Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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Through his various philosophies and unique ways of applying physics, he made his students think. He was a dedicated teacher, interested in the student as a person. His students knew that, and held him in deep respect. Although Mr. Angstadt is very independent and says what he thinks, he is a great teacher for all age groups, and by all means a teacher who stands among the best. Mr. Angstadt leads an active and interesting retirement along with his wife, Irma. Mr. Sngstadt is seen here seated in a Chippendale chair which he built himself. Beside him stands a tilt top table which he also constructed. Mr. Angstadt's hobby is refinishing antiques for himself and other people as well. X N TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ............ .... 4 Administration And Faculty .... ..... 8 Seniors ................. ...... 2 6 Underclassmen .. ...... 54 Activities .. ...... 80 Sports llllnll ..... 1 06 Advertisements ................................... 138 1980 . . A Its A New Decade, Its A New Beginning For Us, The Seniors Of K.A.H.S. Just Like A Cougar Who Apprehensively Stalks New Domain, So Do We Begin A New Life, A Set Free To Venture. Our Nurturing Has Been Extensive, We've Advanced From . . . Crayons, Coloring Books, Skinned Knees, To... Slide Rules, Text Books And . Finding Out Who W e And What We Want, Or Think We Want In Life. Really Are Thanks To Those Who Took Care Of . . . The Skinned Knees And Helped Us Mature Our Parents, Our Teachers, Our Classmates. Do We, As Cougars Dare to Retrace The Trail We Have Led? One Can Only Hold On To It With Memories And Stalk The Future. , 7 - ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF x 1 'fr H3 fIIN - ilflf., I 3 515 If 'at :tg X 5' Q-'A 4, X J 8:2 'X if s LORRAINE DRIES at W N! x up -, , K H LORI HENNINGER SCHOOL BOARD -1-C Q 3 . , y gf '- frm,-2 NORMA ZIMMERMAN , l 2-L Standing: Guy Long, Arlin Lutz, Howard Mohler, Norman Dettra, Denton Fenstemacher, Joyce Leibensperger, Daniel Hinkle. Seated: Lorraine Dries-secretary, Clark Fredrick- president, Gordon Koneman, Barbra Held. ARNOLD HILLMAN I Dear Seniors, e In these times of uncertainty, it ls difficult to dispense patented perscriptions for post highschool success. The years ahead will most certainly belones of rapid change for our entire society. Hopefully, your years in the Kutztown Area School District have helped you to acquire the tools to succeed in our environment of changey Our track record in prior years has been good. We have some evi- dence that most of our graduates do succeed in their chosen ways of life. The tradition of our schools for over one hundred years, has been one of excellence. The Cou- gar Trail promises success to those who are willing to ride its rocky road. L9 JOHN BUTLER Dear Seniors, As you read this you are only a few days away from commence- ment. You have been an excellent class. We will soon approach the next decade. You are charged with making improvements in society. Your twelve years of education will give you a good background in which to solve some of the prob- lems relating to inflation and ener- 99- On the Cougar Trail you will dis- cover tough choices, but you have been prepared to cope with diffi- cult situations. Never compromise your principles, when you have a worthy cause, stand up for it. Best wishes in whatever path you follow. H ALAN MACHAMER - . fl . ' f, 3223 ,Te fl A i -1 ttt Z Jig' IE 1 ,in Yr N.. 'Q Q T X l l lN ll ll l ii' ii. is .J: 'f W Ulm, 1 ' -mmm' F V .,.. ,f it ng- f NICKOLAS SOSIK i 43 if my x HFLEN WARMKESSAL FAY KAMP 4 .. 4 to Faculty r Q L' 4- Q Guidance Although the Cougar Trail may be winding and bumpy at times, the guidance department is there to assist students through their years at K.A.H.S. The team of Mrs. Fulton, Mr. Viglione, and Mr. Tobias have the information neces- sary to make your school life bear- able. SHIRLEY HERSHBERGER NANCY FULTON 12 FACULTY JOHN VIGLIONE le .iiiliillgi 1 l 'E HAROLD TOBIAS ll 1 . 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These able instructors and their courses help prepare the students to earn a living in the business world today. bi 'gays LL . 14 FACULTY DEAN LENGEL ROBERT HORST kg R l CHRISTINE Douomsnrv DANIEL DREW 49:3 lf T A' ,E 'T , -elm: RTS Self-expression is important to an individual and the opportunities to develop it are many. Through electives, Mrs. Dietrich offers all forms of art from pottery to jewel- ry to drawing. Mr. Huyett, Mr. Drew, and Mr. Schwoyer are on hand to develop the skills of bud- ding instrumental musicians, while Miss Hampford is taking care of Vocal talents. Creativity is alive at KAHS. ' 455 5 Sill RICHARD HUYETT Y H KATHLEEN HAMPF ORD STEVEN SCHWOYER FACULTY 15 PHYS. ED. Mr. Burrows and Mrs. Helman- Dionisio are assisted by Mrs. Erb. They bring us a variety of activities in gym class. Mr. Burrows and Mrs. Helman-Dionisio are busy teaching health classes as well keeping our minds as fit as our bodies. . CAROL ERB ,,v, . I LINDA HELMAN-DIONISIO H 4 if Q LANGUAGE sussmsf DIANE PAYNE Students at K.A.H.S. are of- fered two foreign languages, Ger- man and Spanish. Senora Payne teaches Spanish and Frau Youse teaches German. Both these in- structors keep students abreast of modern foreign language and cul- ture. ,fi 3 ,,,,,,,,,,.M,,.,, . .r G t 4 2 IH G KD 'D D Q 2 8 g 'D I- 5 D Q pl 'WMS Q 16 FACULTY S 4 PHYLLIS HECKINGER -12? This year home economics stu- dents will be busy learning new techniques of easier cooking. Mrs. Heckinger and Mrs. Faust will also be busy teaching students about the latest clothing designs and how to make them. The course enables students to prepare for family liv- ing and child care. Mr. Smith teach- es students industrial arts and for those interested in farming there is vocational agriculture with Mr. Heimbach and Mr. Reinert. SANFORD SMITH PRACTICA ms l x , ' f 5'- an 2 ll- -r d I ru o 5 E E H-I : : I' Il-l z z ll-I as SANDRA HARTMAN DONALD REINERT I J? FACULTY 17 SCIENCE X 'ij l l C fl, K HAROLD SHEAFFER Q 41 JEFFREY KERR 18 FACULTY r., 'eww ' , k A f 'Y p STEPHEN BREININGER Al-AN DARION Our science department is represented by the team of Mr. Breininger, Mr. Darion, Mr. Reidel, Mr. Sheaffer, and a new member, Mr. Kerr. These men offer courses in the sciences from the basic to the complex. Their affectiveness is obvious in the increased intrest in the sciences among studentsg an additional chem. ll class and a larger biology II section. K , is . +- l f 7 ' , T' I Q Q. X . - -is lid L- 4 ' X K ri G E : .- -' :.' -- . -- 3 1 - ll , R ICHARD GOU GLER DAV ID W ALKER -I I rn 3 E 0 cn TT RRE -A 21, A KENNETH G oo 039: H. m 12 H-CD Q ,.l s22g.f 5':r ' Qgmmm SQDLQDQ CL' QQEFQS SQ-,gE:'e7fm HENBTZ, gg ,J- .. oi 5251295 3- -1 Fmggqg Q,9h2.1gw 38':'gw'Si g35'9Ppl-gp ...Q.wgu:'5t Ov-+2-'QQ 1-1 CC' was-113,-g,3 SSR' -3 HQCT'-l' 0' . 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QSAQ' if X L' A AM EILEEN ULRICH no DONALD JACOBY P BARRY ADAMS SOCIAL SCIENCES GLE GON RRY Mc HA yq'-fc-:n. :wen -aa.-gm 5EaBsig325Qs2Qm - 'c5 + ...m5'l-.-'nv 'oc 1m,5- Lon ... :'c...,Q , ',, 3 CE ws1gmam28E2?3aQ ' Omar- 'Co: co '-'wc marc?-9'-5--:EZ O5-0 gQ02 ' m wr+35QE: mp-S:fSz:,s.57L2.:-0, 'C o.8n:vm:4 9'55'E5' U'-l -o-1 :QU-Hmm 5--f -,E o,om-4 :mo 5.50 QUMQWQ m,U:r?:1cn 'Z:1C5 H5- 292--'Dw.nr'11:91E.0 Cnromov-'O QEWDQU ro- 5 g 5... m yn. :rm -+sv0c0 5 :r '0o :Banging-QE Oo :a-Q. -1.-+--'wh'-1-.9..Cw'1' nv U15-+5'30-: 305 3-415523 :mg-'gggd Q' rn rn NE Oc :vE goE'5S35:4 333 1-9-ff-rv-on--.QQ-D 70-T' FREDERICK ENDY ARTHUR LUPTOWSKI FACULTY 21 COOKS and CUSTODIAN S Standing: Joyce Overly, Grace Haas, Dorothea Boyer, Lucille Bubbenmoyer, Sue Mertz, Christine Boyer. Seated: Rose Selak Catherine Freeby, Alta Brobst, Ruthanne Luckenbill, Marian Bollinger, Not pictured: Fern Kline. NURSE Mrs. Skyles is not a new face at K.A.H.S., she just has a new posi- tion. As your school nurse she takes care of such things as your height and weight. She runs the annual eye and ear check-ups and assists Dr. Robertson in making sure you are ready for your favor- ite sport. Whenever you're feeling under the weather, its nice to know someone is there who cares. 22 FACULTY Can you imagine what our school would be like without peo- ple to care for it? Luckily, there are many capable people who keep our building clean and our personnel healthy. Lester Meek or- ganizes maintenance while Lester Kerchner and his staff of custo- dians make sure K.A.H.S. is al- ways clean and sparkling. Also helping to keep us healthy are our wonderful cooks. They work con- tinuously through all four lunches, and Berlye Carl, as cafeteria man- ager, makes sure all our meals are well balanced and nutritious. We are thankful to all these people for the great job they do. MARCIA SKILES pgs!!- Carl Cronrath, Lester Kerchner. 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Taren Badders Likes horses and running. Plans include college for zoo- logy. gp.-.,, Monda Ballard Future operating room techni- cian. Found at Yale's or with Maryanne. Brian Balthaser Anthony Barbera Big B Seen with Rex, Dave, Barberian Future includes and Scott. Favorite class is college. Enjoys sports. Seen math. with Slime ect, ix f'r...1.f1. Linda Baver Glenn Berger Maryanne Bieber Michael Billig Future includes business Jethre Future truck driver. Hlvlabeln l-il'C95 l'i0Clf2V,f1i'iand Mike enioys baseball. SPOYYS, school, hiking, partying. Seen Hobbies include fixing up cars, Cai'nPin9- Future helping ine and W0i'l4in9 On Cars- Ffwofiie with Beach, truck, and also hunting, handicapped. Class is Club- 28 SENIORS x,...s 5. . Vx. .W N.. if Q Mitchell Bond David Boyer Joy Boyer Merlck Boyer Enjoys basketball and karate. Dave enjoys billiards and math. Interested in hockey and boys. Future carpenter. Enjoys hunt- Usually seen around town with Future plans are uncertain. Future secretary. Seen with ing, farming and co - op. Seen Alan. Linda etc. with Jim. r 'En . -s, I . - uv , sq,-, ,,.,. I f 1 Audrey Brobst Dean Bnmo Future secretary. Likes talking, Hobbies include W0m9l l and reading and FBLA, Seen with farming. Usually found in town. Jean and Sharon. Carla Breidegam Sally Breldegam Future Medical Secretary. En- Sal Seen with Tim and Tra- joys knitting, drawing and piz- cy. Usually found in Lyon's za. barn or Tim's. Q9 A vw ff' f Jean Bryde Denise Bucks Cynthia Buckwalter Kenl Coffin Future in accounting. Enjoys Denny Found at Dena's Plans to move to Calif. Enjoys Future in Elem. Ed. Enjoys FBLA. Seen with Brian, Au- house. Plans to be a dental as- art, and pottery. Seen with photography. Seen with drey, and Sharon. sistant. Joe. Oy! Duane, Karen and Tammy. SENIORS 29 Chris Coldren Troy Dankel James DeLalr Scott DeLong Future in Navy and art school. Plans a future in plumbing. Enjoys football, baseball and Enjoys the outdoors. Future Likes drawing and partying. Usually seen wlth the Bow- hunting. Usually seen with Sue. career in the Air Force. Loves ersl' gang. steak. Ralph Denglel' Kimberly DeTurk Marcella Dieter joys his girlfriend, sports, and Phillies fan. Like sports. All pizza, and Biology. cars. right. Dlane Dietrich Enjoys riding horses at Arrow- head Stables. Likes D. O. E. and John. Bo Future police officer. En- Turkey Future Secretary. A Future R.N. Enjoys running, Cheryl Dreibelbis David Dry Teresa Engstrom TIOV Eschbach HMandy Enjoys all sports, Possible college man. Usually 'I'erri,' Plans marriage in the Esch Future in Army. Likes Hates typing and likes pizza, seen with Ralph. Found at future to Keene. Enjoys art. D. O. E. and partying. Seen Max's. 'ASO what With Chris C. 30 SENIORS 'Ph Tracy Fenstermacher Todd Fink Harold Fleisher Keith Flicker Spacy College Bound. Seen Finky Plans to serve in the Enjoys chem. and golfing. Seen Flick Plans to be a diesel me- with Yvgnne and Sally Enjoys Army. Favorite classes Gym with Daryl, Dave, and Mark. chanic. How many miles today mugjch and study. Mr. Bill? ffm.- .r. ,, ' E 6155 Michele German Jolene Fryzol Laurie Garmen Llsa Geiger Enjoys music. Jolinky. Lar Future includes college. Seen with Michelle. Loves Found with Bon, Craig, or Mr. Likes to swim and bike riding. Chem and Calculus. Steve Mar- Schwoyer. tin Fan. Chow Mishgeal Loves winning cards in Chem. Seen in Kemp- ton with Lisa. gg-f Z R Susanne Gladney Linda Gorsuch Connie Green Margaret Greenawald Future stewardess. Enjoys typ- Seen with Taren and Karen. Connie Plans to attend col- Our favorite cross country run- ing and playing guitar. Seen Likes being With friends. Hates lege. Seen at Route 100 roller ner, Plans to attend college. with Nell. homework. skating. SENIORS 31 32 SENIORS if.. Troy Greenawalt Marlowe Grels Kevin Gross Rum College bound. Enjoys Future in farming. Found at Skin Likes fishing and hunt- playing drums and partying. Heiter's. Enjoys Vo - Ag. hunt- ing. Career in the Army. Likes You geek! ing and Pizza. Jogging. pf 715 Timothy Haas Tina Haas Brent Hamm Hausy Hobbies are hunting, Future includes chemistry, en- Wilbur A future electrician. fishing and trapping. Yehhh! gineering. Enjoys pizza, Get Enjoys Vo - Tech. Likes ham out. and pizza. inf' 86' A f- if ' ' ,9...,-5. fu.-w Stuart Gulnther Nickname is Git. Career in physics. Usually found at a par- ty. Karen Haring Future plans in zoology. Likes reading, animals, hiking. Hates trig. Bryan Hartman Chris Hauck Patricia Hauser Colin Heffley Enjoys music. Future in archite- Enjoys cars and girls. Seen in Pati Enjoys music and men. Heffley Loves skiing, biol- chural field. Seen with Dennis. Kutztown with Moose and Seen with Karen, Dwayne, ogy, and lasagna. Seen with Tr0y. Dena and Rob. Ted. 1955 Y TP Timothy Heffner Mlchael Helter Tim seen With Jeff, Brian, A future farmer. Likes trap- Troy. Favorite class is Chemis- ping, hunting, and fishing. try. 1 Dorene Hertzog Sue Heyer Dreen Usually found at Cry- Usually seen with her husband - stal Bowl with Sandy. to - be, Steve Epler. A french fry lover. Keenan Hilbert Ronald Hilbert Found at the Krumsville Bert Enjoys football and Exxon. Swear to God. Loves hunting. Seen With Barry . . . study hall. Swing on it! Sharon Henry Mark Hershberger Seen with Jean and Audrey, Hersh Future includes bas- Plans include traveling, An liefball and college. Loves Ital- FBLA member. ian f00d- .4-:sn ,-ff ' Holly Hllberg Blondie Seen with Denise, Bev, Liz, Brenda, and Kathy. HYOIY Douglas Hilbert Dougie Found with Tripp bumming around Lyons. You know it. T? Holly Hlldenbrand Clifford Hill Happy Future includes col- Hill Likes skiing and fishing. lege. Enjoys wrestling. Seen Likes ltalian Food and Patti. with Craig. SENIORS 33 34 SENIORS 1 'S Leslie Hummel Scott Jack Danielle Keglovits Future includes a business ca- Plans include law school, Loves Dani Seen with S. J. or the reer. Seen with Dave. Likes La- Calculus and Sports Captain gang. Plans t0 attend College. sagna. Jack . Lorna Honlcker Lorney , Enjoys cheerleading and Curt. Seen with Craig, Brooze etc. A-as 1155 Jfifv Carolyn Kemp Jane Kemp Lynnie Future nurse. Enjoys Kempie Future nurse. Seen Chem. and talking Seen with with Kim, Kathy, and Paula. Humnel. Likes gym. Gary Kline Favorite sport is football. Plans to be a pilot. Found with Dawn. Susan Kelchner Sue Dislikes Calculus and loves Art. Favorite person King Tut. Lisa Kline Richard Kohler Craig Koller Lori Kutz Future accountant. Enjoys bug. Found in AfV room. Favorite Seen with Bruce at Diane's Plans to go to fashion design ging Mr. Lengel. Loves Italian class is chemistry. Loves to dump or Moonie's place. HZip school. Found at Pizza Coma. food. hunt. bllom Paula Kutz Seen in yellow fishbowl. Plans include college. Loves to ski. 5-x Q3- Kim Leslie George Enjoys study, bas- ketball games and spaghetti. Barry Lelbensperger James Leiby Plans to be auto mechanic. Jim Future includes welding Loves going to parties. Enjoys career. Found on the farm. fishing. Mark Long Enjoys sports. Future in air - conditioning, Favorite food piz- za. ..:-m.tc..,s. , , 'Z QU'-Y Carl Lutz Corky Plans include farm- ing. Found on the stage. Kenneth Loose Karen Luckenblll Disco Dislikes calculus and Future X - ray tech. Seen with homework. Enjoys tennis and Keni and Michele. Now you lobster. really got me mad. Lloyd Lutz Hobbies skiing, baseball and trapping. Found in Kempton. 'Nr wr--v Jeffrey Mandel Brian Mertz Bruce Mertz A party goer, Seen in the AV One of Reidel's runners. Seen Seen with Sally- Loves Skiing, room. Seen with Glenn. Loves with Jill. Likes Trig and skiing. CONI Pie, and Band. Hates Trig. Chemistry. SENIORS 35 iz Steve Mesner Tami Miller Barry Moyer Heidi Moyer Tonto Enjoys bike riding and Bob A future bar tender. Deen Seen with Vicki and football. Seen with Kim R. Seen with Rob, Randy, and Roz. Found in the gym. Loves Jim. A wrestler. softball. Nancy Neville Errol Nothsteln Wanda Oswald Julie Peters Nancy Enjoys roller ska- Seen with Duella. Lizard Enjoys spaghetti, pizza, typing Cool Jul Enjoys cheering ting F.B.L.A. Future nurse, Plans to go to college. Likes and sewing. Seen with Lori and and Wayne- J00li9, get on out Lasagna. Kim. of here. 'is 'ir' Rex Peters Sharon Preble Randall Rabenold Brenda Rabert Ben Usually seen at Meat Dizzy A football fan. Seen Randy Seen with Jim, Rob, Granny Seen with the Market. Seen with anyone. with David Reed. Dislikes Phys- and Barry. Loves lobster and Kempton gang. Loves art and Likes Horses. ics. pizza. outdoors. 36 SENIORS fx M 4f'Z'f' Km-gn Rauch Victoria Ream David Reed Plans to go to college. Seen in Seen with Deb. Favorite per. Vicki Seen with Heidi. Hates Reedy Enjoys football, gui- the gym with Randy and Barry. gon Mr, Mgfionigle, One gf our marching band. Favorite place tar, and Sharon, Future electri- cheerleaders. F-W00d. cian. Robert Rarlck gunna..- Roslyn Reichert Roz Future in Fashion mo- deling. Seen with Brenda and Heidi. Julie Rlegel Jul Future in psychiatry Seen with Sue, Dani, Stonewall and Lisa. if Craig Reimert Wayne Relnert Enjoys partying, Hates getting Seen with Rich, Sam and Jeff. up in the morning. Likes junk F0Ul'ld in A-V. r00m. food. David Rothermel Marla Sanelll Enjoys football and baseball. Seen at Gall0'S and with Cic- College bound. Seen with Les- GYO. H6128 l10meW0rk. lie. 7 Louise Rhode Lewinky A regular horse nut seen with Brooze and the gang. 'iPretty W ,Q 'w -5 Lorraine Sanner Lorrie Future nurse. Likes chem. and dislikes Physics. SENIORS 37 L 7B e , 2 ' Q he -. pf Bonnie Schaeffer Katharine Schaeffer Robert Schaffer Dwayne Scheidt Bonlta Enjoys bnkmg cool Kathy Loves draftmg bas Rob Loves baseball and hav Jock Seen With Rob and mg and pamtmg Oh my ketball and Mr Luptowskn mg fun Ahall walker Number Dave Loves baseball. Hates UZ:- Jm 5Ch0l'l2l9 Bruce Seidel Jane Seidel Wayne Shade Jee All Seen wlth Bruce Brooze Future ln motlon plc Chame Seen wnth Duane Shadey Found in Maxa and Craig Loves Harry Her tures and theatre Seen wlth and Lmda Lakes typing and fawny Likes Chem and Soc man S hotdogs Craig etc shrrmp cer Yellow Card Kim Shearer Lori Shenk Danelle Shrawder Joseph Sleroncinski Tmk Llkestennls Seen wxth Found at Dennys Restaurant Nell Future secretary Seen Future lncludes an army ca Danny Flnk Found at Kung s Likes ltalxan food with Susanne Llkeg to type reer Enjoys playing football Tammy slgveft Cralg Sll'lClall' 'F'-p Tam Plans to go to Kutz. J.C. Likes biking and cook- town State- Enjoys art- Seen ing. I can dig it. Admires the with Kevin. POPQ- Daryl Smlth Schmitty Future includes college. Hates English. But loves Club. if Timothy Smith Schmitty Seen with Sally. Likes club and football. You Geek . if ,E . 1441! Garren Spohn Howard Stark Edward Stein Favorite class is V0-AG. En- Tim Loves wrestling and Steiner Future includes joys hunting and trapping, History class. Seen with Marga- Navy ROTC. Seen with Scott, ret. Tony etc. Johnathan Stein Homer Seen with Chris Howdy Doody. Another par- tier. Hey you v Julia Sterner Dennis Stettler Samuel Stettler Jul Plans to move to Mass. Plans to start his own business. Sambo Future includes the Likes working and reading. Seen with Ted, Bryan and Service. Seen with Rich, Seen with Gallo. Stein. See ya Wayne, Jeff, 1-J' Kevin Stump Clumper Future plans in- cludes college. Found with Tammy SENIORS 39 40 SENIORS L... 2 r Ted Stump Stumpy Usually seen with Enjoys hiking and camping. Scott Sunderland Cindy Thomas Cindy Lou Plans include a Mike. l'm only here for the Usually seen at Max's. Enjoys architectural drafting. Enjoys beer. steak. ballet. Merlene Tyson Future in accounting. Seen at Pizza Coma. I don't believe it. Matthew Wagner Kathy Walbert Deborah Walker Loves soccer, biking, Bio ll. I Katja A lunch screamer. Deb Enjoys dancing. Loves don't think so. Admires Alan Future nurse. Likes Mr. Brein- hot fudge Sundaes. Jeepers Alda. inger. Creepers. mat' 'Raul Beverly Welgle Klm Werley Bev Enjoys Italian food and Whirl Plans to attend Read- being with friends Lori, Mer- ing Hospital. Enjoys cheering lene etc. and Trig. Ax.. iz. Brenda Wlsser Peach Plans to be an R. N. Likes baseball, biking. Seen with Baver etc. Karen Weaver Seen with Patti and Dena. Fa- vorite person is Scott. Likes pizza. iss.. Robert Wlsser Bob Plans include college. Seen with Craig and Bruce. t mg W - ff, .. qu , 'U' X 55, rf' ev- ., L ti 1 L 5 at X 7 X ,mi V' L Joseph Wolff Ethel Yergey Raymond Yergey Emma Jean Yoder Slime plans to attend col- Enj0ys volleyball. Favorite Enjoys Clerk work. Ususally E.J. Plans include college lege, Seen with Chuck' Matt, food is pizza, Enjoys math found at Lyons Fire Co. Likes Enjoys running. Seen with Ka Tony. class. Pizza. ren etc. Charles Youngerman, Jr. Chuckles Seen with Slime, Disco, and Barbarian. Likes Spanish. Class Officers: Karen Rauch, presidentg Heidi Moyer, sec- retary. Craig Koller, treasurerg Wayne Shade, vice - president. if David Zellers Dave Likes work release and partying. Seen with the gang. 2. if ,gd i 4 , ' 2 3 . Q .X Q E i i 1 - x .V air fljfg-'E -f 1 J ai 1 sg' ,lily Ugvyvfsfq mf w:f1:ffi,ffM, 9 f f'1sqms?gef.. KK K if A W ??ff:'Z1T-WE :Ei ff - 4, . 5 :. L- W1 ,fK,,K+vm-f,fgff1gf'.g,qf-Kfr.,-1w,fgiKfgz,,Kfwrz L ' f .K ., ..,y- f - , K V A ,,,,K,,,,,K,w , K, ., K -,A , . 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SENIORS 51 POISE, PERSON ALITY, PROMISE DEBBIE, OUR JUNIOR MISS DEBORAH WALKER On the evening of October 6, 1979, Debbie Walker represented KAHS as our Junior Miss. Prior to the pageant she was interviewed, and evaluated on her scholastic achievement. The girls were also judged on youth fitness, poise, appearance, and talent. Debbie looked stunning on stage as she per- formed her self-choreographed dance to The Music and the Mirror from the broadway show A Chorus Line. After a brief intermission, the junior miss candidates dazzled the audience with a breath-taking evening gown competition. Deb- bie displayed her good taste with an exquisite maroon gown, very much to the audience's ap- proval. I was very honored to represent KAHS, said Deb. It was an experience l'll never for- get. Debbie Walker is a multi-talented person, and we the members of KAHS, should feel honored at having her as a classmate and friend. 52 SENIORS rg Nb ff ,Al lt all fit in here before ,A 95-9 bk nderclassm en . . . ki V.. y try, Q W- S' 1 4 09 N my W . N f ' N u gy!! wk 1 f N fe gui 3 + A, flig- ,I 1. , ,, 4 wg UNIORS 5.8-fa l 5 2 'f jjwy . ,- is- : Q W ',k. Q. : MS- B : K ' i f 'L -: 3-,-,re 56 UNDERCLASSMEN J f 9' ,awp Q- mi, ' J ,Jr 5 . ' Y : MW Q 5 , Q r 4' - L J 3 f 5 af ag, i pa 1 1 4' E 'A . 3622? -A fl 5 3' ' sr fvf l1ff 'f 'Q - +2 3 L new 52' , xiii Ht :Zag-Q 54 l if an . wir., 1 . .ef 1. if l , , sg. .iii I 3 4 .,, Q f f Q5 X Q, - 'IM ,MW f' W M, .1 , 5 57, ,R Hi! .ESQHHHS i J ll : Fgc -ij l 5.5 lllllll ll ivan l?fu lime I ivillllu-an-...q,.....,, Z - 5...- K I 32 J .t - ff' fi I ' rl' nl 'Ill ' Top left: Jeffrey Bailey, Michael Behler, Patrcik Bechtel, Tim Behm. Top center: Amelia Behm, Stormy Baver. Top right: Shawn Claypoole, Janine Conrad, Bruce Christman, Michael Allogio. Mlddle left: Cindy Biehl, Kris Blose, Marty Brinzenhoff, Carl Breidegam, Audrey Becker, Mike Beretsky. Middle right: Tripp Eberly, Donna Dietrich, Brenda Eisenhower, Brent Dietrich, Karen Dietrich. Bottom left: Elanie Chudnovsky, Dale Conrad. Bottom center: Jeffrey Ebling, Bottom right: Tracy Dankel, Kanda Dierolf, Daniel DeTurk. , 2 l 'Lf Z ,-,,,a .-- ,Qi . fa aa 7 1 'Yun' f ,,,,,,,.,,,-, M 1 H' 1 ,Q L 04- '7TF'N' WT ' Wg.. W 'f fn T S t all nr.. ,adidas ml 6-V t , X .l',,.f . fi ,pf A , 'f , W, y .. ,V A 2'-F 5 , .F hi jffl i C52 T Top left: Lynn Eshelman, Robin Ely, Kevin Fegley, Anne Fegley, Brian Faith, Debbie Farber, Kathy Eidle. Top right: Sharon Flail, Tannette Fink, Lisa Fenstermacher, Taylor Fenstemacher, Nichole Frasca. Middle: Holly Fredrick, Susan Fritz, Gary Geisinger, Donald Geisinger. Bottom left: Kathy Gruber, An- drea Groth, Lori Harden, Beverly Hauser, Marc Grider, Jennifer Heinly. Bottom right: Monika Geist, Joel Graff, Gwen Gerberich, Jonathon Grassi. UNDERCLASSMEN 57 i.--.a qw ,n .-,., - ,V -.V .. ., , .... my 29 Q1 Z Q Q31 1 58 UNDERCLASSMEN SQ? UH we Q 'G : QI 'V H, in i if gf f b.. I : w t ct ,. ,lf f - s 'Ne QF Q, w ,nf 'E A X i Top left: Tori Holmberg, Lisa Herman, Jill Herman, Melanie Herman, Debbie Hertzog. Top right: Teresa Homen, Upper middle left: Ellen Kamp, Sally Keiser, Kim Jack. Upper middle center: Karen Leiby, Molly Kramer, Andrea Lauro, Dean Kniss, Kevin Koch. Upper middle right: Bonnie Kaufmen, Anthony Hummel. Lower middle right: Barb Levan, John Long, Kay Lentz, Jeff Long, Jeff Lobb, Gerald Haas. Lower middle right: Kim Mertz, Duane Miller, Tim Mertz. Bottom left: Dorothy Keim, ,. Y 2- 1 . 4 s .Q J . ..'. i , 64 -ff ,i - ,., ., xl 1' ' wr K je 'i?' Z5 N , ' i , 'SQ A Q v riff. i 'F AJ? iff ' ' ' , X -6' at j i .215 I 3 3 ' ' 5 V Q V' ff gi -i i f ' I ' Lf fri? ' fini., ra ' -' ' A M-, ' A , , Six., if ' 1 ,ie 1, Q . . ie f' iz fu 1: 1 T y . ' wa ' h M , l,,,,,, -.uv -'Q' ff . ' we fl x ,Z , W , LA gg.,-K nl ,... ag' ,A r 'V ty -YV Us 2 . i .S .J QW if 1.-1 ,522 ei fi we Top left: Sheila Merkel, Criag Mittl, Car' ole Mest. Top center: Yvonne Fink, Pau- lette Loy. Top right: Alice Mengel, Ellen Lutz, Barry Mengel, Brenda Mandel. Mid- dle left: Alyssa Smith, Devin Siegel, John Shrawder, Steven Silfies, Middle 2 i i E I t qv' at ,A gi center: Keith Pennsinger, Nancy Peiffer, Janine, Reed, Bonnie Peters. Middle right: Mitchell Laubach, Rodney Kunkel, Bottom left: Margaret Schlenker, Barb Schroeder, Evan Schleicher, Bill Scholl, Joel Schappell, Nick Seabourne. Bottom rlght: Patricia Smith, Robert Smith. i 4 3 A 4 .M-nw I' 1 P' 'ya Q4f'r1Wqff'e6'w- I f A, W?3'i+'1 - 2 S UNDERCLASSMEN 59 i F . , , 1 ' - i i 60 UNDERCLASSMEN nik? -1-, w. as ' S 'Y e, , ' -3 A 1 MQW ,wmafwf wi wk W. , avswWi 4 fM' ,,,,,,W,,,r5,n-swfwdr '11, , - Lx? Q , , . E x M, ,,,Q,A W 1 W,h, 4 5 , .N , ..,. f ww -cz I . , f, M My 'i 'Q , ,. . ,1 .. Q x--- tr , .. M, be Top left: Jeff Bucks, Lisa Christman, Beth Clark, Donna Brobst, Dena Christ. Top right: Karon Thomas, Louise Paulus, Betsy Himmelberger, Hallie Oswald. Middle left: Karen Christman, Karla Dunkelberger. Middle center: Toby Swisher, Maria Velleca, William Stettler, Larry Stratton. Middle right: Tim Rader, Jon Peters. Bottom left: Vicky Reitenauer, Doug Reichl. Bottom center: Donald Stump. Bottom right: James Springer. Not pictured: Diane Christman, Drew Green, Sherry Hatt, Robert Potzman, Wilson Reppert, Richard Weaknecht, Joe Youngerman. 4 9 'sr I 1 Top left: Becci Olinger, Ronald Hassler, Lori Moyer. Top right: Erin Schade, Mark Scanzello, Dale Rother- mel, Donna Roth, Theresa Rivera, Jefe frey Schadler. Middle left: Mary if Weida, Dawn Werley, Tina Youse. Middle right: Mike Zawada, Tina Will- man. Bottom left: Liane Steely, Jen- ny Sterner, Ronald Stoudt, Kevin Stit- zel, Karen Sterner. Bottom right: Ann Reppert, Darid Ritzman, Scot Reinert, Dean Reinert. l N- CLASS S OFFICERS: Dawn Werley, Vice Presidentg Jan- ine Reed President' Storm Baver 1 , V , Treasurerg Erin Schade, Secretary. E 'ix ge,- , tr 3:85 , 2 r . Y- 1 ...1 SOPHOMORES ' PV 1..,' ' Q 1 lf. 5593i ' J. gr' .i,. 1,1 , M. 1 wx ' - 5, . 1441 ,sf iw, - , , - ...1 .... , 3 I F' r Top left: Eyvind Boyesen, Sara Brasted, April Boyer, Cheryl Border, Brenda Braund. Top right: James Chudnovsky, Devorah Brooks, Connie Buckwalter, James Carroll, Roxanne Burkert, Sandra Bryde. Middle left: Michael Frey, Glenn Angstadt, Judith Hand, Ben DiBuono. Middle right: Corrine Angstadt, Cheryl Adam, Rita Angstadt, Andy Angstadt, Bruce Adam, Randy Adams, Bottom left: Cathy Bailey, Linda Bailey, Mark Arnold, Mary Barrell, Raymond Arndt. Bottom right: Darren Dietrich, Alex DiBuono, Eric Erb, Amy Deturk, Crystal Dreibelbis, Cheryl Eckert. - W 'f N1 -in ' .- VCL.. ' not I JH in 62 UNDERCLASSMEN 433 fe. 1 1 J 2 g.mLQ145vf6 0 n 0 ' v ' 3 l Top left: Lorraine Kniss, Ted Kleinsmith, Clark Kramer, Todd Keller, Richard Kelchner, Kevin Kulp. Top right: Mandy Graff, Keith Gehman, John Fryzol, Beth Garman, Kenny Gilmore, Carol Graff. Middle left: Lauren Dixon, Michele Kern, Linda Yergey, Laroy Fritz. Middle right: Karen Berk, Vicki Bartholomew, Denise Bond, Renae Berkenstock, Susan Berg. Bottom left: Polly Gruber, Dawn Henninger, Brenda Hartline, Sue Heffner, Peter Heffley, Eric Hansen. Bottom right: Kirk Johnson, Pamela Keim, Joe Kaminski, Regina Johnson, John Kelchner, Marie Johnson. ii' ll UNDERCLASSMEN 63 ,MA Top left: Jay Delong, Leann Deily, Erica David, Connie Cutlip, Pam Cronrath, Ann Cronrath. Top right: Laura Green, Derek Green, Gary Gross, Kevin Gruber, Scott Greenawalt, Jay Green. Upper middle left: Deborah Hess, Kim Hoffman, Sue Himmelberger, Lois Hummel, David Howerter, Kyle Hildenbrand. Lower middle left: Marlin Moyer, Denis Newkirk, Tammy Moyer, Vyonne Moyer, Lori Nester, Richard Moyer, Lower middle right: Barrie Faith, Mabel Burkert, Michael Follweiler, David Ford. Bottom left: Daneille Pyle, Marlen Preble, Sheila Rauch, Brian Rabenold, Deborah Rader, Gregory Rar- lck, Bottom right: Christina Kuruez, Jon Loose, Duane Maderia, Todd Mack. Not pictured: Angela Fegley A I 'I '-........-..5i ,N .. If---JY Top left: James Phillips, Mi- chael Paterson, Scott Piscitelli, Jimmie Phillips, Dallas Oswald, Shonra Newman. Top right: Melissa Miller, Melanie Mohler, Tracy Miller, Margo Miozza. Up- per middle left: Pamela Mey- er, Terry Merkel, Kelly McGui- gan, Terry Meitzler. Upper middle right: Bruce Ross, Tra- cy Schadler. Lower middle left: Tammy Rippy, Brenda Ri- vera, Tina Reinert, Sue Rema- ley. Lower middle right: Cyn- thia Rothermel, Kerry Ruther- ford, Elizabeth Schaeffer. Bot- tom left: Susan Sierocinski, Donna Smith, JoLinda Shaw, Wendy Shearer. Bottom cen- ter: Todd Schaffler, Allen Sil- fries. Bottom right: Michael Mertz. Hr r 3 2----,.:,..w-rf-r'..ri 25'-:-.?':i .:: ' .K , , ' 2 iv 1, I-Y lil' nu un P nr-- I 'W l it F t ll - c :unusual i111 3111 :mann- 11 xmas A- I WI '1 Ei , 'Yf ji amen- , UNDERCLASSMEN 65 gow e ff? i J.-. f . Al. ' . ...mm 'f 'Y ff Q 9 if Q i ,JJ -'Qi' 31,3 A., 0 s A D s N' ' ' A Q l f 6 L. 3 3. , J... , W x f :Y lx .4 I.. I Q u , J A 'FLY 7, l '-H-VW 'Q . +2-F ir I R' ,mr ,,i...j Upper left: Kelly Schwartz, Donna Seidel, Donna Scholl, Diane Shade, Joel Seidel, Bradley Schwalm, Beata Schaeffer. Upper right: Sally Reitenauer, Jesse Reed, Douglas Reimert. Upper middle left: Darren Weaver, Eric Weaknecht, Donna Wartzenluft, Valerie Wassell, Debra Wartzenluft. Lower middle left: Ricky Wessner, Gary Wiltrout, Sheila Wisser, Donna Williams. Lower middle right: Kim Tierney, Debra Vogel, Ali- cia Vos, Scott Wagner, Glenroy Waidelich. Bottom left: Ted Snyder, David Stein, Craig Sonon, Richard Springer, John Smith, Donna Spohn, Elizabeth Stoud. Bottom right: Thomas Sterner. vs' Q.-.. .X if , --...rr ly 66 UNDERCLASSMEN ff-'ng.,.w Dwiibf a R Xl ,ll.l'.,,li .1-.. L-'B x. rf, V A 11 11 E-E- '-,-:.:'.'.f.-' - -g- -.'::: 11 v A'A, 5' -Tin W ..!!.!!- N f 5'f-u - -- ' warm- 1 . A ' X e-N-Aff? iff' if yi l E ll Q- 9' f .-wif' ' ,-u lla pf WPS Q E S. 'S 7 'AMI Ng. K, ,. 2 r l,,..z1Lle:fs. i i Q ' Ya-, 2 v1:?,,5 m: CNRS, 'lf M L ' ,sy -, ,, ,. J i L , 1. Ly 5 fi 'x ., A Y, Y ,T . V , .. 'ff 2 A 1, 'g 1 'f L' A. Q.. ,, Z W4 Ee ew ,L AL 'S . - ,, , M Top left: Tina Rockel, Denean Ritzman, Kenneth Reppert. Upper middle left: Michele Zimmerman, Steve Wood, Duella Woodland, Doug Williams. Lower middle left: Mitch- ell Werley, Joseph Wechezak, Perry Landis, John Sroka, Jeff Weller. Lower middle right: David Najaron, Kathy Rother- mel, Adele Yodzis, Steve Wiegle. CLASS OFFICERS Angela Fegley, Secretary, Donna Wartzenluft, Treasurer, Diane Schade, Vice President, Debbie Wartzenluft, President. L 'UVNDERCLASSMEN ev i KN FRESHME 'Y . aol ' -xx ,....- :nu a-va 'wmv www' Top left: Marjorie Bailey, Connie Bear, David Adam, Henry Adam, Dane Badders, Michael Angstadt. Top right: Gretchen Conrad, Karen Cole, Pauline Conrad, Leonard Christman, Todd Csencsits, Pat Cronrath, Mid- dle left: Christine Brett, Thomas Brintzenhoff, Karen Bucks, Kelly Boyer, Robert Boyer, Steve Buckwalter. Middle right: Tamara Blatt, Beth De- Turk. Bottom right: Leslie Behm, Stephanie Bond, Kevin Berger, Scott Berlin, Jesse Boyer. 68 UNDERCLASSMEN Q ,AW X . , I 5 YN, 1 9 Q F Q a' i lv, 55... '4 R45 L! 4-'Q 'QP t Top left: Lisa Ely, Teresa Dunkelberger, Joe Fahringer, Caniel Faust, David Ebling, Lorrie Ehrets. Top center: Phillip Graves. Top right: Suzette Henry, Rhonda Furst. Middle left: Susan DeLong, Anita Dries, Elizabeth Die' trich, Wendy DeLong, Terry Donat, Craig Dunkelberger. Middle right: Francis Guida, Peter Guinther, Sunil Gupta, Beverley Gruber, Denise Greenawalt, Nancy Green, Bot- tom left: Terry Fegley, Karin Ford, Craig Fritz, Martha Fenstermacher, Karen Fritzinger, Mike Fink. UNDERCLASSMEN 69 J .ff 5, io! 1 ', L - 'WW E Xxx W lv Z Q Xx,1.vi l 7. F ' l F '29 ' I i . G e , - 1 ' J ' Top left: Gary Green, Douglas Froelich, Scott Graff, Dena Geisinger, Scott Gladney, Kevin Geist. Top right: Harold Kehl, Dana Keim, Holly Kaehn, Guy Klang, Gene Kern, Karla Kemp, Middle left: Cynthia Hartraft, Lisa Haas, Helene Heffley, Eric Hartman, Brian Haring, Diane Henry. Middle right: Stacia Jack, Cindy Hunsicker, Darin Hilbert, Mitzi Hoppes, Darryl Hilbert, Andrea Jeffrey. Above left: Tim Knittle, David Kutz, Tim Kunkel. Above right: Julie Herman, David Hoffman, Deanna Herman, Richard Hersh- berger, Lisa Herman. Left: Brenda Kocher, Jenny Kramer. Not pictured: Thomas Kramer, David Leiby, Stephen Loob, Barbara Merkel. 70 UNDERCLASSMEN Jl Q it S, ,mm ..- f Q51- i 5. A .E ,H S .y ,Uri , X 4 , V.V,. i ,V n l ll :rig 1 2 1 X L, Q A , V4 I by i Z S A .w i tiii , ,' l ll P Tl Ju' mg HN V Cf Ai l 2 5 l Top left: Susan Miller, Regina Miozza, Greg Miller, Steve Mertz, Patricia Miozza. Top right: Sonya Lesher, Debra Levan, Shirley Laub, Glen Leibensperger, Denise Lantz, Middle left: Kevin Rabert, Darryl Dieter, Beth DeTurk, Larry Schadler, Kevin Heffner. Middle right: Brenda Moyer, Scott Moll, Eric Moyer, Martin Moran, Gary Moyer. Lower left: David Mack, Susan McGuigan, Ronald Locher, Wayne Luckenbill, Above: John Moran, Dean Krumanocker, James Najarian, UNDERCLASSMEN 71 wth t ki , xv HN f , I Top left: Kyle Olinger, Wanda Pascoe, Denise Preble. Top center: Danielle Reed, Kathy Rhein, Lori Raub, Elizabeth Sander, Tracy Reid. Top right: Richard Reis, Paul Reinert. Upper middle: Ron- ald Schwoyer, Donna Schmid, Beth Schwalm, Wendy Schonely. Middle right: Timothy Sievert, Bip Smedley, Rodney Sell, Kristin Sell, Harold Shenk, Amanda Sharp. Lower middle: Ted Pieller, P. J. Patterson, Lisa Nilles. Center: Cory Swisher. Bottom right: Dustin Schappell, Robert Schleicher, David Rice, Tim Shearer, LeAnn Roth, Trudy Schaeffer, Barbara Merkel. Not Pictured: Kevin Ra- bert, David Rump, Paul Schaner. 72 UNDERCLASSMEN V i lla '11, L w-- . ,J Qs: .al --- YYY P 3 l Top left: Brian Trexler, Jay Wenner, Pa- mela Trax, Debra Wagner. Middle left: Kim Sunday, Kelly Swavely, Amy Sunder- land, Brian Stump, James Tierney. Upper center: Roxanne Yergy, Thomas Wolfe. Mlddle right: Debra Spayd, Heidi Spring- er, Brendan Strasser, Randy Spatz, Sally Stein, Barbara Sousley. Bottom left: Scott Werley, Michele Zimmerman. Low- er center: Julie Seidel. Not pictured: Karen Schumaker, Robert Schafer, Dane Synnestuedt. CLASS OFFICERS Kristin Sell, secretary: Karin Ford, treasurerg David Rice, vice-presidentg P. J. Patterson, resident. 7 M ' l v i -L-n- ,W . 43 Q X' .Mem , 151 ,. .- 'fad Harold Fleisher, principalg John Rohrbach, guidanceg Audrey Gougler, secretary. Special Ed: Sitting: K. Stein, J. Grim, D. Rump. Kneeling: B. Rump, D, Yergey, T. Schaffer. Standing: K. Helbert, M. Lenhart, J. Harden. Not pictured: J. Dry. 74 JUNIOR HIGH 8-0: Sitting: M. Frantz, S. Kat ter, K. Heffner, T. Fronheiser, S Wood, B. Foster, K. Snyder, P Swortwood. Kneeling: D Heffner, J. DeLong, T. Reinert J. Ebling, T. Kerr, D. Himme breich, D. Reichert, S. Nester, E Bubbenmoyer. Standing: B Behm, A. Hoppes, K. Gruber, J Rohrbach, D. Blose, K. Flicker L. Bruno, C. Rauch, C. Savage N. Boyer, E. Seller. Not plc- tured: T. Honicker, S. Wood. 8-R: Sitting: M. Spilotrois, P Fulton, L. Fabian, E. David, D Mitchell, S. Walker, R. DeLair Kneeling: S. Flail, S Gangaware, L. Gray, K. Bar tholomew, D. Kunkle, D. Adam S. Fox, D. Wartzenluft, C. Sell L. Leiby, Standing: D. Foster M. Miller, T. Herman, R Sterner, S. Mertz, T. Bauman, C Steinmetz, M. Schwoyer, T Schappell, J. Wessner, B. Cook S. Peiffer. 11 l l -E 8-Y: Sitting: L. Angstadt, C. Adam, J. Meyer, T. Mertz, S. Geist, M. Rauenzahn, C. Cadwal- lader, D. LaMastra. Kneeling. S. Boyd, T. Berger, K. Ritenour R. Schlenker, E. Thongin, R. Herring, B. VanBuskirk, L. Stump, L. Boysen, L. Kniss. Standing: D. Youse, L. Rhein D. Kristler, D. Heiter, D. Bailey W. Haas, N. Kunsman, K. Nolte M. Grider, G. Bleiler, R. Mest. v , y JUNIOR HIGH 75 i A .flu li, .all ' .fall .ann 'll ll in ll E! 8-B: Sitting: J. Keller, D. Rep pert, D. Geisinger, L. Smith, R Lash, T. Luckenbill, S. Augello W. Kohler. Kneeling: R. Wag- ner, Jr., D. DeLong, J. Smith, K Schadler, D. Siegel, D. Eisem hard, S. Rothermel, R. Kline Standing: S. Bandle, K. Fegely C. Lesher, P. Reimert, K. Davis B. Mengel, R. Stopp, A. Eckert Not pictured: L. Sutton 8-G: Front: S. Adams, S. Benni coff, L. Riegel, D. Frey, K Bucks, V. Matthews. Middle: J Neville, L. Bechtel, C. Hilbert K. Bitting, D. Williams, K. Rie 921. A. Stump, J. Seidel. Back: D. Green, S. Kern, M, O'Neil, R Scheidt, J. Heffner, M. Boone i T. Muth, P. Kopicz, T. Wisser, S. Paffhausen, J. Lauro, J. Behler, J. Adam, A. Fink. .-A4,-,,..-.- 76 JUNIOR HIGH -XTX R -MSI 8-V: Sitting: E. Johnson, T. Wagaman, A. Furst, F. Vascuez, K. Fry, B. Frederick, A. Zettle- moyer, S. Leibelsperger. Kneel- ing: T. Hartline, M. Baily, R. Kamp, T. Young, F. Frasca, K. Althouse, J. Merkel, R. Hilbert. Standing: K. Gouldin, L. Leslie, M. Rhiel, L. Hummel, S. Peters, P. Gross. Not pictured: S. Adam, T. Rothermel. 8-l: Sitting: L. Beretsky, N. Reimert, C. Wosochlo, T. Zawada, T. Fegely, T. Fink, T. Moyer, K. Reitenauer, J. Adams. Kneeling: M. Carl, K. Collier, L. Vazquez, K. Christ, A. Shrawder, T. Ott. Standing: D. Levan, B. DeWitt, J. Gomez, D. Kramer, T. Reed, A. Rehrig, E. Gardner, T. Moyer. 7-Y: Sitting: J. Mathias, K. Schwartz, J. Winkler, B. Lesher, S. Deihl, S. Gupta, M. Hillman C. Lampart. Kneeling: S. Stein, M. Adam, J. Schaeffer, L. Lobb, G. Luckenbill, K. Leiby, E. Wer- ley, J. Schoker, B. Quirk, J. Stutzman. Standing: D. Moyer, K. Oplinger, W. Miller, J. Kun- kel, S. Henninger, C. Ketterer, R. Heinzelman, K. Marks, J. Kern, S. Hauck. 7-R: Sitting: R. Frederick C Kerr, M. Miller, K. Rabenold, S Bowers, D. Vos, B. Fenster macher, K. Border. Kneeling S. Werley, B. Snyder, C Schearer, K. Marple, J. Brasted J. Broclhurst, B, Bond, T. Rauch L. Sanelli, G. Bandle, J. Bond Standing: N. Eberly, B. Fen stermacher, S. Meyers, M. Erb T. Yenser, D. Desmarais, L Conrad, E. Chudnovsky, L Bauscher. Not pictured: J Gangewere. JUNIOR HIGH 77 xl 7-G: Slttlng: M. Cole, S. Bil' gerd, M. Fatzinger, S. Angstadt, R. Bennicoff, M. Burkert, D Conrad. Kneeling: K. Dietrich R. Geist, T. Miller, N. Herbert A. Reed, B. Heller. Standing M. Slevert, T. Fenstermacher, T Reinert, R. Weil, W. Plasha, S Paffhausen, R. Sterner, B. Min- nich, P. Waidelich, B. Keller, S. Reinert, R. Hunsicker, P. Sewell Not Pictured: G. Landis. f '5 7-B: Slttlng: B. Fenstermacher, T. Kunkle, G. Schoedler, K. Locker, S. Sousley. Kneeling: M. Wood, M. Williams, C, Gren- cavage, D. VanHorn, T. Ely, B. Derstine, R. DiBuono, J. Her- man, S. Furst, D. Fox, H. Miller. Standing: M. Hamm, C. Crest- man, S. Schaeffer, D. Peters, S. Gelsinger, R. Sterner, J. Ford, R. Kistler, R. Schaeffer. 9 s 4 W 'i-'. e- 4 A fir f 78 JUNIOR HIGH 'I-I: Sitting: M. Kramer, M Martis, L. Sontak, S. Rheil, B DeLong, H. Wiltrout, C. Spohn Kneeling: D. Dietrich, R. Smith S. Hamm, C. Flicker, D. Clay, C Behm. Standing: G. Barrell, B Plasha, D. Eisenhard, J. Seyler D. Angstadt, T. Morton, E. Saw yer, S. Heintzelman, M. Bodey S. Fegley. 7-0: Slttlng: B. Nilles, M. Eidle, A. Groff, J. Peters, R. Richa- bacher, L. Schmoyer, M. Solder ich. Kneeling: D. Diehl, T. Eng strom, S. Stevens, K. Smith, J Kerchner, D. Krause, J. Keller D. Adam. Standing: S. Seiler G. Renninger, D. Sanders, J Carl, T. Greenawalt, F Schwoyer, J. Hill, T. Hartraft, J Dunkleburger. Not pictured: P Brooks, W. Lewis, P. Schaeffer ,gg-:Qt-I I .J w l ' ' a . 6' -, 4 2 I I L I g f : Q 5 I u 4 ff 5 l . Q it A J gl x s ,A I, .F I x ff , , W - 4, Q . -- .L 'N -,XAJU , A I A n 1 K ls - x. A Ia Tvsr' 1' . L-U 5 fu lg, 'M Pe' ' 5 Q 'P 7 '39, li fr. P twin Activities 1 5.......L , 4 .. f .. 'I 3 ,., ff MM Q. . ' , I X, -N Q K ,tx ., ' Q 'Zz X N ' ff , R STUDE T COUNCIL With a membership of thirty-seven re- presentative and four officers, Student Council means action. Over the years Student Council has provided such ser- vices as Movies, dances, car washes, and this year, Homecoming Weekend! Coun- cil was headed this year by President Roz Reichert, Vice President Larry Stratton, Secretary Julie Peters, and Treasurer Craig Koller. This year's fac- ulty inspiration and leadership came from Mrs. Payne, who gave her time and effort to insure the group's success. The entire KAHS student body is luck to have these hardworking people in thier service. Officers: Roz Reichert, President, Craig Koller, Treasurer, Julie Peters, Secre- taryg Larry Stratton, Vice-President. First Row: Karen Haring, Taren Badders, Tracy Reed, Christy Brett, Sue Heffner, Erin Schade, Dan DeTurk, Advisor, Mrsr Payne. Second Row: Tammy Moyer, Heidi Moyer, Roz Reichert, Larry Stratton, Craig Koller, Julie Peters, Kristen Sell, Lorna Honicker. Third Row: Eddie Stein, Karen Rauch, Sheila Rauch, Kim Tierney, Susan Berg, Debbie Walker, Diane Shade, Yvonne Moyer, Peter Guinther. Fourth Row: Brenda Wisser, Karen Sterner, Jill Herman, Kris Blose, Connie Buckwalter, Danielle Keglovits, Barb Schroeder, Melanie Mohler, Bob Wisser, Stacey Jack, Janine Reed, Tracey Dankle, Gwen Gerberich. 82 ACTIVITIES Fresh off its New York tour, the Twenty- eight large is looking better and better with each passing year. The group has also per- formed throughout the county for various churches and social clubs! Their specialties are pop music, easy listening and Broadway show tunes. Under the direction of Miss Kath- Ieen Hampford and section leaders Jill Her- man, Sally Breidegam, Ed Stein, Bryan Hart- man, and Jill Schonely, the group has contin- ued to bring beautiful sounds into the halls of KAI-IS. POP GROUP First Row: Christine Brett, Wendy Schonely, Tracy Fenstermacher, Sally Breidegam, Timothy Schearer, Eric Hartman, Dustin Schappell Edward Stein, Margaret Greenawald, Debra Walker, Tamera Moyer, Jill Herman. Second Row: Jolinda Shaw, Jolene Fryzol, Larry Stratton, Jill Schonely, Vicki Ream, Hallie Oswald, Maria Sanelli. Third Row: Patricia Hauser, Elizabeth Clark, Bryan Hartman, James Najarian, Kenneth Gilmore, Dawn Werley, Louise Rhode, Melanie Herman, Wanda Oswald, Karen Sterner. Fourth Row: Jennifer Sterner, Bruce Seidel, Craig Sinclair, David Stein. .c- rri: , 1:-mfg-: V gg: gn: VV ACTIVITIES 83 What better way to start off Monday morning than with chorus? This year's fine chorus is under the direc- tion of Miss Hamford. During rehearsals, she tries her best to liven up our lives with song. The music this year ranged from religious works like The Messiah and CHORUS Sing Hosanah, to popular commercial tunes like the themes from Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley. Our chorus consists of many talented students who help keep us all singing and make music a tradition at K.A.H.S. Accompanists: Seated: Gretchen Conrad. Standing: Karen Sterner, Me- lanie Herman, Maria Sanelli, Jill Herman. First row: R. Berkenstock, G. Gerberich, D. Spayd, D. Levan, J. Herman, K. Cole, L. Honicker, S. Keiser, K. Haring, K. Werley, D. Keglovits, S. Breidegam. Second row: M. Geist, D. Geisinger, R. Furst, A. Fegley, K Tierney, J. Shaw, C. Angstadt, S. McGuigan, H. Hef- fley, W. Schonely, C. Brett, C. Koller, L. Stratton. Third row: M. Weida, D. Williams, L. Harden, D Bond, B. Sousley, S. Gladney, M. Dieter, P. Hauser, S. Stein, K. Swavely, D. Henninger, K. Eidle, H. Hilberg Fourth row: D. Bucks, A. Vos, C. Biehl, S. Newman M. Preble, A. DeTurk, D. Henery, A. Sunderland, A Sharp, J. Herman, B. Hartman, Fifth row: K. Weaver K. Berk, B. Schaffer, E. Clark, B. Levan, L. Hummel, L. Steely, A. Reppert, J. Sterner, K. Kemp, K. McGuigan K. Loose. v 1 lr' .v P O 5 lil A g. Top left: All State Chorus: Jill Herman. Top right: County Chorus: First row: Melanie Herman. Second row: Patty Hauser, Jill Herman, Jill Schonely, Jolene Fryzol, Sally Breidegam, Tracy Fenstemacher. Third row: Larry Stratton, Craig Sinclair, Bryan Hartman. Lower left: District Chorus: Joelen Fryzol, Larry Stratton, Jill Herman, Bryan Hartman, Jill Schonely. Flrlt row: T. Schearer, J. Najarian, D. Schappell, E. Stein, D. Scholl, K. Schwartz, A. Smith, D. Walker, T. Moyer, S. Reitenauer. Second row: D. Hoffman, E. Hartman, K. Sterner, D. Werley, D. Rader, S. Gorsuch, M. Herman, K. Hoffman. Third row: S, Greenawalt, D. Stein, J. Peters, J. Schonely, V. Ream, P. Kutz, J. Adam, L. Eshle- man, E. Dietrich, T. Dunkelberger, K. Sunday, B. Kaufman, W. Oswald, B. Garman. Fourth row: B. Strasser, J. Sterner, B. Schroeder, H. Oswald, M. Velleca, M. Kern, E. David, C. Kurcz, M. Miller, B. Hauser, L. Gorsuch. Fifth row: B. Hamm, R. Wisser, D. Wartzenluft, C. Buckwalter, D. Wartzenluft, D. Smith, C. Bailey, S. Lesher, E. Stoud, D. Christ, D. Schmid, G. Conrad, T. Rippy. Not pictured: S. Bond, E. Chudnovsky, C. Eckert, B. Eisenhower, T. Fenstemacher, J. Fryzol, K. Gilmore, M. Greenawald, P. Heffley, D. Hertzog, H. Kaehn, E. Kamp, S. Miller, P. Miozza, B. Moyer, L. Rhode, M. Sanelli, T. Schadler, M. Schlenker, B. Seidel, D. Shrawder, C. Sinclair, D. Spohn, J. Sterner, T. William, L. Yergey, B, Wagner. STRIKE P THE BAND. To : Trombones: D. Hilbert, G. Miller, R P . Hershberger, S. Guinther, D. Miller, J. Loose, P Reinert, D. Stump, D. Howerter. Middle: Cor- nets: J. Phillips, D. Shade, A. Sharp, D. Ebling, G Green, E. Hartman, H. Adam, B. Schwalm, M Scanzello, D. Badders, D. Rothermol, C. Lutz, B Mertz, D. Newkirk, K. Johnson, J. Schappell, M Hershberger, R. Schaeffer. Bottom: Percussion M. Bruno, J. Fryzol, R. Weaknecht, T. Wolfe, D Hilbert, S. Delong, S. Piscitelli, T. Greenawalt, E Stein, B. Mertz, R. Kelchner, T. Radar, D. Lantz, K. Olinger, D. Reed, D. Schappell, K. Boyer. This year, with more spirit than ever, the Kutztown Cougar Band is following the Cougar. Trail. The Marching Band performed under hot, rainy, and muddy conditions to show its dynamic support for the football team. They conducted themselves with precision and excel- lence at the many parades and competitions, thus earning awards of prestige and an outstanding reputation. The Concert and Marching Bands, under the direction of Mr. Rich- ard Huyett and assisted by Mr. Daniel Drew, are anxiously awaiting their trip to Virginia where they will compete for national honors. All those long hours of tedious practice are a tribute to all who appreciate the musical excellence that the Cougar Band displays. i '4 ' iii 2:1 ww 'T 4 M 4.9 fx f 'Ui 2- 1, ' L IQ- 19,2 C' .il 'I Y p, if 1 ' ,Q 'Qi J' 'x Aff 4 f - ii fl' E Q. W' IT TH fl!-A 1 ' I - ,xx fx -1 M13 , . 2 X , I---, , 1, . -:gr + - kj 7 ,, 1' Q Nr A ffiwf 6 ' 9 6 4?-6 :FN i 1 T ' u ...J . 11 fv- f Top: Elizabeth Stoudt, Dena Christ, Susan Fritz, Melanie Mohler, Elanie Chudnovsky, Kim Hoffman, Amy DeTurk, Lois Hummel, Karen Sterner, Troy Greenawalt, Brian Mertz, Tom Wolfe, Joel Schappell, Robert Schafer, Denis Newkirk, Bruce Mertz, Mark Hershberger, Brian Hartman, Jill Herman, Melanie Herman, David Howerter, Stuart Guinther, Bradley Schwalm, Paul Reinert. JAZZ BAN Big K Jazz Lab is conducted by Mr. Richard Huyett. The stage band performs throughout the year at winter and spring concerts, competitions, festivals, and this year, the Senior Variety Show. They play all kinds of music from disco to jazz. The Big K Jazz Lab is a group of talented and enthusiastic people, always willing to show their Cougar spirit. Throughout the year they put a lot of work into their music and certainly it shows in their performance. Bottom left: County Band: Susan Fritz, Tracy Fenstermacher, Stuart Guinther, Jill Herman, Karen Sterner, Melanie Herman, Karen Luckenbill, Denis Newkirk, Vicky Ream, Karen Rauch, Elanie Chud- novsky, Dena Christ, Michelle Zimmerman. Above: District Band: Susan Fritz, Stuart Guinther, Melanie Herman. PEP B Pep Band is an organization of volunteer students who per- form at home basketball games and an occasional assembly. This year the Pep Band leaders are Rob schaffer and Brian Mertz. Pep Band is certainly the right name for this group because they are enthusiastic about their work and show it in their music. The Pep Band helps ignite exitement in The Cougars and, along with the cheerleaders, really proves that K.A.H.S. is a school spirit! Top: Robert Schaeffer, Susan Berg, Bonnie Kauffman, Donna Williams, Pamela Keiem, Lorraine Kniss, Kim DeTurk, Brian Mertz, Denise Lantz, Jill Herman, Tracey Miller, Melanie Mohler, Dena Christ, Elizabeth Stoudt, Troy Greenawalt, Jon Loose, David Howerter, Bradely Schwalm, Bruce Mertz, Den- nls Newkirk, Amy DeTurk, Mary Weida. il 4 l V 4 ACTIVITIES 89 li, IT . .H.S. B D PRO With dancing flags, twirling ba- tons, and spinning rifles, the Kutz- town Band Front is the pride of our award winning band. Jill Schonely and Debbie Walker lead the Cou- gar Majorettes,while Molly Kramer and Kim Mertz direct the rifles. Taren Badders and Karen Haring are the co-captains of the flags, and leading the front is the honor gaurd. This year's feature twirler is Andrea Lauro. She dazzles the show with her quick, and graceful movements. Carolyn Kemp, our drum major, directs the band . . . with a 1, and a 2, and a 1, 2, ready play! The front not only thrills foot- Honor Gaurd: Sonya Lesher, Lori Harden, Donna Wartzenluft, Carla Kemp, Corinne Angstadt, Pam Meyer, Kelly McGuigan. , - 90 ACTIVITIES ball fans at halftime shows, but they also take your breath away when seen in any one of the haloween parades they perform in. Countless hours of practice, and a driving dedication is what makes the Cougar Marching Band Front the best there is. Feature Twlrler: Andrea Lauro. Drum Ma- jorette: Carolyn Kemp. Rlflel: Standing: Lois Hummel, Debbie Farber, Barb Levan, Amy Sunderland, Crystal Dreibelbis. Seated: Kim Mertz, Molly Kramer. Sllln: Back: Amy DeTurk, Cathy Bailey, Dorene Hertzog, Alicia Vos, Leslie Hummel, Connie Buckwalter, Holly Frederick. Middle: Kim Tierney, Denise Bond, Randy Spatz, Kelly Schwartz, Sue Berg, Shonra Newman, Becki Ohlinger. Front: Karen Haring, Taren Badders. M a j o r e t t e 3 : Bottom to top: Wendy Schone- ly, Sally Keiser, Tammy Moyer, Cheryl Border Tracy Fenster- macher. Malorettes: Bottom to top: Debbie Walker, M a r g a r e t Greenawald, Karen Sterner, Debbie Wart- zenluft, Jill Schonely. O-TECH Students planning careers that require technical training may attend one of the area Vo-Tech schools. V There they rny attend courses that prepare them for t jobsrin fields such as data processing, masonry, dental assistancegfor gauto mechanics. Instruction includes r eve-rytliiYiQ'3tfrom,the history of the career to the job quality expected of workers. Vocational Clubs off America sisan organization which many Vo-Tech stu-r dents join. It provides an opportunity for members to meet other people intersted in similar careers, and to prove their skills through shop competitions. All these things make up Vo-Tech and prepare our students for the modern working world. V g tg p t f 'Q Q l Em N Mus '52 L nf ,wig -- V I . sssrxzbesz x A . Q -ff , Rf..-..-. f .-?wf1 'f Q f 'A ACTIVITIES 93 D.O.E. stands for Diversified Occupational Experience which I means that students in the program attend classes during the morning hours, and then go to their jobs at any one of the participating businesses in the area. This program allows stu- dents to get their diplomas and gain job experience, too. Mr. Tobias the D.O.E. instructor, provides information about ca- reers, their requirements, and opportunities. The D.O.E. Pro- gram is one of the increasing number of K.A.H.S. options pre- paring students for the decade of the 80's. I v I l -Q.. if . - J' Diane enjoys working at Arrowhead Stables. Ennx - EBI ERA inn Is Dave in favor of ERA or is he taking inventory of Max's? 94 ACTIVITIES 1, 1- ., 34' 4, -.. ' ,J , ' . - .. ,QT 1 ' 1' J f. I ' .K , iii What does Theresa have up her sleeve at Deishers? Barry Is working on a tire at Kroningers. yi' M- Xkrte., 5., ,Lf , I, f , m X' fi 'Y I ' My i' 'fl , If ,.,. V, I J? P -. K .J 1 -ff I Karen says You better tip me or you'll see Three Stars! Tim is working hard at Wayne Wessners. ACTIVITIES 95 COUGAR YEARBOOK STAFF On any Tuesday or Wednesday out of the year you will find a flurry of excite- ment surrounding the Cougar Yearbook . Staff meetings. Copy Editor Tina Haas and her staff are busy writing and rewrit- ing their articles. Business Co-editers Lori Kutz and Wanda Oswald are keep- ing their staff and typewriters buzzing with material for the next deadline. And g Layout Editor Karen Haring and her ,V staff are busily leaning over pages, rul- ers in hand, preparing their latest assign- ments. Finally, with the approval of Mrs. Warmkessel, Business Adviser, Mr. Har- ing, Copy Adviser, or Mr. Schwoyer, Layout Adviser the book is ready for the printer and another Cougar is on the way. Layout Staff: First row: Taren Badders, Karen Haring, Jill Herman, Andrea Groff. Second row: Jolene Fryzol, Monica Geist. Third row: Danielle Keglovits, Kim Mertz. Fourth row: Brenda Rabert, Lorna Honicker. Fifth row: Karen Luckenbill, Holly Hildenbrand, Barb LeVan. Sixth row: Keni Cofin, Debbie Farber, Sharon Flail, Dorene Hertzog, Mr. Schwoyer. Not Pictured: Julie Peters.. i L- as .-.. ,mg A Copy Staff: First row: Paula Kutz, Craig Koller. Second row: Bruce Seidel. Third row: Photographers: Tracy Fenstemacher, Yvonne Fink, Janine Reed. Fourth row: Dena Christ, Tina Haas, Mr. Haring, Larry Stratton, Susan Kelchner. 96 ACTIVITIES Business Staff: First row: Dorna Brobst, Nancy Neville, Kim Leslie. Second row: Brenda Wisser, Third row: Sharon Preble, Alice Mengel, Lori Kutz, Wanda Oswald, Fourth row: Loraine Sanner, Kim DeTurk. Fifth row: Audrey Brobst, Holly Hilberg, Mary Weida, Sixth row: Leslie Hummel, Mrs. Warmkessel. Let s see how many characters is that 1 x Craig, which picture of me do you think looks the best? H , fat Z' 'kill H 3 Karenl, we can't put those kind of pictures in the yearbook. ACTIVITIES 97 K HSPER This year, like other years, the KAHSPER staff was rather small, but each one contributed a little something to make each issue a little different. For instance, do you remember the hairy legs contest, the logic problems, horo- scopes or Dear Alice? The week before deadline is always a busy one for the reporters and co-edi- tors, Ros Reichert and Tina Haas. Once everything is handed in, our advisers, Mrs. Bodnyk and Mr. Haring are busy proofreading. The articles are then giv- en to Mrs. Reighn's typing class, layed out and sent off. In about a week every- one has a copy of the newspaper. Linda Gorsuch, Tina Haas, editor, Ros Reichert, Brenda Mandel, Sonja Lesher, Lori Harden, Holly Hilberg, Mrs, Dorothy Bodnyk, Advisor. MORNIN ANN UNCEME TS 98 ACTIVITIES Www. What better way to start the day than with a cheerful Good Morning. This year, the responsibility for this early greeting was left in the hands of an able few. Their's was the task of getting us started, leading us through the Pledge to the Flag, and reminding us of any cur- rent events or accomplishments. We wish to recognize and thank those anon- ymous announcers for a job well done. It was better than a cup of coffee. Announcers for '79-'8O: Mark Hersh- berger, Ken Loose, Julie Peters, Ros Reichert, Matt Wagner, Taren Badders, Colin Heffley, Heidi Moyer, Troy Greenawalt, Tracy Fenstermacher, Har- old Fleisher, Tony Barbera, Chuck Youngerman, Tim Heffner tChairmanl. Taren Badders, Mark Hershberger, Tim Heffner, Julle Peters, Matt Wagner, Troy Greenawald, Tracy Fenstermacher, Ken Loose, Ros Reichert. National Honor Society 32? 'rt WWW 43 f4'J iiMy, 'ii Twenty-nine new members were inducted into the Kutztown Area High School Chapter of the National Honor Society this year. This created a total member- ship of fifty-seven members Cthirty-two seniors and twenty-five juniorsl. Led by president Stuart Guinther, vice-president Brian Balthaser, treasurer Tina Haas, and secretary Jean Bryde, the group has brought higher scholastic achievement to K.A.H.S. Seniors: First row: Karen Luckenbill, Karen Haring, Deb- ble Walker. Second row: Lisa Geiger, Sue Kelchner, Tina Haas, Keni Coffin, Audrey Brobst, Jean Bryde. Third row: Karen Rauch, Kathy Walbert, Lori Sanner, Lisa Kline, Wan- da Oswald, Sharon Henry. Fourth row: Craig Koller, Emma Jean Yoder, Tim Heffner, Mat Wagner, Wayne Shade. Fifth row: Tony Barbera, Tim Stark, David Boyer, Robert Schafer, Harold Fleisher. Seniors: First row: Brian Balthaser, Margaret Greenawald, Da- vid Rothermel, Stuart Guinther. Second row: Dorene Hertzog. Juniors: Second row: Lisa Fenstemacher, Andrea Groth, Deb- bie Farber,. Third row: Karen Leiby, Janine Reed, Alice Mengel, Barbara Schroeder. Fourth row: Monika Geist, Sharon Flail, Holly Fredrick, Lori Moyer. Fifth row: Jill Herman, Hallie Os- wald, Kathy Eidle, Nancy Peiffer, Sixth row: Kim Jack, Beth Clark, Larry Stratton, Cindy Biehl. Seventh row: Rodney Kun- kel Taylor Fenstemavher Dean Kniss 5 r . - L L if fl L f A Q ACTIVITIES Q9 Friday is always a day to look forward to because Friday is club day. Clubs are a chance to be with friends and have fun while sharing interests and learning something new. Clubs provide for a vari- ety of interests from beer can collecting to card playing to first aid. There are old favorite clubs too, like F.B.L.A., G.A.A., or knowledge bowl. Clubs are fun and profit for K.A.H.S. students and turn out to be one of their fondest memories. i,-i f ., y he Lorna's busy making a poster for the T.V. game in spirit club. More shop? W.,-r. , , ,I . , fwf- 1O0 ACTIVITIES The pep band competes for the club volleyball championship Ahhh .... the sufferings one must endure. PN,- 61 fb It J! No, this isn't a college sorority, its G.A.A. initiation. Pep band rehearses for Friday's game. The Karens and Taren Club? !'7 'N-! gu. 1 - IIQXOI . .. ' 'kv ,fi,n, ,,. . H. .. , ...Q--. ,'x-I.-4 n,.:,'---,.jf..- f,:.-ff-',fI1',1' .TZfYlgg:Zg3EJ'J i '-:gf . I Q 7 'fgli' . 1- a ' ' .V N., I Lfif -'. Lily . f r fra rw X ','-.ff , -,x 2 2-. eww, A ,ff f 44 m'rrn'fS'C ...gif Concentration and strategy are displayed in the chess club. Its exciting, its mind-hogging, its knowledge bowl, 15 ,fxYX, Stage Crew: Front row: John Long, Randy Adams, P. J. Patterson Back row: James Springer, Carl Lutz, Jeff Mandel, Richard Koller, Sam Stettler, Wayne Reinert. at xA 'l'HEY'RE LW YS THERE WI-IE A Existing in our school are many A people s who do various jobs behind the scenes. Theyfassist many people in getting the job done. These students offer aid to students and teachers alike. . iali yy A Our thanks goes to these students for giving of their time and talents. Without them, ourschool life would be l a little more hectic. y A gh K ,kgg gi y .y - y . Above: Sound Crew: Front row: Sam Stettler, Richard Koller. Back row: Jeff Man- del, P. J. Patterson, Wayne Reinert, Carl Lutz, Randy Adams. Lower left: A. V.: Front row: Randy Adams, Richard Koller, Wayne Reinert, Sam Stettler, Jeff Mandel. Bock row: Dennis Stettler, Gary Gross, James Chudnovsky, Tim Heffner. F 1 fl I-llllll V. wa' Il X gi 4-. ll Mil, 4 A ' fy- -lf.: iw j, s A Fifi? j ' , Q f 'S Il..,., ---- - ll ' 5 ! . x , E 4 v'.3N ,,1,, ' x. 'jf' fi : 4l ' gr T I YOU EED THEM Library Aides: Front row: Shirley Laub, Scott Gladney, Brenda Mandel, Melissa Miller, Keith Gehman, Amy DeTurk. Back row: Pam Trax, Gretchen Conrad, Karla Kemp, Marie Johnson, Teresa Dunkel- berger, Brenda Hartline, Elizabeth Die- trlch, Marjorie Bailey, Suzanne Gladney, Brenda Moyer, James Najarian. Y'-P' f Top left: Teacher Aides: Kim DeTurk, Suzanne Gladney, Donna Brobst. Top right: Office Aides: Front row: Wendy Shearer, Mandy Graff, Tammy Rippy, Paulette Loy. Mlddle row: Beata Schaeffer, Amy DeTurk, Melissa Miller, Denise Bond, Alice Mengel, Donna Brobst, Suzanne Gladney, Dorothy Keim. Back row: Sherry Hatt, Cathy Bailey, Brenda Mandel, Renae Berkenstock, Ellen Lutz, Bonnie Peters, Kim DeTurk, Betsy Him- melberger, Lori Moyer, Danelle Shrawder. Middle left: Elementary Aides: Front row: Jane Kemp, Kim Werley, Taren Bad- ders, Margaret Greenawald, Julie Peters, Ros Reichert, Heidi Moyer, Debbie Walk- er. Mlddle row: Dave Dry, Merlene Ty- son, Danelle Shrawder, Suzanne Gladney, Maria Sanelli, Kim DeTurl-t, Lorraine San- ner, Brenda Wisser. Back row: Jolene Fryzol, Paula Kutz, Keni Coffin, Tammy Slevert, Doreen Hertzog, Holly Hilberg. 5 'aft-is S- , ,L ' f rr Q ,- .VL ' , gp,w-,,fif-ax, -.-... ,Aa Hg' ' 'I -.., 1-I , ACTIVITIES 103 l 'ew' f-44 A , awww Xia RIETY SHUW On November 16 and 17, the Class of 1980 brought more than twelve hundred on-lookers to their feet with their presentation of Kutztown Kabaretu, a variety show. The show presented singing, dancing, comedy, music, and drama, performed by a cast of more than fifty talent-packed seniors under the direction of Mr. Richard I-luyett. The variety show will be talked about for years to come. The whole school extends congratulations to the Class of 1980 for a job well done. -fi li sv- 'f ' rg -1 'S -. ffgwfzfrzfrgy- 5, r ff! 'rl i , J W F.. ' GJ 1 'lr' 4 'lf T we T s 47 U g 3, er 3 . 1 I it r i zalmf-'ian fi n 'fn sf H , r' . :II-' N4 fvfezofgf-, - . . - . ., .un 1' ' I . - V 5, - , SPOR TS Dedication On February 26, 1979, Ralph Deily died while practicing with the track team. In sor- row, we remember the passing of our friend. In honor, we dedicate the sports section of the 1980 Cougar to his memory. May his hard work stimulate us to grow, his determination inspire us to win, and his sportsmanship re- mind us of the true goal of athletic pursuit. 1,1 1,- ffm, W! W7 'lxffixq' ,Wm ,X U. 'id 7 0 Q lf 1' '?, 'fe fl, f 4 if! ' f ajfg? f f 11 or 54, gm ?4 ,4. 55, 51 ' The Cougar Soccer Team contlned theirvfreptttation of V being a major force in the Berks County SoccerLeague. This year s squad hmshed the season with a tough 3 2 loss to the Bullets of Brandywine, leaving them an over all record of 10 9 2 Th Cougars fmished fourth in Division Two behind Fleetwood Brandywine and Oleg The team was led by Super Seniors Craig Sinclair Matt Wagner, Wayne Shade Scott Jack, John Stem, Tony Dave Stem was also as big help With thss kind of deduce Soc Barbera and Scott Delong High scoring sophomore non, the Cougar Soccer Trail will lead up to better thmgs V ,Zi :.,, , . v , . Q . V . 1 V , .t t . . .. . , .,: .. . L., . . Q , . 'ia ,, '. ,, V - , -: A' ' nil? .4 - .JN2 Varsity: Front Row: Scott Jack, Joe Wolff, Bruce Mertz, Scott DeLong, Tony Barbera, Jon Stein, Matt Wagner, Wayne Shade, Howard Stark. Second Row: Coach Oberholtzer, Brian Stump, Kevin Koch, Taylor Fenstemacher, Jeff Ebling, Kevin Fegley, Joel Schappell, Bill Scholl, Andy Angstadt, Dan Deturk, Kevin Stitzel, David Stein, Managers: Brenda Mandel, Cathy Eidle. xlib' X A J.V.: Flrlt Row: Gary Green, Peter Guinther, Harold Shenk, Dane Badders, David Ebling, Dean Krumanocker, Guy Klang, Kyle Olinger. Second Row: Coach Lindenmuth, Todd Csensits, Brian Stump, Eric Hanson, Mitch Werley, Eric Erb, Kerry Rutherford, Kyle Hildenbrand, Bruce Adam. 108 SPORTS A sl , X. -d ' 1 g QE Qld- . x:?:,feaf gifsyip, LN. .n....,.-, .' , lj! 5 . Y SPORTS 109 Football The Cougar Football Team had a season they can be proud of. The varsity team had a record of 1 win and 10 losses scoring more points in one season than ever before. The team, led by seniors Jim Del.air, Ron Hilbert, Gary Kline, Rob Rarick, Dave Reed, Dave Rothermel, Dwayne Scheidt and Tim Smith, showed marked improvement in defense as well as offence. Rob Rarick was selected as the 2nd team running back for the Reading Eagle All Berk Team, as well as the Inter- County League Team. Honorable Mentions were awarded to Rob Rarick, Kevin Stump, Dale Conrad, Eyvind Boyesen, and Dave Ford. Congradulations for a fine season, and good luck next year. Sv .Zn U First row: Dave Reed, Dave Rothermel, Tim Smith, Rob Rarick, Ron Hilbert, Gary Kline, Jim Del.air, Kevin Stump, Dwayne Scheidt. Second row: Coach Skrovanek, Coach Lengel, Greg Rarick, Dale Conrad, Bob Smith, Ron Stoudt, Darid Ritzman, Roy Wessner, Marlin Moyer, Derek Green, Coach Endy. Third row: Scott Gladney, Scott Foster, Todd Keller, Pete Heffley, Jay DeLong, Dave Ford, Eyvind Boyesen, Darren Dietrich. Fourth row: Francis Guida, Kevin Berger, Scott Werley, Glen Leibensperger, Mike Fink, Pat Cronrath. ll 'x . 'I I -- 1 . . ' '. 4, ,,,.,J,. . ,,, 110 SPORTS 'fff Neff. A 4- N. , -1, D , P i ' 2 I . 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K . 4 3 2Mert2, Joelifiraff, and f-James E. l GOLF yeafs golf tearn had a Qbod time keeping trackgof the . ball, Their season leaguiielcord S was gsix- wins-f-Sand -threef-loses. S yflzmmiiantrationiifand a fine' eye ate 'fimportant 1 qualitiesfz lfor golfeis. Haroldg Eleisher, gailfien- ior. dig-played both g M He Lwasnikiiber one man with a low round of seventy -four. The oth- er seniors were,Mark 1 iberberjand- Scottqi-ifSi1nderland, -who aisdfgerved as team mas-S cot. Coach Lazo is looking for- i i ward to next year's-teena. Soine51f l -fine returning playersplare Tirne Pliillips, who-had this years only 5 hole-in-one. 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Standing: Mark nv -aww me wx Menn- maa- . , 44, vm- wif-me HDCKEY J.V.: Managers: Dawn Henninger, Cheryl Eckert, Cheryl Adam. Top to Bottom:CoachLeibensperger,Danielle Reed, Alice Mengel, Jenny Kramer, Mary Weida, Maria Velleca, Debbie Rader, Pam Conrath. Center to Back: Kristin Sell, Sally Stein, Margaret Schlenl-ter, Erica David, Carole Mest. Center to Front: Ann Cronrath, Lynne Eshlemen. Not Pictured: Rita Angstadt. 1 14 SPORTS Varsity: Front Row: Stacey Jack, Angie Fegley, Co-Captain Heidi Moyer, Co-captain Vicki Ream, Joy Boyer, Melanie Mohler, Middle Row: Patty Smith, Diane Shade, Stormy Baver, Jane Kemp, Lisa Fenstermacher, Gwen Gerberich. Back Row: Coach Dionisio, Cheryl Dreibelbis, Louise Rhode, Jill Her- man, ETHEL , Anne Fegley, Barb Schroeder, Kim Jack. Not Pictured: Manager: Monda Ballard. ' 1 1 .M 4 , bl :af . , C . 1 ' f , , ' m1mm- . . . X -, . ,f , ,,,.f zagam-,.'.-Q 1 f-'1Y?xs A? . f .4 ..-'z,.iq.- X- -1 1 v V, A .1 .'f ki.-'--f' W, W, .L ' ' - ' ' Q 151 gf . 1' 5 NF ,V 5 f ,wb fi, , W X 'X 'Q g r I W! 0 WW Q5 W 55- W ff Q4 WW. ' .lflizgi . Z3 - ' 4.1 . ff Evil., 'H g,f.jwi1+ ' Y' Mm 1 , K , 3 i ' if - X15-sr'?'f?5E, A-1-4 '1 M6 A r-if . 'Wf -2 ,- , f. 'f5? f'-- V4 ' I..sI-W-GLS' L' .- X Vgfifn' T '3-, ' ' .,q:.,t:.,,..f:,.,,563,.,,, Kar? 3, 4 b 1: -:rv Ya'-A'-f3.-,2'.-4g::.-,wg1ls 1-.b-FQ' Ffgswf -' ' 5 - ' '. ' H 'V 'Q i ' ' -'S p fr: IS,-6.::2'.-'. N.v , ' ' . - . ' .1 - an 'vp f . 1 V 13 . X ,z-gig, ,Q ' 9 1 ,- X J, 4 fs51,f?!f 2,?g,:Qii- IJ. ' , ' - ' - ' a A 1 i :-in Aww. au fm. , ' Y - -! , , I J , ' 5 . Q . ,fx im A 'L W ' Afvm:,.15-wgl,-S,,4, Q K 'SQA , ..., , W ,. - fs? wi W L SPORTS 115 BDYS' CROSS COU TRY The Boys' Cross Country Team finished their season with a fine 7-1 league record. The team, coached by Mr. Reidel and Mr. Haring, was awarded second place in the Berks County Division II Competition. AI- though all the runners deserve con- gradulations, individual accom- plishments must be noted. Senior Kieth Flicker, team captain, went undefeated in dual meet competi- tion, won the Muhlenberg Invita- tional, finished third in the Berks County Conference Run, fourth in the P.I.A.A. District II Race and placed third in the P.I.A.A. State Championships. Keith and senior Ed Stein were also named to the Division II All Star Team. Front row: Top right: Scott Piscatelli, Brian Mertz, Ed Stein, Dean Kniss, Keith Flicker, Lloyd Lutz. Back row: Tom Wolfe, Nick Seaborne, Eric Hartman, Dale Rothermal, Tim Rader. Top left: Coach Reidel. :serif 5 E . 2131 1 S . P 5 1- X. s -5 V1 I 1 i I -, 'Q 4 3 ,Lf r if ' ml 2 . 1 X0 i H A f ' f 1 'rl illmf fl IRLS' CROSS COU TRY fl . ' L ,Y - 6 -3 -A 5 . 1 ' ,,,. . . ' , fs.-1 .ad ,ls H1 D l , 1 ?'i f :W X . f .J L: J Top left: coach Haring. Top right: Kneeling: Emma Jean Yoder. Standing: Kim Hoffman, Liz Sanders, Kris Blose, Margaret Greenawald, Kathy Rothermel, Marcy Dieter, Holly Kaehn. fx - ,rf-' ' 5? i ,QW um- - W 1 ,rr -f r 1 1'. ' 1 The Girls' Cross Country Team, captained by Margaret Greenawald, placed fourth in the Berks County League with a 7-3 record. The team, coached by Mr. Reidel and Mr. Haring, finished second in the Twin Valley Relay, third in the Berks County Confer- ence Championship run, and sixth at the District III Championships. Besides the team's fine record there were several noteable indi- vidual accomplishments. Senior Margaret Greenawald placed Eighth at the Muhlenberg Invita- tional and eleventh in the District Ill Run. She was also chosen for the Berks County All Star Team. Freshman Liz Sanders had an out- standing season, featuring a third at the Muhlenberg Invitational, and an eleventh in the County Confer- ence Run. BOYS' BASKETB LL The 1979-1980 Cougar basketball season proved to be very exciting and successful. Led by coaches Art Luptowski and Bob Freed and seniors Mitch Bond, Ken Loose, Scott Jack, and Mark Hershberger along with the rest of the team thrilled the fans with victories over rivals Fleetwood and Brandywine. After finishing the first half of league play with 6-3 record, the team hustled to eight straight wins in the second half. The last game of the regular season was against Daniel Boone for the second half championship. The Cougars lost a heart breaker, but ended up in second place in section Il at the Berks County League with a 14-4 record. The team ended with an overall record of 16-9. Even though the team will be losing four seniors, including high scorer Mark Hershberger, next year's team will be a contender and continue Kutztown's tradi- tion on winning basketball. VARSITY Front row: John Fryzol, Ted Sny- der, Taylor Fenstermacher, Kevin Koch, Coach Luptowski. Back row: Mitch Bond, Jeff Ebling, Scott Jack, Jon Loose, Ken Loose, Mark Hersh- berger. le . S I A 1 :M 'N xl in X 1, K? fl g v W, ,- L5 ,-'ggi' ' 5J,t '.:X? E i '-' ,-- 11 N X 2 Tl vi 1 L.. f I vi- C ,ig-,,, , , , , .,i,.g,. , J .V. Flrst row: Kevin Koch, Joe Wechne zak, John Fryzol, Bruce Adam. Sec- ond row: Mitch Werley, Darron Die- trich, Eric Erb, Jon Loose, Jeff Ebling Joel Schappell, Coach Freed. Not pic- tured: Todd Csencsits. nfavbv f-'Nil-bw ,, pu WRESTLI G J.V.: Front row: Bruce Ross, Kyle Hil- denbrand, Jim Chudnovsky, John Long, Eric Weaknecht, Back row: Dave Ford, Rich Weaknecht, Pete Hef- fley, Mark Long, Dave Stein, Kerry Rutherford, Coach Burrows. Kutztown 'Area's wrestling team finished their usual superb season with an impressive overall record of 13-2 and a league record of 6-1. They achieved a first place standing in the Kutztown Christmas Tournament, with championships won by Scott Delong, Tim Stark, Rob Rarick, Eyvind Boyseon, and Scott Piscatelli. They took second place in Berks County Sectionals Championships behind Brandywine. The wrestlers were led by seniors Tim Stark, Rob Rarick, Scott DeLong, and Ed Stein. Their presence on the mat will be greatly missed, but many fine wrestlers will be returning. A high point of the season came when Tim Stark, with a season record of 25-1, and Rob Rarick, with a record of 25-0, became the first District Champions from Kutztown. Congradulations, boys! The mat men of Kutztown are a proud team with the support of spectators that are equally as proud of them. Top left: Coach Burrows, along with co-captains Tim Stark and Rob Rarick, proudly display their championship trophy from the Christmas Tournament. Mid- dle left: Coach Burrows offers advice. Middle right: Varsity: Front row: Dan DeTurk, Ed Stein, Devin Siegel, Scott DeLong, Mike Patterson, Bruce Ross. Back row: Scott Piscitelli, Eyvind Boysen, Rob Rarick, Tim Stark, Dale Follweiler, Randy Rabenold, Greg Rarick, Coach Burrows. - 1 'M X Managers: Pam Cronrath, Tracy Dankel, Coach Burrows, Holly Hildenbrand, Ann Cronrath. Du. -1-ni .Mi Top left: Could it be another pin for Rob Rarick? Top right: Go get him Eyvincl, Upper mlddle left: The varsity team supports their J.V. colleagues. Middle left: Scott DeLong works a takedown. Middle right: Dale Follweiler maneuvers his opponent into a cradle. Bottom left: Ed Stein works for a pin. Bottom right: Tim stark resists a powerful opponent, if IRLS BASKETB LL far ' 1 f 1 Y N-'a . . tl 1 1 ' A Z ., ,, VV K nfs I 54 vs Jag? - 1 g -V hx . 7 .. - ,W I S 4 ' z. xx P-vx I V 3' , 7' :N , T ,., H, fi K V , ,,, 1 JN., cnt- 5 N 4 Z-rl' ily Llyif - 1 .'X ' ' 'Ln -A, f, PQ- is , .. a .. W C3 - - ffwn B i - Q., J V K: Michele Zimmerman, Angie Fegley, Cindy Hartranft, Andrea Jeffrey. H: Diane Shade, coach Dionisio, Jane Kistler, 0 I Amanda Sharp, Beth Garman. S: Kristin Sell, Karla Kemp, Amy Sunderland. 122 SPORTS Look out men! The Cougarettes are coming up fast in the world of basket- ball. Captain Heidi Moyer led the team, including seniors Maria Sanelli, Cheryl Dreibelbis, and Katherine Schaeffer to a season record of 9-9 and an overall record of 9-13. The high scorers were Stacey Jack at 286 and Stormy Baver at 240. This was the first year that any team members scored over 200 points. When the J.V.'s are not cheering on the varsity squad, they are playing some fine basketball as well. They had their best season this year finishing with a 16-2 record and winning the Eastern Division for the second straight year. Outstanding sophomores were Jane Kistler with 143 points and 164 rebounds and Beth Garman with 164 points and 149 rebounds. Both teams' successes were due to hard work in practice and dedication to the team. Keep up the good work! VARSITY Kneeling: Maria Sanelli, Stormy Baver, Cheryl Dreibelbis, Gwen Gerberich, Sue Heffner. Standing: Coach Lengel, Stacey Jack, Kathy Schaeffer, Barb Schroeder, Anne Fegley, Kim Jack, Heidi Moyer. V K N--.... 0 -..... SPORTS 123 sl ag! f f Top left: Basketball: First row: Dawn Werley, Molly Kramer, Lois Hum- mel, Lorna Honiker. Second row: Margaret Greenawald, Julie Peters. Third row: Sharon Flail, Jill Schonely, Carolyn Kemp, Debbie Walker. Top right: J.V. Winter: Sue Remaley, Donna Wartzenluft, Lori Raub, Mitzi Hoppes, Lisa Ely, Wendy Schonely, Elizabeth Schaffer, Sue McGuigan, Debbie Wagner. Middle left: J.V. Fall: Sue Himmelberger, Debbie Wagner, Lisa Ely, Julie Seidel. Not pictured: Sue McGuigan. 3' f OUR COUGAR SPIRIT LEADERS! At every sporting event, during every season, throughout the entire year, our teams are supported by a certain group of girls, the cheerleaders. During the Fall, they brave the elements to cheer the football and soccer teams on to victory. During the Winter, they take to the gym to keep the spirits of basketball and wrestling fans running high. The cheerleaders are always there with smiles on their faces and rah! rah! rahs! to keep the Cougar spirit alive! .T '51 n ' 1 TT-- 1 9 ', Q, E , . 1, ,U ,Q ,.. M S ,FJ ,Y , fi in irqh K 4 S ff' ff 4, - v A ...... 1 I 1 . Top right: Soccer: Top clockwise: Ju- lie Peters, Karen Rauch, Connie Cutlip, Erin Shade, Lorna Honicker. Middle left: Football: Slttlng: Kim Werley, Dawn Werley, Kneeling: Beth Clark. Stand- lng: Janie Conrad, Kanda Dierolf. ACTIVITIES 125 FIELD HOCKEY K-town ' Opp. 7 Exeter 0 1 Northwestern 2 1 Tulpehocken 4 O Fleetwood 1 0 Brandywine 5 6 Mt. Penn O 2 Central Catholic 0 3 Daniel Boone 1 0 Twin Valley 7 3 Fleetwood 2 0 Brandywine 6 0 Oley 1 0 Tulpehocken 4 Won-5 Lost-8 . GOLF K-town Opp. 448 Fleetwood 484 482 Southern Lehigh 389 470 Wilson 370 422 Schuulkill Valley 514 470 Oley 482 443 Muhlenberg 396 453 Hamburg 436 433 Brandywine 504 416 Schuylkill Valley ,501 458 Oley 512 424 Muhlenberg 374 447 Hamburg 338 445 Brandywine 506 Won-7 Lost-6 I soccer: K-town Qpp. 5 ' 4 Saucon Valley 3 Bishop Haffey 1 Lower Moreland 0 Emmaus 1 Salsbury 0 Fleetwood 1 Twin Valley 1 Mt. Penn A 2 Oley 3 Brandywine 3 Tulpehocken 4 Wilson 1 Conrad Weiser 3 Reading 1 Governor Mifflin 3 Twin Valley 2 Mt. Penn 3 Hamburg 1 Fleetwood 1 Oley . 2 Brandywine Won-10 Lost-9 Tied-2 K 4 5 5 6 4 5 6 5 7 4 5 4 3 7 3 4 2 -t GIRLS' TENNIS own Wilson Exeter Hamburg Brandywine Muhlenburg - Tulpehocken Schuylkill Valley Mt. Penn Harnburg Brandywine Tulpehocken Fleetwood Muhlenberg Schuylkill Valley Mt. Penn Fleetwood Wilson Won-14 Lost-3 BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY K-to 38 22 43 22 17 19 16 15 18 15 wn Muhlenberg Wilson Twin Valley Daniel Boone Oley Fleetwood Hamburg Brandywine Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken Won-8 Lost-2 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTY K-town Opp. 34 Wilson 23 23 Twin Valley 32 23 Reading 32 21 Oley 36 20 Fleetwood 38 19 Hamburg 37 29 Gov. Mifflin 26 15 Conrad Weiser 50 24 Exeter 33 29 Muhlenberg 26 Won-3 Lost-7 FOOTBALL K-town Opp. 0 Eastern York 34 6 Northwestern Lehigh 7 6 Exeter 20 21 Hamburg 38 0 Holy Name 42 31 Central Catholic 20 6 Schuylkill Valley 20 0 Daniel Boone 14 19 Wyomissing 34 15 Conrad Weiser 41 0 Lansdale Catholic 47 Won-1 Lost-10 BOYS' BASKETBALL K-town Opp. 45 55 Blue Mountain 61 Central Catholic 37 Allen 48 Southern Lehigh 44 Muhlenberg 54 Schuylkill Valley 64 Brandywine 58 Hamburg 59 Oley 58 Mt. Penn 34 Whitehall . 51 Springford , 65 Fleetwood 35 Twin Valley 70 Tulpehocken 50 Daniel Boone 41 Schuylkill Valley 63 Brandywine 65 Hamburg 59 Oley 58 Mt. Penn 49 Fleetwood 54 Twin Valley 60 Tulpehocken Daniel Boone 34 Exeter Won-16 Lost-10 GIRLS' BASKETBALL K-town Opp. 29 Blue Mountain 57 26 Wyomlssing 46 Southem Lehigh 38 Reading 64 Schuylkill Valley 34 Brandywine 44 Hamburg 51 Oley 49 Mt. Penn 41 Plne Grove 40 Fleetwood 32 Twin Valley 43 Tulpehocken 29 Daniel Boone 50 Schuylkill Valley 44 Brandywine 50 Hamburg 62 Oley 44 Mt. Penn 35 Fleetwood 35 Twin Valley ' 58 Tulpehocken 51 Daniel Boone Won-9 Lost- 14 WRESTLING- K-town Oppg 33 A. Central Catholic 23 31 Upper Eerklomen 30 30 23 31 Conrad Weiser Blue Mountain Wilson Schuylkill Valley 60 Twin Valley 24 Brandywine 47 Daniel Boone 42 R. Central Catholic 29 Southern Lehigh - 38 Wyomissing 47 Exeter 38 Muhlenberg 60 Fleetwood Won-13 Lost -2 Sports 127 ff 11 ri- ,, ifv gt x I3 F if l fi 1-x'1 fa xr GQ zfzk ' Z r - - 's'.'a .. 'XV 5' .549 1' ': ii5zgVi3 ivksf -'qi fix is if Al '2 Q --' V Wir. 9523- . A , r sf -e .f 5 -1 nf I! .-rv' Q fy FQ 4' ' 1 fb 'rc 'W- Nd H -.am yen ,f J? 9 gsxttw 1 kay. lf: Q , F ,Z'b v?-5 E551 1 COUGAR T LE Late Fall Mild Winter Early Spring K.A.H.S. 1979-1980 Education Is Alive And Thriving -1-'e'-'wi Mr. Haring is seen here teaching one of the many English mini-courses offered at K.A.H.S. Mini-courses play a major part in the students' curriculum at Kutztown. The Pennsylvania Department of Education conducts an Educa- tional Quality Assessment of all school districts in Pennsylvania. The test are given to fifth, eighth, and eleventh graders. The purpose of the tests is to determine how youngsters are doing in basic skills areas and social areas. Our youngsters took these tests last April. The results of the test compare us to school districts of our size and type and also compare us to all school districts in Pennsyl- vania. We can all be proud of the results of these tests. The evidence is that education is alive and thriv- ing in the 100 square miles that encompasses the Kutzgown Area School District. CLASS OF 1980 International Scars The winter of 79-80, will always be scarred with the memory of the plight of the fifty Americans held captive in the U.S. Embassy in Teh- ran. The radical students who siezed the hostages promised re- lease of the prisoners only in ex- change for the ex-shah of Iran. The militants made it clear that they would only obey their revolution- ary leader, the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini who rose to power in Iran after the deposition of the shah. Seniors Get The Draft What will our seniors be doing after high school? This year, an involuntary alternative may be the Army, Navy or Air Force. lt is very probable that the draft will be back once more. President Carter, reacting to tense international situ- ations has asked for the registra- tion of males and possibly females between the ages of eighteen and twenty. All are nervous about the final decision. When will it start, and when will it end? Olympic Honors This was the year of the XIII Olympic Games and the honor of hosting the games was brought to Lake Placid, New York. Although the event got off to a rough start, with transportation problems for spectators, and unseasonal weath- er problems for contestants, things straightened out soon after the opening ceremonies and the com- petition became intense and excit- Ing. The Americans were well repre- sented in several events, not the least of which was the ice hockey competition. After an amazing 4-3 upset over the favored Russian team, our young skaters went on to the final 4-2 victory over Finland winning them the gold medal. This marked a major triumph for the Americans who had only won one other gold medal in hockey during the 1960 games at Squaw Valley. Eric Heiden completed a one- man ice capades at the Winter Olympics and kept American pride bursting by winning five gold med- als in speed skating. The 21-year- old native of Madison, Wisconsin became the first athlete ever to win five gold medals in Winter Olympic competition. Heiden swept the 500, 1000, 1500, 5000, and 10,000 meter events. Mr. Reidel along with other sporting facul- ty brave the cold weather and students' marksmanship at the band carnival spon- sored by the Band Wagon. Band Sponsors Carnival One of the biggest and most fun of the Band Wagon money raising projects this year was the Carnival. Early last Fall the parking lot was cleared and the various concession and game stands set up. There was a raffle with the big prize. Busin- esses from Kutztown donated their items for prizes as well. The largest crowd pleaser was the dunking booth. Who could resist trying to dunk their favorite teacher! Mr. Breininger, Mr. Reidel, Mr. Huyett, Mr. Drew, and Mr. Darion were the brave souls who took to the water, all for the benefit of the band. Students weren't the only ones trying to dunk the K.A.H.S. faculty. In the photo at the left, Mr. Drew tries his skill at dunking fellow faculty. Haffv MCGOMQIQ A Special Thanks Named 'Coach Of The Year' SL: ' 4 Mr. McGonigle is a Social Studies teacher and boys' tennis coach at K.A.H.S. Mr. Harry McGonigle, social studies teacher at Kutztown Area Hifh School, has been voted Coach of the Year by the Lehigh Valley Tennis Association. Mr. McGonigle has been cited by the group for his teaching of solid fundamentals, his concern for youngsters and his abil- ity to produce exceptional teams year after year. When the Kutz- town Area High School team takes to the court in 1980 it will be carry- ing a six year league record of sev- enty-eight wins and two losses. Congradulations to a fine teacher. The yearbook would like to take this opportunity to pay recognition to the managers and statisticians for the various sports. Following is a list of sports and the names of the managers and statisticians for each sport. Soccer: Managers: Brenda Man- del, Kathy Eidle. Field Hockey: Managers: Cheryl Eckert, Monda Ballard, Cheryl Adam, Dawn Hen- ninger. Football: Manager: Janie Conrad. Boys' Basketball: Man- Winter Dance On January 12, 1980, a very unique and special occasion hap- pened at K.A.H.S. People passing by the elementary school asked, What is going on? Those kids are dressed in suits and ties and pretty dresses. The Answer was the Winter Dance. It is the only semi-formal affair at K.A.H.S. The Winter Dance was catered by the Fancy Pantry and The Fairer Sexi' sup- plied the music. Everybody had a good time. The food was great, the music inspiring, and the conversa- tion lively. Everybody left the dance with a smile on his face. The Midas Touch This year the rush was on for gold. Prices had been soaring to heights never imagined before. For the first time, the price of an ounce of gold crossed the S900 mark. Many investors would make their fortunes, is they were lucky. But, then again, many would lose. ager: Bob Wisser. Statisticians: Connie Cutlip, Denise Bond, Craig Koller, Bruce Seidel, Debbie Wart- zenluft, Tim Phillips, Donna Spohn, Karen Sterner, Alyssa Smith. Game Hostess: Danielle Keglovits. Girls' Basketball: Man- agers: Suzanne Gladney, Jenny Sterner, Debbie Vogel. Statisti- clans: Sonya Lesher, Kathy Eidle, Holly Hilberg. Wrestling: Manag- ers: Holly Hildenbrand, Tracy Dan- kel, Ann Conrath, Pam Conrath. Spirit Week At K.A.H.S. The week of February 11-15 was Spirit Week at Kutztown. The week started with Come as you are day on Monday. Students came to school dressed in their fa- vorite night clothes. Tuesday was Hat Day when students dressed in unusual and humorous head gear. Wednesday, the 13th, was Teacher Dress-up Day. Students came outfitted in the style of dress of their favorite or least favorite teacher. Sweetheart Day was Thursday, or course, Valentine's Day. Anyone who had a special friend or would have liked to have a special friend could send that person a carnation as a symbol of their feelings. A pep rally was scheduled later in the day with teachers and students competing against each other in a farce on the Olympics. The week was highlight- ed by Olympic Day on Friday. Everyone wore the attire of their favorite Olympic event. Spirit was alive at Kutztown all week. The Top 25 Songs Of 79-80 11 I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor, 21 Do Ya Think l'm Sexy? - Rod Stewart, 31 Hot Stuff - Donna Summer, 41 Sad Eyes - Robert John, 51 My Sharona' - The Knack, 61 What A Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers, 71 Reunited - Peaches and Herb, 81 Tragedy - Bee Gees, 91 I Know l'll Never Love This Way Again - Dionne Warwick, 101 Heart of Glass - Blondie, 111 Lonesome Loser - Little River Band, 121 Still - Commodores, 131 Bad Girls' - Donna Summer, 141 Ring My Bells - Anita Ward, 15- After the Love Hast Gone - Earth, Wind and Fire, 161 Fire - Pointer Sis- ters, 171 When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman - Dr. Hook, 181 Sail ON - Commo- dores, 191 The Logical Song - Supertramp, 201 A Little More Love - Olivia Newton John, 211 Good Time - Chic, 221 Rise - Herb Albert, 231 Knock On Wood - Amii Stewart, 241 Dim All the Lights - Donna Summer, 251 Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits. Chem Club Travels On Saturday, December 8th, nine senior members of the Chem Club took part in a field trip. they left the school, along with advisor, Mr. Reidel, and his wife, at 6:30 a.m. Their destination was the Smithsonian Institute in Washing- ton, D.C. The long drive was rath- er uneventful until they missed a turn off. After circling JFK Stadi- um three or four times, they were on their way again. At the Smithsonian, they visited the Museum of Natural History and the Air and Space Museum. They also visited the Washington Monument, the Botanical Gardens, and the Capitol building. All these places and others were packed into one day which was enjoyed by all. The trip ended at 9:00 when the group returned to the school. Calender Of Events Friday, September 14th Firday, October 12th Friday, November 9th Saturday January 12th Saturday March 22nd Saturday May 24th . Saturday, May 31st . , . . . . Welcome Back Dance Student Council . . Homecoming Dance Student Council , . Sadie Hawkins Dance Science Club . . . Snowflake Dance SockHop Jr. Class , Sophomore Class Dance . , ..,, , , Jr.-Sr. Prom Holiday Inn, Allentown Familiar F ace, New Title Mr. Alan R. Machamer, formerly our high school assistant principal now holds the position of principal. The Kutztown Area School Board accepted the resignation of its high school principal Mr. John R. Butler at its January 21st meet- ing. At the same time, the board appointed Mr. Alan R. Machamer, formerly our high school assistant principal, to the position of high school principal. Mr. Machamer had served as assistant principal forthe past one and one half years. A native of Williamstown, Penn- sylvania, Mr. Machamer has his Bachelor's degree from Union Col- lege and his Master's degree from Temple University. 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LESHER We Sell Kelvlnator - Westinghouse - Maytag - Hotpoint - Monarch - Pure Water Stills We service all Refrigerators, Freezers, Ranges, Washers 8z Dryers CLARENCE 8: ERNEST LESHER Lenhartsville, Pa. 19534 562-8577 756-6125 he Three Kutztown Area Awarded the,Keyst0ne Three Kuzzmwn Area students whe are members ef Kutzrowa Area Cilgpggf F mer PRTRIGT Farmers Are ' TWO Km t . Z 0 Musicians jnwn An Regis HTH? .1 DSW Career Day wi gf is Avfll 6 fum heb 0 8 be Bef S gTuesda YQ Kutztow nwenxk Sem 2? Ieff Rudd i ,1 im Regs af Amerxea v during the i Kutztmn Ar held I ndw r Rudc wxllj past hxgh S Y r Q rmcuree pm. Kean fiiv S ia! m PIAA 0 State Cross Country Lhamplonshps eww G 265 fee and pleed thxrd rn the P QVXCIQZQX V899 iv Champ: n hips held thas pd I me 5 59 W 38 GV WG ee cr are F X A ' XJ wb 25-X' .Q 0 K 'S Q 1 IM G TIIAHS Gr A Sha, was ehlmrlin for the ng Xb 5 T ated 'ifulzlown appiel-S ML Slug K Sprx tv .Vic -hfflplcr Hlg ,-. Sep, standing Fhotax CQHCGY Q66 . 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The Ultimate Reward For Years Of Hard Work And Planning. wg, E no P65 HAMILTON BANK Mmutn-r FDIV 152 ADS L f qu? A v Q 5 rf- v 6 me rv- CD S S 9-Q, I' f-'46 6 2 S 1 Q-Q I CD J: 'R' 2 F50 62 CD WPA' NE 'S In Lee's fi, E Levl s Shoes , 271 west Main Sr. Xvfilllglel' S Kutztown, Pa. 19530 Material 683-7686 Down Vests Plus Much More! ADS 153 x . NF 9 LQTYS 55 Q QD 55 w E I 01 4,-4' .4-f s Wmmuwm - 'm ?'efsff.efm 5 GHG AHB EHEQMQKQ N ' ,M . H W , J H AW v A f W ' ,M WW P 'Zi' Ns' 5 ' ' 'mimi-wi ' ' V Y:,: My fJ : ,,,, ,- ' H f--' 7 H9 :ww , B , -vw' ' um -, , f 5 i . , , H - ,,,.,,,,,,Mf:.11E..n.w,.W-.,,W,',., .. ' wk Vx SW 1 0 f M ww! W-QF,-e ag, ,. Q , Y 2 . , ,A , 154 ADS uowlteu 'V 0098 LCV 9 Z refxgfisuuad 'ufvxo uaglv ue su am 1uesaMn19 O I1 ua O 8 9!U edmuog ao Au W2 X -.Suv Nj gl maui' 51 --'Q M!! Vd NO.I.dO.I. USJB alll ad -2 ,-A 19, E .. ' I f A . I P!SOJd 'uewqeaw p f A ' 'XL .L , ' ' L 'fx , ' I A I L L L 1 L, L -Q '--L Q L Q 1, ,f ' 199119 U01 wel-L 9 LL ,fx..-xjfh 9 l ' Q A A' 1 I ! ' ' ! I ! s ' L I-I HEI VW SN NI EIAIHCI . , Plain 8L1Hn11rg Donut Shop Here At Reinninger's Market Friday And Saturday Best Wishes To Class Of ' CQQhiQ,S 9951! Q ppQtaLLcQQ Qmc. SALES WITH DEPENDABLE SERVICE Quasar - RCA - Zenith - Maytag - GE - Kitchen Aid - White Westinghouse 13 West Main St. 2i EE, 7 Fleetwood, w W L' L a ' ' Q 1' .- '7 ' . 19522 ADS 155 Flrestone t POLLARD TIRE CO NC 1 110 E M s tt am t LESTER C. MILLER Kutztown Pa Firestone n t 9 tl tnnt t Mlchelln Q ,Q A R D N0 t RCD KUTZTOWNtftPA.!i t State Inspection Y 683.30615 to Tune Up Phone 683-9757 Uwnef Opelfatdlf t 0 0 9 9 .4 Q' No .. KELCHNERM P' - - 0 L O 'Iv 234 North White Oak St. 11 East Main St, Kutztown, Pa- Fleetwood, Pa. 156 ADS V Ax xf K x ux 5 , ral.. X gf C2 '1 4 . lfw '8 S N0 v of YV! 'gf X mg.. SZ ki 'X 3:1 N 318 21 OVW BH ZI WetzelS Snowmobile Center Ski-Doo Sales 81 Service vs hne Lane, Kutztown, Pa. Phone 683-8656 Ernest H. Wetzel g X ssmihiiuuog 'I . JUYIWW 5. .IIZ .IOLU 158 ADS 6' 5 Q3 Q Wm ,ruzii E.. . in Q' as 1,.,1 'gb , , 4 Q4 ,.4V I .. I 4-f -. an f ' 'Z Q A Q u-1 853 cn 2 gg ,TJ 32 Q-4 LH -ei Q . : -62' E c: Q' - 5 ' 'D UD E Q15 00 Mew 3 in 2 35' f WN cn Cb f e 3 Q i i V ,i , Qu 5 C5 .Vs Atlantic City Submarine Sho 81 Deli 2' P 313 West Main Street, Kutztown, Pa. 683-8521 f K' 1' ng SL Pho mia ULD: ndlin Ha Now D I 894 C YZX X N cd SL U You HARDWA E You 6 8 -- W- - g Lum er - S n pane n hula Aa Lg ' J And Ce ng T e 'hr' ADS 159 BUSINESS P TRON S Andel Mobiiegfiome S eo Agey4Enterprf5es SS S7 W o B6ii'sfPlbg.,'Htg., and Ai:'Cond. Linda Boyer's Beauty . ff Commercial Irgyigport jSehyices, Ltdg C Doriigkauty Siioppe C ' S Femihine Fashions S . hk.i k,.i,r. .r'L Clarence S. Heistgildxccouiifirig - Insurance Ihc. . S S ' Luckeribeilfs Masonry S fi Nothstein Bros. 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