Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

1988 Homir Hanover High School Hanover, Pennsylvania Tomorrow Is A Wonderful Parting after graduation is a very difficult time in our lives; many of us have been friends since Kindergarten. Together we played on playgrounds, suffered through the traumatic middle school years, survived be- ing greenies , and actually received our Se- nior Privileges! Some of us may feel great sorrow over leaving all this behind us. in- stead of mourning the past, however, we should rejoice that we had a chance to have such fun times. The friendships we made will never be forgotten. The Hanover Public School District gave us the foundation for our education. With our expanded intellect, we began dreaming about our futures. And now, those futures are upon us. As we leave for college, full-time work, or technical school, all of us wish to lead suc- cessful lives. Working to our fullest potential Tnn after high school can turn that dream into a reality. As we say farewell to our class- mates, we will be challenged by new situations and problems. We won't have the everyday support of all the familiar Hanover faces. It is time for us to become adults and to take care of ourselves. Ho matter where we and our friends may go we all are facing the same new world. Remember our class motto and gain strength from its mes- sage: Tomorrow is a wonderful dream, and yesterday is a precious memory. Dream, And Yesterday Opposite Page: Top Left: Dennis and Angie smile pretty for the cam- era. Top Right: Kim and Dan ro- mance among the bleachers. Bot- tom Right: Jenny and Shay 'paint'' in Art Class. This Page: Top Left: Mindy and Bob give a lesson in space efficien- cy. Top Right: Nikki places her homeroom s flag during the as- sembly to celebrate the 200th birthday of the Constitution. Bot- tom Left: Missy and Jody listen to Coach Johnson's words during halftime. Bottom Middle: Robbie and Kerry work hard at their Biolo- gy lab. Bottom Right: Chet sleeps through another day at MMS. 3 4 Top Right: The 1987 Football Team per- pares to face Delone. Middle Left: Ben Shank and Qreg Smith — juniors at work! Middle Right: The 1987 Football Team during the pep rally before the De- lone game. Bottom Left: Christine Keffer shows off her hat during Pride Week. Bot- tom Right: Dorinda D'Amico and Jenny Staub show their pride on Farmer Day. Top Left: Dashing their pride, the cheerleaders perform during the Delone pep rally. Top Right: Andy Bolin shows his hawk pride. Bottom Left: Tony Miller strikes a bodybuilder’s pose. Bottom Right: The 1987 football cheerleaders. 5 6 Top Left: They're off to see the wizard . . . Top Right: Kerri prepares jam in Home Ec. Bottom Left: John is hard at work. Bottom Right: Todd receives Coach Connor's congratulations dur- ing the football banquet. FALL Football Homecoming Miss Hornir Bonfire Marching Band All-School Play Girls' Tennis Volleyball Golf Field hockey Freshsmen Sports Freshmen Faculty 8 9 Hawks Named Co-Champs OfYCL-II League First Since '64 The 1987 football season for the Mighthawks was one of brilliance and frustration. The hawks could claim one of the best offenses in the county. In fact they led all other teams with a total of 320 yards per game. The Mighthawk defense was also very stingy in that they allowed less than two touchdowns per game. After losing the first three games to Delone. Walkersville, and South Western, by a touchdown or less, the hawks knew they had to get their act together. The following week, they beat Eastern 26-0. Panther Valley, the following game, proved to all of the players that they had the potential to play well against any team they faced. The hawks played a larger and supposedly better team in Panther Valley and came out being tied 28-28. This game was the turning point in the season. From this game on, the Mighthawks had only one loss. The first win after the Panther Valley game was against Kennard Dale. The hawks then fought a hard battle with Susquehannock winning 25-13. One of the outstanding games of the season came against York Catholic when the Mighthawks were battling for the Y.C.I.A.A. Division II title. The hawks rolled up over 400 yards of offense enabling them to win 26-10. The irony was that after a 21-7 loss to West York they had to share the Y.C.I.A.A. Division II title with the team they had beaten, York Catholic. After the loss to West York, most teams would have relaxed and not have worried about the rest of the games, however, the hawks pulled together and beat Vo-Tech to assure themselves of a share in the county title. They then beat Littlestown 23-6, a team that had suffered only one loss all year. The Mighthawks also were honored by having some of their players selected for the York County All-Star game. First team honors were given to Shawn Mar- chio, Corey Hahn, Steve Hollinger, Todd Klinedinst, and Mitch Lehigh. Second team honors went to Dan Frey, Todd Klinedinst, Meil Johnson, Scott Staub, and Scott Miller. The 1987 Mighthawks featured a powerful offense and a bend but not break'' defense. They also had a YCL Division II Coach of the Year, Jack Connor, who led them to their first county championship since 1964. FOOTBALL jver Opponents 6 Delone Jj 14 14 Walkersville 20 8 South Western 11 26 Eastern 0 28 Panther Valley 28 63 Kennard Dale 0 25 Susquehan- nock 13 26 York Catholic 10 7 West Yokk 21 48 Vo-Tech 0 23 Littlestown 6 Opposite Page: Top: The Mawks scramble for a possession against Vo-Tech. Bottom: Corey Mahn puts forth the extra effort and extra yardage on a carry. This Page: Top Left: Steve hollinger intercepts a Vo-Tech play. Top Right: Mark Hoffman picks up some easy yardage. Football Team: Row 1: M. Troyer, C. Roberts. T. Klinedinst, S. Marchio, A. Kemp. M. Lehigh. M. Hoffman. S. Wisner, Row 2: C. Rhodes, J. Eisenhart, A. Miller. T. Miller, T. Rohrbaugh, N. Johnson, V. Tivakaran, T. Cerifko, R. Wise. S. Hollinger; Row 3: J. Snyder, A. Gilpin, J. Brown, M. Wallen, S. Garland, J. Staub, S. Weaver, J. Sterner. S. O Donnell, D. Laugerman. Row 4: J. Ratzel. B. Shank. M. Lydon. J. Garrett, C. Claybaugh, T. Wizotsky. E. Hansford. S. Miller. W. Spory. L. Rebert, O. Laughman, E. Kinneman, Row 5: Coach Little. Coach Busbey, Coach Reese. T. Bolin. S. Gyenes. C. Hahn. J. Menges, D. Frey, S. Staub. K. Mummert, Head Coach Connor. Coach Bowe. Hockensmith Reigns Over Homecoming September 25,1987, was more than just another Friday night football game. It was the traditional Homecoming ceremony sponsored by the Student Council. It was a memorable evening for all. The evening began with a small parade to Sheppard and Myers Field. The court rode in cars decorated by their respective classes. The Hanover Alumni Band accompanied the court and provided the upbeat tempo. Following the band's performance, the Homecoming court was presented. Each girl was escorted by her father. The senior class was very happy to have Jody Hock- ensmith crowned as the 1987 Homecom- ing Queen. The crown was presented to Miss Hockensmith by Karen Ebert, a mem- ber of last year's court. Others in the senior court were Melinda Bortner, Melanie Caler, Jill Hartlaub, Amy Huntzinger, and Kim Rebert. The Junior Princess was Denise Foreman. The Sopho- more class chose Angie Rohrbaugh, while Jackie Vockroth represented the Fresh- men class. During halftime, the Senior class was awarded $50 from Student Council for hav- ing the best decorated car. car. After the exciting win over Eastern, every one went to celebrate at the Homecoming dance. During the dance, a song was dedi- cated in honor of the Queen and her court. It was the perfect ending to what had been a wonderful and memorable evening. Top: Homecoming Court: Row 1: D. Foreman, K. Rebert, M. Caler. A. Hunt- zinger, M. Bortner; Row 2: J. Vockroth, A. Rohrbaugh. J. Hockensmith, J. Hartlaub. Bottom Left: The Sophomore Class Car. Bottom Right: Jill Hartlaub, escorted by Shawn Marchio. during the voting for Homecoming Queen. 12 Top Left: Jody hockensmith, 1987 homecoming Queen. Top Right: Amy Huntzinger, escorted by Todd Klinedinst, during the homecoming as- sembly. Bottom Left: 1987 Football Team before their win over Eastern. Bottom Right: The Freshmen Class car. 13 Klinedinst Captures Miss Nomir Title On October 22, 1987, seven beautiful contestants of hanover high School competed for the title of Miss Mornir. Each one graced the stage with her feminine charm and apparel. Everyone was on the edge of his seat with the daredevil tricycle tricks of Henrietta honycomb (Bob Rice). Tanya Tucker Twiggy of Texas (Steve Wisner) showed off his lasso tricks with the greatest of ease. Bobby Jo Marley (Doug Beckner) gave the audience her sizzling version of Teel Like Making Love, and Lulu Lovebottom (Mark Hoffman) belted out Janis Joplin's Me and Bobby McGee. The talent continued when Florence Flamingale (John Snyder) taunted the audience with her female body- building. Mary Had a Little Lamb was played on the piano by Sleezy Psychedelic Susie (Mark Troyer), and Jes- sica (Corey) Hahn struck some provocative Playboy poses. Our runner-up. Miss Sally Swanson Burger (Shawn Marchio), sang her heart-stirring rendition of The Flint- stones theme song, but it was Miss Legs Lovebomb (Todd Klinedinst) who won the judges over with her exotic hulahoop dancing. Ms. Lovebomb was crowned Miss Nor- nir 1987. Thanks to our judges, Mr. Little, Mr. Bowe, and Mrs. Zatkos, for their expertise and astute insights. Marci Ful- ton, Marty Wheeler, and Jason Menges emceed the program. Bonfire Finally Gets Lit . . . Again The traditional bonfire finally was lighted on October 22, 1987, prior to the game with York Catholic. Although usually held before the South Western game, this year's bonfire was rained out on this scheduled date. Arsonists attempted twice to set it afire. The first attempt was doused by the fire compa- nyjust prior to the rescheduled bonfire. The second time the fire company allowed the fire to bum out. Within twenty-four hours, students had gathered enough wood to build another bonfire for the game with York Catholic. 16 lew Look Sparks Band To Championship The Hanover Marching Band had a magnificent 1987-88 season. Their show consisted of four songs - The Hopak, The Story of My Life, Children of Sancheq, and Echano. The band performed under the direction of Mr. Galen Lietzel and drum majors Tanya Baker and Carrie Davis. In their first competition at East Pennsboro High School, they came in first place with a score of 66.95. The Hawks also received trophies in best music, best marching and maneu- vering, and best band front. This was a major achievement for the start of the season. In Lewistown they went on to score a 65.5, coming in first place once again. The band's next competition was special, for it was the first time to show off their new uniforms. At this performance in Morgantown, West Virginia, the band came in second with a score of 79.75, disappointedly missing first place by one-tenth of a point. The next weekend was to be the highlight of the fall after working hard all season. The Mighthawk Band made their performance of the year at the Tournament of Bands Chapter VI Championships in Westminster, Maryland. The hard work paid off, and Hanover became the Chapter VI Group 2 Cham- pions with a score of 80.05. This won the Hawks a spot in the Atlantic Coast Championships in Ben Salem, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately the band came in thirteenth place. In May the Nighthawks traveled to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for their Spring Trip. Top: BRASS: Row 1: A. Shriner, P. Thomas, D. foreman. Row 2: A. Birgens- mith, J. Sullivan, M. Baum; Row 3: B. Eisner, D. hart, S. Ryon. Bottom Left: DRUM MAJORS: C. Davis, T. Baker. Bottom Right: nice sound, Megan. Top: PERCUSSION: A. Steich. S. Bouchard. G. Laabs. J. Leese. C. Kessler. D. Masur, A. Cookson. E. Hormel. A. Plnda. D. Plitt. C. Palmer. P. Davis. B. Bixler. Middle: The Drum Line steps out. Bottom: TRUMPETS: Row Is J. Kessel. K. Neiderer,- Row 2: T. Moncrief. G. Smith, D. Luckenbaugh, J. Synder, J. hockens mith, S. Hoke. 18 Top: MELLOPHOMES: Row 1: L. Ziegler. L. Marchio; Row 2: M. Bortner. J. BiesecKer. M. Roth. Bottom: Row 1: B. Mummert. M. Shaffer; Row 2: W. Moffheins, J. Robey; Row 3: K. Birgensmith. P. Isaacs, Row 4: D. Lieb. 19 Top Left: Fred Isaacs practices his music during Band Camp. Top Right: BASS CLARINETS: B. Leis- ter, K. Phillips. Mid- dle: WOODWINDS: Row 1: B. Spooner; Row 2: N. Wright, M. Hoffheins, K. Corn- bower, Row 3: K. Wei- kert, T. Schildt, J. Kingsborough, M. Mc- Fall. R. Tharp. J. Duck; Row 4: L. lia- german, A. Knot. Bottom: Band Camp uses any available shelter in the August heat. 20 Top Right: Tim Patrick helps Eric hormel with the ca- dence. Middle: SILKS: Row 1: S. Myers, K. Pliehoff; Row 2: J. Bankert, R. Caler, T. Bixler, C. Brashear, R. Ohler. S. Larsen; Row 3: J. Peters, K. Zamudio, T. Schildt. T. Brown, R. Hamil- ton, J. Wolfe. Bottom Left: The brass provide spirit dur- ing a football pep assembly. Bottom Right: The color guard during the Constitu- tion Bicentennial Assembly. Egad! Theatre In The Round Hits HHS This year the all-school play broke away from a normal- stage format and experimented with something new. Egad, The Woman in White was performed as ' theatre in the round'' with the audience, as well as the cast, entirely on stage. Egad was a traditional slapstick comedy with a suspense- ful plot of deception, murder, and intrique. The combination of one-liners with a creative story line made the play very fast moving and exciting to watch. A choral ensemble, who sang period songs as a prelude to the production, also sat in the audience to promote participation by jeering and cheering at the cast. Many thanks to Mr. Jim Watson, our director, for his inno- vation and creativity. His direction and support made it pos- sible for this year's production to be a great learning experi- ence for all who participated. CAST Sir Percival Glyde Dora Lawyer Gilmore Countess Fosco Mrs. Catherick Frederick Fairlee Marian Laura Walter hartright Miss Peach Scott Horner Michelle Baum Josh Hockensmith Ellena Keriazes Sonja Peretti David Luckenbaugh Karie Griest Sarah Bouchard Jim Watson Kristin Phillips Top: Laura (Sarah Bouchard) finds herself mistaken for the Woman in White as asylum lunatics crowd around. Bottom Left: Mrs. Cather- ick (Sonja Peretti) tells of her days on the stage and of Sir Percival s be- trayal. Bottom Right: Walter (Jim Watson) and Mar- ian (Karie Oriest) mourn the death of their close friend and sister. Laura. 22 Top: CAST: Row 1; M. Baum. R. Bixler; Row 2: B. Harms. R. Corbin, J. Mockensmith, D. Luckenbaugh, S. Bouchard, J. Wat- son, A. Kline. T. Moncrief; Row 3: A. Cline, K. Phillips, E. Ker- iazes. K. Qriest, S. Horner, S. Peretti, T. Heltzel, S. Small; Row 4: A. Koch. S. Hoke. B. Spooner, A. Cookson, M. Bortner. J. Weaver. D. D Amico, T. Baker, B. Eisner, A. Rohrbaugh. Bottom Left: Peach the asylum attendant (Kristin Phillips) di- rects Walter and Marian to the Woman in White s cell. Bottom Right: Uncle Frederick (Dave Luckenbaugh). the hypochondri- ac, examines his throat. 23 Hawkette Tennis Team Clinches County Title For Third Consecutive Year The Hanover Hawkette Tennis Team, under the guidance of Mr. Palmer, still remains ahead of the rest. They have clinched the York County Championship for the third con- secutive year. These 15 girls surely can hold their heads up with pride! Not only do they look great on court, but they also know how to play tennis and win with dignity. Believe it or not, this team did more than earn a champion- ship; they also secured themselves a place in HHS's record book. They had a winning streak of 34 victories, the best streak ever at our high school. This streak consists of many nervewracking, close matches, but the Hawkettes always dug deep and found the strength to come out on top. The team consisted of fifteen dedicated players, only three of which were seniors. These senior players - Jessie Bie- secker, Lori Patterson, and Colleen Bahl - will be greatly missed. They provided leadership and spirit throughout the year. But with the remaining talent, next year should be just as great. The winning atmosphere that has been created on those Hanover courts has just begun and is not about to be forgotten. Right: Second Seed, Lori Patterson. TEMNIS TEAM: Row 1: B. Ehrhart, J. Biesecker, L. Patterson, C. Bahl. M. Miller; Row 2: C. Keffer, A. Troyer, B. Kuhn, L. Menges; Row 3: A. Cashman, J. Robey, A. Baker. Coach Palmer, L. Orendorff, L. Ziegler. A. Brough. 24 Top Left: Fourth Seed, Beth Kuhn. Top Right: Third Seed, Christine Keffer. Bottom Left: First Seed, Jessie Biesecker. ‘ V GIRLS' TENNIS Hanover Opponent 5 West York 2 6 V northeastern 1 5 South Western 0 4 Central 3 6 Dallastown 1 5 Biglerville 2 7 Red Lion 0 4 York Suburban 3 3 Spring Grove 4 7 York High 0 7 Dover 0 25 Volleyball Team Captures District Silver Even though the season record of the hawkette Volley- ball Team wasn't as impressive as last year's 13-2 season, this year will never be forgotten by the team. The 8-7 season was a growing experience for the rather short team. With only two returning starters from last year and little height, the hawkettes had to work hard for their victories. The starting lineup was Jill Martlaub, Tonya Helt- zel, Robyn Leppo, Jenny Staub, LeAnne Jones, and Kerry Baumgardner with Michelle Rebert, Karen Chronister, Kel- ly Shaffer, and Kelly Wisensale as substitutes. They were rearranged many times, allowing those girls who were working and improving to earn greater playing time. The win over South Western and a tough 3-game match against Susquehannock were memorable for the team, but District competition will probably be the fondest memory. The hawkettes captured the silver medal again, but the best part of the competition was the defeat of Delone! Tor the team, which consisted mainly of Seniors, the desire to send Delone home was more important than anything else. That final win made the whole season worthwhile. Top: Robyn prepares to spike the ball, scoring another point for the hawkettes. 26 Varsity Team: Row 1: M. Rebert, K. Chronister; Row 2: E. Bressani (manager), K. Shaffer, J. Staub. Coach McCleaf; Row 3: A. Eltz, J. Martlaub, K. Baumgardner, K. Wisensale, R. Leppo, T. Heltzel. L. Jones. Top: JV Team: Row 1: K. helwig, B. McCauley, K. herring; Row 2: A. Dewees, A. Hansford, J. Clapsad- dle, B. harms. J. Vockroth, M. Kessel. Bottom Left: Seniors celebrate another good year. Bottom Right: Jill sets the ball for Michelle. Volleyball Dallastown 15-12, 8-15, 7-15 Eastern 15-7, 15-6 (W) Spring Grove 6-15, 11-15 Suburban 15-11, 15-12 IW) York High 15-6, 15-5 (W) York Catholic 15-3, 15-13 (W) Central 13-15, 15-12, 7-15 West York 14-16, 5-15 Susquehannockl5-12, 13-15, 15-8 (W) northeastern 5-15, 15-7, 12-15 Vo-Tech 15-7, 15-5 (W) Red Lion 4-15, 4-15 South Western 15-7, 15-9 (W) Kennard Dale 15-4, 15-7 (W) Dover 11-15, 15-8 27 A Building Year For Golf Team Under Mew Coach, Mrs. Wetzel, And Female Players It was a building year for the Mawk golfers, under first year coach Mrs. Wetzel. The team was 11 men and 2 women strong, with underclassmen dominat- ing most of the varsity spots. Even though there weren't as many wins as they had hoped for, every- one used the season to build their own game: wheth- er it be dropping a couple strokes off an average, perfecting a tee shot, or chipping more accurately. Greg Smith 'and Betsy Spooner went to the County Qualifing Round, and Betsy went on to the Girls Dis- trict Tournament. A lot of time was spent on practice and matches, but everyone had a good time. Hopefully they can use the experience from this year to make the team better in the future. Right: Greg Smith sights his shot. OOLF TEAM: Row 1: J. Bahl, O. Smith. K. Alban, O. Keriazes. S. Zeigler, K. Hayward, Row 2: E. Earley, D. Lawrence. B. Spooner. Coach Wetzel, E. Keriazes, E. Harlacher. B. Wallace. O. Lydon. 28 GOLF HANOVER OPPONENTS 2xh Central 17 lh 13 Dover 7 Q'h South Western 11 'h 8 'h Northeastern im Vh Littlestown 10'h 11 South Western 9 5 'h Central 14 'h Vh West York 18 lh Vh Spring Grove 18 'h Vh Northeastern 18 'h 5 Littlestown 15 3 West York 17 4 Spring Grove 16 8 Dover 17 Top Left: Eric, Kurt, and Jason check their scores. Top Right: George Keriazes follows through on his putt. Bottom Left: Shawn Zeigler drives down the fairway. 29 30 HOCKEY TEAM: Row 1: A. Marc. J. Hockensmith. M. Beabout; J. Fissel; Row 2: D. D'Amico. A. Wentz. J. Menges, C. Amdt, K. Anderton; Row 3: R. Cole. J. Weaver, L. Campbell, Coach Johnson. S. Peretti, J. Riley, C. Keller, A. King. ? Hawkette Hockey Team Ends Season With A 8-6-1 Record Once again the hawkette Hockey Team, led by seniors Missy Beabout, Jody Hockensmith, and Steph Hadley, finished off their season with an impressive 8-6-1 record. Before each game the team would say, Together we can, together we will. This togetherness proved to be their best asset. As usual, the team was very small; but what they lacked in numbers, they made up with determination and aggressiveness. The Hawkettes defeat- ed York Christian School in District Playoffs. They advanced to Districts but ended up losing their last game to Garden Spot. The leading scorers were Jody Hockensmith (6 goals), Jenni Menges (6 goals), Carrie Amdt (6 goals), and April Wentz (2 goals). The goalie, Alec King, had a total of 137 saves for the year. Although the backfielders weren't mentioned in the newspaper for scoring goals, they must be recognized as an essential part of the team. Furthermore, the 1987 Hockey Team would like to wish Good Luck to the hockey team of 1988 and all the teams in the future. Top: Coach Johnson confers with a player. Bot- tom: Jody Hockensmith is ready to score. •i wr FIELD HOCKEY m Hanover v Opponent 2 West York 0 1 Spring Grove 2 3 WalkersiJIle 0 0 Susquehannock 3 0 South Western 2 2 Central 0 2 Eastern 1 0 Dover Pyv 2 1 Kennard Dale 1 3 Red Lion 1 2 York Suburban 1 2 northeastern 0 0 Dallastown 4 2 Christain School of York 1 0 Garden Spot 6 31 Top Left: The Freshman Cheerleaders perform during a break in basketball action. Top Right: Coach Palmer gives advice to future tennis players Becky Erhart and Julie Robey. Falcon Football: Row 1: S. Bolten, R. Gulden. T. Rorrer. J. Garrett, A. Harlacher; Row 2: M. Davies, S. Wilder, J. Janhonnen, R. Zinn, K. Dell, L. Laughman; Row 3: Coach Busbey, B. Krell. M. Dillon, M. Bowen, M. Shoemaker, Manager M. Watson, M. Altland, M. Mumma, C. Miller, K. Trish, Coach Rebert. Frosh Enthusiasm Adds To Every Phase Of H MS Athletics This year's Freshman class has put a lot of time and effort into athletics. The Falcon Football team, under the supervision of Coaches Rebert and Busbey, ended the season with a record of 1-6, with their sole win against West York. The Falcon Basketball team, under Coach Timcheck, had a spectacular season that finished with a record of 12- 3. Mo one will forget Todd Rorrer's outstanding three-point shot that tied the score against Suburban, putting the game into overtime. The season's highest scorers were Kevin Trish and Todd Rorrer. The Falcon Wrestling team was made up of mostly First- year wrestlers. Scott Weaver, wrestling at 120, Finished with a record of 10-4. In the 110 weight class, John Gar- rett's record was 7-5. The Lady Falcons, coached by Sue McCleaf, Finished the season with a record of 3-10. Michelle Foreman and Vicki Klinefelter were the highest scorers. Freshmen also participated on JV and Varsity teams in tennis, golf, baseball, hockey, and track. They have trained well to serve on all teams as upperclassmen. Robbie Corbin, wrestling at 98 on the Varsity level, was one of the many freshmen participating in the athletic program at MMS. FALCON WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: A. Harms, J. Groft, K. Ruhlman, J. Groft, C. Kauffman, J. Beckner, M. Gilpin, M. Gass, Row 2: T. Staub, S. Weaver. J. Rice, B. Wilder, J. Garrett, S. Bolton, S. Wilder; Row 3: R. Reaver. J. Janhonnen, B. Kress, C. J. Miller. M. Davies. M. Altland, C. Weaver; Row 4: Coach Kuhn. 33 Top: FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: A. Cashman, J. Vock- roth, C. Brashear. J. Bixler, R. Caler; Row 2: S. Spahr. M. Miller, M. Becker. Bottom Left: Kevin Hayward participated in Varsity Golf. As in the past, the Freshman Cheerleaders gave their support not only to the freshman teams, but also to the Varsity Girls Basket- ball team. 34 LADY FALCOM BASKETBALL: Row 1: K. Helwig. A. Hansford. P. Fox; Row 2: J. Robey, Coach McCleaf, J. Grove; Row 3: M.Sunday, R. Bankcrt, M. Foreman. Top: Amy Cashman clears the bar in a high jump attempt. Falcon Basketball: Row 1: R. Zinn, M. Shoemaker. K. Hayward. S. Timcheck (manager). J. Hockensmlth. K. Trish. K. Dell; Row 2: R. Gulden, T. Rorrer, A. Harlacher, Coach Timcheck, M. Bowen, J. Stair, L. Laughman. 35 Class Of 1991 Our year as freshmen was lined with confu- sion, excitement, and development. We start- ed the year stumbling through the many cor- ridors of the high School lost in a new world. Gradually as we participated in the numerous activities, new friends were made and more doors were opened. We demonstrated athlet- ic ability in football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, track, and wrestling; and we displayed our drama gifts in Egad the Woman in White and Drama Might. We exhibited our musical talents in the Hanover high School band and Grease. A multitude of fans cheered us on and watched in awe as we showed off all of our expertise. There was exhilaration in all of these events, and we are proud of all of its participants. We matured and grew, making this year's freshman class accepted into the High School I know that we ll continue the development and participation. We shall continue to grow and mature. We shall make our school proud to have us! Robert Corbin 36 Opposite Page: Top: Row 1: M. Shaffer, M. Smith, S. Spahr; Row 2: B. Smith, S. Smith, M. Shoemaker, h. Six, P. Shaffer. Bottom Left: Row 1: R. Williquette. J. Wit- ter, S. Weaver; Row 2: D. Wehrman, J. Vockroth, R. Zinn. Bottom Right: Class Officers and Advisors: Row 1: Julie Ro- bey, treasurer; Row 2: Gordon Laabs. vice president: Nikki Becker, secretary; Row 3: Robbie Corbin, president; Mrs. Tome. Mr. Sager, Mrs. Storm, class advisors. This Page: Top Left: Row 1: M. Stover, S. Stevens, T. Stambaugh, G. Laabs, Row 2: K. Trish, G. Topper, J. Stair. Top Right: Freshman show their spirit at the Pep Rally. Bottom: Row 1: A. Marlacher, R. haverstock; Row 2: K. Harvey, A. Hans- ford. R. Gulden, L. Hagerman; Row 3: J. Garrett. J. Grove. 37 Bottom: Row 1: K. May- ward. K. Melwig, M. Hughes; Row 2: J. Jan- honen, T. Hooper, J. hockensmith, K. Herring. 38 m ii Top Left: Row 1: T. Rorrer, J. Robey, D. Scott; Row 2: S. Sager, S. Ryon. Top Right: Steph Spahr prepares for her next class in the library. Bottom: Row 1: M. Mumma, M. Miller. S. Laughman. D. Lawrence; Row 2: B. Mummert. C. Miller; Row 3: L. Laughman. 39 Top: Row 1: H. Breighner, A. Brough; Row 2: R. Caler, J. Bixler, N. Becker, R. Bankert; Row 3: M. Altland, C. Bra- shear. M. Bowen, S. Bolin, A. Beaver. Bottom Left: Robbie Bankert checks her work before class. Bottom Right: Row 1: D. Clark, B. Ehrhart. M. Davies; Row 2: M. Dillon, W. Cromer. A. Cash- man, C. Elder, K. Dell; Row 3: R. Cor- bin, A. Dewees. Top Left: Row 1: B. Eisner, M. Foreman; Row 2: Q. Flick inger, J. Fissel. P. Fox. Top Right: Gordon Laabs displays a freshman's unique style. Bottom: Row 1: B. Kress, V. Klinefel- ter; Row 2: D. Johnson. T. Kress, J. Kauffman. Administration And Staff School Board: Row 1: Richard Robey, Nicholas T. Mavos (President), Larry Blocher (Treasurer). Phyllis B. Bush ( Vice-President), Row 2: Ellena Keriazes (Student Member). Douglas Becker, Brenda Leese. Philip Davis. Linda Q. Cole. Ronald Lawrence. John Stover (Student member). Left: Dr. Donald D'Amico. Superin- tendent of Schools. Right: Lynette Shaffer. Coordinator of Pu- pil Services and Special Programs, and Monte Mellott, Assistant to the Superintendent. 42 Brossman Takes Over Mr. Thomas L. Newcome, Principal As each school year draws to its conclusion, the yearbook staff pre- pares the nomir for publication. The book before you now is not only a record of school personalities and of events which occurred during the 1987-88 school year, but also a printed memory of a formative stage of your life. While all subscribers possess a copy of the 1988 Homir, each of you will have your personal, intimate memories which will again come alive for you whenever you take this treasured keepsake from your bookshelf. There are many past volumes of the rtornir in the school library; there will be many more in the future. Those who came before you had the same feeling when they first opened their yearbook as you have now; those who come after you will share that sensation with their predeces- sors. As one surveys the collection of Homirs, one senses the history and the traditions of Hanover High School. Upon opening these publications, one notes how the faces and the fashions have changed, how the facilities and the educational offerings have become updated, and how you—the students—have remained the focus of the school's existence. Hanover High School has been committed since its inception to provid- ing a quality education for each individual who matriculates through our classrooms. It has provided for the whole ' learning experience: aca- demics, activities, athletics. And it has emphasized the learning process as well as the attainment of knowledge and skills. However, while the school has provided you with the guidance, the resources, and the cli- mate to assume your position in our society, it has also charged you with the responsibility of achieving to the best of your abilities. As we regret to see the members of the Class of 1988 leave our school to enter the job market, to serve in the Armed Forces, or to further their formal education, we take pride in their accomplishments and wish them continued success in their endeavors. They have earned the right to become part of Hanover High School's rich history. E. Frederick Brossman, Acting Principal Mr. E. Frederick Brossman, Assistant 43 Principal Mr. Gregg Boehne, Gifted Mr. Lawrence Bowe, Social Studies Mrs. Pauline Brown, home Economics Mr. John Connor, Psychology, Athletic Director Mrs. Emily Emig, LD Room Mrs. Paula Frank, French 44 Mrs. Jane Brown, Librarian Mr. Terry Conover, Physical Education Mrs. Margretta Frey, home Economics Mr. Dale Gimm, Business, Bookkeeping Mrs. Landra Grimm, American Cultures Mr. Richard Harvey, Industrial Arts Mr. Budd Heim, Special Education Mrs. Constance Hoke, Physical Education Miss Jo Ann Johnson, Mathematics Mr. Steven Little, Social Studies Mrs. Jane Lyter, English, Social Studies Mr. Galen Leitzel, Music Mrs. Kathleen McCandless, Music Mr. Robert Overly, Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Miller, Art Mr. Larry McDonald, Industrial arts Mr. Dale Musser, Physics Miss Debra Orendorff, Business Mrs. Stephanie Reck, English Mr. Calvin Roland, Guidance 46 Mr. William Rothrock, Mathematics Mr. Ronald Schloyer, Music Miss Mary Rzeplinski, Mathematics Mr. Thomas Sager, English Mr. Clyde Spangler, Computer Science Mrs. Ruth Sterner, Business Mr. Richard Shelleman, Biology Mr. Edmund Slezosky, Biology Mrs. Mary Smeltzer, School nurse «7 t- Mr. John TimchecK, Earth and Space Science Mr. Donald Strine, health. Driver's Ed. Mrs. Jennie Tome, English, Speech Mrs. Donna Yake, Chemistry, Mathematics Miss Mary Frances Stringer, Spanish Mrs. Phoebe Wetzel, Guidance Mrs. Stephanie Zatkos, Reading, English Mrs. Melissa Storm, Business, CDO Cafeteria Staff: Row 1: P. Moul, J. Redding, Q. Schildt, C. Rohrbaugh, J. Clin- gan, S. Wallace; Row 2: E. Schrum, M. Cunningham, R. Saur, M. Whisler, B. Sanders, R. Ruppert. Grease Packs House On March 18 and 19, the Hanover High School stage rocked to the sound of the 50 s. The musical Grease was a big success, once again directed by Ron and Roxonne Schloyer. The musical featured the life of a group of teen- agers at Rydell High in the late 1950's, their heartthrobs and heartbreaks. When a not-so-great reunion of Sandy Dum- browski (Sally Small) and Danny Zuko (Dennis Plitt) takes place, the stage is set for the rest of the show. As the conflict between the two gangs—the Pink Ladies and the Burger Palace Boys— grows, more couples split and are rejoined. Both nights' performances filled the auditorium. Grease pro- vided a delightful evening of laughter and good music. Miss Lynch Patty Simcox Eugene PLorczyk Jan Marty Betty Rizzo Doody Roger Kenickie Sonny LaTierri Frenchy Sandy Dumbrowski Danny Zuko Vince Fontaine Johnny Casino Cha-Cha DiGregorio CAST Tanya Baker Michelle Baum Bert Eisner Angela Yandrasitz Sarah Bouchard Denise Foreman Tom Moncrief Andy Cookson Bob Rice Brian Schwarz Tonya Heltzel Sally Small Dennis Plitt Dave Luckenbaugh Andy Birgensmith Angie Rohrbaugh Top: Kenickie (Bob Rice) envisions his new car, “Greased Lightnin. Bottom Left: Marty (Sarah Bouchard) sings of her soldier boyfriend, Freddie, who is sta- tioned overseas. Bot- tom Right: Rizzo (Den- ise Foreman) uses Danny (Dennis Plitt) to make Kenickie jealous. 52 CAST OF GREASE: Row 1: S. Small, B. Harms, K. Birgensmith, M. Mcrall, A. Rohrbaugh, J. Robey; Row 2: B. Rice, A. Cookson, T. Moncrief, B. Schwarz, D. Plitt, A. Birgensmith, J. Kessel. D. Luckenbaugh, B. Eisner, T. Baker, K. Heidcrer; Row3: S. Homer, J. Clapsaddle, M. Baum, D. Fore- man. T. Heltzel, S. Bouchard, A. Yandrasitz. Bottom Left: Dan- ny (Dennis Plitt) acts ’ cool ' in front of his friends when he meets Sandy (Sally Small), his sum- mer love. Bottom Right: Doody (Tom Moncrief). one of the Burger Palace Boys, shakes at the High School Hop.'' 53 Chorus-Orchestra Concerts Enjoyed The orchestra performed their first con- cert at Christmas. They brought the Christ- mas spirit into everyone's hearts. The or- chestra performed music, such as ’The Sleigh Ride composed by Mozart, Con- certo Qrosoo in D Minor by Vivaldi, White Christmas by Berlin, and the nut- cracker Ballet by the famous Tschai- kovsky. After the Christmas concert the or- chestra concentrated on making their Spring Concert a big success. In fact, their hard work paid off. They played Berceuse and Finale by Stravinsky, The Typewrit- er by Anderson, A Chorus Line by liam- lisch, March to the Sealand by Berlion, and Suite no. I from The Water Music by Q. F. Handel. Baccalaureate was their last performance of the year. The orchestra consisted of 30 members and was under the direction of Mrs. McCandless. Top: Winds And Percussion: Row 1: B. Bixler. C. Davis. M. Baum. M. Bouchard. W. Moffhelns, J. Kingsborough; Row 2: T. Moncrief. S. Moke. J. Leese; Row 3: B. Spooner. P. Davis. A. Cookson, O. Smith. D. Plitt. Bottom Left: DISTRICT MUSIC PARTICIPANTS. Missy McFall, B. Spooner. A. Birgensmith. District Band. Missing from photo: T. Moncrief. District and Regional Chorus. Bottom Right: Strings: Row 1: M. Bortner. S. Small; Row 2: M. Mcfall, L. Landis. J. Biesecker. A. Baker. K. Melwig. K. Birgensmith; Row 3: J. Duck, J. Corbin, M. Roth, A. Birgensmith, T. Baker. By All The chorus consisted of 82 members and was under the direction of Mr. Schloyer. They made their first appear- ence in September at the Constitution Assembly. After the assembly, the chorus started working on their Christ- mas music for their concert in Decem- ber. They sang 'Down Home Deck the Halls, King of Kings ' Wesford Carol, Patapan, and Child of night. They ended the evening by singing the Halle- lujah Chorus by Q. P. Handel. At their next appearance in the spring, the chorus sang songs from musicals. Se- lections included I Dreamed a Dream from Les Aliserabies, songs from Little Shop of horrors, Parmer Jan from Hump Boys and Dinettes, and songs from Three-Henny Opera. They also sang Send in the Clowns. The chorus ended the year by singing at both Bacca- laureate and Campus Might. Top: TENORS AND BASSES: Row 1: B. Mummert. A. Birgensmith. T. Moncrief. M. Forbes; Row 2: T. My- ers. B. Eisner, A. CooKson. J. Mock- ensmith, S. homer; Row 3: B. Schwarz, D. Plitt, N. Bowen, R. Rice. Bottom: ALTO: Row 1: M. McFall. T. Bixler, J. Bankert. W. Moflfheins. J. Kessel; Row 2: K. Weikert. C. Keffer. J. Robey, D. Foreman. L. Nagerman. K. Birgensmith. K. Mel- wig; Row 3: W. Nickey. S. Black. L. Ziegler, T. Miller. J. Grove. K. Har- vey. J. Bixler, B. McCauley; Row 4: B. Leister, T. Schildt, R. Storm, T. Baker. M. Moffheins, L. Patterson. J. Fisse I. 55 SOPRANOS: Row 1: M. Miller. N. Becker, P. Thomas. M. Baum. A. Yandrasitz. T. heltzel. C. Bra- shear, M. Shaffer. A. Mine; Row 2: J. Clapsaddle, A. Hansford. M. foreman, R. Williquette. A. Cashman. B. Wagaman, K. Qouker, M. fisher. J. Gass. C. Davis; Row 3: A. Baker. S. Shoe- maker. K. Null, S. Bouchard. J. Mngsborough, J. Peters. M. Da- vies. L. Menges. A. Cline; Row 4: K. Griest. L. Landis. K. Landis. K. Phillips. E. Keriazes. S. Small, J. Davis. R. Tharp, L. Orendorff. K. Zamudio. Bottom Left: Part of the Swing Choir performs its annual Christmas medley. Bottom Right: Karen Melwig plays the cello as the orchestra shares Christmas music with the audience. 56 Club Program Adds Variety To School Life Top: COMPUTER CLUB: Mr. Spangler (adviser): Row 1: Q. Flick- inger; Row 2: D. Reed. R. Wise, S. Santiago, A. Yandrasitz. A. Koch. J. Sullivan, C. Redding; Row 3: N. Bowen. T. Bolin, M. Wagner, J. Staub, M. Reed. Bottom Left: Jody Hockensmith and Angie Cromer help the Student Council sell roses for Valentine s Day. Valentines could have been personally deliv- ered by Cupid (Robbie Corbin). Bottom Right: Student Council also runs the school store which offers candy, ice cream, gym suits, and school supplies. The store is managed this year by John Stover (far left). Top: JAZZ BAND: Mr. Leitzel (adviser): Row 1: M. McFall. K. Birgens- mith. B. Bixler. D. Lieb, B. Spooner. M. Bou- chard. T. Baker; Row 2: A. Stcich, A. Pinda, A. Bir- gensmith, S. Ryon. M. Baum. D. Hart. C. Palm- er; Row 3: E. Hormel. J. Snyder. S. Moke, Q. Smith. D. Luckenbaugh. A. Cookson. S8 Bottom: OKAHOE AhD BLACK: Miss Rzeplinski (adviser): Row 1: T. Bixler. S. Larsen, A. Steich. A. Pinda; Row 2: L. Orendorff, L. Myers. Bottom: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Mrs. Brown and Mr. Musser (advisers): Row 1: C. Sealing, M. Bittinger, E. Baker, D. Smith. M. Hoffman, M. Aumen, B. Leister; Row 2: D. Prey, E. Starcher, B. Shank, A. Birgensmith, S. Homer. T. Adams; Row 3: D. Hetrick. E. Isaacs, K. Griest, K. Phillips, B. Wallace, n. Vlachos. S. Myers; Row 4: N. Hoffman, A. Behney, J. Menges. 59 STUDENT COUNCIL: Mr. helm (adviser): Row 1: J. Menges, J. Biesecker, J. Kessel. A. huntzinger, K. Rebert, M. Bortner (treasurer), E. Ker- lazes. C. Davis (secretary); Row 2: M. Bouchard, S. Small, A. Shriner, B. Kuhn, J. Leese, J. Stover, Q. Laabs, Row 3: S. Latta, J. Clapsaddle. A. Rohrbaugh, M. Davies, JB. Chronister; Row 4: N. Becker, J. Bixler, S. Bouchard (president), T. Moncrlef, J. Corbin (vice-president), R. Corbin. Top: PEP CLUB: Mrs. Zatkos (adviser): Row 1: R. Dubbs, S. Brillhart; Row 2: R. Storm. T. Brown, S. Shoemaker. M. Mix, S. Livesay, M. hull, C. Everhart; Row 3: J. Craley, T. Snyder, J. Meckley, L. Sellman, A. Rorrer, D. Maverstock. S. Wagaman, J. Slagle. J. Weaver, D. Conrad, M. Arndt; Row 4: M. foreman, R. Caler, J. Fissel, W. Hoffheins, J. Kingsborough, T. Schildt, K. Weikert, K. Anderton; Row 5: P. Fox. A. Cashman, S. Spahr, K. Mull, R. Bankert, Mrs. Zatkos, T. Houck, A. Dubs. Bottom: HAWKETTE VARSITY CLUB: Mr. Strine (adviser): Row 1: J. Hockensmith; Row 2: M. Beabout, M. Rebert, J. Martlaub, K. Baumgardner. L. Patterson. M. LeDane, P. Kuhn; Row 3: A. Eltz. T. Baker, J. Staub, A. Troyer, C. Keffer, K. Shaffer, A. Mare, K. Wisensale; Row4: J. Menges, C. Keller, A. Kline, A. Wentz, M. Musselman, A. Rohrbaugh. C. Davis, S. Bowersox, J. Wolfe, R. Hamilton, B. Bixler; Row 5: S. Peretti, L. Menges, M. Kessel, K. Chronister, C. Arndt, S. Small, M. Wright, K. Combower, K. Rebert, A. Shriner; Row 6: D. D'Amico, A. King, B. Kuhn, M. Bortner, M. Caler, A. Huntzinger, S. Cape. 61 SWING CHOIR: Mr. Schloyer (adviser): Row 1: M. McFalls, K. Combower. T. Heltzel; Row 2: A. Birgensmith, K. Landis, B. Leister, S. Black, K. Birgens- mith; Row 3: M. Forbes, J. Da- vis. B. Schwarz, B. Rice, A. Cookson, K. Griest. T. Baker; Row 4: S. Small. D. Plitt, B. Eisner, J. Mockensmith, C. Keffer. T. Moncrief. B. Harms. BOY'S VARSITY CLUB: Mr. Connor (adviser): Row 1: T. Miller. T. Kline- dinst. M. Lehigh, M. Troyer, S. Wisner, M. Wheeler. N. Johnson. A. Kemp. J. Snyder; Row 2: S. Hollinger, J. Brown, S. Marchio. T. Cerifko, S. Zeigler. B. Marchio, E. Kinneman. M. Wallen. Row 3: G. Keriazes. J. Pratt. T. Miller. C. Rob- erts, O. Laughman, A. Gilpen. T. Rohrbaugh. J. Sterner; Row 4: M. Lydon, V. Tivakaran, S. Miller. S. Staub. L. Rebert. E. Hor- mel. E. Bressani, W. Spory. nORHIRCLUB: Mrs. Reck 8r Mrs. Miller (advisers): Row 1: K. Zamudio. J. Peters, J. Grove, K. Harvey. K. Gouker. N. Wright, T. Fulton, C. Boun, J. Strock. J. Lccsc. R. Cartwright; Row 2: T. Baker. B. Leister, S. Clapsaddle. T. Adams, M. Bortner, K. Rebert, A Huntzinger. N. LeDane. D. Hicks, J. 6’ Dcwccs, K. Shoemaker. S. Willhcim. T. Reed. A. Burchett. Top: TENNIS: Mrs. Storm (adviser): Row 1: K. Albin. C. Bra- shear. B. Ehrhart. L. Magerman; Row 2: J. Bowman. T. Wisotz- Key. L. Ziegler, A. Kur- owski. P. Davis. Row 3: C. Forbes. J. Bahl. J. Walters. O. Lydon. K. Dell. Middle: WORD GAMES: Miss Johnson (adviser) Row 1: B. Kress. A. Marlacher; Row 2: D. Clark. M. Altland. M. Davies. Bottom: NUTRI-SNACK: Mrs. Prey (adviser): Row 1: T. Kimmey. T. Houser, N. Smith. S. Wantz, J. Peazzoni; Row 2: R. Cole, S. Smith, B. Nicks. hi Top: AUDIO VISUAL: Mr. Boehne (adviser): Row 1 T. Schuman, D. Saia, M Phee. S. Gyenes; Row 2 J. Kimmey. J. Blouse, J Eisenhart; Row 3: P Sanders; Row 4: T. Stam baugh. P. Lippy, J. Rat zel. S. Dubs. Mr. Boehne BOTTOM: WOODWORK IMG: Mr. Harvey (advis er): Row 1: D. Lauger man, J. Garrett, B. Ar thur; Row 2: T. henry E. Hansford, K. Mum mert, C. Clabaugh, E Sloan; Row 3: S. Weaver M. Wentz. G. Zepp. E. Pa ley, T. Hull. ■ Top: RAINY DAY CLUB: Miss Stringer (adviser): Row 1: R. Gulden, A. Pit tinger, D. Beckner, J. Garrett; Row 2: L. Davis, T. Myers, J. Garrett; Row 3: M. Roth, J. Duck. Bottom: ARTS CRAFTS: Mr. Miller (adviser): Row 1: B. Wagaman, W. Beckner, N. Prince, B. Riley, L. Mar chio, J. Riley, J. Bankert; Row 2: S. Snyder, J. Gass, S. Rohrbaugh. A. Cline, L. Landis, K. Stremmel. Hanover Cheerleaders Promote Spirit Throughout The Year! Top: VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: A. Kline, M. Musselman, A. Rohrbaugh; Row 2: S. Small, A. Huntzinger. K. Rebert. B. Lawyer, M. Caler, M. Le- Dane, S. Bowersox. Bottom Left: JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: H. Fisher; Row 2: J. Bixler. J. Slagle, R. Bankert. M. Foreman. J. Davis; Row 3: PI. Becker. Row 4: S. Spahr. Missing from picture: J. Gass. Bottom Right: WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: K. Rebert, A. Huntzinger, S. Cape, K. Combower; Row 2: B. Kuhn, N. Wright, S. Bowersox; Row 3: B. Lawyer, M. Caler, M. Bortner. 66 Cheerleading is a rewarding sport because the cheerleaders enjoy motivating the fans into an enthusiastic audience. This sport requires hours of practice, the patience of working together, and lots of spirit. The cheerleaders started the year by sending a number of girls to Millersville for four days of cheerleading camp. The camp proved to be a worthwhile experience for all who participated. It helped to plan for the upcoming pep rallys, dances, and cheers. The bonfire proved to be the biggest challenge. After wood was rained on, stolen, and terrorized by our crosstown rival, Amy Hunt- zinger, captain of the Football Cheerleading Squad, led the HHS stu- dent body in working together to build a new bonfire. It was the first year that students had actively helped the cheerleaders prepare for that event. Captains Melinda Bortner and Sally Small started the wrestling and basketball seasons with a short pep rally to mark the beginning of the winter sport season. They developed new and creative cheers and dances: Tricky, T am being Haunted, and Run Away are examples. The 1987-1988 cheerleading season was a memorable one. Good luck next year and keep those fans screaming! Middle: BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS: Row 1: K. Nieves. A. Shriller. S. Small, M. Musselman. Row 2: A. Rohrbaugh. J. Staub; Row 3: P. Kuhn. C. Davis. Bottom Left: The Wrestling Cheerleaders push the crowd to cheer for the team. Bottom Right: Basketball Cheerleaders celebrate a basket made by the Hawks. Top Right: GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: A. Baker. L. Orendorff. R. Tharp. C. Keller, M. Kessel; Row 2: Coach Zellers. D. Conrad. J. Duck. A. Kline, L. Menges. J. Menges. Bottom Left: Colleen Bahl guards her man. Bottom Right: Jody Mockensmith makes the rebound. 68 Team Spirit Leads Hawkettes To A 15-9 Season The 1987 1988 Mawlette Basketball Team showed spirit and enthusiasm from the first day of practice until the last game of the sea- son. The 15-9 Hawkettes had a lot of experi- ence with five seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore, playing with only the team-con- cept in mind. The team effort was apparent as the Haw- kettes remained tied for first place through- out the first half of the season. In District Playoffs, the Hawkettes won their first round game before bowing out in the second round. Other highlights included Jody Hockens- mith's and Colleen Bahl's being named to play in the York County All-Star Game. Jody Hockensmith also broke a school record for most steals in a season and tied the record for the best goal percentage in a single game. Overall, the girls showed individual success as well as team glory. Left: Jill Martlaub tries to pass her opponent. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: K. Wisensale; Row 2: K. Chronistcr. J. Leese. C. Keffer. Coach Strine. A. King. K. Shaffer, Row 3: M. Beabout, C. Bahl, J. Martlaub. R. Leppo, J. hockensmith. Manover NAWKETTE BASKETBALL Opponent 53 hew Oxford 56 69 South Western 43 73 Dallastown 57 74 Eastern 37 54 Shippensburg 55 49 Smithsburg 37 55 Susquehannock 44 61 Central 36 49 Spring Grove 47 53 67 Dover 44 York 46 55 northeastern 45 55 South Western 43 51 West York 44 49 Central 40 41 Spring Grove 54 49 York Catholic 56 39 Dover 44 59 York 69 56 northeastern 50 43 South Western 50 86 West York 47 64 P.l.A.A District III Play-offs Lpper Dauphin 32 42 Reading Central Catholic 48 Wisner Finishes High School Career With 1,021 Points Under the leadership of head Coach Dave Reese, the hawk Basketball Team suffered another tough season, going 6-17; although several games were lost by ten points or less. The hawks placed second in the Christmas Tournament at New Oxford. A bright spot for the hawks was beating the second place Dover Eagles in double over- time, 68-64. During the season Steve Wisner reached the 1,000 point plateau, finishing his high school career with 1,021 points. The hawks also had fine individual performances throughout the season from Marty Wheeler, Matt Wallen, Neil Johnson, Mitch Lehigh, and Vijai Tivakaran. The Hawks are looking forward to next season. Top Right: Vijai Tivakaran looks for an opening. HAWK BASKETBALL hanover Opponent 43 Delone 63 48 Vo-Tech 54 73 Dallastown 93 62 Shippensburg 66 78 Eastern 84 72 Susquehdn- nock 48 61 Central 62 (OT) 47 Spring Grove 64 64 Dover 79 49 York 83 66 northeastern 61 65 South Western 71 56 West York 46 61 Boiling Springs 59 56 Central 64 68 Dover 64 (double OT) 66 York 83 42 northeastern 69 54 South Western 70 52 West York 60 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: T. Shue (manager), M. Lehigh, V. Tirakaran, M. Wallen, N. Johnson, S. Wisner. S. homer (manager); Row 2. A. Gilpin, M. Troyer, T. Rohrbaugh. Coach P. Kuhn. Coach Reese. M. Menriksson (manager). M. Wheeler. T. Miller. D. hart. 70 Top Left: J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: A. Gilpin. J. Bowman. J. Chronister. S. Latta, D. Mart; Row 2: B. Shank, T. Wisotzkey. Coach P. Kuhn, S. Horner (manag- er). M. Phcc. J. Sterner. Top Right: Mitch Lehigh attempts to get around his opponent. Bottom Left: Steve Wisner follows through on his shot. Bottom Right: Neil Johnson guards his man. 71 HAWK WRESTLING Hanover Opponent 31 Delone 22 52 Eastern 10 45 York 6 17 Biglerville 38 27 Susquehannock 23 9 Red Lion 38 57 Vo-Tech 8 7 Dallastown 47 60 York Suburban 4 21 South Western 33 17 Spring Grove 38 48 Carlisle 18 44 Mechanicsburg 16 32 Central 24 69 Northeastern 0 15 West York 27 12 Dover 33 72 Wrestlers Post A Winning Season With Klinedinst Finishing 24-5-2 And Corbin Qualifying For States The Nighthawk Wrestlers completed another winning season in 1987-88 by posting a 10-7 varsity record un- der head Coach Terry Conover and Assistant Coach Scott Carr. Some highlights of the season included a third place finish at the Delone Christmas Tournament and a respectable second place finish at Sectionals. Seven Wrestlers—Dan Pratt (98), James Corbin (105), Oscar Laughman (119) Doug Beckner (126), Shawn Zeigler (132), Todd Klinedinst (138), and Scott Staub (HWT)—advanced to the District III Wrestling Tournament. Todd Klinedinst posted the best record on the team with a 24-5-2 record. James Corbin also had a very good year by winning Sectionals, placing second at Districts, and qualiflng for States. The nighthawks should be a strong contender next year with five returning lettermen and a J.V. team com- ing up that went 10-6 this year. Left: James Corbin shows off his awards. WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: R. Corbin. D. Pratt, O. Laughman. D. Beckner. B. Marchio. J. Corbin Row 2: S. Zeigler, L. Rebert, T. Miller. S. Staub. C. Mahn. T. Klinedinst; Row3: (Manager) L. Jones. N. Hoffman. S. Marchio, J. Snyder. W. Spory. J. Menges, S. Hollinger, (Manager) E. Baker, Row 4: T. Moncrief, S. Weaver, S. Jones, J. Rhodes. C. Clabaugh, D. Laugherman. E. Hansford, E. Kinneman, S. Buffington; Row 5: Coach S. Carr, S. Dubs, C. Clatfelter, S. Miller. J. Garrett, S. Garland, S. Gyenes, Coach T. Conover. 73 Class Of 1990 The class of 1990 took another step to- wards senior privileges and graduation. Angie Rohrbaugh reigned as Sophomore homecoming Princess, while Jon Sterner was named the Sadie Hawkins Prince. As we con- tinue to strive for extracurricular excellence, we remember that academics come first. As we begin to realize our dreams of our futures, we learn the difficulties of reaching those dreams. Hoping the last two years at HHS are as good as the first two years have been, we continue to strive for perfection in every aspect of life. J.B. Chronister Opposite Page: Top: Row 1: A. Baker, J. Bahl, C. Arndt, J. Bowman: Row 2: K. Birgensmith, K. Albin, A. Birgensmith, K. Anderton. Bottom Left: Sophomores know how to have fun, even in the snow. Bottom Right: Class Officers and Advisors: Row 1: Angie Rohrbaugh, vice-presi- dent; George Keriazes, treasurer: Row 2: J.B. Chronister, president; Mr. Miller, class advisor; Jennie Clapsaddle, secretary. This page: Top: Row 1: M. Wentz; Row 2: A. Yandrasitz, C. Zum- brum, K. Weikert; Row 3: A. Wentz; Row 4: G. Zepp, T. Wisotzkey, K. Zamudio. Bottom Left: M. Davies. J. Duck. S. Dubs, T. Ensor, A. Dubs. Bottom Right: h. Pisher, M. Fulton, T. Fulton, C. Forbes, R. Flickinger. Top: Row 1: T. Bixler, R. Cartwright; Row 2: C. Bown, S. Combower, J. Chronister; Row 3: K. Chronister. A. Cline. Bottom Left: Row 1: D. Plitt. M. Phee, Row 2: N. Prince. A. Rohrbaugh, J. Peters; Row 3: C. Redding. D. Reed. Bottom Right: Row 1: B. Keith. S. homer. T. hull; Row 2: W. hoffheins, Q. Keriazes. IT Hoffman. Top Left: Row 1: R. Tharp. B. Wallace. B. Wa- gaman; Row 2: S. Weaver. A. Warehlme. S. Weaver. S. Walls. Top Right: Row 1: T. Henry, E. Farley; Row 2: E. Hans- ford, J. Qass E. Harms, K. Greenholt; Row 3: K. Gouker, J. Garrett, D. He- trick. Middle: Row 1: J. Sullivan. P. Swartz, B. Schwarz. T. Schildt; Row 2: A. Steich. J. Sterner, S. Snyder. Bottom Left: Anne and Lori check the tennis scores. Bottom Right: Brian, doing what Brian does best. 78 Row 1: S. Miller. S. Miller. Row 2: L. Menges, B. Mi- chaels. M. Musselman, T. Moncrief. J. Menges. G. Lydon. L. Myers. Row 1: A. Kress. M. Laughman, L. Landis. S. Latta; Row 2: C. Laugh- man. D. Laugerman. Row 1: C. Keller. R. Kiser; Row 2: K. Kreitz, Row 3: A. Kline. M. Kessel. J. Kingsborough. A. Koch. C. Kessler. Top: Row 1: R. McCauley, L. Oren- dorff. Row 2: W. Mickey, M. McPall; Row 3: S. O Donnell. Bottom Left: Kim Weikert. Rachel Tharp, and Jenny Kingsborough enjoy the football game. Bottom Right: Alan Steich starts out for lunch. SPRING Drama night Awards Banquet Sports Banquet Baseball Boys' Tennis Track Talent Show Juniors SPRING Junior Play Takes Honors At Drama The Junior Class at Hanover High School dominated the inter-class com- petition at Drama night held Friday, May 6, 1988, in the high school auditorium. The play. The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter, was a madcap melodrama with interruptions from the scrubwoman'' and from the audience-based Lady in Hat, the Man Behind Lady in Hat, and Usher. The three judges awarded it best play, best actress to Michelle Baum, runner-up actress to Christine Keffer, and runner-up actor to Andy Pinda. It was directed by Sally Small, as- sisted by Alec King. After the awards, one of the judges said the play was dif- ficult to do with the different bits going on in the audience, in front of the cur- tain, and on stage. It was handled very well; it was very complex. The freshmen class play. Baby, fea- tured Robbie Corbin in the title role, win- ning his best actor honors— undoubt- edly well deserved since he spent the evening running around in diapers with a red heart on the seat. The play was from Baby's perspective, from prenatal coaching to his first birthday. The senior class play. The Uninvited Ghost, brought Andrew Cookson best director honors and runner-up for best play. Cookson also filled in at the last minute for one of his leading actors, who had developed appendicitis. A Mad Breakfsat, the sophomore class play, brought runner-up director honors to Dennis Plitt. One of the judges re- marked later that the production had an absolutely terrific attention to detail and the actors moved from conversation to conversation very smoothly. Judges were Mari Garrett, Melinda Hig- gins, and Roberta Rooney. by Marguerite Plank 82 Top: JUMIOR CAST: Row 1: B. Bixler, N. Wright, A. King, S. Myers, M. Baum, S. Bowersox Row 2: J. Weaver, J. Slagle, C. Keffer, J. Leese, S. Small, J. Davis, S. Perettl, B. Kuhn, D D'Amico; Row 3: D. Pratt, A. Gilpin, B. Shank, M. Wallen, E. hormel, V. Tlvakaran, A. Pinda, J Corbin. Bottom: SENIOR CAST: Row 1: M. Bortner, J. Kessel, T. Baker, S. Bouchard, T Heltzel,; Row 2: K. Rebert, K. Phillips, E. Keriazes, J. Mockensmith, M. Beabout, S. Hadley, A Huntzinger, Row 3: A. Kemp. M. Hoffman, S. Marchio, M. Henriksson, A. Cookson, S. Hoi linger, C. Hahn, D. Luckenbaugh, D. Prey. Top: Jim Corbin applies his moustache before the perfor- mance of the Junior play. Bottom Left: Best Actress Mi- chelle Baum shows the ability that won her the award. Bottom Right: Sarah Bouchard and Julie Kessel try to celebrate a birthday during the Senior play. night Top Left: Best Actor Rob Corbin, as Baby, tries to educate his parents. Top Right: SOPHO- MORE CAST: Row 1: K. Birgensmith, J. Kings- borough; Row 2: M. McFall, A. Rohrbaugh. D. Plitt, W. hoffheins, A. Yandrasitz; Row 3: A. Steich, T. WizotsKey, B. Wallace, B. Schwarz. Bottom Left: Dan Pratt gives directions to the maid. Runner-up actress Christine Keffer. Bot- tom Right: The freshman prepare for their first Drama Might. 84 Top: FRESHMAN CAST: Row 1: S. Spahr, M. Shaffer; Row 2: R. Caler. K. Helwig, K. herring, J. Bixler, J. Robey; Row 3: R. Corbin. J. Fissel, B. Eisner, J. Mockensmith, A. Hansford, K. Nledererr. The Tenth Academic honors Awards Banquet was again a success that will be recorded in HHS history. An amazing seventy-four middle and high school students were honored, thirty-one of which proudly represented our high school. The guest speaker of the evening was Dr. Anthony Ceddia, President of Ship- pensburg University. He spoke on the importance of using one's best efforts to benefiting society instead of trying to find ways to benefit one's self. Following Dr. Ceddia's speech, Mr. C. Fred Shultz was recognized and thanked for his gra- cious donations which paid for the stu- dents' dinners. Mr. E. Frederick Brossman, Acting High School Principal, and Mr. John Connor, High School Administrative As- sistant, distributed the high school awards of a plaque and a jacket to each student. Mr. James O. Little, Middle School Principal, and Mr. Frank McFalls, Middle School Guidance Counselor, pre- sented the middle school awards. Senior Doug Lieb gave a thank you on behalf of all the students. Seventy-Four Students Honored At MIOH SCHOOL ACADEMIC HOMORS STUDENTS: Row 1: J. Biesecker. J. Strock. K. Herring. A. Baker. M. McFall. J. Orove. K. Helwig. Row 2: C. Keffer, L. Ziegler, J. Ringsborough, B. Kuhn. J. Leese, A. Mummert. K. Landis. J. Robey, L. Landis; Row 3: D. Pratt, T. Heltzel, L. Croft. J. Cor- bin, D. Scott, T. Wisotzkey, M. Bouchard. D. Lieb, M. Bittinger, J. Hockensmith, M. Lehigh, R. Gulden. W. Hoffheins, B. Erhart. R. Corbin. Opposite Page: Top: Dr. Anthony Ceddia, president of Ship- pensburg University. This Page: Top Left: Doug Lieb, on behalf of all the students, ex- presses his thanks. Top Right: Todd Wi- sotzkey receives his award from Mr. Con- nor. Bottom: Senior and junior honor stu- dents— Jessie Bie- secker, Tonya Heltzel, Mitch Lehigh, and Beth Kuhn— enjoy the evening given in their honor. Academic Awards Banquet The annual Sports Awards Banquet was held on Thursday, May 26, 1988, at the Parkville Fire Hall. Those athletes winning awards were as follows: Amy Huntzinger, spirit award; Missy Beabout, girls' hock- ey— defense; Wendy Beckner, pride award; Jody Hockensmith, Bob Forry Memorial Award, field hock- ey—offense, basketball; Lisa Ziegler, girls' track; Alec King, girls' track; Jenni Staub, volleyball; Jessi- ca Biesecker, tennis; Scott Staub, wrestling— most improved; Jon Brown, football— most improved; Tom Cerifko, baseball; Andy Kemp, track; Jill Hart- laub, volleyball; Greg Smith, golf; Dave Lucken- baugh, tennis; Todd Klinedinst, football— defense, wrestling—MVP; Steve Wisner, basketball; Mitch Le- high, baseball, football—MVP; James Corbin, wres- tling— MVP; Corey Hahn, football—offense. AWARD WINNERS: Row 1: A. huntzinger. M. Beabout. W. Beckner, J. hockensmith, L. Ziegler, A. King, J. Staub. Row 2: J Biesecker, S. Staub, J. Brown. T. Cerifko. A. Kemp, J. hartlaub, G. Smith, Row 3: D. Luckenbaugh. T. Klinedinst, S. Wisner, J. Markle, M. Lehigh, J. Corbin, C. Hahn. Top: Jessie Biesecker receives her tennis award from Mr. Palmer. Hawk Athletes Honored At Banquet Top Left: Jenni Staub and Jill Martlaub accept the volleyball awards. Top Right: Mr. Connor congratulates Mitch Lehigh for the MVP— football award. Bottom Left: Jody Hockens- mith expresses her appreciation for the Bob Forry Memorial Award. Bottom Right: Mrs. Zatkos presents Amy huntzinger with the spirit award. Small numbers Hurt Hawks The 1988 baseball team experienced a lot of hardships with having only ten players and at times the minimum of nine. The team headed by seniors Tom Cerifko and Mitch Lehigh was able to go 2-1 in non-league play, but things went downhill from there. The inexperience and shortage of players began to show when league play began. The team was able to play close games against Dover, York High, and the league champions. Spring Grove. The highlights of the season included Kevin Trish's two pitching victories against New Oxford and Bermudian Springs. Mitch Lehigh was able to rap out four hits against Bermudian Springs in route to batting .400 for the season. Top Left: Reuel Zlnn rounds the bases on a teammate's hit. Top Right: BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1: A. Pittinger. T. Cerifko, M. Lehigh: Row2: Coach Bowe. T. Rohrbaugh, S. Miller, K. Irish, J. Sterner, R. Zinn; Row 3: Coach Little, J. Garrett, T. Rorrer, T. Bolin, E. Kinneman, M. Bolin. R. Gulden. Bottom: The 1988 Hawk baseball team prepares mentally for a game. Baseball Hanover Opponent 5 Hew Oxford 4 0 0 eigne ll 12 Bermudian Springs 9 2 William Penn 5 0 South Western 13 4 Central 13 1 DgVer . 3 1 Spring Grove 13 2 West York 1 northeastern 8 William Penn 6 South Western 2 Central I l Jdver 5 Spring Grove 5 West Yor 2 Northeas ern f ii ii f6 11 11 10 13 19 Top Left: Troy Bolin fields a ground ball while Eric Kinne- man runs to cover the base. Top Right: Freshman Kevin Trish makes a hit. Bottom Left: Senior Tom Cerifko throws the ball in from third base. 91 Hawks Record Boys' Tennis Hanover Opponent 4 Biglerville 3 4 West York 2 6 northeastern 1 4 Littlestown 3 0 South Western 7 1 Red Lion 6 2 York Suburban 5 2 Central 5 0 Dallastown 7 4 Biglerville 3 5 Spring Grove 2 2 Dover 5 4 William Penn 3 Winning Season The main goal of the Hanover tennis team was to finish with a winning record. Although they won four and lost six games in the York County League, the team won three close matches against non-league teams to finish with an overall record of 7-6. In one of the non-league matches, Hanover beat Littlestown, the Blue Mountain League Champions, in a close 4-3 cliffhanger. At the beginning of the season, the team won its first four games but then fell into a five-game losing streak. At the end of the season, Hanover won three of its last four games. Hanover will return four of the starting five positions, losing only one senior on the team, Dave Luckenbaugh. Being more experienced, the team hopes to have a good season next year. Top: Third seed. Andy Qilpin. Bottom: Fourth Seed, Oreg Smith. Top: BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: Row 1: A. Baker (manag- er), J. Bowman, J. Chronister, A. Gilpin, G. Smith, D. Luckenbaugh. B. Cole (manager); Row 2: M. Forbes, K. Albin, G. Lydon, Coach Palmer, Coach Orendorff, K. Hayward, S. Latta, J. Bahl. A. Beaver. Bottom Left: First seed, senior Dave Luckenbaugh. Bottom Right: Fifth seed, Kurt Albin and freshman Alan Beaver wait their turn to play. 93 Track Teams Show Improvement The 1988 track and field season was great when com- pared with previous seasons. The girls' record was 2-4, but the Hawkettes were in each meet until the final events. School records were set by Jody hockensmith in the jave- lin, Alec King in the 400-meter run, and Amy Troyer in the 3200 run. The spring relay teams won two medals at both the Sonny Sheppherd and York Suburban relays, and the dis- tance relay teams each earned one medal at both relays. The triple-jump team of Lisa Ziegler and Christine Keffer also placed sixth at Suburban. At the County Championships, Alex King had the best performance, placing sixth in the 400, while at the District Championships, she placed seventh in the 400, and Lisa Ziegler placed ninth in triple jump. Other participants at Districts were Jenni Staub and Amy Troyer. The characteristic of this year's team was depth, and although the seniors will be missed, next year should be the best ever with the return of 14 juniors and many talent- ed underclassmen. This past season was one of improvement for the boys' track team as well. This year's record was raised to 3-4 with the help of dedicated athletes. This year's team sent eight members to the YCIAA meet at South Western. From there five members went on to the District III meet where Matt Wallen took a first place with a shot putt toss of over fifty feet. This accomplishment al- lowed Matt to advance to States, where he placed sixth. In two of the regular-season matches, the win came down to the last event, the 1600-meter relay. At Eastern, the relay team of Johnson, Wisner, Troyer, and T. Miller, won the race, and Hanover won the match. Later in the year at northeastern, the relay team of Johnson, Wisner, Wise, and T. Miller was edged out by less than a tenth of a second, thus losing the match. With a large number of returning underclassmen, next year's team should be better yet. 9 £ Girls' Track Hanover Opponent f 60 South Western 81 ( () York Catholic 81 31 1 Eastern 90 jl Kennard Dale 58 66 Susquehannock 75 84 northeastern 56 fcf . V Boys' Track Hanover Opponent 51 South Western 99 62 York Catholic 88 76 Eastern 74 99 Kennard Dale 51 27 Susquehannock 123 73 northeastern 77 92 Vo-Tech 58 BOYS TRACK TEAM: Row 1: C. Palmer, T. Miller, R. Wise, M. Johnson, M. Aumen, M. Troyer, S. Wisner, T. Miller, T. Klinedinst. Row 2: L. Rebert, M. Lydon. V. Tivakaran, A. Marlacher, S. Santiago. M. Bittinger, M. Bouchard, B. Mummert, P. Davis, A. Kemp; Row 3: M. Henriksson (manager), P. Isaacs, E. Hansford. D. Lleb, K. Youngbar, M. Wallen, Coach Troyer, Coach Musser. B. Wallace. E. Baker. E. Bressani, A. Kurowski, M. Wagner (manager). Top: Jcnni Staub shows her form as she clears the hurdles. Bottom Left: Andy harlacher concen- trates before his next at- tempt at the pole vault. Bottom Right: Matt Wal- len establishes his bal- ance before his next shot-putt throw. Top: Edgard Bressani clears the bar in the high Jump. Bottom Left: Angie Kline starts her lap after a clean hand- off from Jenny Weaver. Bottom Right: Chris Keffer stretches for those extra inches in the Long Jump. % GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Row 1: P. Thomas, A. Cashman, W. Beckner, J. Hockensmith. C. Bah I, S. Bouchard, T. Baker, M. Bortner, C. Keffer, B. Bixler; Row 2: R. Bankert, J. Robey, J. Menges. A. Cline, L. Menges, J. Clapsaddle, B. Harms, T. Rummel, M. Miller, S. Spahr, M. Becker, K. Hel wig; Row 3: K. Wisensale. L. Ziegler, B. Kuhn, J. Staub, A. King, A. Troyer, Coach McCleaf, Coach McCleaf, D. D'Amico, S. Peretti, J. Weaver, J. Davis, A. Shriner, C. Davis, S. Bowersox. This year's Talent Show, sponsored by the HHS Student Council, was a real success-packed show, full of good talent and fun entertainment. It was definitely an enjoyable show for both the participants and the audience. Shawn Marchio and John Snyder did an interesting job of hosting the event. Each act demonstrated some type of talent. The show of talent went as follows: Dance to Do You Love Me -Nikki Becker, Sami Spahr, Jeanne Bixler, and Amy Cashman; Duet singing Send in the Clowns - Tonya Heltzel, and Sarah Bouchard; Pro-Wrestling skit- Oscar Laughman and Doug Beckner; Trombone solo- Andy Birgensmith; Hanover Drum Line performing Children of Sanchez ; Fishing skit- Senior girls; Dance to Tricky -Mindy Bortner, Amy Huntzinger, Serena Cape, Brenda Law- yer, Melanie Caler, and Kim Rebert; Piano selection-Matthew Bouchard; Choral Group singing The Book of Love ; and Pillow People doing their version of the Hockey Pokey. The judges-Mr. Musser, Miss Rzeplinski, and Mr. Leitzel- had a tough decision, but winners were chosen. The winners were as follows: First place- Hanover Drum Line; Second place- Matthew Bouchard; and Third place- Tonya Heltzel and Sarah Bouchard. The entire Talent Show was definitely entertaining and fun for everyone. Bottom Left: The Senior girls perform a skit, mocking the Senior boys' fishing expeditions. Bottom Right: The Drum Line celebrates their victory. Hanover Drum Line Takes First In Talent Show Top Left: Oscar Laughman and Doug Beckner give their rendition of the wrestling skit from Saturday night Live. Top Right: The Drum Line performs their prize-winning routine. Bottom Left: Wendy Beckner and Denise Tore- man follow the Munchkins down the Yellow Brick Road. Bottom Right: Matt Bouchard plays a Debussy pi- ano selection. 99 Class Of 1989 We juniors, the class of 1989, have really come a long way! We started off as freshmen, not knowing what was going to become of us at HMS, and now we are almost through our high school years. It seems like only yester- day when we entered those big doors for the first time. We were all frightened and very shy. How, we are confident and determined to leave our mark on Hanover High School. We have participated actively in athletics, aca- demics, drama, music, and student govern- ment. These last three years have helped us find what we truly want for ourselves in the future and have helped us realize our poten- tials. We have had many exciting and memo- rable times as Nighthawks and we are defi- nitely sure there will be many more to follow in our last year at Hanover High. —Beth Kuhn Top: Row 1: J. CooKcrly. L. Croft. K. Com- bower, S. Coccia. R. Cole; Row 2: J. Cra- ley. D. Carr. J. Corbin. D. D’Amico, D. Conrad. Bottom Left: Jon Brown places his homeroom s flag In the stand during the Constitution Assembly. Bottom Right: Class Officers and Advisors: Row 1: Beth Kuhn, president; Allison Shriner, secretary; Row 2: Chris Keffer. treasurer; Mr. John Timcheck; Sally Small, vice- president; Mrs. Paula Prank. Top Left: Row 1: S. Wagaman, A. Troyer. W. Trump; ROW 2: A. Warehime. N. Via- chos, M. Wallen. Top Right: Row 1: M. Bit- tinger, E. Baker, Row 2: M. Baum. B. Bixler, h. Arndt; Row 3: J. Blouse. A. Bolin. K. Anderson. Bottom: Row 1: J. Staub. P. Thomas, J. Stover; Row 2: V. Tivakaran. J. Staub, J. Strock. J. Snyder. 101 Top: J. Davis, J. Eisenhart, S. Geiman, S. Garland, D. Foreman, N. Dunkinson, J. Garrett. Middle: Row 1: S. Buffington, S. Bowersox, J. Brown. D. Brown; Row 2: M. Bolin, T. Bolin, M. Bouchard, L. Campbell. Bottom Left: Shawn and Denise show their spirit. Bottom Right: Alec King, Jenny Weaver. Dorinda D'Amico-''We stick together.' Top Left: Row 1: M. Moffheins. A. Marc. D. Maverstock; Row 2: A. Gilpin. S. Gyenes. D. Hart. E. Harlacher; Row 3: C. Gladfelter. Top Right: Jenni and Mrs. Hoke brush up on their biology. Bottom Left: Row 1: J. Weaver, L. Ziegler. J. Wolfe, Row 2: P. Wehrman, M. Wright, K. Wisensale. Bottom Right: Lori takes a look at herself. Row 1: L. Louthian, L. Marchio, A. O'Donnell; Row 2: T. Miller, S. Myers. J. MecKley, J. Peaz- zonl, M. Lydon; Row 3: T. Miller, D. Masur. Row 1: M. Klinedinst, A. King, B. Kuhn, J. Leese; Row 2: S. Jones. T. HoucK, M. Johnson, C. Keffer, P. Isaacs; Row 3: R. Keller. E. Mormel. 104 Top: Row 1: J. Pres- sel, M. Rohrbaugh, D. Pratt, J. Riley; Row 2: C. Roberts, S. Peretti, A. Pinda, C. Rhodes; Row 3: T. Rohrbaugh, M. Reed. Bottom: Row 1: S. Santiago, J. Sei- bert. B. Shank; Row 2: L. Sellman, A. Rorrer, K. Shaffer, S. Small, A. Shriner, J. Slagle; Row 3: D. Saia, Q. Smith, D. Smith. 105 Honor Society Inducts Fifteen On Friday, April 15, 1988, the Eichelberger Chapter of the national Honor Society inducted Fifteen new members: one senior and fourteen ju- niors. Mr. Qalen Leitzel explained the selection process. Four of the current senior members ex- plained the four qualities needed for election to the Society. Ellena Keriazes spoke about leader- ship; Douglas Lieb spoke about scholarship; Tonya heltzel explained the word character; and Mitch Lehigh spoke on service. Mr. Brossman, act- ing principal, led all members in reciting the pledge of the Society and handed out certificates to the new members, hew members also received a yellow rose, symbol of the national Honor Soci- ety, and a membership card. Sarah Bouchard served as master of ceremonies. Faculty adviser for the Eichelberger Chapter is Mr. Stephen Little. Senior members elected during their junior year were Jessie Biesecker, Sarah Bouchard, Mindy Bortner, Tonya Heltzel, Ellena Keriazes, Douglas Lieb, and Mitchell Lehigh. Top: Mr. Brossman presents Nikki Wright with her certificate. Bottom: NMS MEM- BERS 1988: Row 1: M. Bortner. T. Baker. E. Keriazes. S. Bou- chard. J. Biesecker. T. heltzel; Row 2: D. Pratt. M. Bouchard, D. Lieb. M. Lehigh. M. Bittinger, J. Corbin; Row 3: L. Ziegler. C. Keffer, A. King. J. Staub, PI. Johnson. S. Peretti, B. Kuhn. J. Leese. A. Shriner, N. Wright. 108 Top Left: Ellena Keriazes speaks on the quality of leadership. Top Right: Tonya Meltzel talks about character. Bottom Left: Beth Kuhn receives her membership certificate and receives congratula- tions from Mr. Brossman. Bottom Right: Doug Lieb explains the national honor Society require- ment of scholarship. 109 Oratorical Contestants Probe Variety On the morning of February 26, 1988, the Senior speech students presented the Oratorical Contest. Judges for the contest this year were Miss Beatrice Myers, a former teacher at HhS; Attorney Carolyn Angelo; and Mr. Jeffrey Warner. There were only two male contestants: Wade Spory, speaking on the topic Racial Discrimination and Prejudice, and Andrew Cookson who spoke on the topic Aids: What do you know? Originally there were nine female contestants, so a run-off contest was held on February 23. From that run-off contest, five female speakers were chosen: Melinda Bortner, speaking on Freedom ; Sarah Bouchard on Ap- athy— A serious problem in our schools ; Karie Griest on Alcohol— A grave mistake ; Ellena Keriazes on The Disappearing Act (school drop- outs); and Lori Patterson on Airway Travel— Is it still safe today? A straw vote by the student body selected Mindy Bortner and Andy Cookson as the most convincing speakers. The judges' decision is announced on Campus night. The contest was co- ordinated by Mrs. Jennie Tome, HHS speech teacher. Top: Ellena Keriazes. Bottom Left: Sara Bouchard. Bottom Right: ORATORICAL CONTEST CONTESTANTS: Row 1: S. Bouchard, A. Cookson. M. Bortner. E. Keriazes, Row 2: K. Griest. L. Patterson, W. Spory. Top Left: Karie Griest. Top Right: Lori Patterson. Bottom Left: Andy Cook- son. Bottom Middle: Wade Spory. Bot- tom Right: Mindy Bortner. Robert and Rosalin Adams Dianne and Ed Bahl Ed and Connie Bankert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baublitz Mr. and Mrs. Quyon Baumgardner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckner Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berwager Charles and Ellen Biesecker Mr. and Mrs. W. Raymond Black III Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bortner Gloria Brown Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burchett Steve and Jane Cater Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cromer Phil and Kathy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everh Bev and Ray Hahn Don and Jean hicks Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hockensmith, r Michael Hoffman Peg and Bill Hoffman John and Ann Hollinger Martin and Ruth Hoke Delores and Joel Hostetter Mary A. Houser Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hull Tom and Bonnie Huntzinger Mr. and Mrs. Ered Jones Pete and Constance Keriazes Bob and Beulah Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Ployd S. Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lehigh Pearl and Oscar R. Leister, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Lieb Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Mummed Mary Ellen Noel Norman and Brenda Palmer Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson Larry and Bev Ratzel Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Rebed and Barbara Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shoemaker Charles and Catherine Spielman Joan and Paul Trover Stanley A. Wagner Prank and Christine Willheirm® Mr. and Mrs. Lee,Wise Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wisner Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baker TAMMY ANGELA JO ADAMS MARK EDWARD AUMEN JODY ANN BANKERT MELISSA KAY BEABOUT TANYA PAULETTE BAKER KERRY SUE BAUMGARDNER COLLEEN JANEL BAML TAMMY ANGELA JO ADAMS (Tam): I plan to go to a four-year college and then two years of culinary school. Marching Band 1, 2; DORniR 2. 3. 4; Miss NORNIR Pageant 3, 4. MARK EDWARD AUMEN: I plan to get rich. Tennis 1, 2; Track 3. 4; School Play 1. 2; Drama Night 1; PAML 1, 2. 3, 4. COLLEEN JANEL BANL (Beaner): I plan to go t a 4-year college in the South and have fun! Basketball 1. 2.3. 4, Tennis 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Marching Band 1; Rotary 4.; Bloodmobile Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Talent Show 3. 4. TANYA PAULETTE BAKER: I plan to attend a four-year college for Physical or Occupational Therapy. Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Swing Choir 2. 3, 4; Musical 2. 3, 4; School Play 4; Drama Night 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Studio Orchestra 2; nORHIR 4; Dimensions 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Rotary 4; PAML 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS 4. JODY ANN BANKERT (Jodes): I plan to work and get married and then maybe go to art school. Basketball 1. (Manager) 2; Marching Band 1, 2.3, 4; Chorus 1. 2.3, 4; PiORHIR 1. 2. 3. KERRY SUE BAUMGARDNER: I plan to attend a two-year college. Basketball 1, 2. 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 3, 4; Talent Show 3. MELISSA KAY BEABOUT (Bubba): I plan to attend Penn State in the medical field. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Field hockey 1, 2. 3. 4, Rotary 4; PAML 1, 2. 3, 4; Science Olympiad 3, 4. 113 CRYSTAL Ann BEALING CRYSTAL Ann BEALinG: I plan to attend the University of Sydney for a de- gree in experimental psychology. DOUGLAS WAYnE BECKNER (Ramon): I plan to enlist in the Army for 3 years and then attend college to study forestry. Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3; Drama night 3; Miss nORniR Pageant 4. WEnDY JO BECKnER (Chili): I plan to go to a trade school. Basketball 1; Wrestling (Manager) 2; Tennis 1; Track 2; Volley- ball 2, 3; Talent Show 4. AMGELA SUE BEHMEY (Mock Boehnie). JOMATMAM MARK BELL . (Jon): I plan to go to school and get a good job. JESSICA ELLEM BIESECKER (Jessie): I plan to attend a four-year college and pursue a science career. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 1,2; Studio Orchestra 2; Student Council 4; national honor Society 3, 4; Rotary 4; Special Olympic Committee 4; Bloodmobile Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; PAML 1. 2. 3. 4, Science Olympiad 1. 2, 3. 4. SUSAN JEANNETTE BLACK: I plan to go to school for Dental Asst, and move out of PA. Marching Band 1; Swing Choir 3, 4, Musical (Make-up) 4; School Play (Make-up) 1, (Make-up Costumes) 2; Chorus 1. 3. 4. DOUGLAS WAYNE BECKNER ANGELA SUE BEMNEY 114 WENDY JO BECKNER JONATHAN MARK BELL JESSICA ELLEN BIESECKER SUSAN JEANETTE BLACK MELINDA CAROL BORTNER TROY ALLEN BOSSOM SARAN ELIZABETH BOUCHARD EDGARD ALEXANDRE BRESSANI STEPHANIE ANN BRILLHART TAMMY CHRISTINE BROWN ANGELA MARIE BURCHETT MELINDA CAROL BORTNER (Min): Basketball Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 1, 4; Football Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsi- ty Club 2. 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2. 3; School Play 2. 3, 4; Drama Night 1, (Director) 2, 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Chorus 1; Studio Orchestra 2; nORWR 4. Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4, Student Council Officer (Treasurer) 4. Class President 2. 3. 4; Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3. 4; Home- coming 4; Rotary 4; Special Olympic Committee 3. 4, Bloodmobile Committee 3, 4; Talent Show 4, PAML 1. 2. 3, 4, 1987 PA Govemer s School for Business; Elks Student of the Month; Miss Hano- ver Area Pageant, 1st runner-up. TROY ALLEN BOSSOM: Wrestling 3; CDO 3, 4. SARAH ELIZABETH BOUCHARD (Sarah): Football Cheerleader 2; Concert Band 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Swing Choir 2. 3. 4, Musical 2, 3, 4; School Play 2. 3. 4; Drama Night 1, 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 3; Orange St Black 1; Stu- dent Council 2.3, 4; Student Council Officer (Presi- dent) 4; Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Special Olympic Committee 3, 4; Bloodmoblie Committee 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; PAML 1, 2. 3, 4, Elks' Student of the Month 4. EDGARD ALEXANDRE BRESSANI (Ed): I plan to finish law school and to become an ambassador. Volleyball (Manager) 4; Varsity Club 4; Rotary 4. STEPHANIE ANN BRILLHART (Steph): I plan to attend a secretarial school. Marching Band 1.2; nORniR 1. 2,3; Talent Show 2. TAMMY CHRISTINE BROWN (Brownie): I plan to make everyone laugh when they're down. Marching Band 1, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. ANGELA MARIE BURCHETT: I plan to be a manager of a hotel. Marching Band 2; nORn R 4. 115 MELANIE JANE CALER SERENA MARIE CAPE TERRI LYNN CERIFKO MELANIE JANE CALER (Mel): I plan to attend college to study Early Child- hood Development. Track 2, Basketball Cheer- leader 2. 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Football Cheerleader 1. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2; Swing Choir 2; School Play 2; Drama Night 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Homecoming 1. 2. 3. 4. SERENA MARIE CAPE (Ser): I plan to succeed in merchandising and fash- ion retailing after attending Philadelphia Institute of Art Fashion. Track 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 3. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Drama Night 3. 4; Orange Sr Black 1; Talent Show 4. TERRI LYNN CERIFKO: I plan to get married after graduation and continue in the sales career. THOMAS MICHAEL CERIFKO (Boz): I plan to go to a 4-year college to study business administration. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2. 3; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1.2.3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Talent Show 4. SHAY MICHELLE CLAPSADDLE (Shayddles): I plan to attend a four-year college and to tour Australia. Track 2; Basketball Cheer- leader 1. W'restling Cheerleader 1; Football Cheer- leader 1. 2; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Marching Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 1; Drama Night 1; YOR Y R4, Miss NORNIR Pageant 4. DOUGLAS STETSON CLARK: I plan to work on the railroad. ANDREW MICHAEL COOKSON (Cook): I plan to attend Central Penn and major in Motel Management. Concert Band 1. 2.3. 4; March- ing Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 4; Jazz Band 2, 4; Swing Choir 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; Drama Night 2. 3. 4 (Director); Orange Sr Black 2; Talent Show 4. THOMAS MICHAEL CERIFKO SHAY MICHELLE CLAPSADDLE DOUGLAS STETSON CLARK ANDREW MICHAEL COOKSON 116 LORI JILL DAVIS ANGELA DEE CROMER JENNIFER LEE DEWEES RONNA ELAINE DUBBS PETER JOSEPH DAVIS ANGELA DEE CROMER (Ang): I plan to get a degree in Business Adminis- tration Accounting. Tennis 1; nORIilR 1, 4; Tal- ent Show 3. 4. LORI JILL DAVIS: I plan to be able to help people. Basketball 1. 2,3. PETER JOSEPH DAVIS ( Peate): I plan to be a High School Social Studies Teacher. Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3; Concert Band 1,2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1.2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2; Orange St Black 1; Class Treasurer 1. JENNIFER LEE DEWEES: I plan to attend a four-year college. Concert Band 1. 2. 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Jazz Band 2; nOR- n R 4. RONNA ELAINE DUBBS: I plan never to marry nor have children. JOHNNY JAY ECKARD (J.J.): I plan to be a good mechanic and successful race car driver. Football 1. ANNELIESE ANGELA ELTZ (Annie): I plan to attend college for elementary education and have a great life! Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 4, nORMR 3; Talent Show 3. 11 7 JOHNNY JAY ECKARD ANNELIESE ANGELA ELTZ COMMIE LEE EVERHART COMMIE LEE EVERHART (Connie Ev): I plan to be a social worker with abused children. School Play (Props) 2. nORHIR3; Prom Committee (Costume Chairperson) 3. ROBERT JOHM FORRY: I plan to to go on to college and become a CPA. DAMIEL CHRISTOPHER FREY (Freyguy): I plan to attend the University of Wyo- ming and major in Geology. Football 1, 2. 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Varsity Club 3; Drama Might 1. 2. 3, 4; Bloodmobile Committee 4. MARCI BETH FULTOM (Marskavich): I plan to become deliriously happy and move to Baltimore. NORNIR2. 3. 4. Miss MOR- MIR Pageant 4. JOSEPH FRAMK QAMBAL (Joe): I plan to succeed in a good life. Track 3; Dimensions 4. KAREEMA SUSAMME GRIEST (Karie): I plan to go to college, get married, and have a long, healthy life. Swing Choir 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Dimensions 2. 3. 4. Talent Show 2. 3, 4. STEPHAMIE AMM HADLEY: I plan to become a fashion merchandiser. Field hockey 4. Varsity Club 4. nORIIIR 4. ROBERT JOHM FORRY II DAMIEL CHRISTOPHER FREY MARCI BETH FULTOM JOSEPH FRAMK GAMBAL STEPHAMIE AMM HADLEY KAREEMA SUSAMME GRIEST 118 RUTH CORDELIA HAMILTON JILL ELLEN HARTLAUB COREY ANDREW HAHN TONYA KAY HELTZEL DEBORAH ANNE HICKS MIKO PETRI HENRIKSSON JODY MARIE HOCKENSMITH COREY ANDREW HAHN (C): I plan to play football in college. Football 1. 2,3, 4, Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3; Drama Night 3. 4; Miss NORNIR Pageant 4; Special Olympic Committee 1, 2. RUTH CORDELIA HAMILTON (Rootin- Tootin): I plan to succeed in everything I set out to do. Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4. JILL ELLEN HARTLAUB (Biscuit): Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1; Homecoming 1. 2. 3, .4. TONYA KAY HELTZEL: I plan to attend the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown to study to become an electrical engi- neer. Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 2.3.4; Musical 2. 3, 4; School Play 4. Drama Night 1. 2. 3, 4, Director 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Orange Sr Black 1. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary 4; Talent Show 2. 3, 4. MIKO PETRI HENRIKSSON (Mikolob): I plan to further my schooling, invent something revolutionary, and do lots of partying! Track 3; Photography Club 4; Art Club 3; Track (Manager) 4. Football (Manager) 4. Basketball (Manager) 4. Talent Show 4. DEBORAH ANNE HICKS (Debbie): I plan to go on to college, either Central Penn or Messiah. Track 1. 2; Miss NORNIR Pageant 4, nOR- MR 4. JODY MARIE HOCKENSMITH (Jods): I plan to attend college. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming (Queen) 4; Talent Show 4. 119 MARKHAM DAVID HOFFMAN NEAL DOUGLAS HOFFMAN SALLY RUTH HOKE MARKHAM DAVID HOFFMAN (Hoffy): I plan to go to San Dieago State University and graduate. Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Tennis 2; Varsity Club 3; Drama Night 1. 2, 3. 4. Miss NORNIR Pag- eant 4; PAML 4. NEAL DOUGLAS HOFFMAN (Ollie): I plan to attend Virginia Tech and become an architect. Football 1; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. SALLY RUTH HOKE (Sal): I plan to visit as many beaches in the world that I am able to! Basketball 1; Hawk Olympic Committee 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Musical 3; School Play 2. 4; Drama Night (Assistant Director) 1. 2, 3, 4, Studio Orchestra 2; Orange St Black 1. STEVEN WESLEY HOLLINGER (Buff): I plan to become a Physical Education Teacher. Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Base- ball 2; Varsity Club 4;. TRUDY ALICE HOUSER (Trud): I plan to be involved in hotel management and to get married. School Play (Props) 2; NORNIR 3. DERYL LAMOND HUGHES (Hughesey): I plan to go on to professional body building. Wrestling 1. 2. MELISSA MARIE HULL (Missy): I plan to have a career in banking and to live a happy life. Volleyball 1, 2; Miss NORNIR Pag- eant 4. STEVEN WESLEY HOLLINGER TRUDY ALICE HOUSER DERYL LAMOND HUGHES MELISSA MARIE HULL 1?0 AMY MOELLE HUMTZIMGER LE-AMME JOMES AMDY WILLIAM KEMP ELLEMA P. KERIAZES JULIE LYMM KESSEL TODD CHARLES KLIMEDIMST LISA TAYLOR KREBS AMY MOELLE HUMTZIMER (Aim): I plan to attend York College majoring In management. Basketball Cheerleader (Captain) 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4; football Cheerleader 2. 3; (Captain) 4. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Drama Might 1. 2. 3, 4; nORWR4; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Vice-President 1.2, 5. 4; homecoming 1. 2. 3. 4; Special Olympic Commit- tee 1. LE-AMME JOMES (Leak): I plan to hang out for a year and then further my education. Wrestling (Manager) 1, 2. 3, 4, Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; nORHIR 3; Talent Show 3. AMDY WILLIAM KEMP (Kempie): I plan to attend college, football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 1.2. 3, 4. ELLEM P. KERIAZES (Lena): I plan to attend Hood College in fredrick, MD. Basketball (Manager) 2. 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Golf 4; Varsity Club 2. 3; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Swing Choir 2.3; Musical 3; School Play 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Might 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Orange 6r Black 1; Dimensions 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Student Representative to School Board 3. 4; Mational Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary 4; Miss Hanover Pageant 4. JULIE LYMM KESSEL: I plan to major in anthropology. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra 1. 3, 4; Jazz Band 2. 3; Swing Choir 3; Musical 4, Drama Might 3. 4, Chorus 1, 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Bloodmobile Committee 3. 4. TODD CHARLES KLIMEDIMST (Toddy): I plan to attend a four-year college, foot- ball 1. 2. 3. 4, Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 2.3. 4, Drama Might 3; Miss MORMIR Pageant 4; Rotary 4; Special Olympic Committee 2. 4; Talent Show 3. LISA TAYLOR KREBS (Lee): I plan to study veterinary medicine. Chorus 1. 2. 121 PAMELA SUE KUHN PAMELA SUE KUHN (Pam): I plan to become a photographer for a na- tional magazine. Track 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1; Football Cheerlead- er 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 4. ADRIAN MARK KUROWSKI: I plan to be the best heart surgeon in the U.S. Tennis 2. 3; Track 4. KELLY SUSAN LANDIS: I plan to go to college. Swing Choir 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Orange 6c Black 1; Dimensions 1. SUSAN ANN LARSEN (Scooz): I plan to visit Norway and trace my family tree and possibly live there. Track 2; Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4; nORHIRl, 2. 3; Orange dr Black 4. OSCAR MONROE LAUGMMAN III (Oager): I plan to enlist in the Marines, football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Talent Show 4. BRENDA ANN LAWYER: I plan to attend a four-year college. Basketball Cheerleader 1.3; Wrestling Cheerleader 1. 4; foot- ball Cheerleader 1.4. Drama Night 4, nORMR 1.4. Talent Show 4. NOELLE SHANNON LEDANE (Noel): I plan to move to OCMD for the summer and then go to a two-year college for something in the travel business. Track 1. Basketball Cheerlead- er 1; Wrestling Cheerleader 1; football Cheerlead- er 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Drama Night 1; nORniR4; Class Treasurer 2; Miss NORNIR Pageant 4. ADRIAN MARK KUROWSKI KELLY SUSAN LANDIS SUSAN ANN LARSEN BRENDA ANN LAWYER NOELLE SHANNON LEDANE 122 MITCHELL DREW LEHIGH BRENDA MARIE LEISTER ROBYN ELIZABETH LEPPO DOUGLAS FREDERICK LIEB MICHELLE LEE LIVESAY BURNELL EDWARD LITTLE III RANDY JOE LOUTHIAN MITCHELL DREW LEHIGH: I plan to go to college and become a Mechanical Engineer. Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Drama Night 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary 4. BRENDA MARIE LEISTER: I plan to live life the way I want to live it. I'll study art business at college and someday travel to or live in Australia. Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; NORNIR 4; Dimensions 1. ROBYN E. LEPPO (Schlep): I plan to attend trade school. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Bloodmobile Committee 1; Talent Show 1; CDO 4. DOUGLAS FREDERICK LIEB (Liebo): I plan to attend Penn State for Aerospace Engineer- ing. Track 4. Baseball 2; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Orange Sr Black 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rotary 4; PAML 1, 2. 3. 4. BURNELL EDWARD LITTLE III (Buddy): CDO 3. 4; Weightlifting Club 1, 2. 3. MICHELLE LEE LIVESAY (Shel): I plan to go to a four-year college. Field Hockey 1; Track 1; Drama Night 1, 2; Orange Sr Black 3. RANDY JOE LOUTHIAN 123 CHARLES DAVID LUCKEMBAUGH CHARLES DAVID LUCKEMBAUGM (Chuck): I plan to attend Penn State University for Engineering. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2; Con- cert Band 1.2.3. 4; Marching Band 1.2.3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; School Play 4; Drama night 1. 2. 3. 4. Class President 1; Rotary 4; PAML 3. ROBERT LEE MARCHIO (Rubby): I plan to go into the Army, attend college afterwards, and be a writer or journalist. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 1. 2. 4. SHAWM THOMAS MARCHIO (Sha-Shawnee): I plan to attend college. Football 1.2.3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. Drama Might 3. 4. JASOM RICHARD MEMGES (Fungus): I plan to attend a four-year college. Foot- ball 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Varsity Club 2; Student Council 4. Miss MORMIR Pageant 4, Rotary 4; Bloodmobile Committee 3, 4. AMGELA FAYE MUMMERT (Ang): I plan to work as a secretary. Volleyball 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2. 3. MICHAEL ALAM MUMMERT MELISSA AMM MYERS: Marching Band 1, 2. 3. ROBERT LEE MARCHIO. JR. SHAWM THOMAS MARCHIO JASOM RICHARD MEMGES AMGELA FAYE MUMMERT MICHAEL ALAM MUMMERT MELISSA AMM MYERS 124 PAMELA MARIE MYERS: I plan go to college to become a Licensed Practical nurse. Field hockey 1, 2. TIMOTHY ROBERT MYERS (Tim-Face): I plan to become an accountant. Base- ball 1; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Rotary 4. SHAWM CHRISTIAM MEARY: I plan to be an Auto Mechanic. KRISTI LEE IEMOFF MARY CATHERinE MIX KRISTI LEE NIEHOFF (Kris): I plan to become a travel agent. Marching Band 1, 2, (Guard Co-Captain) 3. (Guard Captain) 4; Drama night (Make-up) 3. (Make-up) 4. MARY CATHERINE NIX (Missie): I plan to go to college. Track 4. RANDY STEVEN NOEL (Pops): I plan to do the best I cap in the business world. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. MIRNA XIOMARA OLIVA (Xio): I plan to become a stenographer. 125 RANDY STEVEN NOEL MIRNA XIOMARA OLIVIA CHRIS EDWARD PALMER CHRIS EDWARD PALMER: Basketball 1; Track 1. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1. 2,3, 4. Jazz Band 4; Talent Show 4. LORI BETH PATTERSON: I plan to go to college to major In elementary education. Baskbetall 1. 2. 3; Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 1,2.3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; March- ing Band 1. 2. 3; Talent Show 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. KRISTIN MARIE PHILLIPS (Krikett): I plan to go to college for Mass Commu- nication: Director. Producer. Basketball 1; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Swing Choir 2.3; School Play 2. 4. Drama Might 1.2,3, 4, Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Orange Sr Black 1. ADAM EUGENE PITTIMGER: I plan to become a teacher. Tennis 2; Drama Might JOHM LOUIS RATZEL: Football 1, 2. 3, 4. KIMBERLY AMM REBERT (Kim): I plan to go to art school and study interior design. Basketball Cheerleader 2. 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 4. Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Varsi- ty Club 2, 3, 4. nORWR 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; Homecoming 3, 4; Special Olympic Committee 2. LYNN CHRISTOPHER REBERT: I plan to get a good Job. Football 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4. Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Jazz Band 1; Swing Choir 2; School Play 2. LORI BETH PATTERSOM KRISTIM MARIE PHILLIPS ADAM EUGEME PITTIMGER JOHM LOUIS RATZEL 126 KIMBERLY AMM REBERT LYMM CHRISTOPHER REBERT tmm MICHELLE AHn REBERT TAMMY RENEE REED BOBBI JO RILEY TARA DAWN RUMMEL ROBERT PATRICK RICE MICHELLE ANN REBERT (Michelle): I plan to attend a two-year college to receive an Associate Degree in Travel and Tour- ism. Basketball 1. 2; Volleyball 2.3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; School Play (Props) 2; HORWR 3. 4. Miss NORNIR Pageant 3; Special Olympic Committee 1, 2. TAMMY REMEE REED: I plan to attend Central Pennsylvania Business School to become a computer operator. Field hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; NORNIR 3. 4. PAML 3. 4. ROBERT PATRICK RICE (Beak): I plan to attend art school and then move to Nashville. Tennessee. Swing Choir 4, Musical 4, Drama Night 4, Chorus 4. Miss NORNIR Pageant 4. Talent Show 4. BOBBI JO RILEY (Bob): I plan to go to a two-year business college and move out of state. Drama Night (Make-up) 4; Orange and Black 4. TARA DAWM RUMMEL: I am leaving on September 26. 1988, to attend the Navy for a job as an electronics technician. I hope to travel to many places, especially Australia. FRANK PIERCE SANDERS III TRACI LEIGH SCHILDT (Trace): I plan to go to a business college and study to be a legal assistant. Marching Band 3. 4. 127 FRANK PIERCE SANDERS III TRACI LEIGH SCHILDT TOMY LEE SCHUMAM II RODMEY SCOTT SMADLE KIMBERLY AMM SHOEMAKER TOMY LEE SCHUMAM (Bone): I plan to be a successful Moto-X racer Sr mechanic. RODMEY SCOTT SMADLE: I plan to work full time at Utz. CDO 4; Weiqhtliftinq Club 2, 3. 4. KIMBERLY AMM SHOEMAKER (Sheba): I plan to go to Thompson Institute to become an accountant. Basketball (Manager) 1. NOR MR 2. 3. (Editor) 4. STACEY LYMM SHOEMAKER (Stace): I plan to be an interior decorator. Chorus 1. 2,3. 4. TIMOTHY ALLEH SHUE (Shuey): I plan to go into the Army. Basketball (Manager) 4; Baseball 1. COLIM AMDREW SIPLIHQ (DeDe-Burn): I plan to go into the Army Military Intelligence. niCOLE MARIE SMITH: I plan to have a successful life. Marching Band 1,2; Talent Show 2. STACEY LYNN SHOEMAKER TIMOTHY ALLEM SHUE COLIM AMDREW SIPLIMG MICOLE MARIE SMITH 128 JOHN CONRAD SNYDER, JR. ELIZABETH GRAHAM SPOONER WADE DOUGLAS SPORY SCOTT ALLEN STAUB RHONDA LOUISE STORM JOHN CONRAD SNYDER (Flame): I plan to go to college. Football 1.2,5.4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 4; Drama Night 4; Miss NORNIR Pageant 4; Talent Show 4. ELIZABETH GRAHAM SPOONER (Betsy): I plan to study language expand my record col- lection. Golf 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2,3. 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2. 3. 4; School Play 2. 4; District Band 3, 4; Studio Orchestra 2; MORHIR 2; Orange St Black 4. WADE DOUGLAS SPORY (Microwade): I plan to become a teacher. Football 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3; Varsity 2. 3. 4; Drama Night 3, 4; Talent Show 3. SCOTT ALLEN STAUB (Stauby): I plan to go to trucking school. Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1. RHONDA LOUISE STORM (Wanna): I plan to attend Central Penn Business School to be a legal secretary. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band (Manager) 4. MARK KYLE TROYER (Behney): I plan to attend college. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4, Track 4. Baseball 2,3; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE WAGNER: I plan to work in a bank. Track 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 129 MARK KYLE TROYER MARY CATHERINE WAGNER STACEY LYHM WAMTZ: I plan to attend Empire in York and teach Cosmotology. MARTIM BRADLEY WHEELER (Wheels): I plan to attend college to become a physical ther- apist. Football 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Miss HORMIR Pageant 4. WEMDY LOUISE WILLHEIM: I plan to attend Central Penn Business School. Field Hockey 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2.3; NOR MR 3,4. RICHARD LEE WISE (Slick): I plan to go to college. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. STEVEM MICHAEL WISHER (Wiz): I plan to attend college and major in physical edu- cation. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Drama Might 3; Miss MORP1IR Pageant 4. MARIA HAHETTE YATES: I plan to become a Registered Murse. Track 4. Chorus 1, 2. MIHDY MICHELLE YOST: I plan to have a strong marriage and to share a long happy life with my husband. Also I plan to keep practicing art for a hobby. RICHARD LEE WISE STEVEH MICHAEL WISHER MARIA HAHETTE YATES MIHDY MICHELLE YOST 130 KENNETH ROBERT YOUNGBAR. JR. SHAWN LAWRENCE ZEIGLER KENNETH ROBERT YOUNGBAR: (Kenny): Track 4; Orange Sr Black 3. SHAWN LAWRENCE ZEIGLER (Zig): I plan to go to college and major in business. Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4; Golf 3. 4. Varsity Club 3. 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: JAMES EDWARD KIMMEY, JR. DARYL BENNETT LEAS SHELIA DIANE STEINER Class Officers: President- Melinda Bortner Vice-president- Amy Huntzinger Secretary- Kim Rebert Treasurer- Tanya Baker Class Advisors: Mrs. Stephanie Reck Mrs. Susan Miller Class Colors: Emerald, Silver, and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Song: These are the Times by Billy Joel Class Motto: Tomorrow is a wonderful dream, and yes- terday is only a precious memory. 131 Seniors With A Foreign Flavor Edgard Alexandre Bressani (Brazil) and Miko Petri Henriksson (Sweden). It's hard to recall a year in a couple paragraphs, and there is no way I could express everthing I feel. Another year goes passing by and closing another cur- tain. How we take our final bow. To some this brings a joyous smile, to others a tear because part of our lives remains in this year. But days pass by; and sometime we will recall the memories that seem, right now, too few. After passing one year in America and attending the best school I've ever been to. I'd like to thank all of you for the friendship you gave me and the funny times we had together. When my departure time arrives. I'm sure it will be very hard for me to leave all of you, but I will put my head up and look forward to our first reunion and all the next ones. You will be always a part of me. E diffcil descrever um ano em alguns paragrafos e nao existe um meio que eu pudesse expressar tudo que sinto. Outro ano vai passando e fechando outra cortina. Agora nos damos nossa sauda ao final. Para alguns isto traz um alegre sorriso, para outros traz uma lagrima porque parte das nossas vidas permanece neste ano. Mas os dias pas- sam e algumas vezes nos recordaremos as memorias que aparentam, agora, tao poucas. Depois de passar um ano na America ... Thank you again. I don't know where to begin, but two years at Hanover High has given me more joy and knowledge than I ever could have imagined. The experiences that I gained here in the United States will always be in my memory. The world has become smaller since I came here, and I hope that you all will have the same opportunity someday. I'd like to thank all my teachers and all the students that made this school year one of the best in my life. Jag vet inte vart jag skall boija, men de tva aren i Hano- ver High erbjod mig mer lycka och vetskap som jag aldrig tankt pa. Erfarenheterna som jag flck har USA kommer alltid alt fmnas i mitt minne. Varlden har krympt sen jag forst kom hit och jag hoppas att ni kommer att ha samma tillfalle nagongang. Jag skulle vilja tacka alia mina larare och elerer som gjorde det har aret ett av dom basta aren i mitt liv. Miko - the Americanized Swedish finn Sincerely, Edgard (Ed) Senior Superlatives 133 Most Athletic, Corey Hahn and Jody hockensmith Most Popular With Opposite Sex, Todd Klinedinst and Amy huntzinger 135 Let's Face It; Top Left: Shay Clapsaddle and Andy Kemp. Top Right: Mel Caler. Bottom Right: Steve Wisner. Bottom Left: Todd Klinedinst. We re Out Of Here! Top Left: Meal and Mark Hoffman. Top Right: El lena Keriazes. Bottom: Jody Mockensmlth and Wendy Beckner. Photo- graphs by Jason Menges. 137 Biesecker, Lehigh Receive Oak The Fifty-fourth Campus Day was held on Friday, June 3, 1988. Be- cause of unseasonably cold weather, the traditionally held outdoor event was held In the auditorium. Mindy Bortner, president of the Class of 1988, welcomed the audience as well as gave the Mantle Oration. Beth Kuhn, president of the Class of 1989, accepted the graduation gown and gavel on behalf of the Junior class. The 1988 r omir and Orange and Black issues were presented to Mr. Brossman by Kim Shoemaker and Andrew Plnda respectively. The chorus sang two selections: never Give Up and Together We Stand. The students receiving awards were as follows: Athletic Booster Club Award Business Education Scholarship Award Doubleday Award holman Leese Memorial Award SKF Mathematics Award MBA Scholarship Award Jesse L. Crabbs Memorial Scholarship Jack ri. Schuler Instructional Music Award Columbia Jewelry Oratorical Award Jill Martlaub, Mitch Lehigh Andrew Cookson Robert Forry Douglas Lieb Douglas Lieb Lori Patterson Maria Yates Elizabeth Spooner Mindy Bortner, Andrew Cookson Paul C. Welsh Scholarship Award and Leppo Achlevemnet Award Student Council Scholarship Anna E. Olinger Memorial Scholarship h. Elizabeth Spangler Memorial Scholarship Oak Leaf Awards Douglas Lieb Sarah Bouchard, Sally Moke Kelly Landis Maria Yates Jessica Biesecker, Mitch Lehigh Top: Mindy Bortner, president of the Class of 1988, presents the Mantle Oration. Bottom: Mitch Lehigh and Jill Hartlaub are presented the Athlet- ic Booster Club award by Mr. Robert Corbin, president of the Athletic Booster Club. 140 Leaf Awards Top Left: Doug Lieb expresses his thanks after receiving the Paul C. Welsh Scholarship Award and the Leppo Achievement Award. Both of these honors are given to the valedictorian of the graduating class. Top Right: Angie Burchett adjusts Kim Shoemaker s cap prior to the processional. Bottom Left: Andrew Cookson receives the Business education Scholarship Award from a representative of Parmers Bank. Bottom Right: Kim Rebert, class secretary, reviews the class of 1988's past four years at HHS. 141 Hanover Graduates 124 Students The Ninety-Sixth Annual Commencement was held in the Hanover High School Auditorium on Tuesday, June 7, 1988. The Invocation was given by The Reverend Qeorge Daskalakis and the Address of Welcome by Mindy Bortner, president of the class of 1988. Student speakers were Sarah Bouchard, Today ; Jessica Bie- secker, Yesterday ; and Douglas Lieb, Tomorrow. Representing the Class of 1938 was Mr. W. Roy Attles- berger, Mayor of Hanover. Mr. Donald B. Hoffman, presi- dent of the class of 1938, presented the first Golden Scholarship to Jessica Biesecker, who was chosen as the best applicant to exemplify the ideals of Hanover High School. Dr. Donald D'Amico announced Jessica Biesecker as the class salutorian and Douglas Lieb as the class valedictorian. Mr. E. Frederick Brossman, Act- ing Principal, presented the Class of 1988; and Nicholas Mavros, President of the Board of Education, awarded the diplomas to one hundred and twenty-four graduat- ing seniors. Opposite Page; Top: Jessie Biesecker receives the first Golden Schol- arship Award presented by Mr. Donald Hoffman, president of the class of 1938. Middle Left: Doug Lieb speaks about the dreams of tomor- row. Middle Right: Shawn Zeigler shares his new diploma with his father. Bottom: The class of 1988 shows a variety of emotions during their graduation ceremony. This Page: Top Left: Steph Brillhart re- ceives a white rose from Tanya Baker, treasurer of the class of 1988. The white rose is the class flower. Top Right: Melanie Caler receives her diploma and congratulations from Mr. Hicholas Mavros. president of the School Board. Bottom Left: The Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ron Schloyer, sang two songs, ‘Leave You with a Smile' and “Friends. ' Bottom Right: Sarah Bouchard shares her thoughts on the memories made over the past four years. 143 Seniors Dance Until The Stroke O Continuing the precedent set last year to take the prom out of the high school gym, the 1988 Prom was held at the York Country Club on May 20. This castle-like setting was per- fect, for the theme was Til the Clock Strikes Twelve. There were coachmen, cinder girls, and fairy godmothers to make the evening special. Decorations in blues, silver, and white included balloons, stars and glass slip- pers. Music was provided by DJ Derek Shaw. Melinda Bortner reigned over the senior class as prom queen. Her court included Fifth Runner-up Jill Hartlaub, Fourth Runner-up Amy Huntzinger, Third Runner-up Jody Hock- ensmith. Second Runner-up Kim Rebert, and First Runner-up Melanie Caler. The Class of 1989 with their advisors, Mrs. Paula Frank and Mr. John Timcheck, worked very hard to make this evening a success. Despite the rainy weather, an enjoyable time was had by all. 1988 PROM QUEEM AMD HER COURT: Row 1: C. Beckner. J. Hartlaub. J. Menges, J. Hockensmith, M. Hoffman, M. Caler. D. Pratt, K. Rebert, W. Trump. A. Huntzinger; Row 2: M. Johnson. M. Bortner. 144 Midnight Opposite Page: Top: Amy Huntzinger accepts her place in the Queen's court. This Page: Top Left: Mitch Lehigh and Alex King enjoy their evening together. Top Right: DJ Derek Shaw plays dancing music for the seniors and their dates. Bottom Left: Christine Keffer presents Jill hartlaub with flowers since Jill was part of the Prom Queen's court. Bottom Right: Even MMS prom goers can dance and look like Fred Astaire. 145 146 Right: Arabian guards. Andy Cookson and Chris Palmer. Bottom Row 1: T. Klinedinst, Row 2: J. Snyder. S. Bouchard. A. Eltz, M. Rebert. S. Wisner: Row 3: K. Niehoff. M. Troyer. A. Cookson, D. Lieb, K. Rebert, C. Palmer, B. MacDougall. K. Shoemaker. If you were fortunate enough to be the guest of a senior or if you worked at the prom as a junior, you certainly can attest to the success of the 1987 Prom 'Arabian nights. The junior class worked for months preparing for the gala event. Once the hurtle was passed in February, which involved getting not only the student body to agree to taking the prom out of the building but also the school board, plans could finally be made. After the class advi- sors and officers visited Martin's in Westminster, the prom began to take shape. On the day of the prom some twenty students traveled to Westminster early in the morning. After finally getting the throne tent to stand because of pipe cutting miscalcu- lations, trying to hang a mural that didn't fit the wall, and designing a beaded entrance that Mrs. Reck and Mrs. Miller insisted wouldn't work, the juniors could finally step back to admire their handiwork. Exotic centerpieces ac- cented each table, along with beautiful name cards and scrolls for souvenirs. Martin's beautiful chandelier and gold mirrored interior was the perfect setting for the “harem hostesses and Arabian valets and guards. The '87 Prom was truly a successful tribute to the senior class from the juniors. Remember The Arabian nights? PATRONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Harold J. Cohen, D.M.D., P.C. • Crabbs, Cashman, and Frey, Attomeys-at Law James h. Ellison, M.D. Gary L. Gasowski. M.D., P.C. J. William Greene, D.M.D. and Jon E. Hart, D.M.D. j Frank W. Horn, M.D. Dr. And Mrs. Thomas K. Howard Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Singer SHULTZ ★ Hanover s 1 Sales Service Dealer for 29 Years ★ Hanover's Used Car Capital 1177 Carlisle Street Hanover, PA 17331 637-6655 Putting You First . . . Keeps Us First FAMOUS HOT WEINER Corner of Dart Drive Eichelberger Street Corner of York Street Broadway HANOVER, PA. MAVROS AMD KER1AZES R.H. CRAWFORD, INC. 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My thanks to Hanover Studio of Photography and Mr. Musser s photography club for the large variety of pictures we were given this year. The Yom r staff is a very dedicated group of people. Some spent many extra hours after school and in the evenings working to meet deadlines. I really appreciate all the cooperation that the Yom rstaff has received from the administration, faculty and photographers in helping us get the yearbook put together. Special thanks go to Debbie Hicks and Kathy Gouker for their reliability and for all the time they spent in making the 1988 nomir a success. My sincerest appreciation goes to our advisors, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Reck, for all their patience and help in produc- ing a fantastic yearbook. The 1988 nomir will be a memento that will always be remembered in the years to come. The Class of 88 can be proud to have a yearbook of such quality. Sincerely, Kimberly A. Shoemaker Editor, 1988 nomir iw These Times The times we've cried. The times we've cared. These are the times That we've all shared. Through all our pains. Through all our tears. Through all our joys. We've shared these years. We all have laughed; We all have cried; But no matter what. We were side by side. We are a class Unique in every way. So let's not forget this time— Our Graduation Day. A time for us to be Together for one last time. And as our class song says: ‘This is the time. The time to remember All that we've been through. And one thing is for sure. I'll never forget you. — Kareema driest, class of 1968 160