Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

FACULTY 16 FRESHMEN 26 SOPHOMORES 34 JUNIORS 42 ACTIVITIES 50 SPORTS 90 SENIORS 128 ADVERTISING AND DIRECTORY 150 V AS THE DAYS GO BY WITH In ten years, when we each look back on our high school days, we will all remember different things. Some of us will remember our first school play. Some of us will remember that vital sporting event against a cross-town rival. Others will remember a special friend who made our years at HHS the best of our lives. There are so many aspects of school life that it is hard to pinpoint the single-most important one. We have symbols to remind us of our school and what it stands for. Two of these symbols, emphasized on the cover and first page of our book, are the Nighthawk and the Alma Mater. The hawk is a symbol of strength and power. The student body has exempli- fied this strength and power by sticking together as a team on the sports field, the stage, and in the classroom. A sense of unity prevails. As we sing the Alma Mater, the source of this unity is brought to light. We are singing to our school ■ a place where we are together. Yet, even when the time comes when we can no longer be together, the song and the hawk still serve a purpose. This purpose is to make us remember the days when we were together and to assure us that in some ways we always will be. 2 SWIFTNESS THAT FORM THE PASSING 5 TO OUR DEAR OLD ALMA 6 MATER, WE RAISE OUR SONGS The week of October 7th was a busy week at HHS. This Pride Week featured assemblies, night activities, and exciting sports events. The fun started on Monday with “Nerd Day”. On Tuesday, the student body “swam” in their clothes on “Oversize Day. The school day ended with a bang when the girls’ tennis team defeated Southwestern to capture the York County League title. Later, at the annual field hockey game held under the lights, the field hockey team defeated Dallastown. The theme on Wednesday was “Teacher Casual Student Dress Day.” At an assembly held later on Wednesday the students played the teachers in a volleyball game. The teachers won against the juniors. On Thursday, there was an open gym from 6:45-8:00, the theme of “Farmer Day,” and the traditional bonfire at 8:00 on the athletic field - all leading up to the big football game against Southwestern. On Friday, the excitement grew with “Orange and Black Day” and a Pep Rally in the gym. The perfect ending of this exciting week would have been a win for the football team. Although the Nighthawks were outsized and outnum- bered, they fought a good fight and walked proud. Michelle Moxley Kathy Shaffer Kelly Sherwood J. Davis. S Knaub, K. Shaffer. A. James. K Sherwood. S. Peretti, M Moxley. J. Hartlaub. S. Houck 3 BRODIX� -' HHH ■■■■■■■ I ■ And so we close another year, another chapter in our education. I say “our” education because that is what the school year is for all of us. For me, for example, this was a year filled with new experience — learning experi- ence—ones I tried to share with you. Remember “To- day is the birthday of the Statue of Liberty,” and “To- morrow is December 7th,” and “Tomorrow we celebrate the dying of the sun as we celebrate the winter solstice”? I tried to share experience through those messages — even if the front two rows of seniors weren’t listening all the time. Though the school year started out in a somewhat confused manner, we quickly took sight of where we had to go and rapidly maneuvered ourselves into the current that would take us there. I looked to as many people as I could for guidance and direction; many of those people were students, without whom we would have “run aground” first semester. Despite the “newness” of the experiences each of us had this year, there was something refreshingly common to them as well. We have all been in school most of our lives; therein lies the commonality of the experiences we had —most of them we have had before. Each of those experiences was new, however, if for no other reason than each was being experienced for the last time. We met each of those experiences and grew from each of them; we are different — and, hopefully, better persons because of them. I know 1 am. Mr. Gregg Boehne DR. DONALD D AMICO SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 18 SCHOOL BOARD: Row 1: Phyllis B. Bush. James H. Ellison. Nicholas T. Mavros (President). Joan Helwig; Row 2: Courtney Smith (Student member). Larry G. Blocher, T. Lawrence Way (Vice-President), Kenneth C. Collins (Treasurer). Linda G. Cole. Jill Sterner (Student member). Absent from picture-Dale Hoff. Mr E. Frederick Brossman Assistant Princial Mr. Thomas Newcome • Hanover High School Principal Bottom Left: Mr. Richard Hoke. Coordinator of Pupil Services and Special Programs, and Mr. Monte Mellott, Assistant to the Superintendent. Bottom Right: Mr. Gregg Boehne. Acting Assistant Principal First Semester. Mr. Gregory Albrecht. Health, English Mr. Gregg Boehne, Gifted Mr. Lawrence Bowe. Social Studies Mrs. Jane Brown, Library Mr. John Connor. Psychology. Athletic Director Mr. Terry Conover, Physical Education Miss Barbara Cooper, Reading Miss Paula Crouse, French Mrs. Emily Emig, LD Room Mr. Franklin Feather, Mathematics Mrs. Margretta Frey, Home Economics Mr. Dale Grimm, Business, Book- keeping Mrs. Landra Grimm, Social Studies Mr. Richard Harvey. Industrial Arts Mrs. Constance Hoke. Physical Education Mr. Steven Little, Social Studies Mrs. Susan Miller, English Miss JoAnn Johnson. Mathematics Mrs. Jane Lyter, English. Social Studies Mrs. Arlene Keiter. Home Economics Mr. Larry McDonald, Industrial Arts Mr. Budd Heim, Special Education Mr. Keith Kemner, Music Mr. Robert Miller. Art Miss Kathleen O’Brien, Music Miss Deborah Orendorff, Business Mr. Robert Overly, Industrial Arts Mrs. Stephanie Reck. English Mr Calvin Roland. Guidance Mr. Richard Shelleman. Biology Mr William Rothrock, Mathematics Mr Edmund Slezosky, Biology Mr Thomas Sager. English Mrs Mary Smeltzer. School Nurse Mr Ronald Schloyer.Music Mr. Clyde Spangler. Computer Science Mrs Ruth Sterner. Business Mr. Donald Strine, Health. Driver’s Ed Mrs. Jennie Tome, English, Speech Mrs Melissa Storm. Business. CDO Mrs Donna Yake. Chemistry Ms Mary Frances Stringer. Spanish Mrs. Phoebe Wetzel. Guidance Mr. Mark Straub. Physics Mr. John Timcheck. Earth and Space Science Secretaries: Top Left: Mrs. S. Neiderer. Top Right: Mrs. H. Thoman, Mrs. J. Mummert, Mrs. M. Rau. Top: Custodians: C. Brown. R. Reck, M Bair. Bottom Left: Mr. Roth- rock. Bottom Middle: Mr. Shelleman. Bottom Right: Custodian Guy Mclntire. FRESHMEN Dear Class of 1989, Freshman year: a new beginning and a frightening one for those of us who had to face it in the fall of ’85. We discovered we could achieve and fit in with new people in a new school. We took active parts in athletics and school productions, and we cheered our teams to victory. The year has been rewarding and has helped us set goals for future years. This year has been fun as well as educational. We experienced new events, such as Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins. The homecoming prin- cess was Sonya Peretti and the Sadie Hawkins prince, James Corbin. In the freshman sports program, the football team came in second place in York County while the boy’s basketball team came in fifth place. I’m sure the fun and excitement will follow us as we go on to different grade levels and we are definitly ready for it! Beth Kuhn Class President Top: Row 1: Beth Kuhn, president; Allison Shriner, treasurer; Row 2: Amy Alwine, secretary; Sally Staub, vice-president. Bottom Left: Class Advisors: Mr. John Timcheck and Miss Paula Crouse. 28 Top: Row 1: S. Jones, C. Keffer, J. Ja- cobs, F. Isaacs; Row 2: R. Keller, B. Ja- cobs, N. Johnson. Center: Row 1: L. Thomaz, J. Strock; Row 2: A. Tarbart, P. Thomas, A. Troyer; Row 3: W. Trump, J. Stover, G. Trent, V. Tivakaran. Bottom: Row 1: S. Stevens, R. Smith, A. Shriner, J. Slagle, J. Snyder, W. Small; Row 2: R. Smith, D. Smith, S. Small, J. Staub, T. Snyder, J. Staub. Top: Row 1: S. Nagy, A. O’Don- nell; Row 2: W. Morin, S. Myers, T. Miller, G. Oaster, A. Miller. Bottom Left: Row 1: S. Buffington, L. Campbell, C. Bunty; Row 2: D. Brown, R. Cole, D. Carr, J. Brown. Bottom Right: Row 1: C. Glad- felter, S. Geiman; Row 2: I. Cruz, A. Gilpin, J. Garrett, J. Graf; Row 3: D. Gidusko. 30 Bottom Left: Row 1: K. Cornbower; Row 2: J. Dettinger, D. Foreman, C. Davis, D. D’Amico, J. Davis; Row 3: J. Eisenhart, J. Craley, M. Forbes, J. Cookerly, N. Dunkinson. Top Left: Row 1: E. Harlacher, C. Herr; Row 2: J. Houck, R. Graf, D. Haverstock, M. Hol- land, A. Hare, M. Hoffeins; Row 3: E. Hormel, S. Gyenes, D. Hart, T. Henry, M. Harget. Bottom Right: Row 1: S. Wagaman, N. Wright, J. Wolfe, J. Wisensale; Row 2: R. Yealey, A. Williquette, R. Warehime, R. Weese, J. Weaver; Row 3: P. Wehrman, N. Vlachos, M. Wallen, K. Wisensale, L. Ziegler. . 5 33 Ml SOPHOMORES Dear Class of 1988, As sophomores, our school year did not be- gin with the same excitement or apprehension of the previous year. Instead, the class of ’88 entered the Hanover High School with familiar- ity and a renewed sense of pride. We proved our spirit by showing fantastic representation in all school activiites. These ranged from athlet- ics and cheerleading to band and drama. The prom and senior trip, which seemed so far away, are now right around the corner. Our class united to earn money for these projects through such fundraisers as the magazine sale and candy sale. The class of ’88 will continue to grow and mature as we face our last two years as Nighthawks. Thank you for your support! Mindy Bortner Class President Top Right: Row 1: Mindy Borter, president; Row 2: Amy Huntzinger, vice-president; Noelle Le Dane, treasurer; Sarah Bouchard, secretary. Bot- tom Left: Mrs. Stephanie Reck, Class Advisor. Bottom Right: Row 1: D. Clark, S. Clapsaddle; Row 2: A. Burchett, S. Bouchard, T. Cerifko, A. Cookson, T. Cerifko; Row 3: T. Bossom, S. Brill- hart, M. Caler. 36 Top: M. Bortner, S. Black, S. Bierly, K Blower, J. Biesecker. Center: Row 1: M Beabout, K. Baumgardner, J. Bell, T Baker, J. Bankert; Row 2: D. Beckner, A Behney, W. Beckner, T. Adams, S. Au chey; Row 3: R. Albright, C. Bahl, M Aumen. Bottom: Row 1: L. Jones, A Huntzinger, S. Larsen, J. Kessel, E. Ker iazes, K. Landis; Row 2: A. Kemp, M Hull, T. Klinedinst, P. Kuhn, A. Kur owski, L. Krebs. 37 Top: Row 1: S. Shadle, J. Ratzel, K. Phillips, B. Rice, L. Rebert; Row 2: T. Schildt, T. Reed, T. Schuman, M. Rebert, K. Rebert, A. Pittinger, S. Shanebrook Bottom Left: Row 1: A. Cromer, S. Cape, J. Dewees; Row 2: L. Davis, J. Eckard, A. Eltz, P. Davis, K. Cromer. Bottom Right: Row 1: S. Noel, M. Oliva; Row 2: L. Patterson, L. Peazzoni, M. Orendorff. 38 Top: Row 1: S. Hoke. T. Houser; Row 2: D. Hughes, M. Hoffman, J. Hockensmith, N. Hoffman, S. Hol- linger. Center: Row 1. M. Yates, W. Willheim, R. Wise; Row 2: M. Wheeler, S. Wisner, K. Winebren- ner, S. Zeigler. Bottom: Row 1: S. Snyder, M. Wagner, B. Spooner, R. Storm, W. Spory; Row 2: S. Staub, E. Swartz; Row 3: C. Wagaman, M. Troyer, D. Starcher, R. Wagner, S. Wantz, J. Snyder. Top Right: Row 1: N. LeDane, M. Lehigh, R. Leppo, D. Lieb; Row 2: B. Little, O. Laughman. Bottom: Row 1: J. Hartlaub, K. Griest; Row 2: R. Hamilton, S. Hadley, R. Forry, D. Hicks, T. Heltzel, C. Hahn, C. Everhart, M. Flickinger, M. Fulton; Row 3: J. Gidusko, D. Frey, B. Harlacher. 40 Top: Row 1: M. Myers, M. Mum- mert; Row 2: J. Menges, T. My- ers, L. Miller, A. Mummert, D. Luckenbaugh, S. Neary; Row 3: K. Niehoff, S. Marchio, P. My- ers, J. Luckabaugh; Row 4: B. Marchio. Bottom Left: Row 1: N. Smith, T. Shue, K. Shoemaker; Row 2: C. Sipling, S. Shoemaker, V. Shorb, M. Smith. 41 JUNIORS Dear Class of 1987, Noah Webster defines the word “class” in one way as “a body of students whose year of graduation is the same.” Certainly no one can argue with that definition, but who says we can’t add to it? To the Class of 1987 at HHS, class means fun, friends, memories. It means pulling together as one to show our spirit and pride. It means many talented individuals, each unique in his or her own way. Each has his own place to shine, whether it’s out on the playing field, up on the stage, or in the classroom. “Class” means coming together to work and cooperate on projects . . . from something as small as a weekly pretzel sale to something as momentous as a senior prom. We, as juniors, have reached an important year in our high school career. It’s a time to look back with fond memories on our last two years but to also look ahead to our senior year, the true test of whether or not we’ve got what it takes. We’re sure we do, though, because over the years we’ve gained not only maturity but confidence, too. According to Mr. Webster, “class” also means “superior quality, style.” And we, the juniors, are truly a class with “class.” Kathy Lawrence Class President Top: Row 1: Ellie Hoover, treasurer; Kathy Law- rence, president; Row 2: Amy James, secretary; Courtney Smith, vice-president. Bottom Left: Class Advisors: Mrs. Melissa Storm, Mrs. Jane Lyter, Mrs. Constance Hoke. Bottom Right: Row 1: M. Lovelace, K. Miller, A. Kimmey, M. Klinedinst; Row 2: C. Keller, M. Mar- kle, K. Lawrence, M. Messersmith, A. Koontz; Row 3: K. Kurowski, J. Markle, D. Kleb, D. Lieb. 44 Top: Row 1: M. Sloan, K. Sherry, M. Smith, C. Smith, L. Shoemaker, M. Small. Middle: Row 1: B. Beckner, W. Davis, C. Beckner; Row 2: C. Chronister, K. Buff- ington, J. Brill, K. Baumgradner, N. Ber- rier, D. Brown. Bottom Left: Row 1: L. Willheim, D. Will- heim, P. Trish; Row 2: J. Webb, W. Trump, B. Wagaman; Row 3: J. Wentz. Top Right: Row 1: T. Elder, D. Forsythe, D. Feeser, K. Ebert, J. Ellison. Bottom: Row 1: S. Funk, T. Geiman; Row 2: D. Groft, J. Gerken, J. Garrett, T. Holtzman, D. Gruver; Row 3: L. Hockens- mith, D. Hetrick, J. Fuhrman, S. Hawk. 46 Top Left: Row 1: D. Jackson, B. Jacoby, C. Jacoby; Row 2: S. Huston, A. James, S. Howard, E. Hoover, D. Holland. Bot- tom Left: Row 1: E. Roth, A. Shelleman, M. Redding; Row 2: K. Senter, K. Rorrer, G. Rohrbaugh, S. Robinson, S. Shaffer; Row 3: D. Rice, A. Sheets, R. Redding, D. Reib, K. Rhudy. 49 : ACTIVITIES MISS NORNIR The Nornir staff would like to expres their sincere thanks to the six “girls” who, once again, made the Miss Nornir Pageant a success. The participants were as follows: Chris Mumma as Cleona Jo Plisken, Jason Horan as Daisy Lou Memminshire, Jared Eisenhart as Jezabel Clampett, Todd Funke as Myrtle Mae Mon- kaboob, Dave Troyer as Mabel Monkaboob, and, the winner, Jim Goodfeilow as Murray Madonna. Through their extreme grace and charm, the contes- tants really presented the judges. Miss Johnson, Mr. Bowe, and Miss Crouse, with some stiff competition. The masters of ceremony were Jessica Blettner and Bill Reichart, and the technical crew was headed by Lynn Bixler. 52 Opposite Page: Top Right: Murray (Jim Goodfellow) Ma- donna. Miss Nornir 1986; Bottom Left: Cleona Jo (Chris Mumma) Plisken. First runner-up; Bottom Right: Make up on the Monk This Page: Top Left Myrtle Mae (Todd Funke) Monkaboob, Top Right: Daisy Lou (Jason Horan) Memminshire, Bot tom Right Jezabel (Jared Ei- senhart) Clampett CLUBS — This year’s Student Council defi- nitely stands out among the clubs offered at Hanover High School. Student Council sponsored some of the most exciting dances ever held at HHS. It also conducted a pro- gram to try to end teenage smok- ing. This year was the first year for a Student Council homeroom and a Student Council scrapbook. In the spring the Council spon- sored a fund raiser which provided money for the Student Council Scholarship. The Council has proved to be an enthusiastic group concerned about the moral and well-being of the school. 1 would like to thank the council members and the student body for a great year. Molly Wierman Student Council President CHESS CLUB Sponsor: Mr Feather Row 1: R. Forry. A. Pittinger, R. Wise. D. Frey. C. Hahn. A. Gilpin; Row 2: R. Noel, C. Sipling. A. Kurowski, N. Bast. R. Louthian, M. Aumen; Row 3: T. Cerifko. T. Myers. F. Von Richter. D Lieb, M Reed STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr—Heim Row 1: J. Brill (treasurer). T. Orewiler (vice-president), M Wierman (president). R Redding (secretary). Row 2 C Davis, S. Small. B Kuhn. R Kuhn. S Bouchard. M Bortner. K Rebert. A Huntzinger. C. Smith; Row 3: E Alexandrov. N Janhonen. H. Zinn. K Cott. D Summers. S Houck. K Keffer. T Keith. J Bush. J Ellison; Row 4 D Spahr. J Janhonen. E Keriazes. J Sterner. C Biesecker. J. Davis. T Holtzman. T Kremer, C Keffer 54 As the editor of the Nornir, I’d like to recognize and thank some of those peo- ple who made my job a lot easier and made the 1986 yearbook a success. My thanks to Miller Photo and the student photographers for the wide variety of pic- tures we were given this year. Also, thanks are due to our artists Jill Wentz and Derek Arnold. The Nornir staff is a very dedicated group of people. Some spent many extra hours at night to meet deadlines and volunteered their time to sell ads. Special thanks go to Lynn Bixler for her reliability and to Teena Buhr and Kelly DeVivio for typing the Senior Direc- tory. Last, my sincerest appreciation goes to our advisors, Mrs. Reck and Mrs. Miller. Despite all the problems and hard work, now that I’ve seen the finished product, I know that it was all worth it. Sincerely, Jessica Blettner Editor-in-Chief GRAPHIC ARTS Sponsor: Mr. McDonald Row 1: J. Hamme. T. Stover, B. Moul, K. Mann; Row 2: T. Shue, E. Yates, R. Gooding, J. Garrett; T. Lawrence. B. Beckner, K. Storm; Row 3: D. Feltch, D. Musselman, B. Adams. J. Miller. NORNIR CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Reck and Mrs Miller Row 1 K Rudy. K Buffington. J Banker!. C. Smith. D. Marchio, K Sherwood. J Brown. C. Stremmel. R. Kuhn. B Spooner. Row 2: J Brillharl. K DeViv.o; T Buhr. M. Messersmith. K. Lawrence. G. Rohrbaugh. M. Markle. S. Larsen. L. Shoemaker. L Ratzel. S Larsen; M Fulton. K Alwine; Row 3 M Lovelace. K Sher- ry. D. Hicks. D. Sponseller, J. Sterner. J. Blettner. L. Bixler. A Stauffer. W. Reichart. S. Houck. D Summers. H Barnhart. T. Adams 55 Top Left: WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Little Row 1: T. Bossom. B. Little; Row 2: M. Smith, K. Martz. S. Shadle. D. Hughes. Top Right: COMPUTER CLUB Sponsor: Mr Spangler Row 1: M. Redding; Row 2: E. Krenzer; C. Cornbower. Bottom: STUDIO RECORDING Sponsor: Mr Kemner Row 1: C. Palmer. A. Cookson. M Baum, L. Campbell. D. Starcher; Row 2: N. Hoffman; D. Winand. K. Lawrence. M. Messersmith; M. Smith. R. Cole, F. Isaacs; Row 3: T. Elder. C. Roberts. M. Hoffman, P. Reindollar, M. Bouchard. P. Davis. K. Kurowski. D. Bowman. 56 WIFFLE BALL CLUB Sponsor: Mr Albrecht Mr Rothrock Row 1: R Hamme. D. He- trick, D Chevillar. M Ruth. M Rorrer, C. McCormick, R Krentler, S. Hockensmith, C. Chronister; Row 2: D Kleb, S Huston. D. Feeser. C Lit- tle. J Goodfellow. C Mumma. S. Little. R. Staub; Row 3: D Plitt. B Helwig, D. Groft, V. Sutherland. C. Brown. D Brown. D. For- sythe. P. Elder. T. Funke, E. Groft; Row 4: D. Reifsnider, M Bankert. B Wagaman, B. Winebrenner. M Elder. C. Wolfe GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Sponsor: Mr Strine Row 1: G. Rohrbaugh, A James. K Ebert. M Wier- man. K Shaffer. S. Knaub. M Moxley. J. Davis. B Kuhn. K. Keffer; Row 2: D. Summers. J. Webb. E. Ker- iazes, J. Orendorff. J. Hock- ensmith. A. Ensor. J. Gerken. E. Hoover. J. Biesecker, C. Bahl, C. Keffer. L. Bixler; Row 3: M Markle, R. Hamil- ton. J Wentz. M. Beabout. K Gentzler. J. Hartlaub. J. Brill. L. Patterson. L. Willheim. W Willheim. J Fuhrman. C. Wolfe BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB Sponsor: Mr Connor Row 1: W Spory, D Beckner. S. Bolden. J. Menges, S. Marchio, C. Mum mert, O. Laughman, B. Mar chio. D Luckenbaugh, A Kemp; Row 2: J. Lucka- baugh. D. Gruver, S. Wisner. T. Klinedinst. A Kessel, D Troyer, J. Eisenhart, P Klin- edinst. J. Horan. S. Kessel. T Moose. J. Snyder. T. McCor mick; Row 3: K. Orewiler. S Shaffer, J Markle. M Troyer, D. Frock, M Wheeler. M. Miller. B. Costel lo. D. Rice. J. Dubs, B Trump. J. Pratt. M Lehigh. 57 Top: ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Miller Row 1: V. Houck, K. Elder. M. Bunty, M Groft, T. Cromer; Row 2: M Wildasin. D. Trish. P Trish. T Wagner. B. Eltz; Row 3: T. Baker. J. Hufnagle, M. Flickinger. R. Rhine- hart, M. Orendorff, M. Sloan. H. Bunty. Bottom: JAZZ BAND Sponsor: Mr. Kemner Row 1: T Baker. Mr. Kemner. K. Lawrence; Row 2: T. Geiman. C. Stremmel, A: Stauffer. B. Spooner. B Bixler. J. Biesecker, M. Bouchard; Row 3: P. Davis, M. Baum. M. Smith, J. Webb. M Messersmith, D. Hart. D. Starcher, G. Smith; Row 4: S. Hoke. T. Geiman. J. Snyder, J. Kes- sel. M. Bortner, J. Dewees, D. Luck- enbaugh, S. Huston, L. Bixler. 58 Top: SILENT READING CLUB Sponsor: Miss Cooper Row 1: K Mowrer, J. Slagle. K. Miller. J. Toomey, J. Gigous, A. Shelleman. Row 2: K. Shaffer. J. Staub. L Miller, S. Shanabrook, N Smith C. Sterner. J Weaver; Row 3: P Wehrman, T. Snyder. L. Wine. K Shoemaker. A Troyer, L. Thomaz, J. Seibert. D. D’Amico. Bottom: SWING CHOIR Sponsor: Mr Schloyer Row 1: T. Keith, C. Davis. K. Cornbower, C. Keffer, M Caler. T Hetzel, K. Keffer. J. Davis; Row 2: E. Keriazes. S. Bouchard. S. Small. A Stauffer. T. Baker. B. Leister, J. Sterner, S. Nagy. K Cott, K Phillips; Row 3: E. Roth. F. Young. C. Lockard, N. Smith, L. Hockensmith. Mr. Schloyer. L. Rebert, J. Hershey. D Arnold. M. Hershey. 59 Top: WATCH YOUR WEIGHT CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Tome Row 1: T. Rowland, A. Sheets. S. Wagaman; K. Wisensale; Row 2: K. Griest, A. Rorrer. Middle FOODS CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Frey Row 1: L. Krebs. A Elt2, M. Myers; Row 2: J. Kessel. M Hull. J. Dewees; S. Clapsad- die. L. Jones. S. Hadley. K. Winebrenner. K. Niehoff. Bottom: STITCHERY CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Grimm Row 1: C. Martz, S. Bowersox. S Myers. J Wolfe; Row 2: P. Myers. D. Jackson. C. Keller. R. Graf. A. O’Donnell. J. Meckley. L. Louthian. 60 WOOD WORKING CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Harvey Row 1: R. Hamilton; Row 2: L. Peazzoni, S. Staub, B. Rice. C. Beckner, S. Neary; Row 3: J. Ratzel. WORDS GAMES AND PUZZLES CLUB Sponsor: Miss Johnson Row 1: T. Reed. M. Wagner, G. Trish, D. Leonhardt; Row 2: M. Rebert, N. Johnson, M. Yates. T. Kremer, L Eckard. 61 BAND This year under the direction of Mr. Keith Kemner, the marching band competed in seven competitions and hosted their own “Bands in Review’ . The marching band is composed of over 20 percent of the student body. The highlight of the season was the competition in Harrisonburg, Virginia, where the “Hawk Band” took first place honors with a score of 81.1, their highest of the season. The concert band performed in the Spring Concert for all the public to enjoy. Some of the songs performed included R. Vaughan William’s “Folk Song Suite” and “Prelude and Fugue in B Minor” by J. S. Bach. The concert also included a performance by the Jazz Band. “Come in from the Rain” by Melissa Manchester Carole Bayer Sager and Henry Mancini’s “Days of Wine and Roses” were just two of the songs present- ed. The Jazz Band also represented Hano- ver High School at the Bermudian Springs Jazz Festival on April 5. They also hosted their Second Annual Jazz Band Festival, which featured the Hanover Area Studio Jazz Orchestra composed of students and adults from the Hanover and South Western community. Top: Drum Majors: M. Smith. J. Davis. Bottom: Mellophones: Row 1: L. Ziegler. M. Wierman. L. Marchio; Row 2: M. Bortner, J. Biesecker; Row 3: K. Wisensale. 62 Top: Trumpets: Row 1: J. Dewees. J. Kessel, T. Geiman; Row 2: G. Smith. M Bittinger. J. Snyder; Row 3: S. Hoke. D. Lucken- baugh; Row 4: D. Winand, M. Hershey, S. Huston. Bottom: Guard: Row 1: D. Jackson. K. Buffington. M. Myers, S. Myers. J. Wolfe. J. Slagle, I. Cruz. R Hamilton, L. Ratzel, N. Smith. R. Graf. K Neihoff, T. Adams. S. Brillhart, J. Meckley, J. Dettinger. J. Ban- kert; Row 2: M. Szwoyer, T. Holtzman. 64 Top: Saxophones: Row 1: B Bixler; Row 2: M Bouchard: Row 3: L. Bixler, A. Stauffer: Row 4: J. Orendorff, D Lieb. L. Patterson. Bottom: Drum Line: Row 1: K. Ebert, C. Davis, M Messers- mith, J. Leese, J. Sterner, C. Smith: Row 2: P. Davis, M Forbes. A. Pinda; Row 3: T. Geiman, C. Cornbower. C. Palm- er. E. Hormel. J. Dubs. A. Cookson. Top: Brass: Row 1: D. Arnold; Row 2: D. Hail. J. Hershey, L. Rebert, N. Smith; Row 3: C. Shriner, M. Baum, S. Small. J. Miller, L. Hockensmith, C. Biesecker, J. Webb, D. Foreman, S. Larsen, P. Thomas. Bottom: Flutes: Row 1: T. Baker, K. Lawrence; Row 2: J. Wentz, E. Keriazes, F. Issae. R. Yealey. 65 Top: Rifles: Row 1: L. Shoemaker. M. Caler, S. Larsen, A. Koontz; Row 2: M. Small, S. Cape. Bottom: Clarinets: Row 1: N. Wright, C. Keller. C. Stremmel; Row 2: K. Phillips. B. Leister. M. Holland. K. Cornbower; Row 3: B. Spooner. S. Clapsaddle. M Lovelace. M Hoffeins, J. Graf. 66 Hanover was honored this year with four district participants. To be selected to partici- pate in a District Festival, the participants must prepare scales and a solo which is selected by a committee for each voice or instrument. This year Jim Hershey, singing bass, participated in the District Chorus Festival, January 30, Febru- ary 1 2, held at Annville-Cleona High School. The second district event was District Orches- tra held at Millersville University. Kathy Sherry played viola at the festival held January 9, 10, 11. The last festival was District Band held at Northeastern High School on February 13, 14, 15. Amy Stauffer played bass clarinet and Lynn Bixler played tenor saxophone. The festi- vals all include a day and a half of practicing and two public concerts. The students were housed by host parents and ate some meals in the host school’s cafeteria, allowing time to meet a lot of new people. Overall the experi- ence was rewarding, but it was also a lot of work. Top Left: Kathy Sherry. District Orchestra. Top Right: Jim Hershey. District Chorus. Bottom: Amy Stauffer and Lynn Bixler, District Band. 67 CHORUS Top Right: Sopranos: Row 1: G. Trish. K Landis. K Phillips. K Griest. T Geiman; Row 2: K. Mowrer. T. Holtzman. K. Cornbowcr, C. Davis. S. Small. D. Foreman. T. Heltzel; Row 3: D. Jackson. K Alwine. J. Blettner, C. Stremmel. B. Jones. R. Yealey. M. Caler, J. Davis; Row 4: K. Rorrer, S. Bouchard. K. Sherry. K Buffington. L Zeigler, E. Keriazes, M Adams, P. Thomas. 68 Middle Left: Tenors and Basses: Row 1: T. Myers. A. Cookson, C. Lockard. F Young, M Forbes; Row 2: E Roth. C. Cornbower. J. Hershey. L. Hockensmith, N Smith. D. Arnold. M Hershey. Bottom Left: Altos: Row 1: S. Shoemaker. M Yates, J. Sterner. K Lawrence. M Messersmith. M Markle, Row 2: C Keffer, D. Leon- hardt, A Stauffer. J Webb. K. Cott. G. Rohrbaugh. C Smith; Row 3: S. Spangler. T. Keith. S. Larsen. T Baker, B Leister, L. Krebs. L. Patterson; Row 4; J Davis, K. Keffer. M Hoffhiens. J Brill. S Nagy. R Storm. A Mummert, T. Brown 69 ORCHESTRA This year there was a new face in the orchestra, this person being the new director. Miss O’Brien. To start out the year the orchestra performed in the Christmas Concert. They performed three numbers along with a song for strings only. Next a few members of the orches- tra worked with Miss O’Brien to put together the music for the Pit Orchestra who did a great job for the musical “Ernest in Love’’! Then the orchestra performed in the Spring Concet producing three outstanding numbers, including “Hungarian Dance No. 1“ by Johannes Brahms and Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 1”. Finally the orchestra finished out the year’s activities at Baccalaureate. Top: Upper Strings: Row 1: T. Gieman. J. Corbin. K Keffer; Row 2: M Wierman, E. Hoover. S. Small. J Biesecker, Row 3: D. Hart. J Blettner, M Hoffhiens Bottom: Lower Strings: Row 1: M Bortner, J. Sterner; Row 2: R Redding. K Sherry. T Baker. J. Webb; Row 3: S. Larsen. J. Hershey. 70 Top: Winds: Row 1: S Hoke. J. Davis. B. Bixler. C. Stremmel, C. Davis; Row 2: P. Davis. M. Bou- chard. M. Messersmith; Row 3: E. Hormel, C. Biesecker, A Stauffer. L. Bixler. B. Spooner. N. Smith. 71 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The all-school play of the 85-86 school year was The Pink Panther Strikes Again. It centered on Inspecter Clouseau, played by Derek Arnold. While trying to find the doomsday machine that Dr. Fassbender (Lenny Hockensmith) has created, Clouseau falls in love with his foe Olga Berriosiva (Corkie Smith). Dreyfus (Jim Hershey) repeatedly at- tempts to be rid of his enemy Clouseau. The assassins make hilarious attempts on Clouseau’s life. The play was directed by Mrs. Jennie Tome and student director Kathy Lawrence. The two performances were November 15 16. The cast included approximately 50 stu- dents. The play was a huge success. Row 1: K. Kurowski, E. Roth. D. Hart. B. Helwig, E. Keriazes. J. Stover. S. Small. W Spory, S. Hus- ton. M Aumen; Row 2: J. Wentz. B Adams. J. Blettner, J. Hershey. D. Arnold. K. Lawrence. C. Smith. L. Hockensmith. S. Bouchard. S. Hoke. M Caler, M Bortner, M Wallen; Row 3: L Rebert, M Messersmith. D Spahr. J. Webb. J. Oren- dorff. A. Huntzinger. A Schloyer. R. Gooding. W Peters, A James. J. Brown. S. Peretti. K Sherry. B. Spooner. F Young. T. Kremer, S. Nagy. L Thomaz, P. Thomas 72 - MUSICAL On March 21 and 22 a not-so-popular musi- cal hit the stage of Han- over High School. The name of this musical was Ernest in Love. Based on Oscar Wilde’s play, The Importance of Being Ernest, the play was a farce based on social customs of the British upper class. Al- though the musical was not well-known, those in attendance agreed that the 17 cast mem- bers and directors Ron and Roxanne Schloyer put forth a both enjoy- able and memorable performance. The cast included Row 1: J. Sterner, D. Arnold, T. Heltzel, S. Bouchard; Row 2: J. Davis, S. Small, A. Cookson, L. Hockensmith, E. Roth, J. Blettner, F. Young, A. Stauffer, N. Smith, J. Hershey, M. Hershey. 74 75 DRAMA NIGHT A 25th anniversary should be a special occasion, but the 25th annual Drama Night turned out to be more special and memorable than anyone could ever imagine. Each class put on a performance to be proud of. and each class came away with at least one award. The sophomore class play took to the stage first with The Brief Debut of Tildy, and Mindy Bortner received the runner-up best director award. Next, the freshman play. Wilbur Takes His Medicine. saw James Corbin take the award for best actor. After a brief intermission, the juniors took their turn with the play, It’s Bigfoot.” Their fine performance gave them the best play; best director. Kathy Lawrence; and runner-up best ac- tress. Julie Orendorff. Last, but certainly not least, came the seniors and their drama. The Legacy. which was awarded runner-up best play; best ac- tress. Jill Sterner; and runner-up best actor, Jim Hershey. All in all, it was an evening of both belie- vable and entertaining theater and an enjoyable experience for all who participated and attended. SENIOR CAST: “THE LEGACY”: Row 1: J. Blettner, D. Summers. J. Sterner, Row 2: J. Her- shey, C. Mummert, B Reichart, D. Arnold, K. Gentzler. “THE LEGACY” 76 “IT’S BIGFOOT” JUNIOR CAST: “IT’S BIGFOOT : Row 1: S. Huston. K. Sherry. E. Roth, C. Smith; Row 2: D Spahr, M Messersmith, K. Lawrence. E. Hoover. J. Wentz; Row 3: L. Hockensmith. D. Rice. J. Pratt, B. Trump. J Webb. S. Howard. J. Orendorff, F. Young, N. Smith. 77 “THE BRIEF DEBUT OF TILDY” SOPHOMORE CAST: “THE BRIEF DE- BUT OF TILDY”: Row 1: M. Hoffman. S. Bouchard, T. Heltzel, D. Frey. D. Luckenbaugh. K Phillips; Row 2: S. Hoke. M. Bortner, A. Huntzinger. E. Keriazes. 78 FRESHMAN CAST: “WILBUR TAKES HIS MEDICINE”: Row 1: S. Small, B. Kuhn, C. Keffer. J. Corbin, M. Baum; Row 2: N. Johnson, D. Smith, J. Stover, S. Peretti. MIDDLE RIGHT: JUDGES: Mr. Charles Glessner, Mrs. Frieda Ehrhart, Mr. Franklin Leinhart; COORDI- NATOR: Mrs. Jennie Tome. 79 ORATORICAL CONTEST The 26th Annual Oratorical Contest was held on February 28, 1986. The speakers and their topics were Jessica Blettner-Terrorism: A Spreading Dis- ease; Karen Cott - Silent Scream; Kim Gentzler-Music Censorship: It’s Not Fair; Theresa Keith-Chemical Kids; Kathleen Shaffer-When Our Heroes Become Monsters; Jill Sterner-Ani- mals: Overabused and Underprotect- ed; Derek Arnold-Who’s Entitled to Your Privacy?; Jim Hershey-The Highway Zone; Craig Mummert-Ro- botics: The Labor Force of the Future; Darin Plitt-Test Tube Babies: Life from a Bottle; Bill Reichart-A Pinch is All it Takes; Franz von Richter-Giving the Gift of Life. The winners of the school popularity vote were Jill Sterner and Jim Hershey, while the winners chosen by judges Attorney Ruth Robey, Attorney James Zarrella, and Rev. Ronald Peirson will be an- nounced on Campus Night. The con- test was organized and directed by Mrs. Jennie Tome, senior speech teacher. 80 Row 1: Celeste Stremmel (announcer). Karen Cott, Jill Sterner. Kathy Shaffer. Kim Gentzler, Jessica Blettner, Theresa Keith; Row 2: Jason Horan (announcer). James Hershey. Derek Arnold, Franz von Richter. Craig Mummert. Bill Reichart, Darin Plitt NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year, twelve new mem- bers were inducted into the Ei- chelberger chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. The six juniors and six seniors who were inducted recently join the five senior members who were in- ducted last year. The ceremo- nies were conducted by advisor, Mr. Little; principal, Mr. New- come; and master of ceremo- nies, Chris Biesecker. Also, speaking on the four NHS quali- ties of leadership, scholarship, character, and service were Jes- sica Blettner, Karen Cott, Cathy Wolfe, and Jenny Davis, respectively. Row 1: Jennifer Davis, Jessica Blettner; Row 2: Karen Cott. Cathy Wolfe, Bryan Helwig, Jennifer Fuhrman, Courtney Smith; Row 3: Kathryn Lawrence. Melis- sa Smith. Jill Sterner, Michelle Moxley, Christopher Biesecker, J.P. Ellison, Mauri Lovelace. Anna Schloyer, There- sa Keith, Karen Keffer. NATIONALZi .HONOR S0CIETY( 82 Opposite Page: Bottom Left: Michelle Moxley receives her certificate from Mr. Newcome. Bottom Right: Mr. Stephen Little, Faculty Advisor. This Page: Top Left: Jill Sterner. Middle Left: Kathy Lawrence Right: Chris Biesecker. announcer. Bottom: Jenny, Cathy, and Karen await their turns at the podium. 83 ACADEMIC AWARDS BANQUET The Eighth Annual Middle School-Senior High Academic Honors Banquet was held Mon- day, April 14, 1986, in the senior high cafete- ria. Mr. Thomas Mullikin, Special Assistant to the Commissioner Pennsylvania Department of Education, was the guest speaker. Mr. C. Fred Shultz was recognized for his continual part in the dinner. Mr. Thomas Newcome, High School Principal, and Mr. James Little, Middle School Principal, then proceeded to present the stu- dents’ awards. The students’ response was giv- en by Michelle Moxley. Twenty-seven middle school students and ten senior high students were honored for their demonstration of high level academic achievement. Row 1: G. Oaster, C. Bahl, K. Keffer, K. Buffington. K. Lawrence; Row 2: D. Lieb. M. Moxley. M Beabout. J. Ellison; Missing; J. Biesecker. 84 — TALENT SHOW Top Left: Sean Neiderer. Ryan Krentler, Bob Sell- man. Pat Reindollar. Top Right: MC’s Suzie Knaub. Bill Reichart, Kathy Shaffer. Bottom Left: Georgiana Trish. Bottom Right: Jared Eisenhart, Ben Adams, Dave Musselman The talent show during February’s Pride Week certainly brought out the many and diversified talents of Hanover High School. There were various acts including both lip-sync and actual singing acts. One of the singing acts, sophomore Karie Griest, took second place with a song she composed herself. Third place honors went to the memorable Hanover Wrestling Federation, which involved about a dozen of Hano- ver’s most brutal men in a tag-team extravaganza. “Gorgeous Greg’’ Albrecht even got into the act as an announcer. The quite accurate and entertaining act of the afternoon, however, was senior Georgianna Trish and her baton routine which included many advanced gymnastics stunts as well. Also included were our talented masters of ceremony Kathy Shaffer, Bill Reichart, and Suzi Knaub. -PROM: EVENING IN PARIS On the evening of the seventeenth of May, 1986, Hanover High School celebrat- ed its Senior Prom. With much creativity and diligence, the Junior class created “An Eve- ning in Paris” for the Seniors. Musical enter- tainment was provided by “Native Son.” Kathy Lawrence, Junior Class President, toasted the Senior Class. Michelle Moxley was crowned Prom Queen. Other members of the Court were Wendy Peters, Tami Orewiler, Julie Brown, Stacy Houck, and Kelley Sherwood. Following these two events, “Never Surrender”, the class song, was performed by Jill Sterner and Jesssica Blettner. As a result of much effort, a fun- filled evening was provided for all. 1986 Prom Court: Clockwise: W Peters and C Mumma. S. Houck and C. Hahn, M Moxley and J. Horan. J. Brown and S. Stam baugh. T. Orewiler and S. Feeser. K. Sherwood and L. Mitchell. 88 ATHLETICS The 1985 Hanover Nighthawk football season was a season of dreams. Some of these dreams were shattered; others miraculous- ly came true. The seniors of the 1985 squad had dreamed of a win- ning season since their high school careers had begun nearly four years ago. The dream had yet to come true, and it seemed as if still another year would pass without its realization. With two disappointing losses to Delone and Spring Grove under their belts, the Nighthawks came away with a surprising 21-21 tie with AAA power Manheim Central. Following this were wins against West York and Vo-Tech, but our dream of a sectional title was shat- tered with a 40-8 loss to South Western. The Nighthawks, howev- er, bounced back and clinched a district berth even before their last game against Littlestown. In districts, the Hawks registered two nail-biting wins over Columbia and Camp Hill and went on to win the District III Class A title. Even though the dreams of defeating ri- ved teams and of winning a City Cup and a Sectional title were shat- tered, on a November afternoon in Boiling Springs when the gold med- als were placed around their necks, forty-two young men realized that their most important dream had come true. Even now, they are still standing proud. Coaches: John Connor, Len Zate- veski, Don Coffman, Larry Bowe, Dave Reese, Mark Straub. Top: Row 1: D. Troyer, J. Eisenhart, T. Moose, J. Horan, C. Mummert, B. Reichart, P. Klinedinst. S. Feeser, T. Funke, J. Good- fellow; Row 2: M. Lehigh, A. Kemp, C. Hahn. R Wise, J. Snyder, M. Hoffman, J. Markle, D. Forsythe. J. Pratt, D. Gruver. S. Marchio, C. Roberts, S. Wisner, M. Troyer; Row 3: T. Klinedinst. S. Staub, J. Ratzel. M Wheeler, S. Hollinger, D. Lleb, B. Trump, S. Hawk. S. Howard. M Miller. D Rice. D Kleb, J. Gidusko, J. Luckabaugh, T. Cerifko. FOOTBALL - 93 The 1985 field hockey team, led by seniors Kathy Shaffer, Julie Da- vis, Michelle Moxley, Carol Sle- zosky, and Kim Gentzler, finished another spectacular season with a 7-2-3 record. After starting off their season with a 10-0 win over West York, the girls rallied to end their season with a fourth place tie with Kennard-Dale which put the Haw- kettes close to District play. After losing to Kennard-Dale during the regular season, the Hawkettes came up short due to a new rule that states that if there is a tie in points, the winner of the two during the regular season advances to Dis- trict play. Although the Hawkettes were so unfortunate, they still out- scored their opponents by an in- credible 35-9 margin. This wide margin was due to their high-scor- ing offense and unbeatable defense. Michelle Moxley led the team in scoring with 12 goals. She was fol- lowed by Greta Rohrbaugh and Kathy Shaffer, who each had 8; Jody Hockensmith with 2; and Julie Davis with 2. Jenny Brill also had 2 and Ellie Hoover had one. Congrat- ulations to the Hawkettes for a well-played season and good luck to the remaining Hawkettes who will represent Hanover in the 1986 season! Top: Row 1: J. Davis. C. Slezosky, K. Gentzler, M. Moxley, K. Shaffer; Row 2: S. Perettl, M. Beabout, P Myers. L. Campbell. J. Hockensmith. J. Brill; Row 3: W. Will- heim. A. Hare. M. Tarbart, L. Louthian, Coach Johnson, Coach Davidson. E. Hoo- ver. M. Markle, G. Rohrbaugh. T. Reed. 94 FIELD HOCKEY- Row 1: T. Heltzel, M. Rebert, C. Bahl. A. Ensor, D. Summers, Row 2: J. Hart- laub, J. Gerken, J. Fuhrman. Coach McCleaf, C. Wolfe, S. Knaub. This volleyball team set a school record for most wins in a season, with their record of 13-2. That re- cord tied Central for first place in the Western Division. Central was the eventual York County League champion, after beating the Haw- kettes in a playoff match and Red Lion in the championship. The sea- son had many memorable mo- ments, but the Spring Grove and South Western matches stand out the most. Sophomore Colleen Bahl tied the previous service points re- cord. Junior Jenny Fuhrman broke the same record. Cathy Wolfe was selected by the coaches as a York Dispatch All Star, and Fuhrman, Bahl, and Julie Gerken were cho- sen honorable mention. Wolfe and Suzi Knaub were chosen to com- pete in a post-season All-Star Tour- nament against other All-Star teams from all over the state. We would like to congratulate the Haw- kettes for a very well-played season and wish you the best of luck for next year’s season! VOLLEYBALL - JV Team: Row 1: M Rebert, W Beckner, K. Baum- gardener, T. Heltzel; Row 2: M. Hull. K. Wisensale, K. Shaffer. M. Yates; Row 3: A. Oaster, A. Mum- mert. Coach Little, J. Jones. R. Redding. The Hawkette tennis team,under the leadership of Coach Dan Palm- er, finished the year with an excep- tional record. Not only did the girls capture the first YCIAA York County Championship for girls’ ten- nis, but they accomplished this feat with an undefeated record. No op- posing team was able to dominate the mighty Hawkettes in any way. This “dream season’ ended in a finale with a dramatic win over cross-town rivals, Southwestern High School. Although the champi- onship team is losing their two top players, seniors Karen Keffer and Molly Wierman, next year will hopefully be just as great. Several talented players will be returning next fall to rebuild another winning year. Top: Row 1: K. Keffer. R Kuhn. E. Ker iazes. C. Keffer. B Kuhn; Row 2: J. Bie- seeker. M. Wierman. Coach Palmer, J. Webb. L. Patterson. Bottom Left; Karen Keffer. first seed. Bottom Right: Molly Wier- man, second seed. 98 GIRLS’ TENNIS- Top Right: Jessie Biesecker, fourth seed. Bottom Left: Christine Keffer, third seed. Bottom Right: Lori Paterson, fifth seed. It was not a great year as far as records were concerned for the Hawk golf team, but it was an en- joyable year. Under Coach Tom Sager, our record was 1-8-1, but the one win came against crosstown rival Southwest, when Damion Spahr made a 40-foot putt on the last hole to win his match and give the team a victory. The one tie was against West York, who at the time was in first place. The Hawks will lose three se- niors to graduation: Derek Arnold, Mark Hershey, and Bryan Helwig. Bryan has made the second round of Districts for the past two years, and compiled a record of 18-1-1 over the same period of time. Dar- rell Groft, Kirby Orewiler, Damion Spahr, and Derek Arnold were the second through fifth players, re- spectively, with Steve Shaffer also seeing some action. Top: Mr. Groft. D. Spahr, K. Orewiler, S. Shaffer. D. Groft, B. Helwig, Coach Sager. 100 101 Many of this year’s varsity foot- ball squad attended an Internation- al Cheerleading Foundation cheer- ing camp at the University of Maryland. They received 12 spe- cialized award ribbons and placed second in the Grand Champions Competition. As they do every year, the varsity basketball and the varsity wrestling squads each made up a dance. Each squad was very entertaining to watch and full of pep. The 9th grade basketball cheer- leaders tried something new this year. They cheered for Varsity Girls’ Basketball in addition to their normal boys’ season. Hopefully, in years to come, the tradition of producing the maxi- mum spirit of Hanover High will be carried out by great cheerleaders such as there were this year. 102 ------------CHEERLEADING - Top: Basketball Cheerleaders: K. Rebert. A. Hunt- linger. J. Orendorff. M. Caler, J. Sterner. J. Wentz. M. Bortner. Center: Football Cheerleaders: Row 1: A. Schloyer, J. Brown, T. Orewiler; Row 2: H. Zinn. W. Peters. A. James. T. Cromer, A. Huntzinger. Bottom: Wrestling Cheerleaders: Row 1: J. Brown. T. Orewiler. T. Cromer; Row 2: A. Schloyer. A. James, K Ebert. W Peters. H. Zinn. The Nighthawk basketball team may have been short on height, but they made up for it with desire. The season did not get off to a great start with a last second loss against Delone; but considering that in the last two seasons the Hawks lost to Delone by more than twenty points, it wasn’t bad. Things picked up af- ter the blowout at Kennard-Dale, but in the next game something happened that changed the outlook for the remainder of the season. In a close game with Red Lion, Scott Feeser separated his shoulder which put him out for the remain- der of the season. This was one of the many injuries the Hawks would face, but they still fought their way through every game of the twenty- three game schedule. On more than one occasion the Hawks fought back from twenty-point deficits to scare their opponents and to show them the Hawks never give up. Hanover coach Dave Reese does have something to look forward to next year as there are only five se- niors graduating this year • Jon Duds, Dave Frock, Eric Groft, Scott Feeser, and Bryan Helwig. Al- though these seniors will be missed, the future Hanover teams look promising. VARSITY Row 1: S Wisner. S Shaffer. J Dubs. B Hel wig. K Orewiler, Row 2: D Gruver. D Frock. D. Groft. J.P. Ellison. E. Groft. T. Elder. D Lieb, Manager T. Shue. Coach Reese. BOYS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1 M Lehigh. D. Frey. T Cerifko. A Kemp; Row 2: C. Hahn. R. Noel. M Troyer. Coach Straub, L. Hockensmith. M Wheeler. J. Luckabaugh The 1985 86 Hawkettes can best be described with the word TEAM. The Hawkettes had an outstanding team attitude which meant they were willing to sacrifice individual glory for team success. In doing so they established a new record for most wins in a season at 23, won the Y.C.I.A.A. Western Division Championship, finished third in the P.I.A.A. District III play-offs and qualified for the P.I.A.A. state tour- nament for the second year in a row. Varsity Team: Row 1: K. Keffer, G. Rohrbaugh; Row 2: E. Hoover, J. Gerken, J. Brill. C. Smith; Row 3: S. Knaub. K. Shaffer. C. Wolfe, M. Moxley, J. Davis, M. Wierman. 106 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Top Left: JV Team: Row 1 M Rebert, C. Bahl. L. Davis. J Hartlaub. K Baum- gardner, Row 2: T. Baker, L. Patterson, J. Hockensmith, M Beabout, R Leppo Top Right Coaches Don Strine and Sue McCleaf 108 WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: W Beckner (manager), O. Laughman, J. Snyder. J. Gidusko. D Winand, N. Hoffman, S. Staub; Row 2: L. Jones (manager). S. Huston (manager). M. Smith. S. Zeigler, S. Little. A. Kessel, J. Horan. C. Mumma. B. Trump. J. Goodfellow. E. Krenzer, T. Moose; Row 3: C. Biesecker (manager). J. Corbin. C Beckner. B. Marchio, D. Beckner. T. Klinedinst, J. Hershey. D. Hughes. D. Forsythe. T McCormick. R Fetrow, J. Eisenhart. R Staub. B. Costello. W. Spory; Row 4: N. Smith. P Klinedinst. S. Marchio. S. Hawk. M Miller. S. Howard. D. Rice. P. Elder. L Rebert, T. Funke. ; WRESTLING: This year’s wrestling team was quite competi- tive on the mats. The varsity finished 12-4, while the JV‘s had a season record of 11-1. A few of the year’s highlights included a decisive victory over Delone, a suspenseful match at South Western which ended in a loss for the Hawks by one point, and the advancement of Mike Miller and Pat Kline- dinst to states where Pat placed fifth. Overall it was a demanding but enjoyable season for both the wrestlers and Coaches Conover and Albrecht. 109 The freshmen have participated in all areas of athletic competition. Where there was no Falcon team, they joined in JV and varsity events. The Falcon football team under Coaches Busbey and Zumbrum finished with a 41-1 season. The turn- about came when the Falcons beat South Western 12-0 in the rain. The Falcon wrestlers had a winless season but gathered experience under coaches Kuhn and Watson. Robbie Corbin, a seventh grader, had an undefeated season. Under the direction of Coach Timcheck, The Falcon basketball team ended with a 7-8 season. Tom Miller, Neil Johnson, and Matt Wallen were the leading scorers. The Lady Falcons with Coach Bowe finished with a good season of 9-7. The girls were able to upset Spring Grove 25-37. High scorers were Jodi Craley and Kelly Wisensale. There were three cheerleading squads: wres- tling, basketball, and football. The winter squads also cheered for the varsity girls’ basketball team. Top: Falcon wrestlers: Row 1: D. Pratt, S. Santiago. S. Gynes, A. Willicut, C. Gladfelter, S. Buffing- ton, J Wisensale (manager); Row 2: J. Rhodes. J. Eisenhart, T. Miller. J. Blouse. B. Myers, J. Stover. Bottom: Wrestling Cheerleaders: Row 1: K. Corn- bower. N. Wright; Row 2: S. Bowersox, J. Staub, J. Weaver. A. Shriner. 110 FRESHMEN SPORTS Top: Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: C. Davis. B. Kuhn. J. Det- tinger; Row 2: R. Yealey, S. Run- kle; Row 3: D. Foreman. J. Da- vis. S. Small. Bottom: Falcon Basketball: Row 1: A. Gilpin. B. Shank; Row 2: E. Baker. D. Hart. T. Miller. V. Tivakaran, L. Luck- abaugh; Row 3: M Wallen. J. Brown. Coach Timcheck, T. Rohrbaugh, N. Johnson. Bottom Right: K. Shaffer, volleyball. mam WBT '1 1 '1 ali WWFSr •— 1 - =m T t- try i v« T r - - ? — -.r — f _ T' I Hf T9 H ▼ m • ,T 1 1 . t-FTTi ■ 99k . I m aw % • ♦ • d • (ffv. nr rr. . Top: Falcon Football: Row 1: J. Corbin, D. Pratt, B. Shank. S. Kline; Row 2: L. Luckabaugh, M. Lydon, T. Rohrbaugh, V. Tiva- karan, J. Brown. D. Smith. Row 3: Coaches Busbey and Zum- brum; Row 4: J. Rhodes. T. Miller, T. Henry, M Wallen, K Greenholtz. T. Miller. T Bolin, S. Gyenes. Bottom Left: C. Keffer, tennis. Bottom Right: Football Cheerleaders: Row 1: J. Davis, J. Staub, S. Runkle; Row 2: J. Weaver; Row 3: D. D’Amico. A. Troyer, A. Alwine. Top: Lady Falcons: Row 1: A Hare. J. Craley; Row 2: L. Sell- man. (manager), C. Keffer. A. O’Donnell. A. Rorrer, M. Baum. J. Pressell. (manager); Row 3: S. Nagy. T. Snyder. K. Wisensale. Coach Bowe, J. Leese. K. Shaf- feer, D. D’Amico. Bottom Left: Shane Santiago. Track. Bottom Right: Sonya Peretti, Track. 113 In playing baseball with only twenty people on the team, where- as South western had thirty-five freshman, it’s easy to see that these twenty Nighthawk players gave ev- erything they had in an attempt to win. The team, coached by Larry Bowe and John Timcheck, only won three games; but they made great improvements over last years team; and the future looks promising. The highlights of the season were the three wins over York, Dover, and Central. Bryan Helwig hit two homeruns in one game, while also leading the team in batting average. Baseball Team: Row 1: T. Moose, C. McCor- mick. B. Helwig, E. Groft, Coach Bowe; Row 2: K. Orewiler, S. Wisner, S. Shaffer, M. Troyer, C. Hahn, J. Markle, T. Cerifko, M. Lehigh £ $ £ $ wM 114 BASEBALL I 115 The boys’ tennis team was a young and inexperienced one, with only two starters returning from last year’s team. Despite this, the team finished with a 5-6 record. The team should be strong next year, with four of the five starters returning. This year’s starters were (1) J.P. Ellison, (2) Janne Janhonen, (3) Marc Hershey, (4) Darrell Groft, (5) David Luckenbaugh. Varsity doubles were played by Ellison Groft and Hershey Janhonen. TENNIS TEAM: Row 1: C. Gladfelter. E. Roth. A Kurowski, A Gilpin, A Pittinger; Row 2: M. Forbes. D. Luckenbaugh. D. Groft. M. Aumen. M. Hoffman. J. Hershey; Row 3: E. Keriazes (manager). J. Ellison. J. Janhonen. Coach Palmer. D. Arnold. M. Hershey. M. Keffer (manager). Bottom Left: Janne Janhonen. Second seed; Bottom Right: J.P. Ellison, first seed. 116 BOYS’ TENNIS: 117 A young Hawk track team (18 of 23 were underclassmen) finished with a 1-6 record. The team was led in scoring by Mike Miller, Rick Wise, Bill Reichart, Jason Horan, and Andy Kemp. Fourteen team members qualified for the Y.C.I.A.A. meet and five qualified for the P.I.A.A. District III AA meet. New school records were established in the following events: 400 meter relay team, 3200 meter relay team, 300 intermediate hurdles, and triple jump. The 1986 girls’ track season was highlighted by victories over Northeastern and Kennard-Dale, thus ending a two-year losing spell. School records were broken by Distict participants: Julie Orendorff, 100 and 200 meter dashes; and Lynn Bixler, shot put and discus. Julie also finished fourth in the 200 at the County Meet with Lynn placing fifth in shot put. TRACK OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM: Row 1: M. Caler. D. Hicks. L. Bixler. J. Davis, C. Keller; Row 2: J. Hockensmith, E. Hoo ver, E. Alexandrov, H. Zinn, K Sherry. A. James. J. Orendorff. J. Wentz. L Shoemaker. S. Clapsaddle; Row 3: A Shriner. S. Peretti. J. Wolf. L. Ziegler. J Staub. J. Davis, Coach McCleaf, A. Troyer. D. D’A mico, R. Yealey, P. Thomas. C. Davis. S. Bowersox. THIS PAGE TOP: BOYS’ TRACK TEAM: Row 1: S. Kessel, J. Horan. C. Mummert. B Reichart, P. Klinedinst; Row 2: S. Santiago. L Luckabaugh, D. Gruver, D Rice. P. Davis. O. Laughman, R. Wise. A. Kemp, M Bittinger, V. Tivakaran, Row 3: Coach Sorice, T. Elder, E. Hormel, M Wallen, T Miller. M Miller, D. Starcher, D. Maus, Coach Strine SPORTS BANQUET On Thursday, May 22, 1986, the Annual All- Sports Banquet, sponsored by the Athletic Boost- er Club, was held. The guest speaker was Len Zataveski. The awards that were presented were as follows: Girls’ Tennis: Karen Keffer Girls’ Field Hockey: Julie Davis (defense), Kathy Shaffer (offense) Football: Mike Miller (MVP), Jason Horan (of- fense), Scott Feeser (defense), Jared Eisenhart (most improved) Golf: Bryan Helwig Wrestling: Pat Klinedinst (MVP), Mike Miller, Jared Eisenhart (most improved) Boys’ Basketball: Kirby Orewiler Girls’ Basketball: Kathy Shaffer, Michelle Moxley Girls’ Volleyball: Cathy Wolfe, Julie Gerken Boys’ Baseball: Bryan Helwig, Steve Wisner Boys’ Tennis: James Ellison Girls’ Track: Julie Orendorff, Lynn Bixler Boys’ Track: Jason Horan, Mike Miller Cheerleading: Tami Orewiler Bob Forry Memorial: Pat Klinedinst Citizenship: Len Zataveski Alumni: Misti Wildasin Top: Michelle Moxley and Kathy Shaffer. Center Left: Mr. Len Zataveski. Center Right: Julie Oren- dorff. Right: Mike Miller. 123 HAWKS WIN DISTRICT III CLASS A TITLE FOOTBALL Hanover Opponent 6 Delone 7 0 Spring Grove 16 21 Manheim Central 21 14 West York 7 12 Vo-Tech 6 42 Eastern 0 8 South Western 40 48 Kennard-Dale 16 28 York Catholic 14 30 Susquehannock 0 District III Class A Playoff Games 16 Littlestown 27 34 Columbia 27 16 Camp Hill 12 Above: Tri-Captains: Scott Feeser. Pat Klinedinst, Mike Miller. 124 Hanover 10 1 6 6 1 1 3 0 4 0 forfeit 3 West York Susquehannock Central Yo rban Opponents 0 0 1 0 South Red Lion Kennard Dal ' Dallastown Dover Eastern gf; fort ,. Spring Grove 4 i rORK COUNTY ■wiwcmcKstic v ASSOCIATION N OCIATION CHAMPION YCIAA YORK COUNTY CHAMPS UNDEFEATED Hanover 4 6 0 3 9 1 4 7 2 0 9 3 0 6 6 3 BAI SEB LL 4 Opponent l West York New Oxford York OmT South Western Northeastern York High Dover | Spring Gr West York Central South Western Northeastern York High Spring Grove Dover Top: Seniors: Robin Kuhn, Karen Keffer, Molly Wierman. Center: Undefeated Season: Left: Molly Wierman. Right: Lori Patterson. Hanover GIRLS’ TENNIS 6 Dover 5 Dallastown 7 Central 7 Northeastern 5 West York 4 York Suburban 5 Spring Grove 7 Red Lion 7 York 7 South Western 7 Littlestown (exhibition) TENNIS Dover Dallastown Central Northeastern West York York Sub Spring Grov Red Lion York South Western Littletown Opponents 1 2 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 EL t , 4. Jared Eisenhart Career Record 30-17 Patrick Klinedinst Career Record 70-19-2 Michael Miller Career Record 30-18-1 Hanover WRESTLING Opponents 63 Delone 3 21 Biglerviller 27 50 Northeastern 6 39 Shippensburg 12 39 Eastern 6 31 Susquehannock 21 25 South Western 26 54 York Catholic 3 66 York Suburban 0 14 Spring Grove 39 48 York 10 29 Central 28 33 Carlisle 22 19 Mechanicsburg 36 33 West York 17 42 Dover 21 Hawks placed third in Carlisle Christmas Tourney, third in Delone Christmas Tourney, second in sectionals, sixth in District III A A, and Pat Klinedinst placed fifth at States. 126 VOLLEYBALL Kennard-Daie 15 5 15-3 (W) Vo-Tech 15-2 15 3. (W; West York 15-7 15-7 (W) Dover 17 15 9-15 fc-12 (W) Red Lion 9-15 7-15 (L) Dallastowr 15-8 15 11 ' m Northeastern 2 15 15-3 15-11 (W) York Catholic 15 9 15-3 (W) Susquehannock 16 14 15« ' (W) Spring Grove 15 9 15 9. ;V' (W) York High 153 15-6 (W) Eastern 15-10 155 (W) York Suburban 15-7 12-15 15-3 (W) South Western 15-1 158 (W) Central 14-16 11 15 (L) Central Playoff District Games 6-15 8-15 (L) Delone Bermudian 8 15 9-15 (U Springs 21 6 (W) Delone 10-15 4 15 (L) BOYS’ BAS Hanover 55 41 44 74 53 54 59 69 58 42 64 49 67 76 45 69 39 54 48 50 63 30 52 lone Catholic d Lion nard-Dale Suburban nsburg Kennsboro James Buchanan _51?| York (M th eastern ■ Grove Y South Western Central West York Dover Northeastern Spring Grove York Hamburg 2 OT) HAWKETTES BREAK SCHOOL RECORD - MOST WINS IN A SEASON -23 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Hanover Opponent 47 Delone 29 47 York Catholic 53 41 Red Lion 31 58 Kennard Dale 41 45 York Suburban 39 68 Dallastown 48 46 South Western 52 60 Central 26 60 West York 42 62 Dover 38 67 Northeastern 37 50 Spring Grove 41 71 William Penn 45 38 South Western 39 68 Central 42 59 West York 48 76 Dover 41 58 Northeastern 30 53 Spring Grove 45 59 William Penn 44 55 South Western 46 40 York Suburban 57 PI A A District III Playoffs and State Tourney 56 Littlestown 52 45 Delone 39 50 York Catholic 52 56 Kutztown 50 42 Marian Cathlic 69 TRACK SENDS SEVEN TO DISTRICTS BOYS TRACK Opponent Hanover Opponent 105 South Western Northeastern Eastern Kennard-Daie W York Catholic 104 Vo-Tech South Western Northeastern Eastern Kennard-Daie York Catholic 60 DISTRICTS: Row 1: Julie Orendorff. 100 and 200 meter dashes; Row 2: Jason Horan, 100 meter dash and 400 meter relay; Lynn Bixler, shot put and discus; Mike Miller, shot put; Bill Reichart, 400 meter relay; Rick Wise. 400 meter relay; Craig Mummert, 100 meter dash and 400 meter relay. 127 SHOIN3S Ben James Adams Misti Sue Adams MOST ARTISTIC: Eric Yates and Missy Wildasin Lori Ann Altland Scott Jeffrey Alwine Derek David Arnold Michael Lawrence Beaver Lisa Ann Becker Russell Charles Becker Norma Jean Berwager Christopher Charles Biesecker 130 Holly Sue Bunty Craig Edward Cornbower Michael Lee Bunty I Karen Sue Cott 4. CLASS CLOWNS: Moon Nguyen and Pat Elder Judith Lynn Bush Kelly Sue Clouser 131 Brian Scott Costello Tammy Jo Cromer Julia Ann Davis Jennifer Sue Davis Lee Glen Dell Kelly Ann DeVivio Jonathan Lawrence Dubs Lorraine Louise Ecker MOST ATHLETIC: Michelle Moxley and Pat Klinedinst Jared Shane Eisenhart Kimberly Rose Elder 132 Patrick Brian Elder Barbara Angela Eltz MOST MUSICAL: Amy Stauffer and Jim Hershey April Elaine Ensor Terry Edward Geiman Scott Allan Feeser David Phillip Feltch David Joseph Frock Kimberly Ann Gentzler Maria Jane Gigous Deborah Jean Gobrecht 133 James Murray Goodfellow Richard Randall Gooding Randall Arthur Hammc Bryan Lynn Helwig Eric Eugene Groft James Allen Hershey Todd Douglas Hildebrand MOST SHY: Chris Lockard and Colleen Sterner Melissa Jean Groft Marc Tristan Hershey Scot Joseph Hockensmith 134 Jason Robert Horan Daniel Scott Jacoby Nina Margit Janhonen Jackie Lee Hull Karen Rae Keffer Valerie Ann Houck Beth Alane Jones Stacy Lee Houck Christina Sue Keller CLASS FLIRTS: Jared Eisenhart and Julie Brown 135 Alan Lynn Kessel MOST TALKATIVE: Michelle Szwoyer and Todd Funke Daniel Shane Kessel Lori Gail Klinedinst Patrick Kenneth Klinedinst Thierry Eli Kremer Ryan Lee Krentler Eric Douglas Krenzer Robin Lynn Kuhn Shelley Ann Larsen 136 Timothy Donald Lawrence Deborah Marie Lawyer Hanover High School leaves me with memories forever. Every- thing was not always easy, but I learned to know you better. Together we realized how similar we are; we learned to appreciate one another’s differences. I would like to thank all of you for sharing your time and your friends with me. Hanover High School me laisse de nombreux souvenirs pour toujours. Tout ne fut pas toujours simple, mais j’ai appris a mieux vous connaTtre. Ensemble, nous avons realise combien nous sommes semblables; nous avons egalement appris a apprecier les differences d’autriui. Je tiens a vous remercier pour avoir partager votre temps et vos amis avec moi. Sincerely, Thierry Kremer Denise Diane Leonhardt Christopher Alan Little Scott Anthony Little Christopher Eugene Lockard Denise Marie Long Chester A. McCormick, Jr. Timothy Ralph McCormick Denise Marie Marchio 137 Christine Lynn Martz Kelly Renee Meckley John Gary Miller Thomas Albert Moose Michelle Lee Moxley Christopher Robert Mumma MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED: Tami Orewiler and Bob Sellman Craig Allen Mummert David Henry Musselman Barbara Ann Myers Nguyet Thi Thu Nguyen Tamela Lynn Orewiler Sean Michael Neiderer William Joseph Oaster BEST DRESSED: Molly Wierman and Jason Horan Wendy Lee Peters Darin David Plitt Linda Susan Ratzel 139 Eugene Thomas Reed, Jr. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Darin Plitt and Jessica Blettner MaryAnn Rebert William Wesley Reichart II David Louis Reifsnider Patrick Allen Reindollar Ron Ellwood Rhinehart Michael Allen Rorrer Deborah Delores Roser Tina Marie Rowland Richard Allen Runk 140 Michael Robert Ruth Anna Patrice Schloyer Richard Carl Schuster Robert Louis Sellman Kathleen Ann Shaffer Julie Ann Sheaffer Kelley Renee Sherwood Patrick Wade Sipling Carol Lee Slezosky David Kevin Sponseller _________ ... . «... « . . MOST DRAMATIC: Jill Sterner and Bill Reichart 141 Michael Allen Strausbaugh Celeste Ann Stremmel Dawn Joy Summers Michelle Renee Szwoyer Bryan Kelly Taylor Christopher George Therit 142 BEST LOOKING: Stacy Houck and Brian Costello Franz Josef von Richter Tammy Denise Wagner Christy Faye Wantz Molly Jeanne Wierman STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: James Robert Dupler Terri Lee Fuhrman Todd Michael Funke John Arthur Hamme Jill Anne Hufnagle Kenneth Joseph Mann Robert Edward Reed Charles E. Rhodes Keith Frederick Storm Melissa Anne Wildasin Cathy Lynn Wolfe Eric Raymand Yates 143 CLASS OF ’86 CLASS OFFICERS: This page, top: Dawn Summers, vice-president; Jennie Davis, secretary; Jessica Blettner, president; and Craig Mummert, treasurer. CLASS ADVISORS: Opposite page, top left: Mr. Gregg Boehne, Miss JoAnne Johnson. CLASS COLORS: peach and cream CLASS FLOWER: peach rose CLASS SONG: “Never Surrender” CLASS MOTTO: “Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.” The class of 1986 - our story had been far from picture-perfect. We have not been a traditional class of growing enthusiasm and consisten- cy, but a class of ongoing transformation. Through our four years of high school, we have changed right along with our school district, our community, our nation, and our world. The changes, however slow, have been very apparent; and now, just as the butterfly emerges from its cocoon, we have finally emerged and become the proud seniors that we have waited to be. Through our freshmen and sophomore years, we began to emerge from our cocoon and to activate school spirit and to make the contribu- tions that everyone knew we were capable of. Then, in our junior year, our wings began to unfold as we pulled together and developed an understanding of each other through the prom, “Puttin’ on the Ritz.” Every idea and thought that was put forth tightened the ties that bound us; and by the end of our junior year, we had begun to think as one. When our senior year arrived, indeed, we thought of ourselves as one class rather than one hundred and forty individuals. We proved our- selves by bringing home sports championships, participating actively in extracurricular events, and possessing general school spirit; but still, we are unable to fly. Now, instead of looking forward to our senior year, we find ourselves looking at the vastness of our future. We realize now that our wings have not even begun to unfold because the most important changes in our lives have yet to take place. As we all go forth into the world, let us make our choices wisely, adapt to the changes in our lives, and perpet- uate the satisfaction that we now feel. Hanover High School has taught us many things. Not only were we taught history and English, but we were taught friendship and love. Now, as we all fly away from each other, let us always remember that, in some ways, we can nev$r be parted. I wish you all much success and happiness in life, and may all your dreams come true. Jessica L. Blettner President, Class of ’86 144 DO YOU REMEMBER . . . Herb? . . . the District Ill-Class A title for the football team? . . . doing your journals the minute before English class? . . . The Pink Panther? . . . the Live Aid Concert in Philadelphia? . . . the return of Halley’s Comet? . . . Ernest in Love? . . . first place at James Madison University? . . . Mr. Boehne’s moving speeches? . . . Sumo’s hydroplaning incident? . . . Impractical Business Class? . . . the new guy, what’s his name? the guy that looks like the Federal Express guy? . . . Geneva Summit Meetings . . . AIDS scare? . . . The Dance Factory? . . . Murray Madonna? . . . oversized clothing? . . . swatches? . . . bobbing hair? . . . Mr. Roland’s no-knock? . . . the tragic explosion of the Space Shuttle? . . . the Chicago Bears winning the Super- bowl (46-10) . . . Martin Luther King’s Birthday being a national holiday? . . . “Bill Cosby Show’ ? . . . “Miami Vice”? . . . New Jersey’s finest exports: morning paper, Pepsi, dittos, mustache? . . . “Good morning children?” . . . Rambo? . . . Macbeth? 145 CAMPUS DAY The Fifty-second Campus Day ceremonies were held on June 2. 1986. The ceremonies were held outside, as usual, in brisk, windy weather (a sharp contrast to the humid, hot weather the night before for Baccalaureate). The band played a selection of folk music. Student conductors throughout the evening were Jenny Davis, Lynn Bixler, and Jim Her shey. The chorus sang two selections: ‘‘Fair Phyllis I Saw” and “In the Mood . The evening’s awards culminated in the presentation of the Oak Leaf Awards to Michelle Moxley and Christopher Biesecker. Other award winners were as follows: Bausch and Lomb Science Award — Darin Plitt; Athletic Booster Club Awards — Michelle Moxley. Bryan Helwig; Business Education Scholarship Award - Amy Stauffer; Doubleday Award — Norma Berwager; Holman Leese Memorial Award — Michelle Moxley; Jack H. Schuler Instrumental Music Award — Jennifer Davis. Lynn Bixler; Columbia Jewelry Oratori- cal Awards - Jessica Blettner, James Hershey, Franz von Richter; Paul C. Welsh Scholar- ship Award Leppo Achievement Award - Jessica Blettner; Student Council Scholar- ships—Lynn Bixler. Jennifer Davis; Anna E. Olinger Memorial Scholarship - Judy Bush; H. Elizabeth Spangler Memorial Scholarship— Celeste Stremmel; SKF Mathematics Award — Bryan Helwig. 146 Opposite Page: Top Right: Jessica Blettner, president - class of 1986, and Kathy Lawrence, president — class of 1987. Bottom Left: Darin Plitt. Bottom Right: Editor Jessica Blettner presents the 1986 Nornir to Mrs. Jane Brown, school librarian. This Page: Top Left: Norma Berwager. Top Right: Lynn Bixler and Jennfer Davis. Bottom Left: Judy Bush. Bottom Right: Michelle Moxley. 147 GRADUATION The Ninety-Fourth Commencement was held on June 4, 1986, in the Auditorium of Hanover Senior High School. Dr. Donald D’Amico pre- sided. Invocation and Benediction were given by Reverend Eric Wogen. Class President Jessi- ca Blettner welcomed both the class of 1986 and the Anniversary Class of 1936. Other stu- dent speakers were Bill Reichart, Kim Gentzler, and Darin Plitt. Dr. Ross T. Bortner, represent- ing the class of 1936, gave his congratulations to the graduates. Dr. D’Amico announced the valedictorian, Jessica Blettner, and salutatori- an, Darin Plitt. Diplomas were awarded by School Board President Nicholas Mavros. The class officers also presented each graduating senior with a peach rose. 148 SENIOR DIRECTORY AND ADVERTISEMENTS PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Drs. Stefan and Maria Alexandrov Harold J. Cohen, D.M.D., P.C. Crabbs, Cashman, and Frey, Attorneys at Law 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. Stanton S. Lebouitz, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Singer Ben James Adams (Sumo Truck) 13 Colony Court; Academic; Baseball 1; School Play 4; Bloodmobile Committee 4; Talent Show 4; PAML 3; 4. Misti Sue Adams (Mit) 8 Kilpatrick Avenue; Business; March- ing Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Choral Club 3. Lori Ann Altland (Chic) 115 East Chestnut Street; General; Basketball 3. Scott Jeffrey Alwine 966 Carlisle Street; CDO. Derek David Arnold 4115 Woodlyn Terrace York, PA; Aca- demic; Wrestling 1, 2; Tennis 4; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Chorus 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Choral Club 4; School Play 3, 4; Musical 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Rotary Award 4; Bloodmobile Committee 2, 3, 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; Voice of Democracy Award; Hugh O’ Brain Leadership Foundation Seminar Representative; American Legion Boy’s State Representative. Michael Lawrence Beaver (Street Rat) 1240 Broadway; General. Lisa Ann Becker 504 Carlisle Street; CDO. Russell Charles Becker 630 Bay Street; CDO. Norma Jean Berwager (Eddie) 36 Moul Avenue; CDO; Volley- ball Manager 1; National Honor Society Award 3. Christopher Charles Biesecker (Chris) 21 Fourth Street Aca- demic; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; School Play 4; Drama Night 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Talent Show 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; Third place math contest at Shippensburg University 4. Lynn Marie Bixler 30 Penn Street; Academic; Basketball manager 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; School Play 4; Drama Night 1, 4; Nornir 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympics Committee 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4. 150 Jessica Lynn Blettner (Jezzie) 116 Grant Drive; Academic; Field Hockey Manager 2; Student Forum 4; Oratorical Con- test 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black 1, 2, 3, 4; Dimensions 1, 2; Class Officer-President 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; NEDT 2; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; Elks Award 4; Rotary Leader’s Confer- ence 4; Academic Honors 1, 2. Juliet Marie Brown 413 North Franklin Street; Business; Football Cheerleader 1, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1; School Play 4; Nornir 4. Justine Michelle Buhr (Teena, Tuna) 897 Broadway; Business; Nornir 4. Holly Sue Bunty 219 York Street; Academic; Field Hockey 1; Homecoming 1, 3. Michael Lee Bunty 227 Poplar Street; General. Judith Lynn Bush (Bushy) 449 High Street; Academic; March- ing Band 3; Student Council 3, 4; Special Olympic Committee 4. Kelly Sue Clouser (Kelly-Dog) 14 Pleasant Street; Business. Craig Edward Cornbower (Corn, Ear Of) 421 West Elm Ave- nue; General; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1; Talent Show 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. Brian Scott Costello (Cosie) 279 De Guy Avenue; General; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Karen Sue Cott (Groober) 340 Frederick Street; Academic; Oratorical Contest 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 3, 4; Drama Night 1; Student Forum 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; Academic Honors 1; Elk’s Student of the Month 4; District Chorus 4. Tammy Jo Cromer (Crome Dome) 234 Princess Street; Gen- eral; Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Musical 1, 2; Chorus 1. Jennifer Sue Davis (Jenny) 1024 Keith Drive; Academic; Track 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Choral Club 4; Musical 1, 2, 4; Drama Night 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Officer- Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympics Committee 3, 4; Talent Show 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; DAR Citizenship Award. ANOVER WIRE CLOTH WEAVERS OF INSECT WIRE SCREENING- AND INDUSTRIAL WIRE CLOTH . OUR Smjolopees ARE OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET HANOVER, PENNA. 151 Julia Ann Davis (JD) 1024 Keith Drive; Academic; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lee Glen Dell (Ledal) 5 Academy Street; General. Kelly Ann DeVivio (Strut) 233 Eichelberger Street; Academic; Nornir 4. Jonathan Lawrence Dubs (Bybsy) 321 Penn Street; Academ- ics; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Drama Night 3; Special Olympics Committee 3; Bloodmo- bile Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. James Robert Dupler (Billy Joe Jim Bob) 117 Locust Street; General; Baseball 3, 4. Lorraine Louise Ecker (Weezy, Rain) 439 Carlisle Street; Aca- demic; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Kimberly Rose Elder (Kimmer) 200 East Chestnut Street; General; Homecoming 1. Patrick Brian Elder (Fog Patch) 903 Carlisle Street; General; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Angela Eltz 533 Fulton Street; General. Jared Shane Eisenhart (Jed, Clamp, Jarhead, Luscious, Jar- vey) 809 McCosh Street; General; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, President 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 4; Talent Show 4. LEVI'6 39 Baltimore Street Hanover. Pa. 17331 Jeans. Slacks and Tops for Guys and Girls April Elaine Ensor (Apo) 409 East Middle Street; General; Basketball 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Talent Show 2; Chorus 1, 2. Scott Allen Feeser 26 Fulton Street; General; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. David Phillip Feltch 432 Moul Avenue; General; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. David Joseph Frock 207 Maple Avenue; General; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Terri Lee Fuhrman 345 North Franklin Street; General. 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KIM AVKNTK 1MIONK 632-1 SS Stacy Lee Houck (Nini, Wace) 322 Clearview Road; General; Football Cheerleader 1; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 2; Basket- ball Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Drama Night 4; Nornir 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. Theresa Kay Keith (T.T.) 575 Grant Drive; Academic; Tennis 1; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Orator- ical Contest 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2; Choral Club 2, 3; Drama Night 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-Secretary 2; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 4. Valerie Ann Houck (Val) 631 Broadway; General. Jill Anne Hufnagle (Bird) 12 York Street; General. Jackie Lee Hull 214 Carlisle Street; CDO. Christina Sue Keller (Chris) 274 S. Forney Avenue; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1; Nornir 2, 3, 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 4. Daniel Scott Jacoby (DJ) 411 West Elm Avenue; CDO. Alan Lynn Kessel (Alski) 128 N. Stephen Place; Academic; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Nina Margit Janhonen 429 Clearview Road; General; Student Council 4. Beth Alane Jones 1021 High Street; Business; Chorus 4. Daniel Shane Kessel (Wayne) 511 York Street; Academic; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3; PAML 2, 3, 4. Karen Rae Keffer (Keefer) 208 South Forney Avenue; Aca- demic; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Boys’ Tennis Manager 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2; Orange and Black 1; Teen of the Month 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer Vice-President 2, 3; Special Olym- pic Committee 2; Talent Show 2; PAML 2, 3. Lori Gail Klinedinst 23 Young Circle; CDO. Patrick Kenneth Klinedinst (Kliney) 418 McCosh Street; Aca- demic; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. 155 Hanover's Only Locally Owned And Operated Travel Agency :w HORIZONS DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL AIR TICKETS • CRUISES • AMTRAK HOTELS • RESORTS • GROUPS COMPUTERIZED TICKETING 103 York Street Hanover, PA 17331 (717 632-7772 Sull Service Srave I lyency i i iimm Hanover TEMNIS RACOOETMALL CLUB --- P.O. BOX 366. FAME AVE • HANOVER. PA. 17331 (717)632 0464 JOHN 6 NANCY KATZ GLENN P. FELTCH GREG G FELTCH 1201 WEST ELM AVENUE HANOVER. PA 17331 (717) 637-3229 Suzzette Renee Knaub (Suzi, Truck Butt, Snussy) 118 McKin- ley Avenue; Business; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Voleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 2, 3, 4; Special Olympic Committee 3; Bloodmobile Committee 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4; Volleyball All-Star tournament 4; March of Dimes All-Star game 4. Thierry Eli Kremer 35a Route De Dinant 6922 Halma-Wel- lin, Belgium; Academic; School Play 4; Student Council 4; Rotary Exchange Student. Ryan Lee Krentler 319 Pleasant Street; Business; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4. Eric Douglas Krenzer (Kinz) 31 Sprenkle Avenue; General; Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Robin Lee Kuhn 448 W. Middle Street; Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Varsity Club 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4. Shelley Ann Larsen (Shel, Shellski) 545 Grant Drive; General; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 2, 3, 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 4. Timothy Donald Lawrence 621 Moul Avenue; General; Marching Band 2, 3, 4. Deborah Marie Lawyer 1049 Keith Drive; COD. Denise Diane Leonhardt 424 North Franklin Street; Busi- ness; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher Alan Little (Moto Beda) 341 Jeremy Drive; Gen- eral; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Talent Show 4. Scott Anthony Little (Little) 341 Jeremy Drive; Business; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Talent Show 4. Christopher Eugene Lockard (Captain) 27 McAllister Street; Academic; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 3; Talent Show 3; Who’s Who American High School Students 4. Denise Marie Long 119 East Middle Street; Business; Bas- ketball 3. Kenneth Joseph Mann 416 McKinley Avenue; General. Denise Marie Marchio (Marshmallow, Niser) 29 Allegheny Av- enue; Business; Nornir 4. Christine Lynn Martz P.O. Box 646 Hanover; General. Chester A. McCormick, Jr. (Chet, Eyes) 408 Terrace Avenue; General; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Timothy Ralph McCormick (Matback) 408 Terrace Avenue; General; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 4. Kelly Renee Meckley 565 Carlisle Street; Business. 156 NEW IN HANOVER . . . The FRAME SHOP at SHIRK’S ♦ Do-it-yourself framing! ★ Custom framing! Framing supplies! KEYSTONE SENECA WIRE CLOTH CO. HANOVER. PA. • P.0. BOX 521 • 17551 • 717-657-5901 10 Railroad St. Limited editions and prints! 632-6398 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 FROM THE CLASS OF ’66, CELEBRATING THEIR 20TH REUNION John Gary Miller (Idle) 2 Randolph Street; General; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Nguyet Thi Thu Nguyen (Moon) 343 North Franklin Street; Business; Chorus 1, 2. Thomas Albert Moose (Tom) 605 Boundary Avenue; Academ- ic; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1; Homecoming 1, 2, 4; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympic Committee 3; Bloodmobile Committee 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Hawk Olympics 3; National Honor Soci- ety, 4. Christopher Robert Mumma (Skip) 930 Carlisle Street; Gener- al; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 4. Craig Allen Mummert (Mum) 331 High Street; Academic; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Sports Afield 1; Drama Night 1, 2, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympic Committee 3; Blood- mobile Committee 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; NEDT 2; Who’s Who In American High School Students 4; Elk’s Student for March 1986; YCL Football All-star, All-city, All-area. David Henry Musselman (Trusk) 2 South Penn Street; Gener- al; Football 3; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 2; Talent Show 4. William Joseph Oaster (Toaster) 522 East Walnut Street; CDO. Tamela Lynn Orewiler (Tami) 23 Ridge Avenue; Academic; Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Musical 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; Rotary Award 4. Wendy Lee Peters (Wendall, Pete) 416 Barberry Drive; Aca- demic; Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Marching Band 1; Con- cert Band 1; Orchestra 1; School Play 3, 4; Drama Night 3; Student Council 1; Bloodmobile Committee 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. Darin David Plitt (Chuck) 527 East Walnut Street; Academic; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 2; Bloodmobile Committee 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4; Academic Honors 2; Oratorical Contest 4. Barbara Ann Myers (Barb) 1100 East Walnut Street; CDO; Marching Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Sean Michael Neiderer (Riquio) 4l 2 Sprenkle Avenue; Gener- al; Talent Show 4. Linda Susan Ratzel 416 North George Street; Business; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Chorus 2, 3; Nornir 2, 3, 4. MaryAnn Rebert 570 Carlisle Street; Business. 157 Eugene Thomas Reed, Jr. 531 Fulton Street; Business; Wres- tling 1. Robert Edward Reed 300A Main Street, McSherrystown; General. William Wesley Reichart II (Wild Will) 543 West Walnut Street; Academic; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 4; Class Officer-President 1, 2; Miss Nornir Pageant 4; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympic Committee 3; Talent Show 4; PAM: 2, 3, 4; NEDT 2; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; Elk’s Student of the Month. David Louis Reifsnider 1011 E. Walnut Street; General. Patrick Allen Reindollar (Ratt) 118 Paul Street; General; Tal- ent Show 4; Nornir 3. Ron Elwood Rhinehart (Ronzy) 218 North Franklin Street; Academic. Charles Edward Rhodes 226 Second Avenue; General. Michael Allen Rorrer 424l 2 Baltimore Street; General. Deborah Delores Roser (Deb) 304 Moul Avenue; CDO; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Nornir 1; Miss Nornir Pageant 1. Tina Marie Rowland (Tiny Tina) 2 Clearview Court; General. Richard Allen Runk 211 Filbert Street; CDO; Football 1. ALWAYS WELCOME PHONE 717 637 3701 Clearview Motor Jmh 901 CARLISLE STREET FREE COFFEE IN THE MORNING AIR CONDITIONED • PHONE • COLOR TV PTE 94 N CHARLIE MARY BRiTCmER OWNERS HANOVER PA 17J31 Michael Robert Ruth (Mike) 1215 Broadway; Academic; PAML 3. Anna Patrice Schloyer 119 Fourth Street; Academic; Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Bloodmobile Committee 3, 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Pep Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Richard Carl Schuster 112 Sunset Avenue; CDO. Robert Louis Sellman (Bob) 234 Baltimore Street; CDO; Tal- ent Show 4. Kathleen Ann Shaffer (Kat Shaf) 416 Moul Avenue; Aca- demic; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Talent Show 4. Julie Ann Sheaffer (Beet Head) 352 Abbottstown Pike; General. Kelley Renee Sherwood (Sure-Would) 818 Broadway; Busi- ness; Nornir 4; Homecoming 3, 4. Patrick Wade Sipling 150 Baltimore Street; General. Carol Lee Slezosky 384 Barberry Drive; Academic; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 4; Marching Band 3; Concert Band Jazz Band 3. David Kevin Sponseller (Sponz) 512V4 Baltimore Street; Gen- eral; Talent Show 4; Nornir 3, 4. Maryann Susan Stambaugh (Martha Quinn) 412 Locust Street; CDO; Talent Show 2. Michael Allen Stambaugh 524 East Walnut Street; CDO. Amy Lynn Stauffer 413 Penn Street; Business; Volleyball 1, 2; Marching Bend 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Choral Club 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 2, 3, 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 1; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Lower District Seven Band Festival 3, 4; PA Ambassadors of Music 3. Staub’s Drug Store THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Center Square Hanover, Pennsylvania 17331 Colleen Kay Sterner 209 North Forney Avenue; Business. Jill Lynette Sterner (Drama Mama) 404 East Elm Avenue; Academic; Honors Choir 3; School Board 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Drama Night 1, 2; Percussion Ensemble 3; Nornir 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black 1; Dimension 1, 2; Miss Hanover Pageant 4; Student Council 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Bloodmo- bile Committee 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2; PAML 2, 3, 4; NEDT 2; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; Elk’s Student of the Month 4; District Orchestra Representative 1; Governor School for the Arts Finalist 2; National Honor Soci- ety 4. 158 Keith Frederick Storm 101 Pleasent Street; General. Celeste Ann Stremmel (Meatle) 557 Broadway; Academic; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nornir 4; Special Olympic Committee 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. Dawn Joy Summers (Gunner-Wana) 431 McKinley Avenue; General; Volleyball 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Varsity Club 4; Drama Night 2, 3, 4; Nornir 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; Secretary 3; Spe- cial Olympic Committee 3; Bloodmobile Committee 2, 3, 4. Michelle Renee Szwoyer 375 Brandywine Lane; Academic; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Drama Night 1; Nornir 4; NEDT 2; Chorus 1, 2. Christopher George Therit (Street Rat) 1312 Broadway; General. Donna Leah Trish (Reds) 402 Broadway; General; Drama Night 1; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. David Kyle Troyer (Art Monk) 416 Clearview Road; General; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Miss Nornir Pageant 4. Franz Josef von Richter 20 Fourth Street; Business; Oratorical Contest 4. Tammy Denise Wagner (Tam) 101 Pleasant Street; Business. Christy Faye Wantz 133 2 Pleasant Street; Business. Molly Jeanne Wierman 223 Highland Avenue; Academic; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2; Drama Night 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Student Council President 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Rotary Award 4; Special Olympic Committee 3, 4; Bloodmobile Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4; PAML 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3. Melissa Anne Wildasin (MW) 118 Jackson Street; Academic. Cathy Lynn Wolfe (Jello) 305 Fulton Street; Academic; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary Award 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, 4; Eric Raymond Yates 145 Penn Street; General; Football 2, 3; Track 1, 2. Todd Steven Utz 541 North Franklin Street; CDO. WITMAN’S PHARMACY 28 Frederick Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 “Complete Prescription Service PHONE 717-632-7880 SANDER’S GULF SERVICE RANDY L. SANDERS, PROP. 0 569 CARLISLE STREET, HANOVER, PA 17331 U - HAUL RENTALS WHISLER’S DRY CLEANING Laundry 531 Broadway Hanover, Pa. Ira A. Bltner, RAF Helen E. Bitner. RAF, AIFD 159 _ SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Deanna and Donald Adams David and Wendy Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biesecker Elsie C. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Blettner Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Cornbower Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Costello Rev. and Mrs. C. 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