Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

We, the composers, And you, the notes, Together Have made a beautiful song. The music, the lyrics; 2 They both tell a story. The memories of the past; The thoughts of the present; The hopes of the future. 4 What's Inside BEING 10 EDITOR ROXY COX STRIVING 56 PHOTO EDITOR DONITA SHENK PARTICIPATING 102 BUSINESS MANAGER SARA MILLER LIVING 122 COPY EDITOR ANN LONGSDERFF BUYING 136 5 The importance of being and not just ing is undescribable. Each of us has this potei to be ourselves, to prove to others that individ is essential. To have the courage to be whatever that may involve, is all we can ever ourselves. ■ Being exist-itial -luality me,” ask of II Like last year, and probably for red the plushy denim look. Fancy, several years to come, the casual look close-fitting jumpsuits made their was in for us. appearance along with knee length Faded, comfortable Levi's and pants called gauchoes.” We even Wrangler's with stripped, sharp looking had a taste of nostalgia with the winter sneakers and a sport shirt was the midi skirt. And it seemed that every- apparel for most of the guys. Straight- one had at least one form of the earlegged jeans came back too with the thshoe.” rolled up bottoms. Yes, our look was the casual look. For the most pan the gals too prefer- As long as it was comfortable, it was okay by us. K. Anderson J. Baer D. Bard D. Barlup B. Bixler L. Bowersox L. Barlup K. Bitting G. Beam J. Black The heart of the country lies deep within our souls. From the accomplishments of the alphabet, to the challenge of academic math, we grew in knowledge and strength. We climbed many hills which seemed like mountains. Our heights in achievement make our struggle to succeed worth every obstacle we had to overcome along the way. Though many think of this time as the sunset of the first ''day” of our life, we see it as the sunrise, with the darkest of night behind, and a new day ahead. L. Dobbs E. Dudley 17 J. Dudley T. Dudley C. Fahnestock D. Fahnestock K. Flanders A. Fossclman F. Freeland J. Gibboney R. Good S. Heller R. Hoffman 18 R. Hoke D. Horting D. Howell K. Kemble J. Klingman F. Latchford C. Little C. Lamoreaux J. Lenig L. Little A. Longsderff 19 C. Maxwell W. Miller S. Miller S. Miller L. Mohler D. Newlin G. Rhoads J. Mitchell D. Peters C. Prosser 20 21 T. Snyder A. Sweger C. Wallis J. Troutman J. Czernik C. Trout D. Turnbaugh Picture Not Avoiloble T. Williamson J. Wilson C. Wright B. Bohn Viva France” and Oui Madamoiselle From the land of wine and the latest fashions, came Jacques Czernik our exchange student from France. Jacques was most impressed by the interesting contrasts between his country and Newport. Among this favorite activities are playing tennis and riding his motorcyle. During his stay, Jacques was involved in weight lifting and the Jr. Sr. play. One of the highlights of his visit was a visit his family. They traveled to Greenwood where Jacques and his family were welcomed by the French class. He commented that he will always remember fondly his stay in Newport. 23 One Year Away From Senioritis One of the Class of 1978's main responsibilities this year is the Junior Senior Prom. The hours of work, toil, and enjoyment that are shared for this event makes it one of the highlights of the Junior year. Then the anticipation experienced to see if the event is a success is almost unbearable. Along with prom preparations on their agenda, Juniors look forward to the months ahead when they will be Seniors and leaders of the pack. The remarks are unanimous that the time arrives sooner then one thinks. Row 1: D. Wilson. G. Williams. T. Taft, B. Young, P. Treaster. Row 2: R. Turnbaugh, J. Templeton. B. Tomfordc, L. White. T. Thebes. 24 Row 1: S. Gabree. D. Geedy, T. Baker, D. Casncr, B. Frey. J. Foose. B. Russel. Row 2: P. Dietz. D. Fredrick. J. Culhane, B. Clouser. C. Wright. L. Dobbs. T. Zeigler. R. Dorritie. Row 3: M. Clouser. D. Clay. D. Cree, D. Trout. D. Gutshall. P. Dorbert, J. Barkley. L. Allander. Row 4: R. Cams, T. Casner, T. Briggs, N. Fleagle, T. Dudley. C. Albright. J. Bohn. 25 Row 1: R. Walker. S. Richelderfer, T. Salyards. P. Stulpin, D. Robinson. P. Simoncelli. Row 2: D. Steigleman. P. Swartz, B. Smith. G. Schreiber. R. Rathmell, K. Ward, G. Strock. Row 3: G. Reed, J. Stine, D. Rumbaugh, J. Sheaffer. Row 4: J. Seiders, D. Sweger. R. Rhoades, D. Rudy, K. Rode Row 5: N. Seiders. D. Strickland, P. Owen. J. Snyder. B. Reichert. B. Reisinger. 26 Row 1: D. Herrick, D. Owen, L. Lesh, D. Howell. Row 2: G. Kunkel. H. Marks, A. Lesh. R. Kuhn. M. Herrick, C. Miller, P. Kessler. Row 3: D. McKcnsic, C. Knechr, S. Orthey, B. Lenig, E. Luck, G. Mullen. To. Heinbaugh. Row 4: A. Hartze 11. D. Lynn. R. Leach, D. Kennedy, D. Mayer, M. Hulrzapple. 27 Robust and Rowdy This year's wise fools were among the most robust and rowdiest Newport High School has ever seen. Even with all the events ahead, their potential for showing spirit and vitality was undescribable. Learning how to spell Sophomore and putting out their life savings for rings and class jackets were two new adjustments that had to be made for the class of 1979. One of the biggest projects is the Sophomore Tea and all its complications. As a result, a Sophomore year never seems to have an idle moment. Row 1: R. Gutshall, E. Freti, J. Geedy, S. Hoover. B. Reisinger. B. Han. D. Howell. Row 2: B. Hoffman. L. Eckert, D. Feascr, L. Flickinger. A. Hostler, G. Evans. B. Gipe. R. Foose, G. Gabel. Row 3: T. Feaser, C. Hoover, B. Henry, T. Honing. In Tree: R. Harris, T. Heisey, G. Gavigan, R. Harper. 28 Row 1: R. Campbell. J. Comp. J. Amsler, M. Bailor. V. Cree, J. Colestick. R. Delancey. Row 2: G. Charles. A. Lowe. P. Curry, T. Korth, D. Cams. K. Campbell. J. Briggs. Row 3: B. Fasick, N. Coccio, T. Ciccarone, C. Corkle, D. Lesh, J. Campbell, D. Carl. Row 4: B. Bream. C. Clouser, C. Dobbs. T. Barkley, P. Dobyns, K. Billing, C. Dobyns. Row 5: V. Arnold. B. Booher, G. Lowe. S. Campbell, R. Delancey, R. Gable. R. Delancey. 29 Row 1: K. McDermond, S. Roush, C. Myers, T. Messimcr, J. Myers, M. Potter. B. Kemble. Row 2: D. McGowan, J. Miller. W. Rhoades. M. Procter, C. Prosser, D. Klingman, B. Miller, K. Mason. Row 3: F. Richelderfer, B. Kamler, L. Myers. K. Latch-ford. R. Maxwell. Row 4: R. Miller, R. Kapp. J. Meek, J. Stine, T. McGowan, D. Rudy. 30 Row 1: M. Sirauscr. P. Williams. J. Shearer. B. Sharar. Row 2: F. Shank. B. Wright. C. Seiders. D. Taft. J. Signer. H. Thomas. Row 3: S. Seger. D. Whitmer. M. White. M. Swartz. R. Zellers. N. Smith. S. Sweger, K. Turnbgh, D. Shenk, L. Swisher. On the Bridge: C. Super, D. Turnbaugh, K. Tressler, j. Shenk. N. Stephens, M. J. Wertz. 31 Row 1: E. Campbell, F. Dorbert, R. Arthur, J. Brown. Row 2: A. Dudley. S. Brandy, L. Brandt, C. Ditty, K. Dorritte, S. Boenzor, R. Cree, M. Book. R. Amos. Row 3: L. Boyer, S. Baer, S. Clay, J. Bulhane, G. Dietty, J. Barrick, J. Charles. Row 4: S. Barlup, D. Beane, D. Beatte, K. Crouse, M. Davidson, C. Cox, T. Arnold. 32 Now a Name Not a Number Like a popular bank phrase where you’re a name -not a number” so it finally was for the class of 1980. Yelling Battle Cry” and trying for the spirit stick were two reasons that made this year in their school lives so enjoyable. Being a ninth grader - pardon me - I mean Freshman, also meant an introduction to an unforgettable acquaintance - Mr. Molnar. To coin one female student’s phrase, being a Freshman meant being half way through high school and only a few short years away from the rest of our lives. Row 1: D. Peters, H. Miller. J. Niman, A. Major. Row 2: T. Mullen. C. Miller, C. Machusik. M. Oren, C. Magee. Row 3: V. Morrison. L. Mason. S. Maxwell, D. Miller. M. Rudy. Row 4: N. Newlin, T. Miller. R. Pabst, J. Manning. S. Miller. D. Miller. 33 Row 1: D. Harizell, S. Feaser, S. Fanastock, P. Kemble. G. Lenig, D. Gilbert, T. Hemperly, C. Foose. Row 2: J. Heim-baugh, J. Hetrick, N. Jacobs. S. Good, R. Kipp, R. LaForce, J. Gibboney, B. Harris. S. Lesh. Row 3: J. Knecht, J. Latch-ford. C. Hetrick, S. Little, M. Lesh. R. Harr, M. Kunkel, T. Hockenberry. Row 4: L. Heimbaugh, R. Gabel, T. Filler, C. Fredrick. E. Honing, G. Linn, D. Gorman. 34 Row 1: R. Welfley, R. Weller, R. Strickland, S. Stone, D. Steigleman. Row 2: J. White, R. White, T. Wilson, B. Walborn. M. Shelly, T. Snyder, C. Swartzell. D. Walker. Row 3: F. Sherman. D. Smith C. Stulpin, R. Steckbeck, D. Shambaugh, S. Seiders, M. Weidenhof. D. Smith. M. Schmoyer. Row 4: E. Stum. P. Shick. S. Serfass, B. Waldman, L. Smith. T. Shutt, J. Weiner. M. Staley, R. Trout. 35 Awake and Aware Lucky for them, the Class of 1981 found this year a lot more relaxed than the previous one. With the problem of the school's format out of the way, Eighth graders could concern themselves with other matters. Now the fact that there was 1 year behind them they felt their first touch of responsibility. This expressed itself by the fact that Eighth graders could select some of their next year courses. At this point in their lives they were right on the brim of young adults and bidding good-bye to the scared and silly years of the past. Row 1: G. Gantt. J. Houiz, J. Kipp. J. Jones, D. Johnson. D. Heisey, A. Harry, R. Heiscy. Row 2: B. Honing, J. Henry, M. Kessler. B. Gutshall. B. Kauffman. R. Kline. S. Haines. L. Geedy, L. Gates. Row 3: A. Kline, J. Gibboney, C. Hess. T. Geedy, L. Henry, T. Holick, J. Haines. L. Hess. B. Hoover. 36 In the Tree: G. Campbell, J. Filler, L. Dietz, D. Fasick. Row 1: R. Charles, H. Dietz. R. Beverlin, T. Cox, L. Brandt, A. Kuhn. G. Dudley. Row 2: K. Brougher. S. Casner, B. Baer, L. Casner, L. Bitting, C. Cohick, D. Frederick, G. Bender, R. Benner. Row 3: D. Boyer, S. Booher, M. Brubaker, D. Cohick, C. Carl. B. Charles, S. Albright, C. Fleisher, L. Clay. 37 Row 1: S. Little. C. Page. A. Miller. K. Moore, L. Morrison, C. Lowery. N. Machusik. C. Maxwell. R. Lesh, J. Leinaweaver. Row 2: D. Morrison. B. McHenry, C. McNaughton. C. Meek, R. Mullen. E. Peters. B. Lowe, K. Lowe. B. Lower. D. Miller. 38 Row 1: S. Wright, M. Sweger, R. Shank, C. Sheaffer. R. Strock, H. Rathmell. Row 2: C. Signor. J. Taft, K. Strickland. A. Stone. L. Rhoades. C. Van Horn, D. Reichert. Row 3: L. Shreiber. J. Stoner. R. Salyards, F. Shutt, J. Swartz, K. Ranch. H. Rice. Row 4: K. Schmoyer. F. Santiago, B. Reisinger, J. Stoak, A. Wright. 39 Bewitched and Bewildered Though at the start of a new school year we can't depend on the weather, one thing we can be sure of is new faces from the elementary building. The Class of 1982 experienced many new and different events. Though those first few days were rather nervous ones, the fact that they had friends there to share it with them made things a bit easier. Just the fact that there were now study halls and all new teachers made seventh grade much more enjoyable. Row 1: E. Wright. W. Siehley, L. Treaster, S. Singleton. H. Taft, L. Welfley, T. Zeigler. Row 2: D. Wright, R. Wallis. D. Wright. A. Tate, B. Schmoyer, M. Swartz. C. Troutman, K. Swartzell. Y. Whitmer. Row 3: W. Strauser, C. VanHorn, D. Sheaffer. P. Tobias. D. Seiber, T. Wharton, J. Trout, J. Shambaugh. 40 Row 1: R. Geedy, J. Brubaker. B. Booher, D. Foose. Row 2: R. Gamble. R. Gardner. J. Baker. M. Eckley. J. Bender. C. Geedy, M. Foster. L. Amsler. D. Galic, D. Dorbert, A. Campbell. B. Bream. Row 3: W. Bixler. C. Dorman. B. Berich. G. Britcher. L. Boyer. R. Aiken. S. Carl, R. Briggs. D. Campbell. D. Garman. 42 Row 1: T. Little, E. Howell. A. Lenig, J. Haines, T. Little. Row 2: B. Kreider, D. Lesh. K. Hockenberry, K. Jacobs. Row 3: L. Kauffman. L. Krick, T. Jones. Row 4: F. Little, G. Hartzell, D. Kertulis, K. Hostler. Row 5: P. Hetrick, W. Latchford, B. Kline. K. Harris, P. Howell. M. Hower, D. Lesh. Row 6: L. Kemble, S. Jones, B. Kyner, W. Heimbaugh, K. Holly, A. Jones, T. Lesher, B. Henry Row 1: B. Maxwell. L. Rice. L. Noss, M. Myers. Row 2: T. Major, R. Miller. C. Roberts, B. Reisingcr. Row 3: S. McGowen. S. Mullen, W. Meyer, M. Miller. Row 4: D. McComsey. C. Miller. B. Miller. C. Regester. Row 5: G. Miller. D. Morrison. K. Mullen. E. Myers. Row 6: D. Morrison. G. Pierce, D. McHenry, K. Miller. L. Reisinger. Row 7: B. Patton. G. Page. D. McGowen. A. Rum-baugh. 43 Our High Command The beginning of the year found the office in a mass of confusion with the promotion of Mr. Amsler from principal to superintendent, and the arrival of our new high school principal, Mr. Wagner. Things soon were back to normal, though, as Mr. Wagner sought ways to improve education and give each individual his understanding. Discipline, from the lavs to the cafeteria , was initiated and everyone was busy working to make this school year one to remember. Right: John J. Amsler. Supervising Principal. Opposite page: Top: James E. Wagner. Principal. Bottom left: Earl S. Myers. Assistant Principal. A Athletic Director. Bottom right: Galen Linn, Guidance Counselor. 44 46 Right: C. Temple. Directly below: D. Flurie, S. Hockenberry, Janitors. Lower left: E. Smith. Lower right: J. Beatty. T. Walker. D. Casner, E. Strickland. G. Frownfelter. 47 Educational Advisors To set an example and prepare us for our future we have a competant group of adults at Newport High school - belter known as the faculty administration. Though it is sometimes difficult for student and teacher to see eye to eye, they can find the solutions with a certain amount of effort and cooperation. We are also challenged to do our best, which inturn builds confidence and respect in ourselves and consideration for others as well. Yes, the faculty members play a major role in the happenings at Newport High School and as a result things turn out well because of it. A. Beaver W. Beaver R. Beers C. Benjamin 46 T. Berich D. Bernardo J. Brinser P. Briicher G.'Brossman 49 T. Fitzpatrick C. Fogel P. Campbell A. Cox D. Fuller 52 J. Jones 54 J. Schirm R. Surridge M. Smith K. Switzer C. Willet 55 9triving A good state of mind, practice, knowledge, stamina and more practice are the basic ingredients in order to strive effectively. The students of Newport High School know well of this desire of striving. They crave it and are not afraid to meet it face to face. This, in itself, is something to be proud of. Growing Efforts The 1977 NHS Varsity football team had the determination of a great squad. They had the blocking power and defensive ability that are essential for success. They seemed to have all the ingredients necessary for a winning season. Unfortunately, the scores never showed it. Players like John Troutman (J.T.) with his speed and endurance and Jay Wilson kept fighting even when the situation seemed hopeless. Don Barlup at center and Steve Cassell proved their ruggedness in times of peril. The season may not have been a winning one, but by giving it all they had surely made it worth their while. Opposite page (Bottom) Coach Surridge, Coach Gaffron. Head Coach Kuhn Opposite page (Top) Row 1: E. Freet, R. Harris. R. Arthur. D. Hart-zcll. J. Heimbaugh. R. Steckbcck. J. Manning. Row 2: J. Weimer, T. Miller. R. Capp, T. Horting. G. Gavigan. S. Campbell. R. Amos. Row 3: B. Sharar. T. Heisey, M. Swartz. R. Smith. J. Wilson, J. Troutman. T. Heimbaugh. J. Campbell. Row 4: P. Shull. M. J. Wertz, J. Gibboney. R. Rathmel, D. Clay, S. Harr, R. Cassel, C. Hoover. Row 5: W. Hartzell. T. Dudley. R. Harper. W. Miller. J. Stine. Row 6: Coach Kuhn. L. Myers. W. Kimmick, J. Stephen. D. Barlup. 59 Varsity Scores Teams Line Mt. J. Buchanon Upper Dauphin Millersburg West Perry Teams Halif. Carson Long East Juniata Williams Valley Tri-Valley Kishocoquillas 60 62 Our Victorius Little Buffs Left: P. Britcher. E. Heisey. Below: Row 1: P. Shull, D. Holley, R. Taylor, D. Seiber, G. Pierce, O. Sheaffer, L. Treaster, D. Wright. R. Miller, K. Little, K. Mullen. Row 2: C. Moorhead, M. Miller, C. Miller. G. Hartzell, K. Hostler, D. Dorbert, B. Schmoyer, L. Noss, D. Galic, A. Lenig, D. Morrison, S. Carl. T. Houck, T. Meyer, J. Holley. Row 3: P. Miller, J. Stoak, B. Charles, S. Dobyns, G. Campbell, J. Comp, J. Gibbony, A. Kline. J. Filler, D. Boyer, J. Kimmick, R. Salyards, D. Blattenburger. Absent: B. Hetrick. 63 Be Aggressive! Dribble, scoop, push, pass, drive! These were among the necessary skills the hockey team engaged in prior to and during the ’76 hockey season. The equipment included shin guards and mouth guards. It was very simple if you had no shinguards you walked off the field shinless because most of the games were rugged and fast. The girls first major victory was over West Snyder. The mark they made was a very positive drive for future teams’ success. On Opposite Page: Row 1: K. Campbell, H. Marks. D. Wilson. L. Mohler, P. Simon-celli, D. Fredrick. N. Stephens. Row 2: 8. Waldman. L. Heinbaugh, D. Shick. Row 3: J. Hetrick, C. Campbell, M. Wertz. M. Hetrick, R. Cox. K. Baker, T. Cox, L. Mason. A. Harry. K. Moorehead. Row 4: L. Cox, S. Little. K. Mason. Row 5: D. Kling-man, J. Niman, C. Cox. Row 6: T. Campbell, D. Gwirtz, C. Fogel. 65 Pictured Above: Head Coach: C. Fogel, Assistant. D. Gwirtz. 66 Pictured on opposite page: SENIORS: Back to Front: Lesa Cox, Lori Mohlor, Roxy Cox, Chris Campbell, Tammy Campbell. Did You Make Weight? It has always appeared that Newport High's enthusiasm for wrestling has never been shaken in the past, and this year was no exception. Like any sport, wrestling is one that teaches the athlete discipline because on several occassions as much as 10 pounds would have to be lost in 2 days. Our wrestlers came through once again by finishing first in the mid-state league for J.V. and 2nd for Varsity. They gave it all they had and that was all we could have asked. Opposite page: Seniors: P. Shull. D. Bitting, S. Miller, J. Wilson, K. Anderson, D. Honing, D. Barlup. B. Bixler, R. Smith. Below: Varsity: Row 1: S. Miller, J. Wilson. K. Anderson, C. Albright. D. Barlup. B. Bixler. Row 2: R. Weller, S. Barlup, P. Curry, T. Heisey, B. Lenig, P. Shull, D. Bitting. 68 Bottom left: J. Brown, G. Lenig, S. Maxwell, R. Kuhn, T. Filler, R. Harris, C. Knecht. Top left: T. Korth, W. Cree, G. Gavigan, R. Harper, D. Gutshall, D. Honing, S. Campbell, T. Albright, B. Russell . R. Smith. Bottom right: Varsity Coach Heisey, J.V. Coach Beers. 71 Future Olympians Far right: Coach Britcher. Row 1: K. Hostler, J. Stoak, K. Rauch, D. Seiber, G. Pierce. Row 1: D. Blattenburger, A. Kline, J. Filler, K. Mullen, S. Jones, B. Schmoyer, J. Kipp. B. Harper. H. Dietz, L. Noss, P. Galic, E. Meyers, D. Morrisom, A. Lenig, M. Meyers, P. Schick. 72 73 Seniors: James Black and Richard Hoffman Gink If! Score! As we look back to this year's Varsity basketball performance, it will be remembered with complete satisfaction. The player's agility and skill became clear at the beginning of the season and their ambition continued right to the very end. It took a lot of hard work to keep up this momentum, but fortunately it paid off. The pay off showed itself by taking one look at the scores. During the last game of the season, the ball was dunked, which is something that has never happened at Newport before. Also the fact that the last score was 105-45 made this year's season one that won't soon be forgotten. Varsity: J. Black. L. White. R. Cams, N. Fleagle, M. Hultzapple, J. Briggs, D. Strickland, J. Templeton, J. Briggs, and R. Hoffman. 75 VARSITY lalifax 4‘ 'illiams Valley N ° ■a 54 so 56 58 i 62 I 48 1 67 ' 60 ' 56 55 83 63 78 60 85 62 1 59 48 44 43 85 62 68 63 86 61 88 84 71 90 70 65 59 69 54 52 69 48 54 105 46 52 65 52 75 Far left - Satistician: Front Row: C. Maxwell, G. Ditty, J. Weimer. Back Row: S. Miller, L. Eckert, L. Flickinger, H. Noll. Junior Varsity: S. Linn. E. Honing, E. Kenulis, D. Cams, M. Swartz, J. Stine, L. Myers,t B. Hoffman, C. Hoover, D. Carl, J. Culhane, and M. Kunkle. Little But Mighty Row 1: S. Singleton, G. Troutman, K. Little, S. Mullen, D. Dorbert, W. Hetrick, J. Haines, D. Lesh, M. Morret, J. Haines. Row 2: M. Miller, C. Welfley, C. Hess, J. Gibboney, J. Myers, R. Briggs, S. Carl, R. Taylor, L. Reisinger, D. McHenry. Row 3: C. Comp, J. Holley, D. Cohick, B. Honing, C. Carl, G. Bender. P. Reisinger, C. Moorehead. Moving On A much improved girls' basketball team recorded a total of 10 victories this season to earn a 6 place finish in the 8 teams tri-valley league. The fact that the majority of the starting five were sophomores showed promising success for the future. Coach James Flickinger's patience and guidance paid off by the show of the vast improvement in all the girls' individual skills and progress. Fortunately, the many long hours of practice were rewarded and as a result made the season worthwhile for all the members who participated. Bottom: Row 1: T. Campbell. M. Wertz. K. Campbell. K. Brook-hart. Row 2: D. Owen. C. Cox. manager S. Kimmich, D. Kling-man. N. Stevens. Right: Coach Flickinger. Far right: Seniors: T. Campbell. K. Brookhart. 80 81 Bottom: Row 1: W. Rhoades. S. Little. R. Maxwell. L. Mason. Row 2: J. Hetrick. B. Waldman. C. Dobbs. M. Potter, C. Moore-head. Coach Yahner. 82 83 84 Can't You Lower the Basket? Bottom: How 1 T. Cox, A. Kuhn, T. Zeig-ler, P. Howell, W. Latchford, K. Harris, B. Patton, L. Amsler, D. Owen. Row 2: T. Ser-fass, B. Bench, H. Taft, M. Swartz, C. Roberts, S. Laforce, L. Morrison, S. Haines. Row 3: N. Machusik, D. Kline, B. Myner, D. Reichert, B. Vower, C. McNaughten, A. Jones, C. Meek, N. Strickland. Row 4: L. Shrieber, J. Taft. 85 Slow Start Fast Finish The baseball team entered the season like a pre-game warm-up. Their potential as a team didn't show itself until about the third or fourth game. Though they were slow starting, they finished with power and completed the season with 7 wins and 6 losses. Coach Hultzapple and Coach Houtz are to be commended for their fine job in showing their dedication and leadership for the good of the team. Right: Coach Houtz, Coach Hultzapple. Below: Row 1: J. Stein. C. Hoover. B. Hoffman, R. Delaney. W. Smiley. D. Gilbert, P. Owen. Row 2: B. Thomford, M. Hultzapple, F. Latchford, S. Han, D. Bard. J. Templeton. J. Troutman, A. Houck. 86 87 A Successful Struggle Pitch ’em faster. Hit 'em harder. Get the lead out! These comments filled the air at any of the many softball practices. Coach Tressler and Asst. Coach Surridge were always on the scene to push the girls to their fullest potential. The Varsity girls came out of the somewhat long struggle though with an impressive record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Right: Coach Tressler, Asst. Coach Surridge. Below: Row 1: S. Uttle, K. Campbell. Row 2: D. Fredrick. D. Owen. L. Dobbs. C. Cox. Row 3: D. Owen, L. Cox. T. Campbell, K. Brookart, D. Miller, Jf. Snyder. Above: Row 1: D. McGowan, M. Proctor, J. Hetrick, S. Haines. Row 2: J. Niman, D. Kling-man, R. Maxwell, T. Baker, j. Culhane. Row 3: C. Dobbs, B. Waldman, P. Stulpin, N. Stephens. Juniata W. Perry Rothrock E. Junia Chief Lo; W. Snyder Kishacoquillas State College Greenwood Middleburg Lewiston E. Juniata Juniata Middleburg Perry Greenwood 92 Above: Seniors: L. Cox, T. Campbell, K. Brookan. D. Miller. 93 94 Spirit in Motion One of the most essential groups of any school is their cheerleading squad and at N.H.S. this especially rang true. These girls display of enthusiasm and boisterous encouragement helped see our athletes through even in the toughest situations. Even though this past winter was one of the worst -the 1977 Cheerleading Squad was always on the scene when any event was taking place. Their presence was what made the events complete and it would have been a much rougher time for everyone without them. Below: D. Robinson. C. Machusick. A. Hostler, L. Boyer. C. Cox. K. Moorchead. M. Procter, C. Stul-pin. C. Clouser. K. Mason. K. Baker. L. Mohler, M. Hetrick. P. Simoncelli, C. Culhane, I. Cox. 95 96 97 Gymnasts Row 1: L. Brandt, G. Page. I. Britcher. Row 2: L. Amsler. J. Shambaugh. K. Swartzell. Row 3: J. Trout, D. McGowan. A. Little. M. Brubaker. Row 4: H. Taft. B. Harry, M. Bard. K. Miller. Row 5: H. Rathmell, S. Haines. C. Meek, S. Laforce. Row 6: B. Gutshall, S. Mitchem, D. Poole. N. Machusick, J. Taft, G. Maxwell. Row 7: J. Hetrick. D. Smith, D. Smith. J. Shenk. B. Miller, D. Feaser, C. Moorehead, K. Machusick, C. Stulpin. R. Heisey, T. Geedy. Row 8: Seniors: L. Mohler. C.Little, A. Sweger. 99 Meetings, clubs, organizations, groups; people in expressing themselves must participate. Working together as a group, you have one desire, to do your best. When you participate, you show you care and caring is what makes participation so effective. 101 President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Student Council L. Mohler J. Troutman A. Swcger J. Wilson President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Junior T. Casner D. Rumbaugh J. Culhane P. Stulpin President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: 102 Sophomore L. Flickinger K. Baker D. Feaser T. Heisey Freshman President: Vice-President: Secretary- Treasurer: Eighth Grade President Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: C. Moorehead R. Arthur C. Stulpin C. Hetrick A. Harry S. Haines S. LaForce C. Proctor Qeventh Grade President: Vice-President: Sec re tar -: Treasurer: B. Kyner D. Kline D. Mcgowan J. Kauffman 103 Student Council Chess Club Row 1: M. Hultzapple, R. Hoke, J. Stein. Row 2: N. Fleagle, R. Earnest, C. Knecht. Row 3: D. Owen, N. Seiders, P. Kessler. D. Turnbaugh, R. Tumbaugh. Above: Row 1: J. Troutman, J. Wilson. Row 2: A. Sweger. L. Mohler. Row 3: S. Richel-derfer, J. Culhane, D. Klingman, C. Wallis, P. Stulpin, J. Salyards, F. Little. Row 4: D. Shenk, L. Schreiber, L. Flickinger, B. Kemble, M. Wertz, C. Moorehead, C. Stulpin, K. Baker. 104 National Honor Society -a ■ a gpjg ir 4 BHM P.Y.E.A. tis i' -v. v Row 1: K. Baker. M. Proctor. D. Hetrick. L. Davidson. T. Baker. Row 2: D. Shenk, C. Campbell, A. Sweager. P. Stulpin, T. Sal-yards, B. Oren. K. Flanders. President - B. Oren. Vice-President - K. Flanders. Above. N.H.S.: Row 1: D. Peters, D. Frederick, C. Campbell, B. Young, M. Boyer. Row 2: G. Williams. T. Clouser. J. Hess. D. Rum-baugh. T. Williamson. S. Miller. R. Hoke. W. Delaney. D. Shenk. S. Crouse. Row 3: B. Oren. K. Brookhart. President - K. Brook-hart. Vice-President - B. Oren. Secretary -S. Miller. Treasurer - T. Williamson. 105 Blue and While 9taff Row 1: T. Thebes. B. Young. D. Shenk. Row 2: T. Baker, C. Dobbs, B. Foster, P. Dobyns, H. Noll, B. Oren. Row 3: P. Stul-pin. T. Salyards, G. Williams, D. Hetrick, J. Culhane, L. Flickinger. Editor - D. Shenk. 106 Giving Up a Little to Gain a Lot: Votech Students , i wMcuiidii, i . ivonn, n. Soccio. B. Rus- sel. Row S. Heller. D. Trout. D. Lesh. J. Klingman. C. Uright R. Roust. Row 3: G. Rhoades. C. Culhane, R. Gable, fc. Miller E. Miller. P. Dietz. B. Fry. Row 4: j. Wilson. K. Kemble, K. Anderson. T. Zeigler. A. Lowe. W. Fasick. 107 Future Farmers Seniors: D. Honing, E. Delancey, R. Smith, J. Mitchel, J. Lenig, P. Shull, J. Dudley, J. Hess. Above: Row 1: J. Hess, D. Honing, R. Smith. P. Shull, S. Campbell. R. Walker, V. Gutshall. Row 2: R. Trout, G. Strock, D. Mayer, D. Strikland, R. Poust, J. Mitchell, C. Albright. Row 3: H. Thomas. R. White, M. Rudy, D. Peters, J. Steffen, F. Richelderfer. Row 4: G. Reed, B. Hanis, R. Cree, R. Amos, R. Hare, M. Shelly, S. Fahnestock. Row 5: T. Shearer, J. Piccarone, R. Zellers, B. Lenig, T. Dudley. D. Gutshull. Row 6: J. Dudley, D. Shenk, J. Gabel. D. Whitmen, R. Gutshall, E. Freeland. Row 7: T. Casner, E. Delaney. 108 Audio Visual Aids Clubs Junior Red Cross Row 1: M. Proctor, S. Brandt. Row 2: C. Moorehead. K. Baker. Row 3: M. Oren, V. Morrison, C. Stulpin, J. Hetrick. H. Miller. Row 4: S. Baer, M. Lesh, P. Shick, R. Steckbeck. B. Waldman. R. Trout. Above: K. Richard. R. Roush, J. Thomas. C. Wallis, F. Latchford, F. Freeland. 109 Doing a Little Extra Right: Student Bankers: Row 1: D. Peters. Row 2: C. Campbell, L. Cox, L. Barlup. Row 3: E. Dudley. K. Campbell. Row 4: C. Maxwell, D. Fahnestock. Row 5: T. Carl. C. Little. Row 6: S. Crouse, C. Fahnestock. Row 7: L. Davidson. T. Williamson, T. Thebes. Row 8: A. Sweger, D. Howell, C. Prosser. Row 9: A. Longsderff. Below: Office Sect.: L. Davidson, A. Sweger. C. Campbell, S. Miller, D. Peters. HO Tennis Anyone Row 1: A. Longsderff. C. Little, F. Freeland. C. Campbell. Row 2: C. Clouser. H. Noll. P. Dorbert. B. Hetrick. S. Cassel. R. LaForce. W. Kammler. Row 3: I Britcher. B. Bream. J. Troutman. D. McGowen, P. Howell. B. Patton. D. Wright. Above: Row 1: K. Brookhart, C. Lamoreaux, B. Oren. Row 2: T. Clouser, D. Frederick, D. Shenk. Row 3: G. Williams. J. Sheaffer. T. Salyards, J. Baer. Row 4: L. Bream, K. Cawthern, D. Feaser. M. Boyer. Row 5: G. Schreiber, K. Richard, D. Rumbaugh, W. Orthey. Row 6: R. Roush. K. Switzer. Advisor. in Guide Right! The band faced a spectrum of events ranging from playing at Jimmy Carter’s campaign in Harrisburg to marching in the ever popular cold winds and mud of the football field. The new marching band members soon became familiar with the terms that were frequently yelled at them during a parade. Guide right! Color Guard, slow down! Band, Halt! Row 1: D. Smith, D. Linn, J. Amsler, B. Hoffman, B. Bream, S. Orthey, M. Clouser, T. Thebes, L. Eckert, S. Good. Row 2: L. Bream, A. Rhoades, E. Campbell, A. Houck, L. White, S. Boenzle, R. Trout, J[. Leinaweaver, C. Fredrick. Row 3: K. Flanders, E. Honing, P. Curry, D. Rumbaugh, D. Mackenzie, R. LaForce, G. Gable, R. Roush. Row 4: T. Williamson, D. Hetrick. J. Culhane, E. Dudley, S. Kimmich, B. Waldman, S. Miller, L. Morrison, G. Schreiber. Row 5: M. Newlin, N. Machusick, N. Jacobs, T. Clouser, T. Smith, K. Brookhan, L. Lesh, V. ! rrison, K. Crouse. Row 6: S. Brandt, M. White, P. Owen, M. Oren, T. Mullen, L. Schreiber, R. Kipp, P. Stulpin, J. Baer. Row 7: B. Kammler, G. Charles, S. Seiders, S. Barlup, D. Shambaugh, J. Kipp, R. Weller, D. Gilben, M. Book, D. Newlin. 12 per left: M. Boyer, Drum Majorette. perright: B. Oren, Assistant Drum Major; T. Salyards, Assistant Drum Majorette. niors: Row 1: D. Newlin, J. Baer, E. Dudley, T. Clouser, R. Roush. K. Brookhan, M. Boyer. Row 2: L. Bream, B. Oren. Row 3: K. inders, C. Trout. Row 4: T. Williamson, S. Crouse. Row 5: A. Sweger, L. Davidson. Majorettes:'Row 1: L. Flickinger. S. Serfass. P. Shick, H. Noll. R. Dorittie. Row 2: D. Klingman, H. Marks (Captain). K. Ward. Silks: S. ■ i.iy. J. Miller. J. Shutt. L. Allander. L. Davidson. C. Myers, N. Stephens. P. Treasier. J. Hetrick. C. Trout. H. Miller. T. Baker, S. Crouse (Captain). 114 Color Guard: G. Kunkle, E. Luck. M. Potter. C. Super. A. Sweger. D. McGowan. C. McDermond. R. Gabel. Not Pictured: Sue Smiley (Captain). Rifle Squad: D. Rudy, D. Feaser, C. Corkel. A. Lesh. G. Williams. B. Young. D. Fredrick. 115 ft Wind Ensemble Row 1: M. Boyer, B. Oren, N. Machusick, M. Newlin, P. Siulpin. Row 2: G. Schreiber, A. Richard, D. Hetrick, V. Morrison, K. Brookhart, B. Waldman, L. Morrison, T. Williamson. Row 3: S. Brandt, A. Sweger, R. Kipp, L. Bream, D. Bard, R. Pabst, L. Flickinger, L. Schreiber, L. Bard, P. Owen. Row 4: J. Troutman, R. LaForce, D. Hartzel, D. McKensie, D. Rumbaugh, R. Roush, M. Swartz, J. Mason, J. Leinaweaver, L. White, D. Newlin. Row 5: Mr. R. LaForce, T. Salyards, R. Steckbeck, B. Bream, S. Orthey, J. Amsler, T. Thebes, D. Smith. 116 Concert Band 118 Blue and While Choraliers Steps: S. Miller. S. Orthey, D. Rumbaugh. Row 1: A. Hauch. G. Maxwell. G. Schreiber, Richard Trout, S. Campbell, W. Walborn. R. Steckbeck. R. Salyards. Row 2: M. Procter, L. Boyer, S. Good, J. Hetrick, T. Messimer, J. Houtz, L. Mes-simer, D. Feaser, G. Williams, R. Kipp, L. Schreiber, K. Moorehead, A. Hostler, T. Barkley, C. Machusick. Row 3: C. Stulpin, B. Waldman, S. Brandt, R. Gable, B. Hoover, S. Wolfe. S. Hoover. D. Frederick, L. Lesh, V. Morrison, J. Scheaffer, B. Young, T. Salyards, P. Stulpin. S. Surface, P. Schick. Seniors: Row 1: C. Lamoreaux. Row 2: J. Black. M. Boyer, C. Trout. D.Shenk. Row 3: B. Oren. K. Brookhan. K. Flander. K. Richard. Varsity Choir Row 1: K. Hostler, S. McGowan, J. Shambaugh, M. Lesh, D. Smith, D. Smith. L. Brandt, C. Regester, D. Owen, C. Shaeffer. A. Rumbaugh, J. Kauffman. W. Meyer.A. Little, L. Wetzel, B. Wetzel. B. Kauffman, S. Wright. Row 2: S. Wilson. F. Little, C. Dorman, A. Jones, L. Brandt. W. Bix-ler. D. Campbell. M. Swartz, K. Swartzell. D. Heisey. L. Krick, T. Serfass, L. Amsler. H. Rathmell, S. Mitchem. Row 3: J. Snyder. J. Stoner. L. Geedy. S. Casner. P. Dobyns, B. Foster. J. White. C. McNaughton. B. Guishull. R. Strock. W. Heimbaugh, T. Wharton, J. Trout. D. Morrison. 122 Tradition, a definite word of security. Tradition is only effective if the participants believe in what they're doing. The school’s Tea, Prom, Homecoming, and pep rallys are symbols of living and how important it is to hold on to the good things of the past. 123 Homecoming: A Time of Remembrance Below: D. Robinson, B. Pabst, C. Culhane, J. Gibboney, J. Miller, A. Zook, L. Mohler, S. Miller. R. Cox, B. Cressler, B. Miller, D. Carl, K. Moorehead, D. Hartzell. 124 So This Is Paris The music department finally succeeded in producing a musical. 'So This Is Paris’ was a smashing success and the entire cast had a wonderful time. The way is now paved for productions of this type in the future. 126 The Stuck Pot Hydrogen Sulphide was the subject that caused much hilarity at a whose participants included the students from a girls’ school, Worthington Women's Academy, and a boys' school, Jason. Each girl tried to outdo the other by looking as ridiculous as possible. The Ultimate prize being the Stuck Pot. The whole menagerie of scenes provided for a most entertaining evening. 128 129 The World of Illusion Our school has had the privilege of hosting this fabulous show three years in a row, and each year it has become a greater success. The World of Illusion, sponsored by the Class of 1979, contained the nation's top acts including that of our very own Craig Wallis, member of the class of '77 and brainchild of the World of Illusion. Starry, Starry Night It was a starry, starry night for those who attended the Sophomore Tea this year. The evening was really nice outside and the decorations inside were even better. New Moon” was present for some sound and they really had their act together. The afternoon tea proved enjoyable as well so fortunately this event was once again successful. 131 We May Never Pass This Way Again Though the title for the Junior-Senior Prom suggested a point of no return,” for us, the actual chance of this happening is very doubtful. Newport High School was too much a part of our lives to forget it forever - even if we wanted to. The success of the prom itself was a sole example of this. Connie Culhane happily received the prom queen crown and her court was made up of Lori Mohler, Roxy Cox, Lesa Cox, and Lorrie Bream. All in all, it was really great for those who made an effort to participate. 132 133 We Did It Our Way This was the time we had all been waiting for. It was a time of sharing the utmost feelings of being a graduate and the sorrow of seeing many friends for the last time. Though the first couple of months seemed like an eternity, the last days passed like seconds. At last the time had arrived for our diplomas and that last handshake. We did things our way -we made lots of mistakes - we really loved it. Right: Valedictorian, K. Brookhart. Opposite page: Salutato-rian, D. Peters. 134 The puchasing of goods, the exchange of money, and the satisfaction of a task fully accomplished are all ingredients that form the word buying.” For some it is seen as an enjoyable pleasure, for others a ; compulsion that at times can not seem to be satisfied. One thing is for certain, buying in itself is a necessary evil” for all of us and how we handle it ' shows our awareness as an individual. i 137 Senior ri ANDERSON. KEVIN - Red1 Vo-Tech; Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Student Council 1, Basketball 2, Tennis 1, 2, Wrestling 3. 4. Football 1,4. BAER, JODI RAE - Baer ; Academic; Band Secretary 3, Band Vice-President 4, Junior-Senior Class Play 3, 4. Spanish club 2, 3, Girls' Basketball 1. Yearbook Typist 4. BARD, DAVE - Otto ; General; Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Track 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BARLUP, DONALD E. - Bubba : General; Football iTz, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew Class Play . 4. BARLUP, LINDA J. - Lynn ; Business: Band Front 2.3, Stage Crew Class Play 3, Student Banker 3. 4. BEAM. GARRY L. - Dick ; Vocational; Vo. Ag. 2, 3, 4. BITTING. DAVID W. - Paul : General hmior Class Vice-President, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball BITTING, KATHl J. - Business; Band 1, 2, 3 , Student Banker 3, 4. BIXLER, BRIAN S. - Bix ; General; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 4. BLACK, JAMES C. - Blackie : General; Baseball 1. 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4. BOWERSOX. LESLIE - Dink ; Business. BOYER, MERRY M. - Merp; General. National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3|4, Drum Majorette 3, 4. Pep Band 2. 3, Choir 3, 4, County Chorus 3. 4. Jr. Red Cross 1, PYEA 2. Traffic Safety Council Secretary 2, 3a4. BREAM, LORRIE A. - Bozo : Academic. Band 1. 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, Junior-Senior Play 2. BROOKHART, KATHY D. - Academic; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. County Band 2, 3, Junior-Senior Play 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. County Chorus 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3. 4, National Honor Society President 4. Student Council 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1.2.3,4. CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE C. - Chris ; Business, National Honor Society 3,4, PYEA linffice Secretary 3, 4, Student Banker 3. 4, Nurse's Aide 2, Band Front 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Statistician?; CAMPBELL, KATHY J. - K.C. : General; PYEA 2. Studet igRter 4. Softball 1. 4. CAMPBELL, TAMMY J. - Campbell ; Business; Softball 1, 2.L3, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4. CARL, TAMI J. - VTam ; Business; Freshman Class President, Band Front 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Track 2. Student Banker 4. CASSEL, STEVENJW. - Hands ; General; Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. CLOUSER, TERESA K. - Tesi : Academic; National Honor Society 3, 4, PYEA 2, Spanish Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3. 4. COX, LESA Rk - ’LArchie ; Business: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2 Softball !. 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. COX. ROXY A. - VRox ; Academic; Student Council 1, Class Treasurer 1, Tracl 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Blunita Staff Editor-in-Chief CROUSE, SHELLEY K. - Shell ; Business; National Honor Society 3, 4, Student CounciL2, Student Banker 3, 4, Band Front 1. 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4). Class Treasurer 4. Basketball 2. ' Y, • CULHANE, CONNIE L. - Vo-Tech: Class Officer 1. 2. 3. Basketball 1, Track 1, 2. Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. CZERN1K, JJ QUES - Academic. ___________ DAVIDSON, JHLLIAN M. - Tood ; Business; Band From 4, PYEA 2, 4, Student Banker 3, 4, Office Secretary 4 DELANCEY JtDWIN S. - Delancey : Vocational; FFA 3, 4, Track 1. 2. 4. DELANCEY WINIFRED M. - Winnie ; Business: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Banker 3. 4. DOBBS, LEEE. - Vocational: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DUDLEY, 1MILY J. - Shorty : General: Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4. DUDLEY, JOSEPH E. - Dud ; General; FFA 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, Track 1, 2. 3. 4. DUDLEY JriMOTHY S. - Timboe ; Business. Football 2. FAHNESWDCK, CAROL A. - Jeannie ; Business; Chorus 1, Student Banker 4| FAHNESTOCK, DEBRA M. - Tim ; General; Chorus 1. FISHERjpETTY BOHN - Babs ; Business. FLANDERS. KAREN A. - Academic: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. County Band 2, 4, County Chorus 2.3,4, Choir Secretary 4. Student I' Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, PYEA 4. wM FOSSELMAN. ARTHUR D. - Art ; Vo-Tech. FREELAND, FRANK E. - Pancho ; Academic; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AV Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. GIBBONEY. JAN C. - Hoss ; Business; Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2, 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. GILL. RICHARD W. - Rich ; Vocational; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. GOpD, ROBERT W. - Bob : General. I 1 ” HARR, SHANE D. - Vocational; Junior-Senior Class Play 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 4. HELLER, STEVEN E. - Hollywood ; Vo-Tech. HESS. JOHN D. - Jack ; Vocational; National Honor Society 3. 4. FFA 1, 2. 3. 4 (Vic«klj|fesidem 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3). £ HOFFMAN, RICHARD L. - ”Rich Business: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. HOKE. RANDOLPH D. - Hokey : Academic: National Honor Society 3. 4, Chess club 3. 4. Math Club 3. Wrestling 1. Tennis 2. HORTINGflDAVID L. - ’’Dave”; Vocational; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4, Wrestllng4. HOWELL. DOROTHY J. - ”Dot yocneral: Chorus 1. Student Banker 4. KEMBLE, KARLW. - Vo-Te BT KIMM1CH, WILLI AM ’’BimB ’; Vocational: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew Class Play 4 KLINGMAN, JOSEPH C. - ”Joe i Tech; Football 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Play 3, 4 , SpaniM Club 2, 3. LA MORE A U X, yi ARLES - ’ Chuck’’ M ra Band 1. 2, 3. Choir 2, 3. LATCHFORD. TRANK LENIG, JOHN E. AV Club 1 ANK W. - Vocational. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, - Vocational; Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4, FFA 2, 3. 4. - ’’Carol Big'..'' Business;. mnastics 1. 2, 3, 4. | - Business;, Gymnastics 1. 2. 4. Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Student Banker 3. LONGSDERFF, ANN-M. - Business:. Basketball 3, Junior-Senior Class Play 3, 4. Blunita Copy Editor 4, Student Banker 4. MAXWELL. CYNTHfA - CimW ; General; Chorus 1. MILLER, DAWN M. - Academff; Softball l. 21 3. 4, Spanish Club 2. 3. 12; 3, 4, Spanish MILLER. SARA J. - Business; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary 1), Blunita Staff BusilH 3. I MILLER. SCOTB. - •’Montrose”: MILLER. WILLIAM H. - BllP : V anager 4. Office Secretary 4, Student Ban Ge r. oiTet al. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. _____h; Football 1,2, 3. 4. M1TCHUL. JAMES E. - ••Jim”; Vocational; FFA 1. 2 374. MOHLER. LORI K. - ”Max”; Academic: Field Hockey 1, 2. 3. i. Class President 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, NEWLIN, DAVID N. - Noodle”; Academic; Band 1. 2,'S. 4, Spanish Club 2, S, 4, AV Club 2. 3, 4. ... heerleaderS. 3. 4. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. OREN. BRIAN D. - Blf ; Geneftj aiid Pep and CountyjU 2, 3, 4. Drum Major 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, FAtball 3, PYEA 3, 4 (Presidtyu 4), _____________________________________ , 4 (VtR-1 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Blue and White 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society President 4), Junior-Senior Class Play 3, Spanish Club.l, 2. 3, 4, County PETERS. DEBRA J - ••P.J.•,; Business; National Honor Society , 4. Student Banker 2. 3. Office Secretary V, Blunita Typist 4. PROSSER, CHERYL A. - Peny”; Business; Chorus 1, 2, Student Banker 4. RATHMELL. ELEANOR - General. RHOADES, GEORGE C. - Vo-Tech; Student Council 1. RICHARD, KEITH E. ”Keefer,,; Academic; Tennis 2, Archery 3. AV Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BOUSH, RANDY L. - Shorty ? Academic; Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish C|ub 1, 2. 3, 4. ir 4. RUSSEL. DONALD W. - Wayne”; Vocational; FFA 1. 2. 8. 4. SCHMID, PAMI K. - Pam ; BusinessaJunior-Senior Play 3. Student Ranker 3.4. Chorus 1, Student Council SHEAFFER, JAMES R. - Jim ; GenerJ. 3HENK, DONITA J. - DonitV; Academic; Class President 3. 4. Blue and White 3, 4 (Editor 4). Choir 2. 3, 4. PYEA 4 SHULL. PATRICK T. - Mojite ; Vocational: Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer 4). NNE - Sue ; ( L Vo-Tech; Wfe« B. - ’'Trapper ; nt .. Class Treasurer 2. Sti EaU, Junior-Senior Play 3, 1, 2, 3. 4, FFA 1. 2, 3. 4 Student Council 3, 4 (Secretary 4). National Honor Society Musical 4, Blunita Staff Photo Editor 4. general; Band Front (Silks 2. Color Guard 3. Captain 4). | estling 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Freshman Class Treasurer. Junior- Student SMILEY. SUZANNE -SMITH. SMITH , RICKY B. vr” Vocational; Football 1. 2, 3. 1. Wrefilling 1, 2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 'Officer 4). STEFFEN. JOHN F. - General; Student Council 1. 2. 3. Junior Senior Class Play 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Base ball 1, 2. 3, 4. SWEGER. ANITA L. - ’A.J.’J; business; Gymnastics 1. 2. 3, 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4, Band 1. 2.-3, 4, Colorgaurd4. County Band 3. 4. Senior Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 2. 3. 4 (Secretary 4), Class Secretary 1, 3, Nurse’s Aide 1. 2i-Office Secretary 3.4. Banker 4, Blunita Typist THOMAS. JOHN E. - ”AceY; Academic; AVClub2, 3, 4. TROUT. CINDY E. - Curly , Fox ; Business; Band From 1, 2. 3. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1. 2. 3,v4, County Chorus 4. Musical 4. TROUTMAN.[JOHN S. - J. T.’’; General; Basketball 1, 2. Football 1. 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4 (Vice-President ), Band 1, 2, 1, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 3. TURNBAUGH, DONALD F. - Ace ; General; Student Council Treasurer 2. WALLIS. CRAIG S. - AcaAnic: AV Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 2, 3. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior ( lass Play 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, TE LSAr -. - ”Tess ; Business: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Wind Ensemble 4. County Band 2. Bit Band 2. Blunita Staff Typist 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. WILSON. JAMES J. - Jayfeird : Vo-Tech; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4. Student Council 2, 3. 4 (Treasurer 4). AV Club 1. 2. WRIGHT. CINDY L. - AcJlemic; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, Softball. Spanish Club 2, 3. The Class of Says Good-Bye Most Likely to Succeed: K. Brookhart, C. Wallis. Congratulations to the Class of 77 CUMBERLAND COUNTY NATIONAL BAND AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER F.D.I.C. Newport, Pa. R S Sales Surplus Foods RUSSEL KINER AND STANLEY MUTZBAUGH R. D. 2, Duncannon, Pa. 17020 834-4047 Compliments of S. W. Crouse I r and Son Painting Contractor Newport, Pa. Juniata Buy Your Concrete Blocks From Co. Perry Cement Newport 567-3183 Wash Your Car At Leache's Car Wash Congratulations Cramer's Donally Mills Amoco Store R.D. 2 Newport 589-3550 John. Eileen Peg. Tony Greenwood Nursery R.D. 3. Newport 438-3378 Bolens . Homelite Equipment Sales John W. Kline Taxidermist R.D. 1 Millerstown H. R. Wentzel Sons, Inc. Landisburg and Newport Newport Auto Parts Automotive Parts Supplies - Equipment 153 N. 2nd Street Perry Automotive General Repairs -State Inspection 24 Hour Towing Mobil Gas Oil R.D. 1, New Bloomfield. Pa. 17068 582-2420 143 Clouser's Beauty Shop R.D. 1, Duncannon, Pa. 834-3978 Bruce's Country Discount Center Rt. 849 - Between Newport and Duncannon Daily: 10 a.m. -9p.m. Sunday Until 7 Mahanoy Valley Nurseries Rodger D. Salyards R.D. 1 Duncannon, Pa. 17020 Dale E. McGuire Agency General Insurance Newport Auto, Fire, and Life Social Order Rt. 1, Duncannon, Pa. 834-3672 of Owls Melvin J. Wolper Son 32 Penn Avenue Electric, Plumbing, and Heating Newport, Pa. Contracting Save on Furniture General Electric Appliances 1 Broadway Avenue Duncannon, Pa. 144 Compliments of Daniel F. Martz Paradise Mobile Home Park, Inc. 139 Mulberry Street Newport, Pa. Located Four Miles West of Duncannon on Route 274 Phone 957-3342 for Pad Rentals Twin Rivers Equip. Co. Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Tractors Westinghouse Appliances 8a.m. to 8 p. m. North of Clarks Ferry Bridge Call (717) 834-5335 Duncannon, Pa. Compliments of Miller's News Stand One North Market Street Sam's Sporting Goods Duncannon, Pa. 17020 834-3620 Routes 11-15 North We Sell Fresh and Cured Meat We Appreciate Your Patronage and Fishing Supplies Monday Thru Saturday 10 to 9 p. m. R. J. McGuire Closed Thursdays and Sundays Butcher Shop W5 Charles H. Burns TV - Appliances - Electrical -Plumbing Supplies Millerstown, Pa. 17062 Myer's Grocery Center Square Newport. Pa. Riverside Service Station Mr. G. Ernest R.D. 1. Newport 589-3621 Sweger's Garage 120 N. Market St. Millerstown 589-3632 Compliments of Delancey's Ceramic Shop Mr. and Mrs. John T. Delancey Owners Compliments of Reisinger's Furniture 567-3135 Ferster's Meat Market Home Dressed Meats Market Street Newport 567-6626 H. M. Flickinger and Sons 319 Market Street Newport. Pa. Smith's Lumber Co. Builders Hardware Paints - Barrels - Kegs R.D. 1, Newport, Pa. 17074 567-6317 Rudy's Body Shop and Garage 45 N. Third Street Newport H. A. Acker Paints - Hardware and Glass Allentown Paint Distributor Newport, Pa. 567-3726 Compliments of New Bloomfield Dress Co. 221 Market Street Newport, Pa. 17074 567-3311 146 Welfley's Clothing The Ox Yoke and Shoes 111 Market St. 49 S. 2nd Street Newport, Pa. 17074 Newport, Pa. (717) 567-6173 567-3858 Compliments of Brenda Finton's Congratulations Beauty Shop Lawrence Millwork North Newport, Pa. New Bloomfield, Pa. Novinger's Fabric Center Kappy Troutman's 31 N. 2nd Street Barber Shop Newport, Pa. New Bloomfield 567-3510 Lesh Music Store Perry Lanes Hallmark Cards 38 N. Second Street 103 S. Carlisle Street Newport, Pa. New Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woods, Prop. 582-2242 567-9493 147 Robert L. Miller Bob Fleisher's General Contractor Hair Styling for Men and Women Maintenance and Repairs 1 Mile East of Loysville on Route 274 R.D. 1 Duncannon, Pa. Open Monday thru Saturday 17020 Day and Evening 567-3288 For Appointment Call 789-3986 Barninger Funeral Home Compliments of Diversified Equity 403 North Market Street Systems Duncannon, Pa. 834-3143 20 South Second Street Newport, Pa. When people need help, 567-9339 we care. Stephen M. Barninger Owner Director 148 Compliments of Dr. Magill and Dr. Rumbaugh Compliments of Montgomery Wards Catalog Sales 13 South Second Street Newport, Pa. 567-6901 Compliments of Pensupreme Dairy Products John S. Kipp, Distributor James Turnbaugh and Sons Hair Brothers 55 Bloomfield Ave., Newport 567-3331 Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Electrical and G. E. Appliances Bill's Gulf New Bloomfield, Pa. On the Square Millerstown, Pa. 589-3904 149 Dave and Jack Keystone J. H. Borst Liverpool Myers Hotel Jeweler Amoco “Your Grandmother Old Route 22 Center Square Route 11 and 15 Bought Furniture Newport. Pa. Liverpool. Pa. From Dad 444-3322 Newport Tuscarora Polly's Pizza Singer's Ice Co. Valley Loan and Restaurant Manufacturers of Company, Inc. Subs Crestview Plaza Ice and 303 Market St. Route 11 and 15 Cold Storage Newport, Pa. Liverpool. Pa. 567-3400 Newport. Pa. 567-6446 444-3800 Compliments of Shiffer Mildred Dobyn's Compliments of Baker's Brothers Beauty Shop Joseph A. Arco Service Newport, Pa. 55 North Second St. Stoner, Jr. Newport, Pa. Route 11 and 15 For the finest in appliances and 567-3022 Liverpool. Pa. television Henry's Village Ferry Variety Elizabeth Green Valley Ceramics Discount Store Lyons Campground Front Street General Merchandise R.D. 1, Newport Liverpool 100 North Fourth Street 567-9939 Firing, Greenware. Newport. Pa. Wila, Pa. Paints and Supplies 567-9432 444-2134 150 Michael L. Smith Freestyle Wrestling Chairman International Wrestling pfficial 139 North Fourth St. Newport, Pa. Western Auto Associate Stores Skyline Corner Store General Merchandise and Sporting Goods John and Ann Tressler R.D. 2, Newport 567-3683 Newport, Pa. 567-6133 Sporting Goods, Auto Supplies, Gifts and Household Appliances Congratulations The First From National Bank Harrison's Greenhouse New Bloomfield, Pa. Newport, Pa. Your Home Town Bank Best Wishes Member F.D.I.C. Dr. John N. Ersoz Duncannon Small Animal Clinic R.D. 1, Duncannon, Pa. 834-5570 Robinson's Beverages, Inc. 19 - 23 North Third Street Newport, Pa. 567-3188 Ernie's Grill R.D. 2, Newport, Pa. 567-6010 Compliments of Mohler Oil Service Newport, Pa. Brandt's Greenhouse Wholesale, Plants and Flowers R.D. 1, Duncdnnon, Pa. Morrison 834-5248 Chevrolet, Inc. Sales and Service Robert E. Smith Newport, Pa. 567-3144 Exxon Products Newport, Pa. 567-3818 152 Shop at Sears Call 567-3112 Welfley's Pharmacy Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Owned and Operated by Millie and Jack Wagner 29 N. Second St. Newport, Pa. William G. Welfley - Judith B. Welfley Pharmacists 18 South Second Street Newport, Pa. Miller's H. F. Campbell Food Rite and Sons, Inc. Liverpool, Pa. Camel Express 444-3922 Millerstown, Pa. 153 Hall's Amoco Chapman's Atlas Tires and Batteries Clothing Store Amoco Oil Products Newport, Pa. R.D. 2, Newport Zeller's Gulf Ben Franklin Service Crestview Plaza Market Street and Penn Avenue Newport, Pa. Newport, Pa. 567-6700 Newport IGA Foodliner Greenhouse Crestview Plaza Newport, Pa. Newport, Pa. Flowers for All Occasions 567-3180 Lesh Motors Congratulations Dr. Sanford American Motors Cars Silverstein Recreational Vehicles Newport, Pa. 567-3181 154 I. B. Secrist Son Mobile Distributor 589-2551 Millerstown. Pa. Gasoline - Fuel Oil Kerosene - Motor Oil - Grease Burner Service Duncannon Variety Store 15 N. Market St. Duncannon. Pa. Millerstown Chrysler Plymouth Inc. Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge Trucks Duncannon Bottling Co. Duncannon. Pa. 834-4434 Corner Drug Store Duncannon. Pa. Best Wishes for Your Future Campbell's Ceramics R.D. 2. Box 154 Newport, Pa. 567-6218 Campbell Mobile Homes R.D. 2, Newport 582-3159 Buy Avon Products by 834-3801 Compliments of Zink's Greenhouse R.D. � 1, Liverpool 444-3412 J. J. Newberry 19 N. Second Street Newport, Pa. 567-6531 Edwin B. Wallis Sons Farm Market Egg and Fruit Sales R.D. «1, Liverpoo’ 444-3567 E. W. Nichols Full Line of Insurance 700 N. 4th Street Liverpool. Pa. 444-3422 Congratulations to the Graduates Smith's Feed Mill Murray's Buick - Olds -Pontiac - GMC Go First Class With the Best The Newport News Printery 19 S. Third St. Newport. Pa. 567-6226 Millerstown Motors Body Shop Complete Auto Body Repairing 589-3341 Rolling Acres Real Estate Inc. 223 Mulberry St. Newport. Pa. 567-6211 Congratulations to the Class of 77 Bloomfield Pharmacy Jay's Restaurant Route 11 and 15 Liverpool, Pa. Bitting's Restaurant Shop and Save Market Pontius TV Compliments of Compliments of Wentz Arco Zenith Salesman Service Ted's Ferryboat Service Barber Shop Campsites New Bloomfield R.D. 1 Pa. Newport, Pa. North Front St. R.D. 1 567-9994 Liverpool. Pa. Liverpool, Pa. 444-3200 Compliments of Compliments of Newport Earner's Gas Company Liverpool Furniture First Hardware Store National R.D. 2 Bank Liverpool. Pa. Front St. Newport. Pa. 444-3624 Liverpool, Pa. 444-3611 Liverpool, Pa. 567-6616 Congratulations From Donis and Katrinia Kochenderfer Colonial House Restaurant Harold L. Messimer Sr. Serving the Finest Home Style Food Cold Beer - Wines Delicious Cocktails Open 7 Days a Week 6:00 a.m. till 10:00 p.m. Liverpool, Pa. Compliments of Com 0 pliments � f the Fred Noye Blunita Staff 157 158 159 160 v'; -• ; • - V - 5g: v -: - ;