Newport High School - Blunita Yearbook (Newport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

2 OJ 4 o 6 Laughter and Tears, Hello's and Goodbye's 7 Table of Contents Pride in Leadership Pride in Achievement Pride in Success Pride in Participation Pride in Ability Pride in Accomplishments Pride in Sponsoring 10 Pride in Leadership 11 We Have Known Them In Many Differing Roles Amsler, John Jay. Superintendent Wagner, James, Principal. Hobbies: Outdoor sports Myers. Earl S., Assistant Principal, Hobbies: Spectator sports and carpentry Linn, Galen Gene, Guidance Counselor, Hobbies: Sports and working in the garden Pictured Lower Right: Office Secretaries: E. Harry. J. Shearer. C. Temple Mr. Linn 13 From Questioning Prophets Beaver, Ann Romaine, English — German. Hobbies: Reading. Jogging. Tennis Beaver. Wayne C., Librarian. Hobbies: Listening to Music, Ignoring Television, and Reading. Activities: JV Boys' Basketball Coach Beers, Ronald Richard. Science. Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing, Activities: Wrestling Coach Benjamin, Charles E., Social Studies. Hobbies: Reading and Puzzles. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Play Benner. Emma Y.. Home Economics. Hobbies: Reading. Sewing, and Baking Mrs. Beaver Mr. Beaver Berick, Thomas, Social Studies. Hobbies: Golf and Hunting Bernardo, Diane Billger. Jeffrey B.. Social Studies, Hobbies: Fishing and blunting Boggs, Donald G., Mathematics, Hobbies: Hunting, Swimming, and Gardening. Activities: Student Council Advisor. Stage Crew, Sophomore Class Advisor Brinser, Jean K., Business, Hobbies: Playing Bridge or Pinochle, and Crocheting Britcher. Paul E., Science. Hobbies: Harness Horse Racing and Hunting. Activities: Football and Wrestling Coach Mr. Beers Mr. Benjamin Mrs. Benner Mr. Berich 4 Miss Bernardo Mr. Billger Mr. Britcher Mr. Boggs This job is SO tiring!” Mrs. Brinser 15 “Mr. LaForce behind closed doors. Wise Mrs. Brossman Mrs. Campbell Mr. Fitzpatrick t Miss Fogel 16 Mentors Brossman. Gail. Home Economics. Hobbies: Skiing. Bicycling. Sewing Campbell. H. Pauline. Nurse. Hobbies: Working with and observing animals. Listening to music. Antique sales Cox. Anna E.. English. Hobbies: Tennis. Reading. Cooking new recipes. Umpiring softball Fitzpatrick. Thomas R.. Business. Hobbies: Reading and Model Railroading Fogel. Christy Michele. Business English, Hobbies: Playing the piano. Sports. Activities: Head Coach Field Hockey Fuller. David. Mathematics Gaffron. Robert C.. Special Education. Hobbies: Football. Hunting. Fishing. Activities: Football Coach Germaux. James W.. Art. Hobbies: Fly Fishing. Print Making. Jogging. Activities: Blunita Advisor Gutshall. Virgil Eugene. Vo-Ag. Hobbies: Reading. Working around farm. Activities: FFA Advisor Gwirtz. Deborah Ann. Physical Education. Hobbies: Sewing. Crewel, Racketball. Running. Activities: Gymnastic Coach Heisey. Earl Eugene Jr.. Science. Hobbies: Carpenter work. Coaching. Activities: Football Coach. Wrestling Coach, Senior and Seventh Grade Class Advisor 17 Lighting Our Way Toward Mrs. Helt Mr. Houtz Mr. James Mrs. Highberger Mrs. Hinkle It's much safer here outside! 18 The Path of our Future, Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Helt, Janet L., English, Hobbies: Gardening, Traveling and Crafts Highberger, Cheryl, Home Economics, Hobbies: Crafts and Cooking Hinkle, Elizabeth, Spanish, Hobbies: Riding, Cooking and Remodeling Houtz, Herman Dean, Spanish, Hobbies: Sports. Hunting, Music and Reading, Activities: Baseball and Girls’ Basketball Coach James, Richard, Science, Hobbies: Traveling, Swimming and Fishing Jones, James Richard, Self-Contained, Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Mr. Kline Mr. La Force Jones. Jeanette H., Mathematics, Hobbies: Reading and Piano Playing Kline, Alan R., Physical Education, Hobbies: Golfing Kuhn, Stephen Frank, Special Education, Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Activities: Football Coach LaForce, Russell D„ Music, Hobbies: Model Railroading and Fishing, Activities: Band and Varsity Choir Director and Eleventh and Eighth Grade Class Advisor Molnar, George E., English History, Hobbies: Gardening, Electronics and Parapsychology, Activities: National Honor Society Advisor 19 Morningred, Daniel H.. Mathematics, Hobbies: Playing Cards and Other Games Murray, Sharon S.. English, Hobbies: Reading and Horticulture Myers. Phyllis, English, Hobbies: Traveling Potter, Portia, Social Studies, Hobbies: Reading, Tennis, and Travel Saner, Harold, Industrial Arts, Hobbies: Hunting, Softball, and Other Sports Schirm, James E„ Industrial Arts. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, and Golf Sisson, Donna Louise, English, Hobbies: Sewing and Needlepoint, Activities: Blue and White Advisor Smith. Michael L.. Social Studies, Hobbies: Sports and Traveling Switzer, Karen Belle, Music, Hobbies: Sewing, Crafts, Knitting, Drawing and Painting, Activities: Tri-M Advisor, Musical Director, Blue and White Choralier Director, Concert Band Director and Band Front Advisor Willet. Cecile. English, Hobbies: Reading and Swimming, Activities: PYEA Advisor Britcher, Debra Jo, English, Hobbies: Reading, Crocheting, Harness Horse Racing and Gardening A nd the Road Mrs. Murray Mr. Morningred Mrs. Myers Mrs. Potter Mr. Schirm Mr. Saner 20 Mrs. Switzer Mrs. Britcher “Have got something for a headache?” 21 Mrs. Willet Mrs. Sisson Pride in Advancement 23 Hey Squirt Who Me? Each makes his appearance in the mainstream of high school life, going through what every other seventh grader has before him. Searching diligently for English class or holding contests to see who can run down the hill the fastest without getting caught. Whatever the case, a seventh grader is a rarity that lasts only for a year. 24 Pictured Upper Right. Officers: Row I; Secretary, T. Houtz; President. H. Messimer; Vice President. C. Moore; Treasurer. B. Campbell Pictured Lower Left: Row I; P. Boyer. Y. Dorman. R. Boyer. S. Cree. S. Brandt. B. Foose Row 2; M. Amsler, M. Campbell. D. Benner. D. Fry. T. Foltz Row 3; R. Clay. L. Colstoch. J. Dudley. T. Cree. T. Filler. L. Clay On Ladder: B. Fleisher. P. Allendar. L. Cook. J. Cohick. L. Ebersole. S. Briggs. K. Murrett. D. Cohick Pictured Above: “Studyhalls are a drag — sometimes!” Pictured Lower Right: In Front; L. Heller Row I; J. Wit-mer. R. Campbell. R. Eckert Row 2; C. Lindsey. L. Wright Row 3; B. Waring. C. Wright. D. Webber. D. Clouser. K. Trcaster Row 4; L. Wright, M. Fortney. W. Kipp. T. Foltz. D. Zieders Row 5; E. Wright. S. Steigle-man. M. Dobyns 25 Pictured Above: Row . D. Thomas. S. Steffen. L. Taft. L. Trout Row 2: M. Swartz. J. Treaster. P. Zeiders. D. Walker Row 3; S. Sharar. B. Shenk. L. Swiegart Row 4J. Westford. J. Smith. D. Snyder. A. Turnbaugh Pictured Lower Left: “The wrist band gives me strength. ' Pictured Upper Right: Row .- L. Rhoads. S. Mather. S. McKensie. B. McGowan. D. Noll, H. Messimer Row 2: B. Mitchel. J. Rathmell. J. McCarson. B. Miller. R. Meas. J. Miller Row 3; C. Moore. K. Morret. F. Swisher. T. Rode. F. Michlaes Row 4: D. Roush. J. Mower. M. Owen. T. McHenry. S. Regester. T. Mitchem. K. Neifert. W. Orris Pictured Lower Right: Row . K. Hetrich. J. Hoover. J. Henry. L. Lotz. P. Gill. J. Latchford Row 2: S. Kauffman. M. Lowe. J. Kauffman. T. Linn. M. George. R. Haines, A. Lowry Row 3: B. Lochma. C. Galic. G. Garman. S. Garcia. B. Hagen. P. Henry. L. Lam Standing, M. Heisey. T. Houtz. S. Haines 26 27 the Freshman Draft This year was much more organized and the eighth graders were beginning to feel more comfortable with their life as High School Students. With one year behind them, the eighth graders could now concern themselves with other matters such as choosing next year's courses. Big decisions had to be made on whether to take the Academic or Business course. Officers Pictured Above: Secretary. J. Kauffman; President. B. Kincr; Vice President. D. Kline; Treasurer. D. McGowan. Pictured Above: Row . S. Mullen. G. Miller. W. Myers. M. Myers. R. Miller. G. Page Row 2: B. Maxwell. S. McGowan. B. Miller. I). Morrison, D. Morrison. F.. Myers Row 3: C. Regester. D. McHenry. C. Noss. C. Miller. D. McComsey. T. Majors Row 4: A. Rumbaugh. I). McGowan. B. Patton. Row 5: B. Rcisinger. S. Mutzabaugh. K. Miller. L. Reisinger. L. Rice. M. Miller. C. Moorhead. K. Mullen. I Myers 28 Pictured Upper Right: Must we use the metric system? ’ Pictured Lower Right: Row ; T. Lesher. D. Lesh. S. James. K. Hostler. K. Jacobs Row 2; T. Jones. T. Howell. D. Kertulis. T. Lenig. P. Kauffman. R. Kreider Row .?; B. Kiner. K. Harris. D. Kline. L. Kemble. K. Little. K. Kertulis. K. Holley Row 4: F. Little. A. Jones. P. Howell. J. Kauffman. W. Heimbaugh. L. Krick. K. Little Row 5; A. Lenig. D. Lesh. J. Haines. K. Little. K. Hockenberry. B Hetrick. D. Holley. S. Miller. G. Hartzell 29 Pictured Right: “Two tons?! Pictured Below: Row J. D. Galic. L. Amsler. B. Bench. D Dorbert. R Bnggs. S. Carl. R Earnest Row 2: J. Bender. R Geedy. T. Brown. H. Garmen. J. Baker. J. Fennicle Row 3 R. Gamble. M. Foster. B. Bream. A. Campbell. D. Garner M. Ecklev. C. Geedy Row 4: C. Dorman. W. Bixler. J. Bru baker. D. Foose. I. Bntcher. B. Booher. L. Boyer. R. Aiken Pictured Above: “Boy. in my head heavy!’ Pictured Below: Row I: Smith. R. Whitmeyer. J. Shambaugh. J. Trout Row 2: M Swartz. Y. Whitmer. W. Strauser. R Wallace Row T. Serfass. J. Troutman. T. Zeigler. S. Single-ton. M Stekley Row 4. A. Tate. K. Swartzell. S. Smith. E. Wright. L. Treaster Ro 5: T. Wharton. B Schmoycr. L. Welfley. D. Seibert. H. Taft. D. Tobias. O. Sheaffer 31 Declaring Our Independence Finally, the beginning of the year transformed eighth graders into Freshmen. They were soon to be straightened out after a few visits to Room 16. The climax for the Freshmen occurred when they won the spirit stick competing against the seventh and eighth graders. The Freshmen found themselves in the middle of the class ladder, not at the top and not at the bottom. In any case, they had made it through another year. Officers Pictured Above: President, B. Harry; Vice-President. D. Cohick; Secretary, S. Haines. Pictured Above: Row I; F. Santiago. S. Wright, A. Stone. K. Strickland, J. Taft, L. Schreiber, S. Wolfe Row 2, R. Salyards, J. Swartz, J. Stoner, C. Sheaffer, L. Wetzeli. L. Shull, K. Schmoyer On Truck: M. Sweger, F. Shutt. P. Varner, R. Strock, J. Stoak. G. Troutman 32 Pictured Above: Row . H. Rathmell. D. Owen. L. Morrison. L. Messimer. K. Moore. E. Peters. C. McNaughton. C. Maxwell. C. Meek. E. Puglise. D. Poole Row 2: C. Page. S. Mitchem. A. Rhodes. M. Morret. B. Miller. T. Myer. S. Portzline. P. Miller. D. Reichert. N. Machusick. C. Van Horn. A. Miller Row 3; H. Rice. E. Rudy. K. Rauch. D. Miller, B. McHenry. P. Reisinger. D. Morrison. L. Mullen. L. Rhoads Bottom Left: “Only one more paragraph to go! Bottom Right: “I hope enthusiasm isn't a requirement in this class. 33 Pictured Bc ow: Row . B. Gutshall. L. Hess. 1 Kessler Row R Heisey. B Kauffman. R. Lesh. L. Henry. 1 Cham-pion. D. DuBois. G. Campbell. S. Dobyns. C. Comp Row T. Groce. D. Heisey. L. Gates. B. Lowe. K. Lowe. B Honing. C. Hess Row 4: C. Lowery. D. Johnson. S. LaForce. S. Haines. A. Kuhn. B Harry. T. Little. S. Little. B. Harper. J. Jones Row y. A. Kline. J. Gibboney. J. Houtz. B Hoover. B. Lower. T. Gardner. J Holley. J. Henry Row 6. B. Charles. J. Leinaweaver. T. Heller. J. Haines. J. Kipp. T. Houck Pictured Above: “Considering what's for lunch, fingernails are a delicacy. 34 Q:8$t Pictured Below: Row . D. Blattenburger. L. Brandt. T. Cox. S. Casner Row 2; L. Casncr. L. Bitting. K. Broughcr. B. Baer. M. Bard RowB Bcvcrlin. R. Benner. S. Albright. C. Flasher. C. Cohick. M. Brubaker Row 4: D. Frederick. R. Charles. D. Fasick. D. Cohick. G. Bender. S. Booher. C. Carl. L. Dietz Pictured Above: “Let’s change the grades!” 35 Noticed at Last The sophomore year is full of excitemenl as everyone looks forward to class rings and jackets. Always spending their life savings to get just the right ring and then giving it to their favorite someone. Everyone vowing that this year’s Sophomore Tea will he the best ever. The sophomore girls felt their first signs of growing pains as they each waited to be asked to the gala event of the year — The Tea Dance. 36 Pictured Lower Left: Row . M. Lesh. R. Kipp. S. Good. S. Little. J. Hetrick Row 2: E. Freeland. C. Frederick. J. Heimbaugh. D. Hartzell. G. Lenig. S. Feaser. T. Hem-perly Row 3: N. Jacobs. L. Heimbaugh. R. Gabel. J. Knecht. D. Lenig Row 4. R. Harris. J. Gibboney. R. Hare. S. Lesh. P. Kemble. S. Fahnestock Row 5: D. Gilbert. S. Linn. T. Hockenberry. R. LaForce Pictured Upper Right: Row I: T. Smith. J. White. R. White. D. Shambaugh. K. Strickland. T. Snyder. S. Stone Row 2: J. Seiders. C. Stulpin. P. Shick. D. Smith. C. Swartzell. S. Scrfass. M. Weidenhoff. S. Steigleman Row 3: M. Stehly. B. Wald-man, J. Shutt. T. Smith. D. Walker Pictured Lowered Right: “WOW! 37 Pictured Upper Left On Steps. S. Miller. G. Kessler. I Brandt. ( Magee. I Miller Standing; S. Guntrum. A Major Pictured Below: How . V. Morrison. G. Moist. K. Machusick Row 2: C. Moorehead. M Oren. I) Peters. M Mess Hew I Mason. J. Niman. H. Miller Row 4. B Nelh-erly. I) Miller. R Pabst. J. Manning Pictured Upper Right: Row . J. Barnck. S. Clay. M Davidson. K. Crouse. S. Brandt. S. Baer. A. Dudley. C. Ditty. T. Arnold Row 2; I). Beatty. E. Campbell. F. Dorbert. S. Barlup. D. Beatty. R Amos. W. Earnest. C Cox. L. Boyer. J. Charles Row .f. J. Brown. R Arthur. S. Bon eli. M Book. J. Culhane. R Cree. G. Ditty Pictured Lower Right “A typical classroom scene. 38 39 Careful! Don 7 Slip Now It seemed that everyone spent this year looking forward to next year when they could finally tag the word senior behind their name. Meanwhile, they busied themselves with such things as making the Junior Senior Prom a big success. Everyone put on their Sunday best and smiled for Senior portraits. In any event, all agree that the Senior year arrives sooner than most think. 40 Officers Pictured Upper Left President. L. Flickinger: Vice President. A. Hostler: Secretary. D. Feaser: Treasurer. T. Heisey Pictured Lower Left: Row ; L. Swisher. J. Gipe. G. Zeiglcr Row 2: B Wright. K. Tres-sler. S. Sweger. J. Shearer Row 3: M. J. Wertz. C. Super. N. Stephens. D. Shenk Row 4: N. Soccio. D. Taft. D. Witmer. H. Thomas. J. Shenk Row 5: J. Signor. J. Stine. J. Meek. M. Swartz. B. Sharar Pictured Upper Right “Can't a person eat in peace?” Pictured Lower Right: Row . R. DcLancey. S. Campbell. T. Ciccarone. G. Clouser. J. Amsler. L. Eckert. R. Campbell Row 2: T. Albright. K. Campbell. K. Bitting. C. Dobvns. P. Dobyns. S. Andrews. C. Dobbs. P. Casner. G. Campbell. T. Champion Row 3: J. Comp. B. Bream. T. Barkley. P. Curry. W. Cree Row 4: G. Charles. J. Briggs. D. Beam. R. Andrews. J. Colestock. K. Baker. D. Cams. C. Clouser. D. Carl 41 Pictured Above: Row . R. Miller. F. Richelderfer. R Maxwell. T. Messimer. W. Rhoads Row 2: C. Myers, I). McGowan. S. Roush. ( Prosser. K. McDermond Row M. Polter. B. Miller. J. Miller. A. Richards. 1. McGowan. L. Myers Pictured Lower Left: “My bubble is bigger than our bubble! Pictured Upper Right: “This test would be a lot easier if I knew the answers! Pictured Lower Right Row I; B. Henry. R Foose. D. Feaser. L. Flickinger. D. Klingman. K. Lenig Row 2: B. Hare. K Hart. B. Foster. T. Heisey. A. Hostler. T. Feaser. G. Evans. B. Hoffman Row G. Gabel. R. Kapp. B. Delanccy. K. Kauffman. T. Horting. R. Harris. C. Hoover. G. Lowe. G. Hancock Row • . G. Gavigan. D. l.esh. B. Kemble. R. Gabel. B. Fasick. T. Korth. J. Campbell 42 43 44 % Pride in Achievement Albright. Christopher Raymond, Chris. VoAg.. Pet Peeve: Rednecks, Future Plans: To see the U.S.. Activities: FFA 1234. Wresting 234 Allander. L.isa Ann. Lisa. Business, Future Plans: Secretary, Activities: Band Front 34 Baker. Tamela Roxanne. Tammy. Business. Future Plans: Working in a Department Store, Activities: Softball 23. Basketball 2. Band Front 1234. Blue White Staff 34. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 3 Barkley. Julia Ann. Julie. Business. Pet Peeve: The Class Squealer. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Activities: Student Banking 4. Blue White Staff 4. Junior Red Cross I Briggs. Thomas Richard. Tom. General. Future Plans: Truck Driver. Activities: Basketball 1234 Cams. Richard Allen. Dick. Academic. Future Plans: College-Aerospace Engineering. Activities: Basketball 1234. Baseball 12, National Honor Society 34 Casner. Timmy Lee. TLC. VoAg.. Pet Peeve: Girls who lie to you. Future Plans: Join the Air Force and return to the farm. Activities: FFA 34. President of Junior Class. President of Senior Class. FFA President 4. Special Honors: District. Area. State, and North Eastern States Tractor Driving Champ Clay. Dale Eugene. Claybird. General. Future Plans: Truck Driver. Activities: Football 234. Wrestling 4 Clouser. Bonita Virginia. Bee. Business. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people. Future Plans: Marriage — Job — Happiness. Activities: Office Secretary 4 ' Briggs In the End Cams 46 If I talk to it. maybe it will grow!” Clouser There Were Tears Casner Clouscr Dietz We Knew It Had Come Culhane Delancey Du Bois Frederick 48 All Too Soon Frey Guntrum Gutshall Harper Hartzell Heimbaugh Clouser. Marlin Morris Jr.. Whitey. Business. Pet Peeve Specials on TV during a favorite show. Future Plans; Marine Corps. Activities: Band 1234 Culhane. Jamie Sue. Juana. Business. Future Plans Job. Activities: Marching Band 1234. Jr. Red Cross I. Class Secre-tars 4. Band Secretary 4. Office Secretary 4. Softball 123. Basketball 12. Jr.-Sr. Play 34. Blue White Staff 34. Student Council 234. Concert Band 123. Wind Ensemble 4. Pep Band 2. County Band I. Special Awards: Homecoming Attendant 4 Delancey. Rickey Lee. Sherman. General. Pet Peeve: Picking fights. Future Plans: Work Dietz. Paul A.. Pappy. VoTcch Dorbert. Pamela Jane. Pam. Business. Pet Peeve People chewing food. Future Plans: Secretary Activities: Student Banker 4. Jr. Red Cross I. Tennis 13. Band Front I Du Bois. Camille L.. Cammv. Business. Future Plans Return to Oregon. Job. Activities: National Honor Society 4 Dudley Thomas Scott. Tom. Vo-Ag. Pet Peeve: Short, fat people. Activities: FFA 1234 Foose. Joann Marie. Shorty. Business. Pet Peeve: Riding the bus. Future Plans: Nursing School. Activities: Student Banker 4 Frederick. Debra Ann. Tank. Academic. Pet Peeve Sniffing. Future Plans: Join Army. Activities: Tri-M 34. National Honor Society 234. Choraliers 1234. Band Front 34. Basketball 12. Field Hockey 34. Softball 34. Class Treasurer 2. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. County Choir 234. Student Council 3 Fry. Brenda Lee. Frenchie. Business. Future Plans Park Ranger. Activities: Band 3. Student Banker 4 Guntrum. Toni Lynn. Toni. VoTech. Future Plans: Beautician Gutshall. Donald Wayde. Don. Ag.. Pet Peeve: Brown nosers. Future Plans: Tour the I .S. Activities: FFA 1234. Wrestling 123 Harper. Ricks Charles. Rick. General. Pet Peeve: Sea food. Future Plans: Marriage. Activities: Football 34. Wrestling 34 Hartzell. Arthur Wayne. General.AV Peeve Cafeteria food. Future Plans: Undecided. Activities Football 1234. Band 1234. Basketball 4. Jr.-Sr. Plas 4 Heimbaugh. Timothy Earl. Twine. Academic. Pet Peeve: Hoagies with rotten lettuce. Future Plans Work, then college. Activities: Football 234. Football Co-Cap-tain 4. National Honor Society 34. Vice-President of National Honor Society 4. Stage Cress 3. Jr -Sr Play 4. Special Awards Football MVP 34. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 49 We Were Seniors ‘Check that guy out! A bout to Be Dethroned Kenneth Hetrick. Debra Jane. Deh. Academic. Pet Peeve: Double standards. Future Plans: Architect. Activities: Marching Band 1234. Wind Ensemble 34. Concert Band 12. Pep Band 12. County Band 123. PYEA 34. Student Council 4. Blue and White 34. Blue and White Assistant Editor 4. Blunita 4. Special Awards: Who's Who I Hetrick. Mischelle Antonette. Mary,. Business. Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Future Plans: State job. Activities: Cheerleading 1234. Basketball I. Field Hockey 1234, Student Council 12. Junior-Senior Class Play 34 Hultzapplc. Michael William. Mike. Academic. Future Plans: College Mathematics. Activities: Basketball 1234. Baseball 1234. National Honor Society 34. Chess Club 123. Special Award: Tri-Valley League All-Star Team. WQIN'S Midstate League All-Star Team Kennedy. David Zimmerman. Dave. General. Pel Peeve: Brown nosers. Future Plans: Trade School. Activities: Archery Club 3 Kessler. Patricia M.. Patty. Business. Pet Peeve: Long Assignments on short notice. Future Plans: College. Activities: Chess Club 3. Concession Stand Kimmich. Sandra Marie. Sandy. General. Pet Peeve: Pre-judgement of people. Future Plans: Job. Activities: Band 1234. Junior Red Cross I. Basketball Manager 12. Softball I. Softball Manager 2 Knecht. Charles Benjamin Valentine. Charlie. Academic. Pet Peeve: Tight control of responsible students. Future Plans: College. Activities: Junior Varsity-Wrestling 13. Varsity Wrestling 24. Chess Club. Selected Top Mathematics Kuhn. Raymond Eugene. Ravm. General. Pet Peeve: Smoking. Activities: Wrestling 1234. Baseball 4 Leach. Elizabeth F.. Liz. Business. Pet Peeve: Morning sickness. Future Plans: Housewife and Mother. Activities: Band Front (colorguard) 1234. Color-guard Captain 3. Office Secretary 34. Junior Red Cross 1 . V Kessler 51 Leach Lenig. Robert Ray. Humble, Vo-Ag.. Pet Peeve: Cops. Future Plans: Marine Corps. Activities: Wrestling 1234. Football 12. FFA 1234 Lesh. Annette Marie. Lerch, Business. Pet Peeve: Stuck up people. Future Plans: Secretary. Activities: Junior Red Cross 1. Band Front 1234. Office Secretary 4 Lesh. Lorri Ann. Leshie, Business. Pet Peeve: Nosey people. Future Plans: College. Travel. Activities: Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Blue and White Choraliers 234. Musical 3. County Band 2. County Choir 234 Linn. Dale R.. Dale. General. Activities: Marching Band 1234. Wind Ensemble 34. Concert Band 12 Marks. Heidi Doreen. Hyde. Business. Pet Peeve: Nosey people. Future Plans: Theatrical Designer-Dancer. Activities: Field Hockey 1234. Basketball 1. Majorette 1234. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 34. Sophomore Attendant. Head Majorette 3 Mayer. David Louis. Slick,Vo-Ag.. Future Plans: Get a job and make lots of bread. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Class Play 34 McKensie. Douglas Lee. Doug. Academic. Future Plans: College. Activities: Band 1234 Miller. Kristina Marie. Tina. Academic. Pet Peeve: School Food. Future Plans: Art College-Theater. Activities: Choir 123. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 34 Myers. Dixie Lee Howell. Business. Pet Peeve: Riding the bus. Activities: Student Banker 4 Noll. Heidi Ann. Moll. Business. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people. Future Plans: Accountant. Activities: Basketball 2, Majorette 23. Boys Basketball Statistician 3. Blue and White Staff 23. Student Banker 4. Jr. Red Cross 1 Orthey, William Scott. Bilbo. Academic. Pet Peeve: Anchovies on Pizza, Future Plans: Move. Activities: Tri-M 34. Pres.. Tri-M 4. Marching Band 1234. Wind Ensemble 34. Pit Band 34. Blue and White Choraliers 1234. Concert Band 12. Musical 34. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 34. County Chorus 234. County Band 123 Owen. Dawn Louise. General. Future Plans: Attend HACC to be a police officer. Activities: Basketball 234, Softball 1234. Chorus 4. Musical 4, Chess 3, Student Banker 34 Owen. Perry Lee. Peg Leg. General. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Future Plans: Undecided. Activities: Baseball 1234. Football 1. Marching Band 1234. Blue and White 4 Reed. Glenn F., Vo-Ag.. Pet Peeve: Busses. Activities: FFA 1234. PAFC Scholar. Special Awards: Gold Award for Soil Judging Contest. Gold Award for Small Engine Repair Contest Rhoads. Ralph Michael, Ralph. General We Were Entering Marks Mayer 52 A World of Our Own McKensie Miller Myers Orthey Owen Reed Rhoads Owen 53 Robinson. Diana Lynn. Robbie. Business. Pet Peeve: Brownies. Activities: Basketball I. Cheerleading 234. Softball 4. Tennis I. Band Front 1. Homecoming Attendant 3, Student Banker 34. Office Secretary 4 Rode. Kimberly Yvonne. Roach. Business. Pet Peeve: Grumpy teachers. Activities: Choir 12. Softball Manager 2 Rumbaugh. Douglass Bahr. Doug. Academic. Future Plans: College — Geology. Activities: Concert Band 12. Wind Ensemble 34. Marching Band 1234. National Honor Society 234. President National Honor Society 4. Class Vice President 3. Band Treasurer 3. Choir 34. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4. Tri-M 34. Blunita Editor-at-Large 4. County Band 23, County Chorus 34, Student Council 4 Russell. Barry Ralph. Barry. Vo-Tech., Pet Peeve: School. Future Plans: Live in the mountains and being a mason. Activities: Track 12. Wrestling 3. Special Awards: Physical Fitness Award 23 Rode Overflowing With Joy Salyards. Tammv Lynne. T.. Academic. Pet Veve.Spiders. Future Plans: College Biology. Activities: Class President 1. Class Secretary 2. Rifle Squad 12, Assistant Drum Majorette 3. Drum Majorette 4. Concert Band 2. Wind Ensemble 34. Choir 234. County Chorus 234. Tri-M 34. Tn-M Historian 4. PYEA 34. PYEA President 4. Student Council 234. Blunita 34. Blunita Editor-in-Chief 4. Blue and White Staff 23. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 34. Musical 4. President Performing Arts Inc. 4, Special Awards: Girls State. 1977-78. Homecoming Queen. Who’s Who Schreiber. Gregory Carl. Serb. Academic, Pet Peeve: Orthey’s drumming. Future Plans: Electronics. Activities: Choir 34, Tri-M 34. Marching Band 1234. Wind Ensemble 34. Concert Band 12. Band Vice President 4. Tri-M Vice President 4. County Band 3. Pit Band 34. Stage Band 23 Sciders. James Richard. Zid. Academic. Pet Peeve: Being awakened when I’m having a good sleep. Future Plans: U.S. Army. Activities: Student Council 34 Seiders. Neva Jane. Neva. Business. Pet Peeve: Being interrupted when reading. Future Plans: College. Activities: Chess Club 3 Sheaffer. Joyce Ann, Sheaffer. Academic. Pet Peeve: A crowded lunch table. Future Plans: College Nursing or Psychology. Activities: Chorus 14. Junior Red Cross I. Tri-M 34. Student Banker 4 Salyards Schreiber 54 Our Fears Began to Surface Sciders Seiders Sheaffer “And they said that this class was going to be hard! Shull Snyder Stone We’ll Always Remember, Simoncelli Smith Steigleman Stine Strickland Strode 56 We’ll Never Treaster Trout Shull. Mark David. Mark. Business. Future Plans: School for Mass Media. Activities. Student Council 1234. Junior-Senior Class Play 34. Photographer — Blue and White 1234 Simoncelli. Pamela Lynn. Si. Business. Pet Peeve: Politics. Future Plans: School for Executive Secretary. Activities: Basketball I. Field Hockey 1234. Cheerleading 123. Junior-Senior Class Play 34. Special Award: Senior Homecoming Attendant Smith. Bryan Lee. Smitty, General Pet Peeve: Brown nosers. Future Plans: Undecided Snyder. Jeanne Marie. Mean Jean. Business. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. Future Plans: HACC Para Legal. Activities: Junior High C horus. Varsity Choir 34. Varsit Softball Manager 34. Musical 34. Student Banker 4. Girls Varsity Basketball Manager 4. Nurse’s Aid 4 Steigleman. Daniel Eugene. Dan. General. Pet Peeve: Hoagies. Future Plans: Writer of Science Fiction Novels Stine. Jay Russell. Stine. Business. Future Plans Disc Jockey for WKBO. Activities: Wresiling I. Chess Club 23 Stone. Tammy Faye. Pebbles. Business. Pet Peeve: Slow Drivers. Future Plans: Registered Nurse. Activities: Nurse’s Aid. Student Banker 4 Strickland. Donald Kenneth. Butch. Vo-Ag.. Future Plans: Undecided. Activities: Football 12. Basketball 1234. Baseball 4 Strock. Eiugene Lamar. Jr.. General. Vo-Ag.. Pet Peeve: Cafeteria food. Future Plans: A P worker. Activities: FFA 1234. Special A w ard: Green Hand Stulpin. Pamela Lynne. Pam. Academic. Pet Peeve Swelled-headed people. Future Plans: College. Activities: Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 12. Wind Ensemble 34. Band President 4. Band Secretary 3. Band Treasurer 2. County Band 234. Choir 234. County Chorus 234. Tri-M 4. Blunita 34. Blue and White 23. PVEA 3. Student Council 34. Student Council President 4. Junior-Senior Class Play 34. Class Treasurer 34. Girls Basketball 2. Girls Basketball Statistician 4. Football Manager 4. Softball 1234. Special Awards: Presidential Physical Fitness 234. Who’s Who. Miss Christmas Seal. January Girl-of-the-Month Templeton. James Mayborn. Skin. Academic. Pet Peeve: Vaulting box. Future Plans: College. Activities: Baseball 1234. Basketball 1234. Football 4. Student Council 14. Special Awards: Midstate-W'est All-Star Basketball Team 4. Football All American Prep Club Nominee I hebes. Troy Thomas. Toby. Business. Pet Peeve: Non-ambitious people. Future Plans: Journalist and or President of the U.S.A.. Activities: Student Council 12. Tri-M 4. Wrestling Manager 123. Marching Band 1234. Wind Ensemble 34. Blunita Staff 34. Blunita Business Manager 4. Blue and White 34. Blue and White Edi-tor-in-Chief 4. German Club 4. Special Award: PNPA Convention Tomcforde. Blake William. Nerfba I, Academic. Future Plans: College. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Football 1234. Baseball 1234. Senior Vice President 4. Chess Club 3. Football Captain 4. Special Award: Outstanding Offensive Lineman 1977 Season Treaster. Penny Lou. Chabela. Academic. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people. Future Plans: Purchasing Agent or Journalist, Activities: Silk Captain 4, Silk Squad 234. Softball Manager 1. Basketball Manager 2. PYEA 2. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 Trout. Duane Jacob. Trouto. Vo-Tech.. Pet Peeve: Mad dogs. Future Plans: Own 57 horticulture business. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Play 4 And Yet, Classes arc a pain!' 58 We Regret. . . White Williams Wilson Wright Turnbaugh. Ronald Elwood. Turney. Business. Future Plans: Work. Activities: Chess Club Walker. Ricky James. Rick. Vo-Ag.. Pet Peeve: English Class, Future Plans: Work. Activities: FFA 1234 Ward. Kimberly R.. Kim, Business. Pet Peeve: Study Halls. Future Plans: Undecided. Activities: Majorette 1234. Head Majorette 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Musical 4. Choir 4. Student Banker 4 White. Larry bee. C. J. White. General-Business, Pet Peeve: Tumbling in gym. Future Plans: Building Contractor. Activities: Baseball I. Basketball 23 Williams. Gwen Eileen. Weeny. Business. Pet Peeve: Jealousy. Future Plans: Business School, Activities: Choir 234. Blue and White Staff 23. Rifle Squad 1234. County Chorus 234. Class Secretary I. Tri-M 34, National Honor Society 234. National Honor Society Secretary 4. Special A ward: Who’s Who 4 Wilson. Donna May. Donna. Business. Pet Peeve: Gossipers, Future Plans: Physical Therapist, Activities: Hockey 1234. Cheerleader 12. Wrestling Statistician 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 34 Wright. Cheryl Ann. Cheeks. Vocational. Pet Peeve: Bigots, Future Plans: Undecided. Activities. Cumberland Valley Vo-Tech 234. Data Processing 2, Dental Assistant 34 Young. Bonnie Lee. Peachie, Academic. Pet Peeve: Snakes, Future Plans: College. Activities: National Honor Society 234, National Honor Society Treasurer 4. Tri-M 34. Tri-M Secretary 4. Rifle Squad 1234, Choir 234. Jr. Red Cross 1. Blunita Staff 34. Blunita Copy Editor 4. PYEA Secretary 4. Blue and White Staff 23. County Chorus 234. Jr.-Sr. Play 34 Zeigler. Trudy Roxanne, Trudy. Vocational. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. Future Plans: Data Processor. Activities: Jr. Red Cross. Mail Carrier for NHS and CPVTS 34 Class Officers: President. T. Cas-ner: Vice-president, B. Tom-forde; Treasurer. P. Stulpin: Sdfc-retary. J. Culhane. 59 Young Zeigler National Honor Society Pictured Upper Right, Seniors: Ron J; M. Hultzapple. D. Rumhaugh. C. Dubois. C. Dubois. T. Heimbaugh. R. Cams. Row 2: B. Young. G. Williams. D. Frederick. Pictured Lower Right. Members: Row I; D. Shenk. L. Flicking. M. Wertz, T. Bankley. T. Mcssimer, D. Fcaser. C. Prosser. J. Shenk. Row 2; R. Delancey. A. Hostler, M. Procter. T. Heisey, C. Duboisc. D. Frederick. L. Myers. Row 3: R. Cams. M Hultzapple. D. Rumbaugh, T. Heimbaugh. B. Young, G. Williams Modem Music Masters Pictured Upper Right, Seniors: Row I; D. Frederick, D. Rumbaugh, S. Orthey. Row 2; G. Scheiber, T. Salyards, D. Hetrick. P. Stulpin. Row 3; B. Young, J. Sheaffer, G. Williams. Pictured Lower Right, Members: Row I; S. Brandt. V. Morrison. D. Feaser. D. Hetrick. Row 2; J. Sheaffer. M. Lesh. J. Hetrick, G. Williams, P. Stulpin. D. Frederick, D. Rumbaugh. J. Shenk, T. Barkley. T. Messimer. Row 3; G. Shreiber. B. Young, S. Orthey. T. Salyards. L. Flickinger 63 PYEA and Student Council P) EA Pictured Above Row I; T. Barkley. D. Hetrick. T. Salyards (president). B Young. C. Super Row 2: C. Clouser. V. Morrison. C Prosser. C. Myers. K. Baker Student Council. Pictured Below: Mr. Boggs (advisor). C. Swartzell. L. Messimer. L. Morrison. L. Rhoads Row 2: B. Waldman. V. Morrison. R. Gabel. T. Linn. K. Machusick. D. Klingman RowJ. Weimer. B. Foster. C. Dobbs. P. Dobyns. K Bitting. C. Stulpin. C. Moorehead Row ■ . D. Gilbert. D. Shambaugh. S. Seidcrs. T. Ciccarone. B Kemble. J. Shearer. S. Miller Row 5: T. Heisey. B. Sharar. J. Stine. M. Shull. L. Flickinger. L. Schreiber. K. Baker Row 6: R. LaForce. J. Seiders. J. Templeton. C. Campbell. N. Stephens. M. Wertz. C. Myers. Row 7. L. Myers. P. Stulpin. T. Salyards. D. Rumbaugh. D. Hetrick. S. Richelderfer. J. Culhane. C. Clouser. C. Super. L. Dietz Office Aides and Student Bankers 65 Office Aides, Pictured Upper Right: A. Lesh, B. Clouser. L. Leach. B. Frey. J. Culhane. D. Robinson. Student Bankers, Pictured Lower Right: Row I; T. Thebes. M. Clouser. J. Snyder. K. Ward, P. Simoncelli. S. Hetrick. Row 2; P. Dorbert. D. Rudy. D. Robinson. H. Noll, J. Sheaffer. L. Lesh. Row 3; P. Swartz, D. Owen. B. Reisinger. N. Seiders. P. Kessler, L. Allander. J. Barkley. F. A. This year saw many goals fulfilled for the Newport chapter of the Future Farmers of America. A splendid greenhouse was finally completed after a few mishaps with the construction. The president, T. Casner, brought much due attention to his chapter by placing very high in tractor pulling contests. Other members won awards from soil conservation to small engine repair. All in all, this proved to be a very profitable and successful year for Newport’s future farmers. 66 NEWPORT Pictured Above: Seniors: C. Albright. B. Lenig. D. Gutshall, T. Dudley, G. Reed. R. Walker. R. Poust. T. Casner. Pictured Below : Row . J. Jones, S. Portzeline, H. Thomas, T. Meyer, F. Richelderfer. D. Witmer. B. Lenig Row 2; M. Rudy, R. White, C. Hemperly, E. Peters, S. Fahnestock, D. Rudy, R. Beam, L. Michaels, G. Troutman Row 3; D. Lenig. B. Harris. D. Shenk. R. Cree. D. Beatey. C. Albright, S. Campbell. G. Reed. B. Charles, D. Beatey, C. Hess, H. Rice. R. Bender. R. Charles Row 4: Mr. Gutshall. R. Hare. R. Gabel. D. Miller. E. Freeland. R. Trout, D. Gutshall. T. Albright, R. Gutshall. T. Casner. Blue and White Pictured Upper Right: Seniors: In Front; T. Thebes On Chairs; T. Baker, D. Hetrick, M. Shull. J. Culhane. Pictured Lower Right: Staff: Row I; C. Dobbins. C. Dobbs. B. Foster On Ladder: L. Eckert. J. Barkley. M. Shull. P. Owen. T. Thebes. D. Hetrick. J. Culhane. T. Baker. J. Miller 67 The Forgotten Ones During the course of every school year, only a small percentage of Newport's students take advantage of the career offers at Cumberland-Perry Vo-Tech. These students attend morning classes at Newport. then quietly slip out of the building and are on their way to Vo-Tech. They specialize in certain skills and are prepared to be tomorrow's Blue Collar workers of society. They may be unnoticed now. but will be valued tomorrow. They’re Unique Vo-Tech. Pictured Above: Row I: M. Schmoyer. R. Delancey. R. Weller. S. Feaser. D. Trout, D. Garman Row 2: W. Fasick, R. Gabel. N. Soccio. A. Hostler. D. Lesh. E. Honing. S. Maxwell RowB. Russell. F. Poust. M. Proctor. G. Lowe. P. Dietz. T. Korth. E. Miller Row 4; C. Wright. M. Newlin. T. Miller. C. Hetrick Pictured Upper Left: “Boy I had a good day!” 68 Jr. Red Cross and P. A. I. Pictured Above: Jr. Red Cross: Row . K. Baker. V. Morrison. S. Baer. B. Waldman Row 2: M. Lesh. H. Miller. J. Hetrick. M. Oren. S. Brandt Row C. Stulpin. R. Trout. R. Steckbeck. P Shick, K. Machusick. Pictured Below: Performing Arts. Inc. Row , S. Serfass, K. Ward. M. Oren. T. Messimer. H. Miller. T. Miller, M. Lesh. T. Salyards. S. Brandt, J. McCarson Row 2; J. Shenk, G. Schreiber. B. Miller. L. Schreiber, S. Good. R. Salyards. D. Shambaugh. M. Heisey. J. Stoner. C. Moore. R. Eckert. J. Snyder. 69 The 1977-78 Buffalo Marching Band was heard during various practices, parades, and football games. Mr. La Force authored two musical themes, “Country Medley and “Star Wars, both of which were heard throughout the year. The marching season was highlighted by numerous parades and rainy football games. However, the largest accomplishment by the band came when they were selected to perform a pre-game show for the Phillies. The blue and white Newport uniforms were seen throughout Veterans Stadium. Keep in , Pictured Upper Right: Mr. La Force, director Pictured Above: Row ; J. Kipp. S. Barlup. B. Hoffman. L. Eckert Row 2: T. Thebes. D. Shambaugh. S. Seiders. D. Linn. S. Orthey Row 3: L. White. 0. Frederick. J. Leinaweavcr. J. Stomer. S. Jones. S. Bonzeli Row 4. R. Kipp. T. Zeigler. B. Bream. R. Trout. A. Rhoads. J. Dcitz Row 5: G. Charles. M. Book. M. Oren. B. Bench. D. McGowan. A. Houck Row 6: D. Rumbaugh. D. McKensie. T. Horting. R. Gabel, R LaForce. P. Curry Row 7. V. Morrison. P. Owen. D. Morrison. L. Schreiber Row Row 8, L. Morrison. L. Lesh. A. Whitmer. T. Smith. B Smith. C. Crouse Row 9. G. Schreiber. S. Brandt. D. Hetrick. D. Campbell, B. Waldman Row 10: D. Owen. T. Wharton. L. Krick. L. Amsler. J. Kauffman. L. Smith Row II. P Stulpin. S. Richelderfer 70 Guide Right! Pictured Upper l ejt: Tammy Salyards. Drum Majorette Pictured Upper Right: Barb Bream. Assistant Drum Majorette Pictured Above: Row I: L. Hess. R. Gabel Center; C. Super Row 2: C. McDermond (captain). D. McGowan. L. Bitting, L. Casner. J. White Straighten Pictured Upper Left: “Boy. isn’t this fun!” Pictured Upper Right Kneeling; Kim Ward (captain) Back; S. Clay, D. Klingman, P. Shick, M. Lesh, S. Serfass. N. Machusick, L. Flickinger Pictured Below: Row I; J. Culhane, T. Baker Center; N. Stephens, P. Treaster (captain), C. Myers Row 2; M. Davidson, D. Smith. L. Allander. J. Shutt, B. Gutshall, J. Miller, H. Miller. S. Mitchem The Judges Are A head! Pu mred Above, Seniors: In Seven Formation. T. Salyards, T. Baker. G. Williams. A. Lesh, B. Young, B. Frederick, L. Allander. P. Treasler. J. C ulhane, K. Ward In Eight Formation: S Richelderfer, P. Stulpin. T. Thebes. 1. Lesh, P. Owen, D. McKensie. S. Orlhey. D. Hetrick. D. Linn. I White. D. Rumbaugh. G. Schreiber '. mred Below: Row I: G. W illiams. B Young. A. Lesh Center: D. Frederick (captain) Row 2: M. Bard. I) Johnson. D. Smith. J. Houtz. ( . ( orkel. D. Feaser. S. Wolfe. K Moore. K Strickland Wind Ensemble Pictured Above: Seniors: Standing. D. Rumbaugh. G. Schreiber. P. Owen. T. Thebes Leaning. T. Salyards. J. Culhane. P. Stulpin. D. Hetrick. D. Linn. Pictured Below: Row J: G. Schreiber. P. Stulpin Row 2: L. Morrison. B. Waldman. V. Morrison, D. Hetrick. K. Crouse. D. Campbell. W. Bixler Row 3; S. Brandt. J. Culhane. M. Ebersole. T. Zeigler, R. Kipp. L. Schreiber. M. Book. P. Owen Row 4: D. Hartzell. R. LaForcc. D. Rumbaugh. E. Campbell. L. White. C. Frederick. S. Bonzeli Row 5; T. Salyards. K. McDermond. D. Shambaugh. B. Bream. D. Linn. A. Houck. 74 Concert Band Pictured Upper Right Senior Band Members: S. Kimmich. L. Lesh. Pictured Lower Right: Concert Band: Row 1; M. Oren. N. Jacobs. I.. Bitting. R. Boyer. L. Amslcr. L. Krick. J. Kauffman. T. Wharton. D. Owen. J. Shambaugh Row 2; S. Kimmich, L. Lesh. P. Shick. K. Zaring. S. Haines. A. Jones, f Little. C. Smith. W. Hatzell. S. Smith. T. Serfass, L. Smith. S. Miller Row J: J. Kipp. J. Gibboney. B. Bream. G. Gabel. M. White, D. McGowan. D. Morrison. T. Mullen. B. Berich. M. Boyd, G. Charles. A. Rhoades. J. Leinaweaver. S. Jones Row 4; L. Eckert. S. Barlup. S. Seiders. R. Trout. 75 Blue and White The Choraliers had a very busy year. Under the direction of Mrs. Switzer, the singers were kept on an active schedule. The highlight of this schedule was a trip to the Wm. Penn Museum for a Christmas Concert that was very successful. The choir hopes for more opportunities like this one to represent the school with their voices. Pictured Top: “Wee Willie Switzer.” — (10 years from now)! Pictured Bottom: Sopranos and Tenors: Row . K. Hostler. T. Jones. T. Barkeley. D. Seiders Row 2; (director) Mrs. Switzer. T. Foltz, J. Kauffman, T. Messimcr. G. Wiliams. D. Feaser Row .?. D. Lesh. P. Stulpin. J. Sheaffe'r. L. Schreiber. R. Kipp. J. Hetrick. S. Wolfe. T. Salyards. S. Brandt Row 4; R. Salyards. D. Kertulis. J. Weimer. D. Frederick. B. Young. P. Schick. C. Moorehead. M. Lesh. K. Strickland. 76 Choraliers Pictured Top: Seniors: Row . P. Stulpin. G. Williams Row 2: T. Salyards. L. Lesh Row 3: B. Young. K Ward Row 4: J. Sheaffer. D. Frederick Row 5; D. Rumbaugh. S. Orthey. G. Schreiber. J. Snyder. D. Owen. Pictured Bottom: Bases and Altos: Row . D. Weber. L. Messimer. J. Shenk. M. Fortney Row 2: K. Baker. L. Boyer. L. Lesh. K. Machusik. F. Little. S. McKenzie. J. Houtz. D. Clouser Row 3; V. Morrison, c. Stulpin. R Steckback. S. Serfass. T. Champion. B. Waldmen. K More Row 4. S. Miller. R. Trout. R Poust. G. Schreiber. D. Rumbaugh. S. Orthe . K. Rauch. T. Houck. 77 Varsity Chorus Pictured Upper Left: Seniors: J. Snyder, D. Owen. Pictured Lower Left: Varsity Chorus: Row I; K. Zaring, R. Boyer, A. Lowery, Y. Dorman. S. Mather, A. Cohick Row 2: K. Treaster, B. Gutshall, S. Mitchem. T. Groce, C. Prosser. D. Heisey Row 3: T. Whorton. A. Jones. A. Rumbaugh. L. Krick. A. Little. R. Maxwell, S. McGowen Row 4; S. Stone. C. Ditty, L. Brandt. K. Kertulis Row 5: L. Gates, D. Owen, J. Shambaugh. C. Regester. J. Trout, L. Rice Row 6; T. Foltz, D. Thomas. M. Hoover, C. Dorman, M. Foster. D. Owen Row 7; W. Bixler. J. Kauffman. J. Snyder. R. Strock, S. Casner. B. Gutshall Row 8; J. Stoner, B. Heisey. 78 Gymnastics Newport’s gymnastic Department expanded its horizon, which included putting on a show for the student body. Both girls and boys participated in this event. Everyone was impressed by their exhibition of skill. The future holds great promises for these upstarts. Pictured Below: Row I; L. Amsler, L. Heller, S. McKensie. S. Earnest, J. Miller. A. Lowry. L. Wright. K. Treaster. Y. Dorman. J. Dudley. L. Colestock. L. Lontz. L. Brandt Row 2; D. McGowan, D. Snyder. S. McGowan. K. Miller. M. Fortney. D. Zeiders. T. Foltz. J. Kauffman. W. Kipp. T. Foltz. A. Cohick. J. Shenk. B. Harry, S. LaForce Row 3; J. Trout. R. Witmyer, J. Troutman. J. Shambaugh. C. Smith. T. Cree. T. Linn. G. Page. S. Mitchem. H. Rathmell. D. Smith, B. Miller. 79 We’ve Got Spirit Newport's set of smiling faces were always on the scene for every athletic event, from football to basketball to wrestling. This squad of moving spirit kept the ball going. Whether the buffaloes were victorious or defeated, the cheerleaders backed them the whole way. 80 Pictured Far Upper Left: “Let's go Big Blue! Pictured Far Lower Left: Row 1; C. Clouser. L. Boyer. Row 2: M. Procter. J. Hetrick. C. Meek. S. Little, D. Robinson. S. Hetrick. (Capt.). K. Baker. D. Lesh. C. Stulpin. S. Haines. C. Moorhead. Row 3; A. Hostler. B. Harry. C. Cox. Pictured Upper Left: Seniors; D. Robinson. S. Hetrick. Pictured Lower Right: We are number one! 81 National Honor Society President: D. Rumbaugh Vice President: T. Heimbaugh Treasurer: B. Young Secretary: G. Williams Organizational Blue and White Editor-in-Chief: T. Thebes Assistant Editor-in-Chief: D. Hetrick Layout Editor: J. Culhane Band President: P. Stulpin Vice President: G. Schreiber Secretary: J. Culhane Treasurer: P. Curry (absent) 82 Leaders TRI-M President: S. Orthey Vice-President: G. Schreiber Historian: T. Salyards Secretary: B. Young Treasurer: L. Flickingcr (absent) Student Council President: P. Stulpin Vice-President: B. Sharar Secretary: C. Stulpin Treasurer: L. Myers (absent) FFA President: T. Casner Vice-President: D. Shenk Sentinel: R. Trout Student Advisor: R. Poust Treasurer: B. Lenig Reporter: D. Mayer Secretary: J. Gabel Chaplain: T. Albright 83 Despite Conditions, Under the leadership of Coach Steve Kuhn, the Newport Buffalo 1977-78 football squad once again hit the gridiron. The team was built on a foundation of faith, as the past records supplied little moral support. The team managed only two wins over East Juniata and Carson Long, but revealed many thrilling moments in their losses. Buffalo fans continued their unending support despite another dismal season. Promise and desire did pierce through the dense fog of disappointment in the campaign, and that desire will power next year’s football team. We Give Our A 86 and That’s What Counts in the End. N O James Buchanon 6 16 Upper Dauphin 0 46 Millersburg 8 14 West Perry 14 30 Halifax 6 8 Carson Long 32 0 East Juniata 8 0 Williams Valley 6 20 Line Mt. 0 20 Tri-Valley 14 34 Pictured Lower Left: Row . R. Harper. D. Clay. B. Thomforde. T. Heimbaugh. W. Hartzell. J. Templeton. Row 2: C. Albright. R. Gable. B Sha-rar. B. Fasick. R Kapp. G. Gavigan. J Campbell. Row L. Myers. T. Heisey. D Carl. F. Poust. A. Richards. D. Beam. C. Hoover. M. Swartz. Row 4; J Heimbaugh. T. Miller. J. Gib-boney. S. Linn. R Auther. I). Hartzell. R. Sleek-back. T. Horting. J. Comp. Row 5: D. Dubois. J. Kimmick. C. Comp. J. Myers. S. Dobyns. G. Campbell. J. Gibboney. A. Kline. J. Stoak. M. Champion. Row 6; J. Manning. B. Charles. J. Stine. C. Frederick. H. Dietz. K. Campbell. M. Wertz, P. Stupin. Pictured Upper Right Seniors. R. Harper. D. Clay. B. Tomforde. T. Heimbaugh. Pictured Lower Right: “What a catch! Pictured Upper Left: “Football and ballet are much alike.” 87 Pictured Upper Left: Coach Kuhn. Pictured Upper Right: “Look out. we're here.” Pictured Lower Left: “Give me that football. 88 J V Football Pictured Upper Left: “I wish the coach would put me in.” Pictured Upper Right: “Did you see what happened?! 4 Pictured Lower Right: “Hey! Where’s the guy with the scissors?” Hard Work Finally Began The first sound of hockey sticks clashing, started a thunderous season full of field hockey action. A team headed by a host of senior players, displayed a genuine pride in winning. Each did her part in getting the ball down the field to score. The squad began to attract fans with their steady improvement during each game. The once infant team of the county entered into adolescence and was able to hold their own ground in each game. 90 To Show Pictured Upper Left: “Charge! Pictured Lower Left, Field Hockey: Row I; K. Harris. B. Patton. P. Simoncelli. M. Hetrick. H. Marks. D. Frederick. D. Wilson. B. Kiner Row 2; L. Heimbaugh. C. Moorehead. M. Wertz. K. Campbell, D. Khngman, K. Baker. D. Kline Row 3: S. Haines. B. Harry, B. Waldman, P. Shick. J. Niman. J. Hetrick. L. Mason. S. Little. K. Strickland. T. Cox Pictured Upper Right, Seniors: D. Wilson, P. Simoncelli. D. Fredrick, H. Marks. M. Hetrick Pictured Lower Right: “The usual scrimmage against ourselves.” 91 With four seniors and one junior starting every game for Newport, and its solid bench, the 1977-78 cage team was the greatest in the history of Newport. The team met little competitive opposition and climaxed the season with an unbelievable 20-5 slate. The Buffaloes, under the ever steady direction of Coach Linn, trampled virtually every opponent. However. Coach Linn's kindness kept the scores respectable, as not to embarrass opponents. The season was noted for the dunk.” which was performed by Butch” Strickland and mastered by Norm Fleagle. Brilliant play execution was seen throughout the season: we were fortunate to have witnessed this great group. Newport captured the Midstate Western Division for the second time. We Are 92 the Champions N O West Perry 54 55 West Snyder 81 49 Greenwood 71 42 East Juniata 74 41 Middleburg 81 62 Line Mt. 90 34 Kish 76 66 Halifax 92 58 Juniata 76 37 Williams Valley 81 69 West Snyder 80 53 Kish 76 65 Greenwood 73 57 Millersburg 60 61 West Perry 76 59 Tri-Valley 74 59 Upper Dauphin 53 74 Middleburg 82 52 Juniata 70 55 East Juniata 74 48 Pictured Upper Left: “Here come the Buffaloes! Pictured Loner Left: Ron- ; J. Templeton. M. Hultzapple. D. Carl. B. Hoffman. J. Stine. J. Briggs. Ron 2: M. Swartz. N. Fleagle. C. Hoover. D. Cams. W. Hartzell. B Strickland. R Cams. Pictured Upper Right: “Time out!’ Pictured Loner Right. Seniors: Ron . M. Hultzapple. W. Hartzell. J. Templeton. Ron 2: B Strickland. N. Fleagle. R Carnes 93 Pictured Upper Left: Coach Linn. Pictured Upper Right: “Nobody blocks me and gets away with it! Pictured Lower Left: The gangs all 94 Opponents Beware! Pictured Upper Left: “Up. up. and away . . . Pictured Upper Right: “Sink it. score! Pictured Lower Left: Row I: T. Meyer. D. H or ting. J. Myers. J. Gibboney. R Laforce. R Steckback. Row 2: G. Comp. J. Culhane. S. Linn. R. Cree. E. Honing. C. Hess. D. Cohick 95 Laying the Foundation Coach Houtz kept the varsity female basketball team in step with the boys’ in the 1977-78 season. The team, which had one senior member, worked vigorously throughout the year. They learned from their mistakes and finished second in the southern division of the Tri-Valley League. Their season was unpredictable in their game to game performance: however, they worked and built for the future. 96 For Future Years n o West Perry (P.C.T.) 37 44 Susquenita (P.C.T.) 52 56 Kishacoquillas 38 31 Juniata 42 44 East Juniata 43 47 Greenwood 34 32 West Snyder 44 40 Chief Logan 75 35 Lewistown SzJ4 30 State College 37 65 West Perry 2l 41 Middleburg 59 25 Last Juniata Greenwood SJjl 39 30 West Perry 40 37 Pictured Upper Left: Senior: D. Owen Pictured Lower Left: Row I; M. Wertz. C. Cox. D. Owen Row 2: B. Waldmen. D. Klingman. C. Campbell. N. Stephens Pictured Upper Righ': “Conference Pictured Lower Right: “Watch Out! 97 Restoring Respectability Despite their slow start, the Junior Varsity female team put their act together and began to win. These girls restored pride to the sport of girls' basketball at Newport. The size of the J.V. squad was rather impressive and signaled a revival of the sport. The stands in the gymnasium were once sparsely filled for the J.V. games. The play of the girls improved along with attendance. 98 With Growing Talents Pictured Upper Left: “Jump ball!” Pictured Lower Left: Row . D. Johnson. D. Owen. C. Cox. S. Haines. Row 2: A. Kuhn. C. Meek. N. Machusick. L. Mason. J. Hetrick. L. Mcssimer. Row 3: S. Lay. C. Slulpin. D. Taft. C. McNaughton. L. Schreiber. T. Little. K. Strickland. Pictured Upper Right: “Keep on dribbling!” Pictured Lower Right: “Block that shot!” 99 Wrestlers Make Stride Recordwise Newport Wrestling has always been superior to most other schools: however, a recent drop in winning has tarnished its image. The wrestlers, this year, began their program to restore the sport to its former standing. They improved the record but failed to come close to the title in the faltering Midstate League. The league will probably fold before their next season and Newport is expected to rejoin the mighty Tri-Valley League. The going will be tough and the wrestling will be exhausting. The boys will have to be equal to their new task, and will no doubt conquer as they have done numerous times before. 100 And Build for Future Seasons Cedar Cliff Line Mountain 15 3 Past Juniata ml4 Mechanicsburg, 30 i 25 LeflgsttfSIn ■ W3 Mjllersburg ''I 41 ll 1 isi-Vall v 15 29 Williams Valley n 2 West Snyder 26 West Perry 35 20 East Pennsboro 29 27 pperDauphin 42 15 Halifax ■I 6 Juniata 32 22 Pictured Upper Left: Gel ready, here I come!” Pictured Lower Left: Row I; T. Heisey, B. Lenig. R. Kuhn, P. Curry. D. Blattenburger. H. Dcitz Row 2: B. Miller, T. Albright, S. Campbell. G. Gavigan. C. Knecht Pictured Upper Right: “I got you now!” Pictured Lower Right: Seniors: Row I; C. Knechl, B, Lenig, R. Kuhn Row 2; C. Albright, R. Harper, D. Clay 101 Use a Headlock Pictured Upper Left: Coach Hciscy. Pictured Upper Right: “Go get ’em Chuck!” Pictured Lower Right: “I’ve got you now!” 102 Pictured Upper Left: “I got you now!” Pictured Upper Right: “Go get 'em tiger!” Pictured Lower Right: Row , B. Beverlyn. R. Weller. S. Barlup. T. Filler. A. Kline. D. DuBois, S. Maxwell. J. Brown. Row 2: C. Miller. T. Houck. J. Signor. R. Harper. J. Stoak. D. Miller. W. Cree. J. Amsler. Row3; D. Beatty. R. Salyards. D. Clay. T. Gardner, B. Miller. B. Charles. K. Rauch. J. Kipp. D. Beatty. M. Sweger 103 A Case of. . . Despite optimistic thoughts for a brilliant season by the Buffalo baseball squad, their season quickly turned into one of disaster. Errors and batting slumps plagued the team from the start, and the Buffs never managed to recover. Newport’s baseball executions did improve in the latter stages of the season; however, the improvement was a case of too little too late. The season was not a total loss, as upcoming players gained playing time and the ability to refrain from being over-confident. 104 Too Little, Too Late Pictured Upper Left: “I’ve got to strike him out!” Pictured Lower Left: Team: Row I; J. Brown, T. Heisey, B. Delaney. D. Gilbert. J. Templeton. M. Hultapple. C. Hoover Row 2; Mr. Houtz (Coach), G. Campbell. B. Strickland, D. Carl. F. Dorbert, J. Myers. B. Hoffman, Mr. Hulzapple (Coach) Row 3; R. Kuhn. G. Gardner. P. Owen. J. Bohn. J. Stine. C. Fredrick Pictured Upper Right: Seniors: Front; R. Kuhn Sitting. B. Strickland. M. Hulzapple Standing; J. Templeton. P. Owen. J. Bohn Pictured Lower Right: “A Ho me run???” 105 Newport's 1978 softball squad was one of talent and growing dedication. From the beginning, the four seniors aided the younger athletes in their play and development of their talent. Carmen Cox and Barb Waldman provided excellent pitching throughout the season for Coach Margaret Tressler. Everyone on the team contributed to the offensive squad. The 1978 team started Newport’s revival in the game of softball without being over-confident. With the patience and talent of this team, Newport's softball program began to thrive and draw fan interest. Off to a Slow Start, 106 Ending With a Flying Finish mill Juniata N II O 6 West Perry 16 Rothrock 11 2 East Juniata 12 11 Chief Logan 11 13 West Snyder 16 12 Kishacoquillas 9 8 Slate College 3 9 Greenwood 3 4 Middleburg 10 2 Pictured Upper Left: “Get it!” Pictured Lower Left: Center; D. Frederick Kneeling; S. Little. K. Campbell. D. Robinson. B. Waldman Standing; M. J. Wertz. F. Stulpin, Mrs. Tressler (coach). N. Stephens. D. Owen. L. Dobbs. C. Cox. C. Dobbs, D. Klingman Pictured Lower Right: Seniors: L. Dobbs. P. Stulpin. D. Frederick. D. Robinson. D. Owen 107 AI ways Willing to Learn Defensive blunders by our JV Buffalo softball squad smashed the team’s potential offensive power: therefore, the defensive weakness tarnished the season. Mr. Reighter headed the team, which won its only game by a forfeit. The team revealed a strong desire to win, but could not overcome their defensive woes. Even though suffering through losses, the players continued to exert effort and generate the will to win. With this desire, they can only improve, and will do so. 108 A nd Put Pictured Upper Left: “It's gotta he in there!” Pictured Lower Left: Row 1; L. Morrison. J. Hetrick, S. Clay, C. McNaughton. K. Strickland, D. Owen, T. Little. J. Houlz. S. Haines. A. Kuhn Standing; S. Little. T. Cox. Mr. Rcighter (coach) J. Niman. C. Meek Pictured Upper Right: “Look at that hall go!” Pictured Lower Right: “1 must get her out!” 109 Junior High Football and Wrestling Pictured Above: Jr. High Football: Row I; H. Messimer. M. Campbell. T. Mitchem. T. Houtz. J. Smith. B. Brown. L. Ebersole. A. Lenig, S. Mullen. K. Hetrick Row 2; J. Cohick. C. Galic. R. Morret, J. Maurer. M. Heisey. T. Templeton. B. Fleisher. G. Garmcn. R. Boyer. B. Shenk Row 3; G. Pierce. G. Hartzell. C. Noss, D. Seibert. D. Galic, D. Morrison. M. Lowe. D. McHenry, M. Holley. Jr. High Wrestling: Row . J. Smith. K. Hetrick, T. Major. C. Earnest. D. Morrison. S. Jones. B. Shenk Row 2; K. Hostler. B. Brown, D. Galic. M. Myers. E. Myers. D. Seiber. T. Filler. M. Heisey Row 3: M. Swartz. L. Noss, R. Mullen, B. Schmoyer, C. Miller, G. Pierce. T. Myers. J. Troutman. 110 Junior High Basketball Junior High Boys’ Basketball: Pictured Above: Row I. D. Miller. S. Mullen. D. Zciders. M. Amsler. M. Campbell. R. Allander. L. Ebersole. M. Campbell. T. Mitchem Row 2: S. Singelton. I). Lesh. K. Morret. J. Westford, S. Haines. B. Fleidher. J. Cohick. S. Briggs. C. Galic Row3: O. Sheaffer. S. Carl. R. Briggs. J. Haines. G. Hartzell. C. Welfley. L. Treaster Row 4: M. Miller. C. Moorhead. D. Cohick, D. Roush. C. Reis-inger, D. Kertulis. R. Taylor, B. Hetrick. Junior High Girls' Basketball: Pictured Below. Row I. B. Patton. B. Foose. W. Meyer. B. Hagen. E. Wright, S. Steffen. J. Latchford. T. Little Row 2; H. Taft. B. Kyner. D. Kline. K. Harris. W. Latchdorde. C. Dorman. R. Witmyer Row 3; C. Kertulis, A. Jones, C. Roberts. B. Berich. D. McGowan. L. Welfley, P. Howell Row 4. B. Reisingcr. R. Kreider. L. Amsler. T. Serfass, B. Bream. G. Page. T. Zeigler. Ill Pride In A ccomplishmenis 113 Homecoming ’78 Pictured Upper Left. Senior Attendants: Jamie Cluhane, escorted by John Steffen: Pam Simoncelli. escorted by Daryl Rudy; Tammy Salyards. escorted by Doug Rumbaugh. Pictured Lower Left: 1976-77 Homecoming Queen Lori Mohler crowning 1977-78 Homecoming Queen Tammy Salyards The big event of the fall happened on one rainy, dismal October evening. In spite of the weather, there was still that enthusiasm that is associated with Homecoming. As the court got out of the cars and stood in the mud. everyone was waiting to hear the name of the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. When that magic moment came, everyone knew that only one of these Senior girls would be called. Finally, with rain dripping off her umbrella. Tammy Salyards was crowned as this year’s queen. In the Rain Pictured Upper Left: Junior Attendant Denice Feaser. escorted by Jim Shearer: Sophomore Attendant Cathy Moorehead. escorted by Mike Hultzapple: Freshman Attendant Susie Haines, escorted by Carl Maxwell. Pictured Upper Right: Tammy Salyards. 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. Pictured Lower Right: Senior Attendant Jamie Culhane, escorted by John Steffen: Tammy Salyards. 1977-78 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Doug Rumbaugh: Senior Attendant Pam Simoncelli. escorted by Daryl Rudy 115 “Hey There Good Times The first production by Performing Arts Inc. was a great success under the direction of Mr. Montesano and Mrs. Switzer. The production consisted of a review of Broadway show tunes presented in a children’s theme. The cast consisted of birds, mice, a frog, and a troupe of clowns. The success of this show provided the enthusiasm necessary for further productions in the years to come. Pictured Upper Lejt: It's not fair! Pictured Lower Left: Row I; K. Ward. T. Salyards. C. Moore. R Eckert Row 2: K. Machusik. S. Goode. M. Heisey, J. Shenk, T. Miller. S. Brandt. H. Miller RowM. Lesh. A. Majors. S. Serfass. D. Shambaugh, D. Cohick, T. Mcssimer. F. Little Back Row, R. Salyards. R. Gable 116 Pictured Upper Left: Stage Crew: R. Andrews. M. White. R. Kapp, K. Kauffman, S. Swegar. Pictured Upper Right: “One singular sensation . . Pictured Lower Right: Pit Band: S. Orthey. G. Schreiber. J. Stoner. K. Baker. L. Schreiber 117 Prime Time Crime This year's Jr.-Sr. play was a comedy spoof where a group of zany detectives travel to Shropshire Manor to hunt down the mysterious phantom. He jumped in and out of shadows leaving death threats all over the house and a trail of dead Shropshire relatives. Each detective went about in his own way to uncover the true identity of the phantom. It was a sudsy version of daytime soap operas colored with a touch of Agatha Christie mystery a typical whodunit. These scenes of hilarity lead up to an exciting climax where the real phantom took a step forward. The Prime Time Crime was an all around success under the veteran direction of Mr. Benjamin. Pictured Lower Left: Row I: D. Trout. L. Myers. T. Miller. G. Gavigan, M. Clouser. G. Shreiber. W. Harlzel. D. Wison. H. Marks, D. Rudy Row 2: D. Mayer. B Sharar. D. Rumbaugh. S. Orthey. D. Feaser. B. Young. T. Salyards. B. Tomforde. P. Simoncelli Row P. Stulpin, M. Shull. D. Hetrick. T. Heimbaugh 118 CAST Aunt Abigail Chives David James Marie Borrotta Kojackel Danner Sorbina Nellie Dill Kane Able Arthur Katherine Tony Vivian Jive Eddy Ballerina Suicidal Boris Noborinski Cracker Aristotle Policeman Director Student Director Bonnie Young Scott Orthey Doug Rumbaugh DeniOe Feaser Bob Sharar Blake Tomforde Dave Mayer Heidi Marks Pam Simonceili Tammy Salyards Duane Trout Larry Myers Tim Heimbaugh Deb Hetrick Mark Shull Pam Stulpin Daryl Rudy Donna Wilson Tina Miller Greg Shreiber Marlin Clouser Greg Shreiber Gary Gavigan Wayne Hartzell Charles Benjamin Mischelle Hetrick Pictured Upper Right: Look's like you stopped him just in time. Sorbina, she's still got a pulse. Pictured Lower Right: Stage Crew: Sitting: O. Witmer, R. Kapp, M. Swartz. W. Crce. C. Myers. M. Wertz. Standing: G. Clouser. D. Boggs (advisor). B. Sharar. 119 121 This Is Paris The Junior-Senior Prom turned out to be a romantic evening under Parisian lights. Later that evening, the couples awaited the announcing of the Prom Queen. Everyone had chosen their favorite and were curious if they had guessed right. The moment came, under the glow of the Eiffel Tower. Pam Simoncelli was crowned Prom Queen by 1977 Prom Queen Connie Culhane. Pam's court was as follows: Pam Dorbert. Pam Stulpin, Tammy Sal-yards, and Diana Robinson. Pictured Upper Left: 1978 Prom Queen: Pam Simoncelli escorted by Doug Sarver. Pictured Lower Left: 1978 Prom Court: Diana Robinson escorted by Raymond Kuhn. Tammy Salyards escorted by Doug Rumbaugh. 1977 Prom Queen Connie Culhane. Prom Queen Pam Simoncelli escorted by Doug Sarver. Pam Dorbert escorted by Donald Strickland. Pam Stulpin escorted by Joe Stine. 122 1978 Prom 123 A Beginning Brought A bout Some twelve years of working, growing, and developing had gone into the climax that graduating brings. Completing twelve years of school marks the beginning of a long road of mileposts that will be made in future life. The class of 1978 says good-bye to Newport High School with both regret and hope. Some regretting that they didn't use it to the fullest while others hoping that this will be the beginning of great things to come. The Valedictorian for the class of 1978 was Douglas Rumbaugh, the Salutatorian was Tim Heimbaugh. Valedictorian: Doug Rumbaugh Pictured Below : Senior Class: Row I, T. Baker. J. Culhanc. P. Dorbert. J. Snyder. L. Allander, D. Hetrick. D. Frederick, C. Dubois, E. Miller, B. Young. B. Fry. T. Salyards Row 2; J. Mason. G. Reed. D. Gutshall, R. Poust. D. Mayer. B. Strickland. S. Hancock, C. Knecht. B. Tom-forde. T. Thebes. G. Mullen. R. Walker, R. Cams Row 3; M. Hetrick. B. Clouser. P. Kessler. S. Kimmich. P. Swartz, A. Lesh. H. Marks. D. Myers. T. Guntrum. T. Miller. H. Noll. D. Owen. B. Reichert Row 4: M. Hultzapple, D. Linn. D. Steigleman. R. Rathmell. G. Shreiber. D. Rumbaugh. R. Rhodes. B. Russell. J. Seiders. B. Smith. R. Leach. R. Kuhn. M. Shull. J. Stine. P. Owen Row 5: J. Foose. B. Reisinger. N. Sieders. T. Zeigler. J. Barkely. C. Wright. D. Wilson. G. William. K. Ward. P. Swartz. P. Treaster. D. Robinson. K. Rhodes. D. Rudy, J. Sheaffer. L. Dobbs. P. Stulpin Row 6: T. Heimbaugh. R. Harper. R. Turnbaugh. P. Deitz. R. Delancey. N. Fleagle. D. Clay. T. Casner. T. Briggs. J. Bohn. J. Templeton. C. Albright. S. Orthey. D. Kennedy. 125 Senior Night Live Class night, 1978. was modeled after the popular television show, Saturday Night Live. Mark Shull was ’’master of ceremonies” until the reading of the wills, and the presentation of awards, which was handled by the class officers. Twenty-five awards were given to both a boy and girl. Among those awards were the following: Most Likely to Succeed, Best Personality, Prettiest Eyes, Best Dressed. Nicest Car and Prettiest Smile. 126 Pictured Far Upper Left: “And now for an important news FLASH'.” Pictured Far Lower Left: “Where to now. Mr. Bench?” Pictured Upper Left: “There will be NO holding hands in the hall To the office? Pictured Upper Right: Greg portrays “Lemon Fresh Boy (Lemon Fresh Joy —get it?) Pictured Lower Right: “Tonight’s show will be totally serious, there will be no laughter: by the way. I’m not wearing any pants. 127 1978 Class Will As Read end of the marking I. Lisa Allander. will my ability to stay awake in Business Law to Julie I, Tammy Baker, will the Silk Squad of NHS a better captain than t I. Julie Barkley, will my ability to be able to type and have my assignm period to Scott Linn. 1, Tom Briggs, will my ability to the “79 Seniors to stay awake in Business L I, Tim Casner. will my ability to drive tractors to upcoming FFA members. I. Dale Clay, will my last can of turtle wax to a certain teacher with shinv white shoes. I. Bonita Clouser, will some maturity and respc t for other people, to those underclassmen whom the shoe fits! I. Marlin Morris Clouser Jr., will my good luck in need it for their map tests. I, Jamie Culhane, will my ability to be immunized by shots and not get sick, to Diana Robinson. I. Lois Dobbs, will my even temper, nice personality and my good looks to Mrs Potter, the “detention pusher J! the’ Juniors who have Mr. Smith next year: they will I, Camille DuBois. will my maturi I, Norm Fleagle, will my threi three tons of Buffalo chips to “T future I. D Bt fiavigan before he leaves Newport: it would help him. of flies to Mrs. Sisson, six boxes of milk bones to Wayne Hartzell. and eimbaugh. ed hippies and far-out liberated chicks, to all I. JoAnn Foose. will a new school faculty, consisting of icing- hai future students at NHS. I. Deb Frederick, will my ability to put up with a certain Junior to future members of the Rifle Squad. Brenda Frey, will my ability to withhold smoking a cigarette until after school hours to the Class of “79. l iald Gutshall. will my vast collection of blue jeans and t-shirts to Mr. Smith. I, Steve Hancock, will my absence in the classes next year to the teachers. I, Wayne Hartzell. will my far superior'afhletic ability, along with my agility, mobility and tricky moves, along with my finesses, tc my brother. David Hartzell. I hope you find these rare talents worth your while. I, Timothy E. Heimbaugh. will my ability to survive three years of playing football without receiving any major injuries, to A1 Kline and Jamie Gibboney. I. Debra Hetrick, will my ability to not crack a book 'till the day before the test and still get a decent grade, to all of those poor underclassmen who still have time to put in at Newport High. I. Mischelle Hetrick, will the future cheerleaders of Newport High th bility to get along together as a whole,J also will the ability to get along with the majorettes. - I, Mike Hultzapple. will my sunglasses to all future students so they won’t be blinded by the glare from Ro $1 28. I. Pat Kessler, will good luck with all the machines to next year’s office practice class. I. Sandy Kimmich. will the ability to accept a good decision of a Silk Squad captain to a certain Senior girl, even though it wasn’t her. I, Charlie Knecht, will to Mr. Fuller my ability to be NOT serious. I, Elizabeth Leach, will the faculty and administration the ability to trust students. I. Annette Lesh, will the Rifle Squad the ability to get along with one another better than they have in the previous years. I. Dale Linn, will my ventilation system for the boys’ lav to take out all the cigarette smoke. I, Heidi Marks, will my ability to attend school regularly, to Kelly Mason. 1. Dave Mayer, will my body to Vicki Arnold. I. Doug McKensie. will my sense of humor to Me. SmithM I. Kristina Miller, will my ability to stay skinny InyS my ability to communicate to anyone in need of it. I. Dixie Myers, will my patience with the kids at the day cBe center, m day care class, to future students taking Day Care. I. Heidi Noll, will my ability to a certain chaperone to be coordinated enough to walk and carry the BOTTLES at the same time. 128 During Senior Night Live I. Bill Orthev will not be back. 1. Dawn Owen, will mv ability to have a neat desk lop to Mr. Fitzpatrick. !. Glenn Reed, will my old ragged dog-eared Senior magazines that are lying in the bottom of locker number 390 to Mr. Smith. I. Beth Reichert, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Lisa Allander. I. Beth Reisinger, will my ability to get mixed up to Neva Seiders, so that 1 will not have it for the rest of my life. I. Diana Robinson, will my ability to know when to put oil in the car so the engine doesn't blow up to Jamie Culhane. I. Diana Rudy, will my personality and patience to cope with homework and reports to upcoming classmates. I. Doug Rumbaugh, will my grades to anyone who thinks they can hack the garbage from others that comes along with them. I. Tammy Salyards. will my yearbook experience to the non-existent (at this time) Blunita Staff next year. I. Gregory C. Schreiber. w ill my Phys-Chem grades to anybody who wants them. I. Jim Seiders. will my math ability to Mr. Fuller. I. Neva Seiders. will mv personality and ability to listen to people, my tallness, and my hair to short, bald. pushy people. V.' I, Joyce Sheaffer, will my ability to play the piano to a certain freshman guy, and my anility to mind my own business to a Senior girl. I. Mark Shull, will my ability to write articles, take pictures, and most of all. meet deadlines to Larry Eckert. I, Pam Simoncelh. will Mr. Benjamin a very high-powered air conditioner, so he can keep his classroom nice and cool for his own enjoyment. | I. Jeanne Snyder, will the best of luck to the Girls’ Basketball and Softball teams next year, because I knoyx you will be Number One! I. Jay R. Stine III. will my ability to run the halls and not get caught by Mrs. Sisson to the Junior Class. 1, Dan Steigleman. will my female rubber rat to be a companion to the male rat that was given to Mr. Smith I, Tammy Stone, will my ability to stay awake in Business I.aw class to future Business Law students. I. Pam Stulpin. will “Duck the ability to play’truth or dare in the back of the softball bus. 1. Patricia Swartz, will my ability of neat handwriting to Mr. James. 1, Jim Templeton, will my speed, hands, and fancy footwork to Mr. Kuhn. I. Troy Thebes, will my ability to cope with pressure to the following advisors: Mr. Germaux. Mrs. Sisson, Mr. Molnar. and all hereafter. tl, Blake Tomforde, will my hair to the girls of the school and a hair dryer to Mr. Benjamin. I, Penny Treaster. will my ability to do homework and teston my own. my maturity and my responsibility as a leader to a certain Senior on the Silk Squad. ■ 1. Ronald Turnbaugh. will my headaches from hitting the doorways in the school to anyone. I, Rick Walker, will my intelligence and knowledge to Mr James. I. Kim Ward, will my majorettes the ability to get through one football season without fighting with the cheerleaders. I alsp will Flick” the ability to wiggle and “Shick the ability to keep her car on the road. I. Larry White, will mv ability to sweat to anyone that wishes to have it. I, Gwen Williams, will the Rifle Squad of next year the ability to get along with one another and be successful. I, Donna Wilson, will my healthy kidneys to Heidi Marks, and my perfect eyesight to my sister “Bean. I. Chery l Wright, will my ability to keep quiet in class and at the same time pass tests without studying to anyone who may need it. I. Bonnie Young, will next year’s Tn-M members the ability to appreciate the sites and sounds of New York City as seen through the window of Room 749 of the Taft Hotel. I. Trudy Zeigler. will my ability to stay awake during boring classes and pass them to Jim Hall. 129 We. the architects of your yearbook, worked throughout the 1977-78 school year. Our work may have been unnoticed, but after all. we accounted for .005% of the Newport student body. Constantly striving to meet deadlines and preparing spaces for you in this yearbook. we became disappointed and sometimes frustrated. Somehow we overcame those inner emotions and developed a fine history of the 1977-78 school year in copy and in pictures. We now know that our work was finally noticed, and we are very proud of our accomplishment — this book. We are sure you will also cherish this Blunita. We e the Yearbook Blues How is this Chief) Baby? EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Tammy Salyards EDITOR-AT-LARGE Doug Rumbaugh 130 Eating away at our work. PHOTO EDITOR Pam Stulpin COPY EDITOR Bonnie Young The Producers BUSINESS EDITOR Troy Thebes 131 Pride In — Sponsoring 133 Congratulations to the Class of 78 CCNB Bank, N.A. Member F.D.I.C. Newport. Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 78 R S Sales Surplus Foods Russel Kinerand Stanley Mutzabaugh RD 2. Duncannon. Pa. 834-4047 Brandt's Greenhouse District Justice Wholesale, Plants and Flowers Donald F. Howell RD 1. Duncannon. Pa. Phone: 834-5248 and Family Troy, Pam, and Kurt Newport Greenhouses Hall's Amoco Flowers for Atlas Tires and Batteries All Occasions Amoco Oil Products Newport. Pa. 17074 Newport. Pa. The First National Bob Fleisher's Bank of Newport Hairstyling for Men and Women. One Mile East of Loysville on Route 274 “Your Hometown Bank” Open Monday Thru Saturday Day and Evening Member F.D.I.C. For Appointment Call 789-3986 Best Wishes Bitting's Restaurant Shop and Save Market on the Square Newport, Pa. 17074 Robinson's Beverages Inc. 19-23 N. Third Street Newport. Pa. 17074 Congratulations Graduates of 78 Finton's Beauty Shop Keep your hair styled and it will last a long while with us! Owner — Brenda Finton Reliable Since 1895 David M. and Jack Myers “Your Grandmother bought furniture from Dad.” H. M. Flickinger Sons PLUMBING. HEATING. AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 567-3843 Newport. Pa. Compliments of Chief Donald Snyder and the Newport Police Department 231 Market Street Newport. Pa. Bloomfield Pharmacy Drug Knowledge Is Our Profession On the Square New Bloomfield. Pa. Smith Lumber Co. Builder's Hardware Paints — Barrels — and Kegs RD 1. Newport. Pa. 17074 Phone: 567-6317 136 Compliments of Clousers' Beauty Shop Dale E. McGuire Agency General Insurance Auto. Fire, and Life RD 1, Duncannon. Pa. 834-3672 Udder End Compliments of Dairy Store Millers' 4 Miles From Newport off Middle Ridge Road Raw Milk, Cold Cuts Newstand and Natural Foods” Kings Inn Congratulations and Good Luck STEAKS —SEAFOOD COCKTAILS Dr. Sanford R. Open Tuesday Thru Sunday Silverstein Polaris Snowmobiles Welfley's Clothing and Shoes Sales and Service Evergreen Road Shermansdale. Pa. 49 S. Second St. RD I 17090 Newport. Pa. 17074 Good Luck and Best Wishes From New Bloomfield Food Rife to Class of 78 The Rite-Way to Save Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store 28 South Second Street Newport, Pa. Phone 567-6133 Best Wishes and Congratulations Seniors From the Montgomery Ward's Catalog Sales Agency Center Square Newport Phone 567-6901 Congratulations and Best Wishes William J. Moore Stephen W. Moore Henry's Clark's Meat Ferry Truck Market Shop We sell fresh and cured meat and do custom Rts. 22-322 killing. Duncannon. Pa. 17020 Bruce's Congratulations Country From Discount Harrison's Center Greenhouse Rt. 849 Between Newport. Pa. and Duncannon. Pa. New Bloomfield. Pa. 139 Mahanoy Valley Nurseries Ben Franklin Crestview Plaza Newport. Pa. 567-6700 Roger D. Salyards RD 1. Duncannon. Pa. Lesh Motors American Motors and Recreational Vehicles R.D. 2. Newport. Pa. Congratulations to the Class of IS” Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Riviera Tavern Duncannon. Pa. 834-3785 Congratulations to the Class of 78 “We finally made it! Tammy Good Luck to the Class of 78 From Marlin (Whitey) Clouser Duncannon Bottling Co. Duncannon. Pa. 834-4434 1977-78 Blue and White Staff Editor-in-Chief — T roy Thebes Assistant — Deb Hetrick Layout — Jamie Culhane Greenwood Lawn Garden Equipment Farewell Newport High and a Sincere Thanks to All My Friends R.D. 3 Newport. Pa. “Toby” “78 Campbell Mobile Homes Rt. 34 South — Box 129 Newport, Pa. 17074 Life Centered Funeral Services Douglas T. Boyer Funeral Director Telephone: 582-2612 101 West Main Street. New Bloomfield. Pa. 17068 Myer's Grocery Center Square Singer's Restaurant Crestview Best Wishes to the Class ot 78 Compliments ot Cramer's Amoco and Plaza Grocery Newport. Nancy “Young” Lauver and Pa. 567-3400 Family Newport and New Bloomfield Glenn E. Compli- Best Wishes Smith Moyer's ments of Zeigler Bros. Inc. Nation Gun Edna Hair Wide Shop and Insurance Martha Bloomfield Shermans Dale. Pa. Grenoble Pa. Elliotsburg Pa. 17024 582-4381 582-4750 18 W. Main St. New Bloomfield. Pa. Paradise Mobile Welfley Pharmacy Home Park, Inc. Inc. Located 4 Miles West of Duncannon on Route 274 William G. Welfley and Judith B. 957-3342 For Paid Rentals i 18 South Second Street Newport. Pa. 17074 Phone: 567-3343 Congratulations Shop at Sears Pam and Wayne and Classmates Call 567-3112 from Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Owned and Operated by Millie and Jack Wagner 29 N. 2nd Street, Newport Pa. 17074 I REALTORS J pM nChas ADLERs HARRISBURG. PA CAMP HU L PA -Since 7896 1 42 Compliments of Himes Five and Ten Corner Drug Store Maguire's True Value Hardware Compliments of Earnest Exxon 15 N. Market St. Duncannon. Pa. 17020 Duncannon. Pa. 312 High St. Duncannon. Pa. 834-3114 of Newport Phone 567-9285 Best Wishes Compliments of Ben Franklin Crestview Plaza Newport. Pa. 17074 Congratulations From Compliments of H. A. Acker Newport. Pa. 17074 Phone 567-3726 Dr. and Mrs. W. Reynolds Sisson Rudy's Body Shop and Garage Phone 567-6758 Compliments of Shiffer Bros. Newport Auto Parts Inc. Compliments of Reisinger Furniture Compliments of Newport Ice Co. Newport, Pa. Newport. Pa. Phone 567-3153 Phone 567-3153 Newport. Pa. 17074 Compliments of Elliot R. Baker Signs New Bloomfield Ferster's Meat Market Newport. Pa. Phone 567-6626 Wentz Arco Service Newport. Pa. Phone 567-9994 J. H. Borst, Jeweler Center Square. Newport. Pa. 143 Tressler's from Hidden Acres 144 Compliments of: Aunt Mary and Uncle Ernie Resta Tressler Mr. and Mrs. Hockenberry. Nana and Pop