Kennard Dale High School - Fawn Yearbook (Fawn Grove, PA)

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His most memorable event was the dedication of Kennard-Dale High School in November, 1952 because it was the dawning of a new era in eeEsiavz2r.ion in Erikfii Cesuezfy, Mr. Eldon S. Webb was the first principal of Kennard-Dale High School. He served in this position for three and one-half years. After this, he served as super- vising principal for eleven and one-half years. 2 OF DEVELGPMEN T .rich The birth place of education in our district. THE RING: A High School memory. Stage oneg Kennard-Dale, which combined 8 school districts opened September 2, 1952. ABOVE: Stage two: In 1954 Kennard-Dale constructs Auditorium and Music Room. BELOW: Stage three: With the addition of the shop area in 1964, more room was provided for agricultural studies. So I wanna laugh While the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you 32533325555 5 if! fg sg 5 w 's fsiixf' 2' i ? QM? K ,, 'E i 4 Ei 2:3 V it o ol Cause you make me feel like I'm more than a friend Like I'm the journey and you're the journeys end I may never pass this Way again :W ff fy zcfffv Q 429 ea 50 4, Ame se QX 9 Q Mr. Elmer Warner-Administrative Assistant Our School Board performed many routine duties, which were important in the functioning of the schools. This year they adopted a policy of non-discrimination on the basis of sex in educational programs and activities and authorized the Building Authority to stand- ardize the lighting in the classrooms. Among their many duties they adopted policies for the school district, approved field trips and fund-raising activities, and appointed teachers and administrators. 10 A MINISTRATIO Dr. Luther B. Sowers-Superintendent V Mr. Idris Dunlap-Business Manager SEATED: Jean Schmidt-Sec., Margaret Morris. STANDING: Bruce Marsteller Glen Cross-Treas.,Charles Lutton-Pres., Carl Man- Shaw, Frank Boyle-Solicitor, Fred Kane ifold-V. Pres., Patricia Halstead. Rolland Robert Scarborough, William Jones. Rc Mr. Charles Reid-Vice Principal Mr. Nicholas Corbo-Principal PEOPLE WHO KEEP Mrs. Ruthanne Muetze, Mrs. Marie Pomraning, Mrs. Suzanne Yowell, and Mrs. Madeline Warner- Administrative Secretaries. Mrs. Mary Gable-Home School Visitor Mrs. Kathy Heaps-Clerk-Typist Mrs. Anna Blevins and Mrs. Joyce Pyle-Office Secretaries Kennard-Dale's vital assets include the secretaries, main- tenance people, and other personnel. They are crucial in the smooth functioning of the school and the district. The bus drivers provide a safe means of transportation to and from school. The nurse provides health care whenever needed. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Shirley Marino-Bookkeeper Bin K-D O THE MOVE i R ' ..,,' g , .n ,,v ag, Mrs. Janice Schmuck-School Nurse. Maintenance. Mr. Warner prepares to update the wiring in school. BUS DRIVERS, FRONT ROW: Clinton Allen, Herbert Almoney, Peggy Dietz, Amanda Barbra, Char- lotte Bennett, Barbara Eckert. ROW 2: Evert Linkous, Carl Col- vin, William Duh, GeorgeAnn Bor- ise, Ruth Gemmill, Sue Glenn, Eileen Street, David Hash, Greg Daugherty. Paul Hutton, Richard Warner- 13 COOKS: Hazel Plummer, Violet Shanbarger, Sylvania Channell, Esther Arnold, Marsha Vanover. AT RIGHT: Hazel Plummer, head cook. PART-TIME COOKS: Virginia Baldwin, Helen DeVoe, Bertie Ruff-Custodian. Nancy Smith- AT RIGHT: Fred Steiger-Custodian. EX- TREME RIGHT: Elsie Burkins-Custodian. 14 S962 szslev 40 ao wee v Since the last academic year, many changes have transpired in the curricular atmosphere at Kennard-Dale. For instance, courses have been assigned a weighted value which affects overall scholastic achievement. The honor rolls have been determined through computing the weighted value along with the actual grade earned in a course. This is the first year that Scholarship Reports freport cardsl have been processed by computers. In the Math Department, business students are now required to take General Algebra. Also, there have been a number of changes in the English Department. Physical Education courses have become co-ed for juniors and seniors this year. All these changes have been made for the betterment of the curriculum and student body. Mrs. Sebring is flabbergasted by her present from her students Surprise . . . Mrs. Wagner always has the answer. E Mr. Wentz tries his hand at table tennis. BUSINESS EDUCATIO Mr. Marian McElwain-Shorthand, Typing II, Office Procedures, Mr. John S. Fulton-Bookkeeping I, II, Business Math, Secretarial Procedures, AFS advisor. Mrs. McElwain relaxes after FBLA Advisor, Assistant Baseball Coach. Mr. Fulton dictating to her shorthand class. explains accounting to a baffled student. lm, a.,.:?'!x . Q 1... . if-aatlvzafax MQ ' Q M Wei 1' xr Q - 5? ig -fi . -s -W. 1 .s z 5 u a ' :H i . 5 : Q . .R .. X 5 1 ' 2' e a v . ga sp A. 1 , .f- ' Ms, -- S., , - X rgggazif- Q E, - t up 5 'AA-: Mrs. Ruth Kulpon-Typing I, Intermediate typlng, Fllm ' Crew advisor. Mrs. Kulpon prepares for a timed writing. Mrs. Carol Long-General Business, Business Law, Business Math, Typing II, Retailing. Mrs. Long, a new member of the faculty, is stunned by the camera. 17 E GLI Mr. Benjamin Emenheiser-English. In the midst of his clut- tered desk, Mr. Emenheiser corrects some tests from his Science Fiction class. H DEPARTME T Mrs. Zatae Atkins-Department Leader, English. Mrs. Atkins seems dejected after her endeavor to explain an ad- verbial objective to her Remedical Grammar class. A Mrs. Jedonna Wagner-Library Service. Mrs. Wagner chuckles at a joke told by one of the library personnel. 18 .V It . . aeefls if- -' Jrr s eillmgwix Mrs. Rita Sebring-English. Mrs. Sebring attempts to catch Lip on her overly-abundant paper work. i E LARGE CURRICULUM Mr. Henry S. Paul-English. In discussing a Hemmingway novel Mr. Paul relates one of the characters to a religious figure. l Miss Gloria Wacker-German. Miss Wacker develops her students' abilities in reading and pronouncing German. Mrs. Hazel Snodgrass-Remedial Reading. Mrs. Snodgrass helps students improve and strengthen their reading skills. . if Mr. Kenneth Dierdorf-French. In teaching French, Mr. Dierdorf maintains an interesting, lively atmosphere. This year there were many changes in the English Depart- ment. A variety of semester courses in literature and writing were offered to students in their junior and senior years. The purpose of these changes was to assist in providing a varied background in the English field to the students. 19 FI E ART , In the Music Department, Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Winemiller, and Mrs. Boyle help the students throughout the school district to fulfill their musical desires. These teachersfdirectors encourage students to show their talents to the community through concerts and other activities. Mr. Donald Gingrich-Music, Orchestra, Senior Chorus, Ninth Grade Chorus. Mr. Gingrich reviews selections for Senior Chorus. ,, f s ' nf ' i F Mrs. Virginia Boyle-Music KSectionalsJ. Mrs. Boyle displays the correct posture for playing piano. 20 Mr. Douglas Winemiller-Music, Marching Band, Concert Band. During trumpet sectionals, Mr. Winemiller counts time with the students as they play. HEALTH, PHY ICAL EDUCATIO Mr. William Barefoot-Art, Pep Club Advisor. Mr. Barefoot sketches the photographer with his handy-dandy sketching pen. Mr. Bruce Christman-Physical Education. Mr. Christman opens the folding partition in the gym for next periods co-ed gym class. F Mr. Robert Brown-Safety Educaiton. Mr. Brown risks life and limb daily in his perilous journeys with student drivers. 21 Z l ll ,I we gm , gf I ., X X r ' , A xsq, hguk Mrs. Joy Smeltzer-Physical - -- Education, Volleyball coach. Mrs. Smeltzer takes roll and checks the student's dress for gym class. 22 Mr. Larry Wentz-Physical Education, Health. Mr. Wentz observes a student's efforts in the weight training program. Mrs. Donna Platt-Physical Education, Health, Field Hockey, and Girl's Basket- ball coach. Mrs. Platt referrees a street hockey game during one of the co-ed gym classes. . K , f. .7 . im Xxx xi! ,L S g I I I I I t I 1: ,fl I 1 l 1 I I I I In ll jf Il I f X I 1 XII, I xl: if HI TORY Mr. Sterling Ecker-Political Science, Problems of Democracy, American History, Senior Class Advi- sor, Baseball Coach. Mr. Ecker presides over Sen- Mr. James Shipman-World Culture, Assistant Althetic Director. Mr ior Class meeting. Shipman checks students' book numbers. Mr. Jeffrey Hersey-American History I and II, Mr. Dale Dinsmore-American History I and II, Economics of Psychology, Football Coach, J. V. Basketball the Working World, Sociology, Student Council Advisor. Mr. Coach. Mr. Hersey corrects a student's American Dinsmore reads Student Council minutes. History homework. A ' A A AT LEFT: One of Mr. Dinsmorels more inspiring works of art, a jack-o-lantern. PRACTICAL ART PROVIDE Mrs. Mildred Wilson-Home Economics. Mrs. Wilson demonstrates how to baste a seam. 7 Mrs. Deanna Mikesell-Home Economics. Mrs. Mike- sell observes the students, cooking procedures. Mr. Charles Wright-Ag. Mechanics, Natural Resources, Mr. Ralph Travis-Ag. Mechanics I, III, IV, Young Ag. Business Management, Plant Science, FFA Advisor. Mr. Wright explains the structure of an ear of corn. Farmers. Mr. Travis approves a letter for the members of Young Farmers. E RICHMENT UF CURRICUL M Mr. Robert Register-Vocational Agriculture. M Register laughs at a student's response. nlllll ,,,,, .-4, -' !': Jcrr. ' -1 'gp - :, J J . -? -:'-ff, -Ti ' :L 2 - :V 5.1.1 - f Mr. David Hortman-Industrial Arts. Mr. Hortman advises students of shop procedures in order to maintain a safe working environment. Industrial Arts and Agriculture curriculums involve practical application of classroom knowledge. The stu- dents of Industrial Arts work with woods, plastics, metal, and other materials. The Agriculture students learn Var- ious aspects of farm management. Mr. William Zimmerman--Industrial Arts. Mr. Zimmerman dem- onstrates the proper use of shop equipment to students. 25 ATI-IE ATIC.s Mr.John W. Brant-Department Leader, Advanced Mth,G lMth,A1 b II,It d'tA1 b. Mi Braigelgfemogstrateie 511 usencimggugiee 1,0555 ri Mr. Carroll F. Hunt-Algebra, Math III, Fawn Staff Advisor. his students. Mr. Hunt proofreads copy for the senior superlative section. - , ,,,,.,qWf . ,.,,,,, ,:, ,. A VW, , gi-wW'KifZ,,,f,2.V.ftii , Mr. Donald DiGiancinto-General Math, Geometry, Algebra. Mr. DiGiancinto is shocked by the high Geometry test scores. Mr. Theodore Gallagher-Biology, Chemistry, Physics. Mr. Gallagher warmly greets a late student. CIE CE Mr. Gordon Sinclair-Department Leader, Biology, Varsity Club Advisor. Mr. Sinclair discusses the anatomy of the female human body. Mr. James Howell-Earth Science, Assistant Football Coach. Mr. Howell is pleased with his students' insect collections. .W..,.-,..,.Av-W,,,.,a.......--ffjfiwr PECIAL EDUCATIO A D GUIDA CE Mr. David Garrett-Non-Graded, Equipment Manager. Mr. Garrett corrects the students' work. Mrs. Ethel H. Darkes-Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Darkes works diligently to help students with their future plans. 28 Mrs. Katherine Jansky-Special Education KEMBJ. Mrs. Jansky explains a division problem to Brian Nielsen. Mr. John Bach-Guidance Counselor, Assistant Football Coach, Athletic Director. Mr. Bach prepares next year's football schedule. 40 av ,se 9 QW 'N av 9 5240 'spfisehesi lon the itherne, r'fWe?ve fOnly.iw I The , e Historiang fValeri e Hewellg e THE FIR T COMME CEME T yibi oinruencernent wasfyhe1dn on the owning yofri 1976 in thesoutheastern Midd1ej 1Sychooln 5 T TT ibaecomfnodations were excellent, T TTTT fOr' everyone who attended' the f 1n1 oeeasieng.iinthe past, when the commendement ylheldi jiri the Kennard-Dale High School gi TL'TT theregwas not enough roomy there! nifnrfffaregjpeoplefhady to watch the graduation by Q tirif innonher rooms ofthe buf1ding.e'1'he Class, 1151 students graduating. Mary Anne T. AJ flf:S1gev5?agrt,.Jvaledictqrian, Thomas Erisman, salutaf e lvffioriang: Timothy Gibbs, ,C1ass1ePresident5 T eiiiseussed tthefhistorytofyytheb:graduatingclass, Dr, n 'gi g giperinteneenf, andy- Mr, J be 5Qha11esfLufte1i, 1Pfes4idenfnpof T'f the semis Board, T, fdelivered'iffferewelleiii6iations1f'T5G'C5!iCff1'fC Baud E3 T g, niusicie andletheg SenioreChQriuSfDe1ff01fmed e T T Mary Ann Stewart, Timothy Gibbs, and Randy Winemiller I lead the processional. S Mary Ann Stewart gives the valedictory, Thomas Erisman the salutatorian To Live and to Change. ' , gives his address, To Prepare for the Future. 30 The class president, Timothy Gibbs, welcomes everyone to the 1976 graduation. THE EW MIDDLE CHOOL GYM The Class of 1976 eagerly await their diplomas. WT 5. .f., 5 I Valerie Hewell Presents the hiSt01'Y Of the Class- Mr. Charles Lutton, President of the School Board, congratulates Lesa Boyer 31 UN IOR-SENIOR PRO 1 LE 1 4 Ll 'E 'Q Kimberly McElwaine and Virginia Wolf and Philip Hartsough Daniel Padgett QQ iiiif l -If gt f if' -f ,fi-,lf .,,k We I xy V M -11 2 Tlx? . .Y Bonnie Sechrist and Debra Floyd and Duane Herbert James Preston was V Dawn Kinard and Edward von Lange Krista Orwig and Timothy Gibbs HIGHLIGHTS SPRI G ACTIVITIE Queen-Virginia Wolf: King Kimberly Colvin and John Wurz- bacher The King and Queen of 1975: Robert Gross James Preston and Cynthia Knight. Lesa Boyer and Timothy Myers Members of the Junior class worked diligently to make the May 8, 1976 Junior-Senior Prom a success. Return- ing to tradition, the class voted to hold the Prom in the Kennard-Dale gym- nasium. The theme was We May Never Pass This Way Again. Enter- tainment was provided by Midnight Express. The King, James Preston, and the Queen, Virginia Wolf, were crowned by the 1975 Prom King and Queen. With 125 couples present, the Junior Class was very proud of their accomplishment. 33 The freshmen hostesses, Marcia Smith, Wanda Good, Marilyn Hess, Laura Stratmeyer, Lori Marsteller, and Julie Morris help with the Prom. Couples enjoy themselves at the Prom. , Irh, I t, K , ,ir S? 5 Vx 3 r 5 ,' . ' , A ' ' 1 gpg' ' , f. il I f .9,a.1'a ' K, , Avrr 0 o 0' 'V l l l l if I 1 , ga Lk. I , , I - . V 5 K ' . ' . . . . i ' L ,, , ' K' 'ff L M' a,a - M - . ' ' ' ' we The newly crowned K coronation dance. ing and Queen lead the Crownbearer, Angela Forbush, shows her disappointment in The big Ilwment arrives at last. not being selected Prom queen. 34 ,XG 0 afse exe xi Q9 9584 FRESHM N Homeroom 225: FRONT ROW: Belinda Davis, man, Laura Anderson. ROW 3.' Nancy Anderson Rodney Bowles, Dawn Brown, Karen Bakley. Vincent Badders, Tina Cremen, Gregory Davis. ROW 2: Kimberly Badders, Peggy Few, Jerry Bow- FRONT ROW.' Joseph Baldwin, Roy Boothe, Barker, Deborah Filson, Lynn Eby, Alice Bower. Gregory Dircks. ROW 2.' Debra Bonham, Rhoda X ROW 4: Lonny Flaharty, Ronald Carson, Brad Black, Sonia Deller, Karen Amos. ROW 3: Beth Blankenship. Homeroom 224: FRONT ROW: Todd Fleisch- Holland, Michael Gingrich, Joseph McCoy, Terri mann, Diana Isennock, Sharon Hollingshead. Freimiller. ROW 4: Michael Hayward, Jale ROW 2: Joanne Delong, Donna Harrington, Hershey, Marti Joines. Shirley Kilgore, William Green. ROW 3: Roger FRONT ROW: Victoria Haga, Denise Hgwletty Smith, Barbara Keener. ROW 4: Jojean Horton, Larry Hare, Timothy Hanzlik. ROW 2: Denise Kimberly He11Sl9y, DOIIIIZ Kashller, Dennis Hare, William Grove, Todd Hersey, James Knight. Harden. ROW 3: Kevin Hall, Michael Hartsough, Mark Homeroom 223: FRONT ROW: Eric Lighty, Thomas Neal, Michael Marslett, Richard Nocar. ROW 2: Lisa Kohler, Elaine Lanius, Teri McCauslin, Shane McDonough. ROW 3: Melinda Lloyd, Michale Oberg, Renee Lingenfelter, Jack Koontz. ROW 4: Kenneth Morton, David Miller, Timothy Mergler, Robin Miller. FRONT ROW: Terri McAllister, Julie Lloyd, Donna Kos- siakoff, Brian Nielsen. ROW 2: Alta Peck, Shirley Miller, Roger Orwig, Dale Lewis. ROW 3: Lora Orwig, Bambi Lawson, Patty Little, Brenda Lutz. ROW 4: Norma Padilla, Michael Orwig, Daniel Kreeger, Carl Neeper. 38 Homeroom 202: FRONT ROW: Debra Sommer, Barbara Stewart, Peggy Size- more. ROW 2: Scott Roycroft, Loren Taylor, Craig Snook. ROW 3: Richard Trout, Kenneth Scot- ten, Patricia Throne. ROW 4: Clifton Sim- mons, Farel Pence, David Picone, Randel Stabley. ROW 5: Donald Wiley, Joseph Starr, Russell Sims, Warren Pyle. FRONT ROW: Linda Schnetzka, Todd Plum, Tammy Robin- son. ROW 2: Wendy Swartz, David Rine- holt, Thomas Size- more. ROW 3: Darlene Sechrist, Kimberly Heuer, Herbert Spangler, Robert Spangler, ROW 4: Tina Testerman, Rhonda Troutman, Tony Testerman, Penny Rittle. ROW 5: Brian Tester man, Susan Swift, Sandra Ruff, Sandra Sizemore. 39 Homeroom 201: FRONT ROW.' Will- iam Widener, Lori Wales, Jeanette Wever. ROW 2: Janet Kellison, Tamara Wise, Jeffrey Vickers, Cathy Tully. ROW 3: Melody Wire, Craig Walther, Reggie Workman, Robin Ward. ROW 4: William Vencill, Jennifer Webb, David Wilson, Jeffrey Wise. Mr. Sinclair-Advisor, Sandy Size- more-President, Timothy Hanzlik- Vice President, Jennifer Webb- Secretary, Beth Barker-Treasurer, Nancy Anderson-Historian. Homeroom Teachers: Mr. Sebring Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Paul Mr. Howell. 40 4Wfe-meglmfe-:fs .fs Siffassf ' i 1 OPI-IO ORE fS3gi,lig5iQ2r:9.:I I ,iL'i??2fi xi O 'i ' V T 25:7 HEH5f?Y'EI'Lkt 'Mr. DiGiacinto-Advisor, Todd Shenk- ViceL President, Cathy Hash-Presi- dent, Brian Reid-Historian, Robin Sommers-Treasurer, Venetia Boynes- K Secretary. Homeroom Teachers: Mr. Brant, Mr. Hortman, Mr. DiGiacinto, Mr. Emen- heiser, Mr. Garrett. Michael Wilson, William Yale, Jill Bowman, Joann Wright. ROW 2: Sandra Woodruff, Dianna Wilson, Kenneth Smith, Jeffrey Wilson. ROW 3: Scott Wise, Thomas Wire, Todd Wright, Jay Wolfe. 41 Homeroom 207: FRONT ROW: Homeroom 212: FRONT RO W: Christine Kirkpatrick, Donald Mummert, Bonnie Mellinger, Helen Marsteller. ROW 2: Polly McGin- nity, Cassandra Koontz, Robin Jones, Lisa Miller. ROW 3: Edward Marslett, Terry Jones, William Maddox, Donald Jourdan. FRONT ROW: Shari Johnson, Margaret Manahan, Julie Morris. ROW2: Randy McClain, Michael McDonough, Sharon Keener, Tina Keener. ROW 3: Kathy McKown, Janice Miller, Lori Marstel- ler, Lori Keech. 42 u-gsm Homeroom 218: FRONT RO W: Wanda Schaefer, Teresa Size- more, Darlene Rine- holt. ROW 2: Marcia Smith, Brian Runkle, David Rehmeyer. ROW 3: Melissa Rogers, Jackson Starr, Dean Spencer. ROW 4: Todd Shenk, Brian Reid, Mark Restivo, Karl Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Tina Richardson, Anne Smith, Lori Steele. ROW 2: Vickie Reynolds, Kathy Stockslager, Kimberly Rose. ROW 3: Tammy Padgett, Patricia Plummer, Diann Reynolds, Karen Stockslager. ROW 4: Robin Sommer, Peggy Ruff, Tania Steele, Mary Parks. 43 Homeroom 210: FRONT ROW: Sarah Blevins, Tara Burk, Shirley Beard, Garry Blankenship. Anne Boyd, Stacia Allen, Venetia Boynes. ROW ROW 4: Charles Belt, Linda Bray, Christopher 2: Debra Amspacher, Paula Bailey, Susan Boyd, Baker, Jeffrey Comer. Renita Amspacher. ROW 3: Lawanda Arnold, U I L 5 'I El! FRONT ROW: William Boyd, Larry Boyd, Mary Blevins, Susan Bakely, Cindy Badders, Joseph Cooper. ROW 2: John Baldwin, Stephen Almoney, Apitsch. ROW 4: Cynthia Bowser, Cynthia Bu- Susan Bundrick, Bonnie Cooper. ROW 3: John chanan, Judy DeGraw, Jonathan Davis. Homeroom 211: FRONT ROW: Sandra Hanzlik, Griest, James Harris. ROW 4: Catherine Hal- Cathy Hash, Nadine Filson. ROW 2: Wanda Good, stead, Jeffrey Gier, Lee Gorrera. Marilyn Hess. ROW 3: David Glackin, Vickie FRONT ROW.' Eugene Gladfelter, Mie Hardesty, Glenda Heiner, Tibatha Harry. ROW 4: Gregory Perdita Johnson. ROW 2: Tammy Jennings, Tiena Flaharty, Karen Funk, Dawn Heaps. Heaton, Joyce Stahle. ROW 3: Joseph Gibbs, Homeroom 126: FRONT ROW: Daryl Thompson, Todd Wallen. ROW2.' David Weaver, Bryan Vicars, Michael Wagner. ROW 3: Robert Wiles, Fred Watts. ROW 4: Kim Wallen, Kevin Wallen, Thomas Trimble. FRONT ROW: Donna Wade, Sharon Towson, Susan Taylor. RO W2: Linda Suskie, Kelly Wales. RO W 3: Cheryl Tenny, Terri Warner, Laura Stratmeyer. ROW 4: Donna Stur- gis, Francina Warner, Charles Thacker. 46 4'-32s FR ONT R O W.' Charles Miller, Tracy Horsley, Joseph Black. ROW 2: David Orwig, Brian Richardson, Mark Rehman. ROW 3: Maurice Manifold, Anthony Hall, Michael Maines. ROW 4: Mark John- son, Gary McC1eary, Bradley Rineholt. FRONT ROW: Scott Pomraning, Frederick Roycroft, Joseph Hensley. ROW 2: Jennings Perrine, Michael Kunkle, Nancy McLaughlin. ROW 3: Gary Matt- hews, Lawrence Hill, Joseph Hurt. ROW 4: Mark Griffith, James Moser, James Rice, Larry Hollingshead. 47 JUNIOR Homeroom 137: FRONT ROW: Tina Hostler, ROW 3: Lori Hershey, Richard Hushon, Eric Cheryl Heaps, Jay Greer. ROW 2: Craig Hart, Hall. ROW 4: Thomas Heaton, Richard Ford, Lawrence Hanzlik, Bruce Hrebik, Dale Herbert. Judson Gemmill,.Jeffrey Holland. FRONT Donna Hurley, Laura Howlett. ROW 2: Lisa Gable, Amber Gladfelter, Anne Galbreath, Tama Hash. ROW 3.' Lonnie Grove, Pamela Hensley, ROW.' Tianda Hutton, Beth Jacoby, 48 Kimberly Keesee, Christina Gray. ROW 4: Charles Haga, Jeffrey Griffith, Marvin Hobbs, Kimberly Fleischmann. Homeroom 136: FRONT ROW.' Lisa Allen, Sandra ROW 3.' Edward Amos, Marshall Burkins, l Bush, Diane DeRan. ROW 2: Richard Alley, Margaret Erisman, Daniel Dick. ROW 4: Jerome Brenda Crowl, Marvel Bonham, Kathy Boyd. Bach, Tamara Campbell, Michael Brune. i Y . ,K ,, .,,, 5355? . .. ,,.,,.. FRONT ROW: Scott Cooper, Nancy Cooper, Bailey, Susan Cantone, Theresa Byrum, Eileen Theresa Auble, ROW 2: Dawn Brown, Karen Delp, Daugherty. ROW 4: Kimberly Chetelat, Ronald Donna Covington, Edward Dircks. ROW 3: Dale Carter, Matt Bower, Timothy Bradley. Homeroom 134: FRONT RO W: Connie Schnetzka, Denise Smith, Michele Volz, ROW 2: Julida Steransky, Sandra Throne, Deborah Shaffer, Carol Webb, ROW 3: Bruce Walther, Patrick Smith, Robert Ste- wart, Robert Scott. ROW 4: Walter Ste- wart, Richard Seitz, Michael Smith, Stephen Waltemire. FRONT ROW: Anita Street, Donna Wilson, Jeffery Roseberry. ROW 2: Daniel Smith, Edward Shenberger, Richard Waggoner, Timothy Roseberry. ROW 3: Johnny Trimble, Jeffrey Spencer, Roland Thompson, Lisa Stanley. ROW 4: Melvin Taylor, Douglas Weaver, James Sturgis, Bret Smith. 50 Homeroom 132: FRONT ROW: Lesa Miller, Ernest Mani- fold, Barry Overmiller, ROW 2: Kimberly Lansinger, Richard Paul, David McFad- den, Ryan Peters. ROW 3: Donald Marsteller, Dean Miller, Rodney McLaughlin, Ronald Miller. ROW 4: Brent Lingenfelter, Keith Morrison, Donald Peck, Paul Knight. FRONT ROW: Constance Kilgore, Patricia Morris, Joy Miller. ROW 2: Constance Morris, Carol Miller, Krista Miller. ROW3: Connie Perrine, Jenny Posey, Anna Lynn Parlett. ROW 4.' Everette Mullins, Robin Rams- burg, Joy Maas, Cheryl McCleary 51 Homeroom 125: FRONT ROW: Bari Winemiller, Mark Wooden, Susan Yeisley. ROW 2: Bonnie Wright, Robin Wales, Susan Wolfe. ROW 3: Stephen Krick, John Yost, Mark Yost, John Wilson. ROW 4: George Windon, Mark Sennett, Harry Sanders. f in Aff ? ,, Homeroom Teachers: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Long, Mr. Fulton, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sebring-Advisor, Lisa Gable-Vice Presi- Mr. Shipman, Mr. Dinsmore. dent, Anne Galbreath-President. ROW 2.' Paul Kni ht-Parlia S2 g . mentarian, Kathy Boyd-Historian, Lesa Miller-Treasurer Sandra Bush-Secretary. eww wee Q 60 52429 46 Upon entering seventh grade, the Class of 1977 had its beginning Our first I . c ass trip, sponsored by the science department, was to the Huntsdale Fish Hatchery above Yellow Breeches Creek. Eighth grade, seeing us one year's experience at Kennard-Dale was kicked off by a Halloween Party. The class was also taken to Harrisbiir t t d g o s u y our state s history. In February, we sponsored a Valentine's Day Dance N. . . . mth grade brought few activities for us. We had our first experience in building a float. Even though it was a disaster and received last place, we had a fun time working on it. Tenth grade brought more good times Our float featuring Snoo . py was a big success. Class pins took on a new style and many people ordered them D t ' d ' e ermine not to be short of funds as seniors, we sponsored a bike raffle. The ring committee designed a new ring, ordered at the beginning of our junior year. A ay Again, featuring Midnight Express. Among our other accomplishments, We held a very successful sub sale and won first place with our class float in the Homecoming parade. The Class of '77 was the first class to enter its senior year with a large b k ' ' an account. As Seniors, we faced many conflicts about our class trip and our class projects As seniors we overcame our robl d . , p ems, or ered our commencement announcements, and looked forward to our futures Looking back upon our six years at Kennard-Dale our experiences ha , ve been a significant part of our lives. We will cherish the moments the events, d th an e people which have influenced us in our years at Kennard-Dale. s Juniors, we hosted the Prom entitled We May Never Pass This W Kathy Clark Historian Class Enrollment: 119 Class Colors: Mint Green and Dark Green Class Flower' White Rose With Mint G B - reen aby's Breath Class Motto: To th ' ' ' ' ' ge er we started this Journey: as 1nd1v1duals we face the world. Mr. Sterling Ecker-Advisor Christine von Lange-President Debra Hess-Secretary Kathy Clark-Historian Gary Hollingshead-Parlimentarian Melanie Wiley-Treasurer Sheree Baker-Vice President Cheryl Ann Absher Felton Student Councll 91011 12 Sec 12 FBLA 1011 12 Pres 12 K D Letter Servlce 1112 Jr gl Sr Class Plays AFS 12 Fawn Staff 12 Natlonal Honor Soclety 12 Cheryl plans to become a secretary after she graduates Joseph Edwm Alles Delta FFA 9 10 11 12-Jr Pres 10 V Pres 11 Pres 11 12 Ed plans to farm ln the future Natalle Akms Stewartstown Basketball 9 Chorus 9 11 12 Vocal Ensemble 10 Natalie would like to go mto a medrcal fleld Richard Alley Delta Work Program Richard plans to enter the army after he graduates Terry Apltsch A1rv1lle Super Ram 12 Student Councll 10 11 Marchlng Band 9 Cheerleadmg Terry plans to Jom the navy or get marrled Ava Arnold A1rv1lle Class Hlstonan 9 Chorus 911 Vocal Ensemble 10 K D Quartet 1011 Ava would lnke to become a sound recordmg engmeer Deborah Lyn Arnold New Park Chorus 9 Natlonal Honor Soclety 11 12 K D Letter Service 12 Fawn Staff 12 Sr Play Deb s future plans are to get marrled and to work 1n the busmess fre d Terr1Backel Stewartstown Terrl plans to own a restaurant some day James T Badders Fawn Grove FFA 11 12 Tom plans to work wlth auto bodies after graduatlon Sheree Lynn Baker Delta Volleyball 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Hockey 11 12 Colorguard 9 1011 12 Class V Pres 1012 Chorus 9 Pres Sr Class Play Varslty Club 1112 Sherees future plans are to attend college majormb m art or physncal educatlon Helen Lounse Baldwm Whlteford Llbrary Club 10 1112 Tres 11 FBLA 11 12 Medxcal Careers 1112 Helen plans to become a medlcal receptlomst 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , , , . . , I . , . , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , , , , 10- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - , . . . , . . , 11 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . . 0' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - l , . Cheryl Ann Absher Joseph Edwin Ailes Natalie Akins I Rlchard Alley Deborah Lyn Arnold Sheree Lynn Baker Helen Louise :sf- Carol Blevins Cynthia Blouse I wr Susan Annette Boyce B ee 'B I ?2!5IQi2i,iY5!lE5iha3i?9i3iOiiiIl125 W :Elm19,10+11:I2:sfErae1g5g aQhbsr1egafng? A Donna Lynne Brenner Beverly Ann Brown - Catherine A. Buckingham Kathy Ann Clark Shirley E. Burrell Patricia Comer Leisa Kaye Brown John Butler Jo Ann Cordrey 59 :if David L. Cosgrove Lester Phillip Dick Barbara Ann Dove Mark C1-emen Alan Di1'CkS Q i Gregory Phillip Eby Sandra Deller Carmen Lorraine Dircks 60 Beverly Dawn Few Dav1d L Cosgrove Fawn Grove Band 9 Football 10 11 12 Trl Capt 12 Basketball 9 10 11 Varslty Club ll 12 Jr Class Play Dave s future plans are to attend college or to Join the Armed Forces Mark Cremen Stewartstown Football 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Chorus 9 10 11 12 A V S 12 Jr Class Play Basketball 12 Mark plans to go to college and major in Phys Ed Sandy Deller Stewartstown Medlcal Careers 11 FHA 11 12 Sandy IS undecided about her future at this txme Lester Phillip Dlck Fawn Grove Ind Arts 9 10 11 12 Phll plans to become a bncklayer Alan Dlrcks Felton Llbrary 9 10 12 Orchestra 10 11 12 Chorus 12 AVS 12 Alan hopes to work with Law Enforcement after he graduates Carmen Lorralne Dnrcks Cross Roads Colorguard 10 11 Softball 9 10 11 12 Badmltton 11 Field Hockey 11 Carmen plans to become a dental receptlonlst Barbara Ann Dove New Freedom FHA 11 Barbara plans to marry after she graduates Gregory Philhp Eby Cross Roads Football 9 10 11 12 Trl Capt 12 Baseball 9 Track 10 11 12 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Greg plans to become a civil engmeer Beverly Dawn Few Delta FBLA 11 12 Llbrary Servlce 12 Bev s ambltnons are to become either an artlst or a receptlonlst and to marry 1n a few years Erxka J Fllson Felton Colorguard 9 10 11 12 Medical Careers 9 10 11 12 Pres 12 FTA 10 11 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Publicity 10 12 Special Chorus 12 Pep Club 11 12 Sec Tres 11 Jr Class Play Erlka plans to go to college and become a medxcal technologist David E Fletcher Felton FFA 9 10 11 12 Dave would like to be a car mechanic or a heavy equlpment operator and settle down a llttle later Billy Gemmxll Stewartstown FFA 9 10 11 12 Parl 11 Baseball 9 Basketball 9 10 11 Bllly has not made his future plans at this time 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' , ' 1 ' - - . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . . . , . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 Erika J. Filson David E. Fletcher William Gemmill Mark Gorrera Benjamin Halsted Gary Hollingshead Mary Annette G01-rel-3 Leslie E. Hare Betty Grace Houdeshel Adrienne M. Grein Debra Lynn Hess Deborah Hurt 62 --- ., 'TN . ., : - ' , N N - 1 - n no . . fi. oo A ' ' 1 ' ' ,, I - ,V', n o ' o E iiS2fQicfi 34153nSfriEi1f5ff2rei45i2i5AlSn:ffnG1aSQq,?15 ,Bh. K . ,,4b, ,,,., .4..K o, V' o m,,., , o mgv, ,Y A, ,i.n, ? v4,v, 4 , Q X ' L nv 1 L W'hW Q., i A , , . h Debra S. Johnson Monti Dean Joines Carson Shane Jones h'Ah n,nf 11331512341Df5Ti6Sti52?9os1Cffl?EQ12?551352323 Tffliinalllhigfligizoi'q ,f,ff,ii1e' 1f onno 115554 An o f oo L o onbn nnn on.n i onn' odnwno 3B5iZfdfi'613E510S1141?i 5J?443P?'5fs1QLQSS 1P??iYS12Di0yfl1 09S29510a3isiQ11iff111iSWSIQZQQZLIQQQQZQQ no o 1135255Fi?i91iHf5QkG3f411323565 n o n n7 o 2Pf1b1wVspeairmsof3Qniestfff3ks1aK5?Qv1HQfiQ oooo 3Q?Qzitsori fihalne f2I096S'ef1Qi-MF?YGE21o3z'.:2A, iii 52229, L21 ,ggggf QQ Q imfw wzszsizwfff-Ju gig-gg-. 7. ,3,14gf'::fL 1 K W.Uagy,m, WQ,U.,.,LggN f,,,,,,hz1... Douglas Jones Cardlff Sr Class Play Homecoming Escort AVS 12 Doug would llke to go on to college and study to become a Journalist Lmdsay Jones Delta FBLA 9 Llndsay plans to further his education Pamela Jean Kane Stewartstown Cheerleadmg 9 10 11 12 Co Capt 11 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Varslty Club 12 Class V Pres 9 Jr Sz Sr Plays Vocal Ensemble 10 12 FBLA 11 12 Sec 12 FTA 10 11 Tres 10 Pam s future plans are to go on to a trade school fmd a Job and settle down Debroah Ann Kashner New Freedom Softball 10 11 12 Deb IS undeclded about her future plans Dale Kessey Felton Lxbrary Servlce 9 10 11 12 IASA 9 10 11 Student Council 9 Fawn Staff 12 Dale s plans to work ln a factory and to farm on a part tlme basls Jun Kxrkpatrlck Fawn Grove Football 9 10 Jun plans to go to college Mlchael A Kurman Stewartstown as an engmeer Wanda Jean Lauer Cross Roads IASA 9 FHA 11 12 Pres 12 Natlonal Honor Society 11 12 Wanda s future plans are to get married and llve a very happy llfe Kunberly Ann Lenzl Whxteford FBLA 1011 12 Chorus 12 Jr 8: Sr Class Plays Colorguard 9 10 Medical Careers 9 K D Letter Servlce 12 German Club 9 Klm hopes to become a secretary Denise Kay Lxggxtt Stewartstown FBLA 10 12 Colorguard 12 Jr Ku Sr Class Plays K D Letter Service 12 Cheerleading 9 10 Todd Llghty Stewartstown Football 9 Baseball 9 10 12 Basketball 9 Chorus 9 Todd plans to go to college to study Journalism Randy C Lowe New Park FFA 910 11 12 Small Gas Engme Contest 1011 12 Jr Class Play Randy hopes to become elther a mechanic or a farmer IASA 9,10:11,12. Mike would like to work for the Western Railroad Company . .- . X G O Douglas Jones Lindsay Jones Pamela Jean Kane x A Deborah Ann Kashner Michael Kurman Denise Kay Liggitt I E 2 Dale Keesey Wanda Jean Lauer Todd Lighty James Kirkpatrick Kimberly Ann Lenzi Randy C. Lowe T. Ruth Lowe Beth Ann Maddox Donald McCauslin do d 4 odoo d oddo d d dido d'dod ododo odod odoo o 'dd ddod o Ai'A fF95!?b3ilfi9f1Q?uQij5dB3SQ58115?i59? dobfllitchiiigi 55Gf31is5dntfB9hri ??92IfiIQI1ifI2i- I oold oddd fp f 9121155 3:0 fuffherheri edueasiciag fthe o'o,d T oJ L d o oood oood x ,k.k 'Vkk hdd ' 'oofoo ies 'odo Cheryl A. McClain Shawn McDonough Christine Marie Miller James McCleary Carol Ann McLaughlin Lori Jean Miller 'E 'T ff! Brian E. McDonald Robert E. Mellinger Pamela Diane Miller Wayde Preston Miller Matthew F. Myers Kenneth Orwig M-r.M w Katherine Lynn Morris Richard D. Myers Catherine Paul N lwrla ' Susan Pamela Mullins Matthew V. Oberg Cathy Lynn Plum se px I fx QV iz Wayde Preston Mlller Stewartstown Wayde s future plans are to make h1S future plans Katherlne Lynn Morrls Fawn Grove Cheerleadmg 9 10 11 12 Capt 12 Hockey 10 11 12 Volleyball 10 11 Concert Band 9 10 11 Fawn Staff 12 Chorus 9 10 11 12 V Pres 12 Varslty Club 10 11 12 Natronal Honor Soclety 11 12 Kathy plans to attend college Susan Pamela Mullms Alrvllle Colorguard 11 Sr Class Play Medlcal Careers 101112 FBLA 101112 FHA 9 10 11 Parh 11 FTA 10 K D Letter Servlce 11 12 Slgn Language Club 10 Sec 10 Sue s future plans are to travel get a good Job and then to settle down Matthew F Myers Stewartstown Track 9101112 Football 1011 Varsxty Club 11 12 Tres 12 Jr Class Tres Jr Class Play Student Councll 10 11 12 V Pres 12 Concert Band 9 10 11 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Matt plans to go to college to become a pllot Rnchard D Myers Delta Concert Band 9 Chorus 9 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 Football 11 Dlck would Matthew V Oberg Delta Track 9 Matt plans to become an auto mechamc Kenneth Orwlg New Park Natlonal Honor Socrety 11 12 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Pres 12 Honors Chorus 11 12 DlStIlCt Chorus 12 Jr 8: Sr Class Plays Fawn Staff 12 Class V Pres 11 Ken s future plans are to become an Electronrcs Englneermg Technologlst Catherlne Paul Stewartstown Jr Class Play Cathy plans to get a job for a couple of years then get marrled Cathy Lynn Plum Fawn Grove Chorus 9 10 11 12 Sec 12 Colorguard 10 11 Vocal Ensemble 10 12 Hockey 9 1011 12 Drama Club 9 Varslty Club 11 12 Pep Club 12 Jr 8: Sr Class Plays Cathy s plans are to fmd a Job she lrkes and later on to settle down Mary Ehzabeth Rlley Shrewsbury Softball 10 11 12 Mary plans to get a job ln the buslness Held and later on get marrled Dawn L Rittle Fawn Grove Concert Band 9 10 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Fleld Hockey 9 10 11 12 Volleyball 10 11 12 Fawn Staff 12 National Honor Soclety 11 12 Jr 8: Sr Class Plays Dawn plans to attend college to study computer SCICIICC Albert Robmson Delta FFA 9 10 11 12 Parll 10 Sec 11 Class Parl 10 Albert plans to work on a farm , . l 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 D 9 9 7 ' ' 9 - 9 ' 1 , 4 1 1 : 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 l , . 1 ' - ' 1 - 1 9 1 1 3 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 - -S - 1 1 1 - - - 3 1 Y Z 9 7 7 ' ' 5 1 1 Z 1 1 S - like to become an electnclan. 1 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 5 3 - - I 1 - - , . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 - - Z 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 S 3 1 5 I - - , . . . . , A . 1 ! ' 1 , , : ' , , , 9 , 1 , 9 ' 1 1 1 3 1 1 Z 3 , 3 . . . . 1 1 1 -' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' Mary Elizabeth Riley Dawn L. Rittle Albert Robinson sg A - ' .5 ..,::' -Wm 5 ,, ,, ,Q E 1 ,,,, 5 K i Et s 2 -2 1 XE! x I K f El Kelly Sue Runkle Barbara Scott Barry Allen Shenk, Jr Robert R. Schmidt Pamela Sue Sechrist Ricky Sipe Joanne Schroader Carol Marie Shaw Brad Sizemore Timothy R. Sizemore , ! H mr ' ' ' ' f i Jack William Smith Julie A. Smith 53:22iGharug,fi9510i1f14i2?il5l61?iQ5i?1fil+!i3i1C5153Siiiiiil?Z352EE2g?sQESfOliiii1d:QiSiisi5QEi1E?3?5iiiiliiiiif to study dental assistance and te get married ,S M , -:yy 2 ,i:f.gf,pg:m4,,,y m.w'fw,ig-.-is:ihq.ywf-ikgfwwzg,'M:ggaw'w.w.,w, Mszmg p ,fmzzyggghf-0 -W gfwgzf .S,' 'li i': ff'f'?i:s2ugi:a1iflmfwifnifzg-12lffA41535244525512ffiffziafxfw-71fW411fL:J.sr62,111,'iilffiiigivfzzfiv '1fuixf1f1,wQf::::,Wfifwifizi. Patty B Smith New Park Sr Class Play AVS 12 Llbrary Servn wealthy and wlse Carol Sparks Delta FHA 11 12 Carol 19 undeclded about Deborah Ann Spencer Fawn Grox ce 12 AFS 12 Pattv plans to be healthy her future plans Jr Sz Sr Class Plays Media Servlc s 12 Deb plans to get marrled and work Patty Smith for her father Conme Jean Steele Stewartstown Softball 10 11 12 Connie plans to g t a job and have ome fun Vlrgmna Ann Steransky Delta Medlcal Careers 11 12 FBLA 12 Class Play Vlrgrma plans to work school Scott L Stmson Stewartstown Homecommg Candldate FBLA Sr and enjoy llfe and later attend nursm Varslty Club 10 11 12 National Honor Society 1112 Basketball 91011 12 electromcs or medical technology Steven A Strlckler Delta Band 910 Scott plans to study erther PFA 9 10 11 12 V Pres 11 12 Stu ent Counc1l9 10 Steve plans to go to trade school to become a machmlst and Wanda Jean Swartz Stewartstown Softball 10 11 12 Wanda plans to ha a good job Dawn Ehzabeth Taylor Delta Bandfront 910 11 12 Capt 11 1 Ensemble 11 12 Chorus 9 1011 1 school and get married Mllena Zoe Tomasov Delta AFS 12 Concert Band 12 March Orchestra 12 Mrlena plans to stud Dave Tompkms Fawn Grove echanlc ve fun after school s out and then look for Pep Club 12 Medical Careers 12 Vocal Dawns ambitions are to go to nurslng ng Band 12 Chorus 12 Basketball 12 astronomy musrc or atomrc physrcs FFA 9 10 11 12 Dave plans to get a Job and retire at 79' Steve Tompkins Fawn Grove IASA 9 10 11 12 Steve plans to ge a job after he graduates , . - 9 ' 2 ' ' -1 ' - M . , . 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Wiley Cynthia D. Wells Bradley L. Wheeling Melanie Hope Wiley ,. 'N xi' ' '1 F lx ' l Ch3l'l6S K- Welsh William Whiteford Kenneth Willialns 1-Q gf--'M Joanne Wilson Karen Lynne Zimmerman Erika Filson and Chris von Lange expose their hairy legs. lt ip S Q , X.. Susan E. Workman R0b61'11 YeiSley Joanne Wilson-Gatchellville FBLA 10,11-Tres. 11g FHA 9,10-Tres. 95 V. Pres. 10g Homecoming Committee 9,1O,11. Joanne plans to go back to New Jersey and attend Burlington County College for accounting. Susan E. Workman-Stewartstown Concert Band 9,10,11,12-Sec. 11,125 Chorus 9,1O,11,12g Hockey 10,11,12g Basketball 10,11,12-Tri-Capt. 123 Volleyball 10,11,12g National Honor Society 11,12-Sec. 12g Fawn Staff 123 Varsity Club 11,12. Sue plans to attend college and major in Social Welfare. Robert Yeisley-Fawn Grove AVS 12. Bob is going to take life easy. Karen Lynne Zimmerman-New Park Hockey 9,10,11,12g Fawn Staff 125 Student Council 11,12-Pres. 12g Chorus 9,10, 11,12g Jr. gr Sr. Class Playsg Varsity Club 1O,11,12g National Honor Society 11,12- Tres. 12g FBLA 11,12-V. Pres. 12. Karen plans to become a medical assistant. MEMORIES . . . CREAM CF THE CROP AT LEFT: Most Athletic Gary Hollingshead and Susan Workman ABOVE: Tallest and Shortest Benjamin Halstead and Sheree Baker AT LEFT: Most School Spirit Matthew Myers and Christine von Lange l ,.......? T...--1 ........ .N--N , AT RIGHT: Most Attractive: Donald McCauslin and Kelly Runkle BELOW: Most Musical: Brian McDonald and Betty Houdeshel ABOVE: Most Likely to Succeed: Kenneth Orwig aud Eydie Waldron AT LEFT: Class Couple: Matthew Oberg and Mary Riley ABOVE.' Most Artistic Richard Myers and Deborah Hurt AT LEFT: Best Dressed Barry Shenk and Kathy Clark BELOW: Quietest Jack Smith and Natalie Akins UPPER: Class Comics Wayde Miller and Pamela Miller LOWER: Most Talkative Monti Joines and Erika Filson AT LEFT: Best Personality Mark Cremen and Cathy Plum Fl ANCIAL GUAL REACHED Kathy Morris promotes the sale of candy bars to customer, Lesa Miller. Ruth Lowe and class advisor, Mr. Ecker, try to devour the last few candy bars. Throughout the years, the class of '77 has Worked hard to make each class project a success. In tenth grade, the bike raffle that we sponsored was quite successful. As juniors, we held a sub sale and hosted the 1976 Prom. As seniors, we raised money to pay the expenses of our class trip. The tradi- tional candy bar selling progressed smoothly and a chicken-B-Que was held in the spring. Z! Ni X X, .R 2? , ssaaa , Ti 'A E t. ,... ttt, . ,,.. U? 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I Vfkl Z . , ' is ff,.,' A' J ,fP!..'fff -L'L 9 it M A, 1 1 it yi, A . it ja 7 V w x., ' l , 7 41. :ii , ,- it '.f' gl-12 , , ,r , -1. ,- ni. ,,,' L il' . , ie I . iiti : z: ' - is ' si x o ' s--v . . 4, ,, iirr John takes time from watching Love Story. 5-e5,Z,,.f AT RIGHT: Mllena Tomasov, Honorary Candidate for Home- . - - - coming Queen, IS led across the football field by escort, Doug- ff ' '-r' ,-,- las Jones- fl ors I ' I .. e i 1 ,,,5. V ,Q . W ti 1' -r ' , 'rL' ' . o'Lr Milena Tomasov Werth was an exchange stu- dent from Chile brought here by the American Field Services. Another foreign student, John Wagner, came here from West Germany to live with relatives and attend school. We, the staff, asked them to write about their first impressions of our school, students, and faculty. When I first came to the United States, I was surprised by the many differences between the German and the American schools. In America the ,school day is longer, there is no school ori:Satur- days, and the relationship between the teachers and students is different. The atmosphere is more friendly and personal than it is in Germany. After a month, I became accustomed to the changes found them very pleasing. I Another thing that has made my being here 82 more comfortable is the fantastic people at Kennard-Dale. Since Kennard-Dale is a relatively small school, in a short time I came to know most ' of the students. They all are very friendly land helped me to find my way through the unfamiliar new world. s The teachers helped me very generously with I my problems. They were always ready to answer my questions about school work. I want to ess . pecially thank Mr. Brant, who often gave me his time after school to explain to me some mysterious math problems. y g f I would also like to thank Mr. Bach and Mrs., Darkes for their many efforts in helping mentor succeed. Because of them, the possibility of going to college in the United States has become more of a reality. A . I s ND CHILE fflf lseme timeicluring thecyearcyou rnetjagirl from il jumping fwithiiljloycicat 1al KennardfDale gameg Chilegn11at5iwaseme.ycBeing herefetliKeiinerd5Da1e One cdayff decided te learn moreccaboutlfsheg Iyyyhadgafbeautifill year, Whogever ieli ii hinkscyitjisceasy rules and regulatiorggl of KermardfDa1e., Unfor. to live in a foreign country is yfarlifremygthec truthi tuiiately, clgctwileijentiqiiq Altheughl natfsure- Being can eicliange Studentfie ,the nicest fexperi- iflcmy eSpaQrxieh? acceri tc adds toe the chorus, .I len-5 ence, and in facthriinge upgquestions, doubts and joy sin gi11gfyery much.y1 was also al memberfofi many different itliirigsgf A 7 Q 7 l y i ' i 1 lthegirlsffbaskethalle team, but many timesel f Ari AFS yearlie quite yariedQv'Yes, itheughjyiti ish wondieredygiffl hetccause Mrs. Platt toe many difficultltolbelieve, ctherBgyWer eefinemente'thatc ilI. i Vfproblejgrxe.flVfQu11dkeymylltr,ip,SV with-tlie FFA very didnilwantiiteleaveQThereycwerey1il5eSame ylec mo? Lf y , , if 1 ' ments that I wanted lli0'fpaCk lniyjeuiteaees i endQ if l flliwillifalways lile remembered cirl rainyclfeefballygarxieg Ieaveeas seen as possible:Onelsuchecexperiehce was c me marching band,-y HOmecorx1ingffgthe Amerif my first test, in which lIc thought knew the e 1 canyfiistoryltest Icfailedi,yand511iyimanyi otherex- enswers y but ididxft understand the questions. Ati thislyetime I was very appreciative forthe patience and helpfulness of the teachers and styudentsg i Sometimes Ie find-myself alrnestiihatingc school. I must get up yearly in the morningfaiide work late at night on hemeworkc. Othere times I find myself l fperiences :at Kennard-Dale. l l 7 e 'Il will always carry with me an e enjoyable theught of iKennard4Dele, In my mind there will always be a picture of blue and gold. W 116111 wear my Kennard-Dale jacket or sweater, I will always eremember my American friends? i y i c i Milena learns the techniques of typing. John takes time from a hectic schedule to study in the library. B3 IN MEMORY OF 1 JAMES J. 'CMITCHH MICHAEL James J. Mitch Michael was born March 30, 1959. Mitch attended kindergarten in Stewarts- town. From there, he attended St. Mary's Catholic School in York until seventh grade. Then, he attended Kennard-Dale High School until his death on February 23, 1976. Throughout his life, Mitch was very active in school and community activities. He was a Cham- pion Speller in the Patriot News Spelling Bee, frequently attended square dances around the community, and was very active in Scouting for many years. In 1973, he became an Eagle Scout, the highest honor that a scout can receive. In ninth 84 and tenth grades, Mitch played on the Kennard- Dale baseball team. His love for the sport also aroused him to play for the Stewartstown Tiger Baseball Team. In addition to these, he was a member of the Saint John the Baptist Church in New Freedom, PA. Mitch was a true friend to all those who knew him and students at Kennard-Dale shall always remember him and his concern for others. The many special moments we have shared with Mitch are unforgettable. James Michael will remain in our hearts forever. avec wee v So 52409 42 FHA York Fair Participants, FRONT ROW: Glenda Heiner-Third Place, hand-embroidered clothes, Barbara Dove, Debra Johnson-Second Place, Place, pillows. ROW 2: Lori Marsteller-Second Place, shirt and Third Place, stuffed toy, Terri Warner-Third Place, housecoatg Stacia Allen. pillowsg Joanne Wilson, Anita Street-First HDMEM QXSYURF' AK FRONT ROW: Joy Maas-Corresponding Sec., Anita Street-V. Pres., Krista Miller-Treas., Debra Johnson- Parl., Cheryl McClain-Recording Sec., Wanda Lauer- Pres., Mrs. Wilson-Advisor. ROW 2: Sandra Deller, Patricia Comer, Carol Sparks, Joann Judy, Belinda Davis. ROW 3: Adrienne Grein, Christine Miller, Kelly Runkle, Darlene Rheinholt, Nancy Cooper, Joy Miller. ROW 4: Joan Miller, Constance Morris, Donna Burkins, Karen Delp, Tina Hostler, Cheryl Heaps. IAA FRONT ROW: Gregory Dircks, Timothy Bush, Donald Peck, Andrew Schieler, James Badders, David McFadden, John Hortman, Steven Almony, William Buckingham, Joseph Apitsch, Phillip Dick, Michael Hartsough. ROW 2: Randy McClain, Carl Schmidt, Steven Thompkins, Daniel Dick, Greg Hart, Ryan Peters, Ronald Carter, Lindsay Jones, Scott Bennet, Marvel Bonham, Larry Hanzlik, William Widner. ROW 3.' William Maddox, Robert Wiles, Jeffrey Comer, Michael Oberg, John Trimble, Richard Paul, Michael Orwig. ROW 4: Mr. Zimmerman-Advisor, Jeffrey Wise, Mark Jones, Terry Jones, Michael Wagner, Walter Stewart, George Windon, Mark Gorrera, Michael Maine, Harry Sanders, Jerry Graffton, Russel Sims, Mr. Hortman-Advisor. SEATED: Jeffrey Wiley-Pres., Melanie Wiley-IASA Sweetheart. STANDING: Donald McCauslin-V. Pres., Mark Sen- nett-Sec. Gregory Dircks concentrates on a project in wood-shop. Mr. Zimmerman observes Anthony Hall's peculiar antics. Donald Gingrich works on his wood-shop project. A S SPC SORS EXCHA GE TUDE T American Field Services Club is a recently formed organization. They have sponsored an exchange student, Milena Tomasov, for this year. The club wishes to continue to sponsor exchange students in the following years. As a fund-raising project, the AFS Club held an Ugly Couple Contest. Ten teachers competed for the title and students and teachers voted with nickels for the two winners. All the contestants were rewarded with consolation prizes. The winners, ,Mrs. Atkins and Mr. Gallagher, were crowned at the Spirit Jug Pep Rally. The AFS Club plans to have more fund-raising activities in order to sponsor future exchange students. At right: Milena Tomasov crowns Queen Ugly, Mrs. Atkins, and Margie Erisman crowns King Ugly, Mr. Gallagher, as Kim Fleischmann explains their gag prizes. . .. in sm, AFS Exchange Student, Milena Tomasov, was an Milena Tomasov laughs with delight at her perfect honorary member of the Homecoming court. timed writing in typing class. FRONT ROW: Kim Fleischmann-Treas- urer, Joy Maas-Secretary, Anna Lynn Parlett-President, Milena Tomasov-Ex- change Student, Carol Webb - Vice- President, Beth Jacoby-Corresponding Secretary. ROW 2: Cheryl Absher, Karen Zimmerman, Lesa Miller, Dawn Brown, Bari Winemiller, Susan Workman, Marilyn Hess, Lori Keech, Julie Morris. ROW 3: Mrs. Mc Elwain-Advisor, Francina Warner, Amber Gladfelter, Robert Spangler, Lisa Gable, Ann Boyd, Laura Stratmeyer, Lori Marsteller, Anne Galbreath, Denise Smith, Debra Shaffer. ROW 4: Susan Throne, Lisa Allen, Diane Lloyd, Patricia Smith, Sandy Bush, Margaret Erisman, Lori Her- shey, Kathy Boyd, Kenneth Orwig. LIBRARY CLUB PROVIDE NNUMER BLE ERVICE FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wagner, Melody Wire, Dawn Brown, Stacy Allen, Elaine Lanuis, Sonia Deller, Alta Peck, Julie Lloyd. ROW 2: Sharon Hollingshead, Vickie Haga, Diana Isenock, Polly Mc- Ginnity, Donna Kashner, Rhoda Black, Brenda Bailey, Bev Few. ROW 3: Donna Kossiakoff, JoAnne Schroeder, Tina Testerman, Betty Houdeshel, Sharon Towson, Melinda Lloyd, Kim Keesee. ROW 4: Tina Cremen, Dale Keesey, Mark Cremen, Alan Dircks, Charles Welsh, Patty Smith, Julie Smith. ser-President. ROW 2. QC me sn WS mms mf we ra an 5: N35 mg l'N-ihii Xll'lYCu8,lfjLfi his in Rm! cgcmife hr? ow, Ringer .5 3 , , ,pmemfmmw ,,,,, ,.., . . f :::' Advisor. . J .Wagneriaad ai.i haf :.:r iaifiai .1.s.: ara-lalways neiair EIQQWQR - 11e1P.S?1f1de1f1i1Sia1fi11fi aouraes rere fafxrereseiafahefand 1 bovkse 10,1-rehdriesstfqrf .sr, 61i.i,G3'H'!?11iPQ.jA a.r,a E Qleqsaht 1 'aimoephare iS:.mai11fained :inPhe:.1ibr,arYfanda , many m'afHfiSlSff.i. .isi available ffiisv Student: o I use Th6e:12bfary'r1f0r111?r1Ya .:.had4atQa,:1aa1Qta1n.e all audiovisual? eqL1iPH1ent4,Afriewlyffforined 1 J 0f2ar1i2H11i0n,jfAudiiQ+VisUa1 ris. Serviifimg riar .r,. ,performs that i?baSk. ,isir Ginnityt eshdwsfus ri:.i ones. Of .:ilr. ' 1 Sayings A Rwhichgxarei gsieeli 'l'r rtsi. f hftaughbwl :,::: that library, V 7:45 i', A QA.: 'V-,,'. Q V,', V'VV ',', . . -,V.V 89 FRONT ROW: Cindy Bow- Sharon Towson-Vice Presi- dent, Betty Houdeshel- Secretary, Stacy Allen- l Treasurer, Mrs. Wagner- FIVE FFA MEMBER AWARDED Junior FFA, FRONT ROW.' Scott Joines-Reporter, Anthony Hall-Chaplain, David Orwig-Treas., Tracy Horsley-Pres., Debra Hess-FFA Sweetheart, Jeffrey Wilson-V. Pres., Polly McGinnity-Sec., Michael Kunkle- Parl., Bradley Rineholt-Sentinel. ROW 2: James Rice, Larry Hollingshead, Mark Griffith, Fred Roycroft, Scott Pomraning, Gary Blankenship, Mark Rehman, Thomas Sizemore, Larry Hare. ROW 3: John Baldwin, Todd Wallen, John Hobbs, David Glackin, William Yale, Gary McCleary, Gary Matthews, David Rineholt, David Wilson, Farel Pence. ROW 4: Timothy Mergler, Ronald Carson, Daniel Kreeger, Roger Orwig, Shane McDonough, Herbert Spangler, James Knight, Eric Lighty, Kevin Hall, Michael Orwig, Dennis Harden. ROW 5: Anthony Testerman, Jack Koontz, William Green, Rodney Bowles, Marti Joines, Kenneth Scott, Todd Plum, Clifford Simmons, Brian Nielson, Reginald Workman, Richard Nocar. ROW 6: Joseph Black, Randy Stabley, Jennings Perrine, William Grove, Todd Hersey, David Picone, Richard Trout, Kenneth Morton, Brian Testerman, Donald Wiley, Linda Brey, Mark Miller. ROW 7.' James Harris, Larry Hill, Lee Gorrera, Brian Richardson, Joseph Hensley, James Moser, Maurice Manifold, John Hartman, Joseph Hurt, Carl Davis. STANDING: Mr. Travis, Mr. Register, Mr. Wright-Advisors. I ABOVE.' Recipients of the Keystone Farmer Degree: Gary Hol- lingshead, Edwin Ailes, Steven Strickler, William Gemmillg ABSENT, Timothy Sizemore. AT RIGHT: Kenneth Williams-State FFA Chorus, Monti Joines-County FFA Public Speaking Contest Winner, Mark Rehman-State FFA Band. 90 .W,,,.,.,. rm... Y J.-mg wma. W-M--Q-:gnaawarni KEYSTO 'E FARMER DEGREE am: as im an Q 1 Senior FFA, FRONT ROW' Robert Stewart-Chaplain Brett Smith-Parl., Monti Joines-Reporter, Debra Hess! FFA Sweetheart, Edwin Ailes-Pres., Paul KnightiV. Pres., Dean Miller-Sec. ROW 2: Jeffrey Griffith, Bruce Walther, Marshall Burkins, Everette Mullins, Daniel Smith, Robert Scott, Carol Blevins, Susan Wolf, Michele Volz, Robin Wales. ROW 3: Scott Stinson, William Gemmill, Leslie Hare, David Fletcher, Joel Weaver, Steven Strickler, 7ll., I Of all the student organizations at K-D FFA is the largest and most successful. Som of its members have been awarded state honors such as the Keystone Farmer Degree. The have participated in the State Farm Show State FFA Band and Chorus, Public Speakin Contests, and Parliamentary Procedure Con test. The Parliamentary Procedure Team cap tured first place in the county contest an third place during state competition in June All of these would never have been possibl with the dedicated guidance of their advisors. UPPER LEFT: James Knight and Larry Hare unload oranges during the FFA's annual citrus fruit sale. AT LEFT: Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team, FRONT ROW: Dean Miller, Robert Stewart, Steven Krick, Paul Knight, Jeffrey Grif- fith. ROW 2: Jeffrey Wilson, Tracy Horsley, Robin Wales, Rich- ard Hushon. Gary Hollingshead, Donald Marstellar, Bruce Hrebik, Steven Krick, Richard Sietz. ROW 4: John Butler, Kenneth Williams, John Wilson, Jerome Bach, Jay Greer, Michael Smith, Judson Gemmill, Richard Hushon, Ronald Miller, James Kirkpatrick, Douglas Weaver, Thomas Heaton. STANDING: Mr. Travis, Mr. Register, Mr. Wright- Advisors. i 91 BUSINESS STUDE T PROFIT Among their many activities, the FBLA ran the school store which provides various school supplies. Last year, at Ship- pensburg, members of the FBLA won awards in competition with many other FBLA chapters. John Yost won third place in Business Math, Lori Miller captured second place in Shorthand I, and Jennifer Henry won third place in Account- ing II. On March 3, 1977 FBLA members competed in Busi- ness Math, Accounting I and II, Shorthand I and II, Spelling, Clerical, Miss FBLA, Mr. FBLA, Clerk Typist I and II, and Public Speaking categories at Shippensburg. Those who won there went on to competition at Host Farms. Mr. Fulton, advisor, along with the other members of the Business De- partment, help the FBLA members prepare for these activities. IDU HHSHH 550415-E TK? if Al Vs Nl? RYE! IZNSHZILS E FUTURE IZLMKNEHS HEADEIZS ANU fa AR AFTIRE WEXQHER, X-LI. STRIKE YU UEXEHJI THE fQEZ'ESSAltl, XR tlELON1HlK A LEADER. N Christine Miller demonstrates the use of an adding machine at the FBLA display. -ml Mrs. McElwain-Business Dept., Mr. Fulton- Advisor, John Yost-Hist., Lori Miller-Treas., Pamela Kane-Sec., Laura Howlett-Parl., Mrs. Long-Business Dept., Mrs. Kulpon-Business Dept. BACK: Cheryl Absher-Pres., Karen Zimmerman- V. Pres. 1 i 320' if FRONT ROW: Christine Miller, Kimberly Lenzi, Susan Bakley, Larry Boyd, William Boyd, Christine Kirk- patrick, Denise Smith, Beverly Few, Cynthia Blouse. ROW 2: Connie Schnetzka, Susan Bundrick, Renita Amspacher, Bonnie Cooper, Helen Marstellar, Debra 92 Hess, Kelly Runkle, Michele Volz, Denise Liggitt, Vir- ginia Steransky, Julida Steransky. ROW 3: Carol Shaw, Helen Baldwin, Pamela Hensley, Kimberly Keesee, Leisa Brown, Vicky Griest, Francina Warner, Cynthia Badders, Teresa Sizemore, Sandra Woodruff. TI-IRC GH K-D LETTER ERVICE FRONT ROW: Susan Mullins, Julida Steransky, Brenda Helen Baldwin, Debra Hess, Cynthia Wells, Tianda Hutton. Raspe, Christina Gray, Kimberly Lenzi. ROW 2: Karen ROW 4: Carol McLaughlin, Pamela Hensley, Joan Miller, Zimmerman, Lori Miller, Kimberly Keesee, Kelly Runkle, Brenda Crowl, Sydonie Welsh, Kimberly Lansinger, Christine Miller, Laura Howlett, Michele Volz, Carol Mil- Deborah Arnold, Jeannette Unkle. ler, Lonnie Grove, Theresa Byrum. ROW 3: Cheryl Absher, Kim KGBSGG types iI1f0r1T1ati0H f01' a teaCher. Cindy Wells types programs for the Christmas Concert. K.D. Letter Service was designed to give elev- enth and twelfth grade business students an oppor tunity to apply their business skills and knowledge. The students performed skills in typing, filing 7 duplicating, and other jobs. They have often done work for out of school activities for small fees. With the money made, they had a trip for the students in the spring. 93 H0 OR OCIETY INDUCT X xx f X X? Mr. John Bach presents the annual Hall of Fame award. Eydie Waldron and Carol McLaughlin lead the candle light processional. President Pam Sechrist leads the inductees in the National Honor Society oath. 94 THIRTY MEMBER FRONT ROW: Bari Winemiller, Anne Galbreath, Milena Tomasov, Tianda Hutton, Katherine Morris, Dawn Rittle, Deborah Arnold, Melanie Wiley, Beth Jacoby, Edward Dircks. ROW 2: Donna Brenner, Connie Steele, Amber Gladfelter, Cheryl Absher, Betty Houdeshel, Pamela Sechrist, Susan Workman, Lori Miller, Debra Hess, Lisa Gable, Constance Kilgore. ROW 3: Sandra Throne, Lori Hershey, Susan Boyce, Kimberly Fleischmann, Karen Zimmerman Beverly Brown, Kathy Clark, Eydie Waldron, Kenneth Orwig Wanda Lauer, Kathy Boyd, Carol Webb, Timothy Roseberry ROW 4: Eric Hall, Lisa Allen, Carol Shaw, Margaret Erisman Barry Shenk, Scott Stinson, Carol McLaughlin, Beth Maddox Bradley Wheeling, Jack Smith, John Yost. 1 Each year, the N3tionalQHonior Society inductsxnew members who are selected on the qualities iisis of scholarship, leadership,,charaetefre and service. This year, qualifying students: wereiinductedl into the society. The members of the society are toset examples for other students to follow. A ,Duties thesocietyspefforre ,lit Q in- clude tumring, revisingir ifhejsiristag dents handbook, f A the Hall oft Fame' awfifdl ,,-e years award WHS iff Grace Kgmmins, receivedllthisi honor for herb ments in the:,the2ltFiCe!?2fie1d:fr,Mrs-rife ,Kimmins was slrsesye :ehnaf!1PDa1e studemeand , a r ,K,L Vk.V KV.V . V, FRONT ROW: Pamela Sechrist-Presi- dent. ROW 2: Karen Zimmerman- Treasurer, Susan Workman-Secretary ROW 3: Kathy Clark-Vice-President Mrs. Atkins-Advisor. R. I-IU T ERVE TE TH YEAR Layout Design-Susan Workman and Pamela Sechrist. Typists-Debra Hess and Cheryl Absher ,.,,. - Sales and Circulation-Donna Brenner and Katherine Morris. File Clerk-Dawn Rittle. P Creators, Designers, Co-ordinators of Fawn '77, ffl ,mfr AS YE RBOOK ADVI OR Editors-Beth Maddox and Carol McLaughlin W, Ad Designers-Lori Miller and Karen Zimmerman Photographers-Beverly Brown and Dale Keesey ,.mM ' Fawn '77 required much work and many decisions to make it a reflection of the 1976-77 school year. Every person on the Fawn Staff made an important contribution to the total outcome of the yearbook. Having been Mr. Hunt's last year as Advisor, the staff strove for per- fection. The staff rushed to meet dead- lines and Worked beyond school hours to guarantee the production date. Copy Writers-Kenneth Orwig and Kathy Clark Secretary-Treasurers-Susan Boyce and Deborah Arnold EDICAL CAREER A D FIL CREW Medical Careers Club is for students who are interested in a career in the medical field. Guest speakers attended club meetings to further the students' knowledge in various medical fields. A field trip in the spring was their major ac- tivity. Medical Careers Club furthers the stu- dents' awareness of the opportunities and re- sponsibilities surrounding a medical career. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Schmuck, I- ' ' A Advisor, Tammy Robinson, Linda I Schnetzka, Robert Spangler, Kim- berly Heuer, Deborah Filson, Donna Kashner. ROW 2: Peggy Sizemore, Leisa Brown, Susan Yeisley, Denise Smith, Anne Galbreath, Joy Miller, Nancy Cooper, Cindy Blouse. ROW 3: Susan Boyce, Robin Ward, Ruth Lowe, Donna Brenner, Virginia Steransky, Christine Miller, Kelly Runkle, Lisa Gable. ROW 4: Helen Baldwin, Erika Filson, Donna Har- rington, Jale Hershey, Margaret Erisman, Laura Stratmeyer, Dawn Taylor, Lynn Eby, Carol Shaw. ROW 5: Terri Warner, Nadine Filson, Pamela Hensley, Christine von Lange, Lisa Allen, Lesa Miller, Julie Smith, Susan Mullins, Anita Streett. Film crew assures that teachers receive the films that they have ordered and that the films are re- turned at the proper time. Mrs. Kulpon is the advisor in making sure that all the films are distributed cor- rectly. AT RIGHT: Carol Miller prepares the film projector under the supervision of Mrs. Kulpon. 98 Advisor, Mrs. Schmuckg Erika Filson, Presg Ruth Lowe, V. Pres, Carol Shaw, Treasg Donna Brenner, Sec. A-V ERVICES AND PEP CLUB BE EFIT K-D FRONT ROW: Lori Keech, V. Pres: Erika Filson, Christine von Lange, Bari Winemiller. ROW 2: Sandy Bush, Lori Hershey, Sandra Throne, Beth Jacoby, Dawn Brown, Joy Maas. ROW 2.' Kim Fleischmann, Secj Treas.g Amber Gladfelter, Julie Morris, Cathy Plum, Debra Hurt. ROW 4: Lisa Allen, Lisa Stanley, Kathy Boyd, Pres, Marilyn Hess, Marcia Smith, Margaret Erisman. ROW 5: Anne Galbreath, Lesa Miller, Laura Strat- meyer, Lori Marsteller, Cathy Buckingham, Dawn Taylor. Pep Club was organized to promote spirit within the student body. The mem- bers of the club were always heard at pep rallies and games cheering the team on to victory. The club, under the supervision of the advisor, Mr. Barefoot, made posters to hang in the school. Audio-Visual Services is a newly formed organization at K-D. A-V Services main- tain the film projectors, record players, video tape system, and other media equip- ment for use at K-D. This organization keeps the media equipment well organized and in proper working order. Mr. Gal- lagher and Mrs. Wagner are the advisors. FRONT ROW.' Ed Dircks, Anna Lynn Parlett, Sonia Deller, Elaine Lanius, Victoria Haga, Melanie Wire. ROW 2: Mark York, Timothy Bradley, Diana lsennock, Cindy Bowser, Donna Kashner, Betty Houdeshel. ROW 3: Douglas Jones, Margaret Erisman, Eydie Waldron, Julie Smith, Kenneth Orwig, Dale Keesey. ROW 4: Robert Yeisley, Mark Cremen, Alan Dircks, Thomas Heaton, Patty Smith, Charles Welsh, Mr. Gallagher, Advisor. VARSITY CLUB PC SCR Tim Bradley struggles to pull his donkey to the basket. AT RIGHT: Mr. Howell laughs as Tim Bradley tries to get his wild pony under control. Jeff Spencer takes a hard fall. Varsity Club is an organization that all male and female varsity letter winners have a right to be in. To qualify for Varsity Club, a male or female must have earned one varsity letter in an interscholastic sport. They must also continue to play that sport to remain in Varsity Club. A 100 Chris von Lange passes the ball to Beth Maddox. student may earn a varsity letter in football, field hockey, basketball, track, volleyball, base- ball, or varsity cheerleading. The club holds various fund raising activities to pay for the club jackets. This year, the club held a Donkey Basketball game. D O KEY BA KETBALL GA E Melanie Wiley, Kathy Clark, and ing while the basketball teams are Kathy Morris take a break from cheer- introduced. Monti Joines-President of Varsity Club. Y , UW FRONT ROW Julie Morris Amber Gladfelter Timothy Roseberry Sheree Baker, Anne Galbreath, Constance Kilgore, Kimberly Fleischmann, Robin Wales, Joseph Gibbs. ROW 2: Wanda son Margaret Erisman Pamela Sechrlst Cynthia Buchanan Lisa Stanley, Barry Shenk, Karen Zim- merman, Timothy Bradley. ROW 4: Cathy Halstead, Todd Shenk, John Gregory Eby looks for help during a Varsity Club project. Good, Laura Stratmeyer, Kathy Clark, Lori Miller, Debra Hess, Pamela Kane, Kathy Morris, Susan Workman, Christine von Lange, Anna Lynn Par- lett, Lisa Gable, Beth Maddox, Cathy Plum. ROW 3: Mr. Gordon Sinclair- Advisor, Jeffrey Spencer, Donald Mc- Causlin, Carson Jones, Mark Cremen, William Whiteford, Roland Thomp- Butler, Thomas Heaton, Scott Stin- son, Judson Gemmill, Jerome Bach, Eric Hall, Bradley Wheeling, Donald Marsteller, Richard Ford, Brent Lingenfelter, William Butler, Tracy Horsley. ROW 5.' Matthew Myers- Treasurer, Monti Joines-President, Gary Hollingshead-Vice President, Melanie Wiley-Secretary. 101 TUDE T CCU CIL FRONT: Sandy Sizemore-Freshman Class Rep. FRONT ROW: Anna Lynn Parlett, Barbara Stewart, Karen Zimmer- man. ROW 2: Matthew Myers, Lisa Allen, Thomas Neal, Anne Galbreath-Junior Class Rep. ROW 3: Robin Sommer, Laura Stratmeyer, Kimberly Fleischmann, Kathy Clark, Teri Mc- Causlin. ROW 4: Kathy Hash-Sophomore Class Rep., Mari- lyn Hess, Amber Gladfelter, John Wilson, Nancy Anderson. ' Q , ABOVE.' Mr. Dinsmore acts as advisor for Student Council. LOWER RIGHT: Karen Zimmerman was Student Counci1's candidate for Homecoming Queen. 102 SE'ATED: Karen Zimmerman-Pres., Matthew Myers-V. Pres. STANDING: Carol McLaughlin-Treas., Cheryl Ab- sher-Sec. REPRESENTS STUDE T BODY The Junior Class' entry in the After the parade, the bonfire sparked Ram's spirit. Student Council is an organization that was designed to benefit the students of Kennard-Dale. The members of Student Council were chosen by the classes they represented. The presidents of various school organizations and clubs were also invited to be representatives. Although the mem- bers were the only people to vote, the club repre- sentatives voiced their opinions. float competition of the Home- coming parade won second place. Cheerleader, Anne Galbreath, leads in spirit during the Home- coming parade. Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Weekend which proved to be a big success. This year, rain did not ruin the weekend plans. Student Council was responsible for one assembly a month. The Winter Carnival was the spring project, and a spirit week and pep rally were planned. 103 Rams Give Kicks in 76 was the theme for the 1976 Homecoming week- end. The activities began with a student pep rally. The Homecoming parade was Friday evening, consisting of the band, cheerleaders, Homecoming candidates, and a float entered by each class. The sophomores captured first place in the float contest. After the parade, the bonfire sparked school spirit for the Homecoming game on Saturday, which was unfortunately lost to Susquehan- nock. The Homecoming Candidates were announced at the game during halftime. The Homecoming Queen, Debra Hess, was crowned by the 1975 Queen, Julie Lanius Crouse. The Homecoming Dance, with entertain- ment by Federation, closed the week- end's activities. -f s., 22 BO FIRE SPARK Donnie Marsteller carries the ball for a lst down against Susquehannock 3 The Homecoming Queen Candidates: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Clark, Cheerleading's candidate, escort, Monti Joines Kathy Morris, Varsity Club's candidate, escort, Matthew Myers, Virginia Steransky, FBLA's candidate, escort Benjamin Halstedg Chris von Lange, Band Front's candidate, escort, Leslie Hare, Susan Workman, Field Hockeys candidate, escort, Donald McCausling 104 I-I0 ECOMING PIRIT Debra Hess FFA Sweetheart reigns as Qu the 1976 Homecoming Q Sophomore's float captures first place. Q, X Karen Zimmerman, Student Council's candidate, escort, Barry Shenkg Melanie Wiley, IASA Sweetheart, escort, Jeffrey ' ' ' ' D t' d'd t Wileyg Milena Tomasov, AFSs candidate, escort, Douglas Jones, Pamela Sechrist, Music epartmen s can 1 a e, escort, Kenneth Orwigg Debra Hess, FFA Sweetheart, escort, Edwin Ailes. MEMORIES x xx! K' MWWW4 l QSQB This would be a wonderful world if we all did as well today as we expect to do tomorrow THE JU ICR CLASS PRESENTS Flowers for Algernon was the drama pre- sented by the Junior Class on March 12, 1976. It is the compelling story of Charlie, a mentally retarded man, and the strange interweaving of his life with that of Algernon, a mouse. Experi- mental surgery has been performed on Algernon increasing his intelligence three fold. The opera- tion is tried on Charlie, who rapidly changes from a moron toa genius, far more intelligent than his teacher, Alice Kinnian, or the doctors who created the operating technique. As Charlie approaches his peak of brilliance, Algernon shows frightening signs of regression. The story becomes a race against time. Doctor Strauss Professor Nemur, and Miss Kinnian discuss the possibility of using Charlie in the experiment. ABOVE.' Charlie's Mother is busy keeping Norma quiet. AT LEFT.' Charlie . . . the happy moron. Charlie is ridiculed by Joe, Mrs. Donner, Frank, and Gina when he re- turns to the bakery after his operation. FLOWER lDr.mSf.rauss . . , . :Pi1ofesser'Nemur , Kelty Clark f . Kenneth Qrwiig 5A1ice'Kihniag',1f,'. Debrsfliiiirt, 4 'BnntSe1don, L--.',l..'Matthew Myers w iChe211ei9UPdQhs l Doris L if .Nursean . . . 5 vlgiflii .212 . . .. V 1' lMrs4LDnnneiI',.1. L .s 1 Joe'..,, ,,,., ,Q gf 5. . : .f. 1 L., Barr A Shank ' iKimbei-ly Lengi- Q Uenise,-Liggitt' A ,- .lnraaieyr whee1ing12 l ' E, Spencer ,Lori Millerygii Marl:gCren1en' i 'c,ry1 lA5shex4 2 Teen:-gge' Charlie 2 .fbbgvicl Cosgroyeify .Father ' Mrslrelemm Ellen, J. . Bernice, . f . .Q Q 11. Qznfxnie , 1 Q , . Q gl. Cliaixlady Q, ,Z 1 ,W smomey f 5 . Q . Mirs,fNermire Q .g,i.. ,MSS-HQITVBYA . f Jgckiewelbeggl Anxie Welhei' 1' ' 'f Mbntifdoiidee e 5 Dsvm-Rittlei 1 yi., Cathy Pluin 239 Pame1aiKarfeg,. V Q Karen 'Zi1iigiie:msLxq'Q3l1ff'l1'Q' eBevsrly4 Briswni if ig? lj :Chris von Lanigej fl Pamela sechrm ' if f Eyafei wszdion, ' Siisen Qworkniant '- P ,Ag-..,. BethfMsddoirfi Nozinafga 5 ,LL. . j.Kg1thy Morris ' 7StagefCi'eweeR:+indy Lowejiellyi . '- Rgmmssusanlsmailgmgpfil 1 ' l fCethyqP:anl FOR ALGER ON 7' S Mr. Gallagher, technical advisor, and Mr. Campbell, director, discuss the proper lighting for the next scene. H ge 5 g a Ei ,ieiimfi 2 2 l Burt is stunned by Charlie's rapidly increasing intelligence RGMANTIC CO SPIRACY, C P UF TEA, Romantic Conspiracyl'-FRONT: Sheree Baker, Kimberly Lenzi, Lori Miller, Karen Zimmerman, Katherine Morris. ROW TWO: Pamela Kane, Susan Workman, Pamela Sechrist, Monti Joines, Christine von Lange, Melanie Wiley. l Mitzi and Marcia discuss Dodi's obesity and a possible diet plan. we The conspirators chuckle as Delia fantasizes about Romeo Mm Lighting Directors-Cathy Plum and Mary Gorrera. 110 Mr. Wimpole readies an antique box for a prospective buyer. AN EVER TRU T A MA A Cup of Tea -FRONT: Dawn Rittle, Susan Mullins, Barry Shenk, Catherine Kenneth Orwig, Debra Hurt. ROW 2: Buckingham. Q01 Q. 49? 634 Q ' C QIWIY ' bn 'R' s f? I Q 1 I' xi X Kris IQ Aunt Hollie gives Sally advice about the ways of the Betty learns the Pitfalls of gossip- world. 4 u 'J' 1 A ..lu l'aa , ,we if' k,kL I Y A If , i . VV,VVk , ,,,.,,,..., W , S ., -A ulll Mr. and Mrs. Fell invite the artist to have a cup of tea. The antique box is examined. TRADITI f a E V, O e v L, . ff s f-615541, ,N .. .. ., 1,2 me 19.1 -. 1 e-rv., , 1- 4-fs1?,,. tg I 5? f' -f-, . ' Q QE f Li.X,.,j..,WL2JfffTLf'JYMANi,,. A f l Y h.K. -g e gg, 1 45 97-'f'-gi fill-A -. ,.. 4 i 'Z' ' I A .. ,.f' ,f Q 'L w ...W 1 . , W 5, ' pjgiifk K, 1 H s 25 2 1 .wif . Z ' , ' . wwf' w , ' - 1 1 1 if . ,gm '. . ' I ' - ' . V,.h ,sl , r ff, , Am... , .m t ,,.., ., f I' A 1571 Wagga it W 4 Af, X 'Q we ,Z if -W2 W 1 AQ ig? 5 et. fjy .wj?1.geye 2 gg! fiWe 5 Mfaeefcdfzfg Y ffffwififrf Q .5 ggi' ff 19 ff ya w ry H ,, .A ,, ..,,, W 7 , ' -fy n v wg ' gn ii ? f.5,,g,, .,I .,, A -,,,- ,V is My yf , 25 gg, .1 aff f- ig ' . ,,. mgewf df. , r ef Ii 5 5 E 'AN 232 . fs. 2 sf E 1 1 e- .1 ,get rq,,,.,f 2 Q ' z Q f ff: ew J re A W gl 1 112 AL CHRI T AS DA CE FRONT ROW: Monti Joines, Pamela Kane, Leslie Hare, Kathy Clark, Ruth Lowe, Richard Myers. ROW 2.' Leisa Brown, Christine von Lange, Susan Work- ' man, Kathy Morris, Lori Miller, Kelly Runkle. ROW 3: Gregory Eby, Benjamin Halstead, Bradley Wheeling, William Whiteford, Steven Strickler, Gary Hollingshead. ABOVE: The 1974 Christmas Dance Queen: Mrs. Karen Vaught Shaull. AT LEFT: The King and Queen dance after crowning. FFA sponsored the 1976 Christmas Dance on December 18, 1976. The candidates were selected by the FFA and the senior class Voted for the King and Queen. The King, Monti Joines, and the Queen, Pamela Kane, were crowned by Edwin Ailes, FFA President, and Mrs. Karen Vaught Shaull, 1974 Queen. The Mischiefs provided the entertainment for the evening. E U NS AFTER O E YEAR ABSE CE Members of the court await the announcement of King and Queen. Pamela Kane and Monti Joines are crowned as and King of the 1976 Christmas Dance. Que en King, Monti Joines, makes an adjustment in his crown. CO CERT BA D A D CRCHE TRA FRONT ROW: Susan Workman, Dawn Rittle, Constance Kilgore, Patricia Throne, Kimberly Fleischmann, Christina Gray, Patricia Morris, Anne Smith. ROW 2: Vickie Griest, Catherine Halstead, Laura Anderson, Wendy Swartz, Kim- berly Heuer, John Wilson, Brian Runkle, Bari Winemiller, Robin Sommer, Wanda Good, Barbara Stewart, Beverly Brown, Tamara Campbell, Anne Galbreath, ROW 3: Carol Webb, Brian McDonald, Robert Spangler, Jay Wolfe, Todd Wright, John Blevins, Mark Restivo, Anne Boyd, Nadine Filson, Cassandra Koontz, Michael Wilson, Roger Orwig, Ronald Miller, Kathy Boyd, Sandra Ruff, Todd Fleischmann. ROW 4: Jennifer Webb, Betty Houdeshel, Mark Rehman, Brian Reid, Nancy Anderson, Dawn Brown. FRONT ROW: Eydie Waldron, Robin Sommer, Theresa Auble, Laura Anderson, Laura Orwig, Jane Sommer, Robin Ward, Betty Houdeshel, Kathy Boyd. ROW 2.' Mary Parks, Theresa Sizemore, Sandra Sizemore, Sara Mitzel, Debbie Aubel, Kim Fleischmann, Christina Gray, Barbara Stewart, 114 Karen Gordon, Patricia Throne, Anna Lynn Parlett, Peggy Sizemore, Tamara Wise. ROW 3: Alan Dircks, Anne Boyd, Cassandra Koontz. ROW 4: Carol Webb, Beth Jacoby, Mr. Gingrich, Dawn Brown, Brian Reid, Robert Spangler, Nancy Anderson. N INTH GRADE CHORU FRONT ROW: Tammy Robinson, Jeannette Wever, Peggy Sizemore, Tamara Wise, Robert Spangler, Lori Wales, Linda Schnetzka, Denise Howlett. ROW 2: Laura Anderson, Elaine Lanius, Dawn Brown, Thomas Neal, Beth Barker, Susan Swift, Nancy Anderson, Darlene Sechrist, Brenda Lutz. ROW 3.' Jale Hershey, Sonia Deller, Sandra Sizemore, Robin Ward, Penny Rittle, Sandra Ruff, Barbara Stewart, Deborah Filson, Lynn Eby. ROW 4: Renee Lingenfelter, Tina Cremen, Jennifer Webb, Donna Harrington, Shirley Kilgore, Teri McCauslin, Debra Sommer, Rhoda Black, Melody Wire. FRONT ROW.' Mr. Gingrich-Director, Teri McCauslin- Treasurer, Jennifer Webb-Secretary, Thomas Neal-Vice President, Sandra Ruff-President. ROW 2: Tammy Robin- son, Renee Lingenfelter, Jale Hershey, Rhoda Black, Sonia Deller, Nancy Anderson. Sandra Ruff, Susan Swift, Jale Hershey, Tammy Robinson. D , filf f 115 NNUAL CHRI TMA CC CERT Senior Chorus Officers: SEATED, Kenneth Orwig-President, Kath- erine Morris - Vice-President. STANDING, Mr. Gingrich-DL rector, Cathy Plum-Secretary, Pamela Sechrist-Treasurer, Chris- tine von Lange-Librarian, Denise Smith and Robin Ramsburg- Gowns, Erika Filson and Leisa Brown-Publicity. Alto, FRONT ROW.' Sheree Baker, Lori Steele, Constance Kilgore, Donna Hurley, Kimberly Lenzi, Theresa Auble. ROW 2: Dawn Brown, Patricia Morris, Betty Houdeshel, Lisa Gable, Melanie Wiley, Karen Zimmerman, Beth Jacoby, Nancy McLaughlin. ROW 3: Stacia Allen, Marilyn Hess, Lesa Miller, Catherine Buckingham, Marcia Smith, Kathy Clark, Tibatha Harry, Natalie Akins. ROW 4: Wanda Good, Susan Workman, Margaret Eris- man, Catherine Halstead, Pamela Sechrist, Kathy Boyd, Carol Webb, N Leisa Brown. T , Soprano, FRONT ROW: Robin Ramsburg, Bari Winemiller, Pamela Kane, Milena Tomasov, Julie Morris, Laura Stratmeyer, Lori Marsteller, Kitten Hardesty. ROW 2: Constance Morris, Denise Smith, Tiena Heaton, Mary Parks, Linda Suskie, Jill Bowman, Susan Bundrick, Katherine Morris, Erika Filson. ROW 3.' Shari Johnson, Lori Keech, Francina Warner, Lori Hershey, Kimberly Fleisch- mann, Amber Gladfelter, Dawn Rittle, Debra Hurt, Cathy Plum. ROW 4.' Lisa Allen, Beverly Brown, Sandra Bush, Carol Shaw, Tamara Campbell, Melissa Roger, Christine von Lange, Julie Smith, Dawn Taylor. 116 BIG UCCESS Accompanists, SEATED, Catherine Buckingham and Susan Workman. STANDING, Kathy Boyd and Lori Hershey. 9Di1ri1'1gP ffhef iQi3he.irQSe51iQri 5QC11O1'l1SY vP51ffQlfIiiQd5 aiQif?ffi:he5f-3girazihsiialisiiihrisfniiieiifiahd,jySpringe:concerts finiiiatedi Shy ssbhdelliis 333i1iiL,gbYi.'i3fMT4ir.S hhhh Qringliifiii5Ldi1?Ct0r+ Thei gCh0rx1Sf 6180 lfhe lsebeel fdurlfig fvar1OuS aSSemb11eS- theiSeniQfr.ChQff1Se.:21SQ ehelrledthe Musw yyyyB f ei i Tenors and Basses, FRONT ROW: Thomas Size- Thacker, Donald Mummert, Farel Pence. ROW 3: more, Michael Wilson, Barry Shenk, Kenneth Orwig, Jay Wolfe, Kenneth Williams, Mark Cremen, Anne Galbreath, Richard Myers. ROW 2: Todd Matthew Myers, Bradley Wheeling, Alan Dircks, Wright, Brian Reid, Edward Marslett, Charles Fred Watts, David Gibbs. MUSICAL HC 'O BELOW: Betty Houdeshel and Kenneth Orwig participated in the Southern District Chorus Festival on February 3,4 and 5 at Hempfield High School in Hempfield, PA. Both went on to Regional Chorus on March 17, 18, and 19 at Pottsville, PA. They attained these honors 1 through competition with students from many other schools. AT RIGHT: Kurt Good-Arion Award for Band in 1975-76. Krista Orwig-Arion Award for Chorus in 1975-76. Ruth Sherman-Arion Award for Orchestra in 1975-76. Members of Senior Chorus who attended Honors Choir: breath, Bari Winemiller, Betty Houdeshel, Melanie Wiley SEATED: Beverly Brown, Kathy Clark. ROW 2: Susan Work- Beth Jacoby. ROW 3: Alan Dircks, Mark Cremen, Kennetl man, Pamela Sechrist, Lori Hershey, Sandra Bush, Anne Gal- Orwig, Lisa Gable, Lisa Allen. 118 A D EN SEMBLE Thursday Mornin Mixed En g semble- FRONT ROW: Anne Galbreath Kim- berly Fleischmann, Lisa Allen, Laura Stratmeyer, Pamela Kane. ROW 2: Dawn Rittle, Melanie Wiley, Debra Hess, Katherine Morris, Karen Zimmer- man, Barry Shenk. ROW 3: Kathy Clark, Beverly Brown, Tamara Camp- bell, Pamela Sechrist, Betty Houdeshel, Susan Workman, Kenneth Orwig, Alan Dircks, Mark Cremen. Kimberly Fleischmann was chosen through competition to attend District Band. This also gave her an opportunity to attend Regional Band. Vi Vi fr axgxkulyf' ' VZ L one-1 Tuesday's Girl Ensemble-FRON T ROW: iflgham, Leisa BTOWH, Erika Filson, Kathy Dawn Rittle, Melanie Wiley, Shari John- B0Yd- RQW 3-' Laura Stfatmeyefi Beverly son, Lori Keech. ROW 2.' Catherine Buck- BFOWI1, LISH Gable, Cathy Plum- 119 'A V qefdfl-33 F x 'I I, if rel' , .l 'file' 4' 127' -'. 5 .E p- 7 f fn' Y- 2- :kv-. --gan 1- 'fhvw 1.-11.3, 'Li 'a' . - +' . ,ver 'ef ', . o.Q r 9, fa, I I f f I C MARCHI G BAND A D BA D FRG T The Main Guard: Linda Schnetzka, Sandra Woodruff, Deborah Filson, Penny Rittle, Cheryl McCleary, Laura Howlett, Lynn Eby, Christine Kirkpatrick. KNEELING: Beth Jacoby, Lori Miller tain, Denise Liggitt. STANDING: Lori shey, Tibatha Harry, Christine von Lan f 'Q 4 The Flag Squad of the Kennard-Dale School Marching Band. FRONT ROW: Mark Rehman, Betty Houdeshel, Carol Webb, Robert Spangler, Brian Reid, Brian McDonald, Jennifer Webb, Dawn Brown, Nancy Anderson, Kimberly Workman. ROW 2: Kelly Runkel, Leisa Brown, Constance Kilgore, Lori Hershey, Tibatha Harry, Beth Jacoby, Denise Liggitt, Lori Miller, Christine . . . E d. von Lange, Lori Keech, Rhonda Troutman, Shari Johnson. ROW 3. y 16 Waldron-drum majorette, Sheree Baker, Dawn Rittle, Lloyd Wallace, Wendy Swartz, Kim Heuer, Robin Sommer, Karen Gordon, Roger Orwig, Matthew Adams, Scott Runkle. ROW 4: Francina Warner, Susan Workman, Sandra Koontz, Ann Boyd, Bari Winemiller, Sandra Ruff, Laura Anderson, Brian Runkle, Patricia Morris, Catherine Buckingham. ROW 5: Terri Warner, Beverly Brown Michael Wilson, Todd Fleischmann, Nadine Filson, Anne Smith, Christina Gray, Dawn Taylor. ROW 6.' Debra Hurt, Cynthia Erisman, John Blevins, Barbara Stewart Vicki Griest, Gregory Winemiller, Kathy Boyd, Kimberly Fleischmann, Wanda ,Good, Julie Smith. ROW 7: Erika Filson, Todd Wright, Mark Restivo, Catherine Halsted, Patricia Throne, Jay Wolfe, Tamara Campbell, Ronald M'ller Carol Shaw. ROW 8: Christine Kirpatrick, Sandra Woodruff, Cheryl Mc- l 7 Cleary, Penny Rittle, Deborah Filson, Laura Howlett, Lynn Eby, Linda Schnetzka. 120 E TERTAI AT FOOTBALL GAME Kennard-Dale's Marching Band participated in a variety of parades and activities. They per- formed in the Homecoming Parade and during halftime at the Homecoming Game. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Winemiller, and Drum Majorette Eydie Waldron, performed a variety of musical numbers. Mr. Wentz, Band Front advisor, also directed the formations and drills. Kelly Runkle performs at the Home- 'ff coming game. N A Shaw, Julie Smith, Catherine Buckingham, Debra Hurt, if! -'., , v'-,V it ' , Taylor, captain, Sheree Baker, Terri Warner, Erika Filson, ' 'A 1 Q Warner. f r 1 N, . vm f,.f. , .v Q . ....... . we A ,.re ..,,. .,.. ' M, ,, V, V, . , f -ga V, 51, ,,.V, I gg .4 ng , ,. Y ' ,lvl , V Majorettes: Lori Keech, Shari Johnson, feature twirler, Rhonda Troutman. ROW 2: Constance Kilgore, Kelly Runkle, head majoretteg Leisa Brewre Lori Miller attacks Mr. Wentz. R. CHORUS I VADE HER DO R RR R fswarlga fRRf 'R R RRR - f ,RfR ,V ,. A ..L, f us ,- ,V 1. .. .. ,- R 'R' ?Q3P33?9liglflldiflglfafldfp??f9?m?df5P1?9?125lWh5l?' RRRR f 1 R1 R R 'sse RR RR W The Kennard-Dale Chorus is welcomed to Herndon VA oo L f 1 51. R T A member of the Herndon Choir sings for the Kennard-Dale student body. The K-D chorus poses on the steps of our Nati0n's Capitol. The weary chorus members finally arrive at Herndon ,ye 0 29,52 GW xi Q9 9524 PAM SECI-IRI T Kennard-Dale and York Suburban players rush back to the 50 yard line, following a goal by the Rams. ...la .. . 4.4! Q, -Q Kennard-Dale's Field Hockey team showed much improvement over previous seasons. Under the coaching of Mrs. Platt and Mrs. Gemmill, the team scored more goals than in previous years combined. The defensive and offensive players co-operated in making the team harmonious. Varsity KD Opponent KD 1 Red Lion 5 4 3 Eastern 5 0 0 Dallastown 7 0 1 York Surburban 0 2 2 William Penn 1 0 1 York Vo-Tech 0 1 0 West York 1 0 0 Northeastern 3 4 3 Dover 8 0 0 Hanover 3 0 0 Southwestern 0' 1 1 Susquehannock 4 1 1 Spring Grove 2 1 Central 3 'Penetration Time 17.4 Mrs. Platt gives the Varsity team a half-time pep talk. Junior Varsity Opponent Red Lion 0 Eastern O Dallastown 2 York Suburban 2 West York 1 Northeastern 1 Dover 2 Hanover 0 Southwestern 0 Susquehannock 1 Spring Grove 0 Central 0 Pam Sechrist, Most Valuable Player, fights with a York Vo-Tech player for possession of the ball. Pam was one of the co-captains, showing leadership to the team. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FRONT ROW: Constance Kilgore, Lisa Gable, Anne Boyd, Barbara Stewart, Sheree Baker. ROW 2: Beth Maddox--Manager, Kimberly Fleischmann, Cheryl McCleary, Shari Johnson, Julia Morris, Cynthia Bowser, Venetia Boynes, Christine Kirkpatrick, Dawn Rittle, Lori Marsteller, Lesa Miller-Manager. ROW 3: Terri McCauslin, Lori Keech, Laura Stratmeyer, Kathy Clark, Cathy Plum, Tibatha Harry, Penny Rittle, Karen Zimmerman, Katherine Morris. ROW 4: Mrs. Gemmill-Assistant Coach, Lisa Stanley, Renee Lingenfelter, Tina Cremen, Susan Workman, Wanda Good, Marilyn Hess, Marcia Smith, Pamela Sechrist, Margaret Erisman, Mrs. Platt-Coach. 1 Lori Keech, score-keeper, and Kathy Clark, time keeper Mrs. Platt, Coach, Kathy Clark, Co-Captaing Pamela Sechrist, review the hamtime score' Co-Captain, Mrs. Gemmill, Assistant Coach. E THU IA TIC CHEERLEADER UPPER LEFT: The Varsity Squad introduces l the team through the team yell. UPPER RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW.' Beth Maddox. ROW 2: Theresa Apitsch. ROW 3: Kathy Clark, Melanie Wiley, Pamela Kane, Anne Galbreath. TOP ROW: Katherine Morris, Amber Gladfelter, Lisa Gable. RIGHT: Jr. High Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Darlene Sechrist, Victoria Haga, Susan Swift. ROW 2: Nancy Anderson, Lisa Kohler, Teri McCauslin. TOP ROW: Sandra Sizemore, Sandra Ruff. Cheerleaders are a vital asset to the student l body because they support the Rams with never dying spirit. The cheerleaders are representatives of Kennard-Dale's enthusiasm for sports activi- ties. Mr. Ecker is now in his second year of ad- vising the cheerleaders. He is still managing to keep up with them and the girls look to him for leadership. 126 PRO OTE CHOOL PIRIT l Captains and Advisor: Sandra Ruff, Katherine Morris, Mr. Ecker, Lisa Allen, Nancy Ander- son. The captains are responsible for keeping the squads in order. They, with the help of Mr. Ecker, plan pep rallies and discuss ways to promote school spirit. G3 .mess ,i Anna Lynn Parlett and Theresa Apitsch. The cheerleaders and crowd support the Rams. Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders: BOTTOM ROW: Tamara Camp- bell, Kelly Wales, Marcia Smith, Lori Marsteller, Lisa Allen. TOP ROW: Sandra Bush, Julie Morris, Laura Stratmeyer. , 127 BILL JGH S lil Kennard-Dale player makes a brilliant slide into third. Second baseman, Tim Gibbs, throws Bill Whiteford strikes out. out the runner' 'f' 4' Mark Cremen, right fielder, warms up the pitcher. David Rehmeyer shows his catching style. ST VALUABLE BA EBALL PLAYER V 5- f fm , . . if fx - ,,,. I -' fwif ,.',- Q- ' m ' .. , 1 ., A in 4' , W . , , , Bill Johnson winds up for the pitch. His pitching abilities brought about his receiving of the Most Valuable Player Award for baseball in the 1976 season. Kennard-Dale's Baseball team of 1976 had a rather unsuccessful season, winning two out of sixteen games. The team was under the guidance of Sterling Ecker, head coach, and John Fulton, assistant coach. The team had a slim victory over Dallastown in their sixth game of the season. The team was scoreless in four games, but they were always putting forth their best efforts. , ll nrtn ll 1 1 Tim Gibbs hits a homer. zfgfffaa KD Opponent 5 York Catholic 13 13 North Harford 12 1 Red Lion 5 0 Eastern 2 8 North Harford 20 9 Dallastown 4 0 York Vo-Tech 13 5 Susquehannock 6 SEATED: Edward Dircks, manager. FRONT ROW, KNEELING: Daryl Thompson, Dean Spencer, Dale Bailey, Marvin Hobbs, Timothy Gibbs, Timothy Bradley, David Rehmeyer. SECOND ROW.' Mr. Ecker, head coach, Beth Maddox, manager, Donald McCauslin, Donald Marsteller, William Johnson, Will- iam Whiteford, Todd Wright, Mar- garet Erisman, manager, John Fulton, assistant coach. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Spencer, Mark Cremen, Edward von Lange, Thomas Erisman, Gary Hollingshead, Richard Ford, Charles Haga. KD Opponent 1 York Suburban 4 8 York Catholic 19 1 Red Lion 3 0 Eastern 17 1 Dallastown 5 2 York Vo-Tech 3 4 Susquehannock 19 0 York Surburban 10 129 JU IOR VAR ITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kennard-Dale's Volleyball team of 1976 was a determined and hard-working group. Although the scores may not show it, the girls had a very successful year. At the District III Play-off, the team won two games against Susquehanna Town- ship and Dover. The annual Alumni Playday was attended by many past members of the team. The Junior Varsity played an extraordinary season winning twelve games and losing only two. Junior Varsity placing second in the league. 1 M Varsity tri-captains: Virginia Wolf, Bonnie Sechrist, Lesa Boyer KD Opponent 3 : Red Lion 15 15 'Red Lion 5 11 1' Red Lion 15 15 1 York High 13 15 1' York High 6 1 1 Northeastern 15 9 Northeastern 15 6 Susquehannock 15 12 Susquehannock 15 5 York Vo-Tech 15 8 York Vo-Tech 15 1 Eastern 15 i 6 Eastern 15 5 West York 15 4 West York 15 1 Dallastown 15 5 Dallastown 15 f ,i 3 Dover 15 5 Dover 15 Varsity: Sheree Baker, Virginia Wolf, Debra Hess, Christine von Lange, Bonnie Sechrist, 11 Red Lion 15 Ann Yost, Pamela Sechrist, Lesa Boyer, Lori Miller 15 Red Lion 9 3 Red Lion 15 5 South Western 15 15 South Western 12 9 South Western 15 1 York Surburban 15 1 York Surburban 15 4 Central 15 14 Central 16 3 Spring Grove 15 7 Spring Grove 15 15 Hanover 4 5 Hanover 15 8 Hanover 15 1' Exhibition Junior Varsity: FRONT ROW: Beverly Brown, Susan Workman ROW 2: Marcia Smith, Katherine Morris, Lori Hershey, Sandra Bush, Beth Jacoby ROW 3: Lori Marsteller, Dawn Rittle, Vickie Griest, Terri Warner, Bari Winemiller, Mrs. Smeltzer fCoachJ ROW 4: Venetia Boynes, Lori Keech, Kathy Clark, Karen Zimmerman fManagerJ, Cindy Sadler fManagerJ PLACES SECO D I LEAGUE Pam Sechrist gets the ball under con- trol with a perfect bump. Ann Yost sets the ball for Pam Sechrist I-'GSB BOYS? bl'-wks the ball for the Rams- to spike over the net. Bonnie Sechrist does a hard spike to Hanover op- ponents. Bonnie was selected as Most Valuable Player for the 1976 Volleyball Team. She never missed a prac- Venetia Boynes pops the ball over the net while Sue Workman awaits tice and always promoted spirit by being the team the return' comic. KD JV Opponent KD OPDOUGM 15 Red Lion 7 15 Dover 12 15 'York High 5 15 Red Lion 12 10 Northeastern 15 14 South Western 11 15 Susquehannock 12 5 York Suburban 15 15 York Vo-Tech 9 18 Central 16 15 Eastern 12 15 Spring Grove 7 15 West York 9 17 Hanover 15 13 Dallastown 11 r Exhibition '31 1 --r AMS C PT RE Bill Butler, who excelled in pole vault, travels up to clear the bar. BOYS TRACK Opponent KD Northeastern 52 42 York Vo-Tech 101 45 Dover 96 64 Eastern 77 64 Fairfield 77 Hereford 63 63 Eastern Vo-Tech 52 61 York Catholic 71 Hereford 59 45 Eastern Vo-Tech 56 North Harford T 90 92 North East 30 132 Laura Stratmeyer breaks the tape as she captures first place in the 100 yard dash. no 1 John Butler heads up to clear the bar at the Shippensburg Invitationals, where he captured fourth place in pole vaulting. John was selected Most Valuable Player for the 1976 Track season. GIRLS TRACK KD Opponent 31 York High 60 50 York Catholic 50 44 Dallastown 61 42 Northeastern 58 44.5 Eastern 28-5 57.5 North East 38-5 COU TY POLE-VAULT RECORD FRONT ROW: Joseph Gibbs, Timothy Roseberry, Jeffery Roseberry, Stephen Krick, Richard Wagner, Roland Thompson, Jonathan Hobbs, John Wilson. ROW 2: John Butler, Matthew Myers, Brian Reid, Brent Lingenfelter, 'N , 2 - . v Kennard-Dale's Track Team, after five losing seasons, came back into the winning columns. Some of the reasons for the team's success was their determination to win and a fine coaching staff, Mr. Bruce Christman and Mr. Morgan Butcher. The track team also boasted one of the best Pole- Vaulting squads in the state, which swept every meet in that event. Brothers, John and Bill Butler hold the York County medley relay in the pole-vault at twenty four feet, six inches. John Butler presently holds the Individual York County Record in the pole vault at twelve feet, six inches and a new school record at twelve feet, seven inches. He also captured fourth place at the Shippensburg Invitationals with a vault of twelve feet, six inches. Cathy Halstead excelled in girls' shotput and discus, sweeping those events at almost every meet. At the Fairfield Invitational, the team placed sixth out of twelve competing teams. All in all, the team had a good season, making K-D proud of them and their acheivements. Timothy Myers, Randy Cutler, Gregory Eby, William Butler. ROW 3: Mr. Butcher, coach, Todd Shenk, Bradley Wheeling, Francis Volz, Thomas Heaton, James Preston, Anthony Hall, Mr. Christman, coach. FRONT ROW: Constance Kilgore, Anne Galbreath, Lisa Gable, Amber Gladfelter, Laura Stratmeyer, Wanda Good, Mary Ann Stewart, Sandra Koontz. ROW 2: Catherine Halstead, Cynthia Buchanan, Kelly Wales, Lisa Allen, Anna Lynn Parlett, Shari John- son. ROW 3: Coaches, Mr. Butcher and Mr. Christman. BELOW: Mary Ann Stewart, Most Valuable Player for Girls' Track, clears the hurdles in an effort towards victory. Mary Ann was al- ways determined to do her best. In official meets, she often competed in events at which she had no previous practice. I-W, . , FRONT ROW: Scott Stinson, John Butler, Carson Jones, Gregory Eby, Gary Hollingshead, Bradley Wheeling, Robert Schmidt, John Wagner, Mark Cremen. ROW 2: Mr. Hersey- head coach, Timothy Roseberry, Jerome Bach, Bruce Walther, Donald Marsteller, Jeffrey Spencer, Brent Lingenfelter, Dale Bailey, Marvin Hobbs, Timothy Bradley, Patrick Smith, Richard Hushon, Mr. Hinton-assistant coach. ROW 3: Mr. Christman-assistant coach, John Wilson-manager, R M RE-E TER Michael Marslett, Tracy Horsley, Edward Marslett, Mark Sennett, Judson Gemmill, Eric Hall, Dean Spencer, Joseph Gibbs, Michael McDonough, Eugene Gladfelter, Daryl Thompson, Mr. Bach-assistant coach. ROW 4: Roger Hol- land, Randall Stabley, Joseph Black, Donald Wiley, Anthony Hall, Todd Shenk, William Butler, Kenneth Scotten, Scott Roycroft, Scott Joines, David Miller, Robert Wiles, Mr. Howell-assistant coach, ominous.: . W Eric Hall is tackled as he runs with the ball in the Homecoming game. 134 Upon re-entering the county league, the Rams began the football season with a win- ning game against Eastern. In the following games, a number of the varsity players were injured, weakening the potential of the team. The Rams failed to capture another victory during the season, but their spirit and deter- mination to Win never faded. The team was coached by Mr. Hersey, head coach, Mr. Bach, Mr. Howell, and Mr. Christman, assistant coaches. TOUCHDOWN!! COUNTY LEAG E Rams are on the offense. Jeff Spencer, guard and linebacker, becomes air borne in the game against Susquehannock Jeff a junior, was named Most Valuable Player from Q the 1976 team. VARSITY Eastern Dallastown York Vo-Tech Hanover Susquehannock York Catholic Spring Grove Southwestern York Suburban Dover JV North Harford Southwestern Rising Sun Dover Opponent 0 47 27 42 15 38 40 33 58 50 14 46 7 56 Rams score first in the Homecoming game! ' Cheerleaders ignite spirit! 9th GRADE TEA K-D's Ninth Grade Basketball Team under the direction of Mr. Wentz-Coach, strived continually to do their best. At times, they came close to victory buy they did not acheive a win during the season. Fortunately, this did not affect the satisfaction and pleasure they attained through playing. Todd Plum hustles the ball during practice. Todd Shenk, number 24, was voted ' Most Valuable Player for 9th Grade Basketball in 1976. KD Opponent 23 Oxford 25 29 Solanco 39 26 Red Lion 48 32 Dover 49 17 Oxford 37 24 Spring Grove 28 15 Dover 38 15 West York 44 136 HAS EW COACH FRONT ROW: Brian Testerman, Samuel Dandy, Todd Plum, William Grove, Thomas Neal. ROW 2: David Miller-Manager, Michael Hayward, Michael Oberg, Kenneth Morton, Russell Brown, Mr. Wentz-Coach. i Michael Oberg goes up for the jump during a game with Eastern. 60 South Western 23 49 Hanover 33 63 Central 24 47 Dallastown 23 47 Red Lion 40 43 Eastern 11 31 Susquehannock 29 41 York Suburban 33 58 York Catholic 20 GIRL BETTER EA O ' RECORD FRONT ROW: Connie Kilgore, Sandra Hanzlik, Robin Wales, Sheree Baker. ROW 2.' Susan Workman, Lisa Stanley, Catherine Halstead, Margret Erisman, Mrs. Platt-Coach. FRONT ROW: Wendy Swartz, Anna Lynn Parlett, Laura Anderson, Perdita Johnson-Manager, ROW 2: Barbara Stewart, Milena Toma- sov, Cynthia Buchanan, Cassandra Koontz. ROW 3: Jale Hershey, Tina Cremen, Patricia Throne, Miss Wacker-Coach. During their season, the Girl's Basketball Teams displayed a vigorous competitive style. They were successful in many of their attempts at victory. Their record in com- petition surpassed the records of previous Girl's Basketball Teams at K-D. The squad ended the season in victory. AT LEFT: Ann Yost, number 25, was voted Most Valuable Player for Girl's Basketball '76. BELOW: Tri-Captains-Sheree Baker, Susan Workman, Milena Tomasov. Varsity KD Opponent 32 North Harford 54 48 Oxford 34 34 West York 31 48 Rising Sun 45 32 Spring Grove 50 47 Oxford 45 22 Dover 60 40 South Western 73 47 Hanover 40 36 Northeastern 81 34 Central 61 49 Eastern 30 52 Susquehannock 41 29 York Suburban 72 27 York Catholic 60 12 Dallastown 92 21 Red Lion 47 49 Vo-Tech 19 Jr. Varsity KD Opponent 0 North Harford 57 22 West York 33 13 Rising Sun 17 4 York Suburban 73 13 South Western 48 18 Hanover 65 12 Northeastern 12 11 Central 24 137 Varsity KD 51 Solanco 62 Dallastown 62 Red Lion 50 Vo-Tech 68 Eastern 74 Susquehannock 58 York Suburban 48 York' Catholic 68 Spring Grove 62 Dover 82 Southwestern 52 West York 65 Hanover 57 Northeastern 62 Central 53 Eastern 74 Susquehannock 79 York Suburban 57 York Catholic 58 Dallastown 73 Red Lion 77 Vo-Tech Opponent 79 90 90 57 77 69 81 98 96 69 90 58 81 70 70 63 81 97 85 110 90 69 BA KETBALL QUAD Varsity Squad, FRONT ROW: Donald Bach, Gary Hollingshead, Mr. Zimmer- Marsteller, Eric Hall, William Butler, man-Coach, Todd Shenk, Judson Scott Stinson, Richard Ford. ROW 2: Gemmill, John Wilson-Manager. Charles Miller-Manager, Jerome Gary Hollingshead-Captain, Mr. Zimmerman-Coach, Scott Stinson-Senior Member. ABOVE: Thomas Erisman, number 32, l was selected Most Valuable Player for Varsity Basketball in 1975-76. AT RIGHT: Super Ram holds the coveted Spirit Jug before a basketball pep rally. EXPERIE CE TRYING SEAS Junior Varsity Squad, FRONT Coach, Terry Jones, Barry Over- ROW: William Maddox Larr Hol- miller, Jay Wolfe, Daryl Th0mpson, v Y lingshead, Joseph Gibbs, Timothy Jay Greer, Brian Runkle. Bradley. ROW 2: Mr. Hersey- William Butler makes a pass over num- Jud Gemmill drives. ber twenty-three. Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball contained some very exciting moments in competition. In a majority of the games, the Varsity team battled continually in ex- tremly close contests with other teams. The squads ex- hibited unequalled determination and competitive drive. K-D is Very proud of both squads and hope they will con- tinue to compete even better in future seasons. KD Opponent 38 Solanco 48 35 Dallastown 76 33 Red Lion 57 39 Vo-Tech 52 29 Eastern 70 49 Susquehannock 35 37 York Suburban 68 30 York Catholic 77 39 Spring Grove 58 43 Dover 69 33 South Western 72 21 West York 56 32 Hanover 109 45 Northeastern 43 39 Central 64 29 Eastern 56 52 Susquehannock 56 32 York Suburban 64 25 York Catholic 83 36 Dallastown 71 28 Red Lion 69 3 37 Vo-Tech 64 Scott Stinson goes up for a lay-up in a double- overtime game with Susquehannock in which the Rams were victorious. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Monti Joines-Varsity Club Presidentg Barry Shenk-Varsity Letter Winnerg Katherine Morris-Varsity Letter Winnerg James Shipman-Assistant Athletic Director. ROW 2: William Zimmerman-Varsity Basketball Coachg Bruce Christman-Assistant Football Coachg Donna Platt- Field Hockey and Girl's Basketball Coachg John Bach-Ath letic Director. ROW 3: Jeffrey Hersey-Head Coach, Foot- ball, JV Basketballg Charles Reid-Assistant Principal Nicholas Corbo-Principalg Sterling Ecker-Head Coach Baseball. The Athletic Committee is comprised of per- sons who deal directly with the athletic organiza- tions at K-D. The committee sets the eligibility requirements for each sport. They review the policies set by the Interscholastic Athletic As- sociation. They also listen to athletes who feel that they have been treated unfairly. - f J E. f . lk r , r fi Z , ga-1 I I 4,51 .- I-fp., if 'i if X ' ' 1 ' A X! X ' 'll il!! 'vlx A iid ii! my - - ff ,f f T t P X X 1 ' ' I . 1- I fffrg - I l 1 i T ll Q li ll 41 140 N avec 'wee QNX 50120 I 9 40 Vice-President Walter Mondale visits West N Germany. ' . -kiiggfrg, .1 4 .. , K 5 , ,I President Carter laughs with daughter Amy. Y r ' x Y 'xg v 5 S . ,.., ., I . N . 4' y , , X 1 x.E Q 5 I l X A X 5 y In 5 2 K + x K I W , ' H un-,kk ,O , ' Z: V 1 Y , Q . i 5 , Fiji 3' , jgi' 1 1 ' X xl! li M1 W 'x 1 14 K I ,W X Xl, ' M s 9- -:gl -2. 1 .-1 M f - --H x K1 , ,, 1, i fl 1, x ,A 51.1 , ,vm 1' , 5. M ww U3 55315 ,, M Ixljixxgi W r m S vial Two York Countains expose the 15 inch thick ice on the Susque- Elton John: IN CONCERT! hanna River- l The York County Official Bicentennial Wagon passes through York on its way to Valley Forge- THE DEATH CHAIR! Gilmore executed inlltah U.S. Swim Team captures dozens of medals. Ii?::,eH:::1icijstar of Mary Hartman, Dorthy Hamill-1976 Olym pic gold medalist. J 'OU 1 xl X N L! ' Z 145 Yal SC I Tugboats assisted freighters off Hawkins Point to leave the ice-filled harbor. BELOW: Snow, snow, and more snow . . . AT RIGHT' A resident of Buffalo, New York walks along streets bordeifed by massive snow drifts. ik 3 1 146 w 1 l v , ABOVE: Toni Tennille is chosen as one of the best coif- fured women of 1976. AT RIGHT: In Colorado, a highway was washed away by a summer flood. ABOVE: Sandra Henderson and Stephane Prefontaine lit the torch to begin the 21st Olympic games in Montreal. AT RIGHT: Nelson Rockefeller poses with wife. 1 1 1 1 ct :rsC 1T ABOVE: Brian Goodell and Bobby Hackett, in the men's 1,500 meter freestyle, cap- tured gold and silver medals, respectively, in the '76 Olympics at Montreal. Goodell set a new world's record of 15:02.40. BELOW: Liza Minelli is chosen as one of the best coiffured women of 1976. 148 Barbara Streisand and Kris Kristofferson performed in the movie hit of the year-A Star Is Born. Big Bird showed his spirit in the Bicentennial Parade. Mrs. Ethel Darkes retires after years of service to K-D Students. al rm s e e th Idris Dunlap retires as business manager. 1 1 1111 1 '11 King Kong returns! 1 1 11.. ,. Qi if Q. 5 1 fy v ia:-, 1. 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Main Street Shrewsbury, Penna. 17361 Phone: 1-17171-235-4885 BETTY KISER BEA UTY SALON usa C--J OO 154 33 Lisburn Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 ALLEN PRINT SHOP Commercial Printing OFFSET-LETTERPRESS Phone 993-2175 Stewartstown Pennsylvania Compliments Of STEWARTSTO WN MILLING CO. 993-2055 K UNK LE'S SER VICE STATION Wheel Alignment Service Tires Batterie Gas Oil Lubricatiorl Stewartstown, Penna. Phone: 993-2527 STEWARTSTO WN AMOCO up ,.,, Open 7 Days-Phone: 993-9906 COO VER ,S PHARMACY Midtown Shopping Center Stewartstown, Pa. Phone 993-2557 We Keep Your Family Prescription Records Emergency Phone: 993-6225 HYSON REPAIR SER VICE Donald R. Hyson American Products General Repairs Volkswagon Parts and Service KOHLER AUTO PARTS Midtown Shopping Center Stewartstown, PA 17363 Auto Parts-Garage Equipment Phone: 993-2584 or 428-2768 82 4305 Fawn Grove, Pa. WIERMAN PL UMBING AND H EA TI N G Congratulations To The Class Of '77 Myers Water Systems Electric and Gas Water Heaters FIX'S A URANT Kitchen Aid Dishwashers Charles H. Wierman Stewartstown, PA Stewartstown' PA 32 N. High Street 993-2775 NORRIS GROCER Y ROBERT E. WINEMILLER dnl Frozen Foods, Meats, Groceries Phone 993-2275 phone: 993-2794 202 North Main Street Stewartstown, Pa. 17363 Stewartstown, PA Phone 993 2542 FATONSFUEL Harold E Eaton Exxon Petroleum Products Stewartstown PA I 93 2680 17363 SER VICE INC. I-IAMMONDIS RODYSHOP Front End Alignment Body Work Frame Work Jetson Tires Towing 3 6458 Stewartstown, Pa. Compliments Of AM BERM AN B UI CK Stewartstown, PA Merle F. Smith SMITTYIS AUTO SALES Phone 244-2770 443 West Main Street Dallastown, Pa. FRED'S VULKS WAGON SER VICE T URBERT 'S APPLIANCES 1 Compliments Of STERNER CHEVROLET, INC. 3 Red Lion, PA 17356 S Flowers Of Distinction LINDA'S BEAUTY SALON f 'N 41. By Appointment Only P Yr, A , 255 ,gg 50 Hi h st 'A' 4 Stewartstowi, PA 17363 D 993-6120 'U-J-gsm VV 34g?.Q,F3?e:q49s'2? A' 41 iv' 45 Zag l 9-.. .. '- - 7 . ,f RJNEHOLTREFINISHING M , .f tri , -,YVJ D763 BOX 91 Wyqfayeg W lx in Stewartstown, PA Qfkix N it Irfan'-3 ' Furniture, Refinishing, Gold and Silver Leafing, li- 55 Chair Caning, Gun Cabinets, Novelties and ' Q7 up A Furniture Built , , 1 'mfg lj if'-R if - .-4-- 1 sg-', A . A 993 2005 A Bd , r F I 4 ' Phone: 244-7954 'T A' ERRMAN ff He i ,Q ,A JQRINTING QQMDHNY , X onznzerical fp:-irzfers - Ufnce cf- Sc-hoof Suppfies 70 N. MAIN ST. - P.O. BOX 208 - RED LION, PA. l7356 Flowers For Prom , Weddings, Etc. E. A. STEEN Ovelton venue Jeweler-Gemologist Stewartstown, PA 17363 25 N. Main st. Red Lion, PA 17356 Phonef 9 3-2549 See Our Selection Of Kennard-Dale 167 High School Rings WINDY HILL FARM DAIRY BAR SOFT ICE CREAM SANDWICHES-FRENCH FRIES TOM CLARK SHREWSBURY E E SINCLAIR R.D. JH Airville Penna. 17302 Phone-862-3836 Coal Xa Hardware General Merchandise PROP. PA. Lime SL Fertilizer Spreading MMM Rm W NARDIES FOOD MKT. Home Dressed Meats Fancy Groceries-Frozen Foods For Free Delivery Phone: 235-2516 New Freedom, PA 168 STE WARTSTO WN HARD WARE Paints 8: Housewares Toys 8z Gift Items Stewartstown, Penna. 17363 Phone-717-993-2542 HEN SHA W'S FLO WER SHOP V X ,K ,, xx -:M QM Q P E Ch t tSt L 17356 244 0141 URNITURE STORE INC 2129 WEST BROADWAY RED LION PENNSYLVANIA 17356 Th H B nd F atu s WEELQEUEQF ye WF 6--E Asrmgiu MEI ,A L QL7FMFLli1.B.Su is STORE HOURS MON TUES Sz THURS 8 00 A M TO 30 P M WEDS 8 00 A M TO 12 00 NOON FRISLSAT 800AMTO900PM D nald L. Henshaw, p. 125 . t R d ' Pelijxslgflil ' Ph : - y u Y 4 oma of Famous Name ra s in um' ro 'Y K , fm , 1 . N1 ,-i Y f ' L Q I E, e - , -L H ,- ef D X R 1 1 15159911 35' lwif H 1 ' . ' Y f Y-' f ' - S 4 ' J . 'r ',7'L1f : --' .. 4. : ' E AQ. 5 1 O ' ' ., - ' Y 22 L i i R QL A IU, Z : ., ., . .... : . . 5: . . M47 L FX I PIPKINS PIZZA J X N V Il 4 ffx-Xl, 7- gi Q More Than Just Another Pizza Shop , c-L, 605 S. Main, Shrewsbury Q , I' 235-4956 David Reinecker Proprieto BEN EDI CT MEADE POST 7046 an LADIES A UXI LI AR Y VETERANS OF FOREIGN WILEY S FOOD MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats We Glve SSLH Green Stamps Maurlce Wllllams Prop R D 1 Stewartstown PA 17363 993 2655 Compl ments of DELTA CLEANERS Your Cleaners Are Your Clothes Best Frlend Phone 456 7192 170 WARS FX EFF 009 Mmsr Sesfis ess e FAWN GROVE SERVICE STATION R. Roland Morris General Repairs, Gas, Oil, And Fuel 382-4781 Fawn Grove, Pa. NATIONAL CANNERS ASS PENNA CANNERS AND FOOD PROCESSORS ASS MID ATLANTIC FOOD .. .Z ,.,,. ,,i,, I N ,. ,T ,, ,,.K, , , I in P R O C E S 5 o R 5 A ss N ...- , , ..:N. 'S , ,ErsNT,-.r,,,,,,.5,,W-.qmgwiwsqm f-A: -ywwef' ' ' qi .. pq., .N.. ...vs-ml :Eg-Nose., ,, K . , 2. V 741 ,sis - I f x ' Q ' .- 1 N Evv F R E E D 0 M, P E N N A. 17 3 4 9 ,A GE 74 TFLEPHONE IARE Compliments of 145 147 EAST BROADWAY RED LION PA 17356 James W Heffner Sr Plus S Olewller Pf6SidGHt Supervisor OLEWILER Ji HEFFNER FUNERAL HOME INC. RUNKLE'S SER VI CEN TER Quality Used Cars Rt. 74 South, Rd-1 Brogue, PA 17309 Bill Runkle, Manager Phone 927-6752 171 MELLINGER S .. -xx X 1 5 K .J , Shoes for the entire family Phone-244-2115 1 17 E. Broadway Red Lion PA Fawn Grove SA YLOR FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture-Rugs-Linoleum Phone 244-3395 27 South Main Street Red Lion PA BOB ANDERSON COUNTRY AUCTION Cross Roads PA Sale Every Saturday Evening Bob Dick Jack 993-2602 927-6284 755-4508 Pennsylvania SECHRIST SALES CO. INC. ANDERSON S STORE Fresh-Smoked Meats Grocery Sz Frozen Foods Paul E. Ebaugh- Prop. Stewartstown PA Phone: 993-2486 FUNERAL SER VICE Livestock Auction Sale Every Monday 993-6130 BOX 175 Stewartstown Pennsylvania xr 6 I I f ...,f f xxx? , I 0 .x i W K KENNETH W. ORSB URN MILLER CHEMICAL AND FER TI LI ZER C ORP. Phone 452-8144 Whiteford, Maryland 172 BEA UTY SALON Stewartstown Pa. 993-2517 LINDA NEAL 'S Midway between Red MID WA Y Lion and Dallastown, R.D. 1, Dallastown, PA -.-iff' A '-sv. Sum 1'llnIFT Mon. thru Fri., 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sat. 73-111 Closed Sunday GI AMBAL VO Pontiac-Buick Service- Parts- Body Shop- Red Lion, PA 244-4547 CEDAR VALLEY GRCCERY Meat, Groceries, Sr Gas DALE REALTY CO. CHESTER 45 East Broadway ' ARNOLD ,Q SON Assortment Of Hot Sz , , com sandwiches Red Lum, PA 17356 Suilding Pernolding G t h3?2f1Lt33ZD n ,I Repairing 3 C 9 V1 9, 9 na- VOLUL Real Ebiaffe Plumbing Pfrobiiem Ls om Business' Heating i Sylvania TV Robert L. Sechrisf, Auctioneer Kelvmator Appliances . FARM SALES I REAL ESTATE Cardiff' Maryland : 32-EJISDEJHEELD s ES E S Phone-452-5818 P I1 i GOOD SERVICE DOES NOT COST,lT PAYS 1 FAWN GROVE. PA. 17321 PH. 717 382-4379 A HERSEY INDUSTRIES, INC. THE SNOOP SHOP Precision Plastic Molders gl Plastercraft ' Plaques ' Lamps Precision Machining MARKET SQUARE I 1181 Mill Street Stewartstown, Pa. 17363 BEL AIR BOD Y SHOP Westley P. Fetzer Owner DEVONO S DRY CLEANERS 10 E. Main St. Dallastown PA Queensgate, York, PA 1811 Susquehanna Trail, N. York, PA Market Square, Shrewsbury, PA 717-993-2212 717-845-3378 Lincensee Under Lincense By Collex 728 Baltimore Pike Bel Air, MD 21014 H3015-838-3400 or 879-9334 Weuer .giafidfienl Ii! you are-H illage JACOBUS, PA. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Ph. C7175 235-1214 NS FRUIT F 7 A KET 'Q' 1 Mile uth I Stewartstown PA Peaches Apples Cherries Pears Plum Nectarines, Sweet Co Potatoes, Relishes Jell' Et 717-993-2885 173 KA Y-RENE SHOP . Q V . 1 ,- A Al 'f Q n 5 ' 1 1' ' f 'W - I . Qua lty Wlthout , 6 ' Red Llon EXtf3VagaHC9 I Q 1 Pennsylvania . X -,', I' +0 vs 1 Q , . ' Spencer Construction Co., Inc. I V? CUSTOM HOME BUILDER , I, A - . i of ' D ,flaw-.df - X ' .lk . X X E' . ... .. , - l f - WW 1:1 W, :E 1' A ' - WW. is Y, '04 R eee enee o n nnn in 97' 13011557-7666 or 838-6320 H ' JOSEPH B. SPENCER, JR. President P.O.BOX123 -' E - Z Spf f L LL., U 53. JARRETTSVILLE, MARYLAND 21084 5 glf'!l!'fff - 'ad' f ' f' SMELTZEII 55 S' Bros. Ford NOHII MGM Sf., llfd., lid IJOII PII.: 244-7677 WI TAYLOR HAUS Pizza-Subs-Platters S ftS I C Ph 993 2394 RD1S1L tt PA P p t D t LTYI eww uw 'mln 'www Uwimoww Houma' IUMBER 8 SUPPIY CU. 157 E. ROADWAY, RED l.l0lI, PA. Pll.244-4031 R ae R BODY SHOP Broad St.-Delta, PA 1 t P t J b C p Collision Rep Free Estimates Phone C7175-456-7333 5 JUSEPH E. WILEY AND SON 1 :sl gs- fe- 'u, 3 2, :fi i . s is frl sffs:-3 is FA N as fl sli Sr me , x N 1 f ...: mmfm THE YORK BANK , I I l Ili .,,,,.,. , Q ,,Q, , E ssy is y ssss ' ' 85 TRI IST lsss as slyy ll. I ,,.., WW-' -355 - ' lle . -QW, I fQ 7 COMPANY I their ig E 3 fsW11113 srit ball at the w I Q naessr eelr lell ,: - apples expefime 300 I E PASSIONQE Wroteg taking ,, as 0 pumpkins f f srlrl ins liis E . . 1 It Q home Older 111 Your can arrange - ,. 'I . ,,.P 6 ',' .5 l ,s tron-flresrf t , , - g ,3Qund th arm Just :,s f I R it . 1' . .'., R 717f382-487 f 'X LZLLL ,,.i r renss E isss ' Qi . 7 sssy Q .V ,kigk I - ,..V K: fif,,m!Wf i bitr K . :': k k '73 '-.f ,f,,,h iii: .:,. Let us preserve the fruits of your labor, ' her: 1 We are always ready to serve you. WN GROVE PENNSYLVANIA GRACETON STORE Hill . .f 1515 me :fe ' sr .. me ,,,er E - mf . - A ND SHAEFFER GARDEN CENTER GULF SERVICE Wheel Aligning, Balancing State Inspection Stewartstown, PA 17363 Phone-993-2207 Area Code 717 STUBE Ex Pat and Margaret Torbert y G u I fr Intersection Rt. 136 and 165 ' lf? 452-5969 Whiteford, MD. 3 177 PHONE 235 A726 DAVISO MILES S UPERTH RI FT INTERSTATE NO. B3 AT EXIT NO. 1 SHREWSEURY. PA. !73 DON DAVISON Choice Western Beef Fresh Fruits-Vegetables Low Ever d , y ay Prices, Plus Weekend Specials Of Name Brands WILL Y'S BEER DISTRIB U Fresh Bakery Products Location At Mid-Town Sh ' Oppmg Center E. Forrest Ave Stewartstown, PA Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: 993-2236 OMERY S MILL SUPPLIES Chain Saws Saw Mill Supplies Sz Equip. Phone: 456-7008 MONTG ' JESS WALDRON Norrisville Garage BW A L T ,N 518 S' MAIN STREET White Hall, Md. 21161-301-357-8339 SHREWSBURY, PA. W'235'388l ROBINSON BROS. 717-993-2850 Farm Machinery F , eed And Fertilizer QR ' QS Cub Cadets P Delta, a. 17314-456-5215 N EXXON SERVICE L ffl C CONSTRUCTION Building and Remodeling Stewartstown M, Phone Penna. 993-2065 LYTLE di: GEHB BARBER SHOP Phone 993-2986 Stewartstown, Pa. Delta Lumber and Q' 'lv Building Supply Co 3 DELTA 4. BUILDING SUPPLIES E erything for yor r home - y tra el 20 m'le.' - See . 'rx qa, ?f . . ' Q PA. ' 9? V I73l'4 1' V V l Wh V . S Us fi sl Compliments of WHITEFORD PACKING 452 8133 Whiteford, Md. ETTY TAYLOR'S BEAUTY SHOP CHARLIECS' PLACE Route 136 Whiteford, Maryland Near Graceton Store Phone: 452-5576 Subs-Sandwiches Dinners-Pizzas Buckets Of Chicken French Fries-Potato Puffs-Onion Rings Soda-Floats-Thick Shakes-Sundaes Banana Splits-Soft Ice Cream 16 Flavors Of Hand Dipped Ice Cream Open For Breakfast At 8:00 A.M. Air Conditioned Dining Area Call Ahead And Order DELTA APPLE E TORE me N, EX-E ia, Psa Pi are 2 U -s Delta, PA 17314 I SENN OCK SER VICE CENTER Massey Ferguson Equip Full Line Tune Up Wheel Balanclng Ahgnments Road SBIVICG Todd Seed Corn Auto, Truck, Sz Farm Equip R D 42 Stewartstown 993 2523 MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY Auto-Life-Fire- Health-Home Owner D. Russell Morris Carol L. Morris Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Ph. 382-4203 Stewartstown, PA., Route 24 North C7171-993-2173 We'll Make You Feel Good SEBRIN G HARD WARE The Old Fashioned Hardware Store with the Young and Aggressive Management INCKTYGULF Delta, PA 17314 NHLFORD A.WHLES Excavating-Back Hoe High Lift Service Complete Sewage Service Fawn Grove Pennsylvania 382-4445 17321 181 Congratulations to the graduating class. 5 . I A RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship Superb quality YOUR CLASS .IEWELER DIEGES CQ CLUST We,re with you on this Vincent G. Petroy, Repr. great day, and all Lewistclisni, 17044 the great days to come. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS The York Bank 8. Trust Company. Member FDIC SHREWSBURY 3 CONCRETE CC. JIM 62 NENA S P.O. Box 176-Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Plant Phone: 717-235-3807 182 Owned By-Tony Spataro Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA Phone C7173 235-5254 New Freedom Road Tasty Fast Food Service Every Day WILI,!'AM . M WAI N livnalrzgxl lr'1f4ux':fxxwQ Axztnw Life- - m- - A Sz H FS res' A W! fl mmemwmzrsa lW1uzxeZ'i?'i12 fi! We K New Park Pexmsylvanxa YORK DIVI IDN BURG-WAR ER 183 le ' , 1 :,4:fz , A ln CONV, .. sz rwwiz f.,,f,-, A Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 HENRYAI BLATNER PHUTUGRAPHERS LNG 153 E. Market St. York, PA At the Brownstone House 184 WGHTEFORD PHARMACY Thomas J. Suter, B.S. Whiteford, Maryland Phone: 452-5221 OPEN DAILY OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. 10 A-M- - 4 13-M- TOM,S SUPER THRIFT Dooley Road 85 165 Cardiff, Md. Phone: 452-5884 REALTQRKV 2020 S. QUEEN ST. YOR K, PA. 17403 PHONE: 717 - 845 - 7546 LESLIE KASLI CK Realtor Associate 993-6478 STEWARTSTOWN l 'P 1 INTERNA ION L 1 4 Q Q 4 I , + 1 L- , , , . J r Q' Y . I 1 1 ' 42' is ' ' l-'BEF-TV L!!'4 '5l-l-UGIIONCE + 3 C LUB - OUR +lA'rsons Arn-Y f ELG' P' I5 EX DELTA AUTO SALES Route 74 Phone: 7171456-7424 Delta PA 17314 Carl COlVlI1 Qi 5 QD Bobby Heaps OWHS1' Salesman Phone: 7l7f456-5518 Phone 301f452-5767 The Little Place For A Big Deall' FLOYD COX BUILDING CONTRACTOR , , .mn 5-5 186 R.D.4i 2, Stewartstown, Pa. Phone: 993-6116 or 993-6249 X!! JIMMANN Electrician JN ag BA 01 75 M I D-T O WN COFFEE SH OPPE Mid-town Shopping Center Stewartstown, PA 993-6612 A Friendly Atmosphere With A Bunch Of Dumb Help And Selling Some Weird Stuff At Really Strange Prices! Homemade Donuts-Sun, Wed, Sz Fri. Specials Daily Robert Hunt, Proprietor DON U T DELI TE Open 24 Hours Greek Pastries Exit GW from l-83 The Old Foulk Bros. Building York, Pa. 843-9329 Y . ' F f S .,. Y ' x 7 If 5, T - :I -T.-. 5 Q 'A I : si, ' I s. E fl:-A 5 187 X' 'RQ ,- ' X V ll u- 'XX WAI I FRP DEILINC ER SP . fy S Q E1 2 W F fa V' f- ef Q Q O C Q arpet Ceramic Tile .9 me 3' was Resident Floors Q -ae 5-Q Kenneth Freese William Burkins 993-2075 993-6103 xr ect lfi is f W slli over wait to'-Mi P1 9 ia 593 WULF FARMS, INC. C.H. MANIFULD, INC. Machinery Sales, Service and Anderson Brothers Feed Phone: 382-4272 New Park, Pa. 188 Eggs, Potatoes, And Chicken Wholesale Sz Retail Specializing In Small Retail Custom Cartoning Delivery Service Phone: 993-6226 Stewartstown, PA 17363 X ITY 1 1- ..,...... , 3.47,,Q3:.H,-J-.,-.,,-if,.:,.-.1-w.,4.:,.-M.:1.55,::::mgg:2g:gz:gv-g,,g,,g::ga-gag-5 , :QM : .M 'S -5 V.. Y X 5 , .S ....... 1 , mm. ..., 5 ' ll ig 5 E X E Z 1 1 1 l l Q . 1 lL I Nl X , M'IIlIf':'i' --E , '32 y i 1 LE ll IL? EE 1 fs -: fel, I 1,15 , Gordon Sinclair Advisor I Hollingshead M 3 ooooooooo V7???51o-n M Matt Myers Treasurer Y Secretary Melanie Wiley Brown Phone: Road 382-4336 ED THOMPSON'S PAINT SHQP Custom Painting Light Body W01'k Metal Flake RUS73 Repair Stripping '6Specialize In Lacquer Truck Painting Have The Paint Job To Fit Your Budget 189 MILLER BROTHERS PLUMBING AND HEATING Sales And Service For Meyers And Red Jacket Pumps New Heating Installations KENNARD-DALE CHAPTER it i' -,,. la W Pkagnfss U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Cheryl Absher, President Karen Zimmerman, V. Pres. Lori Miller, Treasurer Pam Kane, Secretary Laura Howlett, Parl. John Yost, Historian 190 MILLER'S STORE AND DINING ROOM Meats ' Groceries Gas ' Dining Walter Miller, Prop. RD+'i' 2 Delta, Pa. Ph. 456-5192 HAZEL KEENEY BEA UTY SALON 2555154 1,1 lltkx Ze? 'Q Stewartstown PA 993-2247 TROPH ES TO SHOW WITH PRIDE an' .. L GEORGE R MCGINNITY Taxldermlsi RECAPTLJRE YO R G N A D ROD EXPERIENCES WI H MOUN ED TROPHIES CDQJTYCRAT EG IBA .fcuzecame Pane 7mm P UL NDE WEB '717 27 M B51 PHONE 993 2834 E A PA 17363 ll 1 SS J 1 I mn ,ar 1 I II ,P I X . . isp- . . . U U N T 'T' RD. an BOX113-3A NEW FREEDOM, PA. 17:-149 PHONE 993-2373 ' N R P u E N I A A UNIBE E AREA C 1 ILE5 EAST U ST W RTBTDWN, JOHN H. SHENBERGER Groceries Welding Repairs RDi7f 3 Stewartstown, PA 993-9901 WILSON'S TIRE SERVICE msg' C35 Gates Tires Best Batteries Kendall Oil Compliments of STEWART POST 455 AMERICAN LEGION Stewartstown, Pa. 17363 Check our Pricesw .QQ V . .f Q. HW ,-x -Nw., , , gg RD ab? 1 Stevvartstown PA 17363 Phone: 993-6101 S ...............,.., ' A :.:, E ,I I , ... 1-w' ffffu I . KW ,,...I, 1- fi - -11.....I A f, f ..f. ..:-. . - .. RICHARD L. KINARD 9 POTATO HAULING Lrmqxd I 05, I ,S Contact-RONALD WORKMAN-225-5431 or RICHARD KINARD-993-2490 HOME ADDRESS R.D.49f 1, Spring Grove, PA. 17362 MAIN OFFICE ADDRESS 1100 Zinn's Quarry Road, York, PA. 17404 193 FARM Tmwwwm A STORES OPENEQIUEI- YOHK'S FIRST FAMILY OF FINE DAIRY FOODS mm ' or or FAMQAESMUMNTS - Seam K U ill ' Sh' U V 4 WEBBCS' GARAGE di SER VICE STATION Gas And Oil General Auto Repairing ef 555 Q E Locbxb Bam? 16264 xy? KW 7,14 GQ we JR wif px Q Q .,.,3'2.1z:',fg:m 6-if' Q Eg SW sq Cf ,EYE Q2 vs 'j if 5 ewffl Km U rlxoyqxef My Q 161111 5 . Q3 DMM SMR with YVGVBWX we gy, SHAW ORCHARDS W EX F gxn egg ggfgigftl SSQ Y Ry 6079 A 0104 Oo Q 5390 ' i Q9 J 2 bf-W' 0903904 EUGENE HALL Stewartstown, Pa. Pioneer Corn - X U Q L xl ix 1 W 9? W X, ELMER W. HENRY I f l ki ii-,4 by Paints-Hardware-Gifts ,jf ' NJQ7' Lawn Equipment Sv.- Plumbing And Electrical Supplies Equipment Rentals 0 Housewares A Apples, Peaches, Pears Stewartstown, Pa. I THRONE LUMBER COMPANY 0 7 7 Visit Our Complete Floor 993-2974 17363 X9 4 Covering Dept. Free Estimates 382-4846 235-4343 HOMES New Park Glen Rock WILLIAM E. MADDOX. JR. FRANCHISED BUILDER DEALER R. D. 92 STEWARTSTOWN. PA. 17363 717 993 2276 ENSOR'S FLO WER SHOP Flowers And Ceramics For All Occasions Phone: 993-2425 1 A ,A Q Happy New year' what year 'S H Seaway ' Stewartstown Pennsylvania XX -XYXQ, Gfkin I rcyefp -f U cr15 Q649.fvr?xf-2, C? Ve sqm Eydle. 'Snug ,-tl 7amrnl-e ,, il irjglo Mb poster, EVM Qi wx' cg? he-J Eu- fm i'3E3f5gQ 15 U THE LUMBER YARD 5 4' rv- 'Q E To Mak' 'NWN rv-D was J' Get 'fmaeajtmm milf H? Oi-TEZTSISZVH , A J ,I ui ,L 1 5 'C-Je,5tiC.KS :gvz 5YQ 'ff' 'J 'I 1-g:jd5:':y':o'go:nda.idS. If N mm Cash And Carry Stewartstown Pennsylvania 196 993-2736 17363 K-D MUSIC DEPARTMENT fiiifffx 5g,,J:-Cfff mga mI5.5ghM Palm . , .pr aww gy DW Jmamwk W , Q, ,DW ' , A Offamfgjiywpagapwjwpm MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Kb arrmze, 'QMWQJ yd? UNCYOJ C OVAL 6 wb' LD 3 M ff ff' ,Q QNX JW U5 new SM f www W Bob WW V17 Z3 Southern Pennsylvania BankMEMBER F D I C 10 Convenient Offices To Serve You 2055 S. Queen St., York 1401 W. Market St., York 4200 W. Market St., York Red LIOH 0 Delta ' Stewartstown Fa1rv1ewToWnsh1p Shrewsbury Werglestown Cape Horn H OSTETTER S JE WELERS Lon Dawn Kelly Chrrs Denlse LBISH Jeweler 85 Watchmaker 77 2 H111 Street Er1ka Deb Cathy Shrewsbury PA 17361 Juhe Carol Shefee 717 235 4912 Mr. 8a Mrs. Dr. 8a Mrs. Mr. 85 M Mr. 8z M Mr. 8a Mr Mr. 8: Mr Mrs. Ester Arn ld R h 1 8: S 1 Ab h FS. PATR ONS Ernes H d D b A ld Morton Kr h T L Hugh A P ff J D Sz S Ra A ld 8z D D 85 R Robert L. Sechrlst 8a F 1 B ll 8a K h Robert H. McLaughlin 8a F 1 B 8: K K h 8a L A1 8z B bb Dr. 8z Mrs. John Easter Mr. 8z Mrs. Charles Wright Jr Mr. 8z Mrs. Henry Keesey Mr. 8z Mrs. Elmer Absher Mrs. Elsie M. Ford Mr. 8a Mrs. Lowell Miller Mr. 8z Mrs. David Filson Collinsville Drive-In Rent-A-Bay, Bel Air, Md. 53 ,vi-u Q 1' The 1977 Fawn Yearbook would like to thank everyone that has helped with this book in any way. This could not have been pos- sible without much cooperation. Special Thanks To: Blatners for their photography and great patience and cooperation. Mrs. Kane and Pam for delivering pictures to us. Mr. Barefoot for his generous artistic assistance. The faculty for letting us out of class and helping us obtain needed information. To the office personnel for enduring our many interruptions and complaints. Mrs. Kulpon and Mrs. McE1wain for the use of the typewriters. Anna Lynn Parlett and Hope Bradley for use of pictures. Mr. Hunt for always reminding us of deadlines and for giving us his cooperation and patience. The 1977 Fawn Staff would also like to wish Mr. Hunt the best of luck and happiness in the future as he leaves us at Kennard- Dale. His help and guidance during our senior year on the year- book and his teaching us throughout our high school years will always be remembered and appreciated. A Absher, Cheryl 56,88,92,93,95,102, 108,109 Adams Electric Corperative, Inc. 158 Adams, Matthew 120 Ailes, Edwin 56,590,105 Akins, Natalie 56,79,116 Allen, Clinton 13 Allen, Lisa 49,88,95,98,99,102,116, 118,119,127,133 Allen Print Shop 164 Allen, Stacia 44,86,89,116 Alley, Richard 49,57 Almoney, Herbert 13 Almoney, Stephen 44,87 Amberman Buick 165 American Breeders Service 154 Amos, Edward 49 Amos, Karen 336 Amspacker, Debra 44 Amspacker, Renita 44 Anderson, Laura 36,114,115,120 Anderson, Nancy 36,40,114,115, 120,126,127 Anderson Store 172 Andrews, Craig 57 Apitsch, Joseph 87 Apitsch, Teresa 44,57,126,127 Arnold, Deborah 57,93,95,97 Arnold, Esther 14 Arnold, Lawanda 44 Arnold Lumber and Supply Co. 175 Atheltic Committee 140 Atkins, Zatae 18,40,95 Auble, Debra 114 Auble, Theresa 49,114,116 Auto Village 163 B Bach, Jerome 49,90,101,134,138 Bach, John 28,94,134,140 Backel, Terri 57 Badders, Cindy 44,92 Badders, James 56,87 Badders, Kimberly Badders, Vincent 36 Bailey, Brenda 89 Bailey, Dale 49,129,134 Bailey, Paula 44 Baker, Christopher 44 Baker, Sheree 57,77,101,116,120, 121,125,130,137 Bakley, Susan 36,44,92 Baldwin, Helen 57,92,93,98 Baldwin, John 44,90 I DEX Baldwin, Joseph 36 Baldwin, Virginia 14 Barber, Amanda 13 Barefoot, William 21 Barker, Beth 36,40,115 Barton's Fruit Farm 156 Baseball 128,129 Bathon Real Estate 178 Beard, Shirley 44 Bel-Air Body Shop 173 Belt, Charles 44 Bel-View,Fruit Farm 156 Benedict Meade Post 7046 170 Bennett, Charlotte 13 Betty Kiser Beauty Salon 164 Betty Taylor's Beauty Shop 179 Bielecki, Linda 57 Black, Joseph 47,90,91,134 Black, Rhonda 36,89,115 Blankenship, Garry 44,90 Blatner, Henry M. 184 Blevins, Anna Jane 12 Blevins, Carol 58,90 Blevins Fruit Farm and Market 173 Blevins, John 44,114,120 Blevins, Sarah 44 Blouse, Cynthia 58,92,98 Bonham, Debra 36 Boothe, Roy 36 Borg-Warner 183 Borise, GeorgeAnn 13 Bower, Alice 36 Bower, Matthew 49 Bowles, Rodney 36,90 Bowman, Jerry 36 Bowman, Jill 41,116 Bowser, Cynthia 44,89,99,125 Boyce, Susan 58,95,97,98 Boyd, Ann 44,88,114,120,125 Boyd, Kathy 49,52,88,95,99,114, 116,117,119,120 Boyd, Larry 44,92 Boyd, Susan 44 Boyd, William 44,92 Boyer, Lesa 31,33,130,131 Boyle, Frank 11 Boyle, Virginia 20 Boynes, Venetia 41,44,125,130,131 B Sz R Supply 152 Bradley, Timothy 49,99,101,129, 134,139 Brant, John 26,41 Bray, Linda 44,90 Brenner, Donna 59,95,96,98 Britton's Sunoco 157 Brown, Beverly 59,95,97,109,114, 116,118,119, Brown, Dawn 36,115 Brown, Dawn 49,88,89,99,114,116,120 Brown, Joseph M. Sz Son 156 Brown, Leisa 59,92,98,112,116,119, 120,121 Brown, Robert 2,21 Brown, Russell 136 Brune, Michael 49 Buchanan, Cynthia 44,59,101,133 Buckingham, Cathy 59,99,116,117, 119,120,121 Buckingham, William 87 Bundrick, Susan 44,92,116 Burk, Tara 44 Burkins and Freese 188 Burkins, Donna 86 Burkins, Elsie 14 Burkins, Marshall 49,90 Burrell, Shirley 59 Bus Drivers 13 Bush, Sandra 49,52,88,99,116,118, 127,130 Bush, Timothy 87 Butcher, C. Morgan 133 Butler, John 59,90,101,132,133,134 Butler, William 101,132,133,134, 138,139 Byrum, Theresa 49,93 C Campbell, Alan 109 Campbell, Tamara 49,114,116,119, 120,127 Cantone, Susan 49 Cardiff Chevron 161 Carson, Ronald 36,161 Carter, Ronald 49,87 Cedar Valley Grocery 173 Channel, Sylvania 14 Charlies's Place 179 Charlies's Sales and Service 160 Chetelat, Kimberly 49,92 Christman, Bruce 21,133,134,140 Clark, Kathy 55,59,79,95,97,101, 102,104,108,109,112,116,118,119, 125,126,130 Coe, Diane Collinsville Discount Center 161 Colorguard 120-198 Colvin, Carl 13 Colvin, Kimberly 33 Comer, Jeffrey 44,87 Comer, Patricia 59,86 Commencement 30,31 Commonwealth National Bank 161 Contino's 160 Cooks 14 Cooper, Bonnie 44,92 Cooper, Mary 44 201 Cooper, Nancy 49,86,98 Cooper, Scott 49 Coover's Pharmacy 164 Corbo, Nicolas 11,140 Cordrey, Jo Ann 59,86 Cosgrove, David 60,109 Country Auction 172 Covington, Donna 49 Cox, Floyd 186 Cremen, Mark 36,60,80,89,99,101, 108,109,l15,117,118,119,125,128, 139,134 Cross, Margaret 11 Crouse, Julie 104 Crowl, Brenda 49,93 Crowther's Florist 164 Current Events 142-150 Custodians 13 Cutler, Randy 133 D Dale Realty Co. 173 Dandy, Samuel 136 Gross, Darkes, Ethel 28 Daugherty, Eileen 79 Daugherty, Greg 13 Davis, Belinda 36,86 Davis, Carl 90 Davis, Gregory 36 Davis, Jonathan 44 Davison's Exxon 178 D Sz D Sewing Co. 160 Dedication 8 DeGraw, Judy 44 Deitz, David 13 Deller, Sandra 60,86 Deller, Sonia 36,89,99,115 Dellinger, Walter E., Sr. 188 Delong, Joanne 37 Delp, Karen 49,86 Delta Appliance Store 179 Delta Auto Sales 186 Delta Cleaners 170 Delta Florist 163 Delta Lumber 179 DeRan, Diane 49 DeVoe, Helen 14 DeVono's Dry Cleaners 173 Dick, Daniel 49,87 Dick, Phillip 60,87 Dicks Gulf 181 Dieges Sz Clust 182 Dierdorf, Kenneth 19 Dietz, Peggy 13 DiGiacinto, Donald 26,41 Dinsmore, Dale 23,52,102 Dircks Dircks Donut Alan 60,89,99,114,1 18,119 Carmen 60 Dircks, Dircks, , Edward 49,90,95 , Gregory 36,87 Delight 187 Dove, Barbara 60,86 202 Duh, William 13 Dunlap, Idris 10 E Eaton's Fuel Service, Inc. 165 Eby, Gregory 60,112,133,134 Eby, Lynn 36,98,115,120 Ecker, Sterling 2,23,55,81,127, 129,140 Eckert, Barbara 13 Edie, Paul H. 157 Ed Thompson's Paint Shop 189 Eleventh Grade Officers 52 Emenheiser, Benjamin 18,41 Enfield Equipment Co. 161 Ensor's Flower Shop 165 Erisman, Cynthia 20 Erisman, Margaret 48,88,95,98,116, 125,129,137,101 Erisman, Tom 30,129,138 F Fair Winners 86 Fawn Grove Branch The York Bank SL Trust Co. 177 Fawn Grove Service Station 171 Fawn Staff 96,97,198 Few, Beverly 60,89,92 Few, Peggy 36 Field Hockey 124,125 Filson, Deborah 36,98,115,120 Filson, Erika 61,80,98,99,116,119, 120,121 Filson, Nadine 45,98,114,120 Five-Town Motors, Inc 160 Fix's Restaurant 165 Flaharty, Gregory 45 Flaharty, Lonny 36 Fleischmann, Kim 48,88,95,99,101, 102,114,116,119,120,125 Fleischmann, Todd 37,114,120 Fletcher, David 61,90 Flinchbaugh Products, Inc. 154 Forbush, Angela 34 Ford, Richard 48,101,129,139 Fred's Volkswagon Service 166 Freimiller, Terri 37 Fulton, John 17,52,129 Funk, Karen 45 Future Business Leaders of America 92 Future Farmers of America 90,91,191 Future Homemakers of America 86 G Gable, Lisa 48,52,88,95,98,116,118, 119,101,125,126,133 Gable, Mary Katherine 12 Galbreath, Anne 48,52,88,95,98,99, 101,102,103,114,117,118,119,126,133 Gallagher, Theodore 27,99,109 Garret, David 28,41 Gemmill, Judson 48,90,101,134, 138,139 Gemmill, Roseanna 125 Gemmill, Ruth 13 Gemmill, William 61,90 Gemmills, Reed 161 Giambalvo Pontiac, Buick, Opel 172 Gibbs, David 117 Gibbs, Joseph 45,101,133,134,139 Gibbs, Timothy 30,128,129 Gier, Jeffrey 45,92 Gingrich, Donald 20,114,115,116 Gingrich, Michael 37 Girlis Basketball 137 Glackin, David 45,90 Glackins Highway Service 161 Gladfelter, Eugene 45,134 Glenn, Sue 13 Good, Kurt 118 Good, Wanda 34,45,101,114,116,120, 125,133 Gordon, Karen 114,120 Gorrera, Lee 45,90 Gorrera, Mark 62,81 Graceton Store and Garden Center 177 Graduation 30,31 Graffton, Jerry 87 Gray, Greer Christina 48,93,114,120 Chervolet 180 Greer, Jay 48,90,139 Green, William 90 Grein, Adrienne 62,86 Griest, Vickie 45,92,114,120,130 Griffith, Jeffery 48,90,91 Griffith, Mark 47,90 Robert 33 Grove, Lonnie 48,93 Grove, William 37,90,136 H Haga, Charles 48,129 Haga, Victoria 37,89,99,126 Hall, Anthony 47,87,90,133,134 Hall, Eric 48,95,101,134,138 Hall, Gene 196 Hall, Kevin 37,90 Halstead, Benjamin 62,77,104,112 Halstead, Catherine 45,114,116,101, 120,133,137 Halstead, Patricia 11 Hammondys Body Shop 165 Hanzlik, Lawerence 48 Hanzlik, Sandra 45,137 Hanzlik, Timothy 37,40 Harden, Dennis 37,90 Hardesty, Kitten 116 Hardesty, Mie 45 Hare, Denise 37 Hare, Larry 37,90,91 Hare, Leslie 62,90,104,112 Harrington, Donna 37,98,115 Harris Electric Service 160 Harris, James 45,90 Harris Lamp 8a Gift Shoppe 161 Harry, Tibatha 45,116,120,125 Hart, Craig 48,97 Hartman, John 90 Hartsough, Michael 37,87 Harvey's Sub Shop 156 Hash, Carroll J. 153 Hash, Cathy 41,115,102 Hash, David 13 Hash, Tama 48 Hayward, Michael 37,136 Hazel Keeney Beauty Salon 190 Heaps, Cheryl 48,86 Heaps, Dawn 45 Heaps, Kathryn 12 Heaton, Thomas 33,48,90,99 Heaton, Tiena 45,116 Heiner, Glenda 45,86 Henry, Elmer W. 196 Henshaw's Flower Shop 169 Hensley, Joseph 47,90 Hensley, Kimberly 37 Hensley, Pamela 48,92,93,98 Herbert, Dale 48 Heritage House 157 Herrman Printing 167 Hersey, George 160 Hersey Industries, Inc. 173 Hersey, Jeffery 23,134,139,140 Hersey, Todd 37,90 Hershey, Jale 37,98,115 Hershey, Lori 48,88,95,99,116,118, 117,120,130 Hess Auto Repair 155 Hess, Debra 55,62,90,92,93,95,96, 101,104,105,119,130 Hess, Marilyn 34,45,88,99,116,125 Heur, Kimberly 39,98,114,120 Hewell, Valerie 30,31 Hill, Lawrence 47,90 Hinton, Keith 134 Hobbs, Jonathan 90,133 Holland, Jeffrey 48 Holland, Roger 37,134 Hollingshead, Gary 55,62,77,90,101, 112,129,134,138 Hollingshead, Larry 47,90,139 Hollingshead, Sharon 37,89 Homecoming, 104,105 Horsley, Tracy 47,90,91,101,134 Hortman, David 25,41,87 Hortman, John 87 Horton, Jojean 37 Hostetter's Jewelers 198 Hostler, Tina 48,86 Houdeshel, Betty 62,78,89,95,99,1 14, 116,118,119,120 Howell, James 27,40,134 Howelett, Denise 37,115 Howlett, Laura 48,92,93,120 Hrebik, Bruce 48,90 Hunt, Carroll 26,96 Hurley, Donna 48,92,116 Hurt, Deborah 62,79,99,108,109,116, 120,121 Hurt, Joseph 47,90 Hushon, Richard 48,93,95 Hutton, Tianda 48,93,95 Hyson Repair Service 165 I Industrial Arts Student Association 87 Isennock, Diana 37,89,99 Isennock Service Center 180 J Jacoby, Beth 48,88,95,99,114,118 Jansky, Katherine 28 Jean Almoney Beauty Salon 157 Jeff's Subs 161 Jennings, Tammy 45 Jim Sz Nena's 182 Johnson, Debra 63,86 Johnson, Mark 47 Johnson, Perdita 45 Johnson, Shari 42,115,119,120,121, 125,133 Johnson, William 129 Joines, Marti 37,90 Joines, Monti 63,80,81,90,101,104, 109,112,113,140 Joines, Scott 134 Jones, Jones, Carson 63,101,134 Douglas 64,99,105 Jones, Lindsay 64 Jones, Mark 87 Jones, Robin 42 Jones, Terry 42,87,139 Jones, William 11 Jourdan, Donald 42 Junior Class Play 108 Junior-Senior Prom 32,33,34 Junior Varsity Basketball 139 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 127 Junior Varsity Football 134 K Kane, Pamela 64,92,109,112,113, 119,126 Kashner, Deborah 65 Kashner, Donna 37,89,98,99 Kaslick, Leslie Realtor Associate 186 Kay-Rene Shop 74 Keech, Lori 42,88,92,99,116,119,120, 121,125,130 Keener, Barbara 37 Keener, Tina 42 Keesee, Kimberly 48,89,92,93 Keesey, Dale 65,89,97,99 Kellison, Janet 40 Kennard-Dale Letter Service 93 Kilgore, Connie 51,95,114,116,120 Kilgore, Shirley 37,115 Kinard, Richard L. Inc. 193 Kirkpatrick, Christine 42,92,120,125 Kirkpatrick, James 65,90 Knight, Cindy 33 Knight, James 37,90 Knight, Paul 51,52,90,91 Kohler Auto Parts 165 Kohler, Lisa 38,126 Koontz, Cassandra 42,92,114,120,133 Koontz, Jack 38,90 Kossiakoff, Donna 38,39 Kreeger, Daniel 38,90 Krick, Stephen 52,90,91,133 Kulpon, Ruth 17 Kunkle, Michael 47,90 Kunkle's Service Station 164 L Lanius, Elaine 30,89,99,115 Lansinger, Kimberly 51,93 Lauer, Wanda 65,86,95 Lawson, Bambi 38 L Sz C Construction 179 Lenzi, Kimberly 65,92,93,109,116 Lewis, Dale 38 Library Club 162 Liggitt, Denise 65,92,109,120 Lighty, Eric 38,90 Lighty, Todd 65 Linda Neal's Beauty Salon 172 Linda's Beauty Salon 167 Lingenfelter, Brent 51,101,133 Lingenfelter, Renee 38,115,125 Linkous, Evert 13 Little, Patty 38 Lloyd, Diane 88 Lloyd, Melinda 38,89 Lloyd, Julie 38,89 Lonesome Pine Farms 190 Long, Carol 17,52 Lowe, Randy 56,109 Lowe, Ruth 66,81,98,112 Lutton, Charles 11,30,31 Lutz, Brenda 38,115 Lytle 8z Gehb Barber Shop 179 M Maas, Joy 51,86,88,99 Maddox, Beth 66,81,95,97,101,109, 125,126,129 Maddox, William 42,87,139 Maines, Michael 47,87 Majorettes 121 Manahan, Margaret 42 203 Manifold, C.H., Inc. 188 Manifold, Carl 11 Manifold, Ernest 51 Manifold, Maurice 47,90 Manifold, W.E. 8: Son 156 Mann, Jim 187 Maple Lawn Farms, Inc. 177 Marching Band 121 Marino, Shirley 12 Marslett, Edward 42,117,134 Marslett, Michael 38,134 Marsteller, Bruce 11 Marsteller, Donald 51,90,101,104,129, 134,138 Marsteller, Helen 42,93 Marsteller, Lori 34,42,86,88,99,116, 125,127,130 Matthews, Gary 47,90 McAllister, Terri 38 McCauslin, Donald 66,78,87,101, 104,129 Miller, Lesa 51,52,81,88,98,116,125 Miller, Lisa 42 Miller, Lori 67,92,93,95,97,101,109, 112,120,121,130 Miller, Mark 90 Miller, Pamela 67,80 Miller, Robin 38 Miller Ronald 51,90,114,120 Miller, Shirley 38 Miller, Wade 68,80 Miller Sales and Service, Inc. 155 Miller1s Fuel Supply 160 McCauslin, Teri 38,115,125,126 McClain, Cheryl 67 McClain, Randy 42,87 McCleary, Cheryl 51,86,120,125 McCleary, Gary 47,90 McCleary, James 67 McCoy, Joseph 37 McDonald, Brian 67,78,114,120 McDonough, Michael 72,134 McDonough, Shane 67 McElwain, Marian 17,88 McElwain, William E. 183 McFadden, David 51,87 McGinnity, George R. 190 McGinnity, Polly 42,89,90 McKown, Kathy 42 McLaughlin, Carol 67,93,94,95,97,102 McLaughlin, Nancy 47,116 McLaughlin, Rodney 51 Medical Careers 197 Mellinger, Bonnie 42 Mellinger, Robert 67 Mellinger's 172 Mergler, Timothy 38,90 Michaels, James J. 84 Mid-Town Coffee Shoppe 187 Midway Super Thrift 172 Mikesell, Deanna 24 Miles Super Thrift 178 Miller Brothers Plumbing and Heating 190 Miller, Carol Ann 51,93 Miller, Charles 47 Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp., 172 Miller, Miller 1 Christine 67.86,92,93,98 David 38,134,137 Miller, Dean 51,90,91 Miller Janice 42 Miller Joan 86,93 Miller, Joy 51,86,98 Miller, Krista 51,86 204 Milleris Store and Dining Room 190 Mitzel, Sara 114 Montgomery's Mill Supplies 178 Morris, Constance 51,86,l16 Morris Insurance Agency 180 Morris, Julia 34,42,88,99,101,116, 125,127 Morris, Katherine 68,81,95,96,101, 104,108,109,112,116,119,125,126,127, 130,140 Morris, Patricia 51,114,116,120 Morris, Roland 11 Morrison, Keith 51 Morton, Kenneth 38,530,136 Moser, James 47,90 Muetze, RuthAnne 12 Mullins, Everette 51,90 Mullins, Susan 68,92,93,98,109 Mummert, Donald 42,117 Music Department 197 Myers, Matthew 68,77,101,102,104, 109,117,133 Myers, Richard 68,79,112,117 Myers, Timothy 33,133 N Nardie's Food Market 168 National Central Band 154 National Honor Society 95,195 Neal, Thomas 38,115,136 New Freedom Farm and Garden CO. 164 New Park Service 157 Nielsen, Brian 38,90 Ninth Grade 36-40 Ninth Grade Class Officers 40 Ninth Grade Cheerleaders 126 Ninth Grade Chorus 115 Nocar, Richard 38,90 Norris, Grocery 165 O Oberg, Matthew 68,78 Oberg, Michael 38,87,136 Olewiler and Heffner Funeral Home, Inc. 171 Olive Rutledge Beauty Salon 160 Orchestra 114 Orsburn, Kenneth W. 172 Orwig, David 47,90,91 Orwig, Michael 87,90 Orwig, Kenneth 68,78,88,95,97,99 105,108,109,116,117,118,119 Orwig, Krista 118 Orwig, Lara 38,114 Orwig, Roger 38,90,114,120 Orwig, Michael 38 Overmiller, Barry 51,139 P Padgett, Tammy 43 Padilla, Norma 38 Parks, Mary 43,114,116 Parlett, Anna Lynn 51,88,99,101, 102,114,127,133 Paul, Catherine 68,109 Paul, Richard 57,87 Peck, Alta 38,89 Peck, Donald 51,87 Pence, Farel 39,90,117 Perrine, Connie 51 Perrine, Jennings 47,90 Peters, Ryan 51,87 Picone, David 39,90 Pipkins, Pizza 170 Platt, Donna 22,124,125,137,140 Plum, Cathy 68,80,101,109,116, 119,125 Plum, Todd 39,90,136 Plummer, Hazel 14 Plummer, Patricia 43 Pomraning, Marie 12 Pomraning, Scott 47,90 Posey, Jenny 51 Preston, James 33,34,133 Prom 33,34 Pyle, Joyce 12 Pyle, Warren 39 R Ramsburg, Robin 51,116 Raspe, Brenda 92,93 Register, Robert 25,90 Rehman, Mark 47,90,114,120 Rehmeyer, David 43,128,129 Reid, Brian 41,43,114,117,12O,133 Reid, Charles 11,140 Restivo, Mark 43,114,120 Reynolds, Dianne 43 Reynolds, Vickie 43 Rice, James 47,90 Richardson, Brian 47,90 Richardson, Tina 43 Riley, Mary 69,78 Rineholt, Bradley 47,90 Rineholt, Darlene 43,86 Rineholt, David 39,90 1 Rineholt, Refinishing 167 Ritt1e,Dawn 69,95,96,109,114,116, 119,120,125,13O Rittle, Penny 39,115,120,125 Robinson, Albert 69 Robinson Brothers 178 Robinson, Tammy 39,98,115 Rogers, Melissa 43,116 Rose, Kimberly 43 Roseberry, Jeffery 50,133 Roseberry, Timothy 50,95,101, 133,134 Roycroft, Frederick 47,90 Roycroft, Scott 39,134 R. and R. Body Shop 175 Ruff, Alberta 14 Ruff, Peggy 43 Ruff, Sandra 39,114,115,120,126,127 Ruff, Weaver 8 Runkle, Brian 43,114,120,139 Runkle, Kelly 70,78,86,92,93,98,109, 112,120,121 Runkle, Scott 120 Runkle's Servicenter 171 Rutter Brothers Dairy, Inc. 194 S Sadler, Cynthia 130 Sanders, Jerry 52,87 Saubel's Super Thrift 160 Saylor Furniture Company 172 Scarborough, Robert 11 Schaefer, Wanda 43 Schaeferts Excavating 158 Schaeffer Gulf Service 177 Schieler, Andrew 87 Schmidt, Carl 87 Schmidt, Jean 11 Schmidt, Robert 70,134 Schmuck, Janice 13,98 Schnetzka, Connie 50,92 Schnetzka, Linda 39,98,115,1.20 Schreck's Florist 167 Schroeder, Joanne 70,89 Scott, Barbara 70 Scott, Robert 50,90 Scotten, Kenneth 39,90,134 Sebring, Rita 16,18,40,52 Sebring's Hardware 181 Sechrist, Bonnie 130,131 Sechrist, Darlene 39,115,126 Sechrist, Pamela 70,94,95,96,101,105, Senior Class Projects 81 Senior Superlatives 77-80 Sennett, Mark 52,87,134 Service Feed and Supply Company 164 Shaffer, Deborah 50,88 Shanberger, Violet 14 Shaull, Karen Vaught 112 Spangler, Herbert 39,90 Spangler, Robert 39,88,98,114, 115,120 Sparks, Carol 72,86 Spencer Construction 174 Spencer, Dean 43,129,134 Spencer, Deborah 72,108,109 Spencer, Jeff 50,101,129,134,135 Shaw, Shaw Shaw, Shaw Carol 70,92,95,98,116,120,121 Construction Company 157 Glen 11 Orchards 196 Shenberger, Edward 50 Shenberger, John H. 190 Shenk, Barry 70,79,95,101,105,108, 1o9,117,119,14o Shenk, Todd 41,43,101,133,134, 136,138 Sherman, Ruth 118 Shipley Humble 159 Shipman, James 23,52,140 Shrewsbury Concrete Company 182 Shrodes, Charles W. 160 Simmons, Clifton 39,90 Sims, Russell 39,87 Sinclair, E.E. 168 Sinclair, Gordon 27,40,101 Sipe, Ricky 70 Sizemore, Brad 70 Sizemore, Peggy 39,98,114,115 Sizemore, Sandy 39,40,102,114, 115,126 Sizemore, Teresa 43,92,114 Sizemore, Timothy 71,90 Sizemore, Thomas 39,90,117 Smeltzer Brothers Ford 174 Smeltzer, Joy 22,130 Smith Anne 43,114,120 Smith, Bret 50,90 Smith, Daniel 50,90 Smith, Denise 50,88,92,98,116 Smith, Jack 71,79,95 Smith, Julie 71,89,98,99,116,120,121 Smith, Kenneth 41 Smith 127, , Marcia 34,43,99,116,125, 130 Smith, Mark 37 Smith, Michael 50,90 Smith, Nancy 14 Smith, Patricia 72,88,89,99 Smith, Patrick 50,134 Smith Village 173 Smittyts Auto Sales 165 Snodgrass, Hazel 19 Spring Valley Park 156 Stabley, Randel 39,90,134 Stahle, Joyce 44 Stanley, Lisa 50,99,101,125,137 Star Printing Company 156 Starr, Jackson 43 Starr, Joseph 39 Steele, Connie 73,95 Steele, Lori 43,116 Steele, Tania 43 Steen, E.A. 167 Steiger, Fred 14 Steransky, Julida 50,92,93 Steransky, Virginia 73,92,98,104 Sterner Chevrolet 167 Stewart, Barbara 39,102,114,115, 120,125 Stewart, Mary Ann 30,133 Stewart, Robert 50,87,90 Stewart, Walter 50,87 Stewartstown Amoco 164 Stewartstown Hardware 168 Stewartstown Lions Club 186 Stewartstown Milling Company 164 Stewartstown Post 455 192 Stinson, Scott 73,90,95,101,134,138 Stockslager, Karen 43 Stockslager, Kathy 43,112 Stratmeyer, Laura 34,46,88,98,99, 101,102,116,119,125,127,132,133 Strayer's A-G Store 157 Street, Anita 50,86,98 Street, Eileen 13 Strickler, Steve 73,90,112 Student Council, 102 Sturgis, Donna 46 Sturgis, James W. 50 Summer's Canning 171 Superior Mold Builders, Inc. 159 Suskie, Linda 46,116 Swartz, Wanda 73 Swartz, Wendy 39,114,120 Swift, Susan 39,115,126 109,116,118,119,124,125,130,131 Sechrist, Robert L, 173 Sechrist Sales Company, Inc. 173 Seitz, Richard 50,90 Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Chorus 116 Class 56-76 Class History 54 Class Officers 55 Class Play 110,111 Snook, Craig 39 Snoop Shop 173 Sommer, Debra 39,115 Sommer, Jane 114 Sommer, Robin 41,43,102,114,120 Southern Pennsylvania National Band 198 Southern States Cardiff Coop. 161 Sowers, Luther B. CDr.J 10 T Taylor, Dawn 73,98,99,116,120,121 Taylor Loren 39 Taylor Haus 175 Taylor, Melvin 50 Taylor, Susan 46 Tenney, Cheryl 46 Tenth Grade 41-47 Tenth Grade Class Officers 41 205 Testerman, Brian 39,90,136 Testerman, Tina 39,89 Testerman, Tony 39,90 Thacker, Charles 46,117 The Lumber Yard 196 Thomas' Store 164 Thompson, Daryl 46,129,134,139 Thompson, Roland 50,101,133 Throne Lumber Company 196 Throne, Patricia 39,114,120 Throne, Sandra 50,95,99 Throne, Susan 88 Tomasov, Milena 73,82,83,88,95,105, 116,137 Tompkins, David 73 Tompkins, Steven 73,87 Tomls Super Thrift 134 Torbert's Appliances 166 Towson, Sharon 46,89 Track 132,133 Travis, Ralph 24,90 Trimble, Johnny 87 Trimble, Tommy 46 Trout, Richard 39,90 Troutman, Rhonda 39,120,121 Tully, Cathy 40 U Unkle, Jeanette 74,93 V Vanover, Marsha 14 Varsity Basketball 136 Varsity Cheerleaders 126 Varsity Club 100,101,189 Varsity Football 134 Vencill, William 40 Vicars, Bryan 46 Vickers, Jeffery 40 Volleyball 130 Volz, Francis 133 Volz, Michele 50,90,92,93 Von Lange, Christine 74,77,98,99, 1o1,1o4,1o9,112,116,120,13o Von Lange, Edward 129 W Wacker, Gloria 19 Wade, Donna 46 Waggoner, Richard 50,133 Wagner, Jedonna 16,18,89 Wagner, John 74,82,83,134 Wagner, Michael 46,87 Waldron, Eydie 75,78,94,95,99,109, 114,120,121 Waldron, Jess 178 Wales, Kelly 46,127,133 206 Wales, Lori 40,115 Wales, Milford A. 181 Wales, Robin 52,90,91,101,137 Wallace, Lloyd 120 Wallen, Kevin 46 Wallen, Kim 46 Wallen, Todd 46,90 Waltemire, Stephen 50 Walther, Bruce 50,90,134 Walther, Craig 40 Ward, Robin 40,98,114,115 Warner, Elmer 10,13 Warner, Francina 46,88,92,116, 120,121 Windy Brae Mobile Homes 155 Windy Hill Farm 168 Winemiller, Bari 52,88,95,99,114, 116,11s,120,13o Winemiller, Douglas 20,121 Winemiller, Gregory 120 Winemiller, Randy 30 Winemiller, Robert E. 165 Wire, Melody 40,89,99,115 Wire, Thomas 41 Wise, Jeffrey 40,87 Wise, Scott 41 Wise, Tamara 40,114,115 Wolf Farms, Inc. 188 Warner, J. Austin 161 Warner, Madeline 12 Warner, Richard 13 Warner, Terri 46,86,98,120,121,130 Watts, Fred 46,117 Wolf, Virginia 33,34,130 Wolfe, Jay 41,114,117,120,139 Wolfe, Susan 52,90 Wooden, Mark 52,91 Woodroff, Sandra 41,92,120 Weaver, David 46 Weaver, Douglas 50,90 Weaver, Jeannette 115 Webb, Carol 20,50,88,95,114,116 Webb, Jennifer 40,114,115,120 Webb's Garage and Service Station 195 Webb, Eldon S. 2 Wells, Cynthia 75,93 Welsh, Charles 75,89,99 Welsh, Sydonie 93 Wentz, Larry 16,22,121,136 Wever, Jeanette 40 Wever, Joel 75,90 Weyerhaeuser 152 Wheeling, Bradley 75,95,101,108, 109,112,l17,133,134 Whiteford Packing 179 Whiteford Pharmacy 184 Whiteford, William 75,101,112, 128,129 Widener, William 40,87 Wierman Plumbing and Heating 165 Wiles, Robert 46,87,134 Wiley, Donald 39,90,134 Wiley, Jeffrey 75,87,105 Wiley, Joseph E. and Son 176 Workman, Kimberly 120 Workman, Reggie 40,90 Workman, Susan 76,77,86,95,98, 101,104,109,112,114,116,117,118, 119,120,125,13O,121,137 Wright, Bonnie 52 Wright, Charles 24,90 Wright, Joann 41 Wright, Todd 41,114,117,120,129 Wurtzbacher, John 33 Yale, Y William 41,90 Yeisley, Robert 76,99 Yeisley, Susan 52,98 York Bank and Trust Company 18 York, Mark 99 Yost, Anne 130,131,137 Yost, John 52,92,95 Yost, Mark 52 Yowell, Suzanne 12 Z Zarfos Furniture Store 169 Wiley, Melanie 55,75,87,95,1o1,1o5, 116,118,119,126 Wiley's Food Market 170 Williams, Kenneth 75,90,117 Willy's Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Beer Distributor 178 , David 40,90 , Dianna 41 , Donna 50 , Jeffrey 41,90,91 Wilson, Joanna 76,86 Wilson, John 52,90,102,114,133, 134,138 Wilson, Kelly 92 Wilson, Michael 41,114,117,12o Wilson, Mildred 24,52,86 Wilsonys Tire Service 192 Windon, George 52,87 Zimmerman, Karen 76,88,92,93,95, 97,101,102,105,109,116,119,125,130 Zimmerman, William 25,87,138,140 V Y L i X i V 2 3 5 Y. 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