New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

You can hear best with your mouth closed.” — Mrs. Ryman Mr. Michael J. Wilson Principal Would you like two ads?” — Mr. Azzara Mr. William W. Millar Guidance Director Throw the gum in the waste paper can!” — Mr. Watkins Mrs. Deborah Demko Guidance Mr. Edgar A. Reitzel Vice Principal Never say never!” — Mr. Folke- more Ms. Anna Marie Rabassi Guidance 4 Mr. Cleo M. Wildasin Superintendent Mr. Lewis H. Hillard Assistant Superintendent Mr. James Berwager Business Manager Mr. Harvey W. Bollinger Athletic Director Mrs. Loretta Fisher Assistant Business Manager School Board: First Row-, Robert Berwager, Ann Baker, John Haar, Second Row-, Ralph Duncan, Wilmer Rodgers, Shirley Bittinger, Philip Alwine, James Sneeringer. 5 Mr. P. Richard Cooper Mathematics Mr. Ellis Diviney Physical Education. Health Mrs. Mary E. Ebaugh English Mr. Barry Murphy Business Mr. William Hoffacker Social Studies Mrs. Mary Jane Lynch Home Economics Mr. Sokolovich Industrial Arts, Wood Shop Mr. Richard P. Watkins Science. Driver Education Mrs. Nancy B. Weiland French 6 Mrs. Teresa A. Alcott Home Economics Oh yeah, life goes on.” — Mr. Hof- facker Mr. Joseph Azzara Graphic Arts Put your seat belts on.” — Mr. Arigo Ms. Claire Anderson Reading The answer is No! What's the ques- tion? — Mr. Gault Mr. Donald Arigo Health, Driver Education Son are you following me?” — Mom Rollins Mr. Jack Billman American History, World Cultures 7 Nobody ever accused me of being sane. — Mr. K Mr. Jim Brown Biology Horns up.” — Mr. Long Mr. Thomas H. Colgan English Mr. Brian Cambell Agriculture Pass up the papers.” — Mr. Fulton Mr. Buchholz Life Skills First mistake I ever made.” — Mr. Cooper Mr. Robert H. Conrad Diversified Occupations 8 Listen up!” — Mr. Diviney Mr. John Duttera Metal Shop Mr. James Dehoff Mechanical Drawing. Wood Shop Take out a quarter sheet of paper. — Mr. Wallace Mr. David A. Folkemer World Cultures, APB Eyes on copy, feet flat on the floor, ready type. — Mr. G But this costume will make you bea- tiful.” — Mrs. Monn Mr. Glenn Ford Reading and English Mr. Robert N. Fulton Algebra 2. Calculus A.P.V. Math 9 I Mr. Lynn Gault English Finish that sentence or so; then I’ll collect your journals.” — Mr. Colgan Mr. Neal Kendlehart Diversified Occupations. STAP There are no small parts, only small actors. — Mrs. Watson Mrs. Patricia Henry Shorthand I 2. Office Practices. Typing 2 Yes, Showers!” — Mrs. Mowery Mr. Robert Gochenauer Typing I, Accounting 2 Oh my!” — Mrs. Ebaugh Miss Knorr Music and Voice 10 Get out the weights.” — Mr. Myers Mr. R.C. Lighty, Jr. Cr. Math, Phy. Science, Physics Basic Electronics There is no such word as can’t.” — Mrs. Henry Mrs. Jennifer B. Monn Spanish 2, 3, 4, World Cultures Miss Menges LIU You're never too old to have a hap- py childhood.” — Mr. Gault Mr. Robert L. Long Sr. High Instrumental Got to take the bitter with the bet- ter.” — Mr. Bollinger Mrs. Cheryl Mowery Phys. Ed. II Get out your outline. — Brown Mr. Kenneth Myers Photography I 2. Eng. Draw. M. Drawing Hays in the barn boys.” — Billman Mrs. Ann Rollins English Mr. Rentzel Health llth Don’t clean up 5 minutes ahead of time. — Murphy Miss Prinz S.T.A.P. and World Cultures Chest'em girls. — Conrad Mrs. Mary Ryman Art 12 Mr. Ray Souders Geometry. Consumer Math, Algebra Pardon the interruption.” — Reit- zel Mr. Swope Health, P.E. Adapt Follow the Directions.” — Yiengst Mr. William G. Swanger A.P.B. Where will you be five years from now and how are you going to get there?” — Conrad Mr. Mark Stripe Library A.V. Can I have your attention for the morning anouncements?” — Wilson Mrs. Meleah Topper Typing I, Bus. Math, Law Sales 13 Mr. Charlie Waggoner English S Journalism Pass up your homework.” — Mrs. Topper Mrs. Vicki Worley Health Hard work and a good attitude will produce success.” — Mr. Arigo Mrs. Ann Watson Speech Writing, English If you learn nothing else this year you will learn the linking verb to be. ” — Mr. Waggoner Mr. Charles B. Wallace III Chem.. Science There is no such thing as an s in Spanish!!” — Mrs. Watson Mrs. Sue Yiengst Basic Clothing, Exp. Foods. Single Survival, Basic Foods 14 Class Color — Blue and Silver Class Flower — White Rose Class Song — Eye of the Ti- ger” Class Motto — We are who we are, And we are proud!” Jim Seitz, Pres., is surrounded by officers Michele Brenneman. See.) Kris Tortorici, Vice Pres.: Tina Rickrode. Treas.; Wendy Smiley. Hist. We, the class of 1983, have finally, after four years of impatiently waiting, reached our year of graduation. As we look back on the past four years, we see how much we both accomplished and failed. As freshmen we remember having a car for our homecoming float because of inexperience. But, as sophomores, we came back with a second place float. Then to make us feel more like senior high students, we got our class jackets. As our fundraisers began to be very prosperous, we were on our way to success. As juniors, we were finally reaching our utmost feelings of pride as we began to dream Sweet Dreams. our prom theme. Then those dreams began to fall together and we looked forward to being a close and united senior class. Now we must leave New Oxford Senior High, but we will take along with us the memories and experiences that we have gained here, and use them to help us grow as individuals out on our own. We hope, as a class, we have set an example for the underclassmen to follow. If so, we hope it is one that will be carried for years to come. With that, we leave one final message: We are who we are, And we are proud! 16 Mrs. Rollins Thanks, Mom, for all the help you gave us as Seniors. Thanks for a ter- rific year. Thanks for helping us with all our fund raisers throughout our four years at N.O.H.S. Mrs. Anderson 17 Charles J. Althoff, Jr. David M. Althoff Kathleen A. Apostolakis Karen M. Artrip Timothy Azzano Stephen E. Barrett Mitchell T. Baugher Glenn M. Bechtel 'Things are only worth what one makes them worth.” — Moliere Lisa M. Eltz Randy E. Erb Dwayne A. Felteh Vernon L. Filimann Colleen A. Fleshman Bradley S. Flickinger Kathy J. Flickinger Bonnie J. Foster A faithful friend is a strong defense: and he who has found such a one hath found a treasure. — Apocrypha James E. Fuhrman Daniel H. Gichner Diana C. Gramaje Christopher B. Grasmick Janice L. Gross Timothy O. Hagarman Randal J. Harmon Tony J. Hippensteel Self- Trust is the first secret of success — Emerson Brian T. Hoff Lisa J. Hoffman Melanie A. Houser Jeffrey A. Howe Clark N. Hull Ray E. Jacoby Ronald E. Jarvis Kenneth W. Johnson What I must do is all that concerns me and not what people think.” — Emerson Angela M. Kuhn Kristal A. Kuhn Lisa A. Kuykendall David E. Laughman Karen E. Laughman Troy E. Laughman Andrea K. Lawrence Diane M. Lawrence What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness. — Thomas Bailey Aldrich R. Alan Lawrence Lisa Lecrone Kenneth P. Leese Shelley L. Lemmon Sharon L. Lenhert Diane E. Lillich Jeffrey A. Linebaugh Deborah Losee ' Each morning look back upon your work of yesterday and then try to beat it. Kevin M. Maher Todd A. Martin Stanley D. McCraw David G. Mclntire Denise R. McIntyre Roberta L. McIntyre Shirley A. McKonley Donald J. McMaster Ray A. Nell Debbie A. Nieves Jodi L. Noe! Rosa M. Noel Jeffrey V. Null Melody S. Null Timothy P. O’Brien Jack C. Orner Be not simply good, be good for some thing. ” — Thoreau Brian K. Piper Bonnie J. Plank Julie A. Plank Norma J. Plank Lisa A. Preslar Paul J. Raber Douglas S. Reichart Eugene A. Reindollar we walk by faith, not by sight. — Bible fl Diane M. Reynold Lisa D. Rhine Tina M. Rickrode Keith A. Rider Jeffrey A. Riebling Bambi L. Rife William J. Rineman Gregory A. Roark A house without books is like without windows. — Horace Mann room Christine E. Robinson Holly A. Robinson Mac D. Rockey Christy A. Sanders James P. Seitz Patricia E. Selby Elaine M. Shanebrook Lori A. Sipling A book is a garden, an orchard, a store- house. a party, a company by the way. a counsellor, a multitude of counsellors. — Beecher jeffrey M. Slagle Gary Lee Slonaker Lori A. Slothour Michael R. Slothour Leah M. Small Wendy S. Smiley Craig Smith Dennis C. Smith No chain is stronger than its weakest link. — Spalding Dianne M. Smith Lori A. Smith Pamela A. Smith Mark E. Sparrow Becky J. Sponseller Shawna M. Stambaugh Fred G. Staub Lucinda M. Staub The art of pleasing consists of being pleasant. - William Hazlett Susan J. Wagaman Eric W. Wallen Christopher L. Walter Kathy L. Walter Pamela M. Warner Russell C. Warner Sherry J. Warren Robin A. Weaver I'm a great believer in luck and I find that the harder I work the more I have of it. — Thomas Jefferson Miss Andi Lawrence reigned as the 1982 Homecoming Queen. The Senior Court consisted of Tina Rickrode escorted by Clark Hull. Holly Robinson escorted by Troy Laughman. Terri Neiderer escorted by Peter Kirkegaard, Andi Lawrence escorted by Jeff Murren. and Bonnie Foster escorted by Jeff Kell. Christy Smith, escorted by Sean Carson was voted the Junior Princess. The Sophomore class selected Jeanne Brady as their princess, escorted by Greg Lawrence. 46 Most Witty Teri Thomas, Ron Jarvis Most Athletic Kelly Myers, Brian Piper Tallest and Shortest Sharon Taylor, Diane Smith. Jeff Null, Brad Flickinger Most Likely to Succeed Molly Miller. Jeff Kell Most Spirited Angie Kuhn, PJ Seitz Best All Around Andi Lawrence, Tim Azzano Most Musical Michele Brenneman, Mark Sparrow 48 Most Talkative Wendy Smiley, Tim Hagarman CHARLES JOSEPH ALT HOFF. JR,. Charlie Generali Outdoors Club I. 2; Plans to work in auto body shop and be a mechanic. DAVID MICHAEL ALTHOFF. Dave Generali Boys Athletic Club 2. 3i Plans to be a motorcycle mechanic. KATHLEEN ANN APOSTOLAKIS. Dimples Generali F.B.L.A. I. 2-. Plans to go to two year school and be a cosmetologist. KAREN MARIE ART RIP: Diversified Occupations. Chorus 2. Secretary 2i Concert Choir 2-. Stu- dent Council 2-. Alternate 2-. F.B.L.A. 1. 1. Plans to go to college or join air- force. TIMOTHY AZZANO: Tim Generali Band I. 2. 3t Student Council 4i Weight Lifting 4, Football 4; Wres- tling 4; Baseball 4; Indiana State Champion Wrestling Awardi Plans to go to college. STEPHEN EARL BARRETT. Steve Diversified Occupations; Archery 3. 4; Plans to be a mechanic. MITCHELL TODD BAUGHER. Mitch Accelerated Academici Golf I; Ski Club 2. 3; Ping Pong 4; Golf 3. 4; Plans to go to college. GLENN MORTON BECHTEL: Archery lt Boys Athletic 2-. Plans to graduate and go to a weld- ing school. KELLY SUE BLY. Kelly Accelerated Academici Chorus 2-. Concert Choir 2-. Bible Club li F.B.L.A. 2- , Pep Club 3; Bowling 4; Plans to deal with small children. CHRISTY MARIE BOYERS: Academici Band I. 2. 3. 4-. Treasurer 4; Student Council 3. 4i Treasurer 4; N.O.Y.E.A. li Pep Club 2. Stage Band 3- . Bowling 4; Basketball li Plans to go to college for nursing. MICHELE RHONDA BRENNE MAN: Chele Academic-. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Class Officer-, Secretary 3. 4-. N.O.Y.E.A. Is Pep Club 2-. Bowling 3. 4i Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4i Gregg Typing Award; County Band 2. 3. 4; Plans to be a nurse. CRAIG ALAN BRODBECK. Brodie Academic; Student Council 4-. Weight Lifting 3; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Football 3. 4i DWA YNE PHILLIP BROWN: Brownie Industrial Arts; Boys Athletic I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2-. Metal Shop Award; Honorable Mention; Plans to be a truckdriver. MARK LUTHER BROWN: Mark Industrial Arts; Weightlifting 2. 3. 4i Football I. 3. 4; Basketball I; Intramur- als I, 2. 3. 4; Industrial Art Wood and Metal Shop Award I. 2-. Mechanical Drawing Award 2; Plans to go to trade school. SHEILA MAE BURKETT. Shelia Business; Band Front I. 2. 3. 4; Major- ette. Feature Twirler I; Concert Choir I: Gymnastics I-. F.B.L.A. 2. 3. 4; Vice President 3; Volleyball I; Field Hockey I-. Basketball Cheerleader l; Gregg Typing Award 3; Gregg Short- hand Award 3; Plans to get married and be hus- band’s secretary and accountant in there own business. STEPHEN ROBERT CARBAUGH. Steve Diversified Occupations. Ski Club 2. Boys Athletic 3; Football 2. 4; Intra- murals I. 3j Plans to become a professional bowl er. ANDREW DAVID COOPER: Andy Accelerated Academic; Band I. 3; Concert Choir I. 2; Student Council 3; Golf Club I. 2. Stage Band 3. 4; Golf 2. 3; Plans to be a farmer. KEVIN LYNN COSTELLA: Kevin Graphic Arts; Astronomy Club 4; Sil houtte 3. 4; Memento 4; Plans to be a printer. DANIEL DWIGHT DEATRICK: Dan Industrial Arts; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Offi- cer. President 4-. Astronomy I. Wood Shop 2. Boys Athletic 3; Plans to become a carpenter and work with Tennesee walking horses. DWAYNE DAVID DEATRICK: Dee Industrial Arts-. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Gym- nastics I-. Golf 2-. Boys Athletic 3t Weightlifting 4; Plans to go in the navy. LARRY ALLEN DEATRICK. Dee Academic-, Band I. 2. 3. 4; Damn Yan- kees. Pit Band; Outdoor Club I; Track 2; Stage Band 3.4; Basketball 1.2. 3.4. Plans to attend Temple University for Electrical Engineering and ROTC. JOSEPH SCOTT DET TIN BURN: Joe Agriculture; Boys Athletic Club I. 3-. Plans to be a farmer. EMILY ELIZABETH DICKINSON: Em Diversified Occupations; Art Club 3; CLARENCE WOODROW DUBS. Diversified Occupations; Wrestling. 1- , Intramurals 3-. LISA MARIE ELTZ: General; F.B.L.A. I. 2; Art Club 3-. Photo Club 4. Track 3; Plans to go to a technical or trade school. RANDY EUGENE ERB. Erbie General; Archery I. 3. 4; Art Award-. Plans to be a motercycle mechanic. DWAYNE ALLEN FELTCH Agriculture; Photo I. 2. 3; Plans to be a truck driver. VERNON LEE FILLMANN. Industrial Arts; Golf Club 2-. Boys Athletic 3; 4; Basketball I. 3; Intra- murals I. 2. 3. 4; COLLEEN ANNETTE FLESHMAN. General; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4, Craft I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to go to beauticion school. BRADLEY STEVEN FLICKINGER: Brad Industrial Arts; Weightlifting I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. KA THY JO FLICKINGER: Kathy Business-. Student Council 2. 3-. Track I. 2. 3; Ballet 4; Basketball I. 2; Field Hockey I. 2. 3. 4; Gregg Typing Award 2. 3; BONNIE JEAN FOSTER: Munchkin Academic; Band Front I. 2. 3. 4-. Sec- retary 4. Damn Yankees: Student Council I. 4-. Class Officer I. 2. Presi- dent; Gymnastics I; Crafts 2; Drama 3; Bowling 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Me mento: Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4; Home- coming Court 2. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4-. Plans to work with underpriveleged children. JAMES EDWARD FUHRMAN. Gas Diversified Occupations-. Weight- lifting 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Weight- lifting Award; Plans to go into the world of bar tending. DANIEL HALLIDAY GKHNER. Gich Accelerated Academic-. Student Council I. 3. 4; Bowling 1.4; Ski Club 2. Archery 3; Treasurer-. Football I. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew I. 2. 3. 4; N.E.D.T. Award 2-. Gregg typing Award 2. 3; Plans to be a game commissioner. DIANA CHRISTINE GRAMAJE. Diana Home Economics; Pep Club 4-. Track 3. 4; Cross Country 4; Plans to get a job. CHRIS TOPHER BRIT TON GRA SMICK. Academic; Band I. 2. 3. A. Astronomy 2- . Ski Club 3-. Bowling 4; Wrestling I. 51 3. 4; Plans to retire at 20. JANICE LOUISE GROSS: Business; Student Council I; F.B.L.A. I. 2. 3. 4; President 3; Field Hockey I; Cheerleading 3. 4; Gregg typing Award 2. 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3, Plans to get married and have full time job in office of children devel- opment center. TIMOTHY OWEN HAGARMAN: Benny Academic� Band I. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Bowling 3.4; Memento 4; Gregg Typ- ing Award; Plans to lead a happy and normal life. RANDAL JOHN HARMON. Randy General; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Trumpet; Art Club 3; Plans to work with the Phaltzgraff Company TONY JOSEPH HIPPENSTEEL. Hip Diversified Occupations-. Ski Club 2i Golf 3; Golf 2,3.4; State Drivers Edu- cation Finals. 3rd-, Plans to be a professional bowler. BRIAN TROY HOFF: Accelerated Academic; Outdoor I; Bible Club 2, 3. 4; Memento 4-, Plans to go to college for career in law. LISA JOAN HOFFMAN: Buckwheat Diversified Occupations; LEO Club 3, Plans to work and be happy. MELANIE ANN HOUSER. Mel Academic; Band 3. 4; DamnYankees. Technician 3; Crafts 2-, Photo 3; Bowling 4; Volleyball 3. 4; Plans to go to college. JEFFREY ALLEN HOWE: Jeff Accelerated Academic; Band I. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2; Golf I. Ski 2, 3; Bowling 4; Memento 4-. Plans to go to college to study com- puter science. CLARK NORMAN HULL. Agriculture; Boys Athletic; Basket- ball I. 2-. Cross Country 2; Track 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Plans to be a mechanic. RAY EDWARD JACOBY: RJ Academic-, Photo 2; Weightlifting 3-. Bowling 4-. Plans to be a electronics technician. RONALD EUGENE JARVIS. Too Tall Agriculture-. Student Council I-, Boys Athletic I, 2, 3. 4; Football I, 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3; Plans to go to college and play foot- ball and turn pro. KENNETH WILLIAM JOHNSON: Jake Industrial Arts? Archery 2, 3. 4-, Plans to go in military. ELAINE MARIE KAL TREIDER: Business; Chorus I; Drama I; Art 2; Bowling 3. 4; Hockey 3; Wrestling Manager 2. 3; Volleyball Manager 3; Intramurals 3; Plans to get married and find a job. TIMOTHY ALAN KARCHNAK. Karchy Academic; Damn Yankees 3; Spring play 4; Archery 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Plans for career in Law Enforce- ment. LESLIE RENEE KEITH. Les Academic; N.O.Y.E.A. I; Art Club 2. 3; Bowling 4; Art Awards; Plans to be a secretary. JEFFREY LINN KELL: Jeff Accelerated Academic; Student Council I-. APBA 2-. Ping-Pong 4; Base- ball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Football I; National Sojourners Essay Award 2nd; Plans to go to 4 year college. SARAH CHRISTINE KESSLER: Home Economics� Craft Club 2. 4; Home Economics Awards I. 2. 3-. Plans to get married. THEODORE NATHANIEL KESSLER. Ted Agriculture-. DIANE MARIE KISER. Kizzy Accelerated Academic; Band I. 2. 3; Student Council 2, 3� Historian 2. 3; Pep Club I-. Art Club 2, 3; Bowling 4; Memento 4; NEDT Award 2; Scholas- tic Art Award 3; Plans to be a Commercial advertiser and illustrator. JULIA ANN KITZMILLER: Judy Diversified Occupations; ANGELA MARY KUHN. Ang Academic; Art Club 2-. Bowling 3, 4; Volleyball I. 2. 3, 4-, Cheerleading I, 2, 3. 4-, Intramurals 3-, Plans to be a beautician. KRISTAL ANN KUHN. Kris Business, Band Manager 3 Student Council 4; F.B.L.A. I; Art 2. 3-, Bowling 4-. Track Manager 3� Plans to go into secretarial work or cosmetology. LISA ANN KUYKENDALL: Lisa General-, Chorus I-, Pep Club 2-. Pen Pal Travel Club 3; Plans to go to beauty school. DAVID EDWARD LAUGHMAN. Dave General; Plans to be a mechanic. KAREN ELIZABETH LAUGHMAN: Speedy Business Clerical; Art I; Craft 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4s Gregg Typing Award 2. 3, TROY EUGENE LAUGHMAN: Loco General; Weight Lifting 4-, Wrestling I; Art Awards; Plans to become a full time motorcy- cle mechanic and race motorcross. ANDREA KAY LAWRENCE: Andi Business-, Student Council 4; Vice President; Varsity Club. Vice Presi- dent 3; President 4� Track 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Plans to go to a two or four year college. DIANE MARIE LAWRENCE: Diane Accelerated Academic; Band I. 2, 3-, Student Council I. 2, 3. 4; Class Sec- retary I, 2; Pep Club I; Art Club 2. 3-, Bowling 4; Cheerleading I. 2. 3, 4; Plans to go into the field of commu- nications or business administra- tion. ALAN RANDY LAWRENCE: Alan Diversified Occupations; Alternate I; Gregg Typing Award I; LISA JANE LECRONE: Little One General-, Pep Club 3; Plans to get married and be a nurse. KENNETH PAUL LEESE. Lenny Diversified Occupations; Boys Ath- letics 2. 3-. Bowling I; Football 4. Bas- ketball Manager 2; Plans to be a mechanic. SHELLY LYNN LEMMON: Lemon Business; F.B.L.A. I; Track 2. 3; Bowl- ing 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Hockey I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2-, Track I. 2. 4; Softball 3; Intramurals 3; Gregg Typ- ing Award I. 2; Gregg Shorthand Award Plans to work in a bank or as a secre- tary. SHARON LYNN LENHERT. Bo General; Alternate 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Bowling Club 3. 4-, Plans to raise a family. DIANE ELAINE LILLICH. DT Academic; Band I. 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir I. 2, 3. 4; Craft Club I-, Drama 2, 3-. Travel 4; Basketball 3-. Art Award 2; JEFFREY ALLAN LINEBAUGH. General-. Photo Club I. 2. 3; Plans to go to trade school. DEBORAH HOLLEN LOSEE. Deb Accelerated Academic-. Track 2, 3-. 52 Varsity Club 2. 3� Track 2. 3� Basket- ball 2. 3s Field Hockey 2, 3s Sojourn- ers Award for Rights and Responsi- bilities as a Young American” 3s DAR Excellence in History Award 3s Plans to attend college — Duke Uni- versity to be a physician. KEVIN MICHAEL MAHER. Kevin Generals Boys Athletic I. 3. 4s Base- ball 3. 4s Cross Country 4s Intramur als 3s Plans to go to college. TODD ALAN MARTIN: Todd Generals Photographic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to go to votec school. STAN DODD MCCRAW. Pete Generals Weightlifting 2. 3s DAVID GUY MCINTIRE. Dave Graphic ArtSs Weightlifting 4s Plans to go to trade school and be- come a mechanic. DENISE RACHELLE MCINTYRE: Diversified Occupationss Band Front. Flags 3s Craft Club 2� Photo Club 3s Typing Award 3s Plans to be a secretary. ROBERTA LYNN MCINTYRE. Bert Home Economicss LEO Club 2. 3 Bowling Club 4s Field Hockey Man- ager 2i Softball I. 2, 3. 4s Silhoutte 4; SHIRLEY ANN MCKONLEY.- Shirl Academics Band I, 2. 3. 4$ Student Council 3. 4s Pep Club I. 2-, Bowling Club 3. 4s Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to attend college. DONALD JUDE MCMASTER. Don Accelerated Academics Boys Athle tic Is Track Club 2, 3s Bowling Club 4; Basketball Is Track I. 2. 3, 4s Cross Country 2. 3, 4$ Wrestling 3. 4� Intra murals 3s Most improved runner 3s Plans to go into military and possibly get higher education. SCOTT BRIAN MELHORN. Agriculture; Intramurals I. 2-. Plans to go trade school for diesel mechanics. DEBRA ANN MESSINGER. Deb Academics Band 1.2-. Student Council 3s Pep Club I. 2s Stage Band 3; Bowl- ing 4s Plans to go to college and major in physcology and sociology. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN MILLER. Chris Academic; Weightlifting 3. 4; Foot ball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4s Plans to go to college or trade school. KIRK ANOTHY MILLER. Kirk Graphic Arts. Boys Athletic 4� Plans to work at a graphic arts firm. MOLLY ELLEN MILLER. Molly Academic; Band I. 2, 3s Band Front. Majorette-Feature Twirler I. Captain 3. 4s Damn Yankees: Student Council I. 2. 3, 4; President 3; Pep Club I. 2. Bowling Club 3. 4; Memento 4; Cheerleading I, 3s Gregg Typing Award. Physical Fitness Awards Plans to dance on Broadway. JACK ANTHONY MULLINS. Jumpin Jack Flash Diversified Occupations; Modern Music Is Silhoutte 3s Plans to open a Harley Davidson Shop in San Diego California. JEAN ANNETTE MUNDORFF: Diversified Occupations; F.N.A. 2. 3. Hockey 3s MELINDA JANE MUNTZ. Mim Diversified Occupations. Modern Music I. 2s Plans to be a family counselor. JEFF FRANCIS MURREN. Faceman Agricultures Boys Athletic I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4s Intramurals 2. 3, 4s Plans to be a farmer. KELLY ELIZABETH MYERS: Junior Academic-. Photo Club I. 4; Track Club 2. 3; Hockey 2.4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4-. Gregg Typing Award; Photography Award; Basket ball: Most Valuable Player in Christ mas Tournaments Plans to go to college. TAMMY LOUISE MYERS: Diversified Occupations; F.B.L.A. I. 3; F.N.A. 2, Plans to work to make a living. WILLARD AMBROSE MYERS: Willie General; Art Club 3. 4; Football Is Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to attend cooking school and become a chef. BONITA LYNNE NEIDERER: Bonnie Business Student Council 4s Secre- tary; F.B.L.A. I. 3. 4. Secretary 4; N.O.Y.E.A. 3, Vice President; Track 3s Gregg Typing Award 2, 3; Plans to work in physical therapy or or government job. TERRI LYNNE NEIDERER. Nerd Academics Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Bowling Club 4; Var- sity Club 3. 4; Memento 4; Cheer- leading 2. 3. 4; Gregg Typing Award; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleading Award; Plans to go to college. WILLIAM CHARLES NEIDERER. Bipp Industrial Arts; Boys Athletic I. 2; Weightlifting 3. Bowling Club 4; Football I. 2s Basketballl. 2. Intramur- als I. 2; Wood Shop Award I. 2; Plans to be a deisel machanic. LOUISE MICHELLE NEIMAN: General. Chorus Is F.N.A. Is Crafts 2. 3s Dance 4; Track I. 4; Memento A. Wrestling Manager 4; Intramurals I; Gregg Typing Award 2. 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; Plans to become a LPN and a phys- ical therapist at a two year college. RAY ALLEN NELL Ray Business; Pen Pal Clubs Plans to be successful business man- ager. DEBBIE ANN NEIVES. Debby Generals F.B.L.A. 2s Crafts 3. 4; Plans to look for factory work. JODI LYNN NOEL Jo Academics Chorus I; Damn Yankees 3s Pep Club 2; Art Club 3; Bowling Club 4; Wrestling Managers 2, 3; Best Vignette Award 3; ROSA MAE NOEL Rose Business Clerical Crafts 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Plans to be a business secretary. JEFFREY VERNON NULL. Null Academics Student Council 3. 4s Outdoor I; Archery 2. 3,4; Basketball 1.2. 3.4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Plans to go to college. MELODY SUE NULL. Mel Academic; Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4; Pep I. 2s Art 3; Bowling 4; Plans to go to college. TIMOTHY PAT OBRIEN. O'Bie General Plans to do construction work or go in air force. JACK CLETUS ORNER: Orner Agriculture; Band I. 2. 3.4-. Boys Ath- letic I; Stage Band 3. 4; Plans to be a heavy equipment oper- ator. BRIAN KEITH PIPER: General. Weight Lifting 2. Boys Ath- letic 3.4; Wrestling I. 2. 3.4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Plans to go to a two year photo school. BONNIE JEAN PLANK: Bonnie Accelerated Academic-. Pep I. 2; Backgammon 3; Bowling 4s Who's Who Award; Plans to go to a four year college for Spanish. JULIE ANN PLANK: Jul Academic; Chorus I; Damn Yankees: 53 Drama li Pep 3s Guitar 3s Bowling 4s Softball 3; Silhoutte 4j LISA ANN PRESLER: Lisa Businesss Craft Club 3, 3s Travel 4s Plans to go to a two year college and become a therapist. PAUL JUSTIN RARER Generals Boys Athletic 3s DOUG SCOTT REICHART: Doug Academics Ski Club I. 3� Weight Lift- ing 3. 4s Football 3. 3. 4; Track 3. 4s Plans to go to school. EUGENE ADAM REINDOLLAR. Skeeter Diversified Occupationss Plans to work at Allis-Chalmers of York. DIANE MARIE REYNOLD. Diane Business. Band I. 3s Flag Co-Captain 3. 4s Band Front I. 3. 3. 4s F.B.L.A. I. 3. 3. 4s Gregg Typing Award 3s Indoor Guard I. 3s Plans to go to Yorktowne Business Institute for accounting. LISA DAWN RHINE: Diversified Occupations; F.B.L.A. I. 3s Art 3s Art Awards; Plans to go into nursing for the un- derpriviledged. TINA MARIE RICKRODE: Tina Beena Academic; Band Front 3. 3. 4s Flag Co-Captains Indoor Guard 3s Student Council 1.3. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3. 4; Pep Club I. 3. 3; Vice President 3; Bowling 4; Memento: Gregg Typing Award; Homecoming Court 4s Plans to go to a junior college for merchandising. KEITH ALLEN RIDER. Rat Academics Wrestling 4: Plans to get rich quick. JEEFREY ALAN RIEBLING. Rieb Academic; Student Council I. 3; Weightlifting 3. 3. 4; Wrestling Is Football I. 3. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 3; Plans to go to college. BAMBI LYNN RIFE. Diversified Occupations; F.B.L.A. is Photo 3; Human Development Awards Plans to be a retail manager or hair- dresser. WILLIAM JENSON RINEMAN III: Rmo Industrial Arts; Photo I; Bowling 3; Weightlifting 3. 4. Football I. 3. 3. 4s Track I. 3. 3, 4; Memento; May Day and Sports Awards; Plans to get a good job and settle down. GREG ALLEN ROARK: Greg Generals Weightlifting 3; Track 3; Crafts 4; Wrestling 3. 4; CHRISTINE ELIZABETH ROBINSON: Chris Business; Varsity Club 3. 3. 4; Track I. 3. 3; Bowling 4; Field Hockey I. 3. 3, 4s Track I. 3. 4; Basketball I. 3. 3. 4; Softball 3s Intramurals 3s Gregg Typ- ing Award 3, 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3. 4; Plans to get a job as a secretary. HOLLY ANN ROBINSON. Holly-Bob Business Clericals Band Front 3; Stu- dent Council 4s F.B.L.A. 3, 3; Bowling 4; Volleyball 3s Gregg Typing Award 3. 3; Plans to get married and maybe go to college. MAC DOUGLAS ROCKEY: Rockey Business Clerical; Student Council 3. 4. Boys Athletics I. 3; Track 3; Bowl- ing 4; Wrestling 1.3. 3.4; Cross Coun- try 4s Football 3.4; Track 4; Intramur- als 3s Plans to go into the service, then on to college. CHRISTY ANN SANDERS. Chris Diversified Occupations; Plans to become a florist. PETER JAMES SEITZ: PJ General; Student Council. President 4; Boys Athletic Club 4; Football I. 3. 3. 4; Wrestling I. 4; Memento: Intra- murals I. 3; Plans to go to an art school. PATRICIA ELIZABETH SELBY: Patty Business Clerical; Track I. 3. 3; Bowl- ing 4; Track I. 3; Basketball I. 3. 3; Intramurals 3; Gregg Typing Award; Plans to get a job. ELAINE MARIE SHANEBROOK. Luke General; Bowling Club 3. 4; Plans to get married and raise a fam- ily. LORI ANN SIBLING. Lori General; F.B.L.A. 3; Pep Club 3; Bowl- ing 4; Plans to get married and have kids. JEFFREY MICHAEL SLAGLE: Hilton Diversified Occupations; GARY LEE SLONAKER. JR.: Cork Graphic Arts; Bowling 4; Plans to go to school or join the air force. LORI ANN SLOTHOUR: Lori F.B.L.A. 3. 3. 4; Crafts Is Gregg Typ- ing Award; Plans to be a secretary. MICHAEL RAY SLOTHOUR. Diversified Occupations; FFA 3s Weightlifting 3; Plans to become a truck driver or diesel mechanic. LEAH MAE SMALL: Diversified Occupations; F.B.L.A. Is N.O.Y.E.A. 3s Art 3, WENDY SUE SMILEY: Weiner Academics Damn Yankees; Cos- tumes; Student Council I. 3, 3, 4; Treasurer Is Historian 4s Pep Club I. 3s Bowling 3. 4s Memento 4; Basketball Cheerleading Is Gregg Typing Award. Physical Fitness Award; Plans to go to beautician school. CRAIG PHILIP SMITH: Diversified Occupations; DENNIS CONWAY SMITH: Bones Industrial Arts; Awards for Shops DIANNE MARIE SMITH: Business Chorus Is F.B.L.A. I, 3, 3. 4; President 4s Gregg Typing Award 3. 3s Plans to go to Central Penn Business School to be a medical secretary. LORI ANN SMITH: Business Clericals N.O.Y.E.A. 3s Photo 4; Plans to go to lots of concerts. PAMELA ANN SMITH. Smitty Business Clerical; Band Front 3. 3; Student Council 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 3s Bowl- ing 4; Basketball Manager 3; Memen- to 4s Gregg Typing Award 3. 3; Plans to go to nursing school. MARK EDWARD SPARROW: Mark Academics Chorus I. 3. 3. 4; Accom- pianist I. 3. 3. 4; Concert Choir I. 3, 3. 4; Accompiamst I. 3, 3. 4; Drama I. 3. 3. 4; Gregg Typing; Districts 3; Re- gional 3s States 4; All Eastern 4; County Chorus I. 3. 3. 4; Accompian- ist 4; Choir Honors 3. 4; Plans for career in Music Education. BECKY JO SPONSELLER: Becky Diversified Occupations; Band I. 3s Concert Choir 3s Sign Language I; F.B.L.A. 3; Pep Club 3; Plan to work in bank. SHAWNA MICHELLE STAMBAUGH. Shawna Academics Chorus 3. 3. 4; Concert Choir 3. 3. 4S Tavel I; F.B.L.A. 3s Crafts 3; Bowling 4s Softball 3. 4; Hockey 4; JAMES STARNER: General, Track 3; Photograph 4; Plans to attend a trade school for electronics and photograph. FRED GEORGE STAUB. JR: Fred Generals Modern Music I. 3; Art 3. 4; Plans to attend art school for com- mercial arts. LUCINDA MARIE STAUB. Cindy Business; Band 4; F.N.A. I. 3; F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Basketball I. 3. 3.4; Field Hockey 3.4. Track 3. 3, 4; Memento. Editor 4; Basketball Award; Field Hockey Award; Track Award; Plans to go to 2 or 4 year college to be an accountant. SCOTT EDWARD STAUB: Agriculture; Weightlifting 3; Plan to get a job at J. E. Baker Com- pany YVONNE MARIE STAUB. Bonnie Business Clerical; Modern Music 1,2i Plans to get married and go to school for medical secretary. RON LEE STITELY: Springs Industrial Arts; Track 3. Bowling 4; Track 3, 4; Football 3, 4-, Art Award; Industrial Arts Award; Track Award; Football Award; Plans to go to college or armed ser- vices. ELAINE ANN STOCK: Accelerated Academic; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 3; Pep Club I. 1. Bowling Club 3. 4; Memento 4; Na tional Sojourners Essay; Plans to go to college. TINA MAE SULLIVAN: Business Clerical; Crafts Club 3; Plans to go to a training school DENNIS JAMES SWOPE. Swopy Industrial Arts; Boys Club I, 2 Weightlifting 3. 4; Football I, 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Metal and Wood Awards; Drawing Awards; Plans to go to college or go into con- struction work. TONYA ANN SWOPE. Business-. F.N.A. 1.2, 3.4; Secretary 3-. Memento 4; SHARON MARGARET TAYLOR: Sharon Academic-. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir I. 2. 3. 4; The Bell: Strawberry Jam: Damn Yankees: F.N.A. I; Pep Club 2; Backgamman 3; Drama 4-. 5 7- houtte 4; Plans to go to school for 4 years for TV film production at Penn State. THERESA CECELIA THOMAS: Teri Business Clerical; Band Front I. 2. 3. 4; Flags; Student Council 2, 3. 4-. President 4; F.B.L.A. I, 2. 3; Leader- ship Club 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Bas- ketball I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to be a professional makeup artist. CHRISTINA LYNN TORTORICI. Tort or Krissy Academic; Flags 2, 3; The Bell: The Deceitful Marriage: Damn Yankees: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Chairman; Vice President I. 2, 3. 4. Pep Club I. 2. 3. President; Bowling Club 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Track 3; Softball 3. 4. Memento 4� Basketball Cheerlead ing I. 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleading 4; Gregg Typing Award; Cheerleading Awards� Plans to attend a 4 year college for psychology. JAMIE LYNN TOWNSLEY. Business-. F.B.L.A. 2. 3. 4-. Parliamen- tarian 3; Secretary 3; General Busi- ness Award; Gregg Typing Award I. 2i Gregg Shorthand Award 3; Plans to get married and go to col- lege. MARK STEVEN TRACEY: Beak Industrial Arts� Student Council, re- presentive. Boys Athletic I. 2. 3. 4-. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3.4; Plans to go to Arco Welding School. GARY ROBERT TRIMMER. Academic; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Astronomy I� Golf 2-. BAC 3. 4; Basketball I. 4; Intramurals 3; SHARON MARIE TRIMMER’.- Sharon Academic; Student Council 2. A. Pep Club 2. Bowling Club 3.4; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading I, 2. 3. 4; Intra murals 3; Plans to go to college or get a job. ROBERT ALLEN TYLER: Bob Agriculture; Boys Athletic I; Weight- lifting 3; Plans to farm or drive truck. VICTORIA VECHINI: Vicki Business Clerical. Band Front I. 2. 3. 4; Main Guard. Captain 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 3. Homeroom Repre- sentative; Treasurer 2-. F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Treasurer 4. Indoor Guard I. Memen- to 4; Wrestling Cheerleading 3. 4; May Day Awards; Cheerleading Award; Plans to go to college or business school. SUSAN JANE WAGAMAN: Sue Business Clerical; Chorus I. 2. F.N.A. I. 2-. F.B.L.A. 3. Track 3; Plans to get married and have a fam- ily. ERIC WAYNE WALLEN: Eric General; 22 Club I; Track Club 2. 3; Boys Athletic 4; Track I CHRISTOPHER LANCE WAL TER: Wa loo Industrial Arts; Golf Club I; Ski Club 2-. Art Club 3; Bowling 4-. Football I-. Intramurals 1.2-, Scolastic Art Award; Plan to go to Devry Technical Insti- tute in Woodbridge. NJ electronics technician course. KATHY LYN WALTER: Kathy Business-. F.B.L.A. I; Crafts 2, 3. 4; Gregg Typing Awards 2. 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3-. Plans to become a veterinarian or work with animals in some way. PAMELA MARIE WARNER: Pam Business Clerical. Band Front 2. 3. 4; Chorus I; Indoor Guard 2-. Pep Club I; F.B.L.A. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Plans to get job working with chil- dren in some way. RUSSELL CLIFFORD WARNER: Russ General; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4-. Concert Choir 3; Damn Yankees: As- tromy I. 2i Stage Band 3; Guitar 4; SHERRY JEAN WARREN: Sherry Business; F.B.L.A. I; Crafts 2. 3; Dance 4� Intramurals I; Gregg Typing Award 2. 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; Plans to be a Broadway dancer. ROBIN ANN WEAVER: Academic; Band I. 3. 4; Band Front I. 2, 3. 4; Rifle. Captain 4; Concert Choir I; Damn Yankees: Student Council I; Craft Club 2-. Chess Club 3-. Bowling Club 4-. WANDA ANN WEAVER: Business Clerical Varsity Club I. 2. 3. 4; Track Club 2; F.B.L.A. I. 3. 4� Hock- ey I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to get a job working with chil- dren. KAREN LEIGH WISOTZKEY. Whiskey Academic; Band Front I. 2. 3. 4; Con- cert Choir I-. Student Council I-. Crafts 2-, Photography 3; Bowling 4; Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Plans to be a barber. ALLEN LEROY ZARTMAN. Zeak Industrial Arts; Art Club 2. 3; Weightlifting 4; Football I; Wrestling 2; Track 2• Wood and Metal Shop Awards-. Plans to attend Arco Technical School for welding skills. SHELLY ANNE ZIMMER: Business; Band Front 2. 3. 4; Main Guard; F.B.L.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Plans to get a job as a secretary. JACQUELINE ANN ZINN.- Jackie Business Clerical; F.B.L.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer I. 2. 3; Vice President 4-, Track I-. Field Hockey I. Memento. Co Editor 4; Gregg Typing Awards 2. 3; Plans to get married and live on a farm. 55 IN MEMORY ANTHONY (TONY) JOSEPH BOYERS June 26. 1964 — October 27. 1978 The leaves in autumn... fall when the fruit is ripened and their work is done — and their color is but the graceful and beautiful surrender of life when they have finished their summer offering of service. Author Unknown 56 Class Officers — Christy Smith, Hist.; Tracy Crawford. Treas.; Mr. Kendelhart, Advisor; Jim Robinson, Vice Pres.; Stacey Holsopple, Sec.; Alison Conrad, Pres. Homeroom 14 Row I: Melissa Brown. Tracy Crawford. Laura Baker. Alison Conrad. Row 2-. Karen Bullock. Tammy Cutter. Valeri Botter- busch. Sherri Decker. Lori Brady. Kim Becker. Row 3: Anita Bruggeman. Martha Boring. Kim Diehl. Sandra Deatrick. Kim DePaulis. Row 4: Dan Carbaugh. Scott Carbaugh. Michael Dayhoff, Brian Costella. Sean Carson. Shawn Boyers, Chris Brown. George Costella. Absent: Denise Aumen. Chris Bankert, Michele Burket. Rhonda Cape. Homeroom 16 Row I: Melissa Kirk, Linda Kirby, Bonnie Kessler. Gary Knipple. Lorna Laughman. Beth Livelsberger. Row 2-. Stacey Holsopple. Jody Leib. Lisa Hoff. Evelyn Kessler. Melissa Jacobs. Kim Hockensmith. Mona Lehman. Kim Humphrey. Row 3: Ken Hippensteel. Leo Lawrence, Jeff Hartlaub, Tim Laughman. Ken Hull. Jeff Kennedy. Bill Kimmey. Pathe Keeney, Owen Kreitz. Homeroom 15 Row I: Wendy Emig. Jenet Harbaugh. Melissa Hall. Angela Eline. Vonita Groft. Mamie Drago. Kelly Forbs. Deb Duttera. Row 2: Sue Fields. Jill Eisenhart. Laurie Groft. Mary Gladfelter. Karen Funk. Deb Grube. Lisa M. Glass. Betty Flickinger. Dawn Deitrich. Sharon Fillman. Row 3: Tina Gilbert. Robin Gilbert. Deb Gearhart. John Goff. Scott Gordon. Terry Hardman. Russell Glass. Scott Gobrecht. Joel Downin. Barry Eline. Jeff Fuhrman. Lisa A. Glass. Homeroom 17 Row I: Kathy Livelsberger. Lisa Miller. Denise McMaster. Gwen Neff. Kim Melhorn. Betty Neiderer. Tracey Livelsberger. Sharon Livelsberger. Roxanne Neiman. Row 1. Doug Miller. Randy Menges. Mike Livelsberger. Brian Ness. Jeff Milhimes. Scott Morrison. Rick Miner. Dave Mitchem. Dave McGonigal. Tom McKinney. Lance Millar. Absent: Kathy Meckley. Edward. Cindy Mundorff. Judy Neiderer. Judy Neiderer. Homeroom 18 Row I: Danai Piraino. Kim Ramsey. Sherry Noel. Brenda Nieves. Kim Reichart. Dawn Philps. Connie Renoll. Row 2. Tina Reese. Carie Orner. Laurie Reindollar. Craig Pratt. Karen Null. Albert Pritt. Jim Robertson. Dan Reck. Row 3: Jim Robinson. George Null. Chris Rollins. Ron Renoll. Joe Sanders. Todd Newman. Eric Peterson. Shon Rutter. Dan Neiderer. Absent Ivan Poist. Homeroom 20Row I: Joanne Sentz. Row 1. Kim Sparks. Christy Smith. Row 3= Michelle Snyder. Karen Staubs. Dawn Seilhamer. Missy Sipling. Kristi Sponseller, Audrey Sosna. Donna Smith. Lori Small. Row 4= Mike Starner. Ralph Sanders. Steve Smith. Dale Smith. Pam Smith. Cathy Shrader. Steve Sanders, Mike Schrieber. Rick Sheely. John Sechrist. Row 5: Lisa Stitely. Robin Smith. Absent: Michelle Sentz. Patricia Sheely, Linda Slothour. Homeroom 21 Row . Cheryl Wojkowiak. Casie Wildasin. Sarah Zinn. Becky Wagaman. Cherly Waston. Row 1. Marcella Wolf. Sherri Wolfe, Holly Von Sas. Lori Storm. Laurie Wagner. Row 3: Brenda Warrenfeltz, Susan Wingert. Brian Tyler. Louisa Wingate. Row 4: Kevin Strausbaugh. Steve Willard. Shari Tyler. Holly Wise. Kelly Wright. Row 5: Phil Zinn. Rosville Topper. Brian Turner. Pat Tote. Absent: Wanda Trent. Denise Wagaman. 61 Class Officers — Jennifer Templeton, Vice Pres.-, Beth Rollins, Treas., Daniel Foster, Pres.-, Cheri Hoff, Hist.-, Tracy Knepp, Sec.-, Standing Mrs. Topper, Advisor Homeroom 39 Row |: Pamela Berwager. Jenny Blttinger. Stacy Becker. Jeanne Brady. Row 1. Rose Brandt. Cathy Black, Michelle Callahan, Lisa Berwager. Elaine Baugher, Amanda Boulding. Debra Ard. Row 3: Dean Bankert. Michael Breighner. Tracy Boyers, Sandra Boyers. Amy Barkley. Donald Baadte. Jerome Bankert. Sharon Brown. Anthony Britcher. Donald Bolen. Absent: Barbara Anders. Fred Bosserman. Donald Bowman Homeroom 3 Row I: Donna Gebhart. Karen Crane. Michelle Fuhrman. Dawn Felty, Tammy Cutter. Linda Groft. Row 1 Bryan Cook. Troy Groft. Row 3: Mark Flynn. Michael Day. Brian Eisenhart. John Gross. Charles Clapper. Randall Geeting. Scott Delong. Todd Fahs. Gerald Groft. Row 4: Brian Goberecht. Randy Dubbs. Homeroom 5 Row I: Tracey Hoff. Scott Hinkle. Mark Hull. Gregory Hartlaub. Tammy Hall. Wendy Kirkessner. Shelly Jacoby. Andy Kessel. Cheri Hoff. Connie Houser. Jennie Hess. Brenda Hunter. Melissa Haines. Row 1. Terry Harris. Rodney Herr. Brian Heldibridle. Tony Kessel. Lynne Hutchins. Rebecca Kesler. Kenneth Harget. Absent: Robert Hartlaub. Diane Hess. Homeroom 7 Row I. Rachel Laughman. Melissa Little. Charles Kreitz, Lori Lawrence. Laura Little. Nancy Light. Tammy Kitzmiller. Julie Kiser. Judith Livelsberger. Tina Lawrence. Row 1. Richard Kuhn. John Laughman. John Markle. Charles Kuhn. Joseph Laughman, Rusty Laughman. Robert Lemmon. Thomas Kunkle. Douglas Laughman. Mark Kiser. Row 3: Charles Klunk. Mike Klunk. Absent: Nickey Lenig. Homeroom 9 Row It Tammy Orner. Michelle Piper. Melanie Maus. Laura Miller. Sarah Myers. Kimberly Parsley. Diane Plunkert. Tammy Markle. Julia Miller. Row 1. Thomas Merrel. Micheal Pierozak. David Myers. Robert Martin. Matthew Miller. Aaron Myers, Jamie Nonemaker. Absent: Gregory Meckley. David Milhimes. Scott Milhimes, Deborah Nell. Shirley Phillips. 64 Homeroom 31 Row I: Joanne Sipling. Brenda Shanebrook. Cindy Schriver. Annette Sipling. Jennifer Selby. Molly Riser. Tracy Shanebrook. Debra Rorbaugh. Sharon Reisinger. Row 2= Brenda Reese. Stella Rottger. Cynthia Sanders. Amy Sherman. Dorothy Schlaline. Beth Rollins. Lisa Robinson. Karen Sipe. David Racer. Michael Riebling. Keith Raling. Row 3: David Sheely. Jeffrey Rorbaugh. Steven Roth. Bernard Robinson. Craig Schriver. Max Reck. Absent: Brenda Reichart. Roderick Sentz. Homeroom 12 Row I: Kim St. Peter. Amy Smith. Linda Stultz. Loretta Thomas. Jennifer Templeton. Kimberly Smith. Tanya Topper. Lori Strausbaugh. Kathleen Todt. Barbara Smith. Row 2: Gregory Smith. Thomas Smith. Tim Smith. Michael Smiley. Robert Sosna. Dale Small. Scott Trimmer. Ike Staub. Row 3: Joseph Staub. Joseph Strausbaugh. Joel Staumbaugh. Cleason Stoner. Harry Staubs. Christopher Smith. Harry Stahl. John Stahl. Absent: Stephen Smith. 65 uuvm I w w I AERO OIL CO. OXFORD CONTAINER CO NEW OXFORD SOCIJA AJHLETIC CLUB “ jtk Homeroom 13 Row h Jill Tyler. Susan Underwood. Crystal Zinn. Debra Zickafoose. Kathy Wildasin. Michelle Zinn. Susan Tushingham. Barbara Wicke. Kristine Vanderhoff. Leesa Wingate. Row 2. Chris Weaver. Randy Weaver. Randy Wilson. Thomas Walmer. Patrick Weigle. Matthew Weaver. Mark Wineberg. Randy Warner. Jon Weaver. Ricky Wright. Absent: Rhonda Weaver. o oo ART ASTRONOMY 69 33 O CRA FTS 12 CHESS DANCE DRAMA 74 FIRST AID FNA GUITAR GOLF PHOTO 78 PING PONG TRA VEL 80 AGRICULTURE WEIGHTLIFTING 81 CONCERT 85 BAND To the left we have this year's drum major, Kim Rei- chart. Below is Robert Long, the band director. Cindy Staub, band manager, completes the page. 88 89 5 nO«LiJhl- lu 91 BAND FRONT 94 TIM AZZANO CRAIG BRODBECK MARK BROWN STEVE CARBAUGH BRAD FLICKINGER JIM FUHRMAN RON JARVIS KEN LEESE DAN GICHNER 98 CHRIS MILLER BRIAN PIPER DOUG REICH ART BILL RINEMAN JIM SEITZ JEFF RIEBLING RON STITELY MARK TRACEY DENNIS SWOPE 99 AI Moyer, Brian Campbell, Tom Goff. Bob Conrad, Tom Swope, William Hoffacker, Jack Billman The 1982 Colonials Football Team will be remembered for its will to win. All season long the team had to battle against the odds. Three early season victories over Greencastle, Biglerville, and Waynesboro fueled the fires of optimism. However, four losses in the next four games put the team to the test. Facing the pros- pect of a losing season, the Co- lonials exhibited their will to win” in an exciting come from behind victory over Scotland. With James Buchanan the only obstacle to a winning season, the colonials once again proved themselves up to the task with an impressive 28 — 6 victory. Their dogged deter- mination and will to win will long be remembered by Colo- nial Football Fans. VARSITY FOOTBALL NO OPP Greencastle Biglerville Waynesboro Littlestown Shippensburg Gettysburg Bermudian Sept. 10 18 25 Oct. 2 8 15 23 20 35 10 0 9 0 103 WANDA WEAVER CHRIS ROBINSON CINDY STAUB KATHY FLICKINGER KELLY MYERS SENIORS SHELLEY LEMMON Under the leadership of nine returning letterman. the varsity field hockey team completed its sea- son with a 6 — 3 record. Colonials out scored their opponents with 21 goals to 10goals. Chris Robinson, captain and Holly VonSas lead the Colonials scor- ers with seven goals each. Junior Laura Baker was selected by her team mates as co-captain. The JV team record for the 1982 Season was I — 8. JV’s voted Brenda Nieves as captain and Karen Sipe as co-captain. Each of the girls played her best, both as an indi- vidual and as a member of her team. This helped the Colonials to another successful season on the hockey field. COACH CHERYL MOWERY 105 1982 JV FIELD HOCKEY TEAM WANDA WEAVER DIANA GRAMAJE ANDREA LAWRENCE KEVIN MAHER MAC ROCKEY COACH ERNIE STRIPE The 1982 season marked the debut of girls’ cross-country as a team sport at New Oxford. The team finished with a record of 1-5. Seniors on the team were Diana Gramaje, Wanda Weaver and school record holder Andi Lawrence. Meanwhile, in a re- building season, the boys’ track team finished with a record of 5-7 and placed a respectable 16th of 32 teams at the District III Meet. Sen- iors on the team were Mac Rockey and Kevin Maher. The New Oxford Golf Team had an encouraging season with a disap- pointing record. The season record of I win and 8 loses belies the fact that most of the members of the team showed considerable improve- ment since spring practices. Individually. Craig Pratt led the team with most team points scored, while Tony Hippensteel was the team leader all year, playing number one position and making an excel- lent 10th place showing at the league tournament. Returning players will be Dave Tu- shingham, Darryl Wheeler, Shawn Boyers, and Scott Hoover. COACH DAVID FOLKEMER 113 '82 — '83 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL '82 — '83 BOYS' JV BASKETBALL The varsity boys ‘ basket- ball team worked hard in the off-season develop- ing their skills, although there were only two re- turning lettermen. The outstanding feature of this year's team was their team” concept of play with each player contributing to the suc- cess of the team. '82 — '83 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 118 ANDI LAWRENCE MO KELLY MYERS 33 CHRIS ROBINSON � 20 CINDY STAUB 55 ’82—83GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL The 1982-83 basketball season turned out to be another successful one for the LADY COLO- NIALS. Led by senior letter winners Cindy Staub, Kelly Myers, Andi Lawrence, Chris Robin- son. and sophomore letter winner Beth Rollins plus a host of underclassmen, the Lady Colonials proved once again they were a force to be reck- oned with. Kelly Myers led the team in scoring and rebounding but had outstanding offensive support from Cindy Staub, Andi Lawrence, and Beth Rollins. Fine defensive efforts of Chris Robinson turned many steals and loose balls into easy baskets for the other Colonials. Team- work, dedication, and character, these were the trademarks of the 1983 Lady Colonials. 82 — 83 WRESTLING TIM AZZANO GREG ROARK JIM SEITZ The New Oxford High School wrestling team began the season a little short on man power with only 19 boys out for the sport. Of those nineteen boys, four were seniors. Returning lettermen Tim Azzano, Jim Seitz, Brian Piper, and Greg Roark made up the nucleus of the team. The team was young with 8 sophomores and several juniors which makes the future look bright for wrestling at New Oxford. D4 MANAGER DON BOWMAN The 1982 Varsity Football Cheerleading squad practiced during band camp and afterschool at which time many new cheers were developed to make each squad unique from previous squads. They were an experienced squad who all worked hard and respected one anothers ability which made them outstanding performers during games. Spirited would describe the Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders. Led by juniors captain Gwen Neff and co-captain Danai Piraino the squad steadily improved as the season progressed. Remaining squad members were seniors Teri Thomas and Vicki Vechinni, juniors Missy Brown and Dawn Phelps, and sophomores Julie Kiser and Dawn Felty. SHARON TRIMMER Football, Boys’ Basketball TERRI NEIDERER Football, Boys' Basketball 126 BONNIE FOSTER Boys' Basketball JANICE GROSS Football TERRI THOMAS Wrestling CHRIS TOR TOR 1C I Football, Boys’ Basketball KAREN WISOTZKEY Boys’ Basketball DIANE LAWRENCE Football, Boys’ Basketball ANGELA KUHN Football, Boys’ Basketball Enthusiastic is the only way to describe the 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Their members are seniors captain — Angie Kuhn, co-captain — Sharon Trimmer. Bonnie Foster, Diane Lawrence, Terri Neiderer, and Kris Tortoricci. juniors Tracy Crawford and Stacey Holsopple and sophomores Cherie Hoff and Jenni Templeton. Try- outs were held in the beginning of November and the girls work hard to learn the cheers by the first game. The eight member JayVee Basketball Cheerleading squad are a group of talented individuals. Their captain is senior Karen Wisotsky� co-captain is junior Jill Eisenhart. other junior members are Deb Grube and Audrey Sosna and four sophomores. Suzette Groft. Tracy Knepp. Michelle Piper and Kathy Wildasin complete this well balanced squad. 128 132 H Mrs. Viola Adair Receptionist. Switchboard Operator Mrs. Sandra Flickinger Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Jean Grove Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Eleanor Moore Secretary to the Vice Principal Mrs. Wiggins Secretary to Sir Charles Mrs. Peg Powell Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Freda Smiley Guidance Secretary Mrs. Barb Weaver Secretary to the Business Manager Mrs. Mary J. Wineberg Library Secretary 140 Jim Costella Night Custodian Claire Mummert Custodian Dorothea Palmer Night Custodian Linda Sentz Custodian 141 Cafeteria Staff: Jean Baugher (Cook — Manager), Joan Huffman. Nadine Stock, Mary Louise Myers, Nancy Sipe, Shirley Crawford, Marie Costella, Mae Robinson, Margaret Groft, Helen Rodgers. District Maintenance Crew: Randy Smith, Steve Hoover (Supervisor), John Schlaline, Brian Ecker. 142 PETER LUND As the new nineteen-eighty two. eighty-three school year approached, the students and faculty of New Oxford High School remained unaware of the exciting new member scheduled to attend our school. As we walked down the halls to our first day's classes we noticed a tall, slender blonde haired boy with gleaming eyes and a cheery smile. We found out. to our surprise, it was none other than Peter Kirkegaard. a native of Denmark. Peter had a very difficult task before him. He had left his homeland to come to the United States to live with a new family. Mr. 6 Mrs. Alan Harbaugh of New Oxford. He had to start in a new school and meet new friends, but it wasn’t long before we were caught up by his Danish spell, warm personality, and great sense of humor. Peter, first placed in the Senior Class, took such subjects as English, trig and history. In English class he gave the students lessons about the Danish language, which proved to be quite interesting. Than Peter faced another unusual switch. He was transferred to the Junior class but still took some Senior courses. Now he had to make more new friends in the Junior class. But after only a few days. Peter's charm and wit proved an asset once again. He soon became involved in many social functions throughout NOHS. He made his grand appearance with the golf team and was intriqued by our football games. Whenever we heard that extra yell or scream we knew Peter Kirkegaard wasn't far away. He gave us spirit and inspiration. As the winter sports approached. Peter added that extra touch by being manager to the boys’ basketball team. As we. the Senior Class, approach our day of saying, good-bye. we say a special good-bye to Peter Kirkegaard who has touched our hearts. He leaves us with everlasting memories which we will never forget. Peter, thank you for 144 giving us support and happy moments which we will forever treasurer. Michele Brenneman Shirley McKonley Holly Robinson Coach Mowery Patty Selby Sharon Trimmer Bonnie Foster Ang Kuhn Terri Neiderer 146 Craig Brodbeck Larry Harmon Tim Karchnak Jeff Kell Jim Seitz Kevin Maher Chris Miller Brian Piper 148 Bert McIntyre Chris Tortorici 150 1983 BOYS' TRACK TEAM Don MeMaster Dennis Swope Tim Azzano Mark Brown Chris Walter Dan Gichner Doug Reichart Ron Jarvis Ron Stitely Mitch Baugher Jim Fuhrman 151 Kelly Myers Diana Gramaje Louise Neiman Cindy Staub Terri Thomas Wanda Weaver Chris Robinson Andi Lawrence 1983 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM 152 Chris Tortorici Brian Piper Justine Fuhrman Tommy Meckley Christy Boyers Brad Flickinger Brandy Rife Michael Bossom Bonnie Foster Chris Grasmick Bambi Rife Peter James Seitz 160 162 I ,J— T i£ Students from the 1983 Senior Class calmly walk across the field in preparation for this long awaited activity. Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Anderson congratulate two students from the 1983 graduating class. Meanwhile. Julie Kitzmiller and Tina Sullivan go forward to accept their diplomas. Mr. Donald Kemp, the Guest Speaker, addressed the Senior Class. The graduating class’ valedictorians, Diane Kiser and Diane Lawrence, gave their speeches. Larry Kineman, the Memento photographer from Zeigler’s Studio, captured the ending excitement of the evening. 165 The 1983 New Oxford Sr. High Graduates confidently walk to their seats before the graduation ceremony be- gins. Cindy Staub listens intently and patiently awaits the awarding of the diplomas while other 1983 graduates ponder on past events and speculate about their future. Steve Barret relaxes afterwards. Dennis Smith helps a fellow student. Through the evening of reflection, Diane Kiser gently smells her white rose. One unknown senior calmly poses for a picture. 167 Mark Brown — Industrial Artsi Larry Deatrick — Instrumental Musici Bonnie Foster — Helen L. and Elton S. Ruth Scholarship! Janice Gross — Business! Jeff Kell — Mathematics! Diane Kiser — English, Fine Arts, N.O. Area Chamber of Commerce — Valedictorian, N.O.H.S. Alumni — Valedictorian! Andrea Lawrence — N.O. Area Chamber of Commerce — Citizenship! Diane Lawrence — Social Studies, Science, Foreign Language, N.O. Area Chamber of Commerce — Salutatoriam Jeff Murren — Agriculture: Debbie Nieves — Home Economics! Bambi Rife — Diversified Occupations! Mark Sparrow — Vocal Music: Russell Warner — Music Department Award. 168 - { I. r +S ± ' +' . : y- -T • i - c. • : ,. ' ••' i. 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