Kimberly High School - Kimet Yearbook (Kimberly, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1939 volume:

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V , .... . ,V V . 'nv V ' f ' L .+, ' ' ff . r - ,- .jrf VV ' ' .5 V- ,.-5. -.V V , '-. . . 'P - 4 .Y I : , x 12 'w N, 1 ,.:,::fm.A....4.n,waJr.'L..Lf.i-4a::.1I:.aZvmae.u-zs1.iins.aVf ,VV - hm., :isa-. 'x KIMBERLY HIGH SCHOOL 9 D1 CAT! 0 E v DEDICATION We hereby dedicate this first edition of the Kimet to Mrs. J. R. Gerritts, the former Miss Winifred Lynch of our High School Staff. Through her efforts, eleven years of faithful and unceasing service, we have seen many developments and achievements in the student body, and many laurels given Kimberly in the Dramatic Department, of which she was the head. Mrs. Gerritts' home was in New Richmond, Wisconsin. There she attended the parochial school. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree at River Falls' Teachers College where she majored in English and minored in History. During various summers, she attended summer school at the University of Minnesota. The students of the Kimberly High School regret the loss of such a capable person, but wish her much success in her new role in life. QYNOOL BOUPD Joseph T. Doerfler Clarence J. Fiewener Joseph H. Dupont School Board The school board must indeed be complimented for the splendid cooperation they have given the and guidance of the obtained the finest tion to the school, To them foes efforts. school. It has always been their aim to consider students with deep concern. Through their efforts we have the intere educational facilities and with the new, well equipped addi- have been elevated from a Class C rankine to Clase B. our sincerest thanks--ve do appreciate their interest and SXBYERNNTENDEN7 To Mr. John R. Gerritts, our supervising principal, we owe much for the high standard of education which prevails in our high school today. During the six years he has been with us, our school has become one of the most respected institutions. We are fortunate to have such a fine leader as director of our school and through his ambitious efforts, an addition was annexed to the former building. Mr. Gerritts attended grade and high school at Little Chute Wisconsin. At Lawrence College, Appleton, Wisconsin he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. With a scholarship he attended the University of Illinois in 1920-21, and in the summer of '68 he went to George Washington University, Washington D. C. His teaching experiences have included nine years at Union Free High School, Oxford, Wisconsin, four years as chemistry instructor at Marinette High School and six years as supervising principal at our school. We appreciate his efforts in making the function of our school that which com ands notable mention. To him-our thanks. 4 3 F Elizabeth A. Plowright Menasha, Wisconsin Lawrence College Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Social Studies II, III Geometry, History Forensics Freshmen Advisor Jean Marion Webster Niagara, Wisconsin Oshkosh T. College Bachelor of Science English II 8 III Annual Advisor Sophomore Advisor 1 May Ellen Klatt Elmwood, Wisconsin Stout Inst. Menomlnee Bachelor of Science Home Economics Vocational School Senior Advisor Henry W. Patch Omro, Wisconsin Oshkosh T. COILBQO Bachelor of Education Manual Arts Vocational Class Advisor of Juniors William G. Carpenter Spring Green, Wisconsin Whitewater St. Teachers Northwestern University Bookkeeping Typing I and II Shorthand I and II General Business Senior Advisor Assistant Coach CULTY all Dorothy J. Weade Superior Wisconsin Superior State Teachers C0ll6g6 Bachelor of Education Major-Mathematics and Natural Science Biology, GSDBPQL Science French I, II G. G. A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor Maxine M. Schlingman Winneconne, Wisconsin Marquette University Bachelor of Philosophy in Speech Master of Arts in Speech English 1, II, III Public Speaking Library, Dramatic Echo Advisor s, Forensics Advisor of Sophomores, Ray H. Hamann Yankton, South Dakota University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science Physics, Algebra Advanced Math Director of Athletics Freshmen Advisor Gordon J. Kotkosky Red Granite, Wisconsin Oshkosh T. College University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Education Social Studies, History Music Martha Vander Velden Secretary 5. Km T 871W First Row: Second Row: Third Row: . Limpert, D. Smith, A. Weiss, R. La Berge, L. Doerfler, . Ven Lieshout, J. McElroy, Miss J. Webster, Advisor . Sauter, L. Melcher, V. Pieters, J. Krueger, R. Boogaard, .. Thein. - VHH CMYK, L. Schumacher, A. Van Strclen, J. Truscott, . Ven Daelwyk, C. Josephs ECHO STAFF First Row: J. Fieweger, H. Thein, P. Van Dyke, L. Melcher, J. Mnuthe Second Row: Miss Schlinpmen, M. Anderson, A. Van Dealwyk, B. Jansen, 6. V. Pieters, R. Booqaerd, C. Josephs, J. Krueger, J. Limpert SEN! OR CLA Ss Ricardo nooqpard-Panico Elayne Busch--Bushes I'm not a musician- ,Q All around snort and I'm the whole Land. f friendjx 1 O 5 4 C166 Club 1 -: . fgkggf G' A' ' 9 Us 2 9 Band 2, 3, 4 1Qf ?5Mf Forensics 2, 5, 4, Kimet Staff 4 Three Act Play 2 Echo Staff 1, 2, 4 M' ,gen s Vice President 5 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ,. ggygyi Prom Cuecn 3 JOIII1 CO8tSS 'Ja0k K ' 4' Lawrence De Groot-- He 's backward about - 4 Redhead coming forward. 5 4 Orchestra 2, 6, 4 I like to go hunting. 4 but not for knowledge. Glee Club '94 I, navel Henry Dictus--Zlank J0hn Dictus--Dick Set the music in front Anything Hank can do, of me, I'l1 olay it. I'i1 do. Band 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 Crohestra 2, 5, 4 Band 2, 6, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Student Council 6 Jim Fieweger B15feet Jean Frassetto-Jeanie I like W0rKv I can Sit I'M in a dancing mood. and Look at it for hours. Band 2 It fascinates me. G. A. A. 5, 4 Footbail 6 A Debate 2 Basketball 6, 4 if Softball 2, Q Echo Staff 4 Jim Gaffney-Dynamite Whether rain, snow, or shine, he's absent most Floyd Hopfensperger-Rabbit Pleasure before business. one Act Play 2 3 Qf th9,t1me', Three Act P1ay,5 2222223 gf gl 4 ,K Student Council 4 one Act Play 3 Class Secretary 1 Forensics 1 ,,,. t . .RW-, -- 7. Teresa Jackson-- Teresey Oh! My! How I like to walk. Joyce Krueger--Crete She would stop St. Peter's roll call for the sake of an argument. Forensics l, 2, 6, 4 Debate 6, 4 Three Act Play 6 G. A. A. 2, 6, 4 Kimet Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 Leroy Kumb1er-- Dorsey My life's ambition is to play a S0l0. Band 6, 4 Glee Club 6, 4 Henry Lanfienbefg' ' Reckless I can go like the wind and I don't mean running' Basketball 2, 5, 4 Track 5 James Lynch--Swifty I'm as fast as li ht- 8 ning. nThat's when I'm asleep.n Elaine Ouellette-- Elaine My most correspon- dents are by mail. G. A. A. 2, 6 wg' Lucy Kokke--Lucy The course of true love never runs smoothly. Forensics l, 2 Glee Club l, 2 Student Council l, 4 ,Debate 2 C6lSSt6 Josephs GSHCLGMSH aren't the only ones that pre- fer blondes. Forensics 2, 5, 4 GI Ao Ao 2, O, 4 Glee Club l, 5 Echo Staff 4 Kimet Staff 4 Student Council Robert ha Berge-- Tanglefoot All great men are ?ead and I'm not feel ing well. Basketball l, 2, 6, 4 F0Otb8ll 2, 6, 4 Softball l, 2, 6 One Act Play l, 2, 3, Three Act Play 2 Class President 6, 4 Student Council l, 2 Prom King o Echo Staff 6 Editor of Annual 4 Lyle Langenberg-- He's wise from the top of his head up. One Act Play 4 Forensics 1, 2, 6, 4 Esther Mars--Esther A ring on the finger is worth two rings on the phone. G. A. A. 2, 5 Victor Pieters--Vic If knowledge were power I could light up Kimberly. Echo Staff 4 Kimet Staff 4 Vice President 4 4 Priscilla Schnese-- Schnozz Extremely busy and never bothersome. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Margaret Theln--Mugs Boys are bothersome but how I like to be bothered. G. A. A. 1, 2, 5, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Kimet Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 Gertrude Van Cuyk-- Gert She's a girl who does her own thinking and needs little advice. Forensics 1, 5 G. A. 1, 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Kimet Staff 4 Dorothy Vanden Boo- gaard--Dort She speaks, thinks, and acts as she should. Erna Vanden E1sen-- Erna I'd sooner dance than eat. Forensics 2, 5, 4 G. A. A. 2, D sand as, 4 Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Paul Van Dyke--Driek Gentl men prefer b1Ol. ldQle Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 5, 4 Track 2, 3 Softball 2, 5 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 5, 4 Echo Editor 4 ',' vm , 'M' Q51 x Lorraine Schumacher-- Schuey Arguing ls my favorite occupation. Forensics l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Kimet Staff 4 Glee Club 5 Lorraine Van Berkel-- Lorraine In time of need she ls a friend indeed. Ann Van Daalwyk-- Blondie Music has channs, and the muscian cer- tainly has charm. Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 5, 4 Band 4 Klmet Staff 4 Glee Club l, 5, 4 Echo Staff 5, 4 Elmer Vanden Boo- gaard--Curly All star at basket- ball, play boy in the study hall. Football 2, 6, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 Softball l, 2, 5 Boxing 5, 4 June Van Dyke--June So sweet and fair and always on the square. G. A.A. 2, rs, 4 Band 3 Joseph Van Thull My llfe's ambition ls to be an English teacher. Class President l 9 William Wacktendonk-- Onward to Washington and I don't mean W. P. A. Benedict A friend enemy to Football Basketba Softball Boeing 5 Bill Weyenberg Jug to all an none. 2, 5, 4 11 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 5,4 Track Trainer 5, 4 president ............. ..... ....... - -.---------- -------- - ------- ---Robert La Berge Treasurer Vice President ----------------- --------------- ----------'-- Vi0t0T Pieters Secretary .-........ ----.---- - ---- ---- -Q ----o- oc- --------v ----- '---- 'JOYLII BTSU1' -----------------------------------------------------------Paul Van Dyke Va1ed1ctorian.... ....Gartrude Van Cuyk Salutatorian... ...Lorraine Schumacher CLASS HISTOR In the fall of 1955, fifty-seven students started their high school career. Joe Van Thull was chosen as president by this group of hashful but enthusiastic freshmen. Throughout the school year. these freshmen, just like many other freshmen, listened in silence to the DOOSUIIEZ and Jeefiflg of the upper classmen. There were only forty-three sophisticated sophomores who re- turned to Kimberly High School in 1936 to resume their studies. Those who did not answer to roll call this year were: George Vanden Hoogen, Joe Van Hout, James Williams, Martin Vydeven, Iva Ven Dinter, June Thein, Johanna Vermeeren, Bernice Wiedenhaupt, Katherine Vander Pas, and Martha Gerrits. Ann Van Zeeland decided to continue her career on the opposite side of the river and transferred to Little Chute. This ambitious group of sophomores chose as their president,John Dictus. Ralph Howard joined the sophomore CLHSS, but did not remain the entire term. John Van Sambeek decided that a naval career would be more beneficial and educational to him and subsequently he joined the Navy. The junior year proved to be very successful and interesting, the only disappointment being that eight more students decided to withdraw from school to pursue different occupations and ambitions. We lost Robert Busch, Harold De Bruin, Herman De Leeuw, Frank Hubers, Marie Stals, Anastasia Wyngard, Ambrose Lemmers, and Tom Walton. The great event, which gave these juniors so much prestige, was the Junior Promenade. For this event, the gymnasium took on all the aspects of an ocean liner. Robert L8 Barge was admiral of this liner, and he chose Elayne Busch as his mistress. During the school term Leroy Kumbier and Alyce Weiss joined the junior class. Robert La Berge presided over all the class activities, as president. September 1938, 59 dignified students returned to complete their high school careers. Most of these students returned with the idea of making the most of their last year at Kimberly I Robert La Berge was reelected pres1dent.A Many of these students have gained recognition in one or more of the extra curricular activities. On May 51, 1939, this dignified and intelligent group of thirty-nine students in their caps and gowns received their diplomas, and thus their High School career came to an end. QXASS PROPHESY On arriving from Chicago by train I found Leroy Kumbier working slowly but surely at his position as a depot agent. K taxl driven by Jgmgg Lynch who now has a few taxies running in Kimberly, brought me to Hotel Kimberly, whose proprietor is Victor Pieters. After eating the delicious food for a couple days, I Eetermlned to find out who the chef was, and to my surprise I found that it was Joe Van Thull. To celebrate Bob La Berge's election as President of Kimberly a dance was held at the hote . Music was furnished by R1ch1e's Orches- tra who at this time is tops in the Fox River Valley. The maestro was known better by the name Ricardo Boogaard ten years ago. Among his musicians are the Dictus Brothers, Henry and John with their clarinet and saxaphone. The soloist is Elayne Busch, who left Benny Goodmans' Orchestra to keep this engagement at Kimberly. Elmer Vanden Boogaard was honorary bartender for the evening. He has his own tavern up the valley a ways. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Wachtendonk. Mrs. Wachtendonk was the former Ann Van Daalwyk. William runs the Kim- berly Dairy. June Van U ke and Benedict Weyenberg have just announced their engagement. Jigs has been employed as a nurse at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, while her fiance is employed as a foreman at the Kimberly Clark Mill. Friday evening, I attended a basketball game at Kimberly High School. Kimberly won, and I soon found out why,-because Driek Van Qyke is the coach. The HBH team, which has been very successTuIT'was coached by Hank Langenberg. On buying my ticket, I found Celeste Jose hs in the ticket booth. She is a member of the faculty, of course, the commercial teacher. Upon inquiring, I found James Fiewe er was principal of the school, and his secretary was Gertrude Van Cuyg. Other me bers of the faculty were Elaine Ouellette tEe Kindergarten teacher and Doroth Vanden Boo aard wEo Holds the position of School Nurse. From DoroEhy,zl'Tound oufg that Lucy Kokke was head nurse at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. On Saturday, I received an invitation to go through the mill. In the office I found Lorraine Schumacher working as billing clerk under Jack Coates, the shlpping clerk. Mar aret Thein is also employed in tHe office. At lunch time, I went to the mIII restaurant and found little Priscilla Schnese and Esther Mars working as head cooks. There were only two other people whom I'knew and they were James Gaffney who was head loader and Lawrence De Groot who was an eIecErIEIEHT' In the business section of Kimberly, we find FlOZd Ho fens er er running a butcher shop. Charles Vande: Sanden has opened a anc ng school. Lyle La enber , now Has Els own newspaper, nThe Kimberly Gazette J .E0rra ne an Berkel is part owner of a small department store with Teresa UacEE5n. Among the few who were not living in Kimberly were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruer who live on a farm near Wrightstown. They do not visit much In Kim5erIy now because of the spring planting. Mrs. Bruer is the former Erna Vanden Elsen. We found Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huntington doing very well in their N little dancing school, and also very well in bringing up litt10 SPOVS- Mrs. Huntington is the former Jean Frassetto. Al ce Weiss is working for a large insurance concern at Chicago, while Io ce Krueger is a member of the president's cabinet at Washing- con, DT'gT' GLASS WI L John Coates--Bequeaths his quietness to John Van Cuyk. Lawrence De Groot--Wills his pipe to Norbert Vanden Heuvel. James Fieweger--Wills his size 15 shoes to Speck Hubers. Robert La Barge--Leaves his dramatic ability to Peter Hofacker. Victor Pieters--Wills his ability to get along with the Little Chute girls to Francis Verbeten. Paul Van Dyke--Bequeaths his height to Paul Jansen. Benedict Weyenberg--Wills his amiable personality to Joe Van Lieshout. Erna Vanden Elsen--Leaves her ability to dance to Deloris Busch. June Van Dyke--Wills her perfect page-boy bob to Bernice Vander Velden. Leroy Kumbier--Wills his great technique with the trombone to Robert Zeegers. Jean Frassetto--Jitter Bug Jean leaves her jittering to Gloria Cavil. Celeste Josephs--Bequeaths ner NCelestial finessen to Jane Vanden Heuvel. Lucy Kokke--Wills her technique with the Romeos to Norma Rusch. Joyce Krue-er--Wills her diabolical temperament to Delores Lynch Priscilla Schnese--Bequeaths her height to Elaine Newhouse. Lorraine Schumacher and --Leave their Commercial influence to Jean Gertrude Van Cuyk Courchane. Margaret Thein--Wills her nonchalance to Dorothy Mae Kramer. Dorothy Vanden Boogaard--Leaves her shyness to Laverne Melcher. James Lynch--Leaves his swiftness to his brother Jack. Ricardo Boogaard--His independence to Red Williams. Billie Waohtendonk--Wills his record for leaving class first to Anthony Van Stralen. Elayne Busch--Wills her gum chewing habit to Rita Godschalx. Esther Mars--Leaves her dignity to Carl Lemmers. Elaine Ouellette--Bequeaths her persistency to Kenneth Styvenberg Lorraine Van Berkel--Wills her dark hair to Margaret Islinger. Ann Van Daalwyk--Wills her typing speed to Elsie Brum. Teresa Jackson--Leaves her ability to tread the light fantastic to Carmel Mitchler. Lyle Langenberg--Leaves his flashy socks to Fabian Hietpas. Joe Van Thull--Wills his baking technique to Lucille Thompson. Elmer Vanden Boogaard--Wills his curly hair to Bob Lang. Hank Langenberg--Gives all his knowledge of physics back to the man who tried so hard to drill it into his skull,Iir. Hamann. James Gaffney--Leaves his ability to pester the girls to Robert Hartzheim. Floyd Hopfenspercer--Wills his various complexities to John Klein. Henry Dictus--Leaves his inclination to be a bachelor to Donald Verkullen. 3 NlORS First Row: Ruth Caffery, Amede Vande Vyver, Georgean Krueger, Joseph Van Sanbeek, Dorothy J. Weade, Class Advisor, Anthony Van Stralen, Mary Ermers, Henry W. Patch, Class Advisor, Virgil Le Blanc, Bernadine Hanegraaf, Dwain Claiser, Jean Courchene, Clifford Parent, Evelyn Erdman. Second Row: Rosemary Behling, Paul Rooyakkers, Dorothy Verkuilen, Robert Hartzheim, Dorothy Brum, Alton Montie, Marie Du Pont, John Jansen, Ruth Van Vreede, Glen Vandehey, Emily Marckx, Kenneth Stuyvenberg, Elizabeth Vermeern. Third Row: Claire Lemmrrs, Joseph Zeeqers, Joyce Truscott, William Houterman, Ann Speirinas, Joe Van Lieshout, Ferne Thompson, Betty Clark. Fourth Row: Bob Verbaten, Peter Ruys, Quentin Williams, Henry De Wildt, John Mauthe, Martin Vandehy, Francis Van Himbergen, John Van Cuyk, Archie Jansen, Fabian Hieptes, Gerard Van Heeswyk. PROM KING' VOUEEN Anthony Van Stralen and Betty Clark SOVHO OR 5 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: A. Behling, D. Lynch. B. Lang, C. Mitchler, A. Hubers, J. Mc- Elroy, E. Drum, T. Busch, Miss Webster, Class Advisor, C. Lemners, M. Anderson, P. De Groot, C. Hopfensberger. L. Melcher, R. Josephs, C. Gaf?ney, M. Fischer, C. Kobs, M. Anderson, L. Mauthe, L. Doerfler, F. Breuer, R. Mennen, D. Barrwnd, Y. Behrendt, J. Houterman. L. Gerondale. D. Larson, G. Cavil, J. Gafnney, D. Hupfauf, V. Godschalx, M. Berben, P. Hofncker, A. Hupfauf, C. De Wildt, M. Islinqer, M. De Leeuw, K. Gyette, J. Jansen. J' -fixf. J: f eil' I' - -1' '- First Row: Second Row: TmrdRmu R. Van Eperen, D. Verbeten, B. Porter, J. Van Lieshovf, L. Seevers, J. Vanden Elsen, V. Van Dyke, Miss Schlingman, Class Advisor, D1 Smith, H. Schnese, H. Van Eperen, N. Rusch, T. Vermeern, D. Sauter. C. Vander Velden, L. Thein, C. Van Hammond, B. Wisman, D. Verkuilen, R. Verhagen, C. Verbeten, G. Steers, F. Tandem Velden, B. Van Groll, J. Van Booganrd, M. Van Daalwyk, E. M. Van Heesyvck, A. Rooyakkers Poppe, L. Verstenen, D. Velentyne, R. Weyenberq, D. Vanden Hoogan, J. Van L, Van Cuyk, R. Vanden Doom, V. Van Drunen, M. Van Nuland, De Hey, P. Smits, M. Wachtendonk, F. Verbeten, L. Thomgson. FRE SHN First Row: second How: Third HOW! Jack Lvnrzh, Eileen T-Tertzheim, Lawrence Uartzheim, Grace Punnovu 909011 Ray Hammann, Junior Coates, Diyna Yokke, Anne Cappaert, Vernon Fird, Rita Godscholx. Ada Koenen, Helen Derks, Pernadine Keysers, Harry Ewer, Delores Fusch, Frank Hokke, Laverne Fouressa, Ada Erdnan, Jean Limpert, Paul Jansen. Dorothy Mae Kramer, Robert Hietpas, Rita Josephs, Kenneth Dietzen, Genevieve Puseh, Harold Dufrane, Pattv Dietzler, Raymond Ebhen, Victor Fruex, Joseph Dictus. 1- U , First Row: Second Row: Third Pow: Jane Van Lamoen, Flavion Schnese, Bernice Vander Velden, Norbert Vanden Heuvel, Mildred Nitchler, Kiss Flowright, Elaine Valentyne, Anne Van Himberfen, Elmer John Narx, Delores Walton, Eugene Van Vreede. Jane Vanden Ueuvel, Elizabeth Van Hceswyk, Mary Vander Wielen, Robert Keepers, Johanna Werts, Warren Stuyvenberg, Eunice Mae Van ieeland, Dorothy Treichel, Loren Spence, Evelyn Schuh. Marion Vandehy, Elaine Wildenberg, Jerome Wyngaard, Marian Wachtendonk, Peter Roovers, Mary Ellen True, Francis Peters, Marion Van Cuyk. Arm 8 GRADE First Row- K. Van Tol, K. Van Tol, E. Thein, G. Subert, L. Fird, Miss Wells, J. Clark, J. Kobs, A. Schnese, M. Johnson, J. Miles, C. Tiedaman Second Row- L. Wyngaard, H. Verhayen, E. Vander Hoogen, H. Parent, C. Olive, C. Verhagen, C. Brum, D. PBUl16S, E. Wyngaard, R. Ku bier, A. Adams, M. Van Beek, D. Fellerod, J. Courchane, V. Breuer Third Row- G. Roovers, E. Ewer, F. Porter, M. Ouellette, A. Prue, G. Van Laurschot, E. Coates, V. Treichel, T. Toovers, E. Fellerod, B. Lang At the call of the bell, September 5, 1958, we heard, we came, and thus are again numbered among the occupants of the Kimberly Public School. Entering with the same ambition and mischievousness of other years, we tried to work or rather to carry on the work that is required for us to pass at the close of the year. The following poem was composed by the Eighth grade class. ECHOES The Eighth grade of which we write, When in action is quite a sight. Alois plays with little toys And makes a quite a bit of noise. Janice Kobs, a plump girl is she. Fred Porter a son of a Scotchman from Dundee. Next comes Virgnia and Mary as quiet as CHD beg As for James a car salesman we think he will be. George Rovers is a timid soul. While Lllamae tries to reach the goal. John is Oh! so very quiet, But with Billy near it's quite a riot. Edward Thein plays a cornet, 'tooter,W And he also handles a spit-ball shooter. Eleanor is a cute little lass, While Gussie has a'lot of class. Georgena hopes to be a great singer, Tom would not mind if he could just linger. Elsie is so lady like, While George Subert likes to ride a bike. Earl plays the accordian just for fun. While Anthony Price chews his gum. F OOTBA LL First Row: R. Fird, J.D. Gaffney, R. Verbeten, J. Wyngaard, P. Smits, E. Vanden Boogaard, F. Hopfensperger, F. Pieters. Second Row: R. le Barge, A. Van Stralen, F. Van Himbergen, J. Van Sambeek, H. De Wildt, Q. Williams, P. Van Dyke, Coach R. Hamann Third Row: R. Heiptas, D. Larson, J. Gaffney, B. Weyenberg, H. Dufrane, P. Rooy ackers, J. Van Cuyk, V. La Blanc, D. Verkuilen, C. Vander Sanden. STARTING ELEVEN B. La Berge RE, J. De Wildt RT, F. Hopfensperqer RG, P. Rooyaclzers C, C. Vander Sanden TUG, P. Van Dyke LT, E. Vanden Boogaard LE, Backfieldi Q. Williams G, J. Gaffney RH, B. Weyenberg F, J.D. Gaffney LH. SC. ORE Kimberly .... Omro...... Pulaski... Marion.... Manawa .... E. V. Boogaard.... .... Jim Gaffney... Ben Weyenberg. C. V. Sanden.. Paul V. Dyke.. Totals........ CONFERENCE STANDINGS no co L O sol Z 2 3 -no INDIVIDUAL SCORING OF THE YEAR PCT. O :of .o. .ol .4.... . 4 so usa one Points 1.000 .... .. .667 .... . .500 .... . .500 .... . .333 TP. ... ...56 ... ...18 coo on6 .. 6 4 70 BBSRETB LL First Row: J. Fieweger, P. Smits, P. Van Dyke, B. Weyenberp Couch R Hamann Second Rov: H. Lanqenberq, Q. Williams, J. Ven Cuyk, F Vanoen Velcen R. La Berqe KL' 'IBERLY HIGH ECHO OL Season Record Kimberly .... ... 20 Little Chute Kimberly .... ... 17 Little Chute Kimberly.... ... 18 Seymour..... Kimberly .... ... 32 Reedsville.. Kimberly .... ... 24 Hilbert.... Kimberly.... ... 23 Brillion... Kimberly .... ... 24 Denmark... Kimberly.... ... 19 Seymour.... Kinmerly .... ... 25 Reedsville.. Kimberly .... ... 23 H1lbert.... Kimberly .... ... 24 Brillion.... Kimberly .... ... 32 Denmark..... Kimberly.. ... 21 Little Chute Kimbrrly .... ... 59 Oconno falls Kimberly.... ... 20 0conto...... Kimberly.. ... 29 Niagara... 20 'THE TEA B0 ING -pgqpmn First Row- R. La Barge, E. Vanden Boogaard, J. Van Cuyk, F. Van Him- bergen, A. Van Stralen, H. De Wildt, T. Dufrane Second Row- J. Lynch, K. Dietzen, L. Hartzheim, D. Glaser, James Lynch, F. Pieters, Coach R. Hammann Third Row- J. Gaffney, L. Mauthe, R. Verbeten, J. Wyngaard, J. Van Cuyk, J. Van Lieshout, L. Langenberg MASCOTS CHEERLEADERS Henry Van Epern, Carl Lem ers Elsle Brum, h3T1OH Anderson, Madelyn Anderson 25 K GLU First Row: H. Langenberg, E. Vanden Boogaerd, R. Verbeten, B. Weyenberg, R. H. Hamann--Advisor, V. Le Blanc, R. La Berge, P. Rooyakkers Second Row: J. Van Lieshout, C. Vander Senden, J. Ven Sambeek, P. Van Dyke, J. Van Cuyk, H. De Wildt, C. Van Hammond, J. Fieweger, C. Parent Third Row: J. Gaffney, A. Van Stralen, 4. Williams, P. Smits, F. Hopfens- perqer, D. Verkuilen. JUNIGR OLICE JZ. A. Schneze, J. Cournhane, D. Verkiulen, J. Jerard, E. Thein QLEE CLUB N First How- C. De Wiidt, C. Vander Veiden, J. Jan Cuyk, D. Verkuilen, D. Larson, ?. De Groot, C. Gaffney, C. Van Hammond, C. Lemmers, J. Vanden Boogaard, R. Josephs Second Row- J. Jourchane, G. Cavii, C. Kobe, M. De Leouw, D. Verbeten, V. Van Dyke, D. Verkuiien, H. Schnese, D. Walton, A. Van Himbergen, D. Kokke, D. Lynch, M. Fiilion, R. Van Vreede Third Row- G. Krueger, L. Thoin, F. Mitchler, B. Clark, A. Van Daaiwyk, L. GerondaLe, N. Rusch, M. Isiinger, D. Triechai, M. Mitchier, Y. Eehrendt, G. Dunnow, J. Limpert, E. Vormoern Fourth Row- D. Vanden Boogaard, G. Van Cuyk, A. Spierings, J. Truscott, D. Yru , E. Van Den Elsen, 3. Demmers, M. Watchendonx, Marion Ander- son, Madelyn Anderson, E. Marcxx, R. Behiing, B. Hanegraaf, M. Ermers, Fifth Row- F. Breuer, J. Kleln, K. Guyette, P. Fffl'hf?PS, J. Coates, V. Le Blanc, J. Gaffney, A. Vander Vyver, C. Ciates, G. Van Heeswyk, J. Jansen, C. Parent, D. Glaser, Mr. Kotkosky, Director Sixth Row- R. Weyenberg, L. Verstegen, M. Vandehey, J. Zoegers, A. Van Stralen, P. Hofacker, L. Kumbier, J. Mauthe, F. Verbeten, H. De Wildt, F. Vander Veiden, V. Godschaix, P. Smits G. A. A. First Row: E. Busch, M. Thein, M. Dupont, J. Limpert, B. Clark, H. Schnese, M. Islinqer, D. Weade, Director, L. Melcher, D. Vanden Hooeen, M. Anderson, E. Brum, D. Kramer, J. Van Lamoen Second Row: G. Cavil, B. Hanenraaf, V. Van Dyke, R- JOSGPUS. C- Bunnow. Ann Van Daalwyk, L. Gerondale, J. Fraesetto, T. Vqrmeern, Y. Behrendt, D. Verbeten, M. De Leewu, J. Vanden heuvel. B- Keysers Di t 1 L . . C. Jose hs P. e z er. - Third Row. gougggiii g?lgi2ilgttETug?e5ars, P. Sghnese, J. Courchane. C. Kobs, R. Mennen, L. Thein, D. Busan or Fourth Row: J. Van Dyke, C. Lemmers, D. Brum, M. Wachtendonk, M. Van ad Daalwyk, L. Van De HSY. B-'Porter' BAND Coronet section Gordon Kotkosky, Director R. Boogasrd A. Vander Vyver T. Busch Q. Williams R. Sauter R. Josephs P. Smits Clarinet section H. Dictus J. Zeegers J. McElroy J. Vanden Elsen E. Vanden Elsen D. Kramer M. De Leeuw L. Doerfler V. Van Drunen A. Van Daalwyk, Piccolo Laverne Melcher, Drum Major Alto section A. Rooyakkers BAND OF ICERS H l EWSI' Henry Dictus-President Vivian Van Dyke-Vice President Baritone sectlon C. Coates J. Dictus Trombone sec F. Verbeten L. Kumbier C. Kobs Bells Ds Drums D. Verkuilen D. Verbeten V. Van Dyke E. Brum E. Coates D. Verkuilen Sousaphone J. Mauthe Dorothy Verkuilen-Secretary and Treasurer Clancy Coates, Jr.-Librarian Joseph Dictus-Librarian t DEBA 7' Lucille Thompson, Betty Wisman, Georgean Krueger, Miss Plowright, Jean Mc Elroy, Dorothy Verkuilen, Joyce Krueger RENSICS fiT9t ROW! J- Lcllroy, W. Busch, L, Schumacher, B. Hanegraof, J. Krueper Second Dow: A. Weiss, F. Smith, G. Krueper, J. Van licshout, E. Drum 27 QR ACT PL First Row: R. La Rerge, Mrs. J. R. Gerritts, L, Lanqenberg Second Row: I-Iewhousw, 13, Busgh s'rum:N'r COUNCIL First Row: D. Smith, L. Kokke, F. Hopfensperqer, G. Krueger Second Row: V. Van Dyke, K. Kietzen, C. Parent, J. Limpert 28 r 3314 .- UR SCHOOL Assembly K -. ,1 Vocational Room Manual Training Gym K E ' ' h hA fi Laboratory History Room English Room Com ercial Room Biology Room 29 SNLPS H0713 F This is a picture of the study hall taken by the photographer on parents night. Miss Webster: nTell me how you would punctuate this sentence: uThe beautiful girl walked hastily down the street.U is Senior: UI'd make a dash after the beautiful girl. is Ruth Caffery--Hank do you know ho th f tb ' . x get all the an-t off? W 6 oo all players 1.14 'mf' xxx Hank De Wildt--That's what the scrub team is for. ua Cliff Parent--I 'm Cliff Parent the Oriental Dancer I Peck Williams--Shake 1 f Grace Bunnow--Can you type, Lucille? Lucille--Yes, I use the Colu bus system. Grace--What's that? Lucille--First hunt for the key and then land. Jack Bruer--Lucy, do you know the difference between a taxi , and a bus? Lucy Kokke--No Jack Bruer--Then we'll take the bus. h - 31 Driek--A girl who's worth her weight in gold isn't half as C37 expensive as a platinum blonde. I The seniors boys found a new recipe for a honeymoon salad. It's just lettuce alone. The freshmen think a mushroom is a room you make love in. ' I . 0 Slams of the year. When a woman is told a secret she promises to tell everybody not to tell anybody. Knitting gives women something to think about while they are tllkingo Road maps t8l1 a motorist everything he wants to know except how to fold them up again. Most men take misfortune like a man--blame it on their wife. Boy's remember when you're at the gate, love is blind, but the neighbors aren't. 51 R VNENBRANCE Limpert, N. Willis, L. Van Himbergen, J. Fulcer, R. Krieser Bunnow Behrendt, L. Lang, Jr., M. Valentyne, B. Dupont, B. Vander Vel Johnson, I. Hopfensperger, K. Van Lieshout, M. Vanden Heuvel, Melcher, A. Couillard, Mr. Gerritts Weiss, A. Fiers, M. Wydeven, B. Thein, P. Triechel, E. Parent, Imntie, B. Verheyen, F. Hubers, E. Brum, G. Mennen Van Susteren, J. Stienen, G. Seavers, J. Kneepkens, J. Porter, Krueger, R. Godschalx, C. Barrand, A. Poppe Seniors of 1958 were highly respected by all the students of High. They rave us the incentive to nublish an annual in Kimberly. To them woes our sincerest t ants She may their contacts vithin our Fchowl and cormunity always exist. -Lf hifi T' m,Y.-1,1 V.. , . 4 Q ':?'f'1. Q '2'5'5'-5'li' ' A-Vg-if HQ. 'ljgfl ,f ,U 'Q 1 1 -qs fp ff -a-f -1---. . 1 . Ji,- 1 ' -, N ,v5,.. if 'T. 7. K V 1 I V, A. ' 51 , Rr , T15 .f '-rt., J l I 5 . Q V ., ,X Exif, .lv ,, ,Jr ,,, z,-,-1-at .5 ,511 2 , 'lp . rjkji' . ,H . .1 -.' , f I 41 .., ,h,,y. .I.'. ,, .nl ,rf ,rbf A llyu .f.-ff. ., . . it . . .Y V, 1:-J -9.7, 1534 H5 S1 1985 Z 1 z I Y I Q I s 8 O- L I L . As J I . i'fA5 N v F. ! 4. :fx Nw -R 440' .J-1 X Z.-.1 1 E GENESIS H RRISBURG HIGH SCHOOL HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME XIV . fhk I 'ff I I I I M -' - ' s w, -I V v w 7 - - - i - A. .Q --Q '.'.f. 4 8 6 H. - .. F Leg,-' Axim ' . ' F9 ,HL . W 5 ,: W ., F has 'A .A . A A L . AAG . ' ' F dw' Af' YY 1 F has .., YY F an A if FA ' L Y . I . - ' . . n . E n , . E Q . I Q O I 1 Robert Adams Music Kathryn Bard Mzllhclnallics James Becker l X f lla cemwall 5 if R! John Louie Allen Albert Balm Lf lk--J Alhlclic Director Physical Educallion linglisll annum ..-ov f t V T X, ffl U 1 'f1fL,, LLL! f fl V l .digg , ' cl A 1 1 James Batte L Rosemary H1avilL V Us Coumclor Social Studics V, I Scicncc , 1 la Mala Lfuff Lua Sara Berchock Beth Barney Clenistinc Blaise Scicncc Rtflldlllg Counsclor Business lT5 pingl 9 UC Q NJROTC Asst. Instr. Sociul Studies Home Economics r- Nm-ww Q -l0hn Bbrrelli Roland Bottiglia Dorothy Brubaker George Buie SOCiul SludiCS English Home Economics Security Guard David Caldwell George Cobb Dawn Crider Edward Crossley DruflingjTcchnology Verlee Cunningham Michael Drake Gilinda Epps Marc Farrell English Science Social Scicncc Music 'Gio tt Martha Fellman Alberto Ferreiro English Spanish roll Jessi Fordham 14N X' Nw? Patricia Fritts English Student Tcaichcr Physical Education Samuel Gilbert Business Barbara Glunz Maithcmiitics Angelo Outlaw kccping the grounds clcun and ncut. K S Q ' -l-r ' I ' i ll - X f ll lf IUJYUZ., , XX IA' If lb CUWLQ, V 11 fllbfli T 9 1 2 if '9R39FwN-uw Douglas Gourley Lois Griffiths Social Studies English Daniel Henderson Cynthia Herrold Mathematics Social Studies Ruth Jackson Home Economics , K, , Jerome Johnson X Librarian Q ty, tx RRP x Hall Barbara Hasan ' GiftedjAdvanccd Home Economics liz? 1 Leonard House 'A J Uv' Dohalil Inschor Special Education Mathcmzxtigsyvmp M WOW ' f Q vt i I Vera Lawson .cf-L! George Love Basic Skills it Scicncc 5 i 1 ' Ozella McMillian Social Studios Lkfkfkf ' Science k'fE'l. f V Ll X Robert Ludwig Patricia Manning Mathematics Nurse Cynthia Miller William Miller Physical Education Scicncc M M ,MM Frederick Mink Anita Mobley Social Studies Reading X 9 'Sw f,x!S d N otn' max anra ov I Counselor .J L f an Michael Parker Barbara Oleya I' Home Economics W? hx. Peggy Paumer Spanish Special Education Jaron Phillips Luther Rehrig Mathematics Mathematics iw R0bPri Rive Lonnie Riley David Sanchez NJROTC Commander Mathematics Counselor . .. ff A Virginia Shimp Hershel Simington Earlette Slaughter I Social studies Mathematics I English ,X f Prfruni-guna ez , Gerald Dean Smitz Kenneth Sutherland Ruth Sweigart i Counsclorj Health Vocal Accompanist ,iv f fx Q JR , CgJJ:.w,J?1 D,, jg Harold Schrader Ceramics Alicelyn Sleber Special Educalion Herbert Thompson Industrial Arts f X1 . Melinda Tucker Bimic Skills James T.Whi!9 What ii face! linglish Beverly Waters Security G uurd Frankie Williams Mumic Melanie Withers A Tommie Lou Wright Eleanor Yocum Social Studies English Frcnch THE CLEAN SCE - CUSTODIAL Georgia Anderson Robert Jackson Luie Osorio Brian Peterson Cb D X 'Qu' i J A 'Ai W4 I K if V .,: V . ww V awk. Nicanor Roches Supervisor Xu Y' P9009 Q Q' , K, if William Siple Kenneth Summerford Thomas Swope Supervisor 55, Who cvcr said that school isn't l'un'? Work, work, work, WORK! This is one ol' our bcllcr school jackets, IQ, KS NZ' D5 Zu 'Plc' 11,24 A0617 116' nlo I u .- 3 sun f 14121 C571- jiflfbl- ' 161' an o DR MQ A ff 161i 06' 0 c74xx l fly' rl! 140' 1 fllq .'.l . . ., . - . Q . .. . . il , W A -i V . Wh . A Ldv HAL . . , ' F Lic 'GL .. F Q ge qc ' F H 5 A Y F6 ig' ga YY FA L Y ' 0 ' D I ng . I . . Q - ' ' 'x ' - ' ' . I .,. .l '- ' ' PENN CA US G IDED BY EXPERIE C Jay Krevsky Principal not your teachers not your friends YOU did it. ell, YOU did it! Yes, YOU did it ..... not your parents, - - YOU graduated from high school andrieached a mile- stone in your life. CONGRATULATIONS! As a matter of fact, YOU are responsible for anything YOU did, do, or will do. That ninety in the algebra test - YOU did it. Being a student -of-the-month candidate- YOU did it. Serving a detention for talking too much in class- YOU did it. Future success and happiness for you may depend upon your realizing that ONLY YOU are responsible for your actions. The contemporary American poet Everett W. Hull, in his poem entitled Search Yourself , wrote: If life is not what you wish it to be, If labor of days brings naught of reward, If night brings only dread of the morrow- Then search yourself for the answer. If friends seem to fail you when you need them most, If smiles disappear and frowns take their place, Alf laughter is lost and tears crowd the eyes - Then search yourself for the answer. lf doubt rules your day and fear enters in, If truth becomes ill and honesty fails, If all of your world seems cloudy and drear- Then search yourself for the answer. You will find that happiness comes from within, And that to have friends you must friendly be, Today is your day, make every hour count - For the answer is found in yourself. 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'V-531 ,V 1 nfs ff',,+, f:,'fr',V ',,fL,,v A VJ' Q V ',,,,,v ,W LQ V., if VV Vw 4 , Y f Q, ,'1 5 ' M V- ff? 15 ' . ,I , ig 3 ,cf I A A., , - , f H Q V ,ZH mg g , N V- A 5, ,, -K - 1. ff 3? 1 3 MEMGRY OF GLENN OTTER na Township High School a lifelong resident - A- of Perry County, and a moving force on the educational scene in the Harrisburg City schools for over twenty years. Mr. Motter's committment to edu- cation began during World War II, serving as an Aeri- al Gunnery lnstructor. In the years that followed, he became a special education teacher at the former Wil- liam Penn High School and instructed building trades at Carlisle Area High School. In 1973 Mr. Motter was named the first Coordinator of the Vo-Tech program at the William Penn Campus of Harrisburg High School and in 1976 Mr. Motter became Director of the school. As Director, Mr. Motter supervised the introduc- tion of State of the Art training in Vo-Tech curricu- lums, including digital circuitry in electronics, word processing in business education, and computerized alignment and repair in auto mechanics and auto body classes. During his years as Director, an addition was added tothe welding and auto mechanics shop, and an auto repair shop was built. Mr. Motter passed away on August 23, 1984. He will long be remembered by the students and staff of the Vo-Tech school for his years of service to us. H r. Glenn Motter was a graduate of Susquehan- 'NM' William Aarrikson Frank Adams Eric Alander Business Education , Custodian Distributivc Education tj' Q 1 Marilyn Allen Physical Education Xxjllobert Allen Clarence Bentz Hadassah Berger I w Science Custodian English we A L,,fNatIie Bernstein ' History -alll., ti is if Everett Best Marlin Bishop Job Placement Coordinator Carpentry ,gl W Mt.. G i , Horace Cameron Debbie Chambers KU Nl,-f Physical Education Special Education Lois Cummings Fred DeLuca Librarian-Aide Mathematics if Jay Bock Business Education 00 O U l Ci 5 Q.. , , ,W in I ' I-:Lx I f ,' a LX f f x Qi QM 1 f Fc K X , ' L I I X, x Jessica Butler f ' if Counselor X H 'A x , X V l j? 1 A f 7? I Jdhn ciiwa' U41 . Elizabeth Childsqbtbc. L Electronics Typing I Florence Dickerson-W7 William DiNino c ' Sccrctary Graphic Art U Burnice East QW Al cnduncc f Clerk Typlsl E Evelyn Forlin Business Education Stephen Fox Wclding History V 1, Warren Gillam Joseph Greenwood ,tl yxtlbqx Social Studies special Education L L K, Linda Hammaker Beatrice Hawkins Secretary History Q Priscilla Hooper Michael Hunter Practical Nurse f lntructor Custodian f 1 iLfArIetta Gregg John Cumby CA L--1' Buginggg Education Assistant Principal I r 'tl 113 . C .si 1 Roy Hawkins Rosetta Hogan Social Studies Counselor 5 v , . Y' ...4u 'uwu.. ,hiv I hi N K. 1 Z Mlzrkllly. , M 8,3-.D-W-' Y f- K . f ' ' xy jg g V .. ' . ., fo M 1- -V .H - - , ,fav . 4.:.X:a0'x' ' . Y , . . ,-. Nzfw--sv-' - ,, . A .nu . A A ,-in H-wo A , k i t Y Ruth Jackson Clyde .lohnson Counselor Custodian . x iris 'UJ12 . Ruth Johnson - Q' Edith Kabakow Patricia Keammerer Kraeer English D l V Secretary Business Educulign Business Education l aww SQ, . X -wr- fin K Stanley Lawson A ,Njileryl Levosky David Lietman iNeiI Luke Security 'ji' MLllhCm21liCS SCCFCUIVY Social Studies ans., Ns! 'ae-mf ,X if K E ,f VY' w.'es.,.5-e :wg nf, , Geraldine Male lux! Eileen Marcus Nadine Marrow Teresa McLaughlin English J xx Librarian Cosmolology V E.S.l.. if ' I l Y lfUJ will rj l x ' Noll X 7' L9 Rose Menna William Metzger Dalai Processing Auto Mechzinics ch gi w,UvcL- Moore Acting Director A Mathematics i 71211, Gilbert Morrissey Sarah Murphy Electric Shop Custodian Janet Nikoloff Lillie Norris Practical Nursc Security a gan tw gf gg ., V I 3 if mwlwcm, 3 Eva Patrick Scicncc r .M 0, ight , K, ll ef -4 5 gf,-Q if' W, K QV . wr, M 1 A kffpl .M 3, A Barrv Pattersvn 155-lZ1LNancy Pautz Michelle Phillips Zulma Ponce-Farber Mathematics Physical Education ljbmrinn Scicncc QVOK Susan Pofichg-r .lan Prosseda Joan Pruett Carl Rachelson nw Coungclor Machine Malhcmglicg Special Education , Mathematics fi f i . 4 t LQ, Ll it 1 Douglas Reill Richard Rissmiller Teri Ritzman Ester Schneier VU CQCLUKLQ Autv Body Substitute Secretary X Practical Nursing Mathematics F i Z , I , Y i Ron-ald-Shea Gary Shufl' Karen Skovrinskie Joyce Slick lxnglish Custodian English Mathematics 27 w Dottie Smith Secretary Natalie Treece Science Janet Will linglixh get Wayne Smitz Counselor Em x '5 Paul Sweikert Auto Repair X. ogg. I QX Robert Tillisch Science 1.r,. -mm---W-W..M i gjis lg. X, X , QMNXZLL A, . an-..,.' -aww? A U ..- Sara Weller Libruriain Timothy Wilt Physical Education Libby Ynhe Nurse I li -N. N w.,. V ..,.,,N,M.N Q.-.sv X X E X x N 1 ir .. E K we Q X X Xx xx xx E lg, A I X l- Thc bcuuly of curls. 4- Your cur will run likc brand new 2- Wcll. l fccl ton fcct lull! 5- Wc'rc bcllcr than Muuco. 3- ll' l square this, thc cquulion is right! HARRISBURG ARTS M ET SCHOUL Mrs. Barbara J. McGeary 6 Program Developer for Art Dear Seniors: As you leave your high school environment to go to other accomplishments l wish for you: The knowledge of realizing that you have the possibilities of creating for yourself an exciting and productive future. The confidence of knowing that you can achieve your own goals. The security of knowing that there are many adults who will help you to become the best you can be, My best wishes for a hap You deserve all of these. 'W py, productive and successful future Sincerely, WVU Barbara McGeary TALE T TAKES WORK Anne L. Alsedek Dolores 0. Casilli Milledge A. Gibson Cheri II' u .1 ger Thcattrc Crcaitivc Writing X TV mcdiu Tcqhniljul 5'-,ccjuljst Afl E Michael Hillc-gas Wilfred L. Hoover Marcia R. Shelansky Raymond A- Snyder ckyordinulor Qmlodiiln Dtincc f Physictil Education Photo Left To Right: Linda K. Mowers - Secretary. - Linda P. Clouser- Film :ind Library, ' and Mary H. Angeli- AV Cuttilogcr. ,pf ', CAMERO STREET PREP SCHGOL Mr. John Grove Paul Bauserman Ann Bietsch Principal Social Studies Reading James Childs Theresa DeRamus Earnestine Hunter Joseph Lazenby Typing Mathematics Consumer Education Counselor 'lk Lyvonne LeFlore Ronald Moore Nell Owens Dale Palmer Health f Physical Education Social Studics Reading Business Mathcmaties C ,A Us E24 Dorothy Parham English Jesse Rawls Vocational Education . Donald Thomas Ruth Walker CLlSl0CiiilI'l Scgrclgiry .X 5 M, N: .Q f..-k D0l'iS WHUSOH Kathleen Woodacre Science so . . Q 14. fr , -. - i ' 'av hr -93' ' . . . I , g.. ,. ' .- 0 ' . q4 -, : .. ' qly.QfQf' f ugailk. A f 555 33535:-, ' 4 - hflom L -me -1:1 Jo- - , , IPL 'il -1:1 Lao' , A f ftorl. '1:N '15 60' ' hflori. 'mi -Baia' h slit. 'mx '1 5 0- ll WIN 'i a I ' E UPL 'il '1 o - S l ' 0 . .s -' - ' w. N 0 . ' I . , D 7 'U fx' , - ' I Q ' . . A l I? '36 C1 315566 f , , ,',',1.f,f.:.'.fIEt,4 'E Q ffr..-1'-ff '5 f ANTIONETTE MARK ARNOLD LISA ARP NICOLE AUSTIN LINDA AYALA ALvAREz 'im' vi ,Yu I ,J 1 A ,-,I 4'1- xv 1 -I , , T: 5.4 ,f IT ,f if ' I' f , Af I CHARLENE BANKS DIONNE BANKES TINA BANKES ANGELA BANKS TERRY BARBER ,.-. 'Y Ls. . GARLAND BAYLOR SONYA BENTON ALLEN BERRY MICHELLE BETSILL LYN BITTING fl v rg 11 A T aI 5,-A.: ,I --M ,,, M, L S 'I - Q A I U .ql Q I , I A A KENNETH BLAIR PAUL BLAIR SHERNETTE BLAIR PATRICIA BLANTON LISA BOULWARE ANDREW BRADLEY MILDRED BRANDON 4 I nv DON BROWN DONYEAL BROWN una ' , ' -,N 1. H stilll- I 2 w ' I ' I I KENNETH BROWN LISA BROWN -. rr' ' wwq .2- I S 550 N I H' ' I Img I gi I W ff sglxgwg' gm A, px fl, A In-fffh' :xx STAN BROWN THOMASA BROWN KELLY BRICK US Qi K9 FONDA BROWN I' LYDIA BROWN J WILLIAM BROWN 475' .IODI BRITTON CARLA BROWN JOY BROWN KEEVAH BROWN LYNETTE BROWN RANDIN BROWN MARVIN BRUMMEL DIANA BRYSON S X Q SE IOR CLASS OFFICER J OH HARRIS ww' FRONT ROW L l'0 R Glnx Fmlgy Smretxry Yvonm Johnson Pruldgnl SFCOND ROW I 'IO R AngLl1LLw1s Ch urpuson DlmcHolIm.1n Trad Q SUFCI' Nlwlg Auslm VM Prurdynl THIRD Row W-J I T0 R Nluhnllg chlVlN Co Churpgrson WILLIAM PENN FRONT ROW l T0 R Wlllmm Brown Trmsurnr Bcmlx Kcclu Surullry SFCOND ROW L T0 R Gary Dmnrs Vxu. Prmldgnl Victor Rivera Prcsldcnl 1. ff il 4? 0' , .:1 z :wg 4 ff J S 'N 72' 'U nz f Wf , I . an 'ls Ji CANDI BUCHANNAN DORIS BUIE LAMONT BUNDY KIM BURNETT BOBBY BUSH PATRICIA BUTLER DARRIN BYRD I ,. -off H . x . I' - 4 ' I MI 'V fe N... M41 x x I' -M, ik, MICHAEL CARTER APRIL CABLE lf ll! -ww f ,wi xx , . I . 'V U V , I f JANIES CHAPMAN ANGELA CHAVIS TRACEY BURHANNAN ' III 5 1 :lr ,I -' ' LEWIS BUTTS xv: V. fi -A 'Ii' ' . .. - ff? - .I A ' -' , X ,bv i.'5a t if Luna Ry .N I gf, wi, I I ' ' 'N ' - Iv ' I. ,Af ' I' I SONYA CARSON JEFFREY CHINA n A .' at--. ' ...ut - I ,', 'uv fir. . , l.f.:,'y! Q 73- 1 ' 45' v' ' W-5-31-A xv .J Q J.- . 'NJ . Ti 1' -'NV Y . x If f ig SYLVIA CHISOLM If LISA CLARK 7 'HMT Y K YQ NM' hx'-W. fs' -M . 3 L 1 I .LTWF Y X s 3 I rw ' , 1 .,1:.....i. ..A.Q... J MICHELLE COOKSEY ROBERT CRAWFORD M Av J MERLE CHIVIS C I MITCHELL CLOUSER KIM COLLINS l , If .Va DARRELL CROSSON Mlffww f X. 'T . '11-naw I CARMEN CLARK FELICIA CLARK KEVIN CLARK i 1, my X X KAREN COBAUGH DEBBIE COBURN EDITH COOK A c TERINA COMREY ROBERT CORSNITZ MARGARET COUSINS 2 ' I .Nu -f . M? ERICA CROWELLE JOHNNIE DANIELS WILLIAM DAVENPORT +6- 'ff' ig '-f 1: , '4' ff Country: IZ, people A D. Academics being of sound mind and lczivc my grades to Kim Ty- lcuvc lo Doug Butler und my I Icuvc to Maurice Gclcrs. md Funk Fresh, Academics Carter. being of sound mind and hcrcby Icaivc the ubility to Icarn and others to my brolhcr Keith. dude. whats up? PATRICIA A. Vo-Tech JAMES R. Academics SONYA M. Academics Acudcmics I I m lhc hot SYLVIA D. Chisholm. being of sound M ig 3 M X W 2 f W' mf W 1 f 2 , My 1 ri f as K 5' ,. f- 2' A ir. , .r.M.,, f P, f2:rf-.-M,,1,2zf- 'iw + y S ,K ,, -' 12fi.,f fV f if W nf ,r ,. f ff- W 4 ' T if C 92' ' K ! , i- .M ,y,'i miyr ' W- W s ., .-, V.,, W if I :.f'j!M.4 - .ir' ww , , A orrorrroor yoor noor :' - ' 5 : J r'A 1l'i fi? in U In ,,, : A ,.,, ' . ,, . KZ' ' -fr ,, , rw: . ,,.. ' f. 'f,--, Icfm, f J ,Je :X , L my rw f Yrr m , ,,,,, 'mir fi: . Z 1' LMI? ww 9 V 31 W - i 4 fi , J 5 ff ff f f if gl f 4 J 2 , r Q Q Q, , gi W i , being of sound if 2222 MOST ARTISTIC John Harris Melvin Walker Georgette Thorpe William Penn Neary Nhek Charles White MOST ATHLETIC John Harris I I Robert Crawford Desiree McArthur -i f 'f 7 gi l W' . -' ' X i J if 1 ' ' ' -fp it O O. -3, ' xx- if -, .V QNf:,'w Wa? William Penn Madessa Flint I Lonnie IVIcC'raw MOST COURTEOUS . BEST DAN CERS I John Harris Darrin Byrd Deborah Whitt William Pcnn Sean McClure Karen Martin l I I u I I John Harris Edith Took Alfred Anderson I William Pcnn SAK ' Q 'X Lisa Peterson William Hall if 41 ARLEEN DAVIS KEITH DAVIS VINCENT DAVIS ADRIAN DEAN GARY DEAVERS I I 'N Ip' A HD ii Ir I . ,Q Y III, 'I . 3 I Z II LEONILDA DEJESUS KIMBERLY DENNIS GEORGE DICCS MARIE DOTSON ANDREA DUNCAN a A '- 1 I , fgb W 4 I wr 'TSI Ir ' 'U-'JS -v' Info W N qi: J, f ll 5 , - ' ' I - H wf I 'I' , ' I, IIAI I f -W N I ,I 'A' H I A I ' wb - - DARRYL DUNHAM EASTERN MARVIS ECHOLS DUANE EDMONDS I K if I EDWARDS L... r S-V. -ll I I I' DARRYL ENGLISH I John Harris William Penn FASHION CONSCIOUS Jennifer Robinson 84 Keith Davis Janeen Jackson 8: Darrell Crosson John Harris Darryl Waters 8: Michelle Betsill William Penn MOST FRIENDLY Teresa Jones 84 William Brown John Harris Terry Williams 8: Diane Hollman H -ni William Penn MOST HUMOROUS Belinda Waters 81 Kevin Gamble I I - I - I - - gr v gig: Q 4 ,,,, ff sig-4 I I, if GRACE GORDON HARVEY GOVAN . PATRICE GRACE x -En -4 1 9,- SUSAN HAFFLY VINCENT HAIRSTON 'if-7: fx: 5 .x KIMBERLY HALL 4 , Th SHERRY HARVEY w H-J , xx E3 TANYA HARRIS DONNA HARVEY Fx. LF 0 Q - - fl gd s - 0 s. f RANETTE HILL DIANNA HODGE ,If CHANTAEY HODGES ERIC GREEN JOSEPH GREEN CHERYL HARP TERESA HARPER 'VN '14 5 1 ,-L.. - Ahfffi' - NICHELLE ANTONIA HILL HERRON fb KEVIN HOLLAND DIANE HOLLMAN I .1 rf'- V A W' 1 'N 'F Hmm A 36 1 JL .,. 't ,Z ALISON HOLMES JOSEPH HOLMES L. HUGHES Q '- J J W 'J ' 1 4 H 'N K CARLA JACKSON ANTHONY JACKSON HEATH JACKSON -,M X ' J 'uv r 'Y' N s f ' v J 1 VERONICA JACKSON RICARDO JEFFERIES RICHARD JOE ' J M 5 'E W J 1 1 15 JA . S YvETrl-3 JOHNSON YVONNE JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSTON LATONYA ING RAM 51 N-.J JANEEN JACKSON X 4 KENNETH H. JOHNSON BYRON JONES LYNETTE ISOM Q fn v ' Q- I ' 'L ' , N 'NJ Q' V f... ' 195 ,. ' rf I . 5 .1 .y in .,- ,iS1t..'g,, ..-' J ,fgidf Q. Ili-.DJ gk c A 3-lj , :'QZ'.f'?,,Q3.'W 1.. '- K f , NICHELLE JACKSON 3 LYNDIA JOHNSON 1 .-.--M TERESA JONES common sense to succeed hletic ability. isn't it. Vo-Tech sound mind and and my soul A . to my e. To Mrs. Academics of sound mind my Little Sis- of all to her my achieve. Vo-Tech of soumlifcrnind and my ' I d Thoughts who don' : brains I all of my money and I C young my sons, if I have any. I I have a leave to her my talent, brains and RICHARD Academies LATONYA M. Academics Softball: l0, 9. Field Hockey: IZ, ll, IO. N.J.R.O.T.C.: Il, IO, 9. Pep Club: IZ, ll. Executive Committee: IZ, ll, IO, 9. I, l.aTonya M. Ingram. being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my personal- ity to my sister, Antoinette, and that she have happiness throughout her entire life. Go for it. ISOM, LYNETTE Academics Bandfront: I2, II, IO, 9. Basketball: I2, ll, IO, 9. Track: IZ, I I. IO, 9. Pep Club: IZ. I I, IO, 9. Student Council: IZ. I, Lynette lsom, being ol' sound mind and body, do hereby leave my charm. charisma, talents, abilities, friends and knowledge to my little sister Jemir lsom and to my cousins Angie Buie and Sirena Strawbridgc. I love ya too. JACKSON, ANTHONY E. Academies I, Anthony Jackson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my sister Monica Jackson, my ability to graduate from high school. To my brother. Earle Jackson, my talent with women. The Jack Attack. JACKSON, CARLA J. Vo-Tech Pep Club: 9. Winner's Circle: I I. DECA: IZ, ll, IO, Homecoming: IZ, ll. I. Carla Jackson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my smile and sweet personality to the underclassmen, the Har- risburg High football team to Kathy Waters and to Missy Wright and to Sherry Pitts, I leave my seat, as well as Iris' scat in D.EL5 i I Hey Sexy!l JACKSON, HEATH T. Aeadepiiibx Baseball: Il, l0. Ci I I, Heath Jackson. being of sounii mind and body, do hereby leave my good clothes to the underelassmen stglyiients. l'll get back. , JACKSON, JANEEN ' Vo-Tech I, Janeen Jackson, being' of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my good sense humor. my fine men -and my Patricia Singleton. I also leave my scores to Sequoiaalaekson and my duet to Laticiaiglaekson. JACKSON, KELLEY JACKSON, LORRIE JACKSON, NICHELLE Pep Club: 9. ' 2 'Committeezl II IO Nichelle iand body, do to my tention to their work, not the girls. You're pcrpetratingf' JACKSON, VERONICA A. Academic: Softball Manager: I0. Executive Commit- tee: l0, 9. Pep Club: ll. I, Veronica Jackson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my giggles to my baby sister, Beatrice Jackson. Don't you know it has potential. JACOBS, MICHAEL Vo-Tech JEFFERIES, RICARDO Academics JOE, RICHARD S. Academic: Swimming: IZ, ll, IO, 9. Marching Band I0. Football: II. Drama: IZ, Il, IO, 9. Stu- dent Council: l2, II, I0. Concert Choir: I2 Il. Chamber Chorus: l2, Il. I, Richard S. Joe, being of sound mind anc body, do hereby leave my ability to sing tc Derrel Joppy, my ability to swim to the up- coming underclassmen and my heart. anc most of all my love, to Honi Scales. That's Casual. JOHNSON, KENNETH A. John Harri: Football: I2, I I, I0, 9. Chorus: IO, 9. Track IZ, II, l0. N..I.R.0.T.C.: IZ, II. I0. 9. I, Kenneth Allen Johnson, being of sount mind and body, do hereby leave all of mj abilities in leadership and my wisdom to thi cadets of N.J.R.O.T.C. and to the footbal team I leave my desire to work hard and tt be the best. JOHNSON, LYNDIA ANN William Penn Chorus: ll. Winners' Circle: II, IO. I, Lyndia Ann Johnson, being of sounm mind and body, do hereby leave my ability tt make decisions wisely to my youngest broth er Steve. When God measures you he puts the tap around your heart. not your head. JOHNSON. TROY L. John Harri JOHNSON, YVETTE MONICA John Harri Cheerleading: l2, II, I0 lCaptainI. Softball IZ, ll. I0, 9. Student Exchange: ll. Pei Club: IZ, ll, l0, 9. Student Council: IZ, ll l0, 9. Executive Committee: IZ, Il. Foo: Tasting: IZ, ll. N.J.R.0.T.C.: 9. I, Yvette Johnson, being ol' sound mint and body, do hereby leave to Shelly Thomp son and Tracec Collins my cheerleading abil ity, to Todd espe , Bruce Mosely al my r s ct Michael my lov: know and pride to sue eeed in all of life. Spare JOHNSON KELLI Joh' Harri IO, 9. Exeeutiv Cheerleading: li ll, I0, 9. Studen Club: IZ, II, It Stud rack: 9. of sound mint all my charm t academic exeellcnc and my will to sueeeet Michael Johnsor Class giliommittce vit. to, 9. Council: I2 ent and body. Tee now. PATRICIA CHARLENE John Harri Johnston, being of sound mint do hereby leave my pride and spit Johnson. s a trip. BYRON A. John Harri I2 ll. IO, 9. Track: IZ, II. A. Jones. being of sound min do hereby leave all my basketba intelligence to my little cousi r Cooper, and I leave m times with the young babes I gt the girls you like before someon unto them. ANN William Pen Jones, being of sound mind an intelligence to m MOST LEADERSHIP BEST LOOKING John Harris Yvonne Johnson Kenny Johnson William Penn Victor Rivera Carla Brown John Harris Mitchell Clouser Nichelle Herron William Penn Lisa Peterson Aaron Warden John Harris Mark Ewing .loy Brown William Penn Tanya Harris Sean Price MOST MUSICAL MOST OUTSPOKEN IIOR BULLETINS .- I+? I---Q l John Harris Amanda Manigault Adrian Dean William Penn Carlos Mcflure Angie Banks TERESA A JONES TERESA JONES BENITA KEEFER PATSY KEEFER ff F7 X 7'-'v'f-K'.'.'Qvu ,.M,.....f4n ,Y 1 -...N N df A uf-un v .','.','v,x N E 1 Nu.. X, w 4, A U' I n'.'-2 , M Y - v ...U .N . . , ..,,, ...thy ' 1 Tx. Q... Q vs . .xr-.5 yu, X K I ,Q -Y, I , ' ' v - M A ..... .. h I ish MICHELLE KENNEDY GEORCIANA KIEHL VICKI KELLY SAMATH KEO SAVANNARITH KEO JOETTA KING M1 is 'V A ,.. Q Q . s ff l.Jf'. SUZANN MARIE KING BARBARA KINSLER DEVERA LAW EDWARD LAWYER ANH LE J' ,, w , WW 10' . A 5' A . ,ij ff , ' g M ' R ,, in E , R n! 'N Y JE V 'N y f 3 N: ' -I l .- A 'V1,,',-y V X, ,. I , wh ,H A V X ' ' .W 'V an f . . Q .v A-1 JERRY LEE JOSEPH LEITZEL JEWELL LESTER ff J A ANGELA LEWIS w W- 1-I . -3 4 TERESA MANICAULT TERESA MATTHEWS M, - hr ,aI I N. ' A! My EPHRAIM LEWIS MARQUISA MAJORS cg I DESIREE MCARTHUR 1 on kg 'Q xx I JEFFREY LINGLE LISA LOWERY ' F- , e '. KAREN MARTIN MARGARET MARTIR SINDA MCCANTS CONNIE MCCRAW Qin , .361 AMANDA MANIGAULT SUSAN MASON LONNIE MCCRAW E- if K IA f I I xx mr. X! W Xa:-A SAMUEL MCDONALD MELVIN MCCRAW RALPH MCCRAW KIMBERLY MCINTYRE ANTHONY MCMILLAN duff X ' r on if Lingle, being of sound mind and leave my talent for annoying teachers and fellow students. sun will come out. K John Harris DARNET John Harris John Harris LYNN John Harris l0, 9. Executive Com- 9. Pep Club: l2. Peer Manigault, being of body, do hereby leave my to my wonderful son, beautiful smile to my to this precious world I tnd dignity. know that. TERESA R. William R. Manigault, being of and body, do hereby leave to my ohnMBoigauIt my abilities and my Smile and ci higher .. ,iy,:t oyoo , RTIN, Jost: fi Harris Harris body moments to Angie And plus KENNEDY I Michelle and body. do hereby Cindy and Denise, my my ability to study and and most ofall, my teachers. For real. That's deep. KEO. SAMATH KEO, SAVANNARITH M. KIEHL. GEORGIANNA L. I. Georgianna Kiehl. being o mind and body. do hereby leave my my sister Carla. my ability to my brother Mike, my love always Evans, an my ability to succeed do in life to Marian Forney. Don't even try it buddy! KING, .IOETTA ARDELLA Track: IO. I, .Ioetla A. King, being ofsoun body, do hereby leave Harrisbu ofthe underclassmen and my lu and ability to my little sister. And you know thot! KING, SUZANNE M. John Harris Basketball: ll. l0. Tennis: ll. Executive Committee: I2, ll. l0, 9. National Honor Society: I2, ll, l0. Food Tasting Commit- tee: ll. Riverside T.V.: I2, ll, l0. I, Suzanne King. being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all of my intelligence. .. John ctety I2 'ion Comanderj Bandfront Fltsh I7 iCtptatnj ll 0 9 NJROTC Pc Club I2 IO 9 I2 iCh.itrpersonl I l I Angela Yvette mtnd tnd body. do hereby ligence to Tracey Lopes. my wit and charm to Angela Brewer and my leadership 'ind personality to thc N.J.R.O.T.C. underclassmeo, Thats pretty bold. I LEWIS. EPHRAIM HOWARD 'TONY ' John Harris Committee Mtth Club I0 being of sound all my tntel- an Melissa Football: I2, ll, ID. 9. l. Ephraim Lewis, being of sound mind and body. do hereby leave all my love to all the teachers who taught me not to give up, and keep my head up high. Arc you sure you won't be able to come over tonight? LEWIS. JEFFREY L. John Harris LINGLEJEFFREY SCOTI' Williarn Pehn 1- ' 'sa .. gl z X i h , C 0 MARTIN. KARE ?:'?Q?1 ' f FBLA: i i. Library I, Karen D. Martin. being of sound mind do hereby leave all my luck to all Who want to make it to the and staying into the books - MARGARET STAR John Harris Margaret Martin. being ol' sound mind do hereby leave the gospel ol'Jesus to be spread abroad unto all nations. believe you. JIMMIE William Penn SUSAN KAY William Penn Mason. being of sound mind and leave my kindness and grati- daughter Monique Nichole. TERESA DENISE Wil- Iiam Penn 9. Track: IO. LUV Club: ll. D. Matthews. being ol' sound do hereby leave to Shashana my good grades, good spirit, great talent, good years to come, good looks, and my shapely body. Get out of here. MC ARTHUR. DESIREE VANESSA John Harris Class of '85. MC CLINTON, STEPHEN William Penn MCCLURE, CARLOS L. G. William Penn MC CLURE, 9 .2,- ,, William Pcnn Baseball: 9. Tennis:- 5 I, Sean McClure, mind and body, do hereby t.. ' - 'f posses- sions to my Mot fy, Don't even ' l':' MC CRAW. CONNIE RENEE John Harris Cheerleader: 9. Executive Committee: I2, ll, l0. 9. Student Advisory: IO. 9. FHA: I l. Riverside Dance: l0. I, Connie McGraw, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my books and my fun to my nieces and nephews, and my love to my son Terrance K. Miller McGraw, Jr. MC CRAW, LONNIE RENA William Penn all of II you ever want something bad in your life, don'tjust sit back and wait for it: get up and go for it, because nothing's going to come easy. MC GRAW, MELVIN A. John Harris Basketball: 9. I. Melvin A. McGraw. being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to my cous- ins Latoya and Kia McGraw the ability to get along with others. Tough. MC GRAW, RALPH KELVIN William Penn Si 85: l2. I. Pappa Smurf, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to mysmurfs Barren Chisolm and Wayne Banks my good health and looks, to Doqrgmlgtggnings my lingers and grades. to the Iemaleslgihe remembrance of my sweet talks, and to myfifolalivctt my natural ability to do whjifovcr. I But I ain't mad though. J' 'J MC INTYRE, KIMBERLY A. John Harrii I. Kimberly Melntyrc, being ol' sound mind and body. do hereby leave to all my friends. my memories ufiii hopes that -they Track: iz, ii, io. 9. Basketball: 11.9. cross wovldggfvllgwgytn .... footsteps- A y Country: l I. Pep Club: l2. I l, IO. 9. Council: I2, ll. Bandfront: 9. 1 ,,'l l. I MC MILLIANQJX K Htgfifis l. Desiree Vanessa McArthur, being of I. Anthony McMbHi'itn.7 l'g?iitf sound sound mind and body. do hereby leave to my brother John my wit and wisdom. and to my cousin Angie Lyles my quietness, and to Monica Flint the rest of my running ability. Oh my. MC CANTS. SINDA D. William Penn Pep Club: ll. Chorus: ll. Softball: Il, l0. I. Sinda D. McCants, being of and body. do Thatcher my special books hereby glish lessons. of my to njy but color. underclassmen WIlll1ll'h I he The word is out! You're 'ae L - . .hih , .. ntl. its so -. .ty-Q. - sass- 1. . . .... , A is.. : 'i . 1 mind and body. do hereby leaveliowte under- classmen my knowledge and respect for you to set your goals, and my hope that you see them out with wise mind and understanding ol' the problems that stand in your way. ll'you put your mind to it. you can do it. no matter how hard it is. 'NI . y A egxfieii . r BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR John Harris Denise Fuller 84 Adrian Dean 84 Diane Ilollman William Penn Teresa Jones William Brown John Harris Yvette Johnson 84 Kevin Holland 84 Yvonne Johnson William Penn Cheryl Harp James Easter RGMEO 8: JULIET SHYEST John Harris Lisa Arp Ephraim Lewis William Penn Jeffrey Lingle Tina Bankes ww 5,4 N 'sa John Harris Bruce Mounds Kim Hall William Penn Sylvia Chisholm John Miller +I'-f -' 1 4 'VM IP' I . If I f.,iiL1I'-f'4 ,N 1 . 5 I A . W ..-,. ... .- ihxw 'H - !'W.-I THEODORE MCNAIR DONNA METZ I Agn Pd . SQA I M 41, L? 411199 ROOSEVELT MILLS f .',-,-,,....'..-.IT .,....... .u U Q.. Ve 1 ' ,N - .... I FI... I PM 3' - 1 1 A , 3' A I A 'Hr N f ,A W Ml, V , MATHSA NAMPHONH CATHY MITCHELL I 'fn'-2 :Isl-'fbi . . 'Q' '-AVI: ul: I -I1.vxs'u,l . . ,.,..1 . 'f '. :cn I 4 fx- - . my 1 L, , . ' 12-I . an-.:.jf'. ' ' XJ 53, .wk .A K Q I IW. ff I . ,, A-Q MELISSA NELLIS -,,k , M,--.,k- ,QQ N- ' Jul. X. Q 4' 's :K It 'N -. e 'TJ 'f 4- 5 KAREN METZ k.:i1gL4,g1m 1 -74:':',-:L-.-.-.-P.'g'+. f -' .'.',T '7 ST' ......1u...u. .- rw, 1... ..'..-In nts.. --lun .f - . -,-:-:E-5.-.-:E-:4.-:-:Q alfa ,-.,,'. . . Q t u.o'-'-A:--lv...-3 u... 'l , -nn .nv-fn ' ,a 2 A nun-U . '. . .'.'.'. ,jf M -,-M... ...ck '. . . ..-. , ,g NL ,+,-,-'eg'-'Im u w ' ...- ,. A, .I-nf.. v I I num ' 1' - - .v'. '.'.'.'.'.z'.'I'f' , , .N .um 0:1 'JA' 'Jo' ' '-'Q ,, -.'. Us ' T 'N i I , 1 , v,' ' ' i .f .La I FELISA MITCHELL I A NEARY NHEK K ilf' x I -. .'-f ' hs- . w If- sw' .- If sf Q: sw , QW' . , L -wc - g 11.4 x . 'MY ' X, .V Q rg ls. ,.4- 5' BEVERLY MILLER KIMBERLY MILLS I L-44 X! I my 4 Y .af .gb - ' -1.-Vi na, tif. 3 E! M , .- ,.-1 , M a ax 1.4 W5 M ' A JOHN MITCHELL JUDY NUMEROFF S' 'Y -- vnu In .'...','.'.'...-.-nf. 2 x7 I'f'I'f'f'.'f'.'Y ., .. .... Q ..., . ...., :.'..,.... ,QQ 2 I n , .... v .t A 9 ,w.,,,' K 0 ...H 1 I f.r,' - LJ: ,, . ...Q .. . -.,g .L K I LW .Nxvl-Q ,. f. 5 QJ K ..-J ,, vin' I BRUCE MOUNDS CRYSTAL OLIVER V. ONELANGSY LESLEY PALMER ANGELA PARKER MELISSA PARKER MICHELLE PATTERSON 'PW-' I KIYOMI PATTILLO JODY PETERS Ma- ', K7 SISOUNT GINA POTTS PHIMMASON E -nv? WILLIAM PRUNTY DENISE PURDY VICTOR RIVERA STEVEN ROBERTS .- .,,, Q 1 . Il. I 1 LISA PETERSON VINH PHAM TRACI PRESSLEY SEAN PRICE w 4 . W, 1 w. 'W 4 I' fs - 'W 1' . ,, ., r., I QV' H ' rw- W- A V L I nl -AIP, Q n , I - 4 I DONALD RAMSEY MICHELLE RAMSEY 1' JENNIFER ROBINSON LONALD ROBINSON ,.- . ..--, ,,, . v. - 0 .Q ,fu 'I . ,F ' ,Q ' 1 I 'W T' KELLIE PIIILLIPS DIANE PRITCHARD TONI RIDGEWAY MICHELLE ROLAND ,VI HUAVMMUM ,xr M. rms- 4,4 Qt 'fi' 'IN J ye? ' ...I .' 1' x 55 GODFREY leave tee: body mind best of luck to ind James Mitch- John Payne. Shawn McCant. and up? . GEORGE D. anager: 12, II, I0. s JV John Harris Penn SEAN LEON William Penn UTH William Penn DIANE LYNN John Harris I0, 9. Foreign Language Society: I2. Il S A John Harris Club' IZ. ll. I0. 9. Swimming: 9. A. Roberts, being of sound Assistant being ol' PATTILLO John Harris PERRY, JOCELYN John Harris PRUNTY. Hnrrig PETERS. JODY MARIE John Harris Football: 9. Travel Club: IO. LUV Club: II. Concert Choir: 12. Peer Counseling: IO. Pep Club: ll. I, Jody. being ol' sound mind and body. do hereby leave my ability lo achieve goals to my sister Marsha. my gym grades to Tonya Thompson, and my love and good will to the rttsl of my '86 crew. of sound mind I. Mr. Bill Prunty. and body, do hereby leave to Terry Dorsey and Andrea l.. Prunty the strength to sue- eccd in everything they work for. What'? PURDY. DENISE L. John Harris Executive Committee: I2. ll. I0. 9. Track and Field: 9. ody. do hereby leave the laughter joy l'vc experienced, to the halls olJohn Harris, so that they may echo for all time and may bring happiness to those who follow in my footsteps. Smile, because you're beautiful. ROBERTS, THERESA M. John Harris ROBINSON. LONALD C. William Penn National Honor Society: IZ, ll, IO. F.B.L.A.: I0.Tennis: ll, I0, 9. Marching Band: ll. Science Fair Winner: ll. I0, 9. H.A.C.C.: IZ. ROBINSON. PATRICK N. John Harris ROLAND, MICHELE D. John Harris Pep Club: 9. Class Representative: l0. I will miss this school. VII ECI blwkf' I, Denise Purdy. being ol' sound mind and F.H.A. Chairperson: I I. MOUNDS, BRUCE B. arris PETERSON, LISA LORRAINE William body. do hereby leave my ability to avoid I, Michele Roland, being of sound mind Marching Band: IZ, ll, Penn trouble to my cousin Teresa Dennis. my per- and body, de hereby leave my intelligence I2, II .9. Language Clltbtglj Club: II, IO. sonality and ability to attract the opposite and courtesy to my sister Kim. my good NA li W al Ho p f 'iety: IZ, II. if y Ford. and my style to the Class gl-udcg lg my brother Chico, and my oulspo- I' ittee: my I MQ ' -i snt: ken mind to my little sister. 'IQ riilncphewgg. Xgyyyg lfyglyilitymgeti' ' BRENDA L. William Penn --He whois om fairy and othersto Jennette Dzttvbnporf. and RAM0S,QRTIIf,ARD0 William Penn badly. I I -- ' ig, --,if .--- H -' ,,-': H L ,,., I .,:.: i- . gy ' I : Ill' . lf: 'Y . ff ,V ii, if if 1 I ' l . . i.... Q if . .. . . H ' ii ' t .. --J M ...Wi V '..g?!:aEi3:: .. :.' i . 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Q' TONI THOMPSON VICTORIA THOMPSON fu' ,.,.,.,.-f-- BRIAN TUCKER . 1 4, xx . NMR N. CHRISTINE UNGER , . x ,f 1 . .5,-14.54 I I f 4 '42-:fwfr I ' p'H',',','1f A A, I I ' 1 . .1 I 'q'n1',6m,' ff gou',ll',',, I 'otllflzzazu BELINDA WALTERS I 'III Jw - .4M ,I. wil-0' nv-Nff DENISE TURNER GERALD TURNER Qs If' .J N 'K I X TANYA VANHOVE ELIZABETH VEALE Y , ' an .mf 41 A I TONYA WALTON FAWN WARD ., I 4 4. I mum mmmmmxm wma-P TALLEST 8: SHORTEST TALLEST 8z SHORTEST John Harris Melvin Mcfraw Suzanne King William Penn Sonya Benton l..D. Hughes John Harris Sonya Carsons Joseph Holmes William Penn James l-Iaster Tracy Burhannon MOST TALEN TED MOST TALKATIVE John Harris Nicole Austin Lincoln Wilson William Penn Lonnie McGraw Tanya Harris John Harris Billy White Michelle Paterson William Penn I Roosevelt Mills Priscilla Watson 61 AARON WARDEN DUANE WASHINGTON K' I av- . -A'-'IV I ANDRE WELLINGTON MONIQUE WILDON 55 A 3 RODNEY WARE Zi- KARL WASHINGTON L... ANDREA WATTS . , Ax M .lx .. -. a CHARLES WILKERSON BRANDT ERNEST WARREN LISA WARREN WASHINGTON ,,.... .. ,u lo.rl',',': ' u.'1,l,,, u I oun ,','I :IUMA 1 O ' 1 ,uf l,'.l ,'.'. I BRENDA WATERS DARRYL WATERS PRISCILLA WATSON , A ff ,.a5-iii 1 'af-I 9 .11 4?,f,7,g':h--:ZLL l H' A . , ws! ' I 1 5 4 X I O XB I X I ' A 'I In-.. u ,f CHARLES WHITE SNZWEEIEED DEBORAH WHITT CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS WILLIAMS ERIC WILLIAMS WILLIAMS A -I7:?:T:75z253 , I 'f:7:f:f , ' ,YU ' in ' eff? 9442 '- T Q-1 ' '-Aw, J. 5 ,NT K Iv! , ' ' , N N M' , Q, I, ' N, ,um ,X EVA WILLIAMS 1 A14-H 2 I -31.0 ' I ' T 1 . 1- . l , 1 , Q ,Y 1 , N , ,..J, .W ' , I A ,wp ,mm V -, 3 CANDY WILSON 1 STEVE WOODSON an E I A 4 .Nj 'V' C . 4. 5 LANICE WILLIAMS MAYDI WILLIAMS TERON WILLIAMS TERRY WILLIAMS ao HUBERT WILSON LINCOLN WILSON ALISHA WINTERS RICKY WISE KAREN WRIGHT PAUL WRIGHT STEWART YOUNG LIM YOUS - 0 - 1 1 X 'O x Yu Nfl lp -QI 1. AUTOGRAPHS 5 K2 1-1 A , B.. x .mlm f.J X.. Mo, ,XR x 2 C., ZA V V fc- H j 4. 9. 'Q ff g 5 f f ff? V f ,f , ff 4 y A W Lyn Billing Cynthia Randolph 1 w, A if - - f A if 1 V x f' i ALMA ,'.: V Lyn Billing Melvin Walker Vickcy Davin W ? 1 4 I X Ron Blackston l r W., Y 1 l lil NN' Lyn Billir 1 9 Ron Blackstone Melvin Walker Naomi Rcycs +.,4',,ig , wg a a fxf-,T R WY ' 555133 L K - l Q3 iz A ' r.'Qi,,. wk., ,S aff- A - - iffpigfq 'Qi . , 'K -,ff in 'lf f '21'- - I i ' . ll 'H l .. 'l .K-131. ' . 'jf if lj- K ' '9'?'i35g, . flyffffi, 1 ' S '- gflqif g -'i 43? l V ' 3 4 Lyn Billing Ron Blackstone Naomi Reyes My 111715, :rr -1:3 5- ' :,,?!,5Qg-J 5 1 D H YI I Melvin Wllikcl' Maurice Johnson Marvin McCIcndon ' ' he Harrisburg Arts Magnet School is designed for students - - who are interested in experi- ences in all of the arts areas including: art, dance, music, photography, televi- sion and theater. The Communication or Television Department gives students the opportu- nities to be involved in television pro- ductions for cablecasting, including a student-produced news program and television theater. The many various as- pects of the department include both on-the-scene and behind-the-scene du- ties such as that of sound variation and even that of rolling the camera. Students perform many functions with other students and learn to develop their skills both written and orally in front of live audiences, as seen in the photos located above and also to the right. Special guest artists from the com- munity serve as consultants and short- term teachers. The main emphasis is placed on individual needs in a studio- type setting. This program is recommended for all students with a sense of creative ability, of inner talent, and to those who feel that their contribution to The Arts Pro- gram at The Magnet School will not only be a benefit but moreover be a reward. 1 Y ', S I I-vi ' 1 sf l as ' ' nder the direction of Mrs, Dolores Cassilli and Mr, Michael variety oftelevision and radio programming. The community was able ll U Hillegas the telecommunications students of the Harrisburg to observe many ofthose efforts by tuning to the local cable channel at -K - Arts Magnet School at the Riverside Campus of Harrisburg specific times. Student experiences were not limited tothe studio but High School in the Harrisburg School District produced a broad also included on-location assignments. risburg Arts Magnet Scshool is the Dance Department. This program gives students the op- portunities for involvement in ballet, modern and jazz. The students will par- ticipate in performances in addition to regular classwork. The dancers will take part in doing some choreography as well as performances on the Arts Magnet news broadcast, when appropriate. Students learn different forms and styles of dance. The daily procedure usually and most always begins with a warm-up exercise and the instructor may perform a routine in which the dancers may have to learn. Stretching and keeping limber are two of the many goals a dancing performer may have to set for the further development of their dance career. Fluency, creativity, and style are the three important elements of the person- al outlook ofa Harrisburg Arts Magnet Dance student. The instructor of the program is a professional dancer who has had vari- ous encounters in performances of ex- tra-ordinary and superior dance techniques and forms. Mrs. Marci She- lansky is the instructor. The Dance program is recommended for any individual with special talent and to any student with far-reaching goals. nother Department of the Har- fx ,JL I l aw, We Egg, fi M J. kv -59' ,xx NNW, A-A Sl, , ,.,, X.: , M uw ,I . .QW ,Zn ' ,ij 2 1 2: 1 L, + 3? ,H SEQ 2 gf ' Jig? f .WX w 2' Q ff , . - 0.94-T . M Sm,-. ,-.q.+Q?.,3.Qlx Tw, L,4, ., 'Jffii.i 123312 Q Q: y name is Shan and I am ine I rap to the beat I know you wish you were mine Cause I am the best and that is what s found I m a cool MC that cant slow down. I m an MC who likes to groove Ill make your body wiggle Ill make your body move I ll make your body prance and Ill tell you in advance. to all the young guys that I meet. Some people that rap they re like litter and litter They rap all night and rot and get bitter But thats not me I m always on the go Cause I m the number one MC that everybody knows by Shan Renee Jackson BKA Strawberry Lyn Bitting r 7 Douglas E Winston Douglas E Winston i GM E 9 9 ' ' so Ml f - 9 9 9 1 9 GS 99 9 , 9 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 See, I'm like sugar I rap so sweet, Y 9 9 9 9 , 9 9 I l T ! 1 . , l l u Senior Renections As we pause and reflect we are aware that our time here has come to an end. Each day has been filled with some special event. worthy of memory. We have experienced great tri- umphs in Girl's Basketball, Foot- ball, and Band. We reali7e our years have been filled with goodness and promise. Friends, activities, and lun times will slip away into sale kept mem- orics As we look within outselves, lay deep hold On our memories. and turn them into the achievements of tomorrow, we whisper a prayer of gratitude for all that has been. Evelyn Thompson Life is like a river ever flowing. ever changing. our own reflections are Fleeting. and will not last, but they may provide a moment of beauty for ourselves and for others. Rx t V , . , . j, , ..., we .,,.1js,ltgQQx fx,,.., .. ,,--Jt,.-M, X' 1 g , - 1 , ' 1 fe.y't,LS L71 I yj'.,Q4N - ,-sryxtm ii ij KT li l .ffffi P ff f ll: 1 ' QQ? 1.4.11 W 7 jn- -I f' Q, 1 ,,,,,..-, f ru - ll H 1 I T t' l ii l nel Ligrrfi' H ' w I. --.1 flfffm,'f. 3 ,ggj j ,,,l, . f - . a t -is a -a we t ' I: J 1 IS love. ' VI if . f jf we -Y s - I, X u l I up v A 10 .4 , ,ke I ' a. I is W1 N 'J I gf g llll 5 jtwffgh F or K - 'iilw . Q, X Q.i,Qlf..Q3 jl:l'fZ'v if K Wx T 'tty I f ' t I fs we M , an ifITiI2L,-vt 5 'A , ,K , P , I 1 'l tl ' 'll' i , 'y U--, 1 l'Lif'5f'iI tl gf' Lil! J XX 'X y ,,,. ttuzfefggf--' t I r ff . 3 ,, Heather Pressley Denise Fuller by Denise Fuller An Ode to Teachers English is an interesting subject, it's tak- en me to new heights. Mrs. Fellman was the toughest teacher, then Cunningham and Wrightg Mathematics is a subject many students hate, ' But with Simms, Henderson, and Glunz, that statement I debate, When thinking of electives, Home Eco- nomics comes to mind, If Mrs. Hassan can't help you out, it's Brubaker you should find, Foreign Languages are important, they really come in handy, For when it comes to teaching them Mr. Ferreiro is a dandy, Now we come to Science, this class is mandatory. If you're around Ms. Adams you're sure to see a laboratory, Iftyping well is what you do, then I have just the place, Goto room 135, that's where you'll find Ms. Blaiseg ff? X 1 tgp' 463122 ii, ly Ms K ffxggf 5, at if ess., I 'W f ,fr . 1 N it , it 3' Q s 'Nsntlfi 2 I 1 if 'X K 4 I 1' 7? f X jf m fr? E, A M 4' Since painting and drawing is your spe- cialty, please do not deter, There is a man in ll5 named Mr. Challenger, Is excitement what your future holds? Go take a look, It's in Mr. Schrader's room, the making of Yearbooksg I saved my favorite subject for last, I wonder-can you guess? Their names are Borelli, Batte, and Withers, and History is their sport, You'll like Batte's humor, Borelli's charm, and Withers, uncommon rapportg I have had all these wonderful teachers, and it has been a pleasure, The memories I have of them I always treasure, Thank you teachers for your time and understanding way, For without you I wouldn't be a Harris- burg High graduate today. Bobby Edmonson ,Aff i , . for the third year that Telecommunication students of the - - Arts Magnet School again conducted the Tri-County Easter Seal Telethon. Thus far more than 545,000 has been raised on this cable-aired event. Students of Mr. Michael Hillegas in Video Production and Mrs. Dolores Casilli in Broadcast JournalismfTelevision Performance have combined their talents to be a part of this history-making experi- ence which began in l983. The students of the Harrisburg Arts Mag- net School became the first high school in the nation to produce a telethon in its entirety. Students appeared in all capacities: co-hosts, auctioneers, directors, cameras, audio, lighting people, floor managers, while their teachers L ights-Camera-Action-Let the Telethon begin. And so it was 41 The community effort this year had such celebrity co-hosts as: Rich- ard Seneca CA former telecommunication studentj, Paul Baker of WHP-Radiog Brian Freeman of Traffaxg Bob Alexander of WCMBQ Tim Burns and Bruce Bond of WINK-104. Mrs. Nancy Lee Stone was the Easter Seal coordinator and Mrs. Sharon Hillegas was the auction and talent coordinator. Weeks were spent in preparation for the event as students visited the Easter Seal Treatment Center on a number of occasions, co-hosts interviewed their celebrity counterpartsg production students pre- pared the studio and lighting. All the students in both classes learned to function as a cohesive unit. This cohesiveness came as a result of having produced over 100 television shows which have aired on WHTM-TV -Journal. became the overseers in this twelve hour noon-til midnight venture. M iff lf I-. f',l' - . Q I l 't tl A I 3 1 I fight K ff? all aj 'lliilf iff ' -t ' ws. 75 I USTRI L DR FTI TECH OLOGY , ..,,-::x ,KW X ,ff 'X lil it ...Q ' ' he lndustrial Arts Technology Education Department was located in the lower sec- - - tion fEast sidej of the campus. There stu- dents learned basic principles and procedures of design. One assignment was to construct a small, model corner-section ofa house. This was a part of the total drafting curriculum requirements. The in- structor ofthe class was Mr. Edward Crossley. One of his objectives was to teach his students basic residential framing techniques and procedures through architectural drafting. Drafting classes were available to all students at the John Harris campus. The drafting classes were divided into three lev- els: beginner, intermediate, and for third year stu- dents, advanced. Two students from an Industrial Drafting Technology ll class emphasized that their career ambitions had been influenced by the draft- ing course. Mike Cousins and Brian Carson stressed that the class really taught them about the fundamentals of drafting used in a technological society. Both young men were looking into the fu- ture with high hopes. Good luck! TOP: Brian Mosley BOTTOM: Brian Carlson TOP LEFT. NEXT PAGE: Michael Cousins . ,AV f to 'll 9. A Q' ig? COMP TER TECH OLGGY ne of the newest and most out- standing features of our Industrial - 5 Education Department was the new color model CAD system. A CAD is an advanced computer system which stands for Computer-Aided Drafting andf or Design. The school year 1984-85 was a highlight for our campus and for our student body with the installation of the new computer CAD system in the Industrial Arts Draft- ing Technology class. The CAD system is a unique computer system which used high technology applications to design and plot drawings. The system components are: Ap- ple Ile microcomputer, Taxan high-densi- ty - high resolution color monitor, six-pen color plotter, dot matrix printer, and asso- ciated system software. Mr. Crossley, the instructor of Drafting Technology com- mented, There is not only a need to teach CAD in the high school drafting programs, but it also must be considered standard preparation for post-secondary drafting, engineering, and design programs. There- fore, our goals for teaching CAD must be an informative overview along with some specific hands-on learning experiences. A CAD system is no more than the 'modern draftsperson's and designer's tool, ba- sics are first. ' As of next fall a new course called Computer-Aided Drafting will be of- fered to all students. The major ob- jectives of the course will be: l. To develop students' skill and pride in their UF THE FU RE 4:,,,,f.,e. . ., 5, rift .as l i- i :ii E E - i - ! D drawings. 2. To provide students with the ability to reason and think logically with their hands and minds. 3. Through interac- tion instill the knowledge that each student is a part of the computer programming. On February 8, l985, a seminar was held by a representative of Chessell-Robo- com Company tlvlanufacturer of our CAD systemj to demonstrate the operation of computer design. Several inquiring specta- tors, Mr. Schrader fYearbook Advisorj, Mr. Thompson tAssistant Yearbook Advi- sorj, and Mr. Crossley tlndustrial Arts Drafting lnstructorl, along with the draft- ing class, all observed operations for per- forming a variety of designs on the computer and color plotter. The plotter drew a technically flawless outline of a house floor plan. Another brief seminar was held on May 3, 1985, and this time the entire yearbook staff was present to view another intriguing operation of the computer. A salesman from Herff-Jones Yearbook Company demonstrated a new way of drawing lay- outs for yearbook spreads. This new meth- od of designing layouts makes it much easier to compose a layout spread for a yearbook page. As soon as the Fall of l985 it is very likely that this new disk may be available. So, to all you who want comput- er education, here will be a great opportu- nity to broaden your skills. As a result, the CAD system is a step forward into the future for students ofthe .Iohn Harris campus. Timmy Moon Nichole Hamilton LaTonyu Ingram Edith Cook - 1 1 ww Ts i- .: fx :Qi 1 f mug. Mew , W r X w NK, 4 5 G 5, If if Q ..,., J... .. TF, L ' M , W Q 1 ' ax nd av., 1 2 .xr gms-Q K K, fwgw, ,WJMT 1. 'QA-aw if Hai wif 6 Q , 4 , 1 I' x. I . fr Q31 R, I ' . .,-, I rr , ff , uf B O x 1 ' 5 X A 3 'Q xyqg .. , -- off l' ff 0' ' Q I ' 0 - I U - I ' I A I A 3 I A I I , , A .. Y, -.1i,:rrg'- A A ww bbbp bb F A ES I HAMILTON'S HUNGRY COUGARS DEFENSE R FF, OFFENSE T FF , ...,e.,.a.,.,................,,..4.5 CT .f C PK twin? di? Vg, :LLC I at K' 'ask ..'i'M't ' 4 'live H 9 . . . . , .gpm it FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: James Chapman, Duane Edmonds, Lonnie McGraw, Lincoln Wilson, Steve Roberts, Brian Mosely, Sean Ferguson, Todd Chambers, Sid Ewell. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Robert Stewart, Reginald Tabbs, Stan Lumpkin, Garland Humphries, Ken Blair, Ron Burwell, William Brown, Gary Jones, Warren Woolfolk, Carlos Lewis, Allen Jenkins. THIRD ROW, L. T0 R.: Troy Greene, Andre Wellington, Sheldon Gooding, Craig Johnson, Sam Buie, FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Coach Sutherland, Coach Johnson, Head Coach Ham- ilton, SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Coach Mosely, Coach Mathis, Coach House, Coach Caldwell. Earnest Macon, Shawn Wilson, Ken Johnson, Albert Maxium, Robert Butts, Chris Grogan, David Stewart. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Coach House, Coach Mosely, Coach Mathis, Robert Crawford, Darryl Water, Lamont Bundy, John Gilchrist, James Easter, Brian Talton, Harold Anderson, Brian Byrd, Ephriam Lewis, Coach Sutherland, Coach Johnson, Coach Caldwell, Head Coach Hamilton. ' ' he I984-85 Varsity football season can be described as a II smorgasbord of feelings with extreme happiness at one - - end, and heartbreaking frustration at the other. Despite their overall record, the Cougars came out with big wins against Bishop McDevitt and No. 2 ranked Cumberland Valley. But the most rewarding was the win against arch-rival Steel High. This defeat was the first in Roller territory since 1973. Seniors such as Mid Penn All-Star John Gilcrist, Lonnie McCraw, and Kevin Holland led a great offense. James Easter, Kenny Johnson, and Steve Roberts aided the devastating defense to proclaim rank of second in the area. Returning head coach Rich Hamilton, a veteran himself from Mississippi Valley State, along with a great staff, related their football experiences to their team members and encouraged them to do their very best and to succeed in their endeavors. ff.. . f ,Q-5 Lonnie McGraw John Gilchrist Sean Ferguson L.A. Skid Cobra 412 Quarterback 423 Runningback 325 Middle Linebacker Kevin Holland Little Winslow 385 Tightendfl-back ffiflizffi ,Q 2 'iffmii E -1 f PM v 1 f fe iw, i 'r .l .2 M, .4 ,,. xt. . '4 4 1 X -'i .f-A7x 4 Lamont Bundy Duane Edmonds Hitman Nin Nin if34 Fullback 4343 KickerfZ-back fx Q3 Darryl Waters Puff 330 Fullback Robert Crawford 50 Special 344 Strong Safety 4119! I N . .- l .. .., , W sig? Kenneth Johnson Albert Maxium James Easter Ephraim Lewis Laurence T 461 Defensiveback The Beast Big E 560 Linebacker 465 Defensive End 463 TacklefDel'ensive Tackle ,f--g1?'m X gifd Kenneth Blair Bubba 366 Lcfl guard v .pg , ,W .. .. -vi q K .. : -1Z5i,:5,--' i A r 1? 2' Q' Y yr Qi Iiifsi' xv ev ., an' 1 N aee g o fn K f- '4f,.,N .1,, KY . T -fsf 'gg' i ff A we ,J fl ' ' Qf, x 'ff ff ga -I Q , if B-926.gif Q ,fl-J 1 ' , .ff . , .? V,L11w1 l, c wi 3? I if J M Q 'ax BN u W1 r 2 '+ 2 n 'i QM Xl a 'Pr' A ,, 1 W 25 xt Y K Pa 1 ,Q if 5 n X4 iw +1 ,l ' pr Ig Q if -x - x yr- H R 554. gi X. 1 ii ' 'f-Q Vw -v lk W xg 1, ,wi wasp' , , :Q 'cr M- N fe,- S - 'Lf 1 ' X3 -.1 . . ., .- -nga, 1. .wif -r ,Lqi.1x'w?N' .,f. . K j ' QSM, YM Ag, X WZ , S 1, 5.3 153 N., ' ' w l R ,sa- + ' ' - , Meal - Q 1 1 v ,Q if Q r e A PQ. e Sheldon Gooding Buddah 474 Nose Guard Darrin Bryd Andrew Wellington Heart WQIIy 379 Guard 480 Tight End 12 3 N Q. 5 X ' ' f ' WA for -fem .. My 'f ,ig S. all fl R f 1-Zn? be n avfqiif I ' M ' ' ,: , V P . A 'Q N --W ff, M xi e - , f fl 'fi-'az' ,.f5,g,' 4 Je-i f ,fb L. ai elif? fn' W ' K' - Ms e, 45- r ,eba wife ' W ' lx A-nl' MM ix K LM N- - uf 7 Au. Lincoln Wilson l.ucious link 380 Dcfcnsivc lind nv' M. Stephen Roberts While: Shadow 386 Puntcrflind UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: Carlos McClure. Brian Mosely, Ron Burwell, Lincoln Wilson, Stan Lumpkin, Cid Ewell. Garland Humpheries, Warren Woolfolk, Er- nest Macon, SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Gary Jones, Keith Mills. Erie Stenson. Corey Booth. Eric Chambers. Mario Johnson, Mike Carter. Troy Green, Tommy FRESH P!! W Rainey, Carlos Lewis. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Reggie Tabb. Kevin Porter. Chris Grogan. David Stewart. Craig Johnson, Frank Amoto. Steve Chapman, Allen Jenkins, Robert Butts. FOURTH ROW. L. TO R.: Coach Jerome Johnson, Coach David Caldwell, Coach Mathis, Coach Leonard House. FOOTBALL ef , , wv....5f- 3 -s 'Q ,. f , K. s in N1 Y aa, y FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Anthony Jones. Tim Cornelius, Ramon Martin. Eddie Ward, Eric Yingling. Tom Shekalus, Damon Weldon. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Kevin Guilder, Anthony Chase. Jimmie Ingram, Rodney Ramsey, Travis Lump- kin, Duane Woodson, Ray Scott, Robert Monismith, Henry Grice, Coach Emanski. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: Lonnie Maclin. Roderick Malone, Sean Gann. ' ' Y , . 'e '1 Ayn . Millo Hooper, Joe Cobb. David Campbell. Mike Lucus, Brett Pierce. Kevin Mitchell, Earnest Stewart, FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Head Coach Patterson. Coach Greenwood, Densin Wilson, Hasan Babil. Cortez Pope, Coach Robinson. Tony Hicks, Brett Shields. Rudy Govan, Chris Scott, Carl Terry. Steve Perry. UNIGR AR ITY FOGTBALL adgvfw., Num . Brian Moslcy sitting 84 thinkin' about the game. tum My if 1----W Stcvc Chapman thtnktn over the game plan. 3 if U ,, Q f jiirigi aes 1.. Ni J 5255 it :ne fTg?:i4i:I,'1.':f , X tfw. x ,X 4 Gary Jones tryi n' to break a tackle. I xi Gary Jonca ..... runntn thc ball up thc mtddlc. if LQ' 2' .. tt Z! FEA Keith Mills . . , Gettin' Tacklcd. jft ' D' ut-V K , ,W LKALW .,M,, . .. W . ,, -f A fi A i H O x , in 5 4 , 4 Sw 5 Ky 1, . - , jf 'PAi?aiW ?-Wif4U4'r4',Xi, .. 4, V X A L 'g ,Qin ggi' I . A -, , , 9, M, Gary Jones . . . Movtn thc ball closer to thc goal llnc. if ,fain 3, if 'Pk -, ww ,' CCUGARS RUN CROSS . 9 Mgr P- ,IE . 6' t FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Donycal Brown, Tinsey Brown, Mike Carter, Sonya Brown. SECOND ROW, L. T0 R.: Waddie Frccman, Monica Flint, Brandt Washington, Couch George Crummel. COU TR .ea it if .rg , 1. ,..,,,,,, RUN FOR IT Cross-Country is a sport that is very challenging and exciting. lt requires not only physical strength and endurance, but mental determination, and perseverence as well. Only a special individual will endure the training and preparation necessary to be successful in competition. Monica Flint and Waddie Freeman were such persons. The team put forth long hours of diffi- cult practices, personal sacrifices, and ded- ication to the sport. Monica Flint is considered the best female Cross-Country runner in the Harrisburg area and placed in the top twelve at the Mid-Penn Confer- ence Meet. Waddie Freeman proved himself to be the Number l Cross-Country runner over the past two seasons. Considering the fact that it was Coach Crummel's first year, he managed to do an excellent job with the students who came out for the sport. Coach Crummel was ca- pable of building a Cross-Country dynas- ty's beginning this year which should continue to emerge in the years ahead. . ,ra 2 4 F We deserve this brcuk! ' , +-A+ ' I e- N w2'3v4g.'g m e Q, e ,iw -X mek, W. 4,45 vi' uf A Lv and 9 ii ,gg A is, 5 I s s 5 .SX X x 2 M We . Last one tq thcvschopl :fins an extra lap. 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'ri , ' N V , ., f ,,1. Q - R . Yi A 4, M Zi? v if I T' x 4 A 1 ' ' 1 7 f' 5, A ,4 t Ar , ,Q , . Q MK . f X5 1 1 f,,,,,9z 2265! ., A -I iq t f f A 4 H sf - ,VM M 4 an ,s , Sf- O l f' , eq ' X 3 an un 1 ',, K 4 f M X 3 'lan lg Y 2 f 7-.4 K 'K ki , Z XJ? t 2 , f ,pf-1 f N iw S W M - L -, Madessa Flint Bernadette Tyler LaTonya Ingram Janet Sinclair Ccntcr, Center Hull' Right Fullbuck Right Wing THE FEARF L CO GAR ,Q N. w Q s-2 Left Fullbuck ,wen-f me Jackie Vines, Sandra Meredith, SECOND ROW, L. TOR Karen l-HTONYH lngfllm- Vicki Poscyf M11ClCS5ii Flin1QTamiku HOW11rd FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Lotonia Rainey, Tammy Stewart Bernl l i ite Tyler, ROW. L4 T0 RJ C021Ch Dcbogltkevvs. U53 M21h0nC- Kayla HCChClf0i1lh Sinclair, Robyn Dennis, Tuja Manning, Teresa Green, Leanna 0 ms. THIRD Ms. Deborah Reeves Coach The fall of 84-85 brought over twenty enthusiastic girls out for field hockey. This sometimes rough but exciting sport held a keen interest for those girls. There was also the dedicated coaching of Ms. Deborah Reeves who played field hockey herself. The season got off on a late start. We had to practice very hard. The girls were dedicated to playing the game. The captains of the team were Bernadette Tyler and Janet Sinclair. The two co-captains were Tammy Stewart and Teresa Green. They set an example for the new players by passing on what they knew and their experience from the game. Even though we lost games we didn't let our spirits down. We always raised our spirits to try to win the next game. 3 i i t ' ' F 'h' d 3.Llzgocstothe net serve. CGUGAR NETTERS IMPRUVE MENTALLY DISAPPOINTING SEASON PROVES T0 BE A BLESSING IN DISGUISE -.....,-.uh-N lman hits a Forchand. 2. Walton con- for a volley. 4. Tanya trying to return the .Mnunbuq t 1 , . . Wow f 'A O JU I fr . D' .g,, 'Q , My ,. A-14? ' 4 FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Constance Hess, Elizabeth Bucher, ROW, L. T0 R.: Nannette Lauch, Deirdre Hollman, Tanya l. Tonya Walton tNumber Il tCoaehJ Mrs. Sara Berchock, Tonya Walton. SECOND Van Hove. The Girls Tennis Team had a season that was quite predictable. Because without Vicki Posey, who didn't know whether to play field hockey or tennis, and Diane Pritchard, who was busy with her job, nobody really expected the team to become a threat. The team had a lot of trouble with powerhouses such as Hershey and Palmyra as a result. During the season our team became discouraged but managed to pull themselves together to win a point against McDevitt. As the season came to a close the girls said that they enjoyed them- 2. Tanya Van Hove fNumber 21 3. Team Picture 84-85 4. Coach and Manager selves, and stated that they were looking forward to another season. Although the top two players, Tonya Walton and Tanya Van Hove graduated this year, the rest of the team promised to try to keep the spirit of Harrisburg High shining brightly. Despite the final record, new coach Mrs. Sara Berchock had a great year, giving the team pep-talks, showing leadership, and treating the team members as equals. PASS! DRIBBLE! SHOOT. CO GARS TAKE SEASO TO THE HOOP. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Byron Jones, Darryl Robinson, Tcrrancc Williams, Billy Simpson, Dennis Early, Troy Dan- ncr, Terry Williams. Sl:'C'OND ROW, L. TO R.: Manager Dcvcn Price, .lcffcry China, .loc Holmes, Dujaunc Grccnc, Vernon Brooks, Kenny Grccnc, Harold Anderson. ' ' nder the direction of second year coach ll Carl Rachelson the Cougars began the - f- season mentally and physically optimis- tic. The ratings for the first game had our oppo- nents picked over us. Suprisingly the Cougars came out on top. All eyes were fixed on seniors Billy Simpson, Terry Williams, Joe Holmes, and junior stars Vernon Brooks and Harold Anderson. Little did the fans know about the secret weapons waiting to be revealed. Soon after the season began new names were heard. Kenny Green helped out both on offense and defense and 6'-5 sophmore Du- jaune Greene, shocked the enemy with some devastating moves under the boards and from the outside. Still other assets for the Cougars were juniors Darryl Robinson and Dennis Early. These two also contributed when they were needed the most. There were also other ball handlers that added to the Cougar success. Byron Jones, Du- jauns Greene, and super sophmore Harold Brantley made everyoneis heart jump by their performance on the varsity and J. V. teams. Although the Cougars finished the regular season with a I0-12 record, they still had a very productive season. Even our arch-rivals had a hard time denying the Cougars' fantastic ability. I am sure anyone would agree that 1985 was a year for Coach Rachelson and the Varsity Cou- gars to remember. Hcad C ouch Carl Rachelson i I 'iii ,lf . .A 5' ,,,,The-Running Cougars Okay men, we have to press them! t i l i l GRADUATI G HARRI B RG HOOPER Aim 'UV BIILV Simpson 4? I Z-Guard ACTION! ACTION! Terry w,I'llfilIll.S if I 4-Forward M-- L. -7A.X. w' bilaf -- . .Ma :naw-waz A LMA if ,N s Q-o M.,- A4 rw' , Joe Holmes 330 -Forward f uw r ff Q35 ,N ,M ' G 1? Q..-4' filron Janus 324-Forward A5335 J .,f if-4, -2: 2: x c L. nfzfi, fl, ,f 4 4 if m 5 4 i w um fig Y Milf W If is ,, if Q? 4 Q x T 9 3' i .li I p .0 4 1 J 7' SMALL GOD'S SUPER ' ' he 84-85 Junior Varsity basket- ball team ended up with a tre- - - mendous 20f0 record. We all knew that behind a good team there was Charles Smallwood, who had great poise and patience under pressure, as their coach. The fact that he taught this to the team was one of the main reasons the players were so successful and another fact is he coached many of them at the Boys' Club facility in Harrisburg. Troy Danner and Harold Brantley were two of the outstanding players who helped the team acquire their almost perfect season record. Proctor dribblcs down the court for two. eiyissieytt ei 15. bf I HUGPER J MMWA' 'mar' FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Joey Proctor, Duane Jones, is, Andrew Czistcclc. Troy Danner, Harold Brantley Tony Thomson, Monroe Hawkins, Couch Charles Julius MCcoy. Smullwood. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Bernard Lew- Brantley's jumper is u pumper. The Herbert hggp. X a4 7 -7-uw 'r -'v -7-.-........q,...... i 'W ---Q.-....... Zk- ,gh . 5 ltt Sr 3 l'll'llnnu. STEELTON - We were losing to Seelton by 7 points with 358 seconds re- maining. Tony Thompson got a steal and fed Har- old Brantley who slammed off of a vertical jump. We wx then stole the in- bounds twice and converted field goals. On the last steal Thompson was fouled and sealed the victory with a free throw. ff -5 J . t QA' f'-Q 'ilivymv 1 D -Q J : 'fl gr, 1- I ,Q . 'L if tr' ' Dannef PUH5 UP f0f lW0- Brantley tips to the Cougars, 4'- if Mr. Jerome Johnson - Head Coach HGOP BELO G TO GIRLS e,.....l J sa. X537 MJ W2 -rimmlcf? 9511 I FRONT ROW, L. T0 R.: Deena Evans, Lynette lsom, Carmen Clark, Vicki T0 R.: Coach James BJIIC. Leanna Collins. Carla Kenley, Head Coach Jerome Posey. Coach Debbie Reeves. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Tamika Howard, Johnson. Monica Blackstone, Ruth Chandler. Jemir lsom. Jackie Vines. THIRD ROW. L. I I Carmen Clark Lynette Isom Vlckl Posey ,,,,...-v--' L we ' -ur A,-fa , we iulI ' Raw Cheek lhll shot out. m, Il I dm. Frog Imp to the hoop SE ICR SPOTLIGHT -6, if .v 'N Q Help somebodx' Plelxc. Ooh mv blek THE C UGARS TAKE COMMAN S 4 ? 1 -' ,, .s...aq'..Ww:Mzf ...mn A Cougar on the T' FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dccna Evans, Monica Baylor, Sirena Strawbridge. Leanna Collins, The ouch of Z moyg. Bobbi Jo Minis. Couch Debbie Reeves. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy McNair, LaTonya Ca1 wwN- Rainey. .lcmir lsom. .lunai lsom. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tanitu Moore. Rosalyn Mcsser. ' 1 Kim Peterson. ww .,......-4 COITIC UTI. l2ldICS! f Hey! l'm on your team! Well. lhttl'S thc brcilkbl. . i i , we W 2 K ,f 1 ' ' here was a lot being missed ifyou had not been to one of They put in much of their time practicing to be the best at what the girl's basketball games. Their enthusiasm, high spirits, they did. They also put in all of their one hundred percent effort tc - - and their dedication to the sport made you want to jump have a successful season. up and shout with that great COUGAR PRIDE! Next year all of the young ladies will be back on the Varsity Many dedicated beautiful young ladies came out for this sport. team to be even more successful than this year. 98 A n- -nuns ,fe Shc's coming to scttlc get Y A We live for these moments nterview t ' - Did the players improve their game as well as their mental attitude? Although we only won one game, I feel that the players did improve as the season wore on. Do you feel that the season was a learning experience? How and why? As a coach l do feel that the season was a learning experience for both the coaching staff and the team. ' l've learned that coaching is a full time job and it takes a lot of planning and time. lts hard to get up for a game when you've lost so many. All year long we stressed giving a one hundred percent effort, and I feel that we did. ., A A . 4 t,.,, ., We... - ' ll wi ff-rfesdfwl ini 'Q' I 'T 'J Every woman for herself, Q In -sip The joy ol winning. .l.V. Girls Basketball Coaches J,V, Capiaing l, Jcromc Johnson I, Kim Pcigrggn 2. .lamcs Butte 2, Jgmni lsom 3. Deborah Reeves RAW 85 CGUGAR MAT E Nl ROW I F0 R ltms Crtcn Brun Tutkcr T nx llt n Stevelltrron Nkunston Brnks lD1r rcHl nghsh ktrrxlllrns Anthony McMdh1n ktun Modcy SEC DROW I HJR IHLWH c mgln MIL L rtcr Iinrrtll NN 1 ers lcrrx Frtc Clwunbcrs kevin Cctser VN lrrenlcc THIRD ROW l T0 R lxmts Chxpmln Derrick Cul Iesplt Al ltnkxns Reggie Thomxs Sheldon flooding hdclxln NN dktr mlld Tlbb Vlrllrtn Cnr Albert 'Vl txson he 1985 wrestlmg team under the dl rectlon of head coa ch Jessle Rawls had a season that was not as productlve as he wlshed There were many causes and the mam one was the move from Dlvlslon ll to DIVISION lll Thls made the competltlon tougher The hlgher ellgnblhty standards at our school hurt the team nn the lower welght classes The flnal team record was 4 ll l The toughest opponent was Central Dauphm On the posltlve slde there were several outstanding wrestlers Darrell English Jerry Lee Warren Lee and Albert Maxson to name a few Warren Lee who was only a Jumor had the best record and his brother Jer ry who was a semor had the next best record The four players mentioned prevlous ly went to drstrlcts and D Enghsh advanced to the thrrd round and fmnshed fourth Coach Rawls had two lm portant saymgs for hrs wres ters 1 st lf no one belleves m you you should always beheve ln yourself and second, You should al ways thmk before you make a move, don't waste your energy The outlook for next year's team ns good Wlth the returnmg jumors and some placements ln the low er welght classes, Rawls feels the team wrll be tough One of Coach Rawls' mam goals lb to help pro duce and wltness a State champ coming out of Har rxsburg H1gh,justl1ke hxmself ga-.mek 1715 ,WX HEAD Rawls GRADUATING GRAPPLER I M, Darrell English-I IZ Anthony McMilliun-119 Brian Tucker-H2 v N 0 5 X I x .ALA wb ff Albert Muxium-138 Jerry l.ee-ISS William Carter-l67 V eo A , .,,. .,,. A- eo .. W-M' 26' -4,-- - X ' f, ,. , .,,V ' ' ' ' 5 fi ' , ,, 3.3 .lumes Chu mam-185 Sheldon Goodin 1-Heuvf Wie 'ht E 5 of Couch George Krummel Q. 4 COUG WIMMERS SPLASH FOR RESPECT FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Florence Bard, Adelinde Foster, Monique Gray. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Gonzalez, Lisa Burhannan, Yolanda Blair, Janet Sin- Coach Sandy LeVan. Jeff Wehrer, Shawn Walters, clair, Constance Hess, Victoria Jenkins. SECOND Coach Rusty Owens, Daniel Jones, Benjamin Fitz, ROW, L. T0 R.: Katherine Smith, Tracy Chambers, Kevin Porter, Coach Hank Osborn, MISSING: Coa- Lori Williams, Rachel Wilson, Lisa Mahone, Angela Ch Herbert Th0mpS0n. ' -f. .f '1:1ffWfa. it .. ,l 5: .K ' ' he coaches of the Harrisburg Swim Team were Head Coach Rusty Owens, and Assistant Coache's, Miss Sandy - - LeVan, Mr. Hank Osborn, and -Mr. Herbert Thompson. The Swimmers had a trying season, winning only one meet, but the team took the defeats graciously. The most impressive competitor from our school was Daniel I. Freshman Florence Bard swimming breast-stroke. 2. Shawn Walters performing his specialty - freestyle. 3. Sophomore Benjamin Fitz performing his breast stroke. 4. Sophomore Katherine Smith swimming freestyle. 5. Lisa Mahone wasn't far behind. N ...zen .W , S i ' ne we ' T 2 L , Jones, who finished ninth in the District Semifinal Meet. Although the team had some of the fastest swimmers in the Mid-Penn Conference, they didn't have the experience to become truly dominant. The team has at least four freshmen coming out next year and they should have a pretty good season. WM M. Huw., v...,,mM-Q V L AM LA .1 ,- E4 W N-.F Z5 Danny doing a back divc ' fwfr ,A - frh' 1535 K H an Q Q gg Q 2 t fy 4 X . i il? ri Whcre's the water HCFC il is 'xg OM Hg CTV , A X1 UQ Wkm-A FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Florcncc Bard, Kalhcrinc Smith, Yolanda Blair, l.isa Mahonc Angela Foslcr. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Victoria Jenkins, Danicl Jones. Constance llcsm Jcfl' Wchrcr, .lancl Sinclair. Coach Sandra l.cvan. 103 CHEERS, CHAN S, S UN ' ' he Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of I5 girls, 8 of whom were seniors. Under Cynthia advisor, the cheerleaders began their strenuous workout at camp which lasted for an entire week. During that week, a lot of work was accomplished. It consisted of cheers, chants, stunts, etc. All girls were required to construct a cheer which had to include jumps, gymnastics, precise arm movement, and a stunt. Mrs. Miller was a very dedicated advi- sor, who always went beyond the call of duty. She was helped by her assistant, Ms. Chambers. , The Varsity Captain was Gina Finley, senior. Vicky Thompson, senior, was Co- Captain. Miller, L.TO R.:Ginu Finley tCaptainJ, Mrs, Cynthia Miller tAdvisor7, Victoria Thompson tCo-Captainj. STANDING: VictoriuThompson, LEANING, L.TO R.: Leila Nicholson. Cathy Whitlock. BACK ROW, L. T0 R.: Robin Robinson Shelly Warren Yvonne Cooper. Bclirldil W1lllCTN. Ginn Finley, Shelly Thompson. Doris Buie. Sabrina Johnson, Traccll Collins, Yvette Johnson. Debbie Whitt Georgette Thorpe Doris Buie Gina Finley fCaptainj Yv0l1Il9 -l0l1llS0l1 Victoria Thompson 1C'o-C' THE LAST HURRAH FOR THE AWESOME SENIOR CHEERLEADERS!! JU IOR VAR IT CHEERLEADER FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Hope Latimore. SECOND ROW, L. TO R..' Monica Brown, Shanequa Brown. Kelly Sloane. Elaine Holloway Qcaptainj, Lisa Vinnie, Sondra Adgers, Angela Waters. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Michelle Burhannan. FRESH N CHEERLE DER ml FRONTROW, L. TO R.:Duffini Torain,Catrina Burrs. SECOND ROW, L. TO Corish, Lisa Jones. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Nicole Washington. NOT PIC R.: Mariam Adgers. Ebony Howard, Leslie Page, Cherise Robinson. Tamela TURED: Lorne Brown, Tasha Thompson, Teresa Brown, Bridgette Beasely. PEP CL B l FRONTROW. l.. TO R.xAnnu Cobb, Teresa Harper. Chuntaey Hodges. Bridget Jones. Juunesta llowerton. Yvette Johnson. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Danielle Chambers, Angela Lewis, Antoncttc Walton. Vincent Davis. LttTonya Ingram. l THIRD ROW, I.. TO R.: Toni Thompson. Cathy Hunter. Vicki Thompson. Deborah Whitt, FOURTH ROW, I.. TO R.: Dcvcn Price. Michelle Betsill. Jackie Braxton, Vera SCLIICS, David Stillions. ' ' his year's Pep Club helped inspire the football team to the H extent of their having a successful season. The main goal - - ofthe Pep Club was to support the sports teams and other activities that were involved within and around the school. Some of the many things that the Pep Club did was help with the cheers, influence the crowd, and encourage the team. Not only did these enthusiastic students help the football team, but they also lifted up the basketball team as well. This year's crowd pleasers consisted of students from throughout the student body. 1984 ' COREBOARD ' 1985 urns, Tennis Girls' Cross Cvunffy Girls' Field Hockey Opposing Team Hbg. Opp. Opposing Team Hbg Opp . , - Q ' - Oppsrng Team Hbg. Opp. crEemralDDduEhm 3 Z Cemfal Dauphin 55 15 Mechanicsburg 0 I2 Mclliifgletoavunp ln O 7 Cumberland Valley I5 55 Central Dauphin East 0 9 E i P b 0 7 Mlllfm Hefshey 54 15 Chambersburg 0 7 HS enns Oro Carlisle 39 20 Cedar Cliff 0 8 Sufquehanna 0 7 Central Dauphin East 55 I5 Red Land 0 ll Pa myr? O 7 Chambersburg I5 55 Carlisle 0 7 mfrgifft' 5 3 Cedar Cliff 32 24 Cumberland Valley 0 4 C Y - Central Dauphin 0 I2 entral Dauphin East 0 7 Middletown 0 4 Girls' J.V. Basketball Girls' Varsity Basketball ggxliosiifilgniisam Girls, Varsity Swimming - , Cumberland Valley l7 52 Orpposlnlg Team Hbg' OPP gpp0Sil,?iriTsdm Lebanon I7 29 B18 Spring 1 8 71 Comb riand Vane 25 50 Central Dauphin East 23 32 B0lllng Spring 22 128 um C y Siealuligh l4 28 Shrppensburg 34 ll2 Lebanon 34 47 C d Clif I9 41 Susquehanna Central Dauphin East 26 45 Cfiaigbergburg I6 34 Milton Hershey 27 115 Yofk . '8 74 Central Dauphin 26 28 Red Land 31 '18 SieCl'H'g,h 37 31 Mcuevni , 4 32 Cedar Cliff 2l 128 gidarbcllg 35 Carlisle 22 36 East Pennsboro 37 84 Mcdilvifts urg 27 Cumberland Valley 20 30 Carlisle 39 32 Central Dauphin East 27 35 Central Dauphin 27 26 2fEiHE?il2r Williamsport 3l 60 Chambemburg 22 31 Cumberland Valley 59 62 C mmi ban hm 20 27 Steel-High 4l 48 Me D .tt P 15 23 Central Dauphin East 33 34 Ccreivl 27 29 cedar Curr 45 47 3' 'S 6 Chambersburg 35 55 Central Dauphin 48 51 Williamsport 32 56 McDevitt 42 52 Carlisle 36 44 Waynesboro 44 53 981' 5 il I Boys, Tennis Boys' J-V- Football Boys' Varsity Football - Opposing Team Hbg. Opp. Opposing Team Hbg. Opp. I ggfggfigfsmn Hag' Ogp' Glenn Mills eaneelled Glenn Mills zo 12 Lower Dauphin 3 4 Steel'High 0 7 Berwick 7 13 Middletown 6 I Cumberland Valley 0 2l Red Land 7 I3 East Pennsboro I 6 Central Dauphin I6 I4 Steel-High 20 0 I Susquehanna I 6 Blshop McDevitt 24 0 Cumberland Valley I2 0 Palmyra I 6 Chambersburg 24 26 Central Dauphin 0 7 - Cedar Cliff 26 14 McDevitt 21 7 Mwevm ' 6 Carlisle 12 0 Ch b la 3 I4 H h 6 am ers urg C5r:frjlYDauphin East L 3 Central Dauphin East 26 O Cedar Cliff 0 I0 Carlisle 0 33 Boys' J.V. Basketball Boys, Varsity Basketball Opposing Team Hbg. Opp. Boys' Wrestling , Cedar Crest 48 29 Ovvosmg Team Hag' OPP' Cumberland Valley 44 30 Oppsing Team Hbg. Opp Cedar CW-St 62 57 Lebanon 46 40 Carlisle 22 33 Cumberland Valley 52 39 Central Dauphin East 60 59 Lower Dauphin 19 45 Lebanon , 67 64 Chester Lebanon 37 30 I Centra' Dauphm East 52 55 Steel-High 49 47 Lancaster 24 24 gheifef, h 67 87 Cedar Cliff 53 50 Red Land 22 45 tee 'H'g, 69 74 Chambersburg 59 48 Greencastle 47 24 Cedar Cmf 58 52 Central Dauphin 43 34 Milton Hershey 23 41 Chambersburg, 70 59 McDevitt 54 37 Mechanicsburg I9 40 3ef1SH1,DHUPh1f1 85 64 Carlisle Sl 36 Newport 30 36 C Crelvm 43 50 Cumberland Valley 49 45 Palmyra 6 59 ar IS e 61 76 Central Dauphin East 50 43 Central Dauphin 6 57 Cumberland Valley 51 52 Steel-High 49 43 Big Spring 9 46 gCnaffg,DhaUPh'n 52151 54 59 Cedar Cliff 45 42 Hershey 18 42 Cteg' Egfr 70 71 Chambersburg 47 45 Garden Spot 27 29 CE ar ' 62 76 Central Dauphin 40 37 Central Dauphin East 38 24 ambefsbufg, 72 51 lvleoeviir 67 29 Halifax 34 21 Central Dauphln 69 36 Carlisle 48 50 lN:'lcDelvitt Williamsport af 'SC G . M'ffl' williamsperl 45 67 OV ' 'n 55 27 Gov. Mifflin 64 48 Williamsport 57 56 Boys' Cross Country Boys' Varsity Swimming gpptosmimealm 05? g en ra aup ln 6 Opposing Team Hbg. Opp. Cumberland Valley 43 Zl Big Spring 18 63 Milton Hershey 42 22 Boiling Springs 40 103 Carhsle n 45 20 ' 5 Shippensburg 28 129 Central Dauphin East 40 2l Susquehanna Chambersburg 40 24 Milton Hershey - 32 126 Cedar Cllff 32 24 Red Land 35 123 Cedar Cliff 37 119 -' ' ' East Pennsboro A it -.' I , . X-, D . 57' ' o , ,Q . I I ls . ' -' 0 . . . . fs ',.' , , .. . . . U Z.. . - . . W.-7. . s ' . . '- . - -,- . n Q . . 1' ' A 0 ' ' ' . I, r ' u . , ' a . - . . - , 4 .lg ' Q V - . - , ' . ' . , 0 . - '. D . . ' ' 0 . , 4 Q 4 - . 3: - I , . . ' . 44 ' . ...J .4 , vv fl ' . . -I . , . ,tigzx l . V . . I ' g 3 Ill ' I I l .. ' I I - . V ' , W r .,.. ' . ' -. ' . ' ., A .2 . ,. . . 1 1 - if mag . G QS? 5 'a ' 6 A 5 ' ' l vg, .. ' I - I li 1 4 . S SE IOR EXECUTI E COMMITEE QF Mammmwwwwef FRONT ROW, I.. TO R.: Nichellc Jackson, Denise Purdy, Toni Thompson. Sherry H trvey NILhLllL Chants THIRD ROW I TO R P.1ul1 l tl md C I tr Diuntx Bryson, Diane Hollmnn. Angie Lewis,Gin11 Finley. Yvonne Johnson, ruse Ctldwell Teron Wtlll tms Robert Crtwford Yvette lohnson Vletorlt Nteole Austtn SI-COND ROW I T0 R Edtth Cook Peggy Butler lov Brown lust lowers Anbeltque btoekton Kevin Holltnd Qonme Meflrtw he Semor Class Executtve Commlttee was a student orgamzatlon established for the purpose ofthe class members workmg together to gatn something for themselves There were approxtmately 20 members thls year Mr Batte was the advtsor and Angela Lewts was the chatrper son The commlttee met every Thursday durmg their lunch periods Amoung the various things they discussed and orga mzed were fundraisers classtrlps prom and graduatton and the sentor class fashron show UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW. L. T0 R.: Trnccll Collins-Secretary. Robin Robinson- Prcsidcnl. REAR: Slcphcn Farber-Vicc President. NOT SHOWN: Angola Brcwcr-Assistant Secretary. Avildn Lindsey-Trcusurcr. Kelly Siplc-Assistant Trcusurcr. OPHO ORE CLASS OFFICERS I.. T0 R.: Trzlccy Scott-Sccrclury. Angclzx Cl1lrk-Trcz1- surcr, Ruth Chandler-Vicc Prcsidcnl. REAR: Monroe Hawkins-Scrgcnnl ut Arms. NOT SHOWN: Tonya Wal- - lon-Prcsidcnl. N507 C H6,?EQ -YP Dx in - EDICATED TAFF TRL IGLB, THRU GH EADLI ES FRONT ROW, l.. T0 R.: Mr. Schrader-Advisor. Bobby Edmonson, Sports Edi- tor, Paul Howarth-Art. .lzinet Sinclair-Faculty Editor, Ms. Michele Staub-Editor in Chief. Debbie Whitt-Who's Who S4 Senior Bios Editor, Gina Finley-Senior Pictures Fditor, Denise l-'uller-Activities liditor. Yvette Johnson-Typist. SEC- OND ROW. I.. T0 R.: Traci Presslcy-Art Editor, Mitch Clouser-Sports. Angela 5 ...Q Kelly Siple is reading the ladder to sec where her next page assignment is. ' ' e, the yearbook staff. had a great experience while work- M ing on the yearbook. The work involved layouts, inter- - - views, sports coverage, faculty, seniors, activities. writing and typing, etc., etc. The work was hard but the experiences and Thompson-Photographer 8L Typist. Drueilla Rivers-Activities 8: lfaculty: Berna- dette Tyler-Sports, Eric Holmes-Activities. Sonya Carson-Sports, Kelly Siple- Sports 8L Copy Writer. Cathy Ilunter-Activities 84 Sports. .luztnesta Howerton-Typing gl Activities. NOT Plf'TllRl-fD: Mr. Thompson-Assistzint Ad' visor. and Mr. Patterson-William Penn liaison. 3. sei The stuff reviews a lot ol' previous year book editions for research purposes. friendships gained far outweighted the hard times . We all con- tributed tothe yearbook and we hope that a Genesis is taking place for you. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Lyn Billing, Thuy Tran, Tari Signor lVice-Presidentj, Jewell Lester, Gina Finley, Angela Lewis, Angelique Stockton. SEC- OND ROW. L. TO R.: Michele Staub lSecretaryJ, Lisa Warren. Dawn Hill, Robin Robison, Angela Brewer, Linda Ayala, THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Eliz- abeth Sturtevanl lTreasurerJ, Michael Farber tPresi- dentj, Cathy Cooper, Steve Farber, Shannon Mauldin, Cordelia Thornton. PEER COUNSELI JOHN HARRIS CAMPUS FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: Michele Staub lSecretaryJ, Elizabeth Stur- tcvant tTreasurerJ, Tari Signor lPresidentJ, Lyn Biting lViee-Presi- dentj. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Tasha Brown, Chantaey Hodges, David Stillions. Toni Ridgeway. Theresa Strawbridge. Janet Sinclair, Myra Miller. PEER COUN ELI WILLIAM PENN CAMPUS FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Kellie Phillips, Carolyn Rector. Nheary Nhek, Toni Alvarez. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Melissa Johnson. Michelle Scott. Kevin Clark. Honi Scales. -M3141 T' V gg if ll at PROJECT LE D VN roject Lead is a Community Ser- N in vice Organization that gives stu- - - dents a chance to develop their own leadership skills. Four leaders set out for training. The four, according to Mrs. Berney Cadvisorb, have to be selected from among the group. Project Lead is sponsored by the Junior League of Harrisburg. FRONT ROW, L. T0 R.: Matin Moosa, Darlene Maclin, Shelly Warren, Frank Butler, Andrew Brad- ley. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Fonda Brown, Teresa Twyman, Tasha Brown, Jade Bankes. THIRD ROW, L. T0 R.: Mrs. Berney, Bruce Mounds, Pam Antho- ny, David Stillions. FOURTH ROW, L. T0 R.: Mark Sheaffer, Roderick Dixon, Mrs. Tucker. .w w xx., 1 MODEL UNITED odel UN is a group of students that work as delegates to represent their - - country's policies. They attain solu- tions for contemporary international problems. Under the supervision of advisor Mr. Cobb, each student is taken to different sec- tions of the competition to compete. This year, our high school's team had three recipi- ents of the distinguished delegate award. They obtain this award by participating in numerous debates throughout the workshop. They must also show their knowledge of the topic which they are debating. Congratulations Cougars! Continue to strive for success. NATIO . FRONT ROW, L. T0 R.: Mr. Cobb, Diane Hollman, Angelique Stockton, Tari Signor. SECOND ROW, L. T0 R.: Steve Farber, Byron Simpson, Michael Farber, Nicole Austin. NOT PICTURED: Vincent Hairston. NATIONA THE PIAN SOCIETY ' ' his organization is one ofthe smaller orga- H nizations of our school but it is full of tal- - - ent, skill, sweat and tears. In order to be a thespian you must accumulate points through participating in theatre or drama- related projects such as, assisting with the stage crew, helping to promote one of the school's drama- fmusical productions, or maintaining a part in one of the school's productions. Being a member of the National Thespian Soci- ety has its advantages. A thespian member receives a year's subscription to Drama Magazine. The Thespian Society also has a scholarship for those who want to pursue a career in the field of drama and arts. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Lincoln Wilson, Toni Ridgeway, Susan Haffley, Paul Howarth. SEC- OND ROW, L. TO R.: Nichelle Chivis, Davis Stillions, Denise Fuller, THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Deborah Whitt, Evelyn Thompson. GE CREW ' ' ' hrough the years our stage crew has grown not only in its size but it has also grown with experience. The - - stage crew gives a student a chance to learn about theatre lights, sound controls, and scenery construction. Titled as the Unknown Soldiersl' because of their hidden identity, the stage crew doesn't receive the same type of recognition that the performers receive. Instead, the stage crew is noted for their excellent design of the scenery that the actors have behind them. L. fy Z- - J Z J 2 fy X K' V X FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Mr. Baker CDrama Directorj, Charlene Bankes, Michael Heiney. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Paul Collier, Josie Myers, Jodi Ferron, Tina Gloss, Terri Drake. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Allan Yingling, Andrew Bradley. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Paul Howarth. WG ,p BIOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROVV. l.. TO R.: Karl VVa5hington. Myra Miller. Thuy Tran. Mr. Magulfee tAdvisorl. SECOND ROW, I.. TO R.: Abdul Matin Mooma. .lay Song, Mr. Miller tfldviaorl. Bill Faust, CHE SS CI ,I B FRONT ROW. l.. TO R.: .lohnathon Woods, William White, Elizabeth Slurlevant. Michael Farber, SEFOND ROW, L. TO R.: Vincent Hairston, David Stillions. Steven Roberts. NOT SHOWN: Mr. llershel Simington, Advisor. CHESS SCOREBOARD 'Hbg. Opp. NORTHERN Z 3 Steve Roberts SUSQUENITA 4 I Q9-OJ STEEL HIGH 5 0 Michael Farber EAST PENSBORO 5 0 Q7-lj NORTHERN 2 3 Rodney Colier SUSQUENITA 2 3 18-OJ , STEEL HIGH 5 0 Hui Kyu Pak EAST PENSBORO 4 l 14-43 ' Rated second in the lnterscholastic Sport Jay Song K2-55 George Porter ll-03 117 X? Q g , M , ANGELA LEWI FEMALE COMMANDER FIR T FOR .J.R.O.T.C. Commander Angela Lewis li I a ' l f r W lkriiitff l I . ' .f,--. I , 35 OTHERS BENEFIT FROM HER TRAINING Washington, D.C., Commander Lewis has received numerous awards and achievement certificates for her outstanding academic and leader- ship ability. One of her greatest awards is her latest achievement, becoming N..l.R.O.T.C.'s first female commander. With this achievement many responsi- bilities have entered into the life of Com- mander Lewis. Her occupation requires her to keep the unit fBattalionJ organized and to also make sure that N.J.R.O.T.C. is properly represented in the school. Her newly acclaimed title requires her to fulfill such responsibilities as regulating native of our nation's capital, the surrounding area of the unit. She also has to evaluate her fellow peers overall ac- ademic and physical appearance through- out the semesters. The Naval Junior Reserves Training Corp has helped the Commander tremen- dously with other parts of her curriculum such as science and math. Under the influence of her mother fone of the first females in Pennsylvania to en- list in the State's National Guard and ob- tain a position as a Sergeant in the U.S. Armyj, Commander Lewis became inter- ested in the military and her first step of pursuit was to enroll in the N..l.R.O.T.C. program. Starting off as a private seaman's re- cruit, Commander Lewis became a recipi- ent of the highest honor that a student can receive from the course. This year she was awarded five gold bars which are displayed on her uniform. Commander Lewis' future goals are to pursue a career as an electrical engineer. She hopes that N..l.R.O.T.C. will be of some assistance to her with the success of her goals, maturity, responsibility, and the enhancement of her academic ability. Through her sister Leslie's beliefs in ex- cellence, the Commander gained the in- centative to always succeed. A salute to you, Commander Lewis for your past, present, and future success. 119 ST DE T CO CIL FRONT ROW. L. TO R: Sabrina Strawbridge Vicki Thom son Edith Cook . . . . . p . . Yvette Johnson. Lisa Arp, Angelique Stockton, Yvonne Johnson. Angela Lewis. Ann Johnson, Connie Hess. Katherine Watson. Lelia Nicholson, Tracey Collins. Evelyn Thompson. SECOND ROW. L. T0 R.: Nicole Austin. Leah Payne. Clar- isc Caldwell. Lisa l.owery, Diane Hollman. Theresa Jones, Desiree McArthur, .luanesta llowerton. Kelly Siple. Veronica Pierce. Lois Anderson. Stacey Beller. THIRD ROW, l.. TO R.: Lorraine Long. Ron .l. Arrington. Jenai lsom. Carmella Smith. Lynnette Wade. Denita Anderson. Niehelle Chivis. Gina Finley. Angel Brewer, Thuy Tran. Sonya Watkins, Tracey Blackstone. Mark Thompson. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Reggie llill. Angela Wilson. Linda Ayala. Nadeen Herring. Dee llollman. Robert Crawford. Stacey Wallace. Donya Walton, Rov- anne Crowelle, David Stillions. Lincoln Wilson. Stacy King. Kevin llolland. NOT PICTURED: Advisor. Ms. Withers. YO TH FOR CHRIST FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Arlene Bankes. Theresa Twyman, Ms. Cunningham. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Aaron Williams. Fernandus Moffitt, Charlene Bankes. gnu. 1- -uuunwmwwfwwwagwwmufwiwl-mm yr .m ri 1 1 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL V A CLUBS OF AMERICA . 5 I Z 5 i t Z 5 . i l Z l . .-,, PZRONT ROW. I.. T0 R.: April Vest. Nga Vo. Michelle Thornton. Felisa Mitch- Turner, Becky Nolen. Lisa Recter, Staccv Porter. FOURTH ROW. I.. T0 R. ell, Stacey Gillmore. Dawn Davenport. Armonda Weedon, Lisa Scott. Mrs. Mor- Yvette Rueter, Renae Holmes. Monique Bryant. Angelique Watson. Tr21CCy Myr row. SICFOND ROW. l.. T0 R.: Charlotte Urrutia, Pgitriqigi Wjllgigg. Shircllq iek. Felicia Vavquev, ABSENT: Crystal Pearsall. Jody Kolosky, Tammy Borton Prunty. Kim Brown. Lisandra Garcia, Nannette Lauk. Rose Conjar, Joe Storm, J21CkiC MOOFC. THIRD ROW. l.. T0 R.: Tabeth Clay. Terisy Lane. Michele Johnson. Karen FBLA LETEEYSEEOIUELISFCA FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: Dorthca Thompson, Ncdy Garcia, Chavon Hatcher. Janccn Jacobs. SECOND ROW, L. T0 R.: Miss Mcnnag Advisor, Melinda Brownlee, Yulanda McClain. Trina Pitts, Lisa Scott. Patricia Burwell. V 19 ' HQMECQMING ' 84 QUEEN IST RUNNER-UP ZND RUNNER-UP r. Q 35 Q .,. .,.. .K..K. :rm 1M JU , PICTL RE I AVAILABLF NIQR QUEEN SQPHQMQRE QUEEN FRESHMEN QUEEN In K ' ,,,,,.Mw-XL 1 Mi livelyn Thompson lf.T. rocks the rafters again. Q.. 3 s N X Xx RRR Q Joy Brown added her talent for the eve- nings enjoyment. of the Home- Queen Contest - - were on everyone's mind for weeks. This year's event was described as controversial. The question of on whom will the crown be placed was an- swered inthe John Harris audito- ' ' houghts Q coming exciting and ifwl s W I U M l sw. .. Q W , V 5 Qs g Yvonne .Iohnson air-borne as she performed 1 modern dance for the audience. rium at 7:30 P.M. on a Friday night in November. The suspense was felt throughout the audience as everybody awaited the final results. There were plenty of tears before. during, and after the ceremony, but Gina Finley also presente di L number for everybodfs delight overall it was a fun and honorable ex- perience, for everyone. On Saturday there was a parade with each Finalist seated on a car. The parade ended at the football field just before the game against Cedar Cliff. Even though we lost the game the Homecoming Dance was a big success. From an article in the Nov. '84 Cougar Critic by Nadine Herring HIGHLIGHT if -kwa- .v- 1 Denise Fuller Lisa Arp Captain Co-captain BF EAR NN I Nichelle Chivis I ,,,.,.......--..-MW, NMI, a .ca Lisa Lowery Feature Baton-Twirler Brenda Waters Co-captain . L t X tm as at .K UN 'Y an: 'ta-its I at-un A .- NMR Qifasazw. X . tax:- ai S Angela Lewis Captain Q ,. 'Wax-1.. Q 'f ff Q ,ttf . 'Q L , mt.. A-53 M - Q L ' . M mx. . H , fgxwwwqndx -if if at aj ' X 'f M t.-?V1X We . x Y ' ft ft -U-,atv wiv ag? Q- -ks. Nicole Austin Feature Flag Twirler Peggy Kent S: Y Nm Paula Eiland Co-captain ,V,, aa ta g - Ti M-ff WWQ ata 1 ,,-,, I ,gif :I , f , x , . ,Qi Lynette lsom Feature Baton Twirler Clarise Caldwell FXSQW ' Joy Brown Clarinet WN, Drum Major Vincent Davis Section Leader-Lowc Bruce Mounds r S Lydia Brown Gerald Turner Rodney Ware Clarinet Drummer Drummer RCHI S IGRS V 4-I' it it f Mark Ewings i i Drum Major J Wit Sean Price Chantaey Hodges Traci Pressley Brass Trumpet Section Leader-Upper Winds Assist. Drum Major is 'b f-a .fx Y' Mi BANDFRONT-HONOR GUARD: Tina Weldon 1Co- Capt.J, Stephanie Cooley 1Co- Capt.l, Angela Thompson, Margaret Dixon, Michelle Dickey. Tracy Spinner. RIFLE SQUAD: Nina Carter lCapt.J, Brenda Waters ICO-Capt.J, Ra- mona Simpson, Desiree Blount, Tia Chester, Melanie China, Avis Chisom, Candice Seagers. FLASH FLAGS: Angie Lewis lCapt.J, Paula Eiland fCo- Capt.J, Danielle Chambers, Tracy Chambers, Anna Cobb, Tasha Brown, Vicki Shields, DcShawn Lewis, Melissa Lopes, Peggy Butler. Mr. Frankie G. Williams Band Director 126 ARCHI G BAN Clarissa Caldwell, Monique Wilson, Veronica Peirce, Char- lotte Urrutia, Nichclle Chivis. SWING FLAGS: Denise Fuller lCapt.J, Lisa Arp 1Co-Capt.J, Karen Jackson, Ruth Chandler, Kelly Siple, Jaunesta Howcr- ton, Angela Brewer, Monica Brown, Charisse Curtis, Lori McKinley, Teleah Scott, Leah Payne, Nichole Austin QFEA- TURE FLAG TWIRLERJ, MAJORETTES: Lisa Low- ery, QFEATURE BATON TWIRLERJ, Lynnette lsom QFEATURE BATON TWIRLERJ, Monica Black- ston, Stacey Wallace, Janai lsom. MARCHING BAND: DRUM MAJORS: Mark T. Ewings, Bruce Mounds. TRUMPETS: Alex Gilchrist. Demetric C0- field, Eric Carter, Lance Hurst, Kendrick Steele, Dexter Tabb, Maurice Johnson, Timothy Cornelius, Andrew Gabriel, Danita Jones, Sean Price. BASS: Vincent Davis, Sonya Watkins, Tamika Howard. CLARINETS: Pamela Antho- ny, Jade Bankes, Cynthia Tyler, Cathy Hunter, Antoinette Wal- ton, Michelle Tipit, Lydia Brown. Darlene Maclin, Adrienne Clemmons, Verna Benton, Va- lecia Williamson, Nicole McCluve, Joy Brown, Charlene Bankes, Cheryl Moore, Christa Togans, Tanya Harris, Sharon Howard, Tamara Richardson, FLUTES: Chantaey Hodges, Bridgette Jones, Pamela Wash- ington, Heather Pressley. SAX- OPHONES: Traci Pressley, Lorraine Long, Vinnie Ed- wards, Tracy Blackstone, Tanya Tillman, John McArthur. ww' H, Tonja Bailey, Marvin McCle- don, BARITONES 84 TROM- BONES: Tanita Moore, Tracy Scott, Todd Mounds, Brian Pierce, Bryant Manning. PER- CUSSION: Deven Price QCapt.J, Gerald Turner 1Co- Capt.J, Derrel Joppy, Ron Ar- rington, Stacey King, Crystal Hitchcock, Dawn Williams, George Holt, Robert Jackson, Kenny Hickerson. Tara Sand- ers, Rodney Ware, George Da- vis, Robert Bennet, Barquette Totton, Shelli Pressley. Ms. Sandra Myers Bandfront Advisor -l+ .. j3'z1.swss-1-w :say , . ..... FRONT ROW. I.. TO R.: Robert Bennett. Vincent Davis. Antoinette Walton. Pamela Washington. Michelle Tipil. Kenny Hiekcrson. Vilda Lindsey. Pamela Anthony. Vinnie Iidwards. Alex Gilchrist. Lorraine Long. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Tanita Moore. Todd Mounds, Brian Pierce. .lolin McAuthur. Ronald Arrington. Tyrese Adams. Tonja Bailey. Demetric Cofield. George Holt. Erie Carter. Mr, Frankie G. Williams. CONCERT BAND ...E- FRONT ROW, I.. TO R.: Tonvia Bailey. Tyrese Adams. Sonia Watkins. Vinnie Edwards. Lorraine Long. SECOND ROW. I.. TO R.: Bruce Mounds. Bryant Manning, Traci Pressley. Tracey Blackstone. Todd Mounds. Maurice Johnson. Mark Ifwings. THIRD ROW. I.. TO R.: Mr. I-'rankie Ci. Williams: Director. Mr, Robert Adams: Assistant Director. NOT SHOWN: Tim Cornelius, Dexter Tabb. STAGE BAND 41 'Mr X 'I gf. 3 3 l. R s '.d'QI! I.. TO R.: Mark T. linings. Bruce Mounds. Maurice Johnson. HONORS BAND DISTRICT BAND REGIONAL ORCHESTRA COUNTY BAND FRONT ROW. I.. TO R.: T5 rese Adams. SECOND ROW. I.. TO R.: Bruce Mounds, Traci Presslcy.. THIRD ROW. I.. TO R.: Mark T. liwings. l.orraine Long. tii i 1 - , f. ti I ..1AL . . N ww li...-,.f-f :Qi ,,.-- - ':r K, X ii' ' . A Q... I K in 1 I I., ... f . f.'fT'i' f i.:-. :- t f W . ' ' I I l tgffilsg ' 7 i --f . Estf 'fffe? s3 l i'. X , I- .. 1 iff, ln- ROCK THE BOAT Brown. FRONT ROW, I.. TO R.: lTenorsl David Hinton, Khoa Pham, Vincent Brooks, SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Steven Farber, Dcvcn Price, Dale Runklc. DISTRICT 47 P.lVI.E.A. CHORAL FESTIVAL, REGION V P.M.E.A. CHO- RAL, L. TO R.: Steven Farber, Vincent Brooks. T1 FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: QBASSESJ Fernandus Moffit. Donycal Brown, Lincoln Wilson, Darrin Byrd, Erven Thames, Ricky Wise. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Chris Washington, Vinnie Davis, Ted McNair. Mike Betsill. David Stillions. Dwayne Edmunds, Jason Saunders, Eric Stinson. Donald it CONCERT CIIOIR SECTION LEADERS, FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: Carol Berger, Lois Anderson, Danielle Chambers. David Stillions, SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Lisa Warren, Khoa Pham. ' ' his year the Concert Choir under the superb supervision H of Mr. Marc Farrell, was selected to participate in 1985's - - Dauphin County Chorus. A tape was made of that occasion. The choir members rehearsed everyday, sometimes having split rehearsal. Their activities consisted of daily aerobics, which were required to relieve the tension within. The students also raised money to buy T-shirts, by selling M8LlVl's. It was not only a singing experience but an educational and competitive one. The students learned about the Theory of Music and tests were taken every six weeks to determine the choir's seating placements. CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS. FRONT ROW. I.. TO R.: Nicole Austin. Presi- dent. Lincoln Wilson, Vice-Pres. Denise Fuller, Sec., Treas. ,,.....-WM V . H . ,M,....f.fw-r' , . HERE E BELO FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Jodi Washington. Kim Hall. Vicky Yarn. Patrice Grace. Leslie Matthews. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Dina Davenport. Cordelia Thorton, Denise lfuller. Tracy Wilkerson. Cynthia Tyler. Charisse Curtis. Debbie Whitt. Lois Anderson. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: Trina Osborne. Leslie House. Tina Gloss. Priscilla Lewis, Anna Cobb. Anetta Porter. Susan Hat'l'ly. Stephanie McGraw. Roxanne Jel'I'ries. Carol Berger. .leanette Santiago. tSopranosl FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: tAltosl l.isa Warren. Vinnie Iidwards. Sherill Smiley. Evelyn Thompson. Pam Burse. Tanita Moore. Diedre Hollman. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Dionne Banks. Shanequa Brown. Andrea Lyles. Vicky Shields. Marsha Peters. Linda Green. Nicole Austin. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: l.atonia Rainey. Terry Drake. Angie Brewer. Leslie Warren. Sherri Turner. Carmen Brown. .luan- esta Howerton. Danielle Chambers. Tracey Scott. Donya Walton. I at J ., W . it Three choruses ll aculty, Ifreshmen. and Concert Choirsj united in an evening ol' Holiday splendor to serenade its audience. -t FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: lscatedl tSopranosj Brid- gette Jones. Tammy Evans. SECOND ROW. L. T0 R.: Tesha Lynch. Andrea Cunningham. Kayla Her- ehelroath. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: Sirena Straw- bridge. Miya Signor, Dawn Bria. FOURTH ROW. L. TO R.: Tina Davis. Florence Bard. Shantih Hitch- cock. Jewel Riley. FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: tBaritonel Jaques Scar- brough. SECOND ROW, I.. TO R.: .lames Alton. Shannon Woodward. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: Kevin Wilson. FOURTH ROW. L. TO R.: Ron J. Arring- ton. Eric Yingling. FIFTH ROW. L. TO R.: Henry Allen. FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: lAltosl Tammy Stevens. Leah Payne. SECOND ROW. I.. TO R.: tseatcdl Nicole Watson. Anka Garcia. Monica Brown. Robin Davis. THIRD ROW. I.. TO R.: Samantha Zerance. Cheryl Hammonds. FOURTH ROW. I.. TO R.: Re- nee Barbour. Tyrese Adams. FIFTH ROW. L. TO R.: Doree Myers. Tracey Davis. Monica Vennie. SIXTH ROW. L. TO R.: Terrina McCloud. Suzanne Williams. Dashell Kersh. FORE S CII B eaded by Ms. Fellman the Foren- sic Club was a speech organiza- tion. Any student attending John and with a 2.0 grade average, could join. The students in this club learned skills that helped prepare and present a speech. Then the students had a chance to test their skills at competitions. They competed against other students in the central Penn- sylvania area. These competitions gave the members public speaking experience, and a chance to meet lots of people. This club was for anyone who met the requirements and had an interest in speak- ing and having fun. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Ms. Fellman-Advisor, Evelyn Thompson, Monica Mounds, Anna Banks, Teresa Twyman. SECOND ROW, L, TO R.: Michael Farber, Danita Anderson, Charlene Banks. THIRD ROW. L. TO R.: Andrew Bardley. Mcarle Chivis. J OU NALISM ' ' he main purpose for the Journal- H ism Club was their responsibility - ' for the school newspaper. There were three levels: Level I, Level ll, and Level Ill. Students were classified in levels according to the amount of years they had participated in Journalism class. The editors were picked from Level II or Level Ill, and were chosen by Mrs. Bottig- lia, the club's advisor. The club met once a day and it was worth one credit. The requirements for the club were: B- to C + average and an ambi- tion for writing. This year's editors were Tanya Van- Hove and Keevah Brown. Nadine Herring was also training to be editor for next year. FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: Mrs. Boltiglia, Keevah Brown. SECOND ROW. L. TO R.: Dawn Hill, Wan- da Hill, Moniea Blackstone. Lori Williams. Leona Collins, Angela Wilson. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Nadine Herring, .luanesta Howerton, Troy Coney, .loc Green, Harvey Govan. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R..'Shannon Eubzinks, Keith Davis, Frank Amatto. DECA A 5 c CLU if FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Shirley Lewis, Sylvia Chisholm, Sinda McCants, Alisha Winters, Karen Metz, Angie Eubanks, Darlise Seagers, SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Dicdrc Taylor, Michelle Brown, Pam Green. Lynette Worm- ley, Tina Bankes, Jessica Knouse, Christine Banks. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: as is Rodney Ware, Vennicee Richardson, Amanda Robinson, Lisa Piper, Richard Bowers, Lebron Outlaw. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Marlene June, Jeff Lingle, Sherry Pitts, Richard Saunders, Ginger Dunbar, Marchelle Bullock, Sonia Hunter. ' ' he Distributive Education Clubs of America is a na- tion-wide organization. They have clubs established - - throughout the country. The students in the clubs learn skills in marketing, merchandising, retail sales, buying, selling, and distribution. Byjoining this club as a freshman one can get a co-op job when they are a junior. D.E.C.A. club was also in charge of the student Store. Mr. Alender was in charge of this club and students whojoined most likely were preparing them- selves for a carreer in buisiness. OREIGN LANG UA GE FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Nichole Hamilton, Yolanda Dill, Bruce Mounds SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Myra Miller, Mrs. Yocum, Robin Moten. Jodi Panion, Darlene Maclain. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: David Stillions. ? 3 , ,., .W 'V iff E' ' A iw f Q,, J? ,, mf' n W - 1: W 451, ,g , e f .ua , cy- V, U -' gs, f fm Vwsisslifxz f , , -M -IAM Q -an ,W A. was 4 .U 1 ' - . f-fi H, fi, Q . S , 1 f Occ , K 4 'ew V 4 1 L Alf Darrin Byrd thanking Mrs. Evers for coming to Harris- burg High, Mrs. Evers addressing the student body. l if K' 5 In F . g-.layiflf Mr. Brown, Mrs. Evers, and Mr. Potcat. '32 -S W Q me . 21 5 rs Myrlte Evers was a guest speaker at John Harris Cam- pus and William Penn Campus on Friday, January 18, - - 1985. Mrs. Evers is the wife of the late Medgar Evers. Medgar Evers, assassinated on June 12, 1963, in Mississippi, was a leader of the civil rights movement. He worked with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the NAACP. Mr. Evers fought for desegreation in public schools and public acco- - Darrin hugging Mrs. Evers and saying Goodbye. 'X Harrisburg High School lOllNHARl1lNliAMl'l'x . Z-151 Market Stre 'l . , 1. HWYM MH titmsbuft ltnna 1 we M ' N171 3 ,aft we TL MM, ffwffyfffff JM ,ggvziwvynwdfnn g,4,,4g,,, M pae,'C4 7W'40 1 fZf7fff- modations. Today Mrs. Evers is continuing the work which her late husband had started. Mrs. Evers is currently residing in California. She is the Direc- tor of Consumer Affairs for the Atlantic Richfield Company. Mrs. Evers is the author ofa book on the life of her late husband. lt is entitled For US, The Living. ARRY I HASTE, REPE 1-gpm Yes, he's going to wear a wedding ring, Paul Howarth and I.isa Brown. We're too happy to realize how expen- sive this is going to be. Mark Thomp- son and Joy Brown. Just call me Mr. Nice Guy. I eouldn't choose so l took both. Randi Brown, Faun Ward, Anh Hong l.e. Cooperation-the basis for a good mar- riage. Georgette Thorpe and Kevin Holland. Well, l had to break his arm, but we're married. Gerald Turner and De- siree McArthur. ll 9 I I don't know about this but l'll give it a try, Lisa Boulware and William Davenport. v The newlywcds . . . Janet Sinclair an Paul Blair. 'U Flu Dear, I think two plates ol' food is enough. Joseph Green and Denise Turner, This is wedded bliss? Toni Thomp- son and Patrick Robinson, Husbands and wives , . .Terrance Hamilton, Andrea Watts. Charles Wilkerson, and Denise Fuller. Two wives, two wedding rings, two homes . . . George Diggs will learn why biga my is against the law. Brides I are LaTonya Ingram and Lisa Lowery, . . and so I can't see you anymore. because I got married today. Angela Lewis and Micheal Farber. PSYCHOLOGY CLASS No one told me they already had a toaster. Chantaey Hodges, Joy Brown, and Sonya,Chase. The way to a man's heart is through the grub, .loc Leitzel. Paul Howarth, Andrew Bradley. and Byron Jones. . . .then she said . , . FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Diane Hollman. Nichelle Chivis. Keevah Brown. BACK ROW, L. T0 R.: Brenda Waters, Lamont Bundy. Steve Link, Dionne Banks. What do you mean, he's not coming? Diana Bryson and Lynette Brown. Some happy and not so happy couples. . . FRONT ROW: Diane Pritchard. Gina Potts, Michelle Ram- sey, Lydia Brown. Traci Pressley, Sue Haflly. In -in BACK ROW: Vinh Pham. Melvin Walker, Teron Williams, Lincoln Wilson. We're smiling because . . . FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Shcllie Smith, Paul Howarth. Lisa Brown. Darryl Waters. BACK ROW. I.. TO R.: Gerald Turner. Desiree McArthur. Sonya Car- son. Andrew Bradley. Lynette Isom, Dwayne Anderson. Teresa Strawbridge, Byron Jones. Danette White. Sonic happy and not so happy couples. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Diana Bryson. Mellissa Parker, Eli7abeth Sturtevant. Donna Harvey. Toni ' ' ello there! Yes, it's that time of Il the year again. All those seniors - - who elected to take Psychology class marched down the aisle and into a state of wedded bliss. Students were paired off, by Ms. With- ers' choice, and from their engagement at Valentine's Day until the middle of May they were given a series of life problems to solve. Ridgeway. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Jeff Fox. Kenny Blair. Lewis Butts. Brian Tucker, Ralph Keim, Problems included budgets, job changes, child rearing, unemployment, drinking, abuse, unfaithfulness, in-laws, etc. Students learned to handle themselves in potential life situations. They were en- couraged to work together and help one another. The idea was to have fun while they learned. FACULTY VS VARSITY COUGARC gars was a success again this year. - - lt was two hours of action, fun, and exciting basketball! This game was to raise a little money, and the entrance fee was 506 for students and Sl for adults. The game started out in a regular fashion but later turned into a total faculty victory. At the end of the game the varsity Cougars were wished better luck next time. he annual faculty vs. varsity Cou- l ACl,lLTY vs. VARSITY COUGARS Mr. ll. Major Poleat Billy Simpson teoachj Carl Raehclson Terry Williams Harry Alleman .Ioe llolmes John Allen Byron .lones Mike Kinard Dujuane Green Charles Smallwood Kenny Green Lee Brown Dwayne Jacobs George Krummel Terrence Williams .limmie .lones Darryl Robinson Vernon Brooks l larold Anderson l ELCO TO THE COUGAR KITTEN NURSERY ,A Ffa. K sM M. ffm he Harrisburg High Cougar Kitten . r,r::: - - Nursery has been in operation for approximately ten years. The director this year was Ms. McMillen. Mrs. McKeever was the as- sistant director. The nursery gave students in Parenting l and Parenting ll classes the opportunity to work with children three times a week. One group of students cared for the chil- dren while another group looked through the observa- tion glass. This year ten children from the Harrisburg area participated in the program. Their ages ranged from two to four years. Annette Swanson and Tcyanna. 2: .lulic Garislo and Stephanie Cooley. 3: Johnny Comey. 4: Annette and Mary Kate O'Brien. 5: Sylvester Weatherly. SCIENCE FAIR WINNER if L, TO R.:Theng Cheam, llth grade champion and Science Fair Grand Champi- Commander VFW Post 33403 Deirdre Hellman. lst place Behavioral Science on: Elizabeth Slurtevant. l2th grade championg Mr. Charles Woods, Post Adju- Ron Arrington, 9th grade champion: Myra Miller, l0th grade champion tant VI-'W Post 33403 William Maguffee, Chairman: Mr. Alvin Frank, AND SONIE OF THEIR PROJECTS xi. I I i,,,,,, FH X I 2 wow 3 If fig' , gf 2 A Q nj -Z., f I V X ,,. , , A I ,fl luv 'Wm i 5 I ,,.f A 4 57 I If ., T lirci . 'W Q0 tg , H. I, ,, ,,L, . I. ,A n V ff V! 'K Mi I i,....,....,,..,.,m,,,...,,N,,, ? , 'fe fi fa 122 g M ,.f' 6 h,,,,4f f ' i t fi? TOP: Onion Size . Theng Cheam. BOTTOM: lst place Chemistry, Son Thanh Duong. RIGHT: lst place Behavioral Science. Dierdre Hollman, WE THERIZATIO l Mr. Muguffce demonstrated how to upply weather stripping to storm windows. s 3 Mr. Drake demonstrated how to caulk window S. ...I t 1 1 7f'Nj eatherization week was held Janu- ary 28 through February 4. A vari- - - ety of activities took place during that week. The Science Department dis- tributed free information. Weatherization tips appeared in the daily bulletin. Science teachers discussed techniques in their classes. The week ended with a workshop in the cafeteria. SENATGR SHUMAKER VISITS HARRIS IN BID FOR REELECTION I., TO R.: Donald Carroll. John Shumukcr. Thomux Mclnlosh. 3 3, Qflaw I o'Qf.lfIZf 4 1.-. A it .57- o - I c' . ., . . . . . i . . ' nf ' l JF' . I . V. , , . . b' . 4 0 0 ' ' ' laflfiwb n il , ' ' .HW 'M-fu ' iw. . - ,B qi: -nlg A gifggiq. , -- -rss 11 'A 41-H34 -nz:-E V A ld- r. ii.ga:i.L.15 '21 fig' in .HMP A 'FE-ii. s' g'i'iWf Zi Hr, i. :HH H .. . .Q 'Q I . '. . I s. . . - I , ' .,. ' - . . ' . , . . '. 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Seven- ty-three fearless students and faculty do- nated, in this National Honor Society organized activity. This exceeded all ex- pectations, making the event a rousing success. arch 28, 1985 was the day many Amanda Manigault ,, Albert Maxson 2 0 Blood Donor Day ln-D ir' ,I 'i - - 7V,k7 Faculty and students filling out forms. A Jade Banks Lisa Warren . A A I li , ,J lx elle- S .1 ' fl' ' ' he Junior Class of Harrisburg High School presented a talent - - show to the patients of Dauphin County Manor as a means of reaching out to the Senior citizens in our community and to let them know that they are remem- bered by today's youth. The Talent show consisted of dance rou- UNIOR CLASS TALE T SHG -. t tines, vocals-group as well as soloists, a short pep rally session by the cheerleaders, and a drill routine by our own N.J.R.O.T.C. drill team. The students who did not participate in the talent show of- fered their assistance to the patients by walking and wheeling them down to the recreation room. A special thanks goes to Roxanne Crowell for accompanying the group and photographing the event so that these pic- tures could appear in the yearbook. 'F ff. ...W I? im, .. El T' Nr 4175 ... . A Junior Talent Slum - Dauphin Minor TENN S ANYO SENIORS 4011 Mitch Clouser Mike I-'arber FRONT ROW, L. T0 R.: Hui Kye Pak, Theng George. Miteh Clouser, Mike lfarber, Steve lfarber, Cheam, John Wood, Benjamin Ifill. Mark Thomp- Gregory Bingaman, James Jordon. Coach Harry AI- son. Phu! Vo. SECOND ROW. L. T0 R.: Eugene leman. MISSING: Roberl lfdmonson. PRNQTRTY nr :gs CEB HARRIS, .Rf SQHBUL UEQTRECT Mark Thonnpwn K5 A , E, wr A 3 5-'J ag . ,: V , M Q 5 ,4 , 5 ,,,, ' ' NI .. a 'rffvvmfrfr' rffrlf' , ' A FJ I -it I 4 3 W 5 f Y 42-frwwft, -- W , 4 iwiiw4MirV ?- if .f-f.m.' 4, T' ,y,,r,.Qn. ,,i,.g-iff-gfug '-'if - 4 4 dewrwewwqewrfg-fa 1 - , T we ,4,,,..,f Q., 4-vid ' '-fv 'f'h'W N W . .1 , ff r:,,f,,M,LvlZ4Lwwvfm or- f'f,Q,, Q 'f W. '1fMvrf F ?J'h?3 f'7L7'5 A, 'V if W 'fjjwflf' W ,Wg fa 1 K V- f k 1 My-Q 3 Q ' 1 'Tf.,fff' , , Wm- . , ,. 5 in A 'lg Wwiwhigggv k - ' -95 THF 22?2iwxinn1!,,..-ww ,af 4 , 1, , ,,-,...w-- In - f ' , f .,'.. r I I ,,,. , LVMEISM f,r.vgE,.,,,V ,,,, i , K 'f5,nfan4miww,w:n,w--- ff f CLOUSER, FARBER, AND THOMPSON mpg, BATTLE AT THE TENNIS NET . vx..,,y 1slHk'WW' L4M' X 1, 2, 3 TRIKET YO ,RE 0 . FRONT ROW, l,. 'l'O R.: Cathy Washington. Crystal lliteheoek, Hobie .lo Minis. lisa Burhiinnon. Serina Strawbridge. Stephanie Cooley. SECOND ROW. l,. T0 R.: Coach Terri Melntee. Rosaly ii Nlesser. .laekie Vines. Vicky Posey. Nichole Brownlee. Toniika How- ard, ,laekie Braxton, Chante Ilarrison. -. Ouchl That one hurt!! l'm still WAITINYE M Q g A,,,,,,, V Uh Oh! Here it coinesll f , tion of first year coach Terri Mclntee, experienced a season of unbalanced ups and downs. There weren't any wins but there were some exciting games. The first game of the season junior Vicky Posey brought the crowd to it's feet with a home run, The team was made up of many juniors and freshmen lt was a year of fun and gave the team some experience together. Hopefully, next year the experience they gained will pay off. his yearis softball team, under the direc- Girls' Softball 0 5 f I I lnilbgl 9 N in ff ff ! bil X Xxx Q27 Q' ,Qt fx., i 2- Dwivm Anduwn Michael Carter Conrad Collins Adri in DL in John Ciilghrixl Knvin Holl ind 9u,fl!'0 I Thomag Smiih Aaron Warden William Whilu bmw :rl Young, Tid llmmtr 4, J? I i j! A2 W K L-.A w g i t ii at - j i, , , , Q' AIII 7 E 3 . , ' AN R 1 'if XX, i Fri J 'G . 1 , ' 4 f , -I T ' ,.LA i I ' iz f I . i I, ,,f-W' FRONT RO W. Smith. William risl. SECOND Michael Carlcr Conrad Collins val! lk J M L, T0 RH- Aumn Vx ,rdm Thgim 18 TO R M irk llm Rodnu 'Vloxlu Adri in lk in W'hi1C.Kgviy1 Hiyllmd lgihn f,1lLh Ticl limimr lm Sung IOI RTII ROW I TOR ROWQ ld, T0 R Tgdd Qhimbgrg Coinhu Ciwrbg Cioodrum R indy Williimx low .Dwglync Andcmm Q hugk MQQIIH1 Piuhuo R indw lmnu Ciwrgu Sluuison . Slcwarl Young TIIIRD ROW I 'Mm , 18 U 3 ' -' i 4 f ig W if ,Q X, , , X 2 tn 1114? 45' , ,. .Q , Ula ' gk i M . 5' az ,Y ff i iz f 5, 4 ,M X Q H in W 4' .4 K , , My x M ' f ' I I J M Q M ff 0 'M , V , M Q 4-Qiigwisav 'I' we 2 V, H V1 gan EX I ral, 5 , ,-ev' -uf' - Jerome l,ong's world l'aimous I'irsl-base strc - - - - tch. JU IOR VAR L., FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Mike Moore, Robert Monasmith. SECOND ROW. L. T0 R.: Milo Hooper, Kenny Hicker- son, Doug Williams. THIRD ROW, L. ga- wwf 1 Qi ' 'W' t 'S 'f' 422: bi-S Nick Finoff closes his eyes to find the ball at his glove. . gm ITY BASEBALL . gs y if-ii lkr' ' f XNKV , .Q-45 NA lik, xl A, -.,,. x. . LA T0 R.: Coach Carsons, Nick Finoff, 9 ?p x Morris Shields. Jerome Long, Larry l E ' f, Deane. li dy I I K ll . .V -Ld A j '14, fi Q M ll -W J Mike Moore swings for that homerun. Doug Williams delivers that hoped-for Doug Williams winds up for his strike. delivery. .lunior Varsity Baseball 0 7 FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: Waddie Ifree- man, .I uan Johnson, Robert Crawford. Bri- an Slaughter, Ron Burwell, Craig Johnson. SECOND ROW, I.. TO R.: Robert Harbi- son. Buteh Woollolk, Brett Shieldx. Kerri Arter. Harold Anderson. George Morrow, Frank Amato. Troy Green. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: lirie Seotl. Bernard Lewis, Greg Wileox, Brandt Washington. Albert Maxon. Gary Jones. Coaeh George Crum- mel. Charles Newsome. Coaeh .lohn Allen. get O LA fo? 9 3 W1 , y Robert Crawford Wilddlc Albert Maxon Freeman If f f l i Q . T ... ff' a s ,.. r I ' 1 1 -FU .... C i Y A E A l 5 ' A George Morrow Charles Brian Slaughter Brandt Nqwgomg W1lShlng,IL3n I It 1-f'fLt 43? ' X 3 , ,' 5 if 7 n - f r ,, .f we 'BU BOY 9 RAC X 0 Boy! Track , M1223 Q W ,W Alf We Q. 1 i-.i in in-Q FRONT ROW, l.. T0 R.: Couch Charles Smullwood. Lyn- Sonya Brown, Viekie Shields. Tunilzi Moore. Monieu Flint. nelle lsom. l,is1i Lowery, Traieell Collins. Evelyn Thompson, THIRD ROW. l.. T0 R.: Tinu Hayden, Angela Wise, Vickie Desiree McArthur, Doris Buie,Rhond1i lfeimsler. SECOND Allen, Yolaindn Coleman, ROW. l.. TOR.: Hope Lzilimore, llope llzirriswlaimir lsom, GIRL ' TRACK Lynnelle lsom l.isu Lowery Evelyn Thompson Desiree McArthur SENIORS gk A Fl R IIW ,R T af T - ,A H x.,, ...J J ,f'n 'lii A Doris Buie if LLH i I... 1 Girls' Truck 0 9 SHERATUN-WEST WELCGMES HARRISBURG HIGH SCHOGL'S PRGM NEWLY RENGVATED FACILITY ADDS TO ELEGANCE OF LAVISHLY DRESSED COUGARS F' - wncom E nuvom as if HIGH ILM MUBEUW I Mr. Batte , , x A LII,I ms ddUlnm I J 'P 19- R T -If .1 ,ENN -' N .. E A l A an , ,1,'zA!' - 1 ,a g T 'gf 'K :':4Ai ,- Q -. X' ' g fx 1 4' 'Q Tl A ,- ,.. ' w 9-T ' A Kuff 5- 1 Mr. Sc M lolml fh. 335 h,W D m 'ji f h N xii, A I 5 1. kk xJA Y u. K ONLY THE HEARTY SURVIVE THE AFTER-PROM MANY FACULTY ATTE DANCE ll- Prom ,ir GRADU TIO :JU E 10 1985 ZEMBO MOSQ E HOSTS HARRISBURG HIGH SCHOOL PROCESSIONAL Fumy and CI1II.msmmf INVOC ATION WFI COME I VLFDLIE OF ALLELIIANLI NATIONAL ANTHEM C OMMFNCENIENT THEM! 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I I ,S Rev. Clariee L. Chambers Mr. Donald M. Carroll, Jr. President, Board Of School Directors I SUPC 'mendCm lACl'n87 IQ ,W w ' ' I Mr, .lzimcs H. Rowland, Sr., Esquire MF- -71117705 1- SChCfl10l' Honored Guest Speaker Pennsylvania Secretary Of Revenue Mr. Joseph F Bard Vice President Board ol' School Directors il Mr. H. Major Poteat Principal John Harris Campus ly, 2 Graduation 0 I5 'x Harrisburg High - - School were recog- nized at an honors dinner for achieving academic aver- ages ol 3.30 or better in all ranked classes for four years of study, These students were also graduating with honors and were ranked in the top five percent of their graduating class. At the banquet all seniors received a plaque, an aca- demic letter H. a certificate ofacademic excellence from the President of the United States. Ronald Reagan. and an honors pennant. II' 'Il wenty five seniors at FRONT ROW. l,. TO R.: Anli llong l.e. l.onald Robinson. lluynh l,e. Mong llong l.e. Michele Staub. Karen Cobaugh. 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