Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Nornir Hanover Senior High School Hanover, Pa Eighty Four The 1983-84 school year was filled with many joys and surprises, frowns and sor- rows, but with the mighty Hawk as our guide, we soared. His strength saw us through our pain. He watched over us through the good times. His nest was our nest-the halls of Hanover High School. Our mascot, the Hanover hawk. Is much like those of us at Hanover-strong and mighty, yet graceful and beautiful. 2 Opposite page: Left: Our football team has the spirit. Right: Chip and Ann celebrate an- other Arabian night. Bottom left: Kim. Athe- na. and Karen say goodbye to Laura Ecen- rode. Right: Linda and Mike enjoy spending their quiet times together. This page: Top left: Can you tell that Cara Lynn and Tracy are seniors? Right: Kim and Karen perform a gymnastic feat. Left: Tom. our own Miss Nor- nir. and his escort. Mr. Timcheck. dance the night away. 3 Eighty Four Opposite page: top left: Tom shows us his winning attitude. Top right: Another staunch Hawk supporter. Bottom: Rory and Brad cheer our football team on to victory! This page: top: The guidance computer. D s cover, helps Denise plan her future in more ways than one! Middle left: “Say Scott, does physics puzzle you that much?’’ Middle right: Darby and Jody fly high! Bottom: Chrissy is fascinated by Fred's juggling. 5 Eighty Four Top Left: Pep rallies keep our hopes hlghl Top right: Natalie and Michelle make provocative use of their school time. Bottom left: Monica shows the Nighthawk spirit. Bottom right: Julie’s excited about something! 6 Top left: “Show us that big smile. Chip!” Top right: Sue dances the night away. Bottom left: Rory and Brad are really close friends. Bottom Right: Todd does a fine Interpretation on the flutophone. 7 Because the Hanover-De- lone game was played on a Sat- urday night, the Bonfire, this year, was held before the game with Southwestern, on October 13. As usual, it rained. The pep rally was moved into the auditorium. Luckily, the rain stopped long enough for the fire to be lighted after all. Hanover went on the next day to beat Southwestern 14-13. Homecoming On October 21, 1983, Kim Tomecek was crowned Homecoming Queen by former Queen Vicki Aumen. The Senior Court consisted of Karen Aumen, Kim Aumen, Stacy Kessler, Linda Mummert, and Robin Rohrbaugh. The Junior Princess was Darby Barnhart. The Soph- omore Princess was Suzette Knaub, and the Freshmen Princess was Courtney Smith. After the football game a dance was held in the gymnasium. Queen Kim Tomecek and her escort Neil Toal reigned over the dance. HOMECOMING COURT: L. Mummert, S. Kessler, Karen Aumen. R. Rohrbaugh. K. Tomecelc, Kim Aumen, D. Barnhart. S. Knaub, C. Smith. Stacy Kessler Linda Mummert Karen Aumen Robin Rohrbaugh Kim Aumen The 1983 Nighthawk football season was highlighted by some outstanding victories. One victory the team was very proud of was their 14-13 win over their cross-town rival, the Southwestern Mustangs. The team will remember this game for a long time because it was the first time Hanover had beaten Southwestern since 1980 when they won 35-14. Another of the Hawks’ accomplish- ments was breaking the school record of most team points scored in a single game with a 73-0 victory over Eastern. The previous record was set in 1959 when the Nighthawks beat Gettysburg 65-0. The Nighthawks finished their sea- son with a 3-7-1 record. COACHES: Balchunas. Sorice. Straub. Connor. Zateveakl. Coffman. Reese. Row 1: S. Sanders, T. Gelman, C. Llppy, M. Young, R. Laughman, T. Bunty, B. Chandler, C. Nguyen. K. Gulden. T. Huntzinger, F. Cookerly, T. Staub, J. Warner; Row 2: J. Brooks. S. Weaver. M. Baysinger, J. Rohrbaugh. K. Weaver. T. Hertz. B. Relchart. T. Relchart. S. Feeser. J. Huston; Row 3: T. Moose. C. Mummert. T. Funke. T. Clouser. F. Elder. D. Musselman, J. Eisenhart. P. Kllnedlnst. J. Goodfellow. J. Horan. M. Welty. D. Troyer. Middle: row 1: C. Wolfe. T. Stover. D. Forsythe. C. Hahn. C. Beckner. J. Pratt. B. Moul; row 2: Mr. Zumbrum. N. Smith. W. Lawyer. S. Hawk. T. Elder. M. Bankert. R. Staub. Mr. Sorlce; row 3: B. Trump. C. Weaver. D. Gruver. S. Howard. D. Rice. B. Waga- man. J. Markle. Bottom: row 1: R. Rohrbaugh. D. Boyer. Kim Aumen; row 2: L. Mummert. Karen Au- men, C. Cromer. S. Belmler; row 3: A. Schloyer, T. Orewiler, A. Dusman. 15 Top right: “Hey. where ya going? Middle right: row 1: J. Brooks. C. Llppy. K. Weaver. B. Relchart; row 2: S. Sanders. T. Hertz. R. Laughman. Middle left: Coach Connor. Bottom left: row 1: A. Forbes: row 2: D. Barnhart. A. Hertz: row 3: W. Peters. A. Abbott, T. Cromer. Bottom right: row 1: T. Hunt zlnger. D. Boyer. K. Gulden, Karen Aumen, T. Staub, R. Rohr baugh: row 2: T. Bunty. M. Young. Kim Aumen, R. Laughmen. L. Mummert. T. Geiman. C. Llppy: row 3: C. Nguyen. S. Belmler, F. Cookerly, B. Chandler. J. Warner. C. Cromer. S. Sanders. After an absence of eight years, the tradition of Miss Nornir was once again revived. The competition this year was particularly stiff; but, as in any contest, there has to be a winner, Bambi “Boom Boom Mancini, Hanover’s Prima Ballerina. The Nornir staff would like to thank all the “girls for their participation: Gowri Tivakaran as Muriel Peabody, Brad Chandler as Izzabel Kasnitch, Chleu Nguyen as Muffy Hamilton, Tom Huntzinger as Bambi “Boom Boom” Man- cini, Todd Staub as Mldgie Crinklebaum, Scott Becker as Becky Scott, and Kevin Gulden as Claudia Cadldaddlehopper. Top left: Miss Nornir 1984 Bambi “Boom Boom” Mancini. Top middle: Claudia Cadldaddlehopper. Top right: Muffy Hamilton. Bottom left: Izzy shows her intelli- gence? Bottom right: Muriel flirts with the Judges. 17 This year’s Freshmen class may be small in size, but we are large in spirit. The class placed second in the magazine sale and participated in many scholastic acitivlties. Our class has succeeded in taking the first step in developing our aca- demic and athletic abilities. We will do our best to contribute these abilities through our remaining years at HHS. Many thanks are ex- tended to our class advisors, Mrs. Lyter, Mrs. Storm, and Mrs. Hoke. This year’s class officers are J.P. Ellison, president; Andrew Brown, vice-president; Missy Messersmlth, secretary; and Courtney Smith, treasurer. Overall, being a freshman isn't that bad. Top Left: M. Messersmlth. Secretary; A. Brown. V.-President; C. Smith, Treasurer; J.P. Ellison, President. Top Right: Row 1: K. Rhudy; Row 2: K. Orewller, J. Pratt, M. Red- ding; Row 3: R. Redding J. Orendorff. D. Rice, P. O'Donnell. A. Oaster. Middle: Row 1: J. Hastings. D. Gruver, D. Hetrick; Row 2: S. Hawk. E. Hoover. L. Hockensmlth. T. Holt man. S. Howard. Bottom Right: Row 1: D. Lleb. K. Kurowskl; Row 2: K. Knlsley, J. Mar- kle. K. Lawrence. W. Lawyer. Annlssa Koontz; Row 3: M. Lovelace. 18 Top: Row 1: G. Noel. M. Markle, K. Mowrer; Row 2: G. Miller. K. Miller. M. Messersmlth; Row 3: R. Moul. T. Myers. Bottom Left: Row 1: T. Wolfe. C. Wolf. D. Wlllhelm. L. Wlllhelm. E. Zeigler; Row 2: F. Young, L. Wine D. Winand. H. Zlnn. L. Wehrman. S. Wilson; Bow 3: J. Wentz. B. Wlnebrenner. Bot- tom Right: Row 1: B. Wagaman. C. Weaver; Row 2: R. Staub. J. Toomey; Row 3: A. Warner, B. Trump, J. Webb. M. Tharp. 19 Top Right: Row 1: M. Smith, S. Spangler, M. Sloan; Row 2: N. Smith, C. Smith, L. Shoemaker. D. Spahr, M. Small; Row 3: E. Sneerlnger. Bottom Left: An- drew Brown, our freshman representative to the school play. Bottom Right: Row 1: M. Groft. M. Groft, S. Glnter; Row 2: D. Forsythe. T. Geiman; Row 3: J. Gerken. R. Fetrow, J. Fuhrman, S. Funk, D. Groft. 20 Top: Row 1: D. Jackson. M. Kllne- dlnst; Row 2: C. Keller, S. Huston, C. Jacoby, D. Kleb; Row 3: B. Kessler, A. James. A. Klmmey; B. Jacoby. Middle: Row 1: E. Alexan- drov, N. Berrler; Row 2: K. Alwlne. H. Barnhart. P. Bossom. T. Baker: Row 3: M. Bankert. R. Asper, C. Beckner, M. Balek. B. Beckner. K. Baumgardner, D. Bowman. Bottom: Row 1: D. Feeser, C. Chronlster. D. Brown. M. Elder; Row 2: A. Brown. J. Brill. D. Chevillar, T. Elder. K. Ebert, K. Buffington. J. Ellison. 21 Top Left: This Is a totally awesome dance. Top Right: Row 1: K. Rorrer. K. Sherry, E. Roth, S. Robinson. E. Shadle: Row 2: A. Shellemen, S. Shaffer, G. Rohrbaugh. Bottom Left: Holly’s first time cheering on the Varsity squad. Bottom Right: Anna really thinks this Is neat. 22 In the fall of 1983, the Hanover High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Keith Kemner, competed In eight contests, one of which w s the State Champion- ships in Hershey, Pennsyl- vania. The band took six first-place trophies in the American Conference and one second-place trophy in the Liberty Conference. At the State Championships, the band took first-place honors and awards in High Marching and Manuvering and High General Effect in the American Conference. During the 1984 summer va- cation the band traveled to Wisconsin to compete in MBA Summer Grand Nation- al Championships. Top: Dave Goodermuth, Bob Shreffler. Keith Kemner. Sandy Broad. Bottom: C. Hoffman. S. Nel- derer. Top: Row I: A. Wlnand. M. Von Pervleux. S. Kessler. M. Thomas. J. Wine: Row 2: J. Schelvert. T. Alwlne, G. Wlnebrenner. E. Baum. J. Wlnebrenner; Row 3: C. Cornbower. J. Sterner. M. Messersmlth. M. Brltcher. T. Gelman. J. Dubs. M. Gyenes. Bottom Left: J. Myers. C. Worley, S. Sterner. Bottom Right: Row 1: J. Davis. B. Bowman, K. Lawrence: Row 2: J. Wentz, K. Sherry: Row 3: J. Landis. 26 Row 1: R. Smith. S. WUner. L. Relf.nldcr: Row 2: M. Smith. J. Miller. D. Wlsensale, L. Hockensmlth. J. Webb; Row 3: C. Blesecker. S. Rebert. R. Blocher. T. LeGore. D. Arnold. Top: Row 1: L. RaUel, T. Runk. L. Bowser. T. Holtzman; Row 2: T. Keith, S. Larsen, J. March, D. D’Amico, D. Fllcklnger, S. Wallen. R. Redding. E. Brown. L. Shoe- maker. M. Szwoyer, B. Myers. T. Myers. 27 Top: Row I: J. Patterson. C. Adams; Row 2 D. Satterfield. R. Blah. M. Zumbrum, C. Sle zosky, B. Graf; Row 3: M. Herahey. D. Win and. J. Warner, S. Huaton. T. Geiman. Bot tom: Row 1: B. Blocher, C. Shrlner. A. Bir genamlth. P. Brltcher. S. Myera; Row 2: K Miller. A. Stauffer. C. Keller. J. Orendorff. S Stauffer. L. Foreman. M. Lovelace. M. Wler man. W. Altland. M. Whistler. M. Small. C Stremmel. 29 Under the direction of Miss Stringer, the school play this year was The Odd Couple by Nell Simon. It was per formed on Friday, November 18, and Saturday. November 19. The play shows various aspects of the lives of the eight characters. The two main characters were Oscar Madl son and Felix Unger. Felix had Just be come separated from his wife, Fran- ces, and had been Invited to live with his friend Oscar, who had recently dl vorced his wife, Blanche. The two men found that they did not get along well and fought over many Items, Including their first double-date. Their dates were two British sisters. Gwendolyn and Cecily. The changes In the men’s lives were Illustrated through the poker games with their friends. Speed, Murray. Rowy, and Vlnnle attended these games and added much humor to the production. Opposite Page: Top: Row 1: A. Brown, D. Cornbower, J. Hershey: Row 2: R. Brown, J. Rohrbaugh. M. Adams, M. Thomas. L. Wal- lace. Miss Stringer. Bottom Left: Felix enter- tains the guests. Bottom Right: “Calm down. Bob!” This Page: Top Left: A friendly poker game. Top Right: The characters have a good cry. Middle: Matt shows his true colors. Bot- tom: Matt has had one of those days! 31 CAST Oscar Madison ......Dennis Cornbower Felix Unger .............Matt Thomas Speed ...................Bob Brown Vinnle ..................Matt Adams Roy ....................... Jim Hershey Murray ..................Andrew Brown Cecily Pigeon ...........Laurie Wallace Gwendolyn Pigeon ... Janlne Rohrbaugh Top Left: Miss Stringer, you're giving me a head- ache. Top Right: What do you want for Christmas. Laurie? Middle: Earth to Laurie. Bottom: Keep a straight face, guys. 32 The Hawkette Field Hockey team had a phenomenal year. This 1983 season was the first time Hanover ever compet- ed in district play. As the underdog, the Hawkettes came from behind and were victorious in the first two district games, but they were forced to give up the chance by two other top-ranked teams. The girls ended up with a very impressive fourth place in districts. Other highlights of the season consist- ed of two very special victories. South Western and Littlestown. The Hawkettes battled South Western under the lights at Sheppard and Myers Field. It was the first night game in York County's history, and Hanover won. Littles- town. the 1982 state Cham- pions, struggled to keep up with the Hawkettes, but were unsuccessful in their attempts. The Varsity team, led by seniors Beth Beabout, Den- ise D’Amico, Sheri Folk, Jody Kuhn, Julie Sanders, and Beth Slezosky, ended their season with a 6-2-4 regular season record. 1983 FIELD HOCKEY RECORD Opponent Hanover Red Lion 0 1 Dover 2 1 Spring Grove 1 3 Dallaatown 1 1 South Western 0 1 West York 1 2 Susquehannock 0 0 Kennard Dale 1 1 Northeastern I 1 York Suburban 1 5 Eastern 0 4 Central 1 0 District Games West Perry 0 1 Littlestown 0 1 Camp Hill 5 0 Reading Holy Name 1 0 33 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: A well deserved reef. Top Right: Scramble on the field! Bottom Left: Baby G on the move. Bottom Right: Ready for the attack. THIS PAGE: Top Left: SENIORS! Row 1: B. Beabout. B. Sle- zoaky. J. Sanders; Row 2: S. Folk, J. Kuhn. Top Right: Coaches S. McCleaf and J. Davidson. Middle: A fight for the ball. Bottom Right: Ready. Set, Go! 35 Row I: S. Folk, B. Beabout. B. Slezosky. J. Sanders. J. Kuhn; Row 2: A. Miller, M Markle. C.SIezosky, J. Brill. G. Rohrbaugh. E. Hoover. G. Latta; Row 3: Miss McCleaf. B. Jacoby. J. Davis. M. Moxley. K. Shaffer. S. Slezosky. A. Hoover. L. Wallace. Mrs. Davidson. The girls’ tennis team led by Mr. Palmer and five returning let termen rallied to an 8 3 record, tying them for third place in the league. The three seniors, Mary Beth Keffer, Janine Rohrbaugh, and Nadia Younes, will be missed next year, but with four returning lettermen the outlook for next year is promising. Top Left: Third seed, Molly Wierman. Top Right: First seed, Mary Beth Keffer. Bottom: Row 1: D. Haddock, K. Bream. K. Keffer, R. Kuhn, A. Forbes; Row 2: Mr. Palmer, D. Roser, N. Younes, M. Wierman, J. Rohr- baugh, M. Keffer, J. Biesecker. 1983 TENNIS RECORD Opposition Hanover Dover 0 7 Dallastown 5 2 Central 2 Vi 4 V2 Northeastern 0 7 West York 0 7 York Suburban 3 4 Spring Grove 7 0 Red Lion 0 7 York High 0 7 Littlestown 0 7 South Western 5 2 36 As the fall came In. the golf season wound down, and our golf team found It- self with a 5-5 record, placing ninth In their league. Out of fifty matches we won 24. lost 24. and tied 2. The average score for the Hawks for 14 holes was 71. The match players were 1. Eric Gruver. 2. Mitch Welrman. 3. Bryan Helwig. 4. Dar- rell Groft. and 5. Mike Musselman. Substi- tutes were (1) Derek Arnold. (2) Mike En- sor. and (3) Chris Sexton. Exhibition matches were played by (1) Damion Spahr. (2) Dave Relfsnyder. and (3) Ben Kiser. The team earned a total of 102.5 points. When asked how he felt the golf team had performed. Coach Sager re- plied. “We were much improved from last year. The boys took it on themselves to practice over the summer, and our pros- pects for next year are very good. The boys were all very level-headed, which helped our record.” Eric Gruver, the Hawk's top man. made It to districts. 1983 GOLF RECORD Opposition Hanover Spring Grove 16 Vz 3 Vi South Western 8 12 West York 11 9 Northeastern 4 16 Central 15 Vz 4 Vi Spring Grove 8 Vz 11 Vz South Western 6 14 West York 17 3 Northeastern 4 19 Vi Central 10 Vz 9 Vz The 1983 Golf Team: Row 1: Bryan Helwig. Derek Arnold, Darrell Groft. Damion Spahr. Chris Sexton: Row 2: Mitch Wierman. Ben Kiser. Coach Sager. Eric Gruver. and Mike Musselman. 38 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Coach Sager gives advice to Derek and Ben. THIS PAGE: Top Left: Derek tries to compensate for his lie. Top Center: “Good shot. Bry- anf” Top Right: “Who are you smiling at. Chris? Bot- tom Left: Eric, the Hawk's top man. putts as Mitch looks on. Bottom Right: Mike lines up for a putt. 39 This year’s super sophomores have the spirit! Our class consists of 150 students. Our class advisors are Miss Johnson and Mr. Strine. Our fearless leaders are Molly Wierman, head of our treasury, Theresa Keith, our secretary, Karen Keffer, our V.F., and our never tiring President, Bill Reichart. We're setting our aims high this year as we plan to do well in Drama Night. We're also going to give all you other classes a run for your money In every activity during pride week. The class of “86” will dominate! Top Right: Row I: D. Troyer. T. Wagner. M. Wler man. C. Wolfe: Row 2: C. Von Pervleux, C. Wantz. M. Wildaain, M. Weaver. M. Welty; Row 3: J. Ut . Middle: Row 1: A. Schloyer. K. Shaffer. D. Roaer; Row 2: B. Sellmen. R. Schuster. R. Runk, M. Ruth. M. Rorrer. Bottom: Row 1: B. Myers. W. Peters. J. Orewiler. M. Nguyen: Row 2: B. Oaster. A. Mundorff S. Neiderer. Top Left: CLASS OFFICERS: M. Wlerman. W Relchart. K. Keffer. T. Keith. Middle Left: Row 1: C. Bieaecker. L. Altland. M. Adama. R. Becker: Row 2: N. Berwager; Row 3: B. Adama, M. Beaver. D. Ar- nold. Bottom Left: Sophomorea at lunch. Bottom Right: Row 1: T. Cromer; Row 2: J. Davla. B. Coatello; Row 3: J. Davie, C. Cornbower, K. Cott. 43 Top Right: Row I: J. Sheaffer. M. Stambaugh; Row 2: K. Sherwood. C. Slezosky; Row 3: C. Snyder, K. Shaffer, D. Sponaeller. Bottom Left: Mirror. Mirror In my hand, la Holly the fairest In the land? Bottom Right: Row 1: A. Stauffer. C. Sterner. D. Summers. D. Trlsh; Row 2: C. Stremmel. M. Szwoyer, C. Therlt; Row 3: G. Trlsh, J. Sterner. 44 Top Left: Row 1: C. Mummi. C. Marts. L. Moore, S. Maya; Row 2: J. Miller. D. Marchlo. M. Moxley. T. Mooae. Top Right: Row 1: W. Helner; Row 2: J. Herahey. R. Hamme. V. Houck. J. Hamme. M. Herahey; Row 3: S. Hockenamlth, J. Horan, S. Houck, J. Hufna- gle. D. Haddock. B. Helwlg. T. Hildebrand. Middle Left: Row 1: D. Lawyer, S. Laraen. C. Lockard; Row 2: T. McCormick. D. Leonhardt, T. Lawrence. D. Long, C. McCormick; Row 3: C. Lit- tle. S. Little. Mldole Right: Row 1: J. Brown; Row 2: J. Blettner. J. Buhr; Row 3: H. Bunty, L. Blxler. M. Clapaaddle. Bottom: Row 1: R. Kuhn. K. Keffer; Row 2: A. Keaael. T. Keith. C. Keller, J. Klunk; Row 3: M. Keaaeler. R. Krentler. S. Keaael. J. Humbert. P. Kllnedlnat, S. Knaub, E. Krenzer. 45 Top Left: Row 1: A. Findley. D. Feltch, J. Eleenhart; Row 2: L. Ecker, J. Dubs. S. Feeser. P. Elder. Top Right: Row 1: T. Gelman, D. Gobrecht. D. Frock; Row 2: E. Groft. J. Glgous. R. Gooding; Row 3: J. Goodfellow. T. Fuhrman. K. Gentzler. T. Funke. Bottom Left: Michelle Chris fuel up. Bottom Right: Row 1: M. Reed. L. Ratzel, D. Plltt; Row 2: D. Robinson. W. Reichert, E. Reed. 46 The News Of The Day— 1984 ORWELL WAS WRONG I “Return of theJedi” introduced Jabba the Hutt, but the year saw the end of M A S H after 11 seasons. Rock video and Michael Jackson were a perfect match, Boy George ied a British rock invasion and Johnny Carson’s heir apparent, Joan Rivers, emceed , i� � • • • i the Emmys with Eddie Murphy.___________________ The Sweet Scene in Sarajevo Ronald Reagan’s Magic Si • 11TS Dark Clouds over Lebanon Easing Up on El Jesse Wins a ‘Syria Primary5 pov Christmas Concert On December 19, 1983, one hun- dred and forty-two students per- formed as members of the chorus, band, orchestra, choral club, brass ensemble, girls trio, and boys en- semble. The chorus, under the di- rection of Mrs. Sandra Broad, opened the concert singing six songs. The girls trio consisting of Leighanne Foreman, LouAnne Reifsnider, and Jill Sterner sang “Christmas Lullaby of Joy. ’ The orchestra, under the direc- tion of Mr. Robert Shreffler, per- formed five numbers with soloists Bob Brown, Pat Leonard, Brett Graf, Leighanne Foreman, LouAnne Reifsnider, and Sharon Stauffer. The boys ensemble sang “Nuttin for Christmas.” The concert ended with the cho- rus accompanied by the band who, under the direction of Mr. Keith Kemner, performed two numbers, “Sing We Now of Christmas’ and “A Christmas Celebration.” Row 1: S. Robinson. L. Wine. H. Zlnn. D. Lose. N. Younes, M. Warner. K. Shrlver. C. Hoffman. S. Larsen, H. Barnhart, L. Ecker, N. Nguyen. K. Keffer, G. Rohrbaugh; Row 2: S. Nelderer. S. Stauffer, K. Cott, L. Reifsnider, R. Wagner. M. Miller, J. Sterner, B. Myers, M. Szwoyer, L. Wallace, J. 50 Brill. C. Shrlner, K. Lawrence; Row 3: J. Fuhrman, S. Spangler, L. Ratzel, T. Keith, D. Leonhardt, A. Stauffer, C. Worley, T. Cott, D. Wlsensale, S. Wallen, J. Webb, C. Smith, B. Slezosky, G. Latta, M. Keffer. Row 1: K. Mower. K. Rhudy. J. Toomey. G. Trleh, C. Stremmel. C. Slezosky. M. Whlsler. T. Holtzman. K. Buffington. D. Jackson: Row 2: P. Brltcher. J. Rohrbaugh. S. Sterner. L. Bowser. M. VonPervleux. E. Hoover. J. Myers. L. Sneerlnger. S. Wilson. A. Koontz. K. Rorrer. M. Adams; Row 3: K. Alwlne. A. Blrgensmlth. K. Sherry J. Blettner. J. Gerken. E. Brown. T. Runk. J. Wine. B. Blocher. W. Rlckrode. A. Hoover. T. Wentz. D. Roser. 51 Top right: ACCOMPANISTS: Sue Nelderer and Sharon Stauffer. Top left: Lou Anne and Lelghanne and Jill sing a trio. Top: Row I: E. Roth, M. Zumbrum, J. Hershey. R. Kessler. K. Kurowski. D. Bowman. M. Gyenes. D. Cornbower; Row 2: R. Brown. E. Zelgler. F. Young. P. Leonard. S. Wiener. N. Smith. L. Hockenamlth. M. Herahey; Row 3: C. Lockard. D. Satterfield. M. Thomae. C. Cornbower. R. Blocher, B. Graf. J. Burna. S. Rebert, T. LeGore. M. Adama. Bottom Left: Dlatrlct Chorua—Bob Brown. Dletrlct Orcheatra—Jill Sterner. Dlatrlct Band—Matt Thomas. Bottom Right: Singing can be funf Guys and Dolia, directed by Ronald and Roxonne Schloyer. was finally pre- sented on March 23 and 24. Despite Illness which caused a week's delay of the show, fine performances were put forth by all the cast members. THE CAST Nlcely-Nlcely Benny Rusty Charlie Sarah Brown Abernathy Mission Band Harry the Horse Brannigan Nathan Detroit Angle the Ox Adelaide Sky Masterson Joey Blltmore Mlml Gen. Cartwright Big Jule Drunk Walter Opposite Page: Robert Brown Matt Thomas Scott Wlsner Lelghanne Foreman Dennis Cornbower Dave Satterfield, Deb Loss, LouAnn Relfsnider, Edle Brown Tom Cohrs Mark Gyenes Pat Leonard Jim Hershey Sue Nelderer Brett Graf Andrew Brown Dana Wlsensale Susan Kuzma Chris Sexton Tom Huntzlnger Kevin Gulden Top: Nathan (Pat Leonard) greets the boys. Middle: Sarah (Lelghanne Fore- man) and her Salvation band. Bottom: The cast. Opposite Page: Top: Nathan (Pat Leonard) greets the boys. Middle: Sarah (Lelghanne Foreman) and her Salvation band. Bottom: The cast. This Page: Top Left: Mr. Schloyer gives some last minute advice. Top Right: Adelaide (Sue Nelderer) refuses to listen to Nathan (Pat Leon- ard). Bottom Left: Sky (Brett Graf) and Sarah (Lelghanne Foreman) sing of their love for each other. Bottom Right: Nathan (Pat Leonard) tries to find a place for his “crap game. 55 56 Top Left: Arvide Abernathy (Dennis Cornbower) or ders coffee: the first step to “saving Sky. Top Right: Is this The General (Sue Kuzma) disguised as a neuspa- perperson? Bottom Left: Nicely Nicely (Bob Brown) considers a possible bet at the track. Bottom Right: Nathan (Pat Leonard) and Sky (Brett Graf) try to decide on the “perfect bet. TOP: ORANGE AND BLACK: Row 1: S. Stauffer. W. Rlckrode; Row 2: M. Smith. J. Wentz. K. Shrlver; Row 3: A. Blrgensmlth, C. Hoffman. J. Elli- son, K. Keffer, J. Landis, S. Myers: Row 4: L. Bowser, J. Blettner, J. Sterner, J. Hershey, S. Nelderer, B. Blocher, M. VonPervleux; Row 5: J. Warner, G. Tlvakaran; Row 6: L. Bixler. BOTTOM: COMPUTER GAMES: Row 1: S. Loss. J. Sum- mers. S. Altland, M. Lawver, L. Groft; Row 2: J. Sanders, C. Hol- llnger, K. Tomecek, R. May, L. El- der, T. Krentler. W. Mills. 57 Top: DIMENSIONS: Row 1: M. Myers. K. Shriver; Row 2: D. Flickinger, W. Rlck- rode, L. Ecenrode, S. Feeser, M. Law- rence; Row 3: S. Kuzina. H. Wine. J. Blettner. J. Landis. J. Sterner; Row 4: A. Kenron. M. Thomas. J. Warner. D. Ken- ron. Middle: ART CLUB: Row 1: D. Ste- vens. T. Myers. J. Rineman; Row 2: S. Brady. K. Harmon. W. Davis. L. Welty. D. Miller. D. Rohrbaugh; Row 3: K. Sher- wood. L. Ratzel. J. March. S. Mays. T. Wege. C. Cromer. J. Brown. Bottom: SPORTS APPRECIATION: Row 1: T. Moose, E. Roth, A. Keseel. D. Groft. E. Krenzer, M. Elder. B. Musselman. J. Garrett. S. Kessel. C. Little, D. Forsythe, B. Wagaman, G. Noel: Row 2: D. Frock. C. Chronlster. C. Weaver, B. Trump. S. Howard. D. Bowman, J. Schlevert, C. Wolf, T. Elder. S. Hawk, J. Pratt. B. Helwlg. R. Staub; Row 3: S. Hockensmlth, M. Welty. G. Miller. S. Robinson. C. Mumma. J. Horan. J. 58 Goodfellow, B. Costello. S. Groft. S. Folk. A. Storm. B. Wllkens. J. Gerkln, N. Toal. J. Dubs. P. Sterner. S. Grim; Row 4: M. Tharp, J. Markle. E. Groft, T. Becker, P. Elder, B. Polst. M. Wlerman, R. Cole, T. Bunty, C. Funke. D. Troyer. D. Chevlllar. TOP: STICHERY CLUB: Row 1: N. Nguyen, K. Elder, L. Altland; Row 2: D Long, M. Bunty. MIDDLE: BOYS' VARSITY CLUB: Row 1: C. Nguyen. S. Gerken, R. Henry, G. Tlvakaran, T. Mclnturff, B. Folk, J. Patterson; Row 2: W. Reichart, C. LIppy, S. Wisner, S. Markle, C. Munson, T. Le- Gore, P. KHnedinst, C. Mummert, K. Gulden; Row 3: E. Wolfe, S. Weaver, B. Graf, T. Staub, M. Musselman, J. Brooks, E. Gruver, T. Huntzlnger, B. Chandler, T. Hertz, S. Feeser, M. Young. BOTTOM: SPORTS AFIELD: Row 1: D. Feeser. T. Wolfe. J. Klmmey. C. Beckner. J. Wlnebrenner: Row 2: M. Mummert. E. Reed. T. Stover. D. Brown. E. Sneerlnger. D. Gruver. C. Rhodes. T. Funke; Row 3: J. Wlnebrenner. R. Smith. G. Wlnebrenner. J. Jacoby. Mr. Tlmcheck. J. Huston. J. Snyder. M. Ruth. D. Plltt. D. Relfsnlder. 59 Top Left: AUDIO VISUAL: Row I: L. Hockensmith, K. Orewiler, E. Dorr, P. Miller; Row 2: R. Caler, J. Furr, S. Mays, T. Kress, C. Bowman; Row 3: N. Smith, M. Britcher, R. Louthian, K. Weaver, D. McMaster. C. Therit, Mr. Blouse. Top Right: STUDENT COUN- CIL OFFICERS: Row I: K. Aumen, Treasurer; Row 2: L. Foreman, V. President, N. Younes, President, M. Keffer, Secretary. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: D. Boyer, K. Keffer. D. Nelderer. J. Orendorff, J. Rohrbaugh. S. Neiderer. R. Redding. J. Brill T Keith A Abbott. E. Hoover. H. Stover. P. Britcher. C. Howard; Row 2: A. Forbea. M. Wlerman. J. Sterner. R. Rohrbaugh. K. Aumen. L. Mummer! S Blemler D. Harris. C. Worley. L. Foreman. M. Keffer. S. Bowersox. A. Dusman. K. Aumen. J. Webb. N. Younes. H. Zlnn; Row 3: R. Caler. M. Adams G 60 Barbarrulo. T. Cohrs. G. Tlvakaran. J. Bammel. T. Orewiler. C. Benford. D. Satterfield. T. Huntzlnger. K. Gulden. M. Gyenes. C. Sexton TOP: PEP CLUB: Row 1: S. Knaub. J. Davis. M. Whlsler. H. Barnhart. N. Berwager. A. Koontz; Row 2: T. Cromer. S. Caatelnuovo. S. Schlrlppa. M. Warner. V. Fake. M. Small. S. Bowersox. M. Clapaaddle. C. Wantz, E. Alexandrov; Row 3: A. Schloyer. C. Wolfe. A. James. K. Ebert. J. Fuhrman. W. Peters, M. Miller, C. Leppo. BOTTOM: WORD GAMES: Row 1: R. Kuhn. D. Trlsh; Row 2: J. Medlock. M. Oaster, N. Wlsensale. G. Trlsh. R. Butt. D. Haddock. M. Wlldasln; Row 3: R. Krentler. B. Oaster. R. Becker. R. Hamme. C. McCormick. A. Mundorff. S. Nelderer. T. McCormick. 61 Top Left: ELECTRONICS CLUB: Row 1: C. Lockard, C. Sexton, D. Hetrick, E. Wolfe, F. Young; Row 2: C. Chronlster, C. Garrett, E. Zeigler, M. Bankert; Row 3: B. Moul. Top Right: NORNIR STAFF: Row 1: A. Winand, A. Forbes, S. Larsen, M. Lovelace; Row 2: K. Buffington, D. Wisensale. T. Cott, J. Blettner, K. Cott; Row 3: J. Hufnagle, K. Lawrence, M. Messersmith; Row 4: A. Stauffer, L. Bixler, S. Kuzma, J. Sterner. C. Smith, D. Loss; Row 5: D. Spahr, S. Becker, G. Tivakaran, A. Brown. GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB: Row I: A. Forbes. J. Rohrbaugh. Karen Aumen. J. Kuhn. A. Dusman, Kim Aumen, N. Younes; Row 2: M. Wlerman. G. Latta, M. Moxley. K. Keffer. K. Shaffer. B. Slezosky, A. Henry; Row 3: K. Bream. J. Davis. L. Bixler. T. Runk. K. Gentzler. D. D’Amico. S. Folk. M. Keffer. 62 Top Left: LIBRARY CLUB: Row 1: C. Martz, J. Shaeffer, V. Houck, A. Oaster, K. Sherry; Row 2: D. Law- yer, K. Alwine, T. Holtzman; Top Right: SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: Row 1: P. Sullivan, R. Kessler, K. Stauffer; Row 2: C. Frazier, B. Pinda, K. Smith, T. Braillier. Bottom Loft: JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Row I: L. Bixler. S. Sterner. K. Cott; Row 2: D. Wlsensale, T. Cott. L. Relfanlder. C. Worley. S. Stauffer: Row 3: M. Herahey S. Keaaler. R. Brown. C. Slezosky. B. Bowman, J. Landis, S. Nelderer; Row 4: J. Warner. B. Graf. P. Leonard. J. Hershey. D. Satterfield, M. Thomas; Row 5: T. LeGore, M. Zumbrum. S. Wlsner, S. Rebert, M. Brltcher; Row 6: R. Blocher; Bottom Right: WOODWORKING CLUB: Row 1: T. Geiman. R. Sheely. B. Bunty. M. Kessler. R. Null; Row 2: T. Gelman. TOP LEFT: CHESS CLUB: Row 1: R. Hamme, B. Sellman, T. Lawrence; Row 2: M. Greenholt, M, Redding, C. Ble- secker, M. Mummert. TOP RIGHT: CLASSIC CAR: Row I: S. Alwlne, K. Storm; Row 2: B. Cole, E. Morelock, Mr. Overly, K. Shaeffer, L. Dell. BOTTOM: CHORAL CLUB: Row 1: B. Blocher, S. Myers, L. Bowser. S. Stauffer, T. Runk. C. Hoffman. N. Younes, A. Birgensmith, J. Sterner: Row 2: J. Rohrbaugh. C. Worley. C. Shrlner. L. Foreman, S. Wallen, S. Wlsner, D. Loss. E. Brown. M. Keffer. L. Relfsnlder, J. Myers; Row 3: R. Brown. D. Satterfield, J. Wine, M. Thomas. S. Nelderer. C. Cornbower, R. Blocher. B. Graf, T. Wentz, P. Leonard. M. VonPervleux, D. Cornbower. Dear Class of 1984, This year at Hanover has been a new and interesting experience for me, and possibly the most pleasurable part of this experience has been the opportunity I have had to get to know the members of the Class of 1984. I have been continually impressed with all of you. You have consistently demonstrated that you have the ability and desire necessary to be successful in life. Additionally, 1 have found that your best quality has been your enthusiasm. This is evident in the classroom, on the athletic field, and In other school or community activities. While your educational foundation is tremendously important, this ingredient-enthusiasm-will be the extra added dimension so important to your future success. Enthusiasm is the one quality in life which seems to distinguish those who are successful from those who are not. Whatever you undertake-a Job, college, or raising a family-you will have a much better opportunity for success if you approach that undertaking with an enthusiastic and positive attitude. Not only will you perform better, but you will also enjoy what you are doing. When you really love what you are doing, it isn’t work. It is a source of happiness and fulfillment. And that is what I wish for all of you-happiness and fulfillment. Congratulations upon your graduation from Hanover Senior High School. Your class will alwyas be doubly special to me: You are my first graduating class and also Denise’s graduating class. I wish all of you the very best success in your future endeavors. Good luck and may God bless you. Sincerely yours, $ CL-, Dr. Donald D’Amico 65 School Board: Row 1: C. Llngg, E. Pfaff, S. Belmler, J. Helwlg, D. Hoff; Row 2: T. Baker, M. Fiery, J. Wlerman, G. Cunningham, K. Collina. Mr. Thomas Newcome, Principal M. Mellott and R. Hoke. Administrators 67 Secretaries: S. Nelderer, H. Thoman, J. Mummcrt, M. Rau. Top: CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1: E. Schrum. B. Sanders. R. Ruppert. M. Stump. M. Cunningham. F. Saur. M. Whisler; Row 2: P. Moul. G. Schlldt. C. Rohrbaugh. J. Startzel. R. Gerrlck, J. Gass. Mid- dle Left: MAINTENANCE: Row 1: S. Edwards. R. McSherry. A. Kuhn, T. Grimes; Row 2: B. Sim- mons. R. Greer. Middle Right: JANITORIAL STAFF: G. Mclntire. J. Forbes. Bottom: Mr. Pad- Jen — always In charge. 68 Top Left: Mr . Grimm show her “Mickey slippers '. Top Right: Mr. Boehne Illustrates a point. Bottom Left: Mr. Harvey In action. Bottom Right: Mr. Shelleman listens patiently to one of his students. I Can Tell It’s Monday . . . Mr. Gregory Albrecht, Health, English Mr. Alvin Balchunas, Busi- ness Mrs. Sandra Blttinger, Math- ematics Mr. Donald Blouse, Audio Visuals Mr. Gregg Boehne, Gifted Mrs. Sandra Broad, Music Mrs. Jane Brown, Library Mrs. Pauline Brown, Home Economics Mr. John Connor, American Cultures II, Psycology Mr. Terry Conover, Physical Education Mr. Franklin Feather, Math ematics Mrs. Margretta Frey, Home Economics Mr. Balchunas: . . . When the coffee pot In the faculty room Is empty by 8:00 AM. Mr. Conover: . . . When my wrestlers are 12 lbs. overweight. Mrs. Broad: . . . When the timer on the coffee pot hasn’t been set since Friday. 70 I Can Tell A Senior By Mr. Richard Harvey, Indus trial Arts Mrs. Landra Grimm, Ameri can Cultures I Mr. Dale Grimm, Bookkeeping Mr. Ira Geiselman, POD, Economics Business, Miss Jo Ann Johnson, Math- ematics Mr. Keith Kemner, Music Mr. Budd Helm, Special Education Mrs. Constance Hoke, Phys- ical Education Mr. Fred Kreuter, Geome- try, Business Math Mr. Steve Little, World Cul- tures Mrs. Jane Lyter, English Mr. Larry Me Donald, Indus- trial Arts Mr. Geiselman: The fact that I saw him her, before, I saw him her before, I saw him her before . . . 71 Mr. Robert Overly, Industri- al Arts I Can Tell It’s Friday . . . Mr. Robert Miller, Art Mrs. Susan Miller, English, French Mr. Thomas Sager, Eng- lish Mr. Richard Shelleman, Biology Mr. Robert Shreffler, Mu- sic Mr. Edmund Slezosky, Bi- ology, Dean of Students Mrs. Mary Smeltzer, School Nurse Mr. Clyde Spangler, Com- puter Math Mrs. Ruth Sterner, Busi- ness Mrs. Melissa Storm, Busi- ness, CDO Mr. Slezosky: . . . when my hair hurts. Mr. Shelleman: . . . because my students are In a shutdown mode. Mr. Shreffler: . . . my wife reminds me at breakfast that we are going out for supper when I get home from work. I Can Tell It’s 3:15 . . . Mr. Mark Straub, Physics, Algebra II Mrs. Jennie Tome, Eng- lish, Speech Mr. Donald Strine, Health, Drivers' Ed. Mrs. Donna Yake, Chemis- try, Biology II Ms. Mary Frances Stringer, Spanish Mr. John Timcheck, Earth and Space Science Mr. Leonard Zataveskl. American Cultures II Mrs. Tome: . . . my sto- mach starts rumbling. Mr. Zataveskl . . . you think you have it and you don't! Above: Mr. G's Christmas tree. Right: Mrs. Emily Emig, Resource Room. 73 Day In The Life Of Do You Remember . . . . . . Mr. Gelselman's Christmas tree? . . . when the hockey team went to Districts? . . . when the band won at States? . . . the musical being postponed? .. . Bambl “Boom Boom Manclnl win- nlng over the other Miss Nornlr con- testants? . . . the curtain call of the school play? . . . Matt Thomas being at District Or- chestra? . . . boys’ Basketball team winning at State competition? .. . Mr. Gelselman’s extended absence due to Illness? . . . when Bob Brown traveled to Dis- trict Chorus? ... Andy and Chleu at State wrestling? . . . the Garfield boom? . . . “Where’s the Beef?’’? . . . Michael Jackson’s Thriller? . . . Macbeth? . . . “You, Yank!’’ and Its German speaker? . . . cow tipping? . . . the Turtle with the 20th Century Fox tie? . . . Mrs. Miller's English tests? .... “I want my MTV”? Top: Sure, someone else can fit Into Jonl’s car. Bottom Left: Kevin and Amy In the court area. Bottom Right: Mark always wanted to join the Army. The Hawkettes finished the 1983 84 season with a 14 10 win-loss record and finished fourth In the Western Division of the Y.C.I.A.A. The fourteen victories were the third highest for a Hawkette basketball team. The Hawkettes won the Waynesboro Malden Christmas Tournament and placed Jody Kuhn. Ann Hoover. Michelle Moxley and Julie Gerken on the tournament all- star team. The Varsity was a very young and Inexperi- enced team composed of one freshman, three sophomores, three Juniors, and five seniors. Three underclassmen- Ann Hoover, Michelle Moxley, and Julie Gerken- lead the team In scor- ing and rebounding. A senior. Jody Kuhn, lead the team In assists and steals. Michelle Moxley established a new Individual record by shooting 75% from the foul line for the season. Jody Kuhn was selected to the York County March of Dimes All-Star team. Top Left: Jody Kuhn. Top Right: Molly Wlerman. Bottom Right: Michelle Moxley. VARSITY: Row 1: S. Wallen. A. Hoover. M. Moxley; Row 2: S. Nelderer. R. Blsh, C. Leppo. S. Knaub. S. Slezosky. K. Keffer; Row 3: Coach Strlne. T. Runk. J. Gerken. J. Kuhn. 1983-84 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORD Opposition Hanover Red Lion 53 44 Delone 44 26 York Catholic 41 40 Eastern 48 53 Dallastown 35 54 Susquehannock 32 37 Vo-Tech 38 69 West York 42 50 Spring Grove 48 42 Dover 29 57 South Western 34 33 Northeastern 41 34 Central 29 38 York 68 40 West York 30 37 Spring Grove 45 49 Dover 24 47 South Western 46 42 Northeastern 42 44 Central 31 34 York 78 38 78 Opposite Page: Top Left: Suzl Knaub dribbles downcourt. Top Middle: Julie Gerken goes for two points. Top Right: Steph Slezosky on the move. Bottom: Michelle Moxley goes around. This Page: Top Left: Ann Hoover goes for the ball. Top Right: Julie makes a grab. JV Team: Row 1: M. Wlerman, J. Davis, C. Slezosky, C. Wolfe: Row 2: K. Shaffer. K. Keffer, S. Sterner. M. Clapsaddle. The Freshmen Falcon Basket- ball Team went for a 4-10 season under Coach Balchunas. The Freshmen Lady Falcon Basket- ball Team played a fantastic 15-1 season under Coach Little. FRESHMEN BOYS: ROW 1: E. Roth. D. Gruver. Coach Balchunas, K. Orewller; Row 2: M. Redding. D. Chevlllar. T. Elder. D. Lleb. G. Miller. W. Lawyer, L. Hockens- mith, S. Shaffer, J. Ellison. D. Groft. Left: FRESHMEN GIRLS: Row 1: C. Smith, Coach Little. E. Hoover; Row 2: W. Hayward. J. Brill, R. Redding. J. Webb, C. Bahl, G. Rohrbaugh. Right: FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Row I: J. Wentz, M. Smith; Row 2: E. Alexandrov. A. James; Row 3: J. Orendorff, H. Zlnn; Row 5: S. Robinson. 8t Top Right: VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row I: L. Foreman. C. Cromer, A. Dusman; Row 2: C. Howard. Karen Aumen. S. Keaaler. Kim Aumen. D. Boyer. Bottom Left: JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: D. Summei, A. Forbes; Row 2: W. Peters. A. Abbott; Row 3: K. Harmon. S. Houck. T. Keith. A. Hertz. Middle Right: VARSITY WRES- TLING CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: A. Henry. C. Shriner. J. Summers. R. Rohrbaugh; Row 2: T. Orewller, T. Cromer. A. Schloyer. The 1983 84 Boys' Basketball Team accomplished a first at Hanover High School. This year’s squad qualified for the State Tournament for the first time ever. This honor was preceded by a sixth place finish In the District III playoffs. The Hawks, with their scrappy and competitive style of play, had a 11-12 record through the Y.C.I.A.A. regular season. In the State Tournament, the Hawks were matched against teams that had placed first In their respective districts. These teams were often much taller than the Hawks, but It was the Hawks' fast play that got them as far as they did In the State Tournament. As the coach from Palmerton. whom the Hawks beat 88-75. said. “I expected them to be fast, but not that fast.” Individually, senior Brad Chandler led the team In scoring with 14 points per game. Junior Eric Gruver led In rebounding with 10 rebounds per game, and senior Todd Staub led In assists with 5.5 assists per game. Boys' Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1: B. Graf, E. Wolfe, M. Bayslnger. S. Grim. E. Gruver, B. Chandler; Row 2: Mr. Reese. S. Wlsner. S. Sanders. T. Staub. S. Markle. J. Schlevert. B. Adams. 82 1983-1984 BOYS BASKETBALL RECORD Opposition Hanover Red Lion 71 57 Delone 75 54 York Catholic 52 45 Eastern 60 76 Dallastown 75 67 Susquehannock 62 69 Vo-Tech 66 65 East Pennsboro 56 73 York Catholic 75 43 West York 42 58 Spring Grove 63 65 Dover 85 64 South Western 54 67 Northeastern 38 74 Central 70 59 York 96 66 West York 60 63 Spring Grove 69 68 Dover 71 75 South Western 56 81 Northeastern 44 56 Central 60 52 York 87 66 Opposite Page: Top: Todd Staub goes for two points. Top Left: Scott Wisner takes off with the steal. Top Right: Jim Schievert goes for a basket. Bottom: Scott Markle gets around. 83 84 BOYS’ JV: Row 1: C. Chronlster. M. Wclty. B. Helwlg, E. Groft, J. Goodfellow. D. Frock, J. Dub� ; Row 2: D. Mussulman. R. Louthlan, S. Weaver, Mr. Straub, S. Feeaer, J. Bammel, P. Sterner. The 1983 84 Nlghthawk wrestling team should be congratulated on their fine season. They finished their season with a 12 3 record, putting them in third place In the York County League. After the regular season, Hanover placed third in district competition. Of the five wrestlers that placed in Districts, two went on to compete in the State Championship at Hershey. These two wrestlers were junior Jeff Brooks and sen ior Andy Storm. Other seniors participating this year were Neal Dut terer, Steve Gerken, Mike Musselman, Chieu Nguyen, and Brad Wilkens. Though these fine wrestlers will be missed, we are confident that the wrestlers who will be returning next year will prove to be just as talent ed. Left: Coach Conover give Chieu some pointer . Row I: Manager D. D’Amico. Manager C. Blesecker. C. Little. Coach Crawford. Coach Conover. S. Little. Manager S. Folk. Manager V. Fake; Row 2: A. Ke el. J. Hershey. E. Krenzer. C. Mummi, T. Moo e. P. Elder. D. Plltt. D. Arnold. T. McCormick; Row 3: J. Horan. M. Mummert. B. Costello. J. Elsenhart. M. Young. A. Storm. T. Funke. C. Nguyen; Row 4: S. Groft. P. Kllnedlnat, S. Gerken. K. Calen. M. Musselman. N. Dutterer. M. Brltcher. B. Wilkens. C. Bowman; Row 5: D. Troyer. R. Cole. J. Claybaugh. J. Huston. K. Weaver. J. Brooks. J. Rohrbaugh. T. 85 Reichart. This Page: Top Left: Conover giving Andy a pep talk. Top Right: Neal goes for a takedown. Bottom Left: Jim going for a pin. Bottom Right: “I’ll get rid of your headache. Jimmy!” Opposite Page: Top Left: “Catch 'em before he falls. Hike” Top Right: Shoot for two. Bottom Left: “Sitting down on the Job. Ken?” Bottom Right: “Flex those muscles. ChleuI” 1983-84 Varsity Wrestling Record Opposition Hanover Delone 26 31 Susquehannock 38 15 West York 21 32 York Catholic 9 52 York Central 27 30 Dover 45 12 York Suburban 18 44 York 23 32 Vo-Tech 28 30 Spring Grove 21 33 Northeastern 15 51 Red Lion 21 36 Dallastown 40 6 South Western 15 34 Eastern 12 40 87 5 v ot« The Junior Class Is made up of 128 unusual and unique individuals doing 128 different things at the same time. De- spite this diversity, the junior class pulls together when it is necessary to help one another. The prom was a success be- cause of this. Large sums of money were raised through a pizza sale, pretzel sale, and candy sale. Maybe our success is due in part to our love of food. Class advisors were Miss Fran Stringer and Mr. Clyde Spangler. The class offi- cers were President Jim Huston, V-P Todd Relchard, Secretary Darby Barn- hart, and Treasurer Mike Bayslnger. TOP Right: J. Rohrbaugh. T. Relchart. W. Rlckrode. L. Rhlnehart. S. Rebert. MIDDLE: Row 1: J. Brooka. S. Cooley. J. Claybaugh. R. Butt; Row 2: R. Cole. S. Caatelnuovo. BOTTOM: Row 1: V. Shaffer. S. Shaw. S. Schlrripa; Row 2: C. Sexton. K. Shrlver. J. Schel- vert. 90 TOP LEFT: Row I: R. Hare. J. Huston. M. Greenholt; Row 2: A. Hoover. T. Hertz. C. Hoffman. K. Harmon. S. Grim; Row 3: S. Groft, C. Howard. TOP RIGHT: Athena and Kim hang out over lunch. BOTTOM: Row 1: A. Dusman. L. Ecen- rode. E. Dorr. V. Fake. K. Garvlck: Row 2: C. Chronlster. S. Feeser. B. Folk; Row 3: D. Fllcklnger. L. Foreman. T. Cott. A. Forbes. K. Duck. Top Left: That old devil, Ryan Cole. Top Right: Row 1: M. Bayalnger, A. Bahl, C. Adams. E. Baum: Row 2: D. Barnhart. L. Amspacher. Middle: Row 1: P. Sullivan, L. Wallace. V. Wagner. D. Stevens: Row 2: P. Sterner: Row 3: S. Sterner. M. VonPer- vleux, T. Talasco. J. Storm, M. Warner. Bottom: Class Officers: M. Bayslnger, J. Huston. T. Relchart. D. Barnhart. Top: Row 1: L. Sneerlnger. S. Siezosky; Row 2: M. Smiley, K. Stauffer. K. Smith. S. Stauffer. Middle Left: Jennie lifts weights. Middle Right: Kathy and Darby get ready to sew. Bottom Right: Row 1: K. Martz. J. Medlock. M. Miller, J. March. S. Mark: Row 2: P. Miller. J. Moore. M. Mummert, R. Miller, R. Louthlan, M. Mummert Top Left: Row 1: J. Patterson. M. Oaster. S. Myers: Row 2: D. Nelderer. R. Null. B. Plnda. C. Munson. Top Right: The Junior class’ German addition: Jens Bammel. Bottom Left: Laurie checks the stats. Bottom Right: Row 1: D. Wlnensale. H. Wine: Row 2: L. Welty. K. Weaver. A. Wlnand. N. Wlsensale. S. Weaver. M. Whlsler. T. Wentz. Top Left: Row 1: G. Latta. A. Kenron, L. Kress, T. Kress, J. Landis. E. Lawyer: Row 2: M. Klinedlnst. B. Kiser, D. Kenron. D. Kessler. Top Right: Angie enjoys being weighed. Bottom Left: Juniors are camera shy. Bottom Right: Row 1: A. Birgensmith, M. Britcher, B. Blocher: Row 2: S. Bowersox. K. Bream. L. Bowser. S. Brady. 95 This year the orchestra, under the direction of Robert Shreffler, per formed in three school activities. In December they played in the Christ- mas Concert. The orchestra also performed in the musical, Guys and Dolls. The last performance of the orchestra was In the Spring Con- cert. Highlights of both concerts In- clude the Brass Ensemble and the Jazz Band. Top: PERCUSSION: Row 1: S. Nelderer; Row 2: M. Thomas. G. Wlnebrenncr, T. Alwlnc. E. Baum. Middle: WOODWINDS: Row 1: J. Da- vis. K. Lawrence; Row 2: J. Landis, B. Blocher. J. Hershey. S. Stauffer, A. Blrgens- mlth; Row S: R. Brown. L. Blxler, P. Leonard. Bottom: The Brass Ensemble. % Top: STRINGS: Row I: S. Sterner, M. Wlerman; Row 2: T. Gelman. J. Blettner. L. Relfsnider. A. Hoover. K. Sherry, E. Hoover: Row 3: S. Nelderer, R. Smith, R. Redding. S. Larsen. A. Bahl. K. Keffer. J. Webb. A. Brown. J. Sterner. P. Leonard. Bottom Left: Lynn Blxler and Julie Landis prepare for a concert. Bottom Right: BRASS: Row I: M. Zumbrum. S. Rebert. R. Smith; Row 2: S. Wiener. M. Hershey. R. Blocher, B. Graf, T. LeGore. 97 The 24th Annual Oratorical Contest was held February 24. 1984. The orators and their topics Included: Mark Gyenes: You don’t know what you’ve had until you've lost It; Scott Wlsner: Sex on Tele- vision; Tom Cohrs: Cultural Exchange; Pat Leonard: SAT’s and Standardized Tests; Matt Thomas: Excuse me sir, but I think you’re stepping on my writes; Debbie Loss: Television: What is happening to the imaginative child; Janine Rohrbaugh: Belief In Good Old Saint Nick; Christy Worley: Cryonlcs: Is this the hope for the future?; Beth Beabout: Did you hear about the Jew?; Beth Slezosky: You drink this Water? The Judges for the event were: Mrs. Arthur Ruths. Mr. John Mooney, Rev. Jack Hoffman. The winners are to be an- nounced on Campus Day. Top: Row I: C. Worley. B. Beaout. J. Rohrbaugh. B. Slezosky. D. Loss; Row 2: P. Leonard. M. Thomas. T. Cohrs, S. Wlsner. M. Gyenes. Bottom Left: The Judges compare their scores. Bottom Right: Tom tries to get his point across. 98 Top Left: Chris gives us a “chilling’’ speech on cryonlcs. Top Middle: Pat tells about standardized tests. Top Right: Scott explains the harmful effects of sex on television. Bottom Left: Beth tells us her ethnic Joke. Bottom Right: The other orators listen to Matt’s speech on student press rights. 99 The National Honor Society In- duction Assembly was held on May 23, 1984. Student speakers for the assembly were Beth Bea- bout, Sheryl Belmler, Belinda Bowman, Mary Beth Keffer, Da- vid Satterfield, and Scott Wlsner, who were all Inducted Into the society last year. Belinda acted as emcee for the assembly while Beth spoke on the emblem, col- ors, and motto. Sheryl discussed leadership, David spoke about scholarship, Scott explained character, and Mary Beth talked about service. Mr. Boehne ex- plained the process of election and Mr. Newcome offered his congratulations to the new mem- bers. Seniors Inducted this year were Kevin Gulden, Tom Hunt- zlnger. Deb Loss, Linda Mum mert, Todd Straub, and Chris Worley. Juniors inducted this year were Amy Blrgensmlth, Lauren Bowser, Carol Hoffman, Gina Latta, Sharon Stauffer, and Stephanie Sterner. Middle: Row 1: C. Hoffman, M. Keffer, B. Beabout, D. Satterfield, S. Wlsner. S. Belmler, B. Bowman, S. Sterner; Row 2: C. Howard. A. Blrgensmlth, L. Mummert, K. Gulden, C. Worley. T. Staub. D. Loss. T. Huntzlnger, S. Stauffer, G. Latta, L. Bowser. Opposite Page: Top: David speaks on scholar- ship. Bottom Left: Mr. Newcome, Mr. Boehne, and Belinda. Bottom Right: Kevin and Scott pre- pare for ceremonies. This Page: Top Left: Mr. Newcome congratulates Laurie. Top Right: Sheryl speaks about leadership. Bottom Left: Tom receives his certificate. Bottom Right: Scott explains character. 101 w On the night of May 4. 1984, the cur- tain roae on the 23rd annual Drama r Night of Hanover High School. The sopho iAn morea preaented Bench 18. directed by Jes- ca Blettner. Second waa the Junior play. The Craxy. Mixed-Up Itland of Dr. Moreau, directed by Krla Garvlck. Next, the curtain went up on the freahman play. Bachelor of the Year, directed by An- drew Brown. The laat play preaented waa A Danlah Soap or Danea of Our Uvea, performed by the aeniora and directed by Suaan Kuzma. After much dlacuaalon the awarda were made. Runner-up Beat Actreaa went to Courtney Smith (Mike In Bachelor of the Year); Beat Actreaa went to Sue Nelderer (Gertrude In Danea of Our Uvea). Runner-up Beat Actor waa Todd Relchart (Dr. Moreau); Beat Actor went to Jim Herahey (Sammy In Bench 18). Runner-up Beat Play waa Danea of Our Uvea with the Beat Play award going to The Craxy. Mixed-Up Ialand of Dr. Moreau. Suaan Kuzma waa voted Beat Director; Krla Garvlck won the Runner- Up Beat Director award. All claaaea can be proud of their excellent ahowa. Junior Play First Left Claudius (Mark Gyenea) and Gertrude (Suaan Nelderer) learn the truth about their eon Hamlet. Right: THE JUDGES: Christine Plnkowlcz. Vance Sheffer. Jane Wi- ley West. JUNIOR CAST: Row 1: C. Howard. J. Schelvert. S. Feeaer. T. Relchart, S. Boweraox. A. Wlnand. R. Louthlan; Row 2: K. Garvlck (director). J. Huaton. C. Munaon. L. Foreman. E. Baum. T. Wentz. R. Cole, D. Wlaenaale. M. Brltcher. C.Hoffman. J. Bammel. L. Wallace. SENIOR CAST Row 1; C. Shrlner S. Wallen. E Brown, S. Nel derer, R. Blah. D Loaa; Row 2: M Thomas. D. D’A mico. M. Gyenea S. Wlaner. K. Gul den. B. Beabout. B Brown, D. Setter field; Row 3: M. Ad ama, B. Graf, B Chandler. T. Hunt zlnger, T. Mein turff, F. Cookerly T. Cohrs SOPHOMORE CAST: Row 1: K. Gentzler. C. Von Pervleux, K. Shaffer, J. Blcttner (director), J. Sterner, M. Wlerman, J. Davis; Row 2: K. Kcffcr, J. Hershey, M. Hershey, S. Kessel, B. Relchart, C. Mummert. J. Horan, C. Stremmel. Middle Left: Mike (Courtney Smith) presents her boss (J.P. Ellison) with his “Bache- lor of the Year Award . Bottom Left: No one on Dr. Moreau’s Island seems to know what Is happening. Bottom Right: The rich lady (Laurie Wallace) has show biz plans for Dr. Moreau’s “people '. 104 mi Top Left: Shakespeare (Brett Graf) asks the Starkeeper (Matt Adams) for a chance at TV. Middle Left: Hamlet (Bob Brown) and Gertrude (Sue Nelderer) try to work out their problems with the pyschologlst (Beth Beabout). Mid die Right: The Policeman (Bill Relchart) confers with Sammy’s date (Jennie Davis). FRESHMEN CAST: Row 1: A. Brown (director), K. Rhudy. D. Kleb, K. Lawrence; Row 2: T. Holtzman, K. Sherry, F. Young. R. Redding. J. Pratt, J. Wentz. J. Ellison, C. Smith 105 The 1984 season for the Haw kette Volleyball team was a time of great growth. The season re- cord, 5-9, does not show the great potential and hard work all the girls devoted to the sport. The Hawkettes were a young team with five of the varsity play- ers being sophomores, one a ju- nior, and five seniors. Jody Kuhn, Kim Tomecek, Ann Henry, Lori Groft, and Sheri Folk ended their last season with a decisive victo- ry over visiting West York. VARSITY TEAM: Row 1: K. Keffer. J. Kuhn. D. Barnhart; Row 2: A. Henry, S. Folk. M. Moxley; Row 3: K. Shaffer. Ma. McCleaf, A. Abbott. 106 Opposite Page: Middle: Support from the bench. Bottom Left: Coaches Becker and McCleaf look worried. Bottom Right: “Way to nail the ball, Sheri!” This Page: Top Left: Lori bumps the v-ball. Top Mid- dle: Anita In deep concentration. Top Right: Karen sets for a spike. 1984 Volleyball Scores Hanover Kennard-Dale 15-12 12-13 (W) Red Lion 16-14 7-15 3-15 (L) Spring Grove 3-15 5-15 (L) York High 15-2 1-15 16-14 (W) York Suburban 15-12 12-15 13-15 (L) Dallastown 15-5 15-4 (W) Northeastern 1-15 7-15 (L) Dover 15-10 13-15 15-17 (L) Eastern 7-15 7-15 (L) South Western 5-15 15-5 2-15 (L) Susquehannock 15-10 13-15 15-3 (W) Central 12-15 6-15 L) Vo-Tech 15-12 6-15 8-15 L) West York 15-2 15-9 (W) JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Row 1: S. Sterner, E. Hoover, R. Kuhn, G. Rohrbaugh; Row 2: M. Clapsaddle, J. Gerken, M. Wierman. S. Knaub, K. Lawrence; Row 3: C. Wolfe, J. Fuhrman, Ms. Becker. K. Ebert. A. James. 107 The 1984 baseball season was a disappointing year (3 11). The Hawks lost most of their games In the final Innings. All the calls seemed to go against them and the weather did not cooperate either. The season did have some good points. Eric Gruver pitched a one- hitter against Spring Grove. The Hawks beat Spring Grove twice. Eric Gruver had two of the three wins while Todd Staub had the oth- er win with a shutout. Mike Mussel- man. Eric Gruver. and Scott Markle each had three hits in a single game. Brian Helwig and Chris Chronister had the best batting average of .333. Top Left; Steve prepares to pitch. Top Right: Todd barely catches the ball. BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1: K. Gulden. P. Sterner, S. Little, K. Orewller, T. Staub; Row 2: T. Huntzlnger, S. Hockensmlth. C. Little. D. Groft, B. Helwig, C. Chronister, M. Welty; Row 3: S. Grim, D. Arnold, J. Markle. J. Pratt, E. Groft, C. Sexton, D. Spahr; Row 4: Coach Reese. C. McCormick, D. Lleb, M. Musselman, S. Feeser, E. Gruver, S. Markle. T. Becker. S. Weaver. Coach Zlnn. Top Left: Kevin’s got an out”. Top Right: Scott comes on home. Middle: A slide to base. Bot- tom: Eric tags” the opposition. 1984 Baseball Scores West York Opposition 3 Hanover 4 Northeastern 11 0 York High 5 0 Spring Grove 0 3 Central 13 6 Dover 14 6 West York 6 5 Northeastern 10 7 Spring Grove 1 2 South Western 9 8 Dover 12 2 South Western 11 5 Central 5 4 York High 3 2 109 The Hawk tennis team, coached by Dan Palmer, had a successful season with a final re- cord of 7 wins and 3 losses. The varsity team members were Barry Folk, Mitch Wierman, Mark Mummert, Jeff Patterson and J. P. Ellison. The varsity doubles teams were seeded one— Barry Folk and Mark Mummert; two— Mitch Wierman and Jeff Patter- son. The nonstarters included Dave Harris, Marc Hershey and George Miller. The teams should also have a good season next year since only two seniors, Mark Mummert and Dave Harris, will be lost and since four lettermen will be returning. 1984 TENNIS SCORES Opposition Hanover Dover 1 6 Dallastown 7 0 Central 3 4 Northeastern 0 7 York Surburban 5 2 Spring Grove 3 4 Red Lion 7 0 York High 0 7 Southwestern 3 4 West York 0 7 Row 1: D. Harris, M. Mummert; Row 2: E. Roth (Manager), B. Folk. J. Ellison, J. Patterson, M. Hershey, G. Miller, M. Wierman. no Opposite Page: Top Left: Jeff Patter- son. fourth seed. Top Right: J. P. Elli- son. fifth seed. This Page: Top: Barry Folk, first seed. Middle Right: Mitch Wlerman, second seed. Bottom Right: Mark Mummert, third seed. Pride Week was held from April 30 to May 4. Every day was desig- nated as a different theme: Dress- Up Day, Hat-Pin-Shades Day, Lips Day, Inside-Out-Sweatshirt Day, Or- ange-and-Black Day. An “Anything Goes was held Friday afternoon, won by the Seniors. The following Friday was the school talent show. Winners were “Kids Without Toys , first place; Lauren Bowser, second place; Debbie Loss, third place. Top: 1984 HONOR STUDENTS: Row 1: M. Lovelace. J. Blettner. A. Blrgensmlth. L. Bowser. J. Ellison. A. Brown. D. Lleb; Row 2: D. Plltt. B. Bowman. M. Kefffer. D. Satterfield, P. Brltcher, K. Lawrence, G. Latta. A. Bahl. Middle Left: Blues Brother, alias Tom Huntzlnger, In perfor mance. Middle Right: Shades Day. Bottom Right: Juniors win at Drama Night on Friday of Pride Week. Top: SADD: Row 1: M. Keffer. D. Satterfield. D. Loaa. M. Gyenea. S. Becker. J. Rohrbaugh. J. Davi� , A. Kenron, T. Cott; Row 2: N. Younea, T. Cromer. B. Bea- bout. S. Kuzma, B. Slezosky. K. Lawrence. L. Bixler. Mid- die Left: Rick Louthlan, member of Kids Without Toys , first-place winners In talent show. Middle Right: Seniors have pride. Bottom Right: Hat and Button Day. The 1984 track teams had a frustrat- Ing season, but there were some bright spots. A total of 12 team members competed in the York County meet, and six of those team members— Kim Aumen, Karen Aumen, Angle Dusman, Jenny Brill, Lynn Bixler, Mike Bay- singer— qualified for the PIAA Dis- trict III meet. Karen Aumen won a metal in the 100 hurdles. Also, the girls’ relay team placed third in the 440-relay at the Sonny Shepard Re- lays. Top Left: Rick Henry throw the shot put. Top Right: Kim Aumen hits the wire. Row 1: T. Crawford, L. Bixler. N. Younee. Karen Aumen. Kim Aumen. M. Keffer. C. Worley. D. D’Amico; Row 2: Coach Greenholt, C. Mummert. J. Brill. A. Dusman, L. Welty, M. Small, L. Shoemaker, C. Howard. J. Orendorff, S. Bowersox. V. Fake. B. Relchart; Row 3: R. Staub. R. Henry. S. Kessel. J. Rohrbaugh, E. Baum, M. Brltcher, J. Dubs, D. Troyer, M. Bayslnger, D. Rice. T. Elder. J. Schelvert. T. LeGore. M. Ensor. D. Plltt. M. Young. J. Hershey. Coach Trostle. The All-Sports Banquet was held on May 24, 1984, at the Parkvllle Fire Company. This event was again spon- sored by the Athletic Boost- er Club. The speaker for the evening was Fran Fisher, Assistant Athletic Director at Penn State. The awards were made as follows— Football: Brad Chandler and Todd Staub; Field Hockey: Beth Slezosky and Jody Kuhn; Girls’ Tennis: Mary Beth Keffer; Boys’ Basket- ball: Eric Gruver; Girls’ Bas- ketball: Jody Kuhn; Golf: Eric Gruver and Mitch Wier- man; Volleyball: Jody Kuhn; Baseball: Eric Gruver and Brian Helwig; Boys’ Tennis: Barry Folk; Boys' Track: Mike Baysinger and Rick Henry; Girls Track: Angie Dusman and Kim Aumen; Wrestling: Andy Storm and Jeff Brooks. Top Left: Barry Folk. Top Right: Kim Aumen. Middle Left: Jody Kuhn. Middle Right: Todd Staub. Bottom Left: Eric Gruver. Bottom Right: Jeff Brooks. Top Left: Angle Duiman. Top Right: Mary Beth Keffer. Middle: Brian Helwlg. Bot- tom Left: Mike Bayalnger. Bottom Right: Beth Sle- zoaky. v ° Saturday, May 19, 1984, the Junior class hosted the class of '84 to a beautiful and de- lightful evening of underwater fantasy. The Best of Times , the senior prom, was a great success. Amid hoops and ruffles, young ladles in gowns and young men In tuxedos danced to the music of Dark Horse . The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Prom Queen, Wendy Mills. The evening will remain a trea- sured memory for years to come. Prom Queen Wendy Mills. QUEEN AND HER COURT: (Clockwise) K. Tomecek N. Toal. R. Rohrbsugh B. Chandler. Kim Aumen J. Altland. W. Mills M. Groft, Karen Aumen T. Staub. S. Kessler J. Garrett. Top: Editor Debbie Loss presents Mr. Psdjen with a copy of the 1984 Nornlr. Middle: Jim Huston, president of the class of 1985, accepts the gavel from David Satterfield. Bottom Right: Tom receives his Oak Leaf Award. Fifty years ago, the class of 1934 received permission to have their awards assembly outside on the campus of the Elchelberger Building. That tradition was continued on the evening of June 4, 1984. The evening fea- tured delightful weather, songs by the cho- rus, and band selections directed by Susan Nelderer, Patrick Leonard, Robert Brown, and LouAnne Relfsnlder. Senior class presi- dent David Satterfield passed the gavel to James Huston, president of the class of 1985. But. the purpose of the gathering was the giving of awards. The following seniors re- ceived awards: David Satterfield: Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Student Council Schol- arship Award, Holman Lease Memorial Award. Paul C. Welsh Scholarship Award. Leppo Achievement Award; Mary Beth Keffer: Athletic Booster Club Award, Oak Leaf Award; Todd Staub: Atbletlc Booster Club Award; Patricia Brltcher: CAMPA Award; Deborah Loss: Anna E. Ollnger Ele- mentary Education Scholarship, Student Council Scholarship Award; Cara Lynn Pe- ters: Business Education Scholarship Award; Susan Nelderer: Jack H. Schuler Instrumen- tal Music Award; Elizabeth Slezosky: Colum- bia Jewelry Oratorical Award; Thomas Cohrs: Columbia Jewelry Oratorical Award; Thomas Huntzlnger: Oak Leaf Award. The Ninety-Second Commencement was held on June 6, 1984. Led by their class advisors, Mrs. Hoke and Mr. Miller, the class of 1984 processed to the music of “Pomp And Circumstance' . After the invocation by Rev. Paul C. Shaffer, Mr. Jesse L. Crabbs, Esq., representing the class of 1934, offered congratulations to the graduating seniors. The senior chorus sang two selections: Old Friends and Movin' On . Student speakers were Da- vid Satterfield, Elizabeth Slezosky, and Scott Wisner. Dr. D'Amico announced the academic honor students: Valedicto- rian, David Satterfield; Salutatorian, Mary Beth Keffer; other students in the top ten: Beth Beabout, Sheryl Beimler, Belinda Bowman, Patricia Britcher, Deb- orah Loss, Mark Mummert, Jeffry Warner, Scott Wisner. After the presen- tation of diplomas, the class of 1984 was declared graduated from Hanover High School. Top: President David Satterfield speaks to his classmates. Middle: Scott receives his diploma. Bottom Left: Commencement means saying good- bye to some people. Bottom Right: Scott addresses the assembly. Top Left: Kim receive best wishes. Top Right: Beth address- es her classmates one last time. Middle Right: Rachel awaits her diploma. Bottom Left: Dr. D’Amico with guest alumni speaker Jesse Crabbs. Bottom Right: Chris accepts congratu- lations. 123 Senior Class Of 1984 The CUu of '84 September of 1980 brought forth a beginning for the member of the claaa of '84. As freshmen, we were entering a strange and sometimes frightening Journey through our years at Hanover High. Nevertheless, we soon became Involved In all aspects of H. H. S.. Including athletics, band, drama, and cheerleading. With the arrival of the next September came the beginning of our sopho more year. By now we had become accustomed to being students of Hanover High. Our activities and school spirit continued to Increase until we quickly found that our Junior year had arrived. As Juniors, the class of '84 continued to show Its spirit In all areas of student activities. Following months of preparation. May of '83 brought the aenlor prom. Enchanted Forest. After three quick years, the class of ’84 had arrived. We found ourselves as seniors, and quickly accepted the task of being leaders of H. H. S.l The spirited seniors upheld the tradition of being active In all aspects of school life. As we rapidly progressed, through our final year at H. H. S.. we realized that we were participating In our school activities for the last time. From now on our years at Hanover High will simply be a memory, but undoubtedly a happy one. Although we are bound In different paths, we will always share the memo- ries and friendships that we have made In our years at H. H. $. For now. though, we are ready to enter a new phase In our life, to make new friends, to experience new events, and to enter the future with fond memories of our fellow members of the class of ’84. Perhaps the emotions of this time In our lives Is best expressed In the words of Longfellow. “Look not mournfully Into the Past. It comes not back again. Wisely Improve the Present. It Is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Future, without Fear, and with a manly heart. Congratulations and good luck for continued success to all members of the class of ’84. David Satterfield Top: Class Officers: M.B. Keffer, Treasurer; Robin Rohr baugh. Secretary; David Satterfield, President; Nadia Younes, Vice-President; Bottom: Class Advisors: Mr. Miller and Mrs. Hoke. 129 BART ADAMS SANDRA ATLAND TROY ALWINE KIM AUMEN RACHEL BAZON1S Most Likely to Succeed: S. Belmler. D. Satterfield BETHANY BEABOUT BARBARA BECKER KAREN AUMEN GUY BARBARULO SCOTT BECKER 130 TIM BECKER SHERYL BEIMLER Class Flirts: D. Boyer, T. Huntzlnger RUSSELL BLOCHER BELINDA BOWMAN CHARLES BENFORD ROBIN BLISH DANELLE BOYER FRANCIS BOYLE TUESDAY BRALL1ER PATRICIA BRITCHER 131 EDITH BROWN KEVIN CALP ROBERT BROWN BRADLEY BUNTY RHONDA CARR Most School-Spirited: B. Cole. R. Blsh MELODY BUNTY RICKY CALER BRADLEY CHANDLER THOMAS COHRS 132 FRED COOKERLY DENNIS CORNBOWER CHRISTIE CROMER CONNIE CURRY MAR1BEL CRUZ STACEY DAVIDSON DENISE D’AMICO NEAL DUTTERER LINDA ECKARD LYNNE ELDER Best-Looking: T. Stsub. K. Tomecek CHRISTINE FRAZIER CHRISTOPHER GARRETT SHERRY FRENCH TONY GE1MAN Most Musical: S.Ncldcrcr, B. Graf STEPHEN GERKEN BRETT GRAF 134 Most Athletic: B. Chandler. J. Kuhn RICKY HENRY CAROL HOLLINGER LORI GROFT DAVID HARRIS THOMAS HUNTZINGER KEVIN GULDEN ANN HENRY JEANNE JACOBY 135 JIMMY JACOBY STACY KESSLER JODY KUHN JERRY KIMMEY SAMUEL KISER TINA KRENTLER SUSAN KUZMA MARY LAWRENCE MELISSA LAWVER 136 TED LEGORE BEN LITTLE DIANE LONG TRACY MCINTURFF DANIEL MCMASTER PATRICK LEONARD CHRISTOPHER LIPPY DEBORAH LOSS STACEY LOSS BRENDA MALONEY SCOTT MARKLE 137 BEST DRESSED: Karen Aumen, G. Barbarulo MICHELLE MILLER DAVID MOORE LINDA MUMMERT EUGENE MORELOCK BRIAN MUSSELMAN 138 STACEY MYERS CLASS CLOWNS: S. Gerken. R. BUh SUSAN NEIDERER CH1EU NGUYEN UNDA NULL CARA LYNN PETERS 139 BRIAN POIST LOUANNE REIFSNIDER JAMIE RINEMAN DEBRA ROHRBAUGH JANINE ROHRBAUGH ROBIN ROHRBAUGH Brian, do yon always walk around with a bowl on your head? 140 -� V RICKY SHEELY RANDY SMITH CHRISTINE SHRINER SHERRY SMITH CHERYL SIPE JOHN SNYDER JOANNE SENTZ l ELIZABETH SLEZOSKY TODD STAUB DOROTHY STONER Bob. you're always telling someone off! 141 142 JEFFRY WARNER JOHN WARNER TIFFANY WEGE CATHY WILSON JOYCE WINE GREGORY WINEBRENNER STACEY WALLEN JACK WINEBRENNER 143 SCOTT W1SNER CRAIG WOLF MISSING: Brent Cole, Carl Groft, Brian Heiner, Scott O’Donnell. “Eln herzllches Dankeschoen fure eine echt erlesene Erfa hrung!” (Many thanks for a magnificent experience!) Time sure does go by! But what a time it was! This year really was a great experience for me. During my stay in Hanover, I learned more about the United States than in all the years of school in Germany. I have some bad but many more good memories of HHS. Thank you all, for taking me as I am, whether you liked It or not! Thomas Markus Cohrs ”Und Fest, das wlr endlos wahnen Hat doch, wie Alles. seinen Schluss Und keine Worte, und keine Tranen, Alles kommt wie es kommen muss. Die Zelt war wunderbar, gewiss Wenn Du verges?en kast, verglss Dann Werd'lch morgen nlcht mehr seln Als nur eln Stein auf Delnem weg.” (And the feast which seemed endless to us Has yet, like everything. Its end And no words, no tears Everything goes the way It has to go This time was certainly wonderful If you can forget, forget Then I will be no more tomorrow Than a stone on your path.) I would like to thank everybody for every deed, every gesture, every smile which helped me feel more comfort- able here. I believe you all have contributed In bringing the world a little closer together. Jens Bammel 144 NADIA YOUNES MICHAEL YOUNG Jens and Tom SENIOR V £v % '4- PARENT PATRONS Donald and Deanna Adams Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Arentz Faye Aumen Mr. and Mrs. George Becker Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bellmer Robert and Jane Bish Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Bowman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britcher Joyce and Bill Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Caler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cookerly Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cornbower Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cromer Dr. and Mrs. Donald D'Amico Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Eckard Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Elder Rev. and Mrs. Carl A. Folk Mr. and Mrs. Laverne F. Geiman John and Pat Gerken Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Graf Judith F. Garrett Betty L. Hartlaub Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huntzlnger Mrs. Josephine M. Keffer Mr. and Mrs. Wes Keffer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kuhn Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Lawrence Dr. Richard D. Lawver Rosemary Little Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loss Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maloney Chuck and Connie Mclnturff Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mummert Mr. and Mrs. James Musselman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Nelderer Mr. and Mrs. Orbin Orewiler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Peters Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Reifsnider Larry and Ruth Rohrbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Rohrbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shriner Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Slezosky, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Staub, Jr. Sathyan C. Tivakaran Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tomecek Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warner Andy and Judy Winebrenner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winebrenner George and Darlene Wlsner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe Mrs. Griseda K. Worley PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Richard P. Beimler, D.D.S. and James W. Adams, D.D.S. Crabbs, Cashman, and Frey, Attorneys at Law Harold J. Cohen, D.M.D., P.C. James H. Ellison, M.D. Michael B. Fink, D.D.S. Gary L. Gasowski, M.D., P.C. J. William Greene, D.M.D. and Jon E. Hart, D.M.D. Frank W. Horn, M.D. Thomas K. Howard, M.D. H.J. Strazzella, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Tome M. S. Younes, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. SENIOR DIRECTORY Bart Matthew Adama (Matt) 16 Charles St.; Business; Drama Night 1, 2. 4; Musical 2. 3; School Play 2, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Home- room President 4; French Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Nornlr 2; Orange A Black 4; Work then college. Sandra Ann Altland (Sandy) 422 N. George St.; General; Track 1; Band Front 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Empire Beauty School. Troy Eric Alwlne (Basset-Ball) 318 E. Middle St.; General; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Stage Band 4; Baseball 3. 4; Join the Air Force. Karen Sue Aumen (Mom) 5 Meade Ave.; General; Football Cheer- leading 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; Homeroom President 1,2 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Student Council Treasurer 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Club 3.4; Homecoming 3. 4; Attend art Institue for commerlcal art. Kimberly Sue Aumen (Kim) 5 Meade Ave.; General; Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Varsity Football Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Vice-President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; Drama Night 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Attend Ship- pensburgh University. Guy J. Barbarulo 207 Charles St.; Academic; Student Council 4; Attend College of the Arts. Rachel Agnes Bazonls 17 McAllister St.; Business: Elective Art 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3. 4; Bethany Lee Beabout 372 Barberry Dr.; Academic; Field Hockey I, 2. 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Debate Team 1; Drama Night 2, 3, 4; School Play 2; Prom Committee Chairperson 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4; Attend Penn State for Business Administra- tion. Barbara Becker 33 Krug Ave.; General; Learn a trade. Scott Andrew Becker (Beck) 410 Penn St.; Business; Chess Club 1; Sports Afield Club 2, 3; Yearbook Club 4; S.A.D.D. Chairman 4; C.D.O. 4; Work. Timothy Lynn Becker 304 Grant Dr.; General; Baseball 2, 3. 4; College. Sheryl Anne Beimler 113 Eichelberger St.; Academic; National Hon- or Society 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2, 3; Band 1; Volleyball 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; NEDT Award 2; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Elks Student of the Month 3; Varsity Cheerleading 2. 3, 4; College. Charles Andrew Benford (Chip) 25 Brandy Ct.; Academic; Student Council 4; Golf 1; Photo Club 2, 3; College for Photography. Robin Annette Blah (Bird) 380 Grant Dr.; Academic; Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mascot 4; Nornlr 1. 2. 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Blood Mobile Committee 3, 4; Computer Tech for Computer Sys- tems Analyst. Russell Walter Blocher (Russ) 427 Baer Ave.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 4; Orchestra 3,4; Musical 3, 4; Attend Penn State (Mount Alto Campus) for Electrical Engineering. Belinda Jean Bowman 213 Willow St.; Business; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Percussion Ensemble 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; J.V. Cheerleading 2. 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; French Club 1; Attend Shlppensburg University for Accounting. 146 Dandle Boyer (Danl) 445 Clearvlew Rd.; Academic; Drama Night 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 3. 4; Marching Band 2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3; College. Francis Raymond Boyle (Chuck) 320 High St.; General; Work. Tuesday Elaine Bralller 261 Locust St.; Business; Work. Patricia Marie Brltcher (Patti) 1017 Shafer Dr.; General; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 4; French Club 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2, 3; PA Math League 3. 4. Edith Joyce Brown (Edle) 340 Grant Dr.; Academic; Marching Band 2. 3.4; Choral Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Drama Night 3. 4; College. Robert Kenneth Brown (Bob) 107 High Street; Academic; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 4; School Play 2, 3. 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; District Chorus 4; Class Play 1. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; Choral Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 4; Attend Shippensburg University for Elementary Education. Anthony Wayne Bunty (Bunny Hop) 8 Third St.; General; Football 3. 4; U.S. Marines. Bradley Joseph Bunty (Brad) 227 Popular St.; General; Aviation 3; Woodworking 4; Attend trade school for auto mechanics. Melody Mae Bunty (Mel) 430 Carlisle St.; General; Work. Ricky Lee Caler 417 Allegheny Ave.; Business; Chess Club 1; AV 3. 4; Student Council 4. Jim Miller Dave McFarland 883 Broadway Hanover, PA 17331 717-632-6588 filler Thoto Congratulations to the Class of '84! Kevin Leroy Calp (Calpy) 44 Monroe St.; General; Claslc Car Club 1; Sports Afield Club 2. 3. 4; Trade school or Military. Ianover ARDWARE Sporting Goods BLUE WHITE RESTAURANT FAST SERVICE • QUALITY FOOD • POPULAR PRICES 14 CARLISLE STREET HANOVER, PA 43 Carlisle St., Hanover One of the area's largest Sporting Goods Dealers Gateway Energy Recycler Distributors over 40 locally installed Brooks, Adidas, Converse sneakers sport shoes Full Line of Sports Clothing Equipment Full Line of Porter Cable and Rockwell Tools, Accessories and Service A Full Service Non-alcoholic Family Restaurant YOUTH - YOU ARE THE FUTURE OF OUR NATION. 147 Rhonda Lee Carr (Roxlc) 29 Third St.; General; Art Club. Bradley Mark Chandler (Chandler) 13 Brandy Ct.; Academic; Foot- ball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baaketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baaeball 1; Track 2. Thomas Markus Cohrs (Tom) 433 N. Franklin St.; Academic; Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Musical 4; Marching Band 4; Baseball 4; Spending time In Germany and studying economics and politics. Brent A. Cole (Spent) 112 Pleasant St.; General; Marine. Fred Scott Cookerly (F.C.) 212 Fulton St.; Academic; Football 3. 4; Air Force. Dennis Michael Cornbower (Carmine) 421 W. Elm Ave.; Academic; School Play 2. 3. 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; Class Play 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Sports Afield 2; College or Air Force. Christie Lee Cromer (Chris) 234 Princess St.; Academic; Drama Night 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom President 2, 3. 4; Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 1 Student Council 3; Art Club 4; Attend school for Radiologic Technology. Neal Anthony Dutterer 450 W. Walnut St.; General; Varsity Wres- tling 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Sports Appreciation 1, 2; Video Games Club 4; Football 1; Attend two year school for Autobody Repairs or work. Linda Lee Eckard 427 S. Franklin St.; Business; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Choral Club 2. 3; Library Aid 1, 2; Band 2; Musical 2. 3; Track Manager 1; C.D.O. 4; Attend Business School. Lynne Margaret Elder 50 Monroe St.; General; Marching Band 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; J. V. Basketball Cheerleading 2; J.V. Football Cheerleading 2; Attend York College For Medical Secretary. Michael Eugene Ensor (Cutz) 409 E. Middle St.; Business; Chess Club 1, 2; Sports Appreciation 3; Varsity Club 4; Golf 4; Track 4; Army then college for Accounting. Sheri Ann Folk (Bear) 430 N. Franklin St.; Academic; Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Manager 3. 4; Varsity Volleyball 3. 4; Girls Basketball Manager 2; Sports Appreciation Club 3. 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Attend college and work for the Government. Constance Carol Curry 428 S. Franklin St.; Home Ec.; Sewing for Profit Club 3; Open Seamstress Shop. Marlbel Cruz (Ya-Ya) 29 Sprenkle Ave.; General; Chorus 1, 2. 3; Cheerleading 3; Homeroom Secretary 2. Denise Kimberly D’Amico (D) 406 Dart Dr.; Academic; Field Hockey 1, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Marching Band 4; Drama Night 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; College. Christine M. Frazier 942 E. Walnut St.; Business; Work. Sherry Ann French 222 Primrose Lane; Business; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 2; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 2. 3; College. Sherry Lynn Funk 111 Third St.; Academic; Pep Club 3; Marines. Charles C. Funke (Marley) 219 W. Hanover St.; General; Wrestling 3; Sports Club 4; Marines. Stacey Ann Davidson 34 Moul Ave.; General; Dimension� 2; Pep Club 4; Work Christopher Alan Garrett (Chris) 116 Grant Dr.; Industrial Arts; Sports Appreciation 3; Electronics 4; Work at H.M. Kelly Inc. Find out who really makes Burger. I could tell you who makes the best V lb burger You and Roy Rogers. I grill ’em up fresh. You take 'em to my free Fixin’s Bar and put exactly what you want on 'em. Now that's a combination that's hard to beat But talk's just talk. For my money', tastin s the only way you're really gonna know who makes burgers best.'.— Lincoln Bus Lines 10 W. Elm Avenue Hanover, Pa. 637-7104 1130 Carlisle Street, Hanover Chartered Buses To Any Point In The United States 148 HANOVER SBebt fltotn 'tf'WC. tint 0KA tonifi cy e Food fit for a King” Special Businessmen's Luncheons Victory J e3taurant 918 CARLISLE STREET HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA 17331 CLAIR SMITH ELINOR SMITH Owners Phone: 632-3224 OPEN SUNDAYS Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 6 30 - 8 30 Sunday 11:00 - 7:00 Tony Laverne Gelmsn (Grandpa) 483 vHlgh St.; Industrial Arts; Chess Club I; Wrestling 1; Football 3, 4; Woodworking Club 4; U.S. Marines. Stephen Howard Gerken (Sticky) 400 E. Middle St.; Academic; Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 2; Archery Club I; Audio-Visual Club 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Sports Appreciation Club 4; Attend college for Po- litical Science. Brett Wilson Graf 1120 Broadway; Academic; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Choral Club 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Brass Ensemble 4; College. Carl Groft 123' j Centennial Ave.; Work. Lori Wynne Groft 310 Maple Ave.; General; Marching Band 2. 3; Volleyball 2, 3. 4; Field Hockey 3; J.V. Cheerleading 2. 3; Home- room President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Homeroom Trea- surer 4; Work then attend Art School for Fashion Design. Kevin Jay Gulden 233 W. Chestnut St.; Academic; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; School Play 3; Class Play 1, 3, 4; Musical 3. 4; Citizens' Advisory Committee 3. 4; Sports Appre- ciation I, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Miss Nornlr Pageant 4; Talent Show 4; Rotary Student Representative 4; PAML 3. 4; NEDT Award 2; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Attend Air Force Academy or Penn State to major In Aeronautical Engineering. Mark Richard Gyenes (Psycho) 425 Clearvlew Rd.; Academic; Golf 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1. 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Photo Club 1; Attend U.S. Merchant Marine Academy or Penn State and become s career officer In the U.S. Navy In the Intelligence field. Congratulations to The Class of 84 Menchey Music Service Inc. (Clearvlew Shopping Center) 110 Carlisle St. Hanover. Pa. 17331 Menchey Means Music. 149 Kim Renee Hann (Klmba) 427 Pleasant St.; Business; Beautician. David Burtt Harris 390 Grant Dr.; Academic; Tennis 3, 4; Drama Night 4; Orange A Black 4; Student Council 4; School Play 3; Photo Club 3; Pennsylvania Math League 3. 4; Attend Syracuse University. Brian Eugene Helner 28 Frederick St.; Industrial Arts. Ann Elizabeth Henry (Annie) 717 McCosh St.; Academic; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Drama Night 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; J.V. Football Cheerleading 2; Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading 2,4; Wrestling Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 4; Mascot 4; Attend college for X-ray technician or Medical Secretary. Rick Edward Henry (Hoble) 6 S. Penn St.; General; Football 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; A.V. Club 2; Army. Carol Ann Hollinger (Honolulu Helen) 449 Clearview Rd.; General; Pep Club 1, 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Computer Games Club 4; At- tend art school for Commercial Art and Advertising Design. Thomas Eric Huntzlnger (Bambl) 417 Clearview Rd.; Acacemlc; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Student Council 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; School Play 3; Class Play 1, 2, 3. 4; CAC 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. 4; Homeroom President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Sports Appreciation 1; A.V. Club 2; Miss Nornlr Contest 4; Talent Show 4; Rotary Student Representative 4; PAML 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Attend Bucknell to major In Civil Engineering. Jeanne Christine Jacoby 411 Elm Ave.; Business, Card Club 3; C.D.O. 4; Business School. Jimmy Lee Jacoby 326 Broadway; Industrial Arts; Race Sprint Cars or become a machinist. LEVIS 39 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 Jeans. Slacks and Tops for Guys and Girls BALLOONS INSTEAD 150 116 Maple Avenue • Hanover, Pa. 17331 717-637-1318 free estimates VICKIE SEARS 1061 Carlisle S(. Hanover. PA. 17331 Ph. (717)637-2303 1201 Carlisle Road Delco Plaza York. PA. 17404 Ph. (717)846-R£ST Staub’s Drug Store WITMAN’S PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 28 Frederick Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 “Complete Prescription Service' Center Square Hanover, Pennsylvania 17331 Mary Beth Keffer (MBK) 208 Forney Ave.; Academic; Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Press Club 1, 2; French Club 1; Choral Club 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Track I, 2. 4; Class Play 3; Marching Band 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Tennis Manager 3; Girl’s Basketball Statistician 4; PAML 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Attend the Air Force Academy. Stacy Lee Kessler (Steds) 8 Brandy Ct.; General; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1; Percussion Ensemble 3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 4; Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Ninth Grade Cheerleader 1; Class Play 1; Homecoming 2, 4; Football Cheerleading 2; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1; Homeroom President 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; Talent Show 3; Attend Medical School for Respira- tory Therapy or Medical Secretary. Jerry Alan Klmmey 16 W. Walnut St.; Industrial Arts. Samuel L. Kiser 510 Fulton St.; General; Track 3, 4; Military. Tina Marie Krentler (Blna) 319 E. Pleasant St.; General; Pep Club 1. 3; Marching Band 2. 3; Computer Games 4; Attend the Barber Insti- tute for Cosmotology. Jody Ann Kuhn 226 Princess St.; Business; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Service. Susan Jennifer Kuzma (Kuzlc) Oakwood Dr.. R.D. 3; Academic; Orange At Black A; Nornlr 4; Senior Play Director 4; SADD 4; Dimen- sion Stall 4; Track 4; College with a dual major of Foreign Language and Political Science. Rory Lee Laughman (Larry) 274 Third St.; General; Varsity Club Vice-President 4; Football 4; Army. Mary Beth Lawrence 621 Moul Ave.; Academic; D D Club 3; FTA Club 2; Dlmenalona Club 4; Musical 2; Band 4; College. Melissa Jane Lawver (Missy) RD 3. Spring Grove; General; March- ing Band 1. 2, 3; Concert Band 1. 2. 3; Drama Night 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Attend an art school for Fashion Merchandising. Ted Alynn LeGore II (Triple Jump Jay) 308 West Hanover St.; Aca- demic; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4; Musical 2. 4; Varsity Club 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Track 3. 4; Golf 1. 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 3; Attend Mlllersvllle University. Patrick Edward Leonard (Pat) 24 West Hanover St.; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3. 4; School Play 2; Organ 2, 4; Attend Shlppensburg University. Christopher Jon Llppy (Lip) 834 Broadway; Academic; Track 2; Var- sity Club 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Classic Cars Club 1; Chess Club 2; SADD 4; Navy. Ben Allen Little 10 Fulton St.; General; Military. Diane Marie Long 319 N. Franklin St.; Stltchery 2. 3. 4; Work. Deborah Marie Loss (Deb) 241 Centennial Ave.; Academic; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; School Play 2. 3; Musical 1, 2. 3. 4; French Club 1; PA Math League 3. 4; Nornlr 3. 4 (Editor 4); Drama Night 1, 3. 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; District Chorus 3; Elks Teenager of the Month 4; Or- ange and Black 1, 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Attend Penn State Uni- versity for Elementary Education. Stacey Jo Loss (Skin) 101 McAllister St.; Business; Computer Games Club 4; Study to be a Practical Nurse. 151 Tracy Karl Mclnturff (Mac) 521 Moul Ave.; Academic; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Sports Appreciation Club I. 2. 3; Attend college for engineering. Brenda Lea Maloney (Squirrel) 701 E. Walnut St.; Business. WHISLER’S Scott Allen Markle (Ice Man) 421 E. Elm Ave.; Academic; Chess Club 1; Sports Appreciation 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Attend York College for Computer Information. DRY CLEANING Laundry Ruth Ann May (Rudy) 439 High St.; Business; Wrestling Cheerleader 1. 2; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Football Cheerleader 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Mascot 1; A career In Business Management. Daniel McMaster (Dan) 634 Gay St.; General; D D Club 3; AV Club 4. 531 Broadway Hanover, Pa. Diane Marie Miller (Dl) 411 Fulton St.; Business; Art Club 4; Work and Marriage. Michelle Marie Miller 316 Meade Ave.; Academic; Field Hockey 1; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Library Aid 2. Dimension� 2, Pep Club 4; Attend college for Management. Wendy Sue Mills 204 Penn St.; Business; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Computer Games 4; Computer Programming. louthHiuT David Allen Moore (Twig) 104 McAllister St.; Industrial Arts. Eugene Morelock (Clown) 19 Centennial Ave.; Industrial Arts; Foot- ball 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Army. J 3 GOLF CLUB HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA Linda Ann Mummcrt (Mums) 13 Young Circle; Academic; Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Vice President 3; Class Secretary 1; PAML 3. 4; NEDT Award 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2. 3. 4; REVONAH PRETZEL BAKERY, INC. Handmade-Hearth Baked Pretzels Phone: 637-1510 Hanover, Pa. 17331 National Honor Society 4; Attend Temple University for Dental Hygiene. Brian Edward Musselman (Willie) 2 $. Penn St.; General; Sports Appreciation 1, 2, 3. 4; Auto Mechanic. Michael Allen Musselman (Muss) 263 S. Forney Ave.; Academic; Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; College. Jacqueline Carole Myers (Jackie) 2271 2 York St.; General; Elective Arts 2; Attend Nursing School. Melanie Jean Myers 2 Trudl Ct.; Business; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Dimen- sion� 4. Stacey Lynn Myers 312 McKinley Ave.; Business; Dimension� 1; Chorus 2; Pep Club 4; Choral Club 2. WETZEL FUNERAL HOME, INC. Susan Marie Nelderer (Sue) 236 Meade Ave.; Academic; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Percussion Ensemble 3, 4; Drama Night 2, 3. 4; Musical 1, 2, 3. 4; Newspaper 4; Track Manager 2; Student Council 3. 4; Study Music. WARREN F. MILLER. SUPVR. 549 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa. 17331 Chleu Nguyen 267 Pleasant St.; Academic; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Wres- tling 1. 2. 3. 4 Linda Darnell Null (Goody) 315 Eagle Ave.; Business; Work and Marriage. Scott Allen O’Donnell (Stubby) 638 Middle St.; Industrial Arts Dorothy Ann Pabon 504 Moul Avenue; Business. 152 Cara Lynn Patera (Pete) 416 Barberry Drive; Academic; Hockey Manager 1. 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Library Aid 1, 2; Varsity Club 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Attend college for Business Management. Brian Andrew Polst (Bill Wilderness) 235 West Chestnut St.; Wres- tllng 1, 2; Firefighter. LouAnne Relfsnlder (Uni) 1011 E. Walnut St.; Academic; Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3.4; Jazz Band 4; Attend Lebanon Valley College for Music Education and Elementary Educa- tion. Jamie Lynn Rlneman 12 N. Penn St.; Business; Art Club 3. 4; Work. North Hanover Mall Carlisle Street Telephone; Hanover, PA 17331 717-637-3888 Debra Kay Rohrbaugh 101 Hollywood Ave.; Business; Art Club 3. 4; Work. Janlne Gall Rohrbaugh 18 Sprenkle Ave.; Academic; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Stitchery Club 1; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Boys Tennis Manager 3; Class Play 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 1, 2. 3, 4; School Play 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Attend Johns Hopkins for Radiologic Technology. Robin Kay Rohrbaugh (Bobbin) 415 E. Middle St.; Academic; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Homeroom President 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secre- tary 3. 4; J.V. Football Cheerleader 2; Varsity Football Cheerleader 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Homecoming 3, 4; At- tend College for Social Work. R VANCE SHEFFER 717 637-3808 SALES MELVIN J. SHEFFER INC. ESTABLISHED 1893 LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT HOME APPLIANCES Tracy Ann Runk (Tree) 211 Filbert St.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Silk Captain 3. 4; Class Play 2; PA Math League 4; College. 100CHESTNUT STREET HANOVER. PA 17331 121 RAILROAD STREET HANOVER PA 17331 SUNNY MONEY™ Julie Sue Sanders (Tissue) 1008 High St.; Business; Drama Night 1; Marching Band 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Field Hockey 3. 4; Computer Club 4; Varsity Club; Attend College. HANOVER 637 2291 13 Bail«no� r Si 401 York St � 05 Da� t D� «ve v -, H.«i,.� ■ ) .• St • ABBOTTSTOWN 259-0631 Csmet � - • GETTYSBURG 33 0015 X)? W M«jh St • FAIRFIELD 642-8225 20 f M.tm St • FAYETTEVILLE 352 7061 5035 L«co nw..v East • ROUZERVILLE 762 2141 i � 9 3 Buchanan Tra-i East David Robert Satterfield (Dave) 113 Grant Dr.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Choral Club 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Orange A Black 2; Art Club 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2; PA Math League 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 3; Class President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Special Olympics Committee 4; SADD Com- mittee 4; Rotary Club 4; Bloodmoblle Committee 3. 4; Attend Penn State to study Engineering. James Garfield Schneider (Jim) 400 W. Elm Avenue; Basketball 1; C.D.O. 4; School Play 1; Army. Joanne Marie Sentz 513 E. Middle St.; Business; Navy. Rick Paul Shecly 648 E. Walnut St.; Industrial Arts; Work. FISCHER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. “Serving Hanover Since 1889“ Library Place Railroad Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 Ph. 632-1323 Christine Ann Shrlner (Bucket) 334 Second Ave.; Academic; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Nomlr 2; Choral Club 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 1. 4; Musical 3. 4; Drama Night 3. 4; Organ 3; Bloodmoblle 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Attend Mlllersvllle University for Elementary Education. Cheryl Ann Slpe 390 Fourth St.; Business; Art Club 3; Dimensions 3; Attend Art School. Elizabeth Ann Slezosky (Beth) 384 Barberry Dr.; Academic; Basket- ball 1, 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Debate Team 1. 2; Dungeons A Dragons Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Oratorical Contest 4; SADD Treasurer 4; Attend College for Child Psychology. 153 Randy Eugene Smith 112 Grant Dr.; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4; Chess Club 1. 2; Sports Afield 3. 4; Work. Sherry Ann Smith 310 E. Middle St.; Business; French Club 1; C.D.O. 4; Work at First Federal Savings A Loans. John Henry Snyder, Jr. 39 Monroe St.; Industrial Arts; Rifle Club 1; Sports Afield Club 2. 3, 4; Baseball 4; Air Force. Todd Michael Staub 1027 Savoy Dr.; Academic; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 1, Sports Appre- ciation 1. 2; Varsity Club 3. 4; Miss Nornir 4; Rotary Student Repre- sentative 4; PAML 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 1. 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; College for Computer System Analyst. Andrew Francis Storm (Stormy) 306 N. Franklin St.; General; Sport Appreciation Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2, 3. 4; College or Service. Lisa Mae Strausbaugh 425 E. Walnut St.; Business; Work. r I I ••m� i Hanover TENNIS RACOUETBALL CLUB f .T' P.O.BOX 366. FAME AVE. • HANOVER. PA. 17331 JOHN A NANCY (717)632 0464 KATZ Mary Elizabeth Strausbaugh 530 York St.; Business; Pep Club 1; Arts and Crafts 4; Attend Business School for Accounting. Jonl Marie Summers 431 McKinley Ave.; General; Homeroom Presi- dent 1. 3; Cheerleading 1. 2, 4; Drama Night I; Marching Band 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 3; Homeroom Vice President 2; Computer Club 4; College. Timothy Therlt (Tim) 1312 Broadway. Office 717) 637 6601 Shultz Insurance Agency, Inc Omuxanee. St vicei Matthew Lome Thomas (Weasel) 281 Third St.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 2, 3. 4; Orange A Black 1, 2, 3, 4; (Editor 4); Dimension� Staff 3. 4; Musical 1. 3. 4; PGSA Auditions 3; School Play 3, 4; Drama Night 2. 3, 4; District Band 4; Jazz Band 4; Percus- THE PALMS Dry Cleaning Tailoring 961 Carlisle St. Hanover, PA 637-6366 P O. BOX 149 JOHN L. SHULTZ II 333 CARLISLE STREET PRESIDENT HANOVER. PA 17331 PRESSELLS FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES 635 Broadway • Hanover Pa 17331 Ira A Bitnar Helen E Bitner A A F (717) 637 6636 VILLAGE BOOK STORE South Hanover Shopping Center Hanover, PA 17331 Telephone (717) 637-4824 Hallmark Cards, Candles, Party Supplies Gifts, Paperback and Hardbound Books 154 X lOSTOVfS BOB WINE BRENNER ANDv WiNEBRENNER OWNERS Silent “Flame7 STOVES SHIRK’S HARDWARE ANNEX 1 NORTH ST HANOVER PENNA 17331 717-637-1 123 (717)637 4394 Out o� Slate 800 233 7045 In State 800 932 4624 ( hainsau s a Specialty STIHL K T echO coal • Eire wood • cement • sano • Best Wishes •lonsereds calcium chloride R. H. CRAWFORD, INC. Over Fifty Years of Service 425 Poplar Street Hanover PA 17331 PHONE 637 1718 Clearview Garden (’enter GARDEN SUPPLIES • QUALITY FRUIT III )pc cnihziiiy in (• 7,„ shims Q ccomhoiis JUSTIN J. IIORK'K CLEARVIEW SHOPPING CENTER PROPRIETOR HANOVER. PA 17331 •Ion Ensemble 3, 4; Elks Teenager of the Month 4; Homeroom President 4; Student Council 3, 4; SADD 4; Attend Boston Universi- ty or New York University and major In Theater. John Warner 267 Pleasant St.; Academic; Basketball 1; Football 2. 3. 4; Gowrl S. Tlvakaran (Ghandl) 415 McKinley Ave.; General; Track 3; Orange A Black 1. 2. 3. 4; School Play 3; Sports Afield 2; Student Council 4; Homeroom Vice President 4; Varsity Club 4; Chess Club Treasurer 3; Dimensions 3; Attend Mlllersvllle University for Ac- counting. Tiffany Ellen Wege; (Flfl) 514 W. Hanover St.; Business; Marching Band 1; Stage Band 1; Homeroom Secretary 2, Art Club 3. 4; Attend Makeup School. Bradley R. Wilkins (B-Dub) 324 N. Franklin St.; Wrestling 4; Sports Appreciation 2, 3. 4; Marines or Navy. Nell Patrick Toal (Slick) 540 Broadway; General; Basketball 1. 2; Sports Appreciation Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Trade School and Work. Kim Marie Tomecek (Klmba) 224 DeGuy Ave.; Business; Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice President 1, 3; Volleyball 2. 3, 4; Drama Night 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 2. 3; Homecoming 4; Computer Games Club 4; Attend Barber School. Cathy Melissa Wilson 543 E. Walnut St.; General; Dimensione 2; Art Club 3; C.D.O.; Work. Joyce Ann Wine 301 Frederick St.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 2, 3. 4; Homeroom Secretary Trea- •urer 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Musical 3; Attend Nursing School. Jay E. Trump 349 High St.; Industrial Arts. Deborah Jeanne Wagner 213 Fulton St.; General; Card Club 3; C.D.O. 4; Trade or Technical School. Rayko Christine Wagner 244 Dlller Rd.; Business; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Business School. Stacey Lee Wallen (Here) 214 Second Ave.; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Dimensions 1; Choral Club 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 2; College for Child Development. Jeffry Alan Warner (Jeff) 310 Moul Ave.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; Brass Ensemble 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Chorus 3; Backgammon Club 1. 2; Orange A Black 4; Dimensions Editor 3, 4; Nornlr 3; PAML 3. 4; Attend college for Computer Science. Gregory Lane Wlnebrenner 435 W. Middle St.; Academic; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching 1, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Percussion Ensemble 3. 4; Attend Penn State for Computer Science. Jack Myton Wlnebrenner 215 E. Middle St.; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Percussion Ensemble 3. 4; Sports Afield Club 2. 3. 4; Attend Juniata College for Biology and Wildlife Management. Scott Alan Wlsner (Wlz) 434 N. George St.; Academic; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; Drama Night 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Choral Club 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Sports Afield Club 2. 3; NEDT Award 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Rotary Student of the Month 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Bloodmoblle 3; PAML 3, 4; Orange A Black 2; Attend Either Grove City College or Elizabethtown College and major In Accounting. 155 SHEETS TRUCK CENTER Craig E. Wolf (Kalth) 553 Broadway; General; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3; Jogging Club 1; Sports Appreciation 4; Auto Collision Repairman. Eric L. Wolfe 305 Fulton St.; Industrial Arts; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 2; Electronics 4; Medical Field. Christine Adele Worley (Chet) 404 Moul Ave.; Academic; Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; Volleyball 3; French Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3. 4; Special Olympics Committee 4; Track 4; PAML 3; Blood mobile 4; National Honor Society 4; Attend Penn State for Psychology and Athletic Training. Nadia Youncs (Nads) 989 McCosh St.; Academic; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral Club 3. 4; Musical I, 4; Pit Orchestra 2. 3; School Play I, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Student Council Vice President 3; Student Council President 4; Citizens Advisory Committee 3. 4; Special Olympics Committee 2. 3. 4; Student Forum I, 3; Volleyball 1; Track 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Tennis 4; PAML 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Attend Boston University for Physical Therapy. Michael Joseph Young (Mike) 321 Pine St.; General; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Football 3; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Military or Work. 1083 Carlisle Street • Hanover, PA 17331 717-637-2108 Imports Inc. NISSAN N'SSAS MOTORS 1150 Carlisle Street • Hanover, PA 17331 717-637-1121 ELECTRIC PLUMBING DONALD E. SWOPE 386 Church Street Hanover, Pennsylvania 17331 Telephone 717 637-7317 New Homes, Remodeling, Service Changes, Repairs, etc. Free Estimates Provided. N. HANOVER MALL HANOVER. PA. 17331 Hanover Shoe hYEARS Only sit the Hanover store Center Square North Hanover Mall 509 W ELM AVENUE • HANOVER PA 71 7 637 7910 156 Contractors Distributors A HOVER WIRE CLOTH WEAVERS OF INSECT WIRE SCREENING- AND INDUSTRIAL WIRE CLOTH. OUR Employees ARE OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET HANOVER, PENNA. PITTINGER'S 66 U HAUL TRUCK TRAILER RENTAL 24 HOUR TOWING it|g scon A. PITTINGER, PROP. 500 York St Ph 632 5220 Honover, PA 17331 Night 637-3956 FASHION LANE 637-3861 North Hanover Mall Gettysburg Carlisle Chambersburg ALWAYS WELCOME PHONE 717-637-3701 Clearvicw Motor Jnn 901 CARLISLE STREET FREE COFFEE IN THE MORNING' AIR CONDITIONED • PHONE • COLOR TV RTE 94 N CHARLIE 4 MARY BRiTChER. OWNERS HANOVER. PA 17331 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 1984 Nornlr staff would like to thank Stacy Kessler for all her time and work In typing the aenior directory. 157 Top Left: Chris gets ready to dance in “Guys and Dolls' . Top Right: Mark on the run. Bottom: Mr. Straub and Cara Lynn solve a physics problem. 158 There are so many people that I want to say “Thank you to for all their help. First, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Reck, who were patient in my igno- rance and offered their help countless times; those staff members who gave willingly of their time to meet dead- lines; Mr. Miller and his crew for their fine photographic work; and the busin- esses, patrons, and senior parents who contributed to make this NORNIR pos- sible, you all deserve praise and thanks. To the underclassmen of Hanover High School, I extend my best wishes for an outstanding four years. To the people who make this school tick: administration, faculty, mainten- ance and cafeteria staff, thank you for making me a better person for having been here. Finally, to my fellow classmates, I thank you for making the 1983-84 school year better than I dreamed pos- sible. We have worked hard to make it this far. I hope for every one of you, only happiness and success in the fu- ture, wherever your travels take you. Congratulations! Debbie Loss