Northern Lebanon High School - Archive Yearbook (Fredericksburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

NORTHERN LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL ARCHIVE FREDERICKSBURG, PA 17026 SCHOOL BOARD: Mrs. Fern Hartman. Rev. Kenneth Beale Jr.. Dr. William Chcckett. Mrs. Ruth Dietz. Row 2: Mr. Terrance Knapp. Mr. Frederick Snyder, Mr. John Moyer, Mr. Dale Erdman. ADS 177 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS 129 FALL SPORTS 17 SENIORS 33 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 153 SPRING SPORTS 161 si FF 3 UNDERCLASSMEN 73 WINTER SPORTS 117 Dr. Richard Wcndlcr, Superintendent Mr. Frederick Gahres, High School Principal 2 CONTENTS Hey teachers, leave those kids alone!! All in all its just another Brick in the Wall. Clockwise: Mr. Miller wonders if he can EAT IT. Mr. Witmer examines an ITSIE BITS1E TEENY WEE- NY YELLOW POLKA DOT BI- KINI. Miss Oberst says. YOU GOT A FRIEND. Mr. Hall says. I WRITE THE SONGS Mr. Nawa seems to be having a HEARTA- TACH watching the girls go by. Mr. Bender says. SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME. FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY 3 Administrators Conduct Business Mr. William Fenstermaker Assistant School Principal Mr. James Davis Junior High School Principal Mr. Jack Allison Business Manager Mrs. Ruth Fogelman Home and School Visitor Mr. Leonard Gerhart Assistant Business Manager 4 STAFF Jeff Reedy B.S. M.Ed. Millersville Wade Seaman B.S. Millersville Ron Brewer B.S. Millersville Richard Bastian B.S. Millersville Peter Thilo B.S. Trenton State STAFF 5 Fourteen Special Galen Donmoyer B.A. MED. Elizabethtown, Millersville Elizabethann Gingrich B.S. M. ED. Juniata, Shippensburg Gail Fentstermacher B.S. Bloomsburg Carl Jagnow B.S. Millersville Kathleen Wickenheiser B.S. Millersville Bonnie Bicksler B.S. East Strausburg Mabel Hollowell R.N. B.S. John Hopkins University Mary Johnson B.S. Bloomsburg 6 STAFF Fine Art Four Debra Schaffer B.A. M.S. Cortland State. Adelphi Univ. Sharon Jagnow B.S. Penn State Lucy Meyer secretary Gail Levy B.S. Millersville Jeanne Daubert A.B.. Read- ing Specialist Gettysburg, Millersville Valerie Stima B.S. Lebanon Valley Gary Rusen B.S. Kutztown Melissa Elder B.S. Millersville Harlan Daubert B.S. M.ED. Lebanon Valley STAFF 7 Judith Bitterman, B.S. Penn State University John Rhcn. B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity Rita Jackson, B.S., M.S.C. Westchester, University of Ten nesse Joseph Jandrositz, B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity Edward Ludwig, B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity Earl Stoddard. B.S. M.S. East Stroudsburg, Penn State Bonita Meyer B.S. Westchester University Mr. Miller and Mrs. Crouse were selected by seniors as the most favorite and the teachers with the best sense of humor. Albert Maurer, B.S., M. Ed Shippensburg University The Athletics 8 STAFF The Processors Barry Sellers, B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity, Elizabethtown Uni- versity Frank Wickenheiser, B.S. Elizabethtown University Mr. Fischl and Mrs. Meyer were selected by seniors as the teachers who are most in- volved with extra-curricular activities. STAFF 9 Tom Bender B.S., A.T.C. Lebanon Valley, West Chester Larry Loser B.A. Franklin and Marshall Larry Hall B.S., M. Ed. Lebanon Valley Donald Frain B.S. Shippensburg Janies Logan B.S., M.Ed. Millersville Hilda Light B.S. Findlay College Claude Schach B.S. Kutztown Michael Rank B.S., M.Ed. Millersville The Chemical Reactors Vi: 10 STAFF Jane Boyer Business Office Patricia Wcntling Main Office Gwen Boltz Business Office Faith Collins Mr. Fenstermaker's secretary Vcrda Rittle Main Office Peggy Kozlowski Dr. Wendler’s secretary Mary Radwanski Business Office Shirley Hocrner Mr. Gahres' secretary The Key Tappers STAFF 11 The Hostess Twinkies Betsy Sattazahn B.S., M. ED. Mansfield, Pennstate Patricia Calkins B.S. Mansfield Maryann Guildin B.S. Pennstate Gretchen Wilson B.S. Shippensburg Constance Ondrejicka B.S. 12 STAFF The “Punk” Tuations Lebanon Valley James Weaver B.S. Millersville Barbara Rothermel B.A., Reading Specialist Lebanon Valley, Mil- lersville Robert Hunter B.A., M. ED. Lebanon Valley Milton Mowrer A.B. Elizabethtown Kathleen Devitz B.S. M. ED. Millersville Kenneth Miller B.S. M. ED. Shippensburg Linda Geesaman B.S. M. ED. Millersville, Shippens- burg Brenda Frye B.S. Millersville Barbara Crouse B.S., M. ED. Shippensburg Kenneth Witmer B.S. Millersville Joseph Saile B.S., M. Ed. Lebanon Valley STAFF 13 Clockwise: Joseph Rahalewich B.S. Penn State University Carl Fischl B.A. Albright College Bruce Kilmoyer B.A. Albright College Richard Folmcr B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity Frederick Spangler B.S., M. ED. Westchester University, Temple Kenneth Watts B.S. Millersvilie University Jack Kishpaugh B.S. East Stroudsburg Univer- sity Larry Nawa B.S. Kutztown University John Schlegel. B.S. Kutztown University Thomas Donmoyer B.A. Elizabethtown College The Prehistorics 14 The Divisions Richard Zerbe B.S. Lebanon Valley College Wayne Schickram B.S. Kutztown University Michael Setcavajfc B.A. Bloomsburg University Bruce Althouse B.S. M.Ed Millersville'U'niversity Patricia Jungkeit B.A. Messiah College Jeanine Keefer B.S. Millersville University 15 Staff Commended Paul Snyder, Tom Rank, Josie Zohner, Charles Binkley, William Yeagley. CUSTODIAL STALL Paul Slike Lester Dcininger Howard Littery Rose Weidman Mark Gibble Joann Etzweiler John Rank Ken Hibshman Craig Boltz Having such hard working employees in the building created a serious problem for the yearbook staff. There was never a convenient time for all those employed to be photographed. Anyone who has tried to find a janitor knows how difficult a task it is. They are always busy cleaning hallways, repairing heating systems, and keeping the sports fields in excellent condition. Lunch is always served with a smile and often a, “You forgot your dessert. Whether you eat the hot meal, the chefs salad, or the alternate, the ladies aim to please. CAPETERIA STALL Stanley Fidler Nancy Kleinfcltcr Evelyn Spangler Marian Emrich Ethel Boltz Ernestine Lahler Jackie Kohr Barbara Miller Peggy Mohn Pern Reinbold Marilyn Rosenbergcr Evelyn Swope Katerinc Werner Mildred Wood 16 STALL Vikings Begin Their Attack Joe, Doug, and Khris say SOMETHING TO GRAB FOR. Robin pants don't BREAKA MY STRIDE. The Vikings get ready to play GAMES WITHOUT FRON- TIERS. The opposing goalie is STANDING IN THE LINE OF FIRE. Barb Darkes demonstrates her ability to FREAK OUT. Coach Hibshman begs to say WE ARE THE CHAMPI- ONS. FALL SPORTS 17 Mistakes Haunt Vikings Varsity Football Team: D. Burrows. R. Zcarfoss. S. Stratton, C. Carl. E. Coy, H. Drcsch. M. Hetrick. M. Blouch. Row 2: R. Franzonc, D. Conkle, C. Casscl. E. Stickler. B. Donmoycr. L. Keaton, D. Drcsch. Row 3: K. Nolan. D. Reigle. S. Gloss, T. Zohn. G. Banks. S. Albert, M. Wcntling. B. Bartel. Row 4: L. Matthews, s! Gingrich. J. Brandt. J. Wcntling, C. Jones. W. Smith, T. Shindel. Jesse Wcntling Lee Keaton The Viking football team had a trying season, winning only the Homecoming game. Under the leadership of coach Fischl, the team had many games within its reach, dropping several games by one touchdown. All sixteen seniors participated in the Senior Bowl which pitted Lebanon County seniors from the East against those from the West. Sponsored by Century 21, the Senior Bowl benefited Easter Seals. 18 Scott Gloss Joe Fischer Wes Smith Charles Jones Scott Gingrich Greg Banks Doug Dresch Todd Zohn Jeff Brandt Mike Wentling Bob Donmoyer Mike Blouch 19 Little Vikes Apply Skills Jr High Football Team: Row 1: S. Kcscilc, T. Drcsch, K. Weller. J. Light. T. Shirk. P. Klick.S. Sheffy, M. Stoltz Row 2: S. Keefer. A. Trout. R. Harmel. T. Daub. K. Prout. K. Monroe. D. Smith, J. McCurdy Row 3: Coach Boyd. C. Spangler, M. Zohner, Q. Jones. M. Dcnglcr. C. Blouch. R. Green. H. Shuey, Coach Getz. Row 4: S. Stieger, M. Landis. R. Hess. S. Sonnon. G. Mcssingcr. T. Blouch, M. Spangler. JR. HIGH OPPONENT VARSITY 8 6 — Hamburg — 20 6 12 6 — Lebaon Catholic — 0 0 24 0 — Elco — 33 0 12 0 — Cocalico — 44 0 24 0 — Annvile-Cleona 24 0 14 8 — Garden Spot — 38 0 6 24 — Ephrata William's Valley — 28 0 Bishop Hafcy — 6 6 Donegal — 12 Lampeter-Slrasburg — 6 15 2 The Jr. high football team became the first football team to have a winning season since the incept of the football program at Northern Lebanon. The little Vikes completed a 6-win 1-loss season. The defense had shut outs in their wins over Elco, Annville, and Cocalico while giving up only one touchdown in each of the wins over Hamburg, Garden Sport and Leba- non Catholic. The offense, with an excellent passing and running game, scored an even 100 points for the season. 20 FOOTBALL Inexperience Hampers Girls This years girls' tennis team finished the season with a disappointing league record of 1 win and 9 losses. Their overall record was 1-11. The lop seed was Sue Bordner. Leigh Guilliams was voted MVP. Sue Bordner Im 8 TlMHt • Liz Renik Dori Kreider Robin Dunlap TENNIS 21 Boys Finish Honorably J. Klynoot. D. Markey, R Howcr, K. Barchei. K. Tyson. W. Lingle, F. Wcrni. E. Mease. Row 2: J. Hoffer, D. Smith. J. Baylor. M. Messimer, S. English. D. Wolfe, B Ramirez, N. Obcrdick The boys and girls had successful seasons; the girls had an overall record of eight wins and nine losses; the boys, seven wins and thirteen losses. Millcrsvillc Universi- ty hosted the league meet where the boys placed sev- enth and the girls, tenth in their respective groups of twenty teams each. The Dis- trict meet, held at Milton Hcrshcy's Founders Hall, found the boys finishing nineteenth out of 34 teams, the boys were led by Marsh Messimer (49), Sheldon English (71), and Robin Howcr (96), in a field of 245. Marsh Messimer Jeff Baylor Dennis Smith. 22 CROSS COUNTRY Girls Run Competitively Below: The GIRLS plan their strategies. Marsh reflects, LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT. Robin tries to FLY LIKE THE WIND. B. Daubcrt, T. Moyer, Row 2: L. Hamlin. K. Wcnrich, P. Kleinfeltcr. Robin Hower, Randy Mease, Kevin Shuey, Jenny Weaver, and Kathy Wenrich advanced to the second round of the Ju- nior Olympics held in Johns- town. Randy Mease, Jenny Weaver, and Kathy Wenrich flew to Fresno, California to en- ter National Competition where they placed 78 103, 61 112, and 87 98 respectively in the National Finals. Individual Boys’ Class Re- cords were made this year in Cross Country. Marsh Mes- simer advanced to second place on the Senior all-time list. Oth- er individuals who made the all- time list were juniors Robin Hower, third: Sheldon English, fifth; sophomores Bill Ramirez, fourth: Dave Markcy, seventh; freshmen Steven Hower, sec- ond; and Jim Hoffer, eighth. The girls made changes too. Junior, Pennie Kleinfelter placed second on the all-time list. Four Sophomores altered the previous record. Beth Dau- bert placed first, Kathy Wen- rich, second; Tina Moyer, third; and Linda Hamlin, sixth. CROSS COUNTRY 23 C. Royer, L. Jones, A. Umben- haucr, S. Werni, G. Werner, row 2: G. Shirk. D. Ziegler, B. Darkes, M. Shirk. T. Keller, row- 3: B. Siegrist, A. Kolar, G. Lutz, row 4: A. Sie- grist. R. Lutz. The varsity hockey team finished this year’s season with a record of 6-8-3. Gin- ger Werner was selected to the Lebanon- Lancaster All- Star team while Annette Sie- grist and Tammy Keller made honorable mention. HOCKEY TEAM PERSEVERES 24 HOCKEY OPP Tulpehocken 1 1 1 Palmyra 0 0 Warwick 1 2 Tulpehocken 0 2 Lower Dauphin 2 0 Manheim Central 2 1 Donegal 2 0 Elco 0 3 Cedar Crest 1 2 Cedar Cliff 3 0 Columbia 1 1 Annville-Cleona 0 1 Ephrata 1 0 Cocalico 3 2 Elizabethtown 4 2 Lebanon 1 2 Cedar Cliff 2 1 J.V. Hockey: K. Siegrist. C. Stick- ler. M. Arnold. D. Sheriff. M. Hin- crdccr. B. Campbell. Row 2: B Bea- chell. A. Peirce. P. Conkle. S. Herr. S. Peiffer. T. Toner. Row 2: C. Wentworth. M. Shirk. B. Siegrist, Miss Bicksler — coach Barb Darkes, Stef Wcrni, Ginger Werner, Annette Siegrist. Ann challenges op- ponent. HOCKEY 25 Golf Team Swings Better Than Ever Under the leadership of Mr. Frain, the golf team recorded many new statistics. Manheim Central was beaten by one stroke breaking a jinx of many years. The team ended with the best record in school golf history. M Kozlowski. T. Ludwig. D. Calkins. R. Brewer, D. Minnich Row 2: D. Pond. C. Clark. M. Boyanowski. D. Winters, M. Johnson, M. Saphorc, J. Kneasel, Coach Frain. Missing T. Kintzcr. Mark Boyanowski Mike Saphorc 26 GOLF Terry Henne Steve Brajkovich Mark Caporalctti Brian Gibson c I3r Coach Hibshman says get on it. J.V. Soccer: M. Wise. D. Mease. T. Grumbine Row 2: W. Turner. Hung, J. Miller. J. Krall. T. Wampler, H. Pinder. Row 3: D. Lingle. T. Snyder. K. Bartan, C. Pciffer, R. Yiengst. Coach — Ken Hibshman SOCCER 27 28 FALL SPORTS Chris and friend are BREAK DANCING. Righi: Mel says I II do it WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS. Terry Fritz Dan Lingle Eric Boeshore Chris Pciffer FALL SPORTS 29 VARSITY SOCCER FIGHTS UNTIL THE END NL OPP Conestoga Valley Elco 1 7 1 0 Lebanon 2 6 Cedar Crest 1 3 Ephrata 0 5 Garden Spot 2 4 Manheim Twp. 0 3 Conestoga Valley 3 2 Elco 0 1 Lebanon 0 0 Cedar Crest 0 1 Ephrata 2 2 Garden Spot 0 2 Manheim Twp. 2 1 D. Vo, D. Hess, S. Gettle, T. Fritz, W. Cassel Row 2: B, Miller, S. Brajkovich, E. Boeshore, M. Spangler, B. Gibson. Row 3: coach; Ken Hibshman, T. Hcnne, C. Peiffer, M. Caporalctti, D. Mease. Despite the struggles the Varsity team faced during the opening games, they fought hard to gain respect the latter part of the season. A 3-2 win over Conestoga Valley proved to be the turn- ing point in the team’s play. Although the overall record was 3-11-3, the team never quit. Four players received All-Star status. Mel Spangler was named to the Lebanon-Lancaster 1st team, while Terry Hennc and Steve Gettle received honorable mention. Bob Miller was named to the Lebanon County 2nd team. Co-Captains Mel Spangler. Bob Miller 30 SOCCER AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS SENIORS 33 On November 18, 19, and 20 the Senior Class present- ed “1984” a play adapted from George Orwell’s book by the same name. The pro- duction featured Doug Dove and Robin Dunlap as the characters Winston and Ju- lia, two people trying to re- tain individuality in a repres- sive, totalitarian state of the future. Plays Presented Eleven senior high school students participated in the dra- Andy Strauss. John Gilbert. Row 2: Doug Dove, Neil Oberdick, Eric Boe- ma production One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich shore. Row3:Chris Pond, John Coppenhavcr, Marsh Mcssimcr, Bob Miller, held at the Lancaster Fulton Opera House. Although they chns Pclffer- and Wcs Smith, won no awards in the competition, they were commended for attempting such a difficult play. Adapted from Alexander Solghcnitsyn's book, the drama deals with the hardships en- dured by political prisoners in a Soviet work camp in Siberia 34 PLAYS JoAnn suggests, LET’S GO TO THE HOP. TELL ME I'M NOT DREAMIN’. Brian wonders IS THERE SOMETHING I SHOULD Bob tells Jeff he’s FAR FROM OVER. KNOW? CANDIDS 35 Seniors Select Most likely to succeed: Cathy Waltermyer and Charles Jones. Best Singers: Adele Miller and Steve Wolfe. Superlatives � Most Artistic: Kim Jones and Andy Strauss. Best Personality: Cathy Waltermyer and Doug Dresch. 36 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SI Most Athletic: Barb Darkes and Greg Banks. Most Spirited: Laura Eberly and Andy Strauss. Best Actor and Actress: Robin Dunlap and Doug Dove. Best Musicians: Bcv Bollinger and Eric Boeshorc. Best Dancers: Dawn Miller and Greg Banks. ’ERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 37 Seniors Stand Out Class Schemers: Sherry Boyer and Jim Zserai. Brightest Eyes: Terry Fritz and Ginger Werner. Biggest Story Teller: Tammi Spitler and Joe Fisher. Cheeriest Smile: Jenny Mauer and Scott Gingrich. 38 SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER S Best Physique: Stef Werni and Doug Dresch. Class Clowns: Adelc Miller and Jeff Brandt. ■r Biggest Flirt: Sheila McFeatcrs and Dan Boyer. Hall Walkers: Karen Kleinfelter and John Coppenhaver. Biggest Complainer: Denise Haag and Steve Wolfe. SJIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SI SUPER SENIORS 39 Most Talkative: Denise Haag and John Gilbert. Best Sense Of Humor: Karen Kleinfelter and Jeff Baylor. Loudest Mouth: Lesley Houser and Wes Smith. Dizziest: Heide Jernigan and Lee Keaton. Class Cutics: Tina Weidman and Steve Brajkovich. Not pictured. SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER SENIORS SUPER ‘ 40 SUPER SENIORS The class officers are SPELLBOUND. The Senior class held many fund raising events to help pay for the class trip. Such fund raising events were the Sr. class play, slave day, box lunch day, and many dances. Class motto: Get the most out of life, before the most of life is gone. Class Colors: Bur- gundy and Ivory Class flower: Rose with Babies breath. Diane. DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS. Robin, who knows what will Mark is LORD OF THIS WORLD, happen WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR. 41 SENIORS Adams — Bender Holly M. Adams December 8, 1966 Lisa Adams April 19, 1966 Shelly Lynn Grace Allwein November 13, 1966 Lisa Marie Andrew March 7, 1966 Lisa Appelt November 26, 1966 Mike Arnold September 26, 1966 Teresa Arnold February 3, 1965 Gregory Banks January 17, 1966 Holli Beth Barchet August 22. 1966 Jeffrey A. Baylor March 4, 1966 Rochelle Lynae Bchncy June 21, 1966 Marla Bender September 19, 1966 42 SENIORS Blair — Boyer Eva Blair September 21, 1966 Daniel Blauch October 19, 1965 Tammy S. Blauch February 8, 1966 Diane Louise Blouch January 13, 1967 Michael Blouch August 11, 1966 Eric R. Bocshore November 29, 1966 Brenda S. Boland January 13, 1966 Deborah Ann Bolles May 25, 1966 Beverly Jo Bollinger February 22, 1966 Susan Ann Bordner April 23, 1966 Mark Brian Boyanowski December 5, 1966 Dan Boyer July 5, 1966 SENIORS 43 Boyer — Deaven Sherry Lee Boyer April 5. 1966 Thomas Boyer September 28, 1966 Steven Michael Brajkovich May 5, 1966 Jeffrey Allen Brandt May 25. 1966 Dean Brower November 15, 1964 Mark Caporaletti February 13, 1966 Craig Carl October 4, 1966 Larry D. Cassel October 18, 1965 JoAnn Catani November 8, 1966 John R. Coppcnhaver September 1, 1965 Barbara Ann Darkes February 6, 1966 Marlin Deaven November II, 1966 44 SENIORS Deitzler — Eberly Matthew J. Deitzler October 16, 1965 Lisa Lianne Diamond May 7, 1966 Hope Marie Donmoyer December 1, 1966 Robert Donmoyer November 30, 1964 Todd Donmoyer September 10, 1966 Troy Lee Donmoyer June 4, 1966 Donna Lee Dove January 18, 1967 Douglas Dove l(pD , June 24, 1966 Unci? Douglas Dresch August 2. 1966 Renee Dunbar October 17, 1966 Robin Dunlap May 2, 1966 Laura Eberly December 23. 1965 SENIORS 45 Ebersole — Gilbert Michael Lee Ebersole April 17. 1966 June Ann Fake September 29, 1966 Lori Farling September 8, 1966 Chuck Fern November 17, 1966 Joseph W. Fisher November 13, 1966 Lisa Marie Foreman November 20. 1965 Bradley R. Fortna April 17, 1966 Richard C. Fox April 2, 1966 Kim Borup Frederiksen December 11,1964 Troy R. Funk October 30. 1966 Brian Keilh Gibson February 16, 1966 John A. Gilbert October 6. 1966 46 SENIORS Gingrich — Hefferon Lisa M. Gingrich May I, 1966 John David Gingrich July 5. 1964 Scotl Gingrich September 12, 1966 Scott Alan Gloss October 6, 1966 Donald F. Gordon June 10. 1966 Denise T. Haag March 22, 1966 Richard P. Hallman Jr. November 7, 1966 Lisa Marie Harnish January 19, 1966 Jodi Hasbrouck May 20. 1966 Lisa Hastings May 24, 1965 Tracy Hauer November 29, 1966 Mark Hefferon March 25. 1966 SENIORS 47 Heist — Jones Peggy Heist August 25, 1966 Terry Henne April 1, 1966 Heather Lynn Hernley March 12, 1966 Lisa Ann G. Hetzel August 2, 1966 Carrie F. Hoffman July 18, 1966 Eileen H. Hoffman July 18, 1966 Curtis Hoke January 14, 1967 Lesley Houser March 7, 1966 Robert Hunsicker November 17. 1966 Heide Marie Jernigan April 12, 1966 Charles Thomas Jones April 26. 1966 Kim Lee Jones February 25, 1966 48 SENIORS Keaton — Kreiser Lee Keaton July 2, 1966 Teresa Keller October 24. 1965 Roger W. Kinney June 19. 1966 Tom L. Kintzer August 12, 1965 Ernest L. Kleinfelter January 3, 1967 Karen Marie Kleinfelter April 23. 1966 Wendy Klick January 21. 1966 Michael W. Klopp July 19. 1966 Jeffrey C. Kohr May 8. 1965 Dorothy M. Kreider September 13, 1966 David Kreiser June 16. 1966 Judy Marie Kreiser March 30, 1966 SENIORS 49 Kreiser — McCorkel Randy Kreiser September 15, 1966 Winston Lackey March 12, 1966 Audrey Ann Lawson June 30, 1966 Amy Lenker August 15. 1966 Nancy R. Light June 21, 1966 Daniel W. Lingle Jr. February 5. 1966 Sue Long September 13, 1966 Denise Renee Low December 7, 1966 Darin Mack September 11, 1966 Dwight Martin November 20, 1966 Jennifer A. Maurer April 7, 1966 Jack McCorkel January 26, 1967 50 SENIORS McFeaters — Mohn Sheila Marie McFeaters June 11. 1966 Bonnie McIntosh January 17, 1966 Marshall H. Messimer III April 16, 1966 Sandra M. Messner October 7, 1966 Adele Enid Miller March 29, 1966 Cindy Ann Miller March 19. 1966 Dawn M. Miller April 11, 1966 Robert J. Miller April 6. 1966 Thomas Miller May 13, 1966 Wendy S. Miller March 8, 1966 Frank Mohn April 8, 1966 Michelle Diane Mohn August 17, 1966 SENIORS 51 Myer — Renik Antonia M. Myer April 23, 1966 David Papson February 27, 1966 Ronald L. Parker, Jr. October 9, 1965 Christopher Peiffer August 17, 1966 Sharon L. Peiffer February 8, 1966 Luann E. Phillips April 19. 1966 William Prout March 27. 1966 Wendy Jolene Queen October 15, 1966 Troy Scott Ream June 21, 1966 Dolores Ann Reider July 7, 1966 Donna Jean Reinbold October 17, 1966 Elizabeth Renik January 10, 1967 52 SENIORS Rentschler — Sheriff Sandra Ann Rentschler January 27, 1966 Kenneth Rhoads September 13. 1966 Christine Ann Royer July 9, 1966 Michele Rubendall July 9. 1966 Michael Saphore August 5, 1966 Randall L. Sattazahn December 24. 1966 Breck J. Schreckengost February 6. 1966 Tammy Schwartz August 11, 1966 Darla See September 9, 1966 Jeff Sheffy August 10, 1966 Timothy A. Sheffy July 6, 1966 Vicki Sue Sheriff August 1, 1966 SENIORS 53 Shuey — Stone Tammy Shuey September 28, 1966 Annette L. Siegrist April 20. 1966 Sheila Smith February 19, 1966 Wesley James Smith November 7. 1966 Sherry Snyder December 11, 1966 Melvin Spangler November 9. 1966 Tammi Lyn Spitler June 25, 1966 Danette D. Starnes December 28, 1965 Ken Stauffer October 21, 1966 Sheila Stickler December 24. 1966 Christy Stickler November 26, 1966 Robert Stone December 12, 1966 54 SENIORS Stoudt — Weaver April Stoudt March 18, 1966 Andrew Strauss May 22, 1966 Robert Daniel Tavani December 6, 1964 Ritchey Troutman December 3, 1966 Matt Turner January 15, 1966 Beth Anne Tyrpin January 8. 1967 Sheri Unger May 21. 1966 Wendy L. Unger June 15, 1966 Catherine Waltermyer February 28. 1966 Wendy Ann Waltermyer February 20, 1966 David Weaver March 25, 1966 Dwayne W'eaver September 4. 1966 SENIORS 55 Weidman — Wolfe Jeff Weidman November 23, 1965 Tina Marie Weidman April 22. 1966 Ginger Ann Werner June 6, 1966 Stephenie Werni May 23. 1966 Linette M. Westhafer August 9, 1966 Patty Westhafer April 25, 1965 William Wittel December 3, 1965 Cheryl Wolfe June 16, 1966 Eric D. Wolfe October 16. 1966 Karen D. Wolfe March 14, 1966 Russell S. Wolfe Jr. September 19. 1966 Steven Scott Wolfe November 2, 1966 56 SENIORS Yingst — Zserai Ronda Yingst November 17, 1966 Todd Zohn April 7, 1966 Julie Cristine Zohner March 12. 1966 James Zserai May 21, 1966 Paul S. Zserai September 14, 1966 Gary Ream October 3, 1966 Sharon Saam December 13, 1966 Roberta Simpson October 16, 1965 Dennis Smith June 15, 1966 Lori Smith September 21. 1966 Dolores Strupp November 4, 1966 SENIORS 57 NOT PICTURED: Linda Beatty January 19, 1965 Tim Blatt September 10, 1966 Tammy Brandt February 3, 1966 Deanna Eisenhauer May 31, 1966 Terry Fritz February 15, 1966 Tom Froebel March 27, 1966 Mike Herr March 1, 1966 Wesley Herr May 25, 1966 Brian Johnson November 21, 1966 Edward Johnson November 21, 1966 Brian Keller October 27, 1965 October 23, 1966 Donald Maurer February 15, 1966 John Miller November 29, 1965 Cindy Nimon May 28, 1966 Shawn Reese August 8, 1966 Blake Reppert October 27, 1965 Maria Sanders March 28. 1966 Greg Smith May 31, 1966 Linda Stratton November 25, 1965 Teresa Waltermyer April 3, 1966 Jesse Wentling December 10, 1966 Mike Wentling December 5, 1965 James Wentworth January 5, 1966 The girls seem to be DANCIN’ IN THE MOONLIGHT at the pep rally. Lisa Gingrich says JUST KEEP THINKING ABOUT YOU BABY. Lesley Houser says to Todd Don- moyer, GIMME ALL YOUR LOVING. After Graduation John Gingrich will say I’m SO PROUD. Rebecca Winslow January 16, 1965 Ronald Yordy June 2, 1965 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SI 58 SENIORS HOLLY ADAMS Rd 2 Box 4505 Jonestown Health club, Tri-Hi-Y Softball, Scorekeeper, at Kirks. I doubt it, Apache. Attend Thaddeus Ste- vens School of Technology for Graphic Arts, Spend my life with Kirk, party to the max. LISA ADAMS RD 2 Box 4596 Jonestown Student Secretary. Work Study, Mall and with Friends No Problem Promises, Promises, To be happy in life and succeed in all I attempt. SHELLY LYNN GRACE ALLWEIN 15 Eve Avenue, Lebanon Jr. Class Play, school, oh well, such is life, Shell, Attend college and become a Registered nurse. Get married and have a family. LISA MARIE ANDREW RD 6 Box 1105 Leba- non FFA. At home with Mike, you little brat. Smurf, own a car, fulltime at Lebanon Chemical Co. Marry Mike, own a house. LISA APPELT Box 175 Fredericksburg band. Fsa, Ecology Club. Club M with my friends, one more time. Attend College MICHEAL ARNOLD RD 1 Box 180-C Freder- icksburg Behind the wheel of my Mustang, charge, Arney, Attend Felctronics, Institute in Harrisburg. TERESA ARNOLD RD 3 Jonestown at home with my family, and close friends. Get a good paying job and support myself and maybe get married. GREGORY BANKS RD 2 Box 4502 Jonestown Fee, Varsity Club, basketball, football, basketball court, football field, ddcp, fellow, act like your know magic, attend college, and grow up. HOLLI BETH BARCHET RD 2 Box 648 An- ville gym club, band council, Sr. art club, fsa, vice presi- dent, band, track, varsity chccrlcading, pizza town, anywhere Scoot is, pooper scooper, wrong. Hollo Attend Centre Business school, majoring in Medi- cal Secretary, eventually marriage and live a hap- py life. JEFFREY A. BAYLOR 126 Black Oak Road Lebanon band, chorus, chess club, math club, Bard, pep band. National Honor Society, hall monitor, cross country, track, in a book, finest kind, forty-two. Become independently wealthy and own a taco stand in South Eastern Siberia. LINDA SUE BEATTY Box 7255 RD 3 Jones- town Tri-Hi-Y, nursing club, with Tim, What?, Linda, Settle down get a job and marry Tim. ROCHELLE LYNAE BEHNEY RD 5 Box 24 Mycrstown Food adventure club, T.T.M.A., I guess, Rochelle work. Get married and raise a family. MARLA BENDER 135 East Market St. Jones- town band, chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, with Craig and marry Craig and have little Craig’s, I’m serious, Marla. EVA BLAIR 1783 Water Street Lebanon Tri-Hi-Y. food adventure club, student secretary, anywhere my friends arc. Where’s the beef, Blair, get a job as a secretary, get married, raise a family. Be happy. TIM BLATT RD 2 Box 691 Annville FFA. FFA club, Blatty, the way to be to farm. DEBORAH ANN BOLLES RD 6 Box 1085 Lebanon Bandfront, band council, chorus. Who’s who Among American Students, Jr. Class Play, Musi- cals, Health club, health assistant library assistant gymnastics. Are you listening to me, Cindy?, Deb, To attend Mansfield University, get married, and have five children BEVERLY J. BOLLINGER RD 1 Box 324 Fre- dericksburg Band, chorus. Hall Monitor, Band council, Snoball court, Homecoming court, District band and cho- rus, Regional band, PMEA All state band and orchestra. SUSAN ANN BORDNER 218 Highland Jones- town Foreign Language Club, FCA Secretary, JV. Soft- ball Varsity Softball, varsity tennis, Matt’s house “get out of my face” Susie Q Be with Matt. MARK B. BOYANOWSKI RD 2 655 Annville National Honor Society, Hall monitor. Society for distinguished American high school students. Pad- dle and racket club, basketball, baseball, golf, ten- nis, Room 42, Joaquin Attend College. DAN BOYER RD 3 Box 8066 Jonestown FCA. Soccer, with Steph “Wa Sup”, what’s up Dan. Service or Trade School SHERRY LEE BOYER. RD 2 Box 4535 Jones- town Anywhere with friends, “Go for it” Shorty Full time at Layser’s Flowers and be happy. THOMAS BOYER RD 1 Box 2110 Jonestown Vo-tech, Lebanon and work, “I doubt it” Tom, get a job and get married STEVEN MICHEAL BRAJKOVICH Ski Club Paddle and Racquet Club, Varsity club, soccer, tennis. Den and Theresa Bar and Grill, “It’s not mine” Mr. Moose. JEFFREY ALLEN BRANDT RD 6 Box 1360 Lebanon Varsity Club, Chess Club, Football, Lebanon Val- ley Mall, “Hey bud. Let’s party a little”, Brandty, Services DANIEL BLAUCH 2145 Quarry Road Lebanon TAMMY S. BLAUCH RD 1 Grantville Home or with friends, Tam, Travel. Attend busi- ness school. DIANE LOUISE BLOUCH RD 6 Box 390 Lebanon Sno-ball court, Tri-Hi-Y, spirit club, cheerleading track, band, Don and Theresa’s, with friends I don’t understand, yea right, to attend Central Penn business school, travel and get a good job. MICHEAL A. BLOUCH RD 3 Box 7371 Jones- town FFA, varsity football, varsity club, Roger’s house, false, void, Fester, working, get a Chevy Blazer ERIC R. BOESHORE Mill St. Jonestown District band and orchestra, chorus. Jr. Sr. Class Plays, Pep band, band, coin club, chess and checker club, varsity club. National Honor Society hall monitor. Who’s who among American High School students, soccer, tennis, In the outside world, That’s bad, College and Alaska. BRENDA S. BOLAND RD 1 Box 123 Freder- icksburg Spanish club, vo-tech, food adventure, be with friends, and sports activities, Knock it off, Shorty, unknown DEAN BROWER RD 1 Jonestown Coin club, vo-tech, Karen’s house, ouch, gush Get a good paying job and get married CRAIG CARL 9E. Chestnut St. Beverly Heights, Lebanon Varsity club, votech, football, Julie’s place, Are you serious? Craig, Get a job as a mechanic. LARRY CASSEL RD 3 Box 7985 Jonestown vo-tech, soccer, wherever the action is. Hey dude, let’s party. Bone, Going into the service (Marines) JOANN CATANI 216 Swatara Dr. Jonestown Chorus, musical. Honor Society, Arcive staff, gymnastics, track, alone reading, “I’m sorry”, Jo, Attend Philadelphia College of Bible for elemen- tary education JOHN R. COPPENHAVER III 430 Jonestown Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Student Council President, fencing club, Jr. and Sr. Class play foot- ball, track, Army, Coppy, Continue my career in the Army. DIRECTORY 59 r BARBARA ANN DARKES RD 6. Box 500 Lebanon National Honor Society, class vice president. Who's who among amcrican high school students, varsity club, field hockey, basketball, softball, any where my friends are. If you don't like it, leave. Barb. West Chester University. MARLIN DEAVEN RD Jonestown FFA. Ag shop. Hi Ya fellows, Devo, Farming with my brother. MATTHEW J. DE1TZLER Box 346 Jonestown vo-tech. distributive education. In the pines or mountains, check it out. Big M. go to college for business administration or become a Country and Western Singer. LISA LIANNE DIAMOND RD 2 Box 459 Ann- ville band, band council, orchestra for musicals, junior and senior class plays, basketball statistician, wherever my friends are. dibbit to me, Lisa, Go to college and major in psychology. HOPE MARIE DONMOYER 10 E. Church St. Lebanon senior bandfront. band front representative, band council, silk co-captain, mall with friends “Go for it”, attend Eric Business school to be a medical secretary. BOBBY DONMOYER 10 E. Church St. Leba- non football, varsity club. Mall, being with friends, no way. swiggy. join Marines then work. TODD DONMOYER 128 W. Market St. Jones- town golf, mall, pizza town, where's the party?, Todd, move away. TROY LEE DONMOYER RD 2 Box 955 Leba- non band, chorus, gym leader, band council, baseball. Casino or at friends, not too much. Troy buddy, get a job. or go into the Air Force. DONNA LEE DOVE 44 Sunrise Ct. Lebanon band. FSA. student secretary, gym club, Scott's house, and where my friends arc “Smile I’m your friend.” Dovey. go to Central Penn Business School, Beauty School, get married and be happy with Scott DOUGLAS DOVE RD 1 Annville Student council. Sr. class play, model UN, wres- tling. tennis. Orange Julius, Rm. 42, Hey rock!. Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat, Uncle Doug. Raise ground hogs. DOUGLAS DRESCH RD 2 Box 656 Annville National Honor Society, snoball king, homecom- ing court, varsity club, football, wrestling, base- ball. far away from any wrest ling mat!. Sure. I love wrestling, Doug, college. RENEE C. DUNBAR RD6 Box 505 Lebanon yearbook staff, FSA. Bible club. National Honor Society. Who's who among amcrican students, with Jerry, Isn't it soon tome to go home ?. Rac, Receive a degree in legal assisting, get married, have my own boutique. ROBIN DUNLAP RD 2 Box 970 Lebanon band, homecoming queen, band council. Jr Sr. class play, gym leader, winter track, tennis, track, crosscountry, “The Mall”. “Oh Yea”. Rob Attend business school, marriage. LAURA EBERLY RD 1 Box 1527 Jonestown chccrlcading, Tri-Hi-Y. Pep club, art club. Home- coming court, mall, Pizzatown, Mark’s house. “Laura”, to become a secretary. MICHAEL LEE EBERSOLE 19 Plymouth Drive Jonestown FSA. Fencing, plaza, mall, Mike, attend Harris- burg Area Community College. DEANNA LYNN EISENHAUER RDf2 Box 480 Annville Student council representative, ecology club, FSA, Howard’s house. “Man sees your actions but God sees your Motives. Ike. Travel, Attend college, marriage. JUNE ANN FAKE Box 8232 Rd l Grantvillc band, with my boyfriend Mike. “My little Mikcy”, Susie, To get married to Mike and have a family. LORI ANN FAR LING 2032 Washington Ave. Lebanon Peer counseling, band, “Casino Roller Rink, Whatever floats your boat”. Frizzy, To gel a good paying job and live a normal happy life. CHUCK FERN RD 3 Box 7880 Jonestown volleyball. Den and Theresa’s bar and grill. Cabin, “It's not mine , Fredro, To go to Atlantic City Community College. JOSEPH FISCHER RD 1 Box 363 Fredericks- burg varsity club, wrestling, football, baseball, track. State Prison, Coach what do I do Now?, “Fish”, Air Force and college. LISA MARIE FOREMAN Box 645 RD I Grantville David's place, I love my David, “Lisa”. Get a job; marry Dave, and start a family. BRADLEY R FORTNA RT. 1 Box 1066 Jones- town National Honor Society, Hall Monitor. Bclron, basketball, baseball, tennis, Rm 42 Grad. Attend College. RICHARD C. FOX RD 1 Grantville Machine shop, coin club, Lebanon Cruising, Ford’s are junk. Roach, Get a job in a machine shop, and a place of my own. KIM FREDERIKSEN 1942 Kenbrook Rd. Leba- non golf club, soccer, track, golf, between earphones, “rend og hop”, F University TERRY L. FRITZ Student Council, National Honor Society, ecology club, soccer, wrestling, any place away from this school, “why do today what you can put off until tomorrow , “Spike”, Attend College. THOMAS SCOTT FROEBEL vo-tech. Tom. To get married to Holly and get a job. TROY R. FUNK 2105 Rt. 72 Lebanon Ski club, chorus, driving, “Funky”, Attend an elec- tronics institute. BRIAN KEITH GIBSON RD 2 Annville vo-tech, baseball, basketball, soccer. Den and Theresa’s Bar and Grill, to enjoy life and find a job. JOHN A. GILBERT 1962 Kenbrook Rd. Leba- non band, Jr. Sr. Class plays, ecology club, “Home” Perhaps, Carl, U.S. Army LISA M. GINGRICH RD1 Box 435 Fredericks- burg band, yearbook staff JOHN DAVID GINGRICH Bible club. At home watching football. “To be or not to be, Hcrschcl, college — Movie producer. SCOTT GINGRICH Box 83 Fredericksburg football, basektball, FCA club, football, basket- ball, Gym. How’s it going?. SCOTT ALLEN GLOSS RD2 Box 346 Annville chess club, varsity club, stage crew, football, weight lifting, anywhere away from school. You don’t want it bad enough. Scotty, attend college, and live it up. 60 SENIORS DONALD F.GORDON RD 2 Box 4432A Jones- town gym leader, wrestling, in the woods “I doubt it”, Francis, Air Force and maybe college. DENISE T. HAAG Rt 6 Box 760 Lebanon FSA. gymnastics, checrlcading. No where special. Oh my God. Arc you serious?. Niece, To attend business school and be happy. RICHARD P. HALLMAN JR Rt. 2 Mountville Dr. Lebanon roller rink. Jealousy gets you nowhere. Rich get a good job. and get married. LISA MARIE HARN1SH band, ecology club, future secretaries, student sec- retary, mountains behind Cambelltown, what, Lisa, To attend Erie Business school and become a travel agent, and own my own travel agency. LISA HASTINGS RD 3 Box 7051 Jonestown No where special. Oh my gosh. Lisa, move away from PA go to school for computers. TRACY HAUER Pep club, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. art, band, cheerleading. Den and Theresa’s house. Shut-up. Trace, work in an office, travel, and be successful. MARK HEFFERON mall, and pizza town, whats up, “Marcus”. PEG HEIST RDrf2 Jonestown vo-tech, boyfriends house. Peg. get married and have kids. TERRY G. HENNE 1 Black Oak Rd. Lebanon paddle and racquet club, baseball club. United States achievement academy, baseball, soccer, basketball, baseball field, Time to move on. Big “T”, attend college. HEATHER LYNN HERNLEY FFA secretary and vice president, county reporter, band. Who’s who among amcrican h.s. students, gym leader, that’s disgusting. Heather, attend Delaware Valley College. MIKE HERR RD 2 Jonestown Lou’s action center. “Whats’ up Mike. Get a job. WES HERR RD 1 Grantvillc vo-tech. Icbanon, Ba-doo, Pud, get a good job. LISA ANN HERTZEL RD 2 Box 572 Annville Foreign Language club, vo-tech, DECA, Jr. Class play, student teacher, field hockey, running around town Hess’s, Lisa, attend college, and enjoy life. CARRIE HOFFMAN EILEEN H. HOFFMAN Jr. class play, in a comfortable chair. Never regret the things you have done, only the things you have never tried. Plan to attend Blackburn University. CURTIS HOKE RD 6 Lebanon Mountains, Army. LESLEY HOUSER RD l Jonestown band, snoball queen. Sr Tri-Hi-Y, Bunker Hill Fire Co. any place my friends arc. “whatever” Lesley, go to school, live a happy life with Carl. BRIAN JOHNSON vo-tech. F.I.T.G. Bowling Alley “I doubt it”. 1 plan on getting a job and a place of my own. then start my own business. EDWARD JOHNSON bowling alley, fun city. What?. She’s awesome. Johnson To get a “65 fastback mustang” CHARLES T. JONES National Honor Society. V.P. Student Council. Varsity club, chess and checker club, football, wrestling, baseball, basketball. Parking, Holy •? ., CT. College. KIM LEE JONES 1956 Kcnbrook Rd. Lebanon art club. Belron staff, hall monitor, journalism club. I n the mountains, whatever, get a job and get married. LEE KEATON Choir. FCA. swing choir. Belron, show choir, foot- ball. basketball, track, weightlifting, outdoors, life goes on. flea, extend my education by attending college. BRIAN KELLER FFA, Keller, to be a farmer. TERESA KELLER RT3 Box 7875 Jonestown Health Career, art club, hockey, softball, spend time with my friends. Terri. ROGER W. KINNEY RD 2 Jonestown record club, coin club, car wash, “No Doubt , Roach, attend Pittsburg Institute of Aeronautics TOM L. KINTZER RD 6 Box 376 Lebanon golf, basketball, golf course, crab. Roach, go west. ERNEST L. KLIENFELTER RD 3 Box 7210 Jonestown vo-tech. football. The Whiz, live on Easy St. KAREN MARIE KLIENFELTER RD 3 Jones- town band, tri-hi-y. yearbook, student secretary, track, anywhere with people I care about. What?, ya know what I mean., peeper, move to another state, marriage, children, get a job. WENDY KLICK RT2 Box 1340 Lebanon vo-tech. VICA secretary, Bible club, band, chorus, musical, chccrleading captain, track. “No biggie”. Wendy, to marry, have a family, and eventually own my own beauty salon. MIKE KLOPP 2404 Grace Avc. Lebanon Coleman’s park, you bean head. Kloppy. work, gel married, and become a millionaire, start my own business. JEFFREY C. KOHR RD 1 Jonestown vo-tech. with J.D. and E.Z. at Christie’s place. Meat. army. DORTHY M. KREIDER RD 2 Jonestown band, pepband. district band, who’s who among amcrican high school students, orchestra (Musi- cal) band council. Sr. Class play, gym leader. Bible club, where friends arc “yeah, like I’m sure”, Dori, Attend Juniata College. DALE KREISER RD I Box 192 Fredericksburg football, anywhere with Crystal, you. get a job and be with Crystal. DAVID KREISER Creative painting, soccer, with friends, try again if you don't succeed the first time. Dave, to get a full time job. JUDY MARY KREISER Box 1926 Jonestown food adventure, tri-hi-y. art club, hockey, track, with friends, shot-put circle. What the hey, Bongcr. RANDY KREISER RD 2 Box 4270 Jonestown vo-tech, soccer, be a machinist and have fun. WINSTON MICHAEL LACKEY Box 97 Ono vo-tech. football, Lonna’s, shoot, I reckon. Winnie, work marriage. AUDREY ANN LAWSON. RD 1 Box 114 Fre- dericksburg Bible club, honor roll, peer counseling. Who’s who among Amcrican high school students, Belron Room 42. “Just do it” Audy, Attend Millcrsville University and eventually marriage. AMY LENKER RT1 Box 8225 Grantville. NANCY R. LIGHT 711 Pine Meadow Road Lebanon National Honor Society, field hockey, track (spring and winter). Doug's house, whatever. Nan- cy, a career in the medical field and marriage. r r DANIEL W. LINGLE JR. Box 1942 Lickdale Viking mat club, vo-tcch, wrestling, soccer, with friends, “Watch out for the hay wagons. “Bruce”, go into the Air Force, and major in electronics, marriage. SUSAN A. LONG 2032 Grace Avenue Jones- town Belron, bard, co-editor, track, with Douglas. Don’t Start, SueSue, to live happily ever after. DENISE RENEE LOW Box 190 Fredericksburg Jr. class play, foreign language club, food adven- ture, with friends, talk to me. shorty, college for horticulture. DARIN MACK Box 9 Ono vo-tech, Bloomsburg, Bcttlc, USAF. DWIGHT MARTIN RD 1 Jonestown Box 2460 soccer, wrestling, Julies, But Mr. Officer, get mar- ried, work. DONALD MAURER 2362 Grace Avenue Leba- non JENNIFER A. MAURER 100 E Market St. Jon- estown sr. high choir, musical, ski club, food adventure, field hockey, twilight zone, whatever trips your trigger or floats your boat., Jen, Attend the Uni- versity of Pittsburg then pursue a career in the field of pharmacy. JACK MCCORKEL RD 3 Jonestown FFA, band. take. Get into farming. SHEILA MARIE McFEATERS RD 2 Box 516B Annville Bible club, foreign language club. FSA, National Honor Society. Belron typist, chorus, musical. Who’s who among amcrican high school students, field hockey, football stadium at Levitz with my friends I’ll do it later. McFeet, attend HACC. BONNIE LYN MclNTOSH 471 Mill Street Jon- estown bandfront. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. FSA, anywhere Matt is. Give me a break, “Lyn , attend business school and marriage. MARSHAL H. MESSIMER RT1 Box 314 Mtn. Drive Fredericksburg ecology club, varsity club, president; National Honor Society, senior class play, wrestling, track, cross country, basketball, anywhere with friends. HA XYNA “Marsh”, college and a career in psy- chology. V V__ SANDRA M. MESSNER, RD 2 Box 543. Ann- villc Bible club, foreign language club, being with my boyfriend, Jeff, and with my friends, “Knock it off’, Sandy, work; marriage. ADELE ENID MILLER RD 2 Box 517, Ann- ville Spanish club, piano club, Archive staff, musical, senior chorus, hockey, softball, basketball, Killie and Brad’s place, with those whom I care about, “I don't care , Pidle, work and further my singing ability. CINDY ANN MILLER 2053 Quarry Road Lebanon record club, art club, FFA. in the woods, “Chill Out “Zicki” to become enrolled in an Audio-Vi- sual school or join the Air force. DAWN M. MILLER Box 461 Jonestown band, bandcouncil, vice president, pep band, hon- ors band, district band, regional band, musical or- chestra. Belron. Harrisburg Sheriton-Inn East “Spare me , Dawnie Attend West Chester for mu- sic. JOHN MILLER RD 1 Box 537, Palmyra chess and checker club, at the arcade. Miller, move to Canada. ROBERT J. MILLER, RD 1 Fredericsburg JR. Class play. Archive staff, varsity club, soccer, track field, “the beach, yes I would. Bob. attend college and live. THOMAS MILLER Box 671A Route 2 Annville FFA, wrestling, football, Lebanon, Mopar? Mill- er. work a good job. WENDY S. MILLER RD 2 Box 4088 Jonestown food adventure, being with friends and basketball games, “Say What? Wen-Wen, Unknown FRANK MOHN RD 2 Fredericksburg Maple Grove raceway. Gush, Mohn Tunc, become a Machinist. MICHELLE DIANE MOHN Box 0 Jonestown band, swingflags. Belron. food adventure, Danny's house. I don’t understand, “Shell attend radiolo- gy school and get married. ANTONIO M. MYER RD 2 Box 435 Annville back packing club, Sr-tri-hi-y, varsity club, gym leader, basketball, track, with friends. Know what I mean “Toni, work get married. CINDY NIMON RD 6 Box 1440 Lebanon bandfront, Bible club, art club, assistant art teach- er, outside and with friends, dear, SCRINDA- LOU attend a college for art. DAVID PAPSON 1742 Quarry Rd. Lebanon RONALD L. PARKER JR. 139 East Market St. Jonestown sports in America club, soccer, football, “the Swatty Hey dude, Parker, join the U.S. ARMY. CHRISTOPHER A. PE1FFER. RD 1 Freder- icksburg National Honor Society, varsity club, JR. SR. class plays, soccer, basketball, in the mountains, “Givcme a break” pi, corporate executive. SHARON L. PEIFFER RD 2 Box 4583 Jones- town band, orchestra, Belron, Who’s who among Ameri- can High school Students, cheerleader, district band, pep band, band council, sno-ball court Jr. class play. Statistician. Honors band, track, Jesse’s house “Whimp” attend Millcrsvillc University. LUANN E. PHILLIPS RD 6 Box 470 Lebanon vo-tech tri-hi-y, Bunkerhill, Erman. work and get married. WILLIAM PROUT Box 7656 Rd 3 Jonestown vo-tech club, school club, vo-tech, football, mall and Driving around. Gush. Mr. Doughnut, join the Army and be an MP. WENDY JOLENE QUEEN RD 2 Box 342-A Annville WLV's basement. Oh, GEEZ. Queen. Attend col- lege, National Honor Society, peer counselor, band, district band, hall monitor. Who’s who among Amcrican high school students. Society of Distinguished Amcrican high school students. GARY L. REAM 466 Jonestown Road Jonestown FFA. soccer, up state. What's up, REamy. move out of state, and get a full time job. TROY SCOTT REAM RD 1 Fredericksburg ag, soccer. Ream, to keep working at Smith's Auto electric. SHAWN E. REESE 115 West Main Street Fre- dericksburg chess and checker club, card club, soccer, Freder- icksburg Recreation center. Hey Pizza, Dork Home study of Electronics from NR I DOLORES ANN REIDER P.O. Box 41 Ono student council, health career club, training club, checrlcading, track, varsity basketball statistician, anywhere Kenny is. O-Tay Butwhcat. Dolli, finish cosmetology school and get married. 62 SENIOR DONNA JEAN REINBOLD RD 3 Box 7581, Jonestown band, health occupation students of amcrica. the Mall, P.W. Go on to LPN school move to Colora- do. ELIZABETH RENIK 11 Old Jonestown Road Lebanon band, orchestra. JR. SR. club. National Honor Society, who's who among American high school students, band council, district band, Lebanon val- ley honors band, homecoming court, tennis, family beach house. I don't want to do it. SANDRA ANN RENTSCHLER 121 West Main Street Box 153 Fredericksburg Bible club, hallmonitor, softball, wherever my friends are. “I could just Serlam! Sando, to get a secretary job, and eventually marry, live a happy life. KEN RHOADS 114 East Main Street Fredericks- burg CHRISTIE ANN ROYER 7 Plymouth Drive Jonestown National Honor Society, pep band, orchestra for musicals. Who's who among high school students, band, district band, band council, varsity club, stu- dent council, Lebanon valley honors band. Belron. softball, field hockey. Room 42 with friends and Wes. Huh? Christie, attend Reading Hospital school of nursing to become a registered nurse, marriage. MICHELLE S. RUBENDALL 1559 Monroe Ave. Lebanon chorus, band front, swing choir. National Honor Society, with Gary, Air-Head, Shell, business job and marriage in April of ’85. SHARON LOUISE SAMM RD 2 Box 1795 Lebanon peer counseling, chorus, musical, band, softball, with friends, “Girls junst wanna have fun!. Saamy, attend nursing school, get a job. live a happy life. MAR IE SANDERS 23 Colonial Drive Jonestown MIKESAPHORE 123 East Main Street Freder- icksburg. RANDALL L. SATTAZAHN Box 336 North Mechanic St. Fredericksburg band, pep band, math club, computer club, P.U.G. “live always as though there is world enough and time. Randy Attend LVC. BRECK J. SCHRECKENGOST RD I Box 1340 Jonestown the mountains, chevy van, 1. be an electrician. TAMMY SCHW ARTZ RD 1 Box 1101 Jones- town anywhere with Ken, TAM, marry Ken, raise a family. DARLA SEE RD 2 Box 4395-A Jonestown band, vo-tech, at home with Terry and Toni “You know huh?, Dula Belle, to get married, get a full time job, and to lead a family life. JEFFSHEFFY RD 2 Box 1686 Lebanon Jr. Class Play, football, with Kathy at the gym. Tell me!! “Duck”, to work full lime at 1360 ma- chine shop. TIMOTHY A. SHEFFY RD 1 Box 2138 Jones- town vocational-technical school, in the garage. “Hey chud! Time, become an air circulation technolo- gist. VICKI SUE SHERIFF RD 2 Box 573C Annvillc band. Mall, I don’t care!, Vic, attend cosmetology school, eventually get married. TAMMY SHUEY RD 2 Box 365 Annvillc student council, peer counseling, health career club, winter track, anywhere as long as I’m with Kory. “Shue to marry Kory. ANNETTE L. SIEGRIST RD 2 Box 4664 Jones- town Held hockey, track, softball, wherever the guys arc. pooper scoopcr! Netski, attend business school and have fun. ROBERTA LYNN SIMPSON creative crafts club, vo-tech. I like to spend my time at my boyfriends place and shopping, awe- some, ling-ling, Burt-burt, going to nursing col- lege, and to get married. DENNISE SMITH 720 Pine Meadow Road band, band council, musical orchestra, national honor society, JR. Class play, cross country, track, my bedroom. Smithy, attend college and major in Nuclear Medicine. LORI SMITH 125 N. Mechanica St. Fredericks- burg Vo-tech. vica, vica secretary, at the mall and at the YMCA, On! My God! Smitty, further my educa- tion, in Home Interiors and marriage. WESLEY JAMES SMITH 314 S. Lancaster St. Lebanon JR. AND SR. Class play, Band, chorus, musicals, chess club, blcron, who’s who among american high school students, pep band varsity club, wal- lops Island, JV Baseball, v. football V. track. weight lifting. Room 42 with friends and Christie, “Your Mamma!” Wes, go to college to become a teacher, marry Christie. SHERRY A. SNYDER 310 W. Market St. Jon- estown Ecology club. FSA, club “M’ “Ya nut”. Blondic. get a job and eventually attend business school. MELVIN SCOTT SPANGLER RD 1 Freder- icksburg Box 140 soccer, baseball, basketball, sports in amcrica. paddle and racket ball club, baseball club, soccer. Indoor soccer. Special someoncs house, the mall, Mel Further my education in College also spend the rest of the time with that special someone, and possible marriage. TAMMI LYNSPITLER RD 1 Box 1222 Jones- town band, cheerlcading, FSA, anywhere with my friends. Like ya know. Spit, continue working at WLBR WUFM attend Central Penn for an asso- ciates degree, and eventually marriage. DANETTE D STARNES RD 3 Box 7060. Jon- estown anywhere my friends arc and with my boyfriend. Tri-Hi-Y. HOSA Club. President, track KEN STAUFFER RD36 Box 1450 Lebanon outdoors, and anywhere with Tom, Ken, Large machine operator, and Make Tammy happy. SHEILA R. STICKLER Route 2 Annvillc pep club, future Secretaries Association, band. Hershey arena, “Yo Joe”, Stick, pursue in the medical field. CHRISTY L. STICKLER 137 North Lancaster St. Jonestown band, band council, foreign language club, varsity club, student council, who’s who among american high school students, basketball, softball, with Joe and friends, 1 don’t understand, Critter, attend East Stroudsburg University to major in hotel and restaurant management, marriage. ROBERT ALLAN STONE RD 1 Box 8080 Grantville Jr. Historians chess and checkers clubs, any place with Vicky, Mall, Hey Dude, Stoned, Technical school. APRIL MARIE STOUDT 311 S. Lancaster St. Lebanon band, bible club, peer counseling, Jr. Sr. class play stagecrew. Law enforcement explorer post. Pres, anywhere as long as I’m with my friends. “What lies behind us and what lies before us are INDEX 63 tiny matter compared to what lies within us. . Ape, to be the best I can be, work and possibly further my education. LINDA S. STRATTON RD 1 Box 1759 Jones- town in the wind Yeens guys, Rinda 200, travel. ANDREW C. STRAUSS, 11 Colonial Drive Jon- estown Sno-ball court, homecoming court. J R SR. class play. National Scholastic Art Show, Viking mas- cot, anywhere as long as there's rock n’ roll., “in- tense , Andy. Attend LVC, for recording technol- ogy and obtain professional status in the realms of rock n' roll while serving the Lord with my talents. DOLORES STRUPP 2441 Grace Ave. Lebanon chorus, musical, Jr. Class play, Stover's Dam. I forgot D.J. go to an animal grooming school and go on to be a trainer. ROBERT DANIEL TAVANI RD 2 Box 310 Annvillc student council, peer counseling, math club, Span- ish club, foreign language club, Lindlcy Murry school house club, mann friends, “Say What” Bob attend college in the army and marriage. RITCHEY TROUTMAN Box 377 A Fredericks- burg hall monitor. Bclron, basketball, tennis, “Oh. Man” Rich, attend college. MATT TURNER RD 1 Fredericksburg in bed, prime meat. Matchu. find a good paying job and join the reserves or military full time. BETH ANNE TYRPIN RD l Fredericksburg Spanish club, pep club, ecology club. FSA, FSA secretary. Shopping Malls Club “M Oh crud, — band attend business school and get a secretarial job. SHERI L. UNGER 2350 Grace Avenue Lebanon JR. Class play, foreign language club, vo-tcch. Held hockey, any place with my friends, like ... you know. Shorty, go to Barber styling Institute, get a job, eventually marriage. WENDY L. UNGER RD 2 Box 686 Annvillc Who's who among American students. National Honor Society, class plays, outstanding young amcricans. ski club, ecology club, student council, society of distinguished American high school stu- dents, senior choir, musicals, concert choir, cross- country. Amazon, attend Delaware State Univer- sity. TERESA WALTERMEYER Box 288 Jonestown vo-tcch. with my friends, that's the way life goes. Terry, to have a steady job and enjoy life, and then marriage. CATHY WALTERMYER 415 Jonestown National Honor Society and secretary. Bible club, and secretary, society of distinguished american high school students. Who's who among american high school students, room 42, It doesn't matter. “Cath”, attend Messiah College: major in early childhood education. WENDY ANN WALTERMYER RD 3 Box 410A Myerstown band, district band, regional band, LVC honors band, band council, chorus, musicals, national honor society, class officer, student council, Bcl- ron. sno-ball court, homecoming court, model United Nations, Who's w ho among american High school students, society of distinguished american high school students, wherever my friends arc. I'll do it tomorrow, attend Penn State University for elementary education, travel, and marriage. DAVID WEAVER, RD 1 Fredericksburg speed way. a job in a machine shop. DWAYNE WEAVER RDf I Box 8330Grantville FFA. get lost, undecided. JEFF WEI DM AN 2300 Quarry Road. Lebanon Jonestown Square, and the mall cruising, the cir- cuit, Sir weidman. TINA MARIE WEIDMAN P.O. Box 84 Ono field hockey. Coleman's park. Oh. shut up, MOM go to Central Penn and become a work processing specialist. JESSE WENTLING 1922 Quarry Rd. Lebanon FCA. wrestling, football, golf, baseball, Sharon's house, not really Jess”, further my career in the Army, Marry Sharon. MIKE WENTLING 1922 Quarry Rd. Lebanon FCA, football, wrestling, anywhere. What’s up “Louigi , Go into the navy. JAMES WENTWORTH RD 1 Box 4I0A Fre- dericksburg FFA, ecology club, weightlifting, and soccer, the out doors. Say What?, Jim, National Guard, and truck driving. GINGER ANN WERNER RD 1 Box 1660 Jon- estown student council. National Honor Society, Class president, varsity club. band. VCZ, Bible club, hall monitor, field hockey , basketball, softball, wherev- er my friends are, “I'm bored I need excitement , Gingo. attend Shippensburg University and major in business management. ERIC D. WOLFE 19 Sunrise Ct. Lebanon photography club, gcncology club, card club, the Casino and mountains. “Go 4 it”, Wolfey go into the air force. KAREN D. WOLFE RD 6 Box 1315, Lebanon bicycling and backpacking secretary, knitting club. Lebanon. I'm so confused, 1 can’t handle it. Wolfie, attend business school and marry Barry. RUSSELL S. WOLFE JR. RD 6 Lebanon band, coin club. FFA, FFA secretary. Lebanon, Russ, U.S. Air Force. STEVEN SCOTT WOLFE RDj l Box 6750 Mt. Laurel Lane Grantville Spanish club, senior choir, musicals. Who's who among high school students, concert choir. Bclron, Room 42, “I don't care”, Stevie, attend Millers- ville University. RONDA YINGST RD 3 Box 8015 Jonestown Annvillc with Keith, yeah really, be successful in my business career, and be happy with Keith. RONALD YORDY RD 2 Jonestown kreisers body shop, Ron TODD ZOHN, 139 N. Center St. Frcdcricsburg FCA Club, vo-tech, weight lifting, baseball, foot- ball, at Kelly’s house, You wouldn't be messing with my head now would you. Chud to have an unpredictable future with Kelly. JULIE CRISTINEZOHNER P.O. Box 216 Jon- estown record club, vo-tech, weightlifting, with my friends and Craig. What's Up?. Chugs. I'd like to go into the Air National Guard, have a family and be happy with Craig. JAMES L. ZSERAI. RD 1 Box Z Jonestown band, pep band. Coleman's Park, Augh. ZEKE, Attend Lincoln Tech. PAUL S. ZSERAI RD 2 Jonestown attend the graphic arts, work on my 57 Chevy, and look for women. What’s the problem, ZEKE. get a job related, to printing. •j t •! I SENIOR INDEX “Memories like the corners of my mind. Misty water colored memories of the way we were.” SEAT the Indians Neil Oberdick screams out WE WILL ROCK YOU, while Kurt Lucth has his doubts. Tracy Hauer thinks the game's a THRILLER. Doug Beck directs to the tune of TINY BUBBLES. Mr. Braxton threatens Jesse Wentling that he better WANNA BE STARTING SOMETHING. NL’s very own SOUL MAN is Chris Daubert. fil HOMECOMING 65 Enthusiasm Captures Crowd The cheerleaders began Homecoming week by selling mums and spirit stickers which would be worn throughout the week- end. A super pep rally was held Friday afternoon in the high school gym. Students were treated to a punk pep band and teacher cheerleaders captained by Mr. Wickenheiser. Bring- ing cheers from the crowd, a Viking lndian chase continued until Mr. Ludwig, attired as the Viking, returned with the scalp of the Indian, Mr. Schickram. Homecoming candidates and their escorts were introduced. A rose was presented to each contestant. Fall sports team members were recognized. A spirit trophy was awarded to the seniors. Choosing the most enthusiastic class was difficult because of the complete crowd involvement. The eighth graders received the trophy in the junior high pep rally. After school the hockey and soccer teams saw action against Ephrata. The evening’s activities began with a bonfire which was followed by the traditional, informal dance in the caf. 66 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 67 HOMECOMING 1983 IS PUT TO MUSIC Dianne Zeiglcr WORKS HARD FOR HER MON- EY. The referee says to Doug Drcsch, LETS DANCE. Scott Gingrich tries to HOLD ON LOOSE- LY. BUT DON'T LET GO. Lee Keaton acts as a MAN I- AC, while quarter back Scott Albert is UNDER PRESSURE. Eric Coy is an ILLEGAL ALLIEN. 68 HOMECOMING After the cheer the crowd re- in arks, I'M STILL STANDING. These cheer- leaders act like VALLEY GIRLS. COME FEEL THE NOISE with the NL Band. Andy Strauss brings JOY TO THE WORLD. Mr. Sail e asks. DO YOU THINK I'M SEXY. IT'S A KNOCK DOWN DRA- GOUT ROCK ROLL PARTY IN THE STREET. 69 Robin Dunlap Crowned Homecoming Queen Activities for the 14th annual Homecoming began with the varsity hockey team opposing the faculty. At the con- clusion of the game, there were a few cuts and bruises, but no one was seriously hurt. cil. were unveiled at 8:00 p.m. that evening. “Tonight I Celebrate My Love introduced the court. The candidates were escorted through the hallway leading to the cafeteria which was decorated to represent the four seasons. The traditional luncheon preceded the football game in which the Vikings were victorious over the Donegal Indi- ans, 12-6. Purple and white decorations, prepared by Student Coun- Clockwise: Candidates and escorts: Laura Eberly, Mark Caporaletti; Steph Werni. Joe Fischer; Bev Bollinger, Doug Dresch; Wendy Wallermyer, Steve Brajkovich: Liz Renik, Eric Boeshore: queen Robin Dunlap, Andy Strauss. 70 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 71 Staff and Students Get Involved 72 JUNIORS “Who knows when we shall meet again, if ever, but time keeps flowing like a river to the sea.” Class of 85 The Junior Class opened the year with a fund raiser of decorative trivets for the holiday season and posters of animals and nature. The suc- cessful sale netted S800.00. The play, “Ashes, Ashes All Fall Down,” was chosen to be performed on February 24 and 25. Due to several conflicts, the play had to be cancelled. The class thought about choosing another play, but there would not have been enough time to properly prepare for it. On April 14 a dance was held to further benefit the class funds. The Junior Class also sponsored the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom which was held at the Shera- ton East, located in Harris- burg. Clockwise: Lecannc Miele is in a STATE OF CONFU- SION. Wayne Lingle hides out from the COOL KIDS. Class Advisors: Mrs. Ondre- jicka. Mr. Miller, and Mr. Logan. Class Officers: Shar- on Wise, Steve Gcttlc, Robin Lutz, and Randy Wolfe. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS 73 D. Adams S. Albert J. Altrath R. Anspach T. Anspach J. Aunspach M. Barshinger D. Beck R. Bartell R. Bender D. Bausher J. Betz Bob Bartell struts to the Stray Cats. A. Black E. Bolles M. Boltz F. Bomgardncr N. Bomgardncr S. Boyer M. Brandt D. Calkins C. Case S. Cassel W. Cassel S. Clark Pat Kunes experiences PARANOIA. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jl 74 JUNIORS B. Dechert M. Doster A. Deppcrt S. Dove B. Deppcrt J. Ebling S. English B. Foreman G. Fahlcr S. Forma T. Firestone C. Foster D. Gadel C. Gingrich T. Hastings A. Herring L. Garloff L. Hafer R. Haynes K. Hoffcr D. Gelnett K. Hammerstone B. Heist L. Hormel S. Gettle J. Hartman R. Henne G. Hostetler Rob Phillips shows off his SEXY EYES. Michele McCurdy is HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF. MIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS 75 T. Hoslcttcr T. Keller P Klcinfcltcr D. Kohr M. Johnson T. Kimmel T. Klcpper C. Krall L. Jones W. Kipp F. Kline L. Kreider She, Sharon Zimmerman, is such a SUPER FREAK. L. Kulp M. Kunklc P. Laudcrman L. Laudcrmilch S. Lentz J' LiSht w Line|e M. Light J. Long Chris Gingrich is the BOO- Paul Koons catches PAC GIE WOOGIE BUGLE MAN FEVER. BOY OF COMPANY B. C. Kreiser G. Kreiser L. Kreiser R. Kreiser A. Kulp JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jl 76 JUNIORS JUNIORS 77 IORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Kevin Nolan thinks SHE'S Brian Leary and Wayne Lin- Doug Beck transforms into DR. HECKLE AND MR. JIVE. JUSTA FANTASY. glc admire IRONMAN. K. Nolan N. Obcrdick K. Nolan K. Obyle M. Lord S. Mack L. l.orcman J. Madcr K. Lueth M. Mavrctic R. Lutz M. McCurdy J. Meadows J. Miller E. Mease K. Miller B. Mcnzel R Miller L. Miclc T. Miller W. Miller J. Natale R. Minetree V. Neal S. Olesh J. Ostemayer V. Paianow R. Patrick SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS, says Holly Zimmerman. LEAN ON ME H. Pinder S. Riegcl B. Seltzer R. Shirk C. Pond S. Rott T. Shcaffer S. Shirk D. Pond C. Royer P. Shcnk D. Dhucy L. Propst C. Rubcndall L. Shcpp J. Smcal K. Ream C. Scell M. Sherman A. Smith D. Rciglc S.Schamber T. Shindcl J. Snyder D. Rcntschlcr S.Schrivcr G. Shirk S. Spitlcr JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jl 78 JUNIORS A. Stoltz J. Strohm E. Sweinhart M. Taylor K. Tobias K. Trautman nJ. Umbcrger M. Unger D. Vo C. Wagner P. Wagner D. Weikel M. Wenrich J. Wcrni F. Zimmerman B. Zohncr H. Zimmerman B. Zscrai S. Zimmerman F. Zserai S. Zimmerman D. White S. Wise R. Yingst J. Young D. Winters R. Wolfe P. Yost D. Zeigelr Dave sings ISN'T SHE LOVELY To Linda Laudermilch MY EYES ADORE YOU sIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS 79 Adele Miller, Jim Zscrai, and Lisa Gingrich answer to SEND IN THE CLOWNS. Pam Craig poses as a PYT. SHE. Stacy Kohr. BLIND- ED ME. Julie Smith. WITH SCIENCE. Tammy Brandt threatens DO YOU REAL- LY WANT TO HURT ME? Brett Menzel realizes I CAN SEE FOR MILES AND MILES! Annette Sic- grist and Holli Barchet prove GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN. FREEZE FRAME FREEZE FRAME FREEZE FRAME FREEZE I 80 CANDID Joe Trivigno and Mark Trump spend time ST AN D- ING ON THE CORNER WATCHING ALL THE GIRSL GO BY. Mr. Miller shows I'm so EXCITED! SOMEBODY'S KNOCK- ING. SHOULD I LET THEM IN? No, its' Randy, Jeff and Jim. Andy Strauss tells the world that SHE'S (Sheila Smith) MY GIRL. Jodi Murphy states AIN'T NOTHIN LIKE THE REAL THING BABY. Dave Gclnett is BAD COM- PANY. IAME FREEZE FRAME FREEZE FRAME FREEZE FRAME FREEZE CANDID 81 Juniors Illuminate Northern Lebanon Sue’s a FOXY LADY. Randy says, JUST YOU AND I. Ann looks like MIGHTY MOUTH. Hey, LET’S DANCE LET’S SHOUT. Eric and Todd wonder why YOU DON’T SEND ME FLOWERS ANYMORE. Leslie, SHOUT AT THE DEVIL. 82 CANDIDS We’re doing NOTHING AT ALL. Scott replies, I DON’T CARE ANY- MORE.” Time will HOLD ON. Todd is a SHARP DRESSED MAN? YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY. W E’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD. CANDIDS 83 “We’ve only just begun to smile; so much to talk Class about, we’ll find a place where there’s room to of 86 grow.” SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPH The Sophomore Class began the 1983-84 school year with a suc- cessful sale of candles, cheese and sausage which netted approxi- mately SI200 for their treasury. Anyone who purchased refresh- ments during intermis- sion at the basketball games supported the Sophomore class. The Sno-Ball Dance, also sponsored by the Soph- omore Class, was held on January 14. Denise Simniskis and Heath Dresch were crowned queen and king at the event. Class rings were also purchased by the class members. Clockwise: Heidi Um- berger enters THE TWILIGHT ZONE. Class Advisors: Miss Bicksler. Mr. Nawa, and Mrs. Meyer (not pictured) Class Offi- cers: Brenda Seigrist, Galen Rhoads, Steve Thome, and Mike Tri- vigno (not Pictured). Christi Meyer says, “It's a bird, it's a plane, it's SUPERMAN. Vi 84 SOPHOMORES B. Adley S. Bachman D. Bechtel S. Benfer R. Boltz M. Brandt J. Bressler D. Burrows M. Arnold R. Bare M. Bcenick G. Blouch P. Booher W. Brehm D. Brown K. Burton R Arnold L. Batz P. Bender A. Boltz R. Boyer R. Breidegan K. Buck I. Bylcr Vicki Deppert DECORATES THE LIVES of many fans at Homecoming. April Hunsickcr's Care Bear is a HEARTBREAKER. MORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 85 B. Calkins B. Campbell C. Cassel D. Conkle Scott Neuin and Scott Wolfe love this ADULT EDUCA- TION. Jenny Clark and Betsy Watts arc BAD GIRLS. P. Craig C. Daubert E. Daubert D. Dechert J. Deckman L. Deitz S. Dcppcrt V. Deppcrt P. Devine H. Drcsch J. Eberly S. Ebcrsolc B. Ebling L. Eilcr J. Embrey R. Franzone L. Enck C. Fry C. English M. Geesamen M. Ensminger D. Gelnett D. Erdman T. Gerhart T. Fidlcr D. Gibblc D. Fox J. Gingrich SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE 86 SOPHOMORES L. Gocdekc T. Golden T. Graves M. Gristick C. Gruber D. Guilliams J. Haddox L. Hamlen J. Hauer B. Hcffcron C. Herr D. Hess K. Hess M. Hetrick M. Hinderdeer C. Hinklcman J. Hitz B. Hostettcr E. Hummel D. Jackson M. Hitz R. Houser A. Hunsicker M. Johnson Carrie Hummel wonders WHOSE BEHIND THE DOOR. Robert Donmoyer reads John Rupp is a WORKING some FUNKY STUFF to MAN. Earl Yordy. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 87 S. Kaiser T. Kimmel J. Kneasel S. Kohr R. Kerkcslager K. Kirk L. Knerr A. Krause R. Kerkcslager J. Klcinfcltcr J. Kohr H. Krciscr Donna Dove thinks, “I ALWAYS FEEL LIKE SOME- BODY'S WATCHING ME.” I). Lackey K. Lcshcr S. Longencckcr R. Mace J. Lackey B. Lillcy T. Low D. Mack T. Lawson T. Livering T. Ludwig D. Macknctt K. LcibcnspcrgcrL. Long H. Lymaster D. Markey Karen Kleinfelter wastes PRECIOUS TIME. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 88 SOPHOMORES C. Martin S. McFcatcrs D. Mease A. Miller J. Martin C. McGuire C. Meyer D. Miller R. McDonald M. McKee G. Meyer D. Miller T. Miller S. Murray S. Morgan G. Napierala C. Morningwake B. Neidig T. Moyer L. Nelson J. Murphy A. Papson I.. Patschkc S. Peiffer C. Peiffer Lisa Hastings and Tammy Brandt pose for a PHOTO- Mr. Miller s class can t wait GRAPH. until SCHOOL'S OUT. Jenny Maurer waits for the ICE-CREAM MAN. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 89 R. Philips. T. Price W Ramirez T Ream Robin, YOU SHOULD HEAR HOW SHE TALKS ABOUT YOU. Michelle says, TAKE A LOOK AT ME NOW. T. Reber M. Schneck D. Sheriff D. Simniskis B. Reinbold D. Schriver J. Shirk W. Sinncrard G. Rhoad T. Schwalm M. Shirk C. Smith T. Roney J. Scidcrs D. Shuey J. Smith J. Rupp M. Scidcrs M. Shuey R. Soliday B. Satlazahn S. Shaffer M. Sheely E. Stickler A. Schaeffer D. Sheriff B. Siegrist C. Stoever SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 90 SOPHOMORES S. Stratton T. Toner K. Strausc M. Trivigno K. Sutherly W. Turner S. Swartswcldcr K. Tyson L. Thome A. Umbenhauer S. Thome G. Umberger J. Tolle S. Unger R. Wagner K. Wealand K. Wenrich J. White W. Waltermycr K. Weidman C. Wentworth R. White Todd insists. No SMOKIN IN THE BOYS' ROOM. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 91 Classmates Choose Denise and Heath The Sophomore Class Held their annual Sno-ball Dance on January 14th. Linda Laudermilch and Dave Winters end- ed their reign by crowning Denise Simniskis and Heath Dresch Sno-Ball king and queen. Left to Right: Denise Jack- son, Robert Bare; Kim Lesher, Pat Devine; Linda crowns Denise, Rancen Kerkeslagcr, Terry Ludwig, Ranae Kerkes- lager. Dwayne Fox. Heath and Denise start their reign as Sno-Ball King and Queen. Brenda Siegrist, Curtis Cassel; Dawn Guilliams, Heath Dresch; Missy Brandt, Eric Stickler; Denise Simniskis, Mike Trivigno; Last year’s king and queen Dave Winters and Linda Laudermilch. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE; 92 SNO-BALL DANCE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES S' SNO-BALL DANCE 93 Sophomores Admire Rings A highlight of the Sopho- more year was the ordering of class rings in October. A variety of sizes and shapes were available. A petite. After Five Collection was well received by the females. Most males ordered the stan- dard, larger ring and stone. Students were able to select an emblem representing a sport, National Honor Soci- ety, or other significant ac- tivity to be etched in the ring. Rings were delivered in March. Sophomores spent the day admiring their solid gold and lusirium. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 94 SOPHOMORES Class of 87 Counterclockwise: Carl Firestine and Craig Reed go to FUNKYTOWN. Cal- vin Foster says, “I WANT A NEW DRUG. Clint Blouch says, “GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL. Tony Boltz is one of the TOUGH GUYS. JUNIORS 95 B. Adams D. Albert S. Anspach R. Arnick C. Arnold K. Barchet R. Bates L. Batz B. Bcachcll R. Behney L. Binkley B. Blauch C. Boland H. Bohaezyk M. Bolles L. Bamberger K. Boyer R. Brandt K. Brighthill Bob Miller wants to EAT IT. R. Buck S. Buck K. Burton T. Cessna B. Cheatham C. Clark P. Conkle G. Connatser B. Cooley G. Cooper E. Coy D. Custer T. Daub J. DeAngelo R. Dcchcrt E. Dcitz M. Dcnglcr M. Dcwees L. Dit lcr S. Dubbs C. Dunlap L. Eiler J. Emrich S. Erb J. Evans A. Farmer C. Fircstinc B. Flack J. Galbraith FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME 96 FRESHMEN G. Garrison P. Gcel D. Gelnett K. Gerhards J. Gibson S. Gibson K. Ginger D. Graff R. Greene S. Greth T. Griffin J. Grill J. Groh R. Grubb T. Grumbinc I. . Guilliams J. Haddox M. Haney B. Hauer J. Hauer D. Hciscy C. Hclscl S. Herr R. Hess T. Hesser J. Hinkle J. Hoerner J. Hoffer R Hormel S. Hornberger C. Hummel J. Innocent E. Johnson O. Jones P. Klick J. Klynoot C. Kohr N. Kohr A. Kolar R. Koziara J. Krall T. Krall J. Kreider P. Kreider R. Kreider D. Kreiser D. Kreiser E. Kreitzer A. Kushmanick L. Laicha M. Landis M. Lawrence R. Lawson D. Lebo J. Light S. Lindenberg FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME FRESHMEN 97 S. Dubbs C. Dunlap L. Eiler J. Emrich Sieve Parker says STAND BY YOUR MAN. Mr. Sellers sings EBONY AND IVORY lo Mark and Gary. S. Erb P. Geel D. Heisey J. Hoffer J. Evans K. Ginger C. Helsel R. Hormel A. Farmer D. Graff S. Herr S. Hornberger C. Fircslinc J. Maddox R. Hess C. Hummel B. Flack M. Haney T. Messier J. Innocent J. Galbraith B. Hauer J. Hinkle E. Johnson G. Garrison J. Hauer J. Horner Q. Jones FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMI 98 FRESHMEN P. Klick J. Klynoot C. Kohr N. Kohr A. Kolar R. Koziara J. Krall T. Krall J. Krcidcr P. Krcidcr R. Krcidcr D. Kreiser D. Krciser E. Krcilzcr A. Kushmanick M Landis L. Laicha M. Lawrence R Lawson S. Lindenberg D. Lebo J. Light J. Linglc M. Lutz S. Long R Lutz K. Lucth S. Lutz M. Lutz S. Lutz Dawn Krciser SHOCKS THE MONKEY. Andrea Farmer played AND THE WALLS CAME DOWN. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 99 D. Wolfe E. Wolfe J. Wolfe S. Wolfe K. Wolfe J. Yakum H. Umberger T Wampler G. Werni J. Wise T. Via D. Wanamaker G. Wincbarger K. Wise C. Waltermyer F. Werni R. Winslow M. Wise B. Yicngst A. Yohn S. Young K. Yurajafic B. Zimmerman C. Zohncr The cafeteria staff is working 9 TO 5. Pam is having the BEST OF TIMES. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS 100 JUNIORS CANDIDS 10! R. Adams G. Aungst K. Bartcll G. Bcnsingcr C. Binncr C. Blouch T. Boltz C. Boyer G. Albright M. Barnhart T. Beatty T. Bickle A. Blair T. Blouch D. Boomhower C. Boyer C. Alexander K. Barr K. Benfer S. Bilycu C. Bleckcr S. Boltz R. Bessinger M. Boyer The guys arc looking for FISH HEADS. John Says, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHT 102 UNDERCLASSMEN V. Bragg S. Buckmoycr B. Case P. Cessna R. Brewer T. Bugg C. Cassel W. Checket H. Brightbill W. Burkholtz S. Cassel J. Clark S. Connaster C. Daub A. Deppert S. Dove C. Coy K. Daub D. Dice T. Dresch B. Craig K. Davis B. Donmoyer H. Dufresne J. Darcas M. Denson S. Donmoyer T. Ebcrsole Deanna says, THANK-YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND to Gladys, THERE'S NO ONE LIKE YOU. Tim. EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH UNDERCLASSMEN 103 J. Embrey E. Fabler J. Erickson B. Fake B. Fabler A. Felty C. Felty D. Firestone E. Fortna J. Fortna C. Foster L. Fox Mr. Schlcgcl sings THE AUTHORITY SONG. Denise portrays a LADY. C. Fuhrman E. Gladfcltcr E. Gardner T. Golden H. Gerhart R Gordon M. Gerhart J. Gray T Gibson T. Grimes I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW announce the stu- dents. B Groh S. Hake S. Gruber S. Hamlen EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHT 104 UNDERCLASSMEN L. Heilman M. Hetzel A. Horst B. Johnson G Keller M Kcllihcr A. Kissinger K. Klcinfclter M. Heim A. Hill K. Hylton S. Keefer j. Keller M. Kiefer K. Klein W. Klcinfclter J. Helms T. Hill J. Jackson C. Keller Wallace shouts DON'T Doug yells HEY YOU Fred is UP THE CREEK. STAND SO CLOSE TO ME. EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH UNDERCLASSMEN 105 L. Klinger C. Kohr R. Koons D. Krall Students search for ISLANDS IN THE STREAMS. Joe wants to TELL HER ABOUT IT. T. Krall J. Krebs D. Kreiscr J. Kreiser K. Kreiser L. Kreiser L. Kreiser T. Kreiser C. Kroah K. Lackey L. Landis R. Leedy T. Leedy A. Light G. Lilley L. Lincaweaver L. Long K. Luch M. Lutz F. Mack J. Marlin M. Mauser C. Mays C. McCarty C. Mease B. Meyer C. Miller R. Miller EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGH 106 UNDERCLASSMEN W. Miller M. Moyer S. Minnich K. Munro J. Morgan J. Natale S. Morningwake G. Ncidig B. Moyer S. Neiswender G. Moyer G. Nolan K. Moyer R. Nornhold L. Ostermaycr M. Paine B. Paulus S. Peirce G. Paine S. Patches C. Peiffer A. Pouch Rick Arnick is THICK AS A BRICK. J. Proutz E. Ramirez R. Read B. Ream L. Rhoad E. Rhoads K Rhoads J. Richard D. Rittle J. Rodgers M. Royer V. Rubcndall J. Rumpf Z. Runkcl I EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH UNDERCLASSMEN 107 T. Shirk J. Smith H. Shucy T. Smith D. Shultz R. Snyder C. Smith C. Speck Everybody JUMP SHOUT, C. Stickler S. Thompson D Stoltz J. Tobias S. Stager T. Trinh J. Tavani M. Tulos KNOCK YOURSELF OUT. K. Russell G. Sager J. Sinnerard M. Shifflett R. Russell J. Scharmer T. Sheffy J. Shirk J Rutter J. Schneck P. Sherman R. Shirk Tony is AGAINST ALL ODDS. EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHT 108 UNDERCLASSMEN M. Walls I). Walmcr A. Wampler C. Wanamakcr S. Waterman B. Watts K. Weaver K. Weiser K. Weller T. Wenrich L. Wcntling D. Werni B White J. Williams B. Wind J. Wolfe L. Wolfe M. Wolfe M. Wolfe C. Worcester E. Yingst L. Yordy M. Wyles B. Yoder C. Zechman S. Yeagley K. Yordy K. Zimmerman Todd, DON'T TURN AROUND. Doug goes BACK WHERE WE BELONG. I EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH UNDERCLASSMEN 109 E. Adams D. Arms B Bender K. Blau C. Boltz S. Boltz R. Boyer T. Brighlbill K. Adams D. Armek W. Bidclspach P. Blauch c Boltz K Bomgardncr S. Boyer H. Broughl L. Alwine M. Arnold S. Bohaczuk T. Billman VI Boltz M. Bordner S. Brandt D. Brower LaMark thinks ONE is the lonliest number. Adele and Renee ask WHAT’S YOUR NAME LITTLE GIRL. SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVEN 110 UNDERCLASSMEN A. Bucher D. Bylcr D. Buck C. Cain C. Bugg J. Campbell J. Caporalctti C. Casscl M. Casscl P. Cherebini J. Chronistcr B. Cobb Seventh and Eighth graders DECK THE HALL for the contest. L. Cook S. Custer C. Daub P. Daub S. Dauber A. Daubert K. Davis R Dechert B Derr B. Dice B. Donmoyer S. Dresch E. Ebling B. Emerich Vt. Engel E. Erb J. Erdman D. Erickson- T. Estrada M. Evans L. Fake H. Farmer T. Fcascr L. Fircstinc R Firestone E. Flood J. Fox K Fry H SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH UNDERCLASSMEN 111 112 UNDERCLASSMEN SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVEN S. Fulk E. Granoulos D. Greth E. Grubb D. Gardner D. Ginrich C. Griffin B. Gruber M. Gcrhards T. Goldberg J- Gross K. Guilliams Karen calls the TELEPHONE OPERATOR for Missy. Mrs. Wilson is LOOKIN THROUGH THE WINDOWS. Rich should STAND BACK. C. Hahnlcn C. Hain L. Harding B. Heilman L. Herb B. Hess W. Hess T. Hicks H. Hicstand P. Hitz W. Hoke C. Hollingcr B. Hoffer W. Hoke S. Hollinger K. Houser L. Hunsicker M. Hunsicker D. Iovanov M. Jesiolowski D. Johnson V. Kartzmirc T. Kushmanick J. Kern H. Kintzer D. Kline E. Kline M. Kneasel S. Kneasel S. Krall S. Krall A. Krebs D. Krcider K. Krcider J. Kreiser K. Kreiser R. Kreiser W. Kissinger A. Kohr C. Kohr D. Kohr M. Kohr T. Kohr T. Kohr L. Kovaes R. Koziara Sandy is DANCING IN THE STREET to her classes. Doug begs. BABY COME BACK. [ SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH UNDERCLASSMEN 113 D. LaChancc F. Lccpcr Donna pays the MONEY for her classring. Wendy thinks HE’S A MAN WORTH FIGHT- ING FOR. J. Lenker D. Lentz P. Lentz J. Light J. Litz K. Litz C. Livcring T. Loncnccker D. Losiewiez J. Manoskey A. Markcy J. Matter J. Maurer J. Mavrctic J McGuire W. McGuire K. McIntosh M. Mease J. Miller K. Miller S. Miller S. Minnich J. Mohn L. Neal M. MorningwakeC. Nedig D. Moyer J. Moyer J. Mumma A. Mutck M. Myers D. Nornhold R. Ohl S. Parsons W. Patanow R. Patches SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVE 114 UNDERCLASSMEN S. Patt C. Pciffcr B. Pcrando J. Quinn B. Radwanski L. Ream J. Reber L. Reber D. Renshaw C. Ritchy M. Robinson J. Rogers K. Royer M Rudy S. Rupp J. Run R. Sands C. Sanger R. Sattazahn T. Shaffer C. Shollcnbcrger J. Schaeffer P. Shenk K. Shucy A. Sebastian J. Sheriff S. Shucy S. Seiders T. Shirk L. Silver Andrea plans to DRIFT AWAY. L. Smeal P. Soohoo T. Spitler K. Stalnecker L. Steiner S. Stover I). Thai B Thompson A. Tice J. Tolle J. Trivigno T. Trout J. Truax M. Trump I SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH UNDERCLASSMEN 115 C. Wcrni J. Wolfe R. Yingst M. Zimmerman M Tucker N. Vo B. Walmer G. Warner c whitmoyer L. Wolfe B. Yordy M. Unger A. Wagner T. Wampler P. Weaver B. VanVliet R. Walls D. Wanamaker T. Weidman Louise YOU'RE SO VAIN. The cheerleaders are proud of the BAD BOYS. SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVE 116 UNDERCLASSMEN “I’ve paid my dues time after time.” Let's go to the JAIL HOUSE ROCK. WINTER SPORTS 117 Girls Accept Challenges L. McIntosh, B. Darkes. G. Werner. C. Stickler, A. Mycr. S. McFcatcrs. Row 2: A. Umbcnhaucr, M. Seltzer, A. Kolar, C. Wentworth, S. Herr. Row 3: K. Hess, T. Keller, M. Shirk. S. Dove, L. Dechert. Row 4: D. Gibble, S. Bach- man, L. Dcitz, J. White. Coach: Mr. R. Brewer. Christy Stickler Sheila McFcatcrs Lynn McIntosh Ginger Werner 118 GIRLS BASKETBALL Barbara Darkes Toni Myer Below: Cathy Stickler faces GODZILLA. Andrea Pouch is UNDER PRESSURE. GIRLS BASKETBALL 119 Boys Finish Dismal Season T. Ludwig. B. Fortna. M. Johnson. T. Hcnnc. E. Swcinhart. T. Houser. D. Hess. S. Gingrich. Scott Gingrich Terry Henne Bradly Fortna 120 BASKETBALL Mr. Fischl REACHES FOR THE STARS The guys are RUNNING ON EMPTY. Participants await the RED RUBBER BALL. WHAT'S UP DOC?? BASKETBALL 121 WRESTLING TEAM BREAKS 500 SEASON The 1983-84 Varsity wrestling team broke a 500 season with the leadership and experience of five senior wrestlers. This year's overall record was 8-8 while the league record was 6-4, breaking the 500 mark in league play. Joe Fischer, Rob Bare, Nelson Bom- gardner, and Doug Drcsch were named to the Lebanon County Allstars. Joe Fischer and Nelson Bomgardner ad- vanced to round two of dis- tricts before they were elimi- nated. R. Bare. D. Miller, R. Breidegan, N. Bomgardner. S. Gettle. D. Win- ters. ROW 2: W. Lingle, B. Ra- mirez. J. Fischer, C. Jones, D. Dresch. W. Smith ROW 3: Coach Gene Ulrich, D. Burrows, H. Drcsch. Assistant coach — Rusty Wallace. NL OPPONENT 59 58 Pcquca Valley 42 50 Lampeter Strasburg 32 22 Williams Valley 37 15 Lebanon 48 18 Elco 26 24 Annvillc Clcona 30 28 Cocalico 31 28 Pequca Valley 44 21 Tulpehockcn 15 40 Palmyra 25 39 Ephrata 4: 15 Cedar Crest 24 30 Garden Spot 3 52 Lampeter Strasburg 6 36 Donegal 19 36 Columbia Dan Lingle Charlie says YOU'RE ALL I'VE GOT TONITE. 122 WRESTLING Doug Drcsch Wes Smith Joe Fischer Charlie Jones WRESTLING 123 Far left: The faculty prac- tices to SWEET GEORGIA BROWN. Scott says I DID IT MY WAY. Cathy takes off to the theme song from THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO. U|LU£| Rich is MOVIN OUT. Above right: Players groove to the PEPPERMINT TWIST. Klick says I'VE GOT A HOLD ON YOU. Andrea. ITS MAGIC. 124 CANDIDS MODEL UN: K. Frcderickson. R. Patrick. B. Kulp. D. Calkins. Mr. Rahalcwich, J Baylor, D. Beck. A. Kulp. W. Waltcrmycr. P. Yost. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS BELRON: Row 1: K. Jones. A. Lawson. C. Royer. G. Werner. C. Waltcrmycr. Row 2: W. Waltermyer. S. Long. S. Wolfe, W. Queen, L. Keeton, M. Boyanowski. Row 3: C. Jones. D. Miller. S. Peiffer. B. Fortna. R. Troutman. CLUBS 125 F.F.A.: E. Swcinhart, N. Bom gardncr. H. Hcrnlcy. R. Wolfc Row 2: R. Brandt. B. Rcinbold, M Long, T. Dubbs. A. Smith. J. Hart man. M. Hetrick. R. Casscl Row 3 S. Wolfe, J. Brice. M. Kunkle. M Blouch. G. Kreitzcr, R. Behney, D Snadcr. J. Rupp Row 4: P. Rcin bold. D. Graff. K. Miller. G Ditzler. J. Grilla, M. Herr, D Weaver. F. Mohn. T. Miller. E Deitz. R. Buck. HALL MONITORS: W. Queen. C. Waltcrmycr. R. Dunbar. K. Jones, G. Werner. S. Rcntchlcr, A. Sicgrisl Row 2: E. Bocshorc, T. Fritz, R. Saltazahn. J. Baylor. M. Messimer, B. Fortna, D. Dresch. C. Peiffer. MATH CLUB: C. Firestone. R. Sattazahn. Mr. Zcrbc, L. Gocdckes, E. Coy. 126 CLUBS BIBLECLUB:C. Kohr, M. Ruben- dall, S. Rcntchlcr, C. Waltcrmyer Row 2: R. Dunbar, S. Schubaucr, Mr. Althousc. Row 3: T. Fidler, V. Rubendall, W. Burkholtz, V. Mi- chaels, L. Herb Row 4: D. Bechtel, L. Matthews. M. Bcnick.C. Nimon, A. Stoudt. T. Sheehan. BOVS GYM LADERS: J. Hocrncr, W. Lingle. D. Custer, B Hauer, J. Light, J. Schwertfuehrer, J. McCurdy Row 2: G. Hess, M. Blouch. T. Daub. K. Mottcr, B. Chctum. J. Groh. J. Krall Row 3: R. Hess, G. Hostetter. S. English, S. Lutz, E. Deitz, S. Mcntzcr. S. Park- er, M. Spangler. CLUBS 127 The musical “Bring Back Birdie was presented on May 4 and 5. It was the sequel to “Bye Bye Birdie which had been performed several years prior. “Bring Back Birdie takes place twenty years after the original and the time is in the present. Albert Peterson, Conrad's ex-manager and his wife Rose are offered S20,000 to find the missing Conrad Birdie and have him perform at the Grammy Awards Show. Albert and Rose engage in a frantic search for Conrad which leads them to Bent Junction, Arizona. After a happy reunion with Albert's mother, Mae Peterson, they again re- sume their search for Conrad. The search leads them to Bent River Junction's mayor, C.B. Townsend, who turns out to be Conrad. After a few twists in the plot and several encounters with a cull and a punk rock group, Conrad finally agrees to perform at the Grammy Awards Show. The set Design, lighting, and staging were done by Valerie Stima. Dances were choreographed by Rita Stima and the orchestra was conducted by Harlan Daubert. 128 MUSICAL Where’s The Beef? Vo-Ag Knows! FFA and Vo-Ag accomplishments included a fair exhibit that received first place on safety around a pond. Nelson Bomgardner. Mike Kunkle, Heather Hcrnley, Wes Harding and Eric Sweinhart showed animals at the South Central PA District Jr. Dairy Show. The Parliamentary Procedure team placed first in county, and regionals and third in state competitions. Sixteen people participated in FFA week at Penn State. Students entered land judging, small engine, and Public Speaking Contests. Members competed on county, regional, and state levels. Six students accompanied Miss Oberst to Kansas City where they accepted national silver and gold chapter awards. To finish its' activities the FFA sold cider, bulbs, oranges, flower seeds, and green house plants. 130 FFA N.L. proved innovative in the hiring of Miss Gretchen Oberst to replace Mr. Bickel. The well qualified Miss Oberst was the first female Vo-ag teacher hired in Lebanon County. Todd and Eric sing, “TAKE THIS JOB AND SHOVE IT.” Eugene works to the tune of BROWN JUG.” Mike Kunkle sings MY GIRL” Nelson sings to “OLD Me DONALD Jeff. You turn me UPSIDE DOWN” Miss Oberst asks, “ DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE Russ Wolfe (in the pink cow) sings “MILK IS THE ONE The FFA sings “THANK YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND” FFA 131 N. L. BAND SOUNDS OFF The 1983-84 season started with Band Camp at Eliza- bethtown college from June 13 to June 16. The concert band then performed at Re- hoboth Beach on July 29. The band participated in six cavalcades, placing first in three. On November 5, they placed 4th in the state cham- pionships. During the winter months they participated in the Band Parents Christmas Bazaar and the concert. Twenty-one members par- ticipated in district band at Boiling Springs High School. On April 6 and 7 the band presented the 34 Annu- al Spring Concert. The Band finished its year with John Phillip Sousa Day and the Memorial Day Parade. BAND REPRESENTATIVES: Tim Shaeffcr. President — Troy Don- moycr. Bob Bare, Hope Donmoycr. Vice-Pres — Dawn Miller. Bcv Bol- linger, Lee Guilliams. Harlan Daubert 132 BAND TRUMPETS: R. Boltz, D. Erdman, B. Hcffcron. Row 2: J. Embrcy. E. Daubert, J. Baylor, R. Sattazahn. M. Shucy. A. Kulp. Row 3: S. Lutz. K. Wcnrich, J. Zscrai. P. Boohcr, T. Shacffcr. BARITONES AND BASS: R. Patrick. J.B. DeAngelo, J. Deckman. Row 2: A. Kushmanick, M. Wenrich, G. Wineberger. Row 3: W. Smith. D. Mease, R. Wagner, J. Snyder. HORNS: S. Lindenbcrg, B. Bollinger. A. Farmer. Row 2: T. Fidler, E. Kulp, J. Gibson, L. Renik, S. Babe. BAND 133 ALTO. BASS. AND CONTRA BASS CLARINETS: J. Aunspach. T. Hcsscr. Row 2: W. Queen. C. Meyer, E. Daubert. L. Bylcr, D. Smilh, L. Enck. S. Saam. CLARINETS: D. Papson. D. Kreider. W. Waltermyer, C. Royer, D. Mill- er. Row 2: M. Rittlc. C. Wolfe. D. Shuey. E. Tyson, L. Hormel, B. Blauch, D. Adams. Row 3: F. Kline. D. Guilliams, M. Haney, L. Sheehan. K. Burton, S. Schubaucr, H. Bohaczyk, L. Patschke. FLUTES: P. Yost. C. Case, S. Peiffer. B. Zscrai, W. Kipp. Row 2: B. Bcachell. T. Griffin, T. Michael. D. Guilliams. Row 3: V. Michael, L. Miele, M. Ensminger, T. Miller, R. Dunlap. 134 BAND DRUM MAJORS: S. Saam. D. Beck. R. Bender. RIFLES: E. Nimon, H. Barchet, C. Stickler. Row 2: C. Meyer, L. Guil- liams. L. Strauss, G. Lutz. SILKS: H. Donmoycr, D. Bolles. Row 2: R. Dunlap. L. Byler. D. Gibble, S. Werni. Row 3: L. Batz, D. Guilliams, S. Rott, S. Buck. L. Deitz, J. Wine- barger. Row 4: B. Bcachell. K. Lueth. H. Bohaczyk, C. Arnold, J. White. SWING FLAGS: L. McIntosh, M. Mohn, R. Lutz. Row 2: K. Siegrist, T. Zechman, B. Siegrist, M. Brandt. T. Michael. Row 3: L. Batz, C. Stickler. G. Cooper. FI. Umberger, M. Arnold. J. White. BAND 135 Percussion: B. Bare, B. Menzel, C. Pond, K. Lueth, T. Donmoyer, E. Bolles, M. Linger. Row 2: L. Mays, C. Kohr, J. Gilbert. Holli Barchet Lisa Diamond Eric Bocshore Troy Donmoyer Deb Bolles Hope Donmoyer Jeff Baylor Bev Bollinger 136 BAND Robin Dunlap Jack McCorkel Cindy Nimon John Gilbert Lynn McIntosh Dave Papson Heather Hernley Dawn Miller Sharon Pciffcr Dori Kreider Shelly Mohn Wendy Queen BAND 137 Liz Renik Dennis Smith Stef Werni Jim Zserai Sharon Saam Randy Sattazahn Christy Stickler Wendy Waltcrmycr The girls throw their guns HIGHER. 138 Junior Band and Band Front . . . AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. WHO'S THE LEADER OF THE BAND?? 139 Commencement held June 12 Although high school days were over for good, the sen- iors came back for one more day to practice the long- awaited commencement, on June 12. Most seniors were envied by the underclassmen be- cause they looked comfort- able in shorts while prepar- ing for the days. The second time through. the procession looked more like the real thing as seniors marched down the aisles with their caps and gowns. After 12 years of school, two more days of waiting for the extra special day was well worth it as most could envision the diplomas in hand and a bright future ahead. Left to right: Arc you LOOKING FOR A STRANGER in that crowd? JoAnn, Mark, and Liz won’t have the SUMMERTIME BLUES this year. Cathy says, TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT. The school board seems to have entered the TWILIGHT ZONE. The band plays. THROUGH THE YEARS. Ginger seems to be having a COMMUNICATION BREAK- DOWN Randy. Beth. Scott, and Lisa think to themselves THIS IS IT. Charlie makes PROMISES IN THE DARK Wendy says. ONLY TIME WILL TELL. ITSGONN GET BETTER,says Dr. Wendler. Rev. Don- ald A. Steward tells the seniors to THINK IT OVER 140 GRADUATION GRADUATION 141 Cheerleaders Come Alive With Spirit L. Ebcrly, L. Jones. L. Miele, K. Lesher. R. Lutz, S. Cassel, W. Wal- termyer, A. Deppert row 2: D. Blouch. T. Hauer, S, Olesh, L. Tracy Hauer Co-captains: Wendy Klick, Laura Eberly Wendy Waltermyer 142 CHEERLEADERS On April 7, 1984 the varsi- ty cheerleading squad trav- eled to Millersville Universi- ty for a competition. The girls with help from instruc- tors Miss Elder, Mrs. Eber- ly, and Miss Fenstermacher, prepared a 5 minute routine. The girls selected various cheers and chants from pre- vious years and a pom pom routine to the video “Thrill- er . clockwise: Diane Blouch, Wendy Klick, Holly Bar- chct, Laura Eberly. C. Stickler. D. Kreiser. M. Brandt, J. Eberly, J. Wolfe, row 2: K. Sicgrist. R. Patt, C. Bo- land, M. Shifflett, C. McQuatc. CHEERLEADERS 143 Jr. High Record Club, Girls Gym Leaders, Boys Gym Leaders, Special Chorus, Ari Club 144 CLUBS BELRON: K. Jones, A. Rawson, C. Royer, C. Werner. C. Waltermyer, Row 2: W. Wahermyer, S. Long. S. Wolfe, W. Queen, L. Keaton, M. Boyanowski. Row 3: C.T. Jones, D. Miller, S. Peiffer, B. Fortna, R. Troutman. COIN CLUB: L. Rhoad, L. Fahler. J. Schneck. J. Chronister, M. Kohr. Row 2: W. Bidelspach, K. Strause, L. Laicha. S. Morgan, E. Fabler. J. Mohn. Row 3: D. Erdman, B. Hcfferon, K. Burton. R. Boltz, J. Embrcy. BOYS HOBBY CLUB: S. Hoke. R. Nornhold, J. Tobias, C. Binncr, L. Mays. K. Shucy Row 2: C.Critzman, E.Gianoulds, R. Dcchcrt, W. Miller, C. Wanamaker. Mr. Miller. JR. HIGH RECORD CLUB: S. Miller, J. Shirk. R. Koziara. J. Natale, T. Wcnrich, D. Dice Row' 2: S. Boltz. D. Buck.C. Croah. L. Fox. K. Weaver, C. Bleckcr. S. Boltz. Row 3: T. Smith, J. Litz. W. Patanow, J. Keller, V. Bragg. 145 GIRLS GYMNASTICS: J. Sheriff. B. Perando, J. Tolle Row 2: P. Weaver. J. Embrey, Row 3: S. Light. Z. Runkel. GIRLS HOBBY CLUB: K. Kline. M Barnhart. Row 2: K. Russel, Mrs. Jagnow. P Cessna, Row 3: L. Long. S. Sciders. Row 4: D. Krall, L. Yordy. 7TH GRADE CRAFT: J. Bright bill, D. Kohr, R. Yingst. M. Jcsiolowski, J. Erdman. Row 2: N. Vo. B. Cobb. J. Radwanski. A. Tice, T. Kohr. M. En- gle. Row 3: D. Losicwicz. J. Walter. D. Wanamakcr. B. Dice. Mrs. Light. S. Custer, C. Neidig. JR. TRI-HI-Y: T. Spitlcr. P Blauch. I,. Hunsicker. S. Brant, M. Hunsicker, A. Mutek Row 2: L. Firestinc. T. Fcascr, M. Bordncr. C. Peiffer, B Derr. K. Krciscr. P. Sherman Row 3: S. Boyer, A. Deppert, K. Zimmerman. R. Gordon. D. Krciser, R. Sands. Row 4: S. Arnold, D. Moyer, L. Heilman. J. Rumpf. D. Rcsanovich. J. Hauer. 146 GEOLOGY CLUB: M. Zimmerman. H Farmer, K. Guilliams. Row 2: B. MURRAY SCHOOLHOUSE: S. Schamber. J. Rhoads. Mr. Donmoyer. Vamvliet. N. Beahm. K. Kreidcr. JR. HIGH GAMES: A. Daubcrt. T. Brandt. P. Soohoo. Row 2: B Don BICYCLE CLUB: M. Boltz, D. Wcrni. E. Flood. B. Druckenmiller. F. mover. J. Wolfe, T. Hicks, S. Dauber. C. Griffin. Row 3: J. Krciscr. B. Leaper. Row 2: J. Ostcrmaycr. B. Blauch. C. Boltz, D. Bylcr. Walmcr. A. Keebs, T. Shirk. HUNTING AND FISHING: J. Zimmerman. S. Fulk. R. Krciscr, S. Kneasel, S. Drcsch, C. Casscl. J. Campbell, D. Adams, S. Seiders, E. Erb, M. Morningwakc. Row 2: C. Hahnlcn, F. Weiscr, R. Koziara. D. Arnick. B. Patches. A. Sebastian, L. Cook, J. Caporalctti, C. Bolt ., M. Gerhards, J. Gross, J. l-ox, J. Mcguirc. R. Boyer. Row 3: J. Reber. B. Bender, S. Shucy. G. Yingst, T. Fry, D. Johnson, M. Rudy, T. Kohr, L. Mount , B. Armolt, J. Truax, C. Li- vering. D. Greth. CLUBS 147 9thGRADE BOVS BASKETBALL.: S. Stager. C. Zohner. B. Cheatham. K. Munro. J. Right. Row 2: Mr. Ludwig. R. Hess.S. Parker. G. Messinger. J. Ya- kum. Sr. HIGH CARD CLUB: A. Yiengst. S. Young. G. Light. B. Yiengst. Row BARD: M. Taylor, S. Erb. B. Zscrai. L. Propst. F. Kline. Row 2: L. Shepp, 2: M. Sanders. J. Hocrncr. N. Bcahn. S. Schaeffer. B. Hauer. Row 3: S. R. Wolfe. W. Kipp, S. Long. Parker. G. Hostcttcr. E. Wolfe. S. Gibson. H. Trinh PEP CLUB: M. Gerhart. C. Krciscr. D. Perry, S. Schriver, J. Clark, B. Watts, K. Davis. Row 2: C. Gruber, A. Dcppcrl. K. Lesher, J. Lackey, T. Ream, C. Stickler. M. Wyles, B. Groh, L. Harding. Row 3: J. Fortna, A. Pouch. A. Hunsicker, J. Tolle, A. Stoltz, J. Krebs, V. Sheriff. 148 CLUBS Assistants Denise Adams, Beth Anspach. John and Jim perform their yearbook skills. Tackle Difficult Job Students Archive class members were initiated into the world of yearbook in Sep- tem be r by attending Hcrff Jones annual work- shop held at Gettysburg College. The students re- turned to school confused with all the new jargon and concepts, yet excited as they discussed possible themes and ideas. The next several weeks were spent learning the basics and practicing them. Someone, no one now remembered who, had suggested a theme deal- ing with music. It SOUNDED great. All, or most, agreed the captions would contain song titles. Daily conversations be- gan to sound the same. “Zserai, what's a song for this picture. Are you sure that's the correct ti- tle? Mrs. Frye would question. Between cropping, writing copy, designing layouts, scheduling pho- tographers (or forgetting to schedule them), and all the other minor details, Karen Klcinfelter would tell her joke for coke. In her quest for Knowledge, all would be forced to lis- ten to the daily Trivial Pursuit question on FM 104. She was never able to reach them with the an- swer. Doug Beck, howev- er, was quite successful in contacting the radio sta- tion. The only problem was that he had dialed the wrong toll free number. He was trying to reach the customer service Rep at Hcrff Jones. As always, the job of completing the yearbook seemed insurmountable. Deadlines passed. Seniors had to be contacted indi- vidually concerning their pictures or their index in- formation. Film would re- turn with the most neces- sary picture missing or blurred. The most dread- ed event happened. School ended, and so did the help of the Seniors. Thank heavens for would be Seniors. The task of forcing song titles to fit captions was mind bog- gling, but LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT. JoAnn Catani, Karen Klcin- felier. Crystal Foster. Row 2: Robin Howcr. Bob Miller. Mark Hefferon. Jim Zserai. John Cop- penhaver. Adele Miller. Doug Beck, missing. CLUBS 149 Freedom Shrine Dedicated NORTHERN LEBAN'fl SCHOOL DISTRICT FREEDOM SHRINE DM CATION CEREMONY V Preliminary Music ................Northern Lebanon High (white ■nrmtiKm) School Band Welcome...........................Dr. William Checket President Northern Lebanon Board ot School Director� Presentation of Colors............Marlin L. Gahres. Post 883 Jone� town. PA Star Spangled Banner .............Band and Group Singing Pledge of Allegiance..............Mr. Frederick Rice Pa� t Pre ident Hamtburg Exchange Club Invocation .......................Rev. Kenneth Beale (ireater Northern Lebanon County Ministerium Introduction of Club President.. .Dr. Richard L. Wendlcr Superintendent of School� Presentation Address..............Mr. Harry Leister. President Harmburg Exchange Club Accceptance Remarks...............Mr. Frederick Gahres Principal Northern Lebanon High School Introduction of Guest Speaker ... Mr. Thomas Donmoycr Northern Lebanon High School Social Studio Department Chairman Major Address.....................Congressman Robert Walker Closing Remarks...................Mr. Charles Jones Vice-Prexident Northern Lebanon High School Student Council Benediction ......................Rev. Kenneth Beale Song: God Bless America .........Band and Group Singing Recessional Music.................Band PLEASE JOIN US FOR REFRESHMENTS IN THE CAFETERIA On April 8 Congressman Robert Walker was at Northern Lebanon to dedicate the Freedom Shrine which is a collection of 28 historical American documents, exact copies, photographically reproduced directly from the priceless originals. The Freedom Shrine was donated to the Northern Lebanon School District by the Harrisburg Exchange Club, an affiliate of the National Exchange Club. The Shrine is situated on the wall facing the auditorium. FREEDOM SHRINE FREEDOM SHRINE FREEDOM SHRINE F 150 FREEDOM SHRINE BAND COUNCIL SR. CHORUS CLUBS 151 Dale is MY KINDA WOMAN. I ll go WHERE THE BOYS ARE. These are the BEST OF TIMES for Laura and Mark. Can ou believe Sues MY BEST FRIENDS GIRL. I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE. 152 CANDIDS Baseball team captains present Mr. Gahres with the tropy. Jim’s prepares for PUSH COMES TO SHOVE. Bob sways to ON THE GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP. We re going BACK HOME AGAIN. Track coaches commend Marsh Messimer. CANDIDS 153 JR CHESS CLUB: A. Markcy, J. Kern. L. Wolfe. N. Kohr. Mr. Sailc. J. Krcidcr. HEALTH CAREER CLUB: P. Ei- senhaucr. P. Shenk. T. Keller. Mrs. Hollo we 11. F.C.A.: J. Brandt, F. Werni, D. Boyer. T. Grumbine. Row 2: T. Miller. S. Bordner, M. Wcntling. L. McIntosh. Row 3: T. Zohn. T. Shindcl, J. Wen- tling. ECOLOGY CLUB: D. Vo. B. Tyrpin. K. Trautman.T. Lawson. R. Zcarfoss, D. Miller. Row 2: K. Tyson. G. Shirk. C. Stoever. T. Fritz, L. Appclt. Row 3: Mr. Logan. T. Schwalm. W. Turner. L. Harnish, J. Gilbert. Row 4: B. Dcchcrt. B. Houser. J. Wentworth, W. Unger. S. Snyder. SPORTS IN AMERICA: Mr. Kilmoycr, C. Rhoads, L. Binkley, S. Sonnon. K. Minnich, J. Schwcrtfuchrer. J. Krall. Row 2: J. Yakum, A. Trout. M. Denglcr. D Lebo, B. Cheatham, J. Groh. Row 3: M. Landis, D. Wolfe. M. Troutman, C. Zohner, S. Ritchie, M. Stoltz, H. Stover. JR. MODEL CLUB: J. Kreiser, J. Manoskey, H. Brought, D. Grubb, B. Hess Row 2: J. Wolfe, T. Bicklc, C. Shollcnbcrgcr. M. Mauser, S. Bilycu, C. Alex- ander. C. Fuhrman. Row 3: J. Zcarfoss. C. Daub, C. Whitmoyer, J. Schaeffer. J. Kreiser, J. Whitmoycr, K. Stalnccker. VARSITY CLUB: G. Werner. S. Werni. R. Lutz, A.Siegrist. R. Hower. G. Banks, Row 2: C. Stickler, J. Fisher, C. Royer, D. Conkle, L. Dechert. T. Keller. D. Drcsch. Row 3: M Blouch. H. Drcsch. T. Myers. K. Wenrich.C. Wentworth, N.Oberdick. R. Dunmoyer. Row 4: B Miller, S. Gloss,S. English, M. Mes- simer, W. Smith, E. Boeshorc, C. Peiffer. 154 CLUBS BASHBALL CLUB: D. Lackey, D. Hess, G. Messinger. R. Boyer, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Schach, B. Calkins. Row 2: J. Kohr. T. Ludwig. D. Pond. S. Gcttlc, D. Winters, M. Ziara, T. Daub Row 3: T. Henne, J. Miller, S. Murray, T. Houser, G. Kreiser. K. Wcidman. G. Napicrala. K. Nolan. CRF.ATIVE EMBROIDERY: B. Mohn, D. Brown, C. Herr. B. Adley, Row 2: E. Yinhst.S. Dommouer, T. Froebel, C. Hoffman, D. Frciser, J. Hartman. CONCERT CHOIR: W. Smith, S. Lindcnberg, L. Hormel, A. Krause, E. Tyson, P. Patrick. Row 2: L. Bylcr, C. Smith. S. Wolfe. C. Daubcrt. JR. TYPING CLUB: J. Krieser, K. Hetrick. M. Heim. A. Wiedman. K. Lych, M. Dennis, M. Paid. M. Walls. Row 2: J. Hill. K. Daub. L. Wcntling. M. Mease. L. Klinger. K. Hilton, C. Boyer. M. Wolfe, Row 3: T. Keller, S. Dove. A. Blair, C. Boyer. T. Lcedy, G. Neidge. L. Landis, L. Speck. FOOD ADVENTURE: Mrs. Calkins, J. Kreiser, R. Behney. D. Low, M. Shirk, T. Toner, C. Wolfe. T. Wolfe, Row 2: J. Anspach. B. Kulp. E. Blair. R. Wagner, S. Alwine. W. Miller. B. Boland. STUDENT COUNCIL. C. Smith, L. Hamlin. Row 2: T. Kimmel, C. Royer, D. Vo, (treas.) J. Coppenhaver (Pres) Row 3: G. Werner, C. Daubert, W. Wal- termyer, K. Troutman, R. Shirk, G. Shirk. W. Unger (sec), R. Wolfe. Row 4: R. Bare, L. Batz, C. Siegrist, R. Rhoad. K. Miller, Mr. Galen Donmoycr. CLUBS 155 Students Live and Learn in Lewes Students from the Enviromental Biology class traveled to Lewes, Delaware to study Marine science and oceanography. Participants made observations and collected data in four general areas of study: salt marsh, sanddunes, coastal beaches and maritime for- ests. A slate park on Cape Henlopen provided a camp equipped with dorms, kitchen, dining area, and showers. The group took a short trip on a research vessel and learned how to use basic oceano- graphic equipment. 156 LEWES TRIP OUR HOUSE is in the middle of our streets. Students deliberate, IF I COULD MAKE IT TO THE BORDER. Mr. Schach says TAKE THIS JOB AND SHOVE IT. Dave pretends to LICK IT UP. Who says, don't have to live like a REFUGEE. Will Turner sings FM A JUVENILE DELINQUENT. Steve Gettle yells STOP in the name of love. Gene decides to WALK ON BY. Students forage all around the WATCH TOWER. Joe devours the ITSY BITSY SPIDER. LEWES TRIP 157 Foreign Language Students Attend Culture Day On December 16 the For- eign Language Club attend- ed Lebanon Valley College's annual Culture Day. The day was sponsored by the college's foreign language students and was open to third and fourth year high school students of German, French, and Spanish. The day consisted of activities which included a college bowl quiz, a tour of the col- lege campus, a meal consist- ing of French cuisine, and entertainment common to each culture's tradition. clockwise: The gang says ROLL OUT THE BARREL The Spanish quiz bowl team is DELIRIOUS Charlie. Greg. Sheila, and Sue pause before they're ON THE ROAD AGAIN. Sharon says to Mrs Wilson look at that MACHO MAN! 158 CULTURE DAY JR. HIGH CHORUS FSA: L. Appelt.S. Snyder, B.Tyrpin, D. Haag, L. McIntosh, L. CHESS CLUB: J. Baylor. J. Zscrai. J. DcAngclo. Harnish. S. Stichler, V. Sheriff, R. Dunbar, H. Barchct, D. Row 2: M. Hcffcron. M. Bolles. J. Klynoot.S. Lutz. Dove, M. Lord, D. Baushcr, S. Dove. CLUBS 159 Sheraton East Welcomes N.L.H.S. The Northern Lebanon Junior Senior Prom was held at the Sheraton East in Harrisburg on May 18, 1984 from 6:30 P.M. until 11:00 P.M. The theme for the prom was “We've Got Tonight by Kenny Rogers and Shecna Easton. The cost per person was S20.00 and S35.00 per couple. The menu consisted of roast beef, baked potato, green beans with mush- rooms. and ice cream cake for dessert. The music was supplied by Mr. On- drejicka and Mr. Eisenhower. The post prom was held at Northern Lebanon High School from 12:00 un- til 5:00 A.M. The seniors and their guests played volleyball and watched the movie The Toy. V Cindy Nimon and Heather Hcrnlcy arc on a MANHUNT. Tara Michael and Chris Pond hold their flower like CHINA. Lisa Hetzcl and her escort arc LOST IN LOVE. Mr Eisenhower and Mr. Ondrejicka KEEP YOU ROCKIN’ 160 Prom y SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE SUJ Candids 161 Senior Week Amuses Students For the past several weeks an epidemic had spread through the seniors known as Scnioritis. Therefore, a week had been set aside for the seniors, traditionally called Senior Week. Monday was box lunch day when the sen- ior girls prepared a meal for the senior boys. First and second periods were set aside for the auction of the lunches. Tuesday was hat and button day when every- one wore his favorite hat and button. The slave auction was scheduled for Wednes- day, periods nine and ten. The highest bid was S65 for Liz Rcnik and Bob Miller. Thursday was 50's day when everyone wore 50’s attire. The week commenced with slave day on Friday. The slaves were dressed in a vari- ety of costumes from babies to a gumby. 162 SENIOR WEEK e SENIOR WEEK 163 164 165 SENIORS TASTE THE BIG APPLE New York changes WHEN THE LIGHTS GO DOWN. Eric reflects I LOVE NEW YORK. Doug and Sue think WE CAN T GO BACK to Jonestown. Wendy and Sheila are WAITIN' FOR THE BUS. The guys debate is New York WORSE THAN DE- TROIT. 166 SENIORS Chris demonstrates I'M STUCK ON YOU. Pal plans to JUMP FOR HIS LOVE of track. Beth and Laurie CAN'T SLOW DOWN. Tammy thinks I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY. SPRING SPORTS 167 VIKINGS WIN LANCASTER LEBANON CHAMPIONSHIP. Terry Hcnnc Louis Gehrig plaque. Doug Dresch Varsity Baseball: T. Hcnnc. B. Gison. M. Spangler. D. Drcach.T. Donmoycr, C. Nolan Row 2:G. Naporclli. S. Gcttlc. D. Winters. T. Ludwig. L. Loreman. ROW 3: Coach Ludwig. K. Nolan, J. Kohr. D. Hess. T. Houser. G. Krciser, R. Hcnnc. 168 The Viking baseball team showed a strong year w ith an overall team record of 13-7, and a league record of 12-4. It was the first Lebanon- Lancaster league champion- ship for a boys Varsity team and the first baseball cham- pionship since 1971. To give the team extra incentive, coach Ludwig reluctantly agreed to have his beard sha- ved by the team if they were to win the Lcbanon- Lancaster l.eaguc Cham- pionship. Captain Terry Hcnne was also named the MVP of Lebanon County. Mr. Ludwig says, LEAVE THIS LONG HAIRED COUNTRY BOY ALONE. Larry asks IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE. Terry pitches ROUND AND ROUND. EDDIE S COMING OUT TONIGHT. Troy Donmoycr. Mel Spangler. Brian Gibson. 169 Title Slips Away At the end of the regular season the girls were tied with Annville-Clcona for the Section I Championship. In a play-off game they were denied the win by a 10-9 score. The season ended with a 15-9 record. The girls en- tered district competition where they defeated the Pal- myra Cougars. In the second round, the Vikes were elimi- nated by Chambersburg. Row 1: L. Dechert. A. Siegrist. B. Darkes, G. Shirk, R. Lutz, A. Kolar, K. Troutman. Row 2: T. Keller, M. Seltzer, G. Werner, S. Herr. L. McIntosh. D. Gibble. M. Shirk. T. Keller. T. Miller, S. Dove, Coach Mr. Kilmoyer. Row 1: M. Arnold. T. Miller. A. Kushmanick. M. Haney, G. Lutz, D. Guilliams, K. Siegrist. L. Batz, S. Bachman. Row 2: P. Craig. T. Toner. D. Rasonavich, L. Deitz. H. Bohaczyk. M. Brandt. B. Campbell, J. White. L. Batz. Coach Mr. Ulrich. 170 SPRING SPORTS Ginger Werner, Annette Siegrist, Bonnie McIntosh, Barb Darkes, Teresa Keller. NL 3 Williams Valley 9 NL 6 Tulpehocken 15 NL 4 Monheim Central 8 NL 4 Warwick 6 NL 1 Hamburg 11 NL 20 Lebanon Catholic 3 NL 4 Annvillc Clcona 5 NL 12 Cedar Crest 2 NL 9 Hempficld 8 Palmyra NL 17 Lebanon 10 Cougar NL 18 Lebanon 1 Club NL 8 CHAMPIONSHIP Palmyra 7 Tourney NL 15 Columbia 1 NL 8 Annville-Cleona 7 Northern NL 9 Donegal 2 Lebanon NL 8 Pine Grove 6 Booster NL 3 CHAMPIONSHIP Blue Ml. 4 Assoc. NL 17 Lebanon Catholic 3 Tourney NL 11 Elco 3 NL 11 Cedar Crest 8 Section NL 12 Lebanon 3 Playoff NL 0 Elizabethtown 10 Title NL 9 Elco 5 Game NL 9 Annville-Cleona 10 DISTRICT NL 6 Warwick 4 DISTRICT NL 8 Palmyra 7 DISTRICT NL 2 Chambersburg 3 Record 17 Wins 10 Losses SPRING SPORTS 171 Track Teams Stagger, But Do Not Fall In spite of winning only one meet, the girls team im- proved considerably this sea- son. The team finished fourth at the Lebanon Coun- ty meet. Some outstanding individuals did well in their events. Judy Kreiser was the 1984 Lebanon County champion in the shotput. She also set two school records in shotput and discus. Also Judy placed second in the Lebanon-Lancaster Confer- ence Meet in the discus, and placed third in the discus at the Lebanon County meet. Karen Kleinfeltcr placed second in the triple jump and third in the long jump at the Lebanon County Meet. Kathy Wenrich placed third in the 400 meters at the Dis- trict 111 track and field com- petition and set four school records in the 100, 200, 400. and 800 meters in the Leba- non County Meet she placed second in the javelin. The boys recorded four wins and five losses. Season point leader was sprinter Andy Papson with 112 points. Troy Shindcl and Rich Zearfoss placed first and fourth respectively in the County’s pole vault event. Roger White placed fourth in the Triple jump. Papson grabbed fourth in the 200 meter. Dave Conkle, Scott Albert, Pat Devine, and Papson placed third in the 400 meter relay and fourth in the 1600 meter re- lay. District qualifiers were Shindcl, pole vault; Papson, 200 meter, and the 400 me- ter relay team. L Eilcr. L. Soo Hoo. C. Stricklcr, J. Eberly, K. Lcshcr. B. Sicgrist, H. Barchct, K. Kleinfelter. J. Winebarger, E. Tyson: ROW 2 Mr. Nawa. K. Wenrich, L. Paschkc.C. Wentworth. D. Macknett, B Reinhold. L. Byler, D. Perry. J. Krciscr. C. Meyer, A. Stoltz. B Beached R Arnick.C. Sanger. A. Jones. R Mower. C Reed. P. Klick. S. Gingrich, D. Conkle. T. Arenz, K. Barchct: ROW 2 G. Umbcrger. J Moffer. D. Wolfe. W. Turner, C. Stover. B. Ranirdz, T. Shindcl. D. Burrows. A. Papson. H. Drcsch. 1- Keaten, C. Cassel. S. Stratton: ROW 3 M. Hetrick. K. Tyson. S. English. B. Bartcll. W'. Smith, W. Arncz. R. White. M. Caporaletti. P. Devine. S. Albert, R. Zearfoss. 172 TRACK NL SENIORS: Lee Keaton. 81 Judy Kreiser, Mark Capora- NL letli, Karen Kleinfeltcr, 60 llolli Barchet, Scott Gin- NL grich, Toni Myers, Jeff Bay- 88 lor, Wes Smith. NL 68 Girls Team Stats. vs. Manheim Central NL vs. Elco 92 42 85 vs. Columbia NL vs. Lebanon 75 59 82 vs. Cedar Crest NL vs. Donegal 77 55 81 vs. Annville-Cleona NL vs. Tulpehocken 101 IV i 6716 vs. Warwick 100 Boys' Track Stats. vs. Cocalico NL vs. Warwick 59 30 120 vs. Manheim Central NL vs. Annville-Cleona 69 70 80 vs. Cedar Crest NL vs. Lebanon 90 61 89 vs. Columbia NL vs. Tulpehocken 62 95 55 vs. Elco 82 TRACK 173 CLOCKWISE: Beth enjoys running IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME. Do these BLUE SUEDE SHOES have cleats? Karen gets ONE STEP CLOSER. The girls don't want to SEE THE WRITING ON THE WALL. Scott Stratton strives to I LY LIKE AN EAGLE. Gun, YOU REALLY GOT ME going. 174 TRACK Boys Refuse to Quit M. Boyunonski. B. Forma. R. Troutman. R. Wolfe. Row 2: S. Pyles. C. Daubert. D. Erdman. J. Kncascl. Coach Rhen. Mark Boyanowski Brad Fortna i- J A Ritchie Troutman The tennis team recorded a 0 w in and 8 loss league sea- son. Three non-league games were played and also lost. Only Eric Boeshorc had played more than two years. L.ack of experience was a definite problem. Randy Wolfe was selected as MVP by his team mates. Joe Knea- scl had the most individual wins. TENNIS 175 NL PROVIDES FACILITIES FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS Dave gets by WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS. Wow!! What a STRUTTER! A group of YOUNG CONSERVATIVES. Northern Lebanon hosted the 1984 Lebanon County Track and Field Meet which rotates between the compet- ing Lebanon County School Districts. Events included the 50 meter dash. 200 meter run, 400 meter run. one mile run, frisbee throw, softball throw, high jump, and a standing long jump. Ap- proximately 160 students participated. Winners ad- vanced to state and national competitions. 176 Jim. Randy, and Brad are GUNS FOR HIRE. 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PA 17028 • Ph. 717-864-5501 HORSES: Layups - Rest and Rehabilitation Training Breaking Breeding Foaling Services Stall Rentals Paddocks - Board fencing Asphalt Road (Stakes Winner) - At Stud umm CENTER AND MAIN STREETS FREDERICKSBURG, PENNA. 17026 Farm location Rt 443 (Mountain Rood) between Indian town Gap and Penn National Race Trock Let L's. Cater To Your Every Need! The Perfect Banquet Be It: A Prom Wedding Reception (la Reunion Themed Meal Call Our Specialists at 717-469-0661 Ext. 509 P.O. BOX 202 TELEPHONE 717 865-6183 Take care of yourself ... Fredericksburg Community Health Center Tan Chestnut St. Fredericksburg, PA 17026 865-6644 .. . it’s the only one you’ll have for the rest of your life. $ 4 - ofcu cu) S)wrv ADS 183 H or K EL. VI NAT OR AND AMANA APPLIANCES MOHN’S TELEVISION Sales. Sc Sehvice JONESTOWN. PA 17030 • ZENITH ANO SYLVANIA TV Phil Mohn W 717 065-2621 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1984 Trautmans Grocery Ml. Zion. 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Full Line of MEATS-GROCERIES-PRODUCE FRESH SUBS-ICE-FILM SERVICE ‘MEMBER UAG — ROBESONIA GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '84 Compliments of COUNTRY TOWNE RESTAURANT Christian Xight IBookatorc 724 Cumberland Street Lebanon, PA 17042 Phone (717) 273-8541 184 ADS Compliments of Bickel’s Potato Chip Company Manhcim, PA HEISEY’S DINER AND INN 72 “BAR” 1740 N Highway 72 Open 24 hrs. a day phone: 272-0891 Compliments of Bover Printing Co. 9th and Chestnut St. Lebanon, PA Compliments of Wengert’s Dairy engert's iisiR� ' LEBANON. PENNSYLVANIA 17012 RICHARD S. MILLER Erie Insurance Exchange Maryland Casualty Company The Equitable Life of United States RD 3, BOX M, Jonestown Pa. 865-4127 FITTERY HABECKER QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL — FUEL OILS 24 Hour Burner Service Phone: Jonestown 865-3386 865-5155 ONO, PENNA. J. WILLIAM REDDINCER'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 58 W. MAIN AVE MYERSTOWN. PA 17067 (717) 866-7161 BILLREDDINGER OWNER ADS 185 F 1 R P D.E. Richard Garage Transportation Fredericksburg, PA School Student Transportation Tour Charter Bus Service 1970 Kenbrook RD. Lebanon, PA 17042 Phone 865-2477 Congratulations Congratulations And Best Wishes Senior Class of 84 Class John Herr’s Feedmill Jonestown PA 17038 865-2401 Good Luck Class of “84” Verl’s Salads, Inc. Fredericksburg, PA Phone: 865-2771 BANK AND TRUST J COMPANY WITH OFFICES AT JONESTOWN..... 865-2112 GRANTVILLE....469-0623 EBENEZER......274-5421 BANK Member F. D. I. C. 3 C2La±6.ic s±ign± One. HAIR STYLING 217 SOUTH EIGHT STREET LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA 17042 Phone: 717—272-2029 V TOWING GEN L AUTO REPAIRS fortna s Used Cars SALES AND SERVICE STATE INSPECTION Phones 865-3385 865-4968 Jonestown pa jE anon one 138 Weidman Street LEBANON. PENNSYLVANIA 17042 Compliments of Grumbine’s Greenhouse Flower Shop PRESCOTT RD. RD 2 LEBANON PLAZA BOX 210 SHOPPING CENTER MYERSTOWN. PA 17067 LEBANON. PA 17042 949-6531 273-6763 RICHARD F. BLYLER Owner phone • 717 272-8543 ADS 187 717 766-8530 1-800-922-2258 DAVE YOUNG General Manager MID-ATLANTIC COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. INC 4825 Old Gettysburg Road. Shiremanstown. Pennsylvania 17011 GrjDfiTS Auto Sales RD 2. RT. 72 JONESTOWN. PA 17038 V t MILES NORTH OF JONESTOWN INTERSECTION EUGENE MEASE PHONE (717) 865-4810 JONO HARDWARE R.D. 2, Box 4680 Jonestown, PA 17038 (717) 865-5060 1 mile west of Rt. 22 Rt. 72 clovcrlcaf on Rt. 22 HAROLD'S FURNITURE, INC. SINCE 1946 • FINE QUALITY FURNITURE • HOME FURNISHINGS 614-620 CUMBERLAND ST., LEBANON, PA. 17042 Phone 272-8481 Printing ro th(x YOU NtlDIO YESTIR0AY MINUTEMAN PRESS (717) 865-3067 s4cOx k4 s4cct StUeA 'Pcvite Joe May’s Exit 30 I 81 Lickdale PA Towing RD Box 1296 Jonestown PA BOX 4596 R D 2 JONESTOWN. PA 17038 188 ADS Blue Mt. View Golf Course BLUE MT. DRIVE R.D. 1, BOX 106 FREDERICKSBURG, PA For Starting Time CALL: 865-4401 COMPLIMENTS OF JONESTOWN INDUSTRIES Royer’s FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS” 810 S. 12th Street — Lebanon 273-2683 The Lebanon Valley Mall 131 N. Railroad Street — Palmyra 838-6333 MON.-THURS. — 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. FRI. — 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. SAT. 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. Snavel s Foodtown Market inc. GROCERIES, MEAT and PRODUCE OUR OWN DELI and BAKERY Jonestown, Pa. Phone 865-2151 A-A Vending Service Supplies Whole Sale and Retail 865-2755 R.D. 1, Box 1300 Jonestown, PA 17038 Fresh Meats Produce Weikel’s Manor House Inn New owner Management Dining — Snacks — Cocktails Take out orders Open 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Call 865-7083 Full Service Market Party Trays SEAMAN’S MARKET Grantville. PA Seaman Brothers Proprietors Hours Mon-Wed 8:00-7:00 Thur. 8:00-8:00 Fri. 8:00-9:00 Sal. 8:00-6:00 (717) 469-2465 ADS 189 Ann Shop 820 Cumberland St. Lebanon Pa. 17042 Ph. 273-2323 M HEISEY FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. LEYLAND AND SAME TRACTORS NEW IDEA — GT DRYERS — LANDOLL TAYLORWAY — DUNHAM SNAPPER MOWERS RD 1 — Box 2294 (Shirksvillc) Jonestown, PA 717 865-4526 17038 SNAPPER — DIXON — GRASSHOPPER MOWERS Compliments of Paul Fox Hardware Mt. Zion 865-2326 (tfpfiar Iflok attii (Uarft $hop 37 SOUTH 8th STREET. LEBANON, PENNA 1704? •'BLENDING MODERN SHOPPING WITH OLD FASHIONED SERVICE 1 MILE EAST OF LEBANON ON RT. 422 PHONE 274-1418 STORE HOURS Monday Saturday — 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday — 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday — 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Friday — 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. LEBANON FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES. INC. PROFESSIONAL CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELING ASSISTANCE ' BIRTH CONTROL ' PREGNANCY TESTING COUNSELING ' TEEN SERVICES ' PRE-NATAL SERVICES ' W.I.C. FOOD SUPPLEMENTS 411 North 8th Street Lebanon, Pa. Phone: 273-6741 190 ADS R J MOTORS 20th Cumberland Lebanon ... 272-7671 ebanon 'alley HONDA 6 Miles North of Lebanon on Rt 72, Jonestown, PA 717 — 865-6633 Shirley Brown 538 Cumberland St. Lebanon, PA 17042 Telephone (717) 272-2722 H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE (7171 272 7911 KRALL’S General Store On the Square Jonestown, PA Yancey’s Body Shop SPECIALIZING IN DOMESTIC FOREIGN CARS 435 E8ENEZER RD RT 72 LEBANON, PA 17042 HARPEL’S Inc. 757-759 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. 717 — 272-6687 • OFFICE SUPPLIES • CAMERAS, PHOTO EQUIPMENT BUSINESS MACHINES •GIFTS GREETING CARDS LEBANON, P . ADS 191 Archive Page The fortysecond edition of the Northern Lebanon Ar- chive 1984 was prepared by 13 students: Karen Klein- felter; Adele Miller, Crystal Foster: JoAnn Catani; Re- nee Dunbar: Doug Beck; John Coppenhaver; Robin Hower; Mark Hefferon; Jim Zserai; Bob Miller; one advi- sor, Mrs. Brenda Frye, and Hcrff Jones representative, Albert Oussoren. The Ar- chive was lithographed by Hcrff Jones Publishing Company in Gettysburg, PA. Press Run: 600 copies of 192 pages. Cover: The cover is custom embossed with Spanish grain. It is black fa- bricoid material with theme design and title in ivory. Pa- per: The 192 pages were printed on 801b. Bordcau Special. Endsheets: the sheets are ivory. Binding: The book is Smyth sewn round and backed. A special feature in the Archive is the senior section. It features a silver background and names in black. The book also con- tains 4 pages of four-color. Type: 8, 10, 18, 30, 42 point. Captions and body are in Times Roman face. Head- lines were run in Times Ro- man Bold. Candid group pic- tures were taken by: Karen Klcinfelter. John Coppen haver. Lesley Dechert, an Glen Gray. Senior picture were taken b : Morningdah Country House, and Uhleri Special thanks to Mr. Lose and Mr. Sehclgel for provid ing pictures for us. The Archive 1984 wa produced in the Applic Journalism Class. 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