Pequea Valley High School - Pequoian Yearbook (Kinzers, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1984 volume:

1 1 A 4' f f 2 ' i 4 X W 2' ,F 1 -xg. N.. i ' f f - 1 ,W ,W swfi'f4'5 ' 95 -6254! - ,77f'Z-vw . .,., uw? V,V.,,,L.f , X-.Y f- ff-' we - V Q 1 gig V, Q . V... , s,.k, ,, . , X. ,X ., f 1-.W-tggxgf 1 4 H 3. 4- f, 2 u,,,v 'hz-ri 1 4 I APPRECIATIO We, The Class Of 1984, Dedicate Our Yearbook To The Man Who Has Taught Us What Dedication ls All About. He ls Our Sports Director, Teacher And Friend. For Giving Us The Tools And Example For Our Own Beginnings We Thank You Herr Milan Kratzer Ddt LEADERSHIP These are people who temporarily replaced our parents from time to time- those who taught us to run after we'd learned to walk. Some patted us on the back or scolded us when we needed itg others planned our social calendar and cleaned up our mistakes. They pointed us in different directionsg showed us roads from which to choose. We owe them a great deal. Now, after they've taught us so much, they're telling us one more thing-we've only just begun. -Tammy Gregg 6 Admini For the Board of Education and the Administration of the Pequea Valley School District, may l extend congratu- lations to the class of 1984, for having completed your secondary studies. May l also extend my personal re- gards and best wishes for success to each of you as you face the future. lt is my fervent hope that in some mea- sure, we have given you a foundation upon which you can build and by which you will be sustained as you meet the challenges, the problems, and the opportunities which come your way. Good Luck in the years ahead. Administration Edward F. Brewer xx ii Si 1?lgi Ns. A -s s. P f :ess Mr. Edward Brewer, Jr., Superintendent Mr. Vaughn D, Shope, Business Manager The school board confers with Mr. Brewer and Mr, Shope. Standing: Ralph Homsher, President, Walter Martin, Secretaryg James Zimmerman Seate . Robert Esbenshade, Vice-President, Arthur Lengacher Sr., Robert Bassalin, Svea Hoover. Not pictured: Charles Schatzmann, Treasurer, Robert Nielsen. dz stration High School Administration Of the several goals l've set for the i983- 84 school term, three of the most impor- tant are: To have all students in grades 9 through 12 complete a computer literacy courseg to develop a computer program- ming course for 1984-855 and to increase parent involvement at PVHS by initiating a t parent advisory council. -John King, X Principal 3 X , 4 - s S il Mr. John King, Principal Mr. Eric Dreibelbis, Assistant Principal All Mr. Horace Martin Ill, Guidance Counsellor. He guides us in our college choices, and, despite his recommendations to us, he did not graduate from Podunk Ll. Ms. Suzanne Ranck, Guidance Counsellor, helps the freshmen in their B transition to the high school. W AK 7 Facult Miss Adkins, being an avid softball player, coaches the J.V. team in her spare time. Mr. Albert. besides being the band director, is also a semi-professional trumpeteer. Mrs. Antonucci keeps her slim figure and sharp mind by playing tennis and doing needlework. When Mr. Bassett isn't COPEing with his seniors, he enjoys reading, hunting and fishing. lf Miss Bicking is not focusing in on hockey strategy, she can be sighted en- joying photography. When Mr. Bohler isn't teaching, he runs for the hills, Camp Hidden Hills to be exact. As a sports buff, Mr. Bernecker can be found anywhere from the sunny golf greens to the frosty ski slopes. When Mr. Brenner is not sanding down the wood, he says his hobby is sighting in the girls. Coaching and training are all in a day's work for Mr. Brewer. When he's not running the J.V. girls' basketball team, he's trotting his horses. When Mr. Celli isn't bugging under- classmen, he's bagging big game. Mr. Charles. can always be found rooting for Penn State or l'FOlLing his wife's reputation. lt is rumored, Mr. Deemer once wrote a computer program to find the density of a freshmen's mind. Jeffrey Bohler Occupational Education Douglas L. Albert John Celli instrumental Music Science Roger Bernecker Physical Education and Health Jeannie Antonucci Business Education Jay William Charles Mathematics Harold E. Brenner Industrial Arts Lisa C. Adkins Resource Room 8 Faculty David E. Bassett Business Education Science Henry H. Deemer James C. Brewer Business Education Ruth Bicking Richard J. Gerz, Jr. English Social Studies Robert K. Gingher Drivers Education Harold Gotwald Industrial Arts Beverly B. Groff English Louis B. Hutchinson Drivers Education and Social Studies Donna M, Jones Art Education Marilyn Jones School Nurse 'ff Joann M. Kramer Physical Education and Health 'in Milan J. Kratzer German Katherine W, Ledzinski Mathematics Jeffrey L, McClure Physical Education and Health 7 -- v....ff.. 'EV Lawrence Meley Spanish and French Linda C. Moyer Reading CESEAJ and English John M. Musser Social Studies Q-,.,a . Connie S. Procopio German After a day of speeding down the highway, Mr. Gingher slows it down to a turtle's pace with his snapper soup. Mr. Gotwald enjoys working in and around his house. When questioned about her hobbies, Mrs. Groff replied, Besides playing with my little boy, everything else it too obsene to print. Mr. Hutchinson deserves the relax- ation of bike riding and fishing, after a hard day of driving An artist at heart, Mrs. D. Jones loves to paint and play the piano. Mrs. Jones always comforts and meets the needs of students that feel under the weather. Whether it be a dog or an athlete, training is the key word for Miss Kramer. Collecting goals and collecting steins are two of Mr. Kratzer's favorite hob- bies. The statistics show that Mrs. Led- zinski is always reaching for the Pi in the sky. When Mr. McClure isn't pinning down his tent, he's teaching our grapplers the pinning techniques. Whether it's reading or speaking one of many languages, Mr. Meley is always at ease. Mrs. Moyer, is an indispensible help to the junior class and her family. Gun collecting is a favorite pasttime of Mr. Musser, which comes in handy on his hunting expeditions. No matter what Mrs. Procopio does, the Frau knows how. Miss Reed's hobbies project the image of a nature lover: hiking, canoe- ing and traveling. Mrs. Schreiter, who is never far from a TAB bottle, enjoys reading, and spend- ing time with her family. Away from her lab table, Miss Sha- pella likes to strum her guitar and stroll though the woods. Mr. Siegel enjoys camping out with the moles. Away from her homerow keys, Mrs. Wenger likes to raise beagles. Mr. Whitton can be found sailing away or zooming on back roads with his motorcycle. Mrs. Wiker obviously enjoys her job as homemaker and raising her growing family. . Civic minded Mr. Wile enjoys helping his community through church work. Singing is not Mr. Williams' only past-time, he also enjoys racquetball and sharing time with his family. A motion has been made to announce that Mr. Witwer is the best Jr. High wrestling coach around. Contrary to popular belief, Mr. Yuska doesn't spend all of his time in the metal shop. He also enjoys running and gar- dening. Mr. Zahm's love of Humanity shows in his photographs. Miss Zepp zeps through the day tempting the school with delicious aro- mas from the Home Ec. room. A A ' ' rig, ff.. ' fS7E'f,'EQ27f if 'zilf fi .52 John A. Whitton Reading and English J. Clair Witwer Vocational Agriculture Robin K. Schreiter Librarian Nancy Wiker Home Economics John A. Yuska Industrial Arts Valerie Shapella Science Eugene P. Wile Social Studies Patricia Reed English 10 Faculty William L. Zahm English Robert J. Siegel Mathematics and Science i Mark L. Williams Vocal Music Marianne Wenger Marthg Zepp Business Education Home Economics ,uw-'mummy Margie Hershey, Jane Stewartg office sec- ta ' . . . re nes staff provide us with nutritional meals everyday. wwf-me ,,,, ,, Our janitors have quite a job cleaning up after us snow, and riots. Www, , 1 l ,, iie r iiii e I Billie Vogelg office secretary, handles all of our Doris Sheafferg guidance secretary eXCU5e5- Services X13 Dianne Koser, Jane Fulgenzig teach- Jean Houck, cafeteria manager, and the rest of the cafeteria er aides -. Our fearless busdrivers are there to drive us everyday thorugh rain, sleet, fly ff gg y 1, M jf A Robin Leveniteg library secretary Services l l 12 Student Council M Student Council l Back row: Cheryl D. Stoltzfus, Sandy Brady, Ellen K. Krechtler, Bryan Mar- gerum, Jacque Eby, Teala Wallace, adviser, Donna Jones, Second row: Princi- pal, Mr, John Kingg Saysavath Ratjavong, Greg Kauffman, adviser, Jeannie Antonuccig Susan Good, Sheri Kemper, Alice Bagshaw, Monica Esh, Gina Groff, Patti Stoltzfus, Nlarke Dickinson, Front row: Jeanne Lefever, Lela Rohrer, Tracey Hershey, Marie Hershey, Fred Phillips, Student Council hopes that through our hard work on dances, spirit week, snack bar, and spring activities we helped to broaden your horizons and develop new friendships along the way. We look back on the 83-84 evening activities and smile, knowing we did our best. -Ellen Krechtler OFFICERS- Back row: Secretary, Teala Wallace, Treasurer, Kathy Hershey, Front Row: Vice President, Sandy Brady, President, Ellen Krechtler. S T Ll D E N T COUNCIL Student coun- c i l a r o u s e s 9 r school spirit, helps shape our , social life and m a k e s o u r M school day a lit- f tle brighter with various activities and assemblies. W N. , sf 0-Hswfime. .1 STUDENT LIFE Just yesterday we were yelling across library tables, worrying about test scores, asking directions to class, and laughing at the gym floor. Just yesterday we ordered a yearbook, gave out a Senior picture, voted on class colors, and counted the days till graduation. We thought about college, marriage, independence, and the future. Just yesterday we real- ized we've only just begun. -Missi Houck Seniors In Action l'd rather be eating a banana split. Steve Spencer 'lHow did I get stuck with thisjob? Randy Eshleman Mirror, mirror on the wall . . , Selene Watson 5 . Future models of America Cathy Ardrey, Allen Hillard, Jamie Raum, Chuck Chalfant, and Jeff High Qinsetj posed for the photographer while below Bill Zimmerman was thinking, Napolean eat your heart out! Fitness you can drink! Jeff Nunley 'N Y! '17 vi 1 , I 1 J vll,'. one min Il DIGEST . mx 1, , ' 7. Q - M, , f v ,f,. .- .,,Q Q' f th- N 9 4 1 I a I 1 ,KA av ,, . 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Kiyoko says she likes the Unit- ed States very much, but it took her three weeks to get ad- justed. . 16 AFS. ' ls. American Field Service Club is one of the most active groups in school. Along with ex- changing students, A.F.S. has many in- teresting parties featuring different parts of the world. ,..,. 1 ' ..., .1 Q . St! 6 .,-A n-. - gg t iff? ' . W I 'uni 5' ' ' .f? -'f- - ' :', inf., A g ., ,, tr .,:. H 5 K. 1 ' 'V fr .2 F ' 1 7 V ' A ,W iffy rf,,, ' IN .5 V ,K , VL ug , Officers: President, Martha Weimerg Vice-President, Sue Good, Secretary, Barbara Searg Treasurer, i Laura Keeler. if LISA Trip .1 The Newboun and Pequea Gang! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, our chaperones. J 4 Kim Woolard jams our on the train. Just hanging around before saying good-bye Barb and Kiyoko smile while resting their feet. -A Q X do fee wi .. .ir.. NK Mk N-'ve i ' , A 'r wx we + use S g,,WW-e- ri,r M K E e emi--W MW, l M 5 rf r ,M iii :Wi g X r . Mmivmgawgggg Aeeb N W eeqe g arer e F ,W,,....,.,,..N.-N-W--W f HN f - X ,Q K gr x. - , ,,rrrar e Lisa, Stacey, Halle, and Julie raid the refrigerator to feel 7Aup , . Y? SX AFS We've Only Just Begun To Live 5,54 wk i Xa ent Life White Lace And Promises Q v' Q A, -if 2 Q . i 35, e'.. e - is iv . N' - if K? kkk. E is .. - S: Q, ki-:5QgQ,5SX. . gg :iii vi V ,F -Ti , ' 'QR - 5 . - . HQLVQFT , . eeee Xf7 2 v' mmmAh i . ii'w,.4 , , i. ' if w g, X 5214-W, v Tfiif es, L 'R -' 3 .- ' V f iii ' A Kiss For Luck And We're Cn Our Way Student Life 19 Before The Rising Sun We Fly So Many Roads To Choose 3 - A...... .4 -f-1--, . V v . lu ' l Ulii H Q1 K 'i A ' l 'xi n ' 'I 118 l Q ' i liil i K Q Q11 niinmlu N 'lr , X 1. V N Y l Q, Q 1 ini S11 if ,- QF 11 HQ .-JV H-ffwe-'+--8 93. K. , Aj is I png? pw-3, 'fx Q V L w ,,4.. E in ,Y 9 W W 1 , , 2 ff it N VV A nn Wg f ,Tim n V rn n VV n W ' , 9 ' ' A ' I .V V M , fgm, ffm Q, , -fn. W- ' , f V VV , '. V ' ' V V e V H ' -IV sw 5,5-WV V faith! VV, H K 1 , V H V I ' ,T V V We Start Out And Learn R. sq. - 2 A - V Walking To Run -WM Y 3 NK Q QI Student Life 21 Sharing Horizons That Are New To Us l S .Q Q Watching The Signs Along The Way Working Together Talking It Over Just The Two Of Us Day To Day Together And When The Evening Comes We SMILE JM So Much Of Life Ahead We'll Find A Place Where There's Room To Grow gx ? .3 And Yes We've Just Begun Studen Life 27 Palmer Don Boley and Shannon Byler 'ww Jamie Raum and Elizabeth ' J' Stev drey e Miller and Cathy Ar- Rob Eby and Betty Mills , W ,V ff Q I 'ss ' e M ,'ll 4-f ,A Mark Crawford and Debbie Sharitz Rick Lowery and Esh 5 f l Sir Valentine--Steve Miller First Runner Up- Don Boley 28 Student Life Monica Casey Barcz and Stephanie Herr Chad Miller and Missy Esh Allen Hillard and Kathy Her- shey Mike Boohar EH! S 1 Rose Thoman is the sweetest witch around. What a trio! Reuben Killinger, Kiyoko Terauchi, and Teala Wallace. Hey man , l'm cooool! -Chuck Chalfant Vampire Larry Hershey caught by surprise I. nl' , t . f ' 'Ne W ,, A iii ' S .. .. fe . The award winning costumes: Bill Zimmerman, Tom Smoker, Jacque Eby, Missy Esh, Marke Dickinson, Doug Byler, and Michelle Robinson. What Style! You really should be in Paris Mr. Brewer. What more can I say?! -Steve Miller 29 Student Life The American Flag was painted on the school shed byta patriotic American, until the administration ordered it to be repainted in mundane gray. ' Mr. Hutchinson won Chris Kringle, with Mr. Deemer only onewvlotea Miss Bicking got Mrs. Krs Kringle. Mr. Dreibelbis won Mr. Scrooge and Mrs. Ledzinski won the Award. Near riots were caused by a little doll known as the dolls wereisqld on the Black Market for several hundred dollars a piece. Jeff Nunley moved back to Alabama. ,.fr W V My Fair Lady was announced as the Spring of 84 a T xV Morning Announcements came alive thanks to and Chuck Chalfant. Martha Weimer won the local and county Voice of Lt. Goodman was freed by Syrians after a personal Dr. Sally K. Ride was the first woman to fly in space. 'W , A hypnotist visited our school and gave a very J g: l The Sunny Bunny died. il', Newscasters Frank Reynolds, Jim O'Brian, and JessicagSi?Wichg Karewigarpenter, Henry Fonda, Arthur Godfrey, and Ethel Mermang Athletes Jack Dempsey, Paul Bryantg Playwrite Tennessee Williams and Lillian Carter, former President Carter's mother all passed away this year. a a a W All of America asked the question Where's the The Girl's Basketball team had the same coach in a row. W Boy George doned make-up and a dress and took and his groupVCulfi1re Club to the top of the charts. Paul Crafton was charged with fraudulency while teaching at Milletsville'T'State College. Millersville State College became Millersville State Y T tt Vanessa Williams was the first black Miss Americaf W Pequea Valley High School rebuilt the track. Pequea Valley High School got a new Vice-Principal, Mr.ME.ric Dreibelbis. The former Vice-Principal, Mr. Ronald Brenneman, became Principal at the Intermediate School, replacing retired Mr. David Thomas. Michael Jackson's hair was burned while filming a Pepsi Commercial. Dr. Rivera, a former political prisoner in Cuba, gave an assembly on his views of communism. Yukon Harry visited our school for the umteenth time to in Canada with the lndins during an a S S ernbl y u V fit' Mr. Jack Whitton left his teaching position at P.V.H.S. was by Beth Davis. Seniors got the privilege to leave after seventh period if they study half eighth period. Concrete barriers were put up around the White House ',,, as a security measure against terrorist affaffks- liiiiiif Disc Cameras, Chicken Mcbluggets, and jazz shoes popularity, A Chorus Line became the longest running Broadway slfiow. Lech Walesa won the Nobel Peace Prize. a ,,aV, a ,aV,.,, p ,,aV.,L MTV Videos, Thriller, and Michael Jackson became househdliifiiibrds. iiliii Luke, and Laura left General Hospital and Leslie was killed in an auto accident. Mr. Celli learned to z read between the lines. Mr. Kratzer found some Newtdj thingsain Germany. The winter Olympics were held in Yugosavia. American medals were: . . fiit I ', ' ' . T' 4 Phil Mahr-giant slalom Steve Mahr-giant slalom tt,V aaa, Scott Hamilton-figure skating Cooper-giant Bill Johnson-downhill skiin n Summers-fi T t ? f fs 6 V 442' fb f MA .7 . . Debbie Armstrong-giant slalom and Peter CarruthMT9,ja Curtis Huber won best legs ln a corfgtggst sponsored by Student Council finally got a good movie Lost g ag Laura Keeler left her lights on AGKTN!!! ,. ,,... ,.,, W . - . - V if ---- Vww .Ylppa superflyu Brenner did a flying leap off the soccer bar and 0 Jacque Eby. . 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Other members of the court included Melissa Esh, Kathy Her- shey, Cathy Ardrey, and foreign ex- change student Kiyoko Terauchi. Cheryl D. Stoltzfus was escorted by Casey Barcz. Kathy Hershey was accompanied by Chad Miller Steve Spencer escorted Cathy Ardrey. Homecoming 33 Stage 772 Lucinda and Amelia discuss the latest dis- gusting rumors. Shelly Denlinger beautifies herself before shuffling out on the stage as Gracie, S Front Row: President-Bryan Margerum, Vice-President-Ellen Krechtler, Secretary-Missi Houck, Treasurer-Mary Canter First row: Randy Eshleman, Doug Byler, Ann D'Alessandro, Marie Hershey, Lori Good, Heidi Fisher, Shelly Killinger, Kathi Sera, Leslie Barr, Linda Petersheim, Debbie Getty, Rhonda Yancy, Jill Martin Second row: Advisor- Pat Reed, Sandy Brady, Jodi Allison, Stephanie Herr, Chris Poole, Selene Watson, Halle Baker, Julie Lindner, Julie Haus, Jacque Eby, Cheryl D. Stoltzfus, Shannon Byler, Chuck Chalfant, Gwen Denlinger, Theresa Maestle Third row: Rochelle Denlinger, Missy Esh, Martha Weimer, Kim Derart, Sheri Kemper, Lisa Lantz, Jill Morris, Laura Keeler, Hope Hershey, Michele Freeman, Kim Hershey, Cathy Brembos, Carrie Watson, Marette Magargle Fourth row: Lisa Hershey, Samantha Neilson, Sue Vincent, Beth Musser, Laura Hershey, Marilyn Hostetter, Tina Good, Brenda Jordon, Sharon Martin, Randy Blank, Gina Groff, Vince Diem, Swithin Chandler, Leslie Tindall, Donna Allison, Theresa Wood, Todd Brown, Tami Gregg l , , . VVAAZ W yu, Some of the cast members toast another successful preformance. John and his mother, Gracie, struggle over the urn which contains 34 Stage 772 Henry's ashes. ,mms-nw. i Oh you guys! x, . Student directors Valerie Weiler and Stephanie Herr put in a lot of hard but rewarding work. John wants Harriet to come with him. BS F gb A . - , ff Amelia and Shiela disaprove of Morton and his Dandelion wine. z-2 Now just a minute . . . Shiela and Morton look on in concern. ,Qmwie ,it Xt Stage 772 Officers: President-Bryan Margerum, Vice-President-Ellen Krechtler, Secretary-Missi Houck, Treasurer-Mary Canter Stage 772 35 :Q ,QS L Front row: Samantha Nielson, Rochelle Denlinger, Beth Musser Second row: Laura Keeler, LHUFSUC and JHSOI1 exchange verbal blows Missi Houck, Doug Byler, Ellen Krechtler, Laura Hershey Back row: Randy Eshleman, Bryan Margerum we-is NN an Gracie is overjoyed when Ms. Farrington delivers Henry's ashes. Directors Pat Reed and Jean Charles review a scene. 'Q Shiela takes action after Laurette talks back to her. LINE!! i 1' Again this year the National Honor had it's annual candy sale in De- cember, fwhich lasted until Febru- aryl and also sold candy grams for ristmas Unlike the candy the can Ch . , - dy-grams were a big success. Poor Mr. Charles had to run to K-mart 3 or 4 or 5 more times for candy grams. ln the Spring, NHS, along with Stage 772, traveled to New York to see the Broadway production of A CHORUS LINE. Missy dutifully takes notes on the meetings. NHS advisor Mr. Charles. Sell that Candy! Varsity Club And National Honor Society Varsity Club: Front row left to right, advisor Mr. Kratzer, Vice-President Bryan Margerum, President Missy Esh, Treasurer Steve Miller, Secretary Kim Lefever, Sergeant-at-Arms Jeff High, 2nd row: Mary Canter, Michelle Eckman, Stephanie Herr, Kathy Hershey, Cheryl Stoltzfus, Jennifer Lichty, Missi Houck, Jamie Raum 3rd row, Bob Buohl, Cindy Lawson, Shelly Sharitz, Elizabeth Palmer, Allison Williams, Marke Dickinson, Allen Hillard, 4th row, Teala Wallace, Julie Haus, Heidi Potts, Crystal Wallace, Alice Bagshaw, Mike Ritzman, Doug Dietrich, Tim Quigley, 5th rowg Dennis Hart, Martha Weimer, Lois Bagshaw, Jeff Witwer, Jeff Nunley, 6th row, Tammy Reitler, Stacey Fitzwater, Halle Baker, Julie Lindner, Linda Bernard, Top row, Chad Miller, Randy Eshelman, Shannon Byler, Sandy Brady, Kim Hershey, Jacque Eby, Michelle Schenke. NHS bottom row left to right, Tami Gregg, Jerry Feister, Stewart Reed, Mike Miller, Chris Poole, 2nd row, Michelle Eckman, Amy Lacock, Heather Fisher, Sandy Eitnier, Jacque Eby, Missy Esh, Missi Houck, Michele Freeman 3rd row, Curtis Huber, Elizabeth Palmer, Treasurer Stephanie Herr, Martha Weimer, Kathy Hershey, Kim Lefever, Mary Canter, Sandy Brady, Barbara Sera, Advisor Mr. Charles Top row, Steve Mitchell, President Merle Esh, Secretary Joanne Allison, Pam Braungard, Tom Smoker, Mike Ritzman, Vice-President Bryan Margerum Varsity ClubfN.H S 37 Band Wu FHM N 1 P' All eyes on Marke Dickinson! Xesfki 38 Band Pequea Valley, Marching their l with i at M1llefS2ESEEQesQGh'vereS1: ciriefQQe5i+-Friday night's show for thefiibdrents. It was a of hard it paid off. Fffhere were an exhibii nii eeee at Eliza? High Besides were two pa radesi Ephra ta e'a ed iiee Second iheiff the per marching uriifcontinues toelgizbk more professional every Yeilif ILI iii- L - . L ai exhaust ionififfthere iwasi Billy blows his brains out. I Susan Good stands tall with pride. Kathy Hershey eating in her band uniform? Band 39 Chorus QS A as as N, The Chorus members relax their neck muscles. . . . And relax their entire bodies. Grabbing a back always helps. 40 Chorus Upper Class Chorus Back row: Chris Poole, Jill Morris, Rhonda Yancy, Heather Fisher, Jacque Eby, Swithin Chandler, Larry Hershey, Tony Stoltzfus, Stewart Reed, Karl Stoltzfus, Jeff Witwer, Missy Esh, Monica Esh, Sabrena Thompson, Joanne Allison, Fourth row: Jill Martin, Missi Houck, Sheri Kemper, Kris High, Ellen Krechtler, Tom Smoker, Mike Miller, Marke Dickinson, Charlene Stoltzfus, Colleen O'Flaherty, Tammy Gregg, Kim Hershey, Stephanie Herr. Third Row: Marcia Barge, Shelly Denlinger, Jill Hoover, Suzanne Wahl, Donny Lee, Pam Braungard, Becky Fisher, Sharon Martin, Brenda Jordan, Samantha Nielson. Second row: Mr. Williams, Laura Hershey, Kathy Hershey, Marilyn Hostetter, Doug Byler, Sue Vincent, Chris Smoker, Amy Lacock, Wendy Eichelberger, Mary Canter, Leslie Tindall, Michele Eckman. First row: Barb Sera, Beth Clark, Kris Peters, Shelly Schenke, Kiyoko Terauchi, Michelle Hobbs, Dawn Dagen, Jessica Esh, Susan Good. Freshman Chorus Back Row: Heidi Fisher, Chris Ritzman, Lisa Nolt, Duane Gregg, Roseann Bower, Jean Denlinger, Tara Kreider, Second Row: Faith Fisher, Connie Gilgon, Mary Alice Miller, Vince Diem, Ricky Tennant, Linda Sando, Denise Kozikowski, Donna Allison. First row: Leslie Barr, Shelly Killinger, Kathie Sera, Susan Piller, Carrie Watson, Kim Ross, Debby Getty, Linda Petersheim. Chamber Singers: Top row: Chris Poole, Shelly Denlinger, Jacque Eby, Swithin Chandler, Tony Stoltzfus, Bryan Margerum, Marke Dickinson, Jeff Witwer Joanne Allison, Kim Hershey. Middle row, Laura Hershey, Heather Fisher, Larry Hershey, Mike Ritzman, Kurt Miller, Stewert Reed, Donny Lee, Stephanie Herr Mary Canter. Front row, Instructor Mark Williams Shelly Schenke, Jill Hoover, Sheri Kemper, Missi Houck, Missy Esh, Amy Lacock, County Chorus: Top row, Mike Ritzman, Bryan Margerum, Marke Dickinson, Mike Miller. District Band: Jill Hoover, Bryan Margerum, and Mike Miller, Front row, Shelly Denlinger, Amy Lacock, Joanne Allison. Jazz Band: Back row, Sue Good, Lori Lapp, Mike Ritzman, Steve Boas, Steve Mitchell, Middle row: Larry Hershey, Tom Smoker, Poppy Abreu, Mike Miller, Mat Lichty, Bryan Margerurn, Jeff Witwer, Marke Dickinson, Bill Zimmerman. Front row: Instructor Doug Albert, Mary Canter, Chris Poole, Michelle Eckman, Missy Esh, Kim Hershey FF i 42 FFA t V X--. . ' . Front row: Scott Zook, Chad Houck, Paul Beegle, Jeff Hershey, Ron Zook, Dwayne Bajusz, Mike Raumg Second row: Mark McCauley, Dean Riehl, Kevin Pisel, Ken Rottman, Brian Black, Scott Groff, Don Lucus, Candi Kauffman, Jerry Feister, Mike Hershey, Renee Bass, Ed McQueen, Third row: Travis Raum, John Walton, Steve Hershey, Ray Geiter, Alan Myers, Mark Zimmerman, Dan Walls, Rick Bohler, Todd Denlinger, Greg Kauffman, Daryl Denlinger, Frank Hartley, Brian Sweigart, Blaine Stoltzfus, Gary Marks, Billy Blank, Rod Schaeffer, Fourth row: Mr. Witwer, Lenny Martin, Bob Bouhl, Todd Harnish, Jay Marks, Wes Cramer, John Combs, George Vogt. Mr. Witwer explains statistics about beef pro- duction. Lancaster County President, Frank Hartley, Chapter President, Bob Buohlg Vice-President, Jerry Feister, Sentenal, Ed McQueen, Secretary, Ron Groffg Treasurer, Mike Hershey, Reporter, Greg Kauffman. 1 1 4 i N 1 N Senior Accomplishments Ji o r -ff Best Actor and Actress-Bryan Margerum and Shelly Denlinger More Bestors Most Likely to Succeed- Merle Esh and Stephanie Herr Best Nicknames-Shelly Schenker and Bryan Beef Margerum Quietest-Steve Boas and Mi- chele McComsey Best Vo-Techers -Sharon Pichler and Rob Eby Friendliest-Shelly Denlinger and Merle Esh 44 Senior Accomplishments Most Spirited-Swithin Chandler and Sandy Brady Must Musically Talented'SheIly Denlinger and Larry Hershey Most Talkative-Martha Weimer and Jeff High Best Dressed-Rose Thoman and Steve Miller K nv' .Pict l eel ,g'i5f:s 4 SA, fucii' Funniest-Missi Houck and Swithin Chandler Most Athletic-Michelle Eckman and Steve Miller ,. Q is A ish is SQ if S W ., ,N S 110,92 , nqfgvnso Best Business Students-Merle Esh and Teala Wallace K TLLL - V r- -, - m yA:h Senior wall in progress wi Q. A Le fi .. K - K 7 S f ., .... l ' Most Artistic-Brian Musser and Diane Hughes Teens of the Weelc-Bryan Margerum and Missy Esh Senior Accomplishments 45 Yearbook Staff Halle wonders when Andy will stop talking. Doug and Andy study a layout. in First row: Tami Gregg, Mary Canter Second row: Tom Smoker, Merle Esh Third row: Tammy Reitler, Halle Baker, Kim Lefever. Fourth row: Betty Freeman, Julie Lindner, Sue Wenger, Val Weiler, Selene Watson. Last row: Rose Riehl, Denise Kozikowski, Lela Rohrer, Karyn Meier. Z In U .. i liege-i 1 , Qs at Y- xl , at ttti 'E -..L-. v sw if 'J I A , 1' ,- ,f 1',.' f Disgusted, Tami sees this layout hasn't Doug, pick that picture up Mary dropped! been started yet. ,r .6 --s....,,Q 1.35 - Nw . ww ,Ag 'nal-f . S W -fre! y l I A l - 6 E- e?f,l N fy ., Q - g :-: Q - X Woops! It won't fit there Lela. Don't take your eyes off the copy Tammy. Q5 'QW A , . u I if . JSNI SLI A What? You want us to listen at 9:00 Saturday morning? Tami and Mary carefully select photos. Ifnl ish f wsgn 9 fi W wv , 'i..,.- -J Mrs. Rohrer gives a word of advice to Lela and Doug listens in on the top. 47 Yearbook Staff Student Secretaries And Library Aids Dennis pauses from his work to smile for the camera. Student Secretaries: Lori Haldeman, Tammy Boley, Teala Wallace Seated-Advisor-Mrs. Marianne Wenger, Amy Stoltzfus, Debbie Kin' sey, Debbie Sharitz, Rose Thoman Leave me alone to work!-Rose Thoman 48 Student SecretariesfLibrary Aides 1 Someday Kris will be a smiling business secretary, l Lisa double checks her spelling. Back row: Kim Harbach, Kim Stoltzfus, Frank Hartley, Sharon Eberly Susan Diller, Dawn Houck, Crystal Harsh, Advisor Mrs. Shreiter Second row: Tina Poletti, Terry Miels, Linda Bernard, Kim Ross, Sonya Spangler, Dawn Millisock, Donna Kinsey, Dean Carter Third row: Linda Floyd, Tia Kreider, Jody Stoltzfus, Amy Stolzfus, Kim Woolard, Jody Sears, Pam Bajusz, Gwen Denlinger Front: Ricky Tennant, Chris Meyer SPORTS We start out walking and learn to run, sharing horizons that are new to us. We work together as a team, facing the challenges that confront us. Through our experiences as athletes we learn and grow. When we are finished as competitors we can be proud of knowing that we have done the best we could. -Steve Miller Soccer The Varsity soccer team had a great- ly improved season this year, and their skills on the field showed it. The three top scorers were Doug Dietrich with 5 goals, Tim Quigley with 3 goals, and Allen Hillard with 2 goals. Their record was 1 win, 15 losses, and 2 ties. The Jr. Varsity soccer team had a very good team this year. Their three top scorers were Irvin Slaymaker with 9 goals, Greg Hadsell with 6 goals, and Eric High with 5 goals. With experience behind this year's J.V., things are really looking up for Pequea's varsity team next year. Q me 9 High, Coachg Rodger Bernecker. Kneeling: Tom Smoker, Swithin Chandler, Matt Lichty, co-captain: Jamie Raum, co-captain: Steve Miller, Daryl Denlinger, Doug Dietrich, Tim Quigley. Standing: Coach, Jon Slusser, Tim Houck, Manager, Jacque Eby, Steve Mitchell, Tim Ardrey, Jeff Witwer, Andy Lacock, Mike Ritzman, Dennis Hart, Allen Hillard, Chuck Chalfant, Jeff First row: manager, Wendy Eichelberger, Eric High, Chris Smoker, Mike Hershey, Coach, Jon Slusser. Second row: Greg Kendig, Brian Sweigart, Jay Holler, Irvin Slaymaker, Ron Groff, Third row: Daryl Lefever, Don Lee, Billy Berkhimer, Eric Herr, Fourth row: Tim Good, Greg Hadsell, Brian Diem, Doug Barge, Todd Denlinger. 5 . . VV.. 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', I , W'5if,wQ' ' H ' , . 1 rw' MM, , , .V 4- , ,. . 4. ,. ,www-fw,5 ,,,, qi 1 . 4 K f ft A ,T , A wfiiwt f ft 3, T -I f ra.. 1254 M . , . 4 - ff ,l W 4' Y - i3t'f'?,,1igJwW. re .aff A I -- ' - .t yrs wi Vxfgj-24 'M Qiqwfeyftrfgjgrf517w,y,7igZifg,1,g , ,. , .- ns. A 'WW 4 , , it W I t V, x , ' f f A1 , , , , , .,z,, , f xi ,W as ,. .. . , ,, . ,.. , , W , f ,,, ...,, , ,..p ,,t. , ...es ., 1. Jump back everybody, Pequea's here! Soccer 50 Talented Greg Hadsell waves to his fans while executing a play. Determination is clearly shown on Ron Groff's face. it . - ffsfiikf m lq.,l mm,. m1A mm,m1Q.AA. t mmL,L212A,S t mmzz . Skyx., ,11.AX: .q.1 5 mf.11 1 mm1m,gX.. A-gm pf. wt- A f-Q,:-.sie X . Q gg. fwgg S Mike Ritzman loves his soccer ball and will never let it Are you sure you're not a gymnast, Brian Diem? go. xr 1,2 X . 3 X K Tim Houck sprints open for a shot. .5 S Aim ,A Aa ,. W aww wr awww A rf 4 yf' g 1-5264, W 1 ,W 147, 'hw 4 4 If df Quddrf' Q ff MW fig? M323 if? f f YG!! 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Opponent Donegal Hempfield Garden Spot Lampeter-Strasburg f Elizabethtown ' ' McCaskey , Lancaster Mennonite , Solanco ' Penn Manory f Donegal 'V Hempfield Octorara 4 Lampeter Strasburg Elizabethtown McCaskey Lancaster Mennonite Solanco Penn Manor PV JV W L W W L L T W T T L W W L W L W W Soccer 51 Hockey Managefgsimng. Kiyoko Tefauchi, Kneeling, L to R: Rhonda Witmer, Amy Lacock, Martha Weimer, Mary Canter, Melissa Houck, Tfafiey RiCa, Siandin9'Mafilyf1 HOS- Melissa Esh, Michele Freeman, Shelly Schenke, Suzette Wenger, Standing L to R: Manager Kiyoko Terauchi, Monica Esh, Heather Fisher, Lois Bagshaw, Cheryl D. Stoltzfus, Kim Her- shey, Shannon Byler, Stephanie Herr, Cathy Ardrey, Teala Wallace, Kathy Hershey, Alice Bagshaw, Valarie Weiler, Jennifer Lichty, Coach Bicking. tetter, Becky Fisher. ns Q -f Kneeling, L to R: Jessica Esh, Sarah Fisher, Brenda Jordon, Lisa Hershey, Gina Groff, Karen Coach Graham IO the FGSCUG- Fahrenbach, Laura Hershey: Standing, L to R: Stacy Bohler, Kristine High, Suzanne Wahl, Tina Kreider, Julie Haus, Charity Martin, Tia Kreider, Laura, Keeler, Dawn Dagen, Nancy Eby. I believe the statistics speak rather well as to the basic problem of the team. We obviously didn't generate enough offense. ln eight of four- teen games, we didn't even score. ln our five losses, we suffered three major defeats, proving that when we became overpowered, we panicked and lost concentration. What the statistics do not reveal is that in four of our five league ties and in four of our non-league ties, we dominated the play. ln our 1-O loss to Conestoga Valley, the team from our section to advance the most in district play, we played very well. Therefore, we cannot forget that our opponents outscored us three to one: conversely, we cannot forget that we only lost five of fourteen games, maintaining an equilib- rium with nine other teams, Hopefully, next year we can hurdle that impasse and turn the nine ties into victories. -Coach Ruth Bicking Most Valuble Player: Offense'Suzette Wenger, Defense'Lois Bagshaw. Senior hockey players 52 Hockey S Coach Bicking, Coach Grahamg OOOH! Another tie. Suzette Wenger, Intelligent people play hockey. if 6: : We were awesome-Suzette Wenger asap-eeri e ee . fe Q. - . 1, we - S lil 3 . g -:jx L, Q C ' s 553 Q wx., ' x XQREQX I ' is 'Nm as ' N .X V r - e 4 we . - X is M X S Jef if fy i. ww- PM Bet you can't do what Kathy is doing. Just a little further Missi! ixvwzwggg me PV .Jv Alurnnikl l-'A i l'll .-h. .-f r- 1 Oxford e e eeeeee 1 L Twin vsngy 5 eeeeeeeee eeee 2 W W Oclofaereeg eerrl T ehlleh eheee W W eell'l llelr leeef W LMI'i5f eeai eerehee 1 ehhee f e L Manheirrg5,Township Ol :ll L Hempfielil 0 O T Garden SpQt N 6. Q0 L e eeel reee L W WWLW heee eeee elee eeeee i reeee eeeeeee i W . .,.. : Hockey 53 Cross Countr Front Row: MikeYackanech, Marke Dickinson, Andy Carrigan, Christine Ritzman. Back Row: Parke Weaver, Glen Sensenig, Coach Robert Siegel, Captain Bob Buohl, Manager Linda Bernard. The Cross Country had a tough year in the 1983-84 school year. Their record of O and 20 was the worst ever ex- perienced by a P.V. Cross Country team. The season started off on the wrong foot as two of the top runners could not make the first meet. The team also suffered from more injuries than normal through- out the season. Next year things will look better as the top two runners will be return- ing. Marke Dickinson as a sen- ior and Mickey Yackanech as a Senior. Hopefully, with the pro- posed track team there will be a revised interest in the Cross Country. Chris Ritzman takes a moment to smile as she nears the finish line. 54 Cross Country Captain Bob Buohl leads the team in determination. Number one runner, Marke Dickinson, blazes the way to the finish line. ,, Z, W , W Garden Penn Mafneffg Lancaster g 'VVV Zilic Conesto ai ,ll 9 iisi L PV 55 55 50 40 QM 53 LMH iii 43 34 ' Lebanon 15 48 . EQLC0 V ,, ,,'. iii ll 'ii. rii i1 ir 5 24 325, LQ 5 a lrii ',,ii 5 Cwarfflzzm 115 i rr i gg 5 ii4'i if i irri r,i iiir Q53 gfiiii Mikey paces himself for the long run. Glenn Sensenig concentrates on the finish line. Aizyay if f'r flly Cross Country 55 Jr. High Fall Sports 'kv Kneeling: Rose Riehl, Denise Kozikowski, Cheryl Sweigart, Tracey Hershey, Marie Hershey, Lynn Detterline. Standing: coach, Connie Lindsley, Carol Smoker, Lela Rohrer, Tina Good, Teresa Wood, Lori Good, Heidi Fisher, Tara Kreider, Linda Petersheimg coach, Angie Burkholder. The managers and statisticians for the winning Junior High hockey team are Jody Stoltzfus and Leslie Barr. gy.. r' . Paul Beegle lofts the ball to an awaiting L S ggi - ' wing, Q5 T 1 i ... l Kneeling: Paul Beegle, Rennie Resmini, Joe Denlinger, Scott Groff, Donald Palmer, Jim Denlinger, Mike Quigley. Standing: Nadim Baker, Doug Hersh, Kevin Pisel, Chad Houck, Lyle Hershey, Brian Black, Eric Allgyerg coach, Tom Perella. Beegle boots the ball far from the boundary, 56 Junior High Sports . K ,--7i . K K . . ...-,:: X..X .. . -i -..: .-. M ..,:. -. - .:.4::.,.... .ssst-st.: if- .fii . .,.ss s..,s.,ts 1. - .- . - . -1 - if siiiizrgfiggifsfwzfre- .: -: . . . - - -1:-ts:-M.. ss. . 1- , - .- E ...X f Cheerleading Allison helps lead the crowd with spirit. 99959 git? Back row: Michele Shank, Heidi Potts, Co-captain Allison Williams. Middle row: Captain Sandy Brady, Allen shows his stuff at the powder puff soccer game. Our faithful senior spirit-Allen Hillard, Dennis Hart and Bryan Margerum. Kelly Landis, Crystal Wallace. Front row: Elizabeth Palmer. This year's soccer cheerleading squad sup- ported the team through all kinds of weather and circumstances. They devotedly stood by the team even when the outlook was not favorable. Their attitude and constant com- panionship inspired us all. Without their never ending spirit and smiling faces our soccer games would have lacked pizzazz. All of the Cheerleading squads fsoccer, basketball, and wrestlingj went to competition in the spring to represent the school's spirit. Cheerleading 57 Wrestling 4 l Mighty Mike McGinnis makes his opponent beg for mercy. This wrestler was no match for Troy Slaymaker as he flexes his strength Kneeling: Mark Kachel, Troy Slaymaker, Gary Dukeman, Jay Holler, Steve Moury, Jerry Garver, Troy Rutter, Greg Kendig, Brian Sweigart, Mickey Yackanach. Standing: Coach Arment, Bob Spotts, John Walton, Matt Lichty, Mike McGinnis, Captain-Chad Milller, Mike Ritzman, Gary Bowman, Captain-Jeff Witwer, Ron Groff, Glenn Sensenig, Jeff Hughes, Bill Berkhimer, Brian Diem, Coach McClure. This year's varsity wrestling team com- piled an overall dual meet record of eight wins and seven losses, and a league record of five wins and five loses. Senior Co-Captain Chad Miller and Jeff Witwer had individual winning seasons for the Braves as did Ron Groff, Bill Berk- himer, Mike McGinnis, Glen Sensenig, Brain Sweigart and Bob Spotts. ln the Dutchman Holiday Tournament the team placed third with six individual place wimners. Pequea Valley wrestlers who won awards at the tournaments were: Ron Groff first, .Jon Walton second, Bill Berkhimer second, Matt Lichty third, Chad Miller third, Mike McGinnis third. A highlight of the season was the team's traveling to Newfane, New York and beat- ing the Panthers by a score of 36 - 23 to bring the Hershey Cup back to Pequea Val- ley! 58 Wrestling Determination is engraved in Captain Chad Millers face as his foe tries in vain to take him down. Ron Groff puts on the moves right before he decks his guy. The team looks to the seniors for leadership and guidance. Back Row- Mike Ritzman, Gary Bowman, Coach Jeff McClure, Front-Co-Captain Jeff Witwer, Co-Captain Chad Miller. PnUlliE9i V,q1,1,EY WRESTLING milfs? mf-Lm XIYX sw.. V Our devoted wrestling managers have spent many winter afternoons mopping mats, carrying equip- ment, and cheering on their wrestlers. From top to bottom- Senior Tammy Reitler, Senior Kim Lefever and Junior Amy Stoltzfus. ,lists A weary Mark Kachel still finds enough energy to raise his arm in victory. Jerry Garver shows his flexibility during his match. if K , i A,,,.,,,,.t. Mark Kachel dominates 126 pounder from Lampeter-Strasburg. Gary Dukeman is all over the Hempfield grappler Opponent Newfne 23 y Oetoirara 29 2 Hemjifielcl i 48 yiti Noriebco 31 Cedar Crest 18 Annville Cleona 36 Cocalico 18 Lancaster Catholic 51 Columbia 18 Larnggieter-Strasburg yiii yyiii i i 47 y Gaiden Spot ' iiiii l iiti ' i 40 Lebanon 27 ELCO 9 Donegal 41 Conestoga Valley 27 Basketball The boys basketball team had a very improved season this year. With a final record of 4 and 10, the team had an exciting season. Their most satisfying 'victory was the 60-39 decision over rival Garden Spot. The most disappointing games were the one point losses to Elco and Norlebco. The team finished in sixth place of our division. Top scorer and rebounder was Randy Eshleman and Rodney Myers had the most steals. .X .M lece . .,.......s,W..'-N-f . . ' r m,,,e..M..,,,,. K ttyg g i MMT V We it K in - - in K -sf'-we lc . -SS :fife- . W r effiigggif Rodney Myers saunters down the court for another lay up. Randy Eshelman lets the ball and himself fly through the air. Left to Right: Rodney Myers, Karl Stoltzfus, Bob Buohl, Brian Boots, Bryan Margerum, Coach Jeff Bohler, Randy Eshelman, Kurt Miller, Jeff High, Mike Gatto, Curt Huber. Kneeling: Ricky Bohler, Bob Buohl makes a shot as his opponents close in on him. xi 3 , K5 wx . t 1.. . e..s R e c .,,, :' izi' . eaai ' . ' .kv -.:. Q . E llifx I ff-if Q 2 ,. ts . ' K i . ,.,, S .eggg g ' .... .--- - yas- . ll K. ' . . 2 Brian Boots blows off his competitor from L.S. Maw, .MMM fiend Curt Huber struts his stuff around the court. A familiar sight at basketball games-athletic director Mr. Kratzer casually discussing sports with the coach. , uv SBU? vi r JV Team Left-right- Doug Dietrich, Bill Good, Greg Hadsell, Tim Houck, Brad Robinson, Coach Bill Charles, Tim Good, Marlin Lapp, Lewis Woods, Glenn Smith, Duff Meier, Mike Hershey. F Greg Hadsell prepares to swish one through and iw urge Pequea on to victory. , ' As the tension grew Karl knew what he had to do. Tim H0UCk takes an Outside shot. Reliable scorekeepkrs Mr. Perella and Mr. Wile are engrossed in their Jeff High fsnit enjoying his position' jobs. Lewis Woods roars down the court Opponent LMH Donegal Elco Lampeter - Strasburg Norlebco Lebanon ' Catholic Annville Cleona LMH Donegal ElC0 -- Lampeter - Stlfasbu rg hlbrlebco 'ff Annville Cleonal C Huber adds valuable points Girls Basketball if Even though the team had a winless season, scoring and close- ness of some games indicates their improvement. Playing exper- ience from 5 returning seniors at- tributed to that improvement. Leading scorer was Suzette Wenger. Other starters included Michelle Eckman, Stacy Fitz- water, Julie Lindner, and Betty Mills. Jill Hoover, Betty Mills and Stacy Fitzwater want to know what to -...f ...J 3 1 try next, --' A,-,H MIX mmm ,. MN.. .....,,,,,.e,..M--- ' Halle Baker likes to look confident itil Y s..,,-f ii n-.--.., Hands up if you wanna win! Varsity team. Back row left to right, Stacy Fitzwater, Linda Bernard, Coach Burkholder, Halle Baker, Julie Lindner, Middle row, Betty Mills, Michelle Eckman. Front, Suzette Wenger It's up there Stacy! Betty Mills aims high. Hands off! lt's mine! Shoot it or swat it, Michelle. Concentration Linda! 62 Girls Basketball lf everybody waves it can't get past us . . us. ' JV Team Back row, Tina Good, Lori Good, Connie Gilgore, Cheryl Sweigart, Kelly Hess, Val Weller, Twila Wallace, Shelly Killinger, Anne Roessler, Sue Diller, Faith Fisher, Coach Brewer. Front row, Carol Smoker, Jill Hoover -,kk:. ,.LL :.L 2r,L ' . i ., C ,R , 3 rn Z U .. V ui 5' 2:2 Q, 2, o E U o .. Ei o tt M-.. s M K Shelly Killinger steps right up Jill Hoover plays Val Weller shoots to kill Opponent LMH Donegal Elco 1 Lampeter ' Strasburg Norlebco Lebenon Catholic Annville Cleona LMH ,C Donegal Elco Lampeter - Strasburg Norlebco ' Lebenon Catholic ' . for keeps. 3, Q ., M, md N ,,,.,.,1 ,MMM Llp, up, and away . . . 50 50 40 64 49 57 73 47 7 50 40 29 43 56 Gymnastics The gymnastics team had a 1 and 7 record this year. It was a young seven member team, with Martha Weimer the only senior, and more than half freshman. The team was coached by Kaye Shorts and Cindy Green. Team captains were Martha Weimer and Jennifer Lichty, with Jen being voted most valuable team member. The season started out disappointing, but finished with very high scores and a deserving win against McCaskey. Two of our gymnasts, Jen Lichty and Lela Rohrer, went on to compete at the city-county meet. We will lose only one senior next year, leaving us with a very strong team and some skilled newcomers. Bottom Row: Karyn Meier, Marie Hershey, Leslie Barr, Lela Rohrer, Jennifer Lichty. Top Row: Rose Riehl, Lori Lapp, Denise Kozikowski, Martha Weimer, Coach Cindy Green, Coach Kaye Shorts. Lela Rohrer jumps for joy! 64 Gymnastics All for Pequea stand up and lean! Martha Weimer flashes a Colgate smile. 5 2 E 3 Q s 2 2 Q S M .... W Q . - ' f X A perfect split is Lori's style. Marie concentrates on a new move. Leslie works out with a smile. Jen's leap earned points on beam. f f M I It y Q 'gffsiigg sf 6 ,147 4 ,ff ML fafwiwwf W wwf 7 , iV'iT ,!vf, f sw,f44fwffm, A ft H 7,ffft,fwitgz?fergi':,mx3,2pz4f2ff?tf T' W! fw:z:,f2fw- VHNi, ,w,?fazf 7' f2'u53f f23:zfvf'f KIM' 'V,, , ,,ff, . 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Front row, left to right, Darryl Sweigart, Dwight Hershey, Marty Gatto, Don Palmer, Mike Quigley, Kenny Root, Steve Linsley. Back row, left to right, Coach Musser, manager Leah Riehl, Brent Seldom' i bridge, David Gillenwater, Richie Bass, Shane DeHaven, Matt Ehrhart, Jay McCarraher, Keith High, Coach Witwer. Middle row, left to right, manager Mickey Hershey, Chuck Alexander, Ed Frank, Greg Esh, Dave Weller, Paul Beegle, Darryl Ranck, manager Kristen Meier, Bottom row, Dorin Kramer, Doyle Reiter, Sheldon Smoker, Mark McDorney, Deryl Stoltzfus, Andrew Taylor, Triple Trouble!!! Keith Ccocaptainj, Matt, and Paul fco-captainl Cheerleading Coach Joanne Groff fstandingj Top Left-right, Stacey Bohler, Kathy Sera, Sheri Kemper, Bridget Casselg Bottom: Tracy Hershey, Teala Wallace, Jeanne Lefever, Jody Stoltzfus. P '. I Top-Left-right: Michelle Shenk, Allison Williams, Kelly Landis, Middle: Sandy Brady, Elizabeth Palmer, Laura Keeler, Bottom: Julie Haus, Hope Hershey, Crystal Wallace. Sheri Kemper beat. ! sim Newt, Aki. Elizabeth Palmer and Julie Haus show their spirit. ,.. t.,...., .. ...M pp- e--1. Ca tain Teala Wallace has the Pequea -H.-.F ,Y Chess r M I Strategy is the name of the game. 'iv-o Beth Clark contemplates her next To Mike Hougnan, his next move is as 68 Chess clear as knight 6 day. move, Mr. Ranck knows all the right moves. Stacy Kauffman, Beth Clark, Mr. Ranck, Mike Hougnan. K, 'vt' Q ww ' ,QS Concentration is the keynote in Stacy Kaufman's game Q ff? M' C M Q. . . .,,.. g f .4 Adviser, Mr. Ranck, discusses the techniques of a good chess player Opponent LMH . ,,,, ,li ,tt3 i r t r ,f. Conestoga Valley V WW 1 i,,,,,, Township i ,,1, t,,, i y Solanco 1 Penn Manor ww 6415 :Q 'Aa . ,, .7- ffffkfff f aj . , 4 ,f,, ' y . 14 f , M , W 1 fyf 1 tg my jf , , fi f 0 1, f 2 Zfw W M 1 40 L2 --ggi B Xt, ' 2 Eric Allgyer Donna Allison Robert Aven Pam Bajusz Nadim Baker Leslie Barr Elaine Beachy Paul Beegle Say sets an example all of us should follow 'Lf 'l -wf , i Mark Berky Brian Black Kim Blank Brian Boley Susan Boley ,,,.f , gf,: 3,35 : eiii. l M A ' A 2 'l ll ' Z A f I .,,, '- John Bosley Roseann Bower Class Adviser, Jim Brewery President, Cheryl Mike Brooks Todd Brown Lori Clark Sweigartg Vice President, Marie Hershey, Sec- retary, Lori Good, Treasurer, Tina Good. ......, ,,., , C H John Combs Barbara Day Chuck DeHaven Gwen Denlinger James Denlinger 4, Freshmen 70 Joe Denlinger Lynn Detterline Mike Diem Vincent Diem Susan Diller Tara Kreider pauses for a smile. Not Pictured: in Toby Baldwin i' iam '- William George W ' 5. Z,k, Kafef' Landis Elizabeth Newborg - George Peters 'i A Yvonne Price Q , M 2 Dewey Skowood ' 'll i 'll l 'll ' V 5 ' Letitia Kauffman Matthew Ehrhart Robert Richard Eldridge Ricky Esh Faith Fisher Heidi Fisher Eichelberger i an. Betty Freeman Margaret Funk Raymond Geiter Debby Getty Connie Gilgore We David Lori Good Tina Good Doug Graham Holly Graham Brian Boley primps for photos. Gmenwater l it ' K Nt 'QS Duane Gregg Brain Griest Vicky G1-iffy Scott Groff Kim Harbach eg 4-sms .. t. N Crystal Harsh Dawn Haug Doug Hersh Jeff Hershey Lyle Hershey Doug watches an escapee insect Crawl up Eric's back. V2 Marie Hershey Steve Hershey Tracy Hershey Keith High Chad Houck Ads a we , N f , , A A Candi Kauffman John Kauffman Michelle Killinger Donna Killius Donna Kinsey Wendy finds daydreaming more interesting. Not pictured: Q1 Carmen Torres Barbara Trout John Walton Kelly Warmiak Gail Wertz Brian Stoneburner Donald Stoltzfus Lewis Woods Denise Tara Kreider Jeanne Lefever Lori Lindner Keng Lo Billy Lowrey Kozlkowskl Freshmen 71 TYQTQPT.-w '--... ..,,MmmM.N Don Lucas Marette Mary Manchor Kenny Martin Mark McCauley Magargle Kelly Karyn Meier Teresa Miles Mary Alice Miller Dawn Millisock - , I . MCI-aughlin Pele beware! Donald Palmer is gaining on you. Norman Allen Myers Marsha Myers Lisa Nolt Donald Palmer Montgomery an Michelle Robinson carried ,The pass ,, Linda Petersheim Ron Phillips Kevin Pisel Tina Poletti John Prokay Richard Prokay Mike Quigley Saysavath Travis Raum Norman Refford Ratjavong . iw .. VW f ,.,, , W is ,Z 2 W Mm W X 'Q4225 2 W if X PM f f A Rennie Resmini Dean Riehl Rose Riehl Christine Michelle H H Ritzman Robinson No photographs please, Lela protests. f ' f , 1 7, AW g ' , in M, A 'gf ..-i. ,,. iii ' fig , Q Z, 2 , 4 f 3 W 2 . ' , I fi.. 'W I A Lela Rohrer Debbie Ross Kim Ross Ken Rottman Laurie Rubright Linda Sandoe Tony Savini 72 Freshman 'L' f W r ff ,W ?! af 'Q W M I ff s f W V, 5 Doug Shabach Cynthia Scott Stacey Sears Vanisa Sellers Kathleen Sera T if 'gli fig? My 20 , If ag!! ,A as f V .. -I .47 v fy if by A 'I . , A ,f thg6,,'1vg K 5 ' 4 n . Rodney Shaffer June Sheaffer Rod Sheaffer Heather Siegel James Skethway Lori Good eyes the camera, 'Ikon ml . if 'll' ' , illlf fi , Carol Smoker Matthew Sowers Sonya Spangler Paula States Dennis Stoltzfus S I f H Jod K' A Doug to tz us eather Stoltzfus y Stoltzfus im Stoltzfus my Summers A Sly Smile from Kim Stoltzfus, l Cheryl Sweigart Lynett Sweigart Ricky Tennant Wendy Trout George H, Vogt 1 'ii K 2 ff' i' , . Doug Vought Molly Walton Carrie Watson John Watson Tricia White Denise Koz and Tracy Hersh Sean Wilson Teresa Wood Mark Barry Yoder Genia Scott Zook Daniel Walls Zimmerman Zimmerman Freshmen 73 Pamela Beck Bill Berkhimer Duane Blank Ricky Bohler Stacy Bohler Tony Boley Cathy Brembas Tim Ardrey Doug Barge Renee Bass Doug Graybill shows his spirit on Shades Day. Laurie Brown Rhonda Brown Thomas Carbone Secretary, Laurie Brown: Treasurer, Sa- Sean garter Bridger Casser mantha Nielseng Class Adviser, Mr. Harold Elizabeth Clark Gordon Crark Anne Coulter Dawn Dagen Ahh Doug Dietrich Kimberly Gary Dukeman Sophomores 74 Brennerg President, Mike McGinnisg Vice Predi- dent, Fred Phillips Cathleen Day Todd Denlinger Brian Diem D'Allessandro N M ' Dorwart ancy Eby omca Esh Laura Hershey thououghly enjoys English L. Jessica Esh Kevin Fisher David Fox Joe Frank Andrew Garver Wendy Garver Tim Good i W W William Good Sandra Gossert Doug Graybill John Gregorio Greg Hadsell Charlene Slollzfus ls actually worklng ln Todd Hamish Patrick Harple Eric Herr Karen Hersh Laura Hershey study! is1if519m,, f' , ' ' 'i'i A Z if Y Zi! ? , , g , , , Vy,. ,... - , , ,,,ri,,, 1 Z X , Z ,Hin f4ff,l,,Wf3g fi ,A 5 A Lisa Hershey Mike Hershey Penny Hess Eric High Kristine High George Hilton Jay Holler Jill Hoover Marilyn Hostetter Connie Houck A I V Wir machen immer spass in Deutsch. 1 gg me 4579 'Z ,fig 73. 'Y 5 ' few X , f M' , 'Q X f ff, , f ff f , f W X l f Lenny Houck Mike Hougnon Jeff Hughes Mark Kachel Walter Kaminski 5' ,E:Vl.ll! 3 ,,ll E hV,, 7 Q. , 27 YA V A5 s rf r Q- A fi. - Diane Kauffman Tisha Kauffman Sheri Kemper Greg Kendig Reuben Killinger its sl-ll -x Schools always a lllllll a mlnule lol. Doug Raymond Kohr Lisa Lantz Lorie Lapp Marlon Lapp Cynthia Lawson Dietrich. Donald Lee Melissa Leibley Jennifer Lichty Jodi Manganello Jay Marks Zgif ' f f n f iiaif f i, f Of if Q 52 f A' fi' Hg I 1 f ZZ ., , we I-V ' fp I V?f' f3f 7 1 W z - 4. a'1f: , Charity Martin Jill Martin Leonard Martin Tom McCarty Mike McGinnis A sneaky grin lights up Anne Coulter's face W f 2 is at Diane McLemore John Means Jill Morris Steve Moury Beth Musser For once Jay Holler is hard at work. Kimberly Packi Ranae Peachy Fred Phillips Harriet Phillips Lynn Price Mike Raum Kelly Rice Paul Riley Brad Robinson Karen Root V ..6,,,.. ,, '- 4- Z 2 f,,,f, Www , Dan Rottman Troy Rutter Carl Sandoe Angela Schabach Glenn Sensenlg Christine Myer Roy Myers Victor Newborg Samantha Colleen Nielsen O'Flaherty Jen Lichty shows the latest in lab aprons. Michelle Sharitz Noris Shirk Scott Simmons lrvin Slaymaker Troy Slaymaker B ,d D Jonnette Smith Christopher Shane Spangler Ronald Squier Russel Squier What s the latest, ri get. Smoker , ,rri Charlene Patricia Stoltzfus Tony Stoltzfus Jerry Sulo Penny Sweigart Fred Swope Sabrena Stoltzfus U Thompson V as if V- , f M V an 1 A- ,N A Tay i N , V 'ig X Bill Tillman Leslie Tindall Jody Tober Rebecca Torrens Victor Trout Patti Stoltzfus gossips with Marilyn Hostetter i C ,F What's so funny, Mike? f V IEAAV if Teresa Youn Kathleen Kristine Cheri Zook Louis Woods 9 Sue Vincent Suzanne Wahl Twila Wallace Deborah Wasson Donald Watson Teressa Weir Mike Wiggins Sharon Wilson Rhonda Witmer Rhonda Yancy Not pictured: Tim Martin James Meadows Kelly Myers Patrice Pandola Zimmerman Zimmerman Sophomores 77 UHIOTS A llff ' 'I' i ' ' Benito Abreu Amber Amway Alice Bagshaw I Lois Ba shaw Marcia Bar e Earl Beach Charles Black Dennis Blank . , 9 g y Ron Groff shows determination. ff 5 aiir T it gg. . . Randy Blank William Blank Janet Boley Tracey Boley ' Secretary, Wendy Eichelbergerg Class Advisers, Mrs. Linda Moyer, v Dowd Brooks Miss Lisa Adkinsgg Treasurer, Steve Mitchellg President, Ron Groffg Rmhafd Brooks Douglas Byler WBHY Carpenter Vice-President Greg Kauffman Jay Carper Francis Wes Cramer Mike Davis Tracey Davis Ciarrocchi ,W Christine Day Anita Denlinger Daryl Denlinger Marke Dickinson , Mike Eckman Michele Hobbs Wendy Sandy Eitnier Karen Jerry Feister Heather Fisher Monica Fisher Rebecca Fisher Eichelberger Fahrenbach 3, wg Sarah Fisher Tonna Fisher Linda Floyd Yvonne Faulk Jerry Garver S 'gif R X Q we AQ .A my SQ ' X Chris is just hanging around Mike Gatto Marsha George Judy Gillenwater Terri Glauner Susan Good J Q- ,.,. , J ,. Kimberly Bethann Gina Groff Randy Groff Ronald Groff Graham Graybeal Lori Haldeman Julie Haus Hope Hershey Jim Heagy Kelly Hess Je m'appelle Michele Shank .R Karl Stoltzfus , . . Twilight Zone Michele Hobbs Jerold Hoffman Dale Houck MeChellE: HOuCk Tim HOUCk Curtis Huber Daniel Hughes Brenda Jordan Greg Kauffman Laura Keeler A use Tracy Kohl Ricki Kohr Mike Krammes Jeff Krantz Tia Kreider Tina Kreider Brad Kurtz Juniors 79 , ' 1 - ' In V 1 - I QWM 1 , Z W yr 1, f, 1 1,111 1 1 ' it , 1 . MAJ, f ,1 V , ,, , of U5 1 ,ly Amy Lacock Andrew Lacock Kelly Landis Daryl Lefever Matt Lichty f 1 v I 9152 XZ! I 1 352 1 f ? 1 1 . . rwwiffi ':,mf,:fref-. .1 , ,,., ff f ,111 O W 1 Q ff 211 1 1 1 1 Sl WW Lori Mackenzie Theresa Maestle Angie Gary Marks Connie Martin Amy Lacock doing her density routine during Manganello chemistry. , . .., A W A me ay MQW iiir Aie WW' WWW 2 ', 1 ff1,.' ga, Z y .EL ig,?!Egli1 , QHQiE'fMf Aiid B Steve J. Martin Roger Martin Sharon Martin Steve Martin Ray MCGrane QW' Wwe Q mwvw?wfgv AW li' 5 Ed McQueen Duff Meier Duane Mellinger Lori Meshey Harold Miles Mike Miller Sherry Miller Doug Byler only looks shy' Lori Millisak Betty Mills Steve Mitchell , 91,5 I ' if 1 f W 'gg ' 1i, , me fv1aa12f it : ww ff- ggi fewra 2 1Q11w ea e Joe Movinsky Debbie Muzereus Rodney Myers Kelly Myers Karen Nolt fr vm K Elizabeth Palmer Kris Peters Heidi Potts Becky Tim Quigely Rodney Myers is busy studying The Juniors 80 Przychodzen Art of Basketball. L . Steward Reed Tracy Rice Dennis Rife Annie Roessler Con nie Root 'f M f J fZ9lE!i'f ' Wifi' y , 4 A ,. ,i i V ,-, V, , . if an 9,5 ff M lm in We X X A X K1 I fl 1 V! if 4 y I . ,.,. z f fr 4 5 A X , X. -1 Steve Ruth Glenda Scott Jodie Sears Michele Shank Jeff Shuler Nancy M5 1 J J W' 6' X l ,, V V 'V 4l f H F' l f lynx 'V Mike Snively V ' ,,.,,. Mu, ' s Slaymaker Robert Spotts Susan Steele Tasha Sellers Dean Shaffer Connie would rather not talk about it. Glenn Smith Sherri Smoker Andy Manfred Lacock ma One, 5 . L . - , wwf'- if ff VV.. W C' s I 1 X fl' ,luv X Bryan Stoltzfus Karl Stoltzfus Ronald Stoltzfus Rebecca Stringer Brian l Crystal Wallace John Walton Via: V,::2-ztffw ' ' ,f W 1 1 W, x , , ,,,,,, Parke Weaver Valerie Weiler X , 1 'Mm , V V Q f X-va I I , Suzet A . W, V' ,VV ,,. , . V wif fm: Vw ' , V ' ' H A V Kim Woolard Mike Yackanech Bethann Cynthia Zook Ron Zimmerman ald Zook A in nhandles another Amy Stoltzfus Blaine Stoltzfus Sweigart David Trostle Robert Trout K ' in te Wenger Karen Wertz Allison Williams Not pictured: Dwayne Bajusz Christopher Carbone Joanne George Kurt Miller Pete Warmiack Juniors 81 Career Focus Z 2 L www 5 I mm M' ,.. ..., - -M Diane Graham and Kim Wenger flash carbon copy smiles. Debbie Sharitz presents Apple. Stacey Fitzwater shows us that typing is not all fun and games. , ..r. L , 1 Q YV 447' so k an ,K X ,L er., or dt, diggs Ni' .M Ml...-1-' D - 'Q D ..,gex'YQ::Q:5i'9 F X as n. . wesgs ig. - .. Qi . Whiz Kids, Daryl Lefever and Randy Blank, try their hands at the computer. Shorthand comes naturally for Kim Graham gs s X Sf ,F .. :Ex f- - ri gm . ' r- 'F . x . 5 ai J s. , .. N 'E .. A rl Q E X Dawn Coulter and Brenda Baker practice their bedside manner on Michelle Swope Tm'-M z as 4 Rhonda Neuhouser perfects her pie making skills. lx. fm 1' Q Ss. gf gg . g Nr- K .. N f 'w I ' i L L xi Mark Crawford excells in his course at Vo-Tech. Giving a facial is a small part of what Deb Axe does in Cosmetology. Cosmotology student Sharon Pichler helps beauti- fy the world. Gary Bowman concentrates on sanding. Bill Lefever enjoys preparing himself to become a welder someday. Donna Gillenwater is a true craftsman at heart. Eno got there. Vo-tech was never the same after Jenn y What is Jackie Martin thinking about? Rick Lowery shaping his fUiUl'e4 Where's the blue wire go, Mike? Bob Bird ardently works with the drill press. iw' Bob Thompkins hammers out an education. Rodney Gossert is hard at work fixing the what-you-call-it. At least Stacey Kauffman has time to stop for a picture. Karen Fahrenbach cuts her way to suc- cess. ENIORS We have come so far, yet we have only just begun. Twelve years of school and now they are done. We have so many roads to choose. We have learned to walk, now to run. We've just begun. We are sharing horizons that are new to us, before the rising sun of our desti- nies. So far, we have watched the world go by together. Now we must choose a path on our own. We have followed the signs of a one way street to a clover leaf of many directions. We've only just be- gun to live. --Swithin Chandler lV Joanne Lynn Allison Deborah M. Axe Jodi enjoys twirling playing guitar and running around with the gang. She is always heard saying l guess! Her most prized possessions are memories of high school. After H.S. Jodi plans to attend Grove City College for accounting and in ten years expects to be working as an accountant in the Pittsburgh area living life to the fullest and getting rich. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Gerz because Even though his class was boring l learned the most from him. Her activities include: Softball 9' Chorus 9 10 11 12' Band Front 9 10 11 12 QMajorette Capt. 10 11 121- Chambersingers 10 11 12' AFS 10- Stage 772 12- NHS 10 11 12 fSecretary 121' 11 12 QPit Orchestra 115. Squid prizes her bikini and has a habit of saying Who cares? She loves to swim sunbathe and play indoor hock- ey. She plans to go on to college and major in speech pathology. Her special teacher is Mr. Celli. Cathy participat- ed in Field Hockey 9 10 11 12- Chorus 9 10' AFS 9' Class Treasurer 10 11 12' Varsity Club 12' Homecoming Court 12' Youth Group 9 10 11 12. Deb s favorite saying is Fine no problem! Her most prized possessions are Jeff and her stero. Little Dude enjoys draw- ing and sports. She plans to get married and have her own beauty salon. After H.S. and in ten years she expects to be sunbathing in Hawaii. Her activities include: Cross Country 10 11 12- Vo-Tech 10 11 12' FFA 9 AFS 12' Libary Aide 9. Hop Along enjoys reading and talking and is involved in the club Action-Impact. Her most prized possessions are God Jayson my parents and friends. Her favorite saying is Hogwash!! She plans to attend nursing school and in ten years she expects to be living in Maryland working as a housewife and a nurse. Her favorite teacher is Miss Shapelia. Library Aide 9. Her activities include: Vo-Tech fHealth Assistantj ll, 123 Cathy Sue Ardrey Brenda S. Baker Cohcert Band 9, 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 125 Musicals 10: i Halle Elizabeth Baker Halloweenie s most prizes possessions are my best friend my family and all my memories good and bad . She can be heard saying Who is it this week Jule? or I think I m in love' She loves to play basketball and ride horses Halle plans to attend nursing school after high school and expects to be playing for the 76 ers at 2 5 million dollars a year ln ten years Her favorite teacher IS Mr Meley because h always let me know how ugly l was She also likes Mr Musser and Mr Gerz Her actlvltles Include Girls Basketball 9 10 11 12 Cocaptam 10 Field Hockey Manager 10 AFS Secretary 12 Yearbook Club 12 Casey s most prized possession is his car He is always heard saying Yea Well He is Involved in the school s computer club Casey plans to enter the Marine Reserves and drafting school and expects to be in Bierut ln ten years His favorite teacher IS Mr Brenner His activities Include Baseball 12 Boy s Basketball 9 Marching Band 9 10 Concert Band 9 10 Football 9 Homecoming Escort 12 Caslmer W Barcz lll 1 -v ' - . ' 1 . e 10, 1'1, 125 Library Aide 95 Varsity Club 11, 123 Student Melissa M. Barcz Missie s favorite saying is Mr. Bernecker I like your pants. Her favorite hobby is stacking lockers and her most prized possessions are her rings. She plans to attend college. Mis- forget freeday. Her activities include Marching Band 9 10' Concert Band 9 10. Naughty Nette enjoys her friends and family. Her favorite saying is God grant me the serenity to change the things I can to accept the things I cannot change and the wisdom to know the difference. After high school she plans to get married and have kids. She admires Mr. Bassett for ' putting up with her. Annette Bass sie's favorite teacher is Mrs. Wenger because l'lI never ,, , , , . . Adnil's most prized possessions are her friends and her salva- tion. Her favorite saying is snitenbaucher or snit. Trou- ble enjoys stamp collecting, softball, and basketball. Her future plans are to get out of the house, get a job, and go to college later. In ten years she expects to be manager of a store or restaurant. Her favorite faculty member is Mr. Thomas because he was always a friend, but a principal too. Her activites include Softball 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Basket- ball9 10 11 12- Cross Counrty Manager 10 11 12- Chorus 9 ll- AFS 10 11 12- Varsity Club 11 12' Student Secretary 12' Library Aide 9 12' Musical 10 11 12. Sam enjoys doing craft work. Her most prized possession is her family. Her favorite saying is You re such a Nimrod! She plans to attend nursing school to become a nurse in a nursing home after high school. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Meley because 'He talks to and understands his students. Her activities include Girls Basketball 9 lmanager 101' Field a Sue Bernard Hvfkey manager 9' 10- y Samantha A. Bernard Bob, or Birdy's favorite saying is check it out. His most prized possessions are his family and friends. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, music, cars, girls, and cruising. He plans to enter the Marines after high school and expects to be in the mountains or Hawaii in ten years. His favorite teacher is Miss Bicking because she's just a nice, wonderful teacher. We should have more like her. Bob's activities include V.l.C.A. 125 Vo-tech Building Maintenance 11, 123 Library Aide 9 Bloomy s most prized possession IS her friends She has been heard saying Sure fine no problem She plans to work after high school e E. Bird, Jr. Nancy Y. Bloom . .. ,. i . , .. ., . . 1 , , , , i , V . 1 , , r 1 . ,. , , .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. , .V . .. , W v ivgw 1 . . ll, I2 .. .. . . , .. . .. . , , , , . , , , . Boas s most prized possession is his sanity. His favorite saying is mumble mumble... He enjoys bicycle racing and woodworking. Steve plans to attend college for industrial art education. When asked where he ll be in ten years he replied with my luck the twilight zone. His favorite teacher is Mr. Yuska because he introduced him to industrial art. His activi- ties include Tennis 11 12' Marching Band 9 10 11 12- Jazz Band 9 10 11 12' Concert Band 9 10 11 12' Tammy enjoys making crafts. Her most prized possessions are her family and friends. She is always heard saying 'Real- ly get serious. After high school she plans to go to work and have a family. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Wiker be- cause She is very nice and understanding. 1 Steven Ray Boas Tammy Boley Booie says his most prized possession is Something that I worked hard for and did myself my AMC Gremlin. Mike has been heard saying Are you serious? and Okee-Do- kee. His hobbies are trapping and hunting, After high school Booies plans are to apprentice in the trade of pattern making and foundry practice that he learned at Wil- e low Street. Mike s forecast for himself ten years from now is that he is hopefully married to a very good wife and has a family started and a nice home. Mike s activity Votech 10 Brian- Mr. Boots has the favorite saying of yeah right! Brian s most prized possession is his Bible. He enjoys basket- ball and auto mechanics. Mr. Boots plans after high school to get a job where he can use his skills learn and make-money. Looking into the future in ten years Brian sees himself on a special teacher because he pushes you to do your best no matter what you do and because he exposes you to so many different things about life and decisions. Brian s activities l Michael Scott Boohar :'5lufE'3:g't??xI?tT:f Eiblgryllmf iptam Cross Colm Brian Keith Boots Animal enjoys working on cars, hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. His favorite saying is yes, indeed . He plans to be a professional farmer, and in ten years expects to be in the same place I am now, but married. Gary's most prized possession is his family. His favorite teacher is Mr. McClure because he is easy to get along with. His activities include Wrestling 123 Vo-tech 10, ll, 12. Sandra De or Max enjoys cruising and buying clothes. Her favorite sayings are Hey Dude, and Let's be for real . Her most prized possessions are her family and frlends. She plans to attend college and work in a Saks Fifth Avenue accounting department. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Meley I because he doesn't treat us like kids. He relates. Her activities include Boys Basketball Manager-9thg Soccer Cheerleading-9, 10, ll, 12 fCaptain 1215 Wrestling Cheerlead- l I ing-10, 113 Basketball Cheerleading-12lCaptainjg Chorus-9 10g Stage 772-12 lMake-uPi9 Student Council-9, 10, 11, 12 ' Gary L. Bowman SEE lzrszdlegt 12j, NHS 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Year Sandra Lee Brady job where he is most happy. ln Brian s opinion Mr. Yuska is a I - Pamela A. Braungard Doodle prizes her Datsun B210 and enjoys reading, playing tennis and ice skating. Pam is often heard saying Doi!!! She plans to attend a business school after graduation and hopes to be happily married and working in an office as a secretary. A teacher who is special to Pam is Mr. Albert because she says He always brightens up my day! Pam s activities include Chorus 10 11 12' Marching Band 9 10 11 12- NHS 11 12' Yearbook Staff 10 11- and Concert Band 0 . Dart and Baby Byler are Shannon s nicknames. Her softball glove is her most prized possession. Shan- non s hobbies are art sports car club watching Gen- Bull Hockey and Test...Today??? Shannon s plan for post high school is to move to California to go to college and become an elementary or an art teacher. 'Ten years later... ln a school teaching mar- ried to a hunk happy with two kids and richlz Shannon Mrs. Jones is a special teacher for giving me motivation and encouragement in Art. Mrs. A. for being a friend as well as a teacher and Miss Bicking for teaching me to learn grammer. I hated 9, '1 fn, 12 ' ' 1 eral Hospital and Dynasty. Dart's favorite saying is W , U To Shannon Collene Byler .Q Andrew P Carrlgan every minute of it but I learned. Thank-you. Baby Byler s activities are Softball 9, 10, 11 12- Girls Bas- ketball 11g Fall Cheerleading 9-Co-Captain, 10- Winter Cheerleading 9 10' Field Hockey 11 123 Chorus 9 103 Stage 772 11, 12- Fall Play, 11' Student Council 9 11'Vice-President' Class Vice-President 9- Varsity Club, 10 11, 12- Yearbook, 12. Mary also known as Garfield Ring-Rang or E.C. enjoys playing The Ungame 'scoping sailing and being with her friends. Canter s most prized possessions are her auto insur- ance and her polo shirts. Mare can always be heard saying 20 minutesl' or Iet's play The Llngame . She plans to attend college or med school and she expects to be working with people in ten years. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Albert. Mary s activities include Softball 9 11 12- Girls Basketball 9 10- Field Hockey 10 11 12' Chorus 9 10 11 12 Secretar- yfTreasurer 12' Marching Band 9 10 11 12- Jazz Band 10 11 12- Chambersingers 10 11 12- Stage 772 9 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 12' NHS 10 11 12' Varsity Club 11 12- Yearbook Club Layout Editor 12- Concert Band 9 10 11 12- County District Band 10 11 12- Teen of the Month fExcep- tional Citizenj 10- Prom Committee 11- Fall Play 9 10 11 12 Student Director 12' Musical 9 10 ll 12 Student Director 11' Paradise Softball' Rotary Student of the Month 11. stereo he wishes he had are his most prized possessions He has often been heard saying l don t know and has a mem bership to Thee Three Ski Mogul Hoppers Inc He plans to conquer The Alps and serve the Lord at Houghton College working in a Christian camp His Special teacher IS Mr Deemer Andys activities include Cross Country 10 12 Varsity Club 12 and Homecoming Escort 12 Chuck s most prized possession is his insanity His favorite saying is Lighten up Francis In his spare time he enjoys shooting playing soccer and painting the American Flag. After high school he plans to attend college and in ten years he plans to be cruising with Carl Sagen among billions and billions of particles of star stuff Chuck respects Mr Gerz because he stands up for his beliefs and represents the true American history teacher in a society that tends to forget it s roots Chuck s activities Include Soccer 9 10 11 12 CJ.V. Captain 111 Stage 772 9 10 11 12 Baseball 10 Under- ground Newspaper 11 12 Musical 9 10 12 Indoor Soccer 9 10 11 12 and Varsity Club 12 Robert Buohl Mary Elisabeth Canter Charles H. Chalfant Jr. 1 after graduation. In ten years Andy hopes to be in Heaven or - .I . 2 . . , , . NAGI fthat s short for NAGIRRACJ says his swimsuit and the Swithin Chandler IV Cap lshort for Captain Videoj prizes his imagination and his escapist music. He is heard shouting That s American YEAHIIIII Mcdonald s and Ant music for the people!! His favorite hobby is Mocking distorting and recreating what society calls reality. After school he says he does homework eats supper plays sports or goes out. In ten years Swithin says Ill be one of the greatest Americans ever fighting communist subversive organizations like ERA NO NLIKES and supporting good things like the American way and the NRA. Of all the teachers at PVHS Swithin says that he appreciates Mr. Gerz the most because He taught me to be creative and therefore I was intrested in his class all year. He is also a True American!! . The Cap- tian s Activities includes: Soccer 9 10 11 12' Chorus 9 10 Chambersingers 10 11 12' Underground Newspaper 11 12- Varsity Club 12. Penquin loves David Phillips and their baby her moth- er Annie and her friends. Her favorite saying is I guess. She enjoys motorcycling and rollerskating in her free time. Waddle plans to go to nursing school and be a wife and a mother. In ten years she hopes to be living in Florida. She likes Mr. Celli because he has a special way with students and tells awful jokes at votech lunch. Dawn s activities include Cheerleading 9 10' Field Hockey 9 10' Chorus 9- Gymnastics 9- Votech 11 12 fHeaIth Assistantj. Mark better known as Mac loves Debbie and his 79 Monza. He enjoys skiing and motorcycles. Mark can often be quoted as saying I Il do it tomorrow. Mark plans to have full time employment be married and be skiiing in Colorado in ten years. Mac participates in: Soccer 9 10' Vo-Tech 10 11 12. Brenda loves her boyfriend and can t wait until school s out. She enjoys babysitting and cleaning. Brenda s future in- cludes getting married getting a job and raising her children. Her special teacher is Mr. Bohler because He always makes us work Dawn Michelle Coulter Mark Andrew Crawford ' Brenda Lee Cummings Rochelle Marie Denllnger Shelly or Shell Bells favorite possessions are her gum for English class and her Ring Ding Jr s She is always heard saying Good Deal! After H S she plans to attend a Bible college and in ten years Rochelle expects to be married have a family and hold a good part time job Shelly IS active in Girls Basketball 9 Field Hockey I0 11 KJ V Captain 113 Student Council 9 Homecoming Court 12 fHomecommg dent 12D Chamberslngers1O 11 12 County Chorus 11 12 First place ID the Voice of Democracy Contest 11 Sharon often called Eberly prizes her china and her friends. She has often been heard saying Get serious or Fine, no problem Sharon enjoys cross stitch and plans to find a good job and place to live after high school In ten years Eberly hopes to have a nice house and have a terrific family. Sharon s favorite teacher is Mr Celli because He always made classes fun Throughout high school Sharon partici- pated in Chorus9 AFS9 10 11 12 Student Secretary 11, 12 Library Aide 9 11 12 Sharon Kay Eberly 11, 125 stage 772 9, io, 11, 12! Musical 5, io, 11,!12! Queenlig Teen ofthe Week 115 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 IPresi- Jacqueline Marie Eby Michelle Lynne Eckman Jack's most prized possessions are her family and friends. E. Jack can always be heard saying, gagi, Give me a break or Doll Her hobbies include scoping and being with her friends. Jam-out plans to attend college for athletic training and expects to be on the sidelines of an athletic field in ten years. Her favorite teachers are Mr. Bernecker and Mr. Dratzer because they care about their students. Her activities include: Wrestling Cheerleading-9, 10, 11 fCo-captainlg Soc- cer Manager-9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus-9, 10, 11, 125 Chamber- singers-1O, 11, 125 AFS-10, 11 Nice-President-1115 Stage 772- 9, 10, 11, 12 fMake-up Committeejg Student Council-123 NHS- 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, 125 Fall Play 115 Musicals-9, 19 11, 123 Yearbook Club-10. 11. 12 fLayour Sub Editori. Rob loves Betty Ann Mills and has been heard saying, Be for real. He enjoys hunting, trapping, the outdoors and working on cars. Bob plans to run his father's body shop and be married in ten years. George's special teacher is Mr. Celli because I get along with him. Rob's activities include Votech 10 11 12' Library Aide 9. Zig enjoys reading hunting and writing. She is always heard saying no problem. Her most prized possessions are her family friendsv- and salvation. She plans to attend college after high school then enter the military larmy or marinesl or the FBI. In ten years she expects to be in some kind of detective field either military or FBI. Her favorite teacher is Miss Reed because she has an open mind and and isnt afraid to criticize but does it with respect for the person and offers suggestions to help. Her activities include Softball 9 10 11 12' Girls Basketball 9 10 ll 12 Captain 12' Field Hockey Manager 9 10' Chorus 9 10 11 12' Marching Band Varsity Club 9 10 11 12' Concert Band 9 10 11 12' County Band 10. Jen-Jen's hobbies include parachuting and needle point. Her most prized possession is her MSPC jacket. Jennifer s favor- ite saying is I have no ideal' Jen plans to work at Denny s and hopes to be the manager of Denny s in ten years. Her favorite teacher is Miss Shapella because She can help people with their problems. Her activities include: Chorus 9 10' Marching Band Manager 12' Vo-tech fBusiness Data Pro- cessing 111 MADE 12' Band Front 9 10 11 12. 9, io, 11, 125 Jazz Band 125 Stage 772 fog NHS 11, 125 Melissa Faith Esh Missy's most prized possessions are her field hockey stick and memories. Favorite saying is What? and DOI!! Her future plans are To go to Beaver with Hocker. She expects to be on a beach in California in ten years. Eshie's favorite teacher is Miss Bicking because She believed in us and never let us give up. Missy's activites include : Softball 9 10, 11 12' Boys Basketball Manager 9' Field Hockey 9 10 11 12 fCaptain 121 Chorus 9 10, 11 12' Marching Band 9 10 11, 123 Jazz Band 10, 11 12' Chambersingers 10 11 3 Stage 772 11 12' Student Council 12' Class President 9 ' Class Secretary 11' Class Vice-President 12' NHS 10 11 ' Varsity Club 10 11 12fpresldent l2J MusicaIs9 10 11 Homecoming Court I2 Rotary Student of the Month Concert Band 9 10 11 12 County Band 10 12 Prom Committee ll Merle also known as ESH prizes his skis quite highly Merle also has a habit of saying Those who say It can t be done are ofter interrupted by those doing it His hobbies are skiing hunting and swimming Merle is also a member of Thee Three Ski Club and Mogul Hoppers lnc After gradu ation Merle plans to work and attend night school In ten years Merle hopes to be ln Switzerland training for the 1996 Olympic Downhllls His favorite teacher is Mr Deemer be NHS 11 12 fPresldent 121 Yearbook Staff 11 12 1 Editor of Photography 122 Homecoming Escort 121 For the Queen l George Robert Eby Jennifer A. Eno Merle Wayne Esh . , , , , 12 . , , , 10. . , . . 12. . I y . 3 . ' v , 12: ' : ll: cause He laughed at all my jokes. Merle participated in: School Photographer I2 Randy more commonly known as 'Ruba or 'Bubba plans to attend college for civil engineering. He expects to be working for a local corporation in Lancaster County in ten years. His most prized possessions are his back and his Z-28. Randy s favorite teachers are Mr. Charles and Mr. Gotwald. His hobbies include playing basketball raquetball and bowl- ing. His activities include Boys Basketball 9 I0 li I2 Captain 12' Tennis ll 12' Student Council 12' Varsity Club ll 12' Musicals li i2- Yearbook Club 12' Teen of the Month 12' T onna known better as Tonsi says her favorite possessions are Joey and her Camaro. Tonna can often be heard saying Get it! Tonsi enjoys cruising and scoping out the guys. Tonna s plans for the future are Work Work Work!!! ln ten years she hopes to be in Colorado. 1 T Randy J. Eshleman Tonna Fisher Stacey Michelle Fitzwater Michael S Gerhart H I , . , . , . , . l , , . . . , . , Y . . . , .I . construction. His favorite teacher is Mr. Long because Stacey's favorite saying is oh, come on! Her most prized possession is Ed. Spitze enjoys swimming, roller skating volleyball and boys. She plans to attend a two-year college to become a secretary and then get married. ln ten years she expects to be happily married. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Meley because ' he is a good teacher and he understands his students. Her activities include Softball IO' Girls Basketball li l2- AFS ll 12- Student Secretary 12' Yearbook Club ll' Gymnastics 9. Micro treasures her family and her many friends. She also has a habit of saying No problem. Smurf enjoys cruising twirling rifle and reading. She also plans to attend a four-year college after high shool to major in nursing. Smurfie s special teachers are Mr.. Meley and Mr. Charles. Her activities in- clude: Baseball Manager l0 ll 12' Field Hockey I0 il 12- Chorus 9 I0 ll' AFS ii' Stage 772 9 I0 li I2 tMake-up committeej' NHS I0 li 12' Varsity Club 12- Yearbook staff Mikes most prized possessions are his guns Hrs favorite saying IS Oh well He enjoys hunting He plans to attend trade school after H S and in ten years he expects to be In He s cool His activities Include soccer 9 i0 ll Vo tech tHeat1ng and Ventilating! li I2 V I C A Club Wo tech! Donna Wanna s most prized possession is Chris Her favorite saying is What are you looking at? She plans to Dre and pay taxes after H S and in ten years she expects to be married Her favorite teacher IS Miss Shapella Her activities include Vo tech tGeneral Vocatloni ll I2 Library Aide 9 10. Donna Marie Gillenwater 10 ll 12 qcopy sub-Editor 125' Band Front ll 12. MiChele R- Freeman Penny Gillenwater Diane Sue Graham Dennis A Hart Penny enjoys the companionship of her friends and family above all else. She often declares that's vulgar. Smokey likes listening to rock and roll music. After high school she plans to get a good job and in ten years she plans to be married. Penny s activities include Vo-tech 11 12. Goose plans to get a job after H.S. and expects to be married and have a kid or two in ten years. His most prized posses- sion is his gun. His favorite saying is Hey Dudel' His favor- ite teacher is Mr. Bernecker because he made me laugh when I was down. ' His activities include P.V. Jaycee Base- ball- Vo-tech 10 ll 12. Diane is often heard saying l guess ' or Let's cruise. Dee is involved in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Her most prized possessions are her friends and family. She plans to get a job and get married and plans to be happily married and living in Lancaster PA in ten years. Her favorite teacher is Miss Bicklng. Diane is 'Iso involved in Business Data Processing at Vo-tec 11 12. Tami can always be heard saying Jeepers creepers 'l'm so confused or The deadlines TOMORROW Doug! Grees most prized posessions are Mike her rifle and her LI.S.O.A. Membership. Out of school she is a member of the Paradise Softball team. Her future plans include going to college and in ten years she expects to be married and making lots of money writing. Her favorite teachers are Mr. Meley and Miss Reed for teaching me so much more than the language. Her activities include Softball 9 11' Wrestling 9 Majorettes 10 Rifle Co-Captain 11 121' AFS 11' Stage 772 fMake-upj9 10 11' NHS I0 11 12' Yearbook Staff9 10 11 12 fE.ditor-in-Chief 123' Concert band 9 10 11 12' Musical 9 10 11 12fPublicity Manager 10 11 l2l. Poo Bear s most prized possessions are his Hempfleld girls His favorite saying is Shut up Jeff' Do it up' He IS active in soccer and plans to attend college after H S In ten years he plans to be in a bar beside Jamie His other activities Include Wrestling 9 Soccer 9 10 11 12 Varsity Club 11 12 F R R A A N K is involved in the P V Jaycees and Klnzers Fire Co He enjoys restoring antique tractors and his most prized possession is his FFA jacket His favorite sayings are Any- thing worth having doesnt come easy and Horse feath- ers' After H S Frank plans to attend college for Agn Busi- ness and in ten years he expects to be on a dairy farm His favorite teacher is Mr Wltwer because He s a very good friend His activities include Boys Basketball 10 FFA 10 11 12 Nice Pres 11 2nd Vice Pres 121 AFS 12 Library Aides 12 Teen of the Month Sept 1983 Red Rose President FFA - - Rodney E. Gossert Tamara Jo Gregg Frank L. Hartley Cheerleader 105 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Marching Band fBand 1 . . . . . . . . . ., . ,. . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . .... . ,, - 1 1 11 11 11 . - - - 11 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 Miller Henry No information available Steph is often heard saying Give me a Break! Her most prized possession is her flute. She plans to attend college for micro-biology and in ten years she expects to be working as a medical researcher. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Celli be- cause He was willing to take the time to help me decide my future.' Her activities include Field Hockey 9 10 11 12- Chorus 9 10 11 12- Marching Band 9 10 11 12' Chamber- 12' Concert Band 9 10 11 12' County Band 10 11 12' Musical Pit Orchestra 9 10 11 12' NHS 10 11 12 Nice- Pres. 121' Varsity Club 11 12. Stephanie Ann Herr singers 10, l,1, 1,23 Stage 772 11, 122 Class Secretary 9, -10, Kathy lrene Hershey Larry H. Hershey Littler Hersh appreciates and is thankful for her twin sister and has a habit of saying, l'm so embarrassed Kim plans to attend college and become a nurse in Geriatrics. ln ten years Kath hopes to be working in a nursing home. Herr Kratzer is her special teacher. Kathy's activities include Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 fJ.V. Co-Captain 101 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 121 Student Council 9, 10, 11, l2Q Class Representative 9, 10, 113 NHS 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, l2Q Homecoming Court 123 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Band Front 9, 10, 11, 12 fSilk Co-Captain 10, 1113 County Band 10, ll: Musicals 10, lil: Church Youth Group 9 10 11 12. Hersh s most prized possessions are her memories of the crazy things she and her friends have done. Kathy enjoys playing indoor hockey and her sax. After H.S. Squealer plans to go to college to study criminal justice and in ten years she V plans to be still running around with the gang. Kim is often heard saying Maaann or Squeal. She thanks Bob the janitor for keeping her out of trouble. Her activities include Field Hockey9 10 11 12 fJ.V. Co-Captain 101' Chorus 9 10 12' Marching Band 9 10 11 12' Concert Band 9 10 11 ' Jazz Band 10 11 12' Chamber Singers 11 12' Stage 772 ' Student Council 10' Class Treasurer 9' Class President 12' Varsity Club 11 12' Musical 9 10 11 12 1Pit orches- a Lawrence of Arabia enjoys playing piano traveling listening to music and drawing Hrs most prized possessions are my Conn organ and piano He is always heard saying What' Must I do thls2 He plans to attend college for music and expects to be teaching in high school rn ten years Hrs tres include Chorus9 10 11 12 Marching Band9 10 11 12 Jazz Band 10 11 12 Chamberslngers 10 11 12 Concert Band9 IO 11 12 MuslcaIsfPltpianlst110 11 12 Schnozzre s favorite sayings are My nose Isnt that big' and you hosehead' Hrs most prized possession rs his base ball glove Hometown plans to major IU accounting and be a baseball pitcher ln college ln ten years he expects to be an accountant Hrs favorite teacher is Mr Williams His actlvl tres include Baseball 9 10 11 12 Boys Basketball 9 12 Soccer 9 11 12 Varsity Club 11 12 lSgt of Arms 121 Kim Rosanna Hershey Jeffrey S High 11, , .,., , . . 12, , , , , , 12, , , 11, , , , , , , tr 101. Allen L. Hillard Melissa Amy Houck Douglas R Hughes Poo-Bear is often heard saying Shut up Jeff! His most prized possessions are his friends. His hobbies include play- ing soccer and tennis. He plans to go to college and expects to be in Florida in ten years. Allen s favorite teacher is Mr. Charles. His activities include Tennis 9 11 12- Soccer 9 10 11 12- Varsity Club 11 12' Musicals 11 12. Chris prizes her health mind and memories of close friends in Germany. She enjoys jazz playing her flute and psycholo- gy. She plans to finish studying in Germany after H.S. She hopes to remain single travel and have an independent job in ten years. Mr. Yuska is her special teacher because I appreciate his open mind. ' Chris participated in Girls Basket- ball in 12- Jazz Band 12' Concert Band 12. Houckers most prized possessions are her hockey stick flawless driving record and her official USOA membership card. Missi is often heard saying l need a Tab! and Mary can l borrow some money? Houckie s favorite teacher is Miss Bicking because She never let us quit. After high school Missi plans to Play hockey with Eshie at Beaver. ln ten years Missi plans to be happiliy married and filthy rich. Houcker s activities include: Softball 9 11 12' Field 10 11 12- Chambersingers 11 12' Stage 772 9 10 11 12 QSecretary 121' Varsity Club 9 10 ll 12- NHS 10 11 12- Student Council 11' Fall Play 10 11 12 1Student Director 103' Musical 10 12- Wrestling Manager 9- Paradise Softball' Rotary Student of the month' Yearbook Staff 12. Diane Di Hughes is probably best known for her favorite hobby - drawing and art. Her most favorite possession is her horse Apache After graduating from high school Di plans to get a full time job maybe later go to art school. Diane can often be heard saying Can l go home? Ten years from now Di thinks she will be married. A teacher that means alot to Diane is Mrs. Donna Jones because she cares. Doug better known as M.D. prizes his stereo and drum- sticks. He often says You have a bad attitude or Dive dive Doug s hobbies include photography raquetball and music He plans to be a broadcaster In the U S Army M D s special teacher is Mr Hutchinson because he cares about people Doug participated in Soccer 9 10 11 Yearbook Club I0 11 and Photography 10 11 Spacey Stacy prizes her beach cottage and in her free time she likes to roller skate play softball and participate in the chess club Sometimes she demands What are you looking at? and other times she declares I cant handle it' After high school she hopes to have a full time job In the horticul- ture field In ten years she plans to be living In California with a husband and a child She respects Mrs Antonuccl for her positive outlook on life and the way she dresses Stacey s activities include Chess 9 10 11 12 FFA 9 11 12 Softball 11 12 Vo tech 11 12 fHorticultureJ Christiane Hoffmann Diane Hughes Stacy Lynn Kauffman 1 hockey 9, 10, 11, I2 fCaptain 1235 Gynnastics 9g,Chorus 9, Nm ,, .. .. 1 1. 11 1 1 1 - 11 1 - - - 1 1 . . , . . . ,, 11 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 - 11 1 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - Angel Lynn Killinger - Charlotte Ann Klinger Charles W Lefever Jr Angle's favorite sayings are oooooo babie, and Check it out. ' Devil s most prizes possessions are Mike Slaymaker Mommy Dearest and her car. Angel s plans after high school are to find a job get married and make a home. Miss Sha- pella is Angel s favorite teacher because she is one crazy teacher. ln ten years she says shell be away from here. Kins prizes her car and has been heard saying oh please. She enjoys cruising and is secretary of her youth group. She plans to get an apartment and have fun after high school. Deb hopes to be married and working in 10 years. Deb participated in FFA 9- Student Secretary 11 12. Tiny H. prizes Mommy Dearest and Steve. Her favor- ite saying is Let s rock on outta here ooolala. and Party Hardy. After high school she plans to get a job a house and a husband. ln ten years she hopes to be living with her husband and son in the city again. Chuck s favorite teacher was Mr. Brenner because he helped her out more than once! Charlotte s activi- ties include Chorus 9 10- and Newspaper 11. EI claims her most prized possessions are her friends family and her common sense. The phrases what a schmuck! and l don t know are frequently heard coming from her mouth. Lennie enjoys sunbathing running around and attending all social events. Eggplant plans after H.S. to attend college for communications and ten years from now she plans on being far away and having fun. A special teacher to Little Lima was Mrs. Groff because she always encouraged me and made me laugh every eighth period. Ellen s activities include Softball 9 10 11 12- Jr. High Wrestling Manager 9' Junior High Hockey Manager 9' Chorus 9 10 11 12- Stage 772 9 Pres. 11 Pres. 121' Class Vice Pres. 10 11' Fall Plays 10 11 12' Musicals 11 12 Gymnastics Announcer 11 12' Yearbook Staff 10 11 12 QCopy Editor 10 121- Teen of the Month- December 1983- Band Front 110 11 Silk Rifle 121- Lancaster County Human Relations Committee 12 Prom Committee Bill says his most prized possession is his guns. His hobby is hunting. Some favorite phrases of Bill s are Oh well and foots stan gaI.' His future plan after high school is to become a welder A special teacher of Bill s is Mr Semi from Vo tech because he s cool Ten years from now he plans to be a welder Hrs activities include Vo tech 10 11 12 FFA 9 Klmmys hobbies include drawing swlmmlng volleyball and crafts Her most prized possessions are her diamond friends and family She plans to get a full time job be married and Ilve in Pa after high school Her favorite saying IS What Iles behind us and what hes before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us Her favorite teach- er is Mr Kratzer Her activities include Varsity Softball9 10- Varslty and J V Wrestling manager 9 10 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 Stage 772 9fmake upj NHS 11 12 Varsity Club 9 10 11 12CSecretary 121 Student Secretary 12 Yearbook 12 lBus:ness Edltorj Concert Band 9 10 Paradise Softball- Prom Committee Home Ec Advisory Council Debra Lee Kinsey Ellen Kristine Krechtler Kimberly Ann Lefever 3 . , l I 10, 11, 12 fSecretary 1213 Student,Council 10, 11, 12 Wicei 11 ' i Julie Ann Lindner i Beth Ann Manchor 10, 11, 12, Jazz Band 10, 11: 125 Chamber Singers 10, 11 12' Jackie Martin Julie, Yule-Tide Delight , is often heard saying Can any- body help me with my Physics? or Halle, l need help! Her hobbies include being in the yearbook club, Wrestling, Swim- ming, and Basketball. She plans to go to the University of Pittsburgh and expects to be married, have a couple kids and be practicing Physical Therapy in ten years. Her most prized possessions are her friends, family, and her basketball sneakers. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Bassett because He got me prepared for life. Her activities include: Varsity Softball Manager 9, 10, 11, 125 Girl's Basketball 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 115 AFS 11, 123 Stage 772 fMake-upj-113 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Yearbook Club 12 fTyping Editorj. Rick s most prized possessions are his motorcycle and Monica. His favorite saying is What?! he enjoys hunting sports and vo-tech. After H.S he plans to attend Stevens favorite teacher is Mr. Musser because he has a good person- ality and he s fair to all students. His activities include Soccer 9' Vo-tech fCarpentryJ 10 11 12' Homecoming Escort 12' P.V. JC summer baseball. Beffy treasures her Bible and has been heard saying, You turkey. She enjoys Bible study and singing and is a member of Action Impact. Beth plans to get a job after H.S. and hopes to be happily married and living in this area. Her special teacher is Miss Shapella because She lets her Christianity show and makes people happy. Beth participated in Vo-tec 11, 125 FFA 123 Library Aid 12. Beef is often heard saying Crack me up but he isnt referring to his racing bicycle or the notes coming from his trombone. In his spare time he collects comic books and practices being suave. After H.S. Malcolm plans to make his fortune buy a South Pacific Island and steal away. In ten years Cafter a volcano destroys his islandj he hopes to be a resident doctor or a famous bicycle racer. Bones activities include Basketball 9 10 11 12' Tennis9 10 ll 12' Chorus 9 10 11 12' fSecretary 121' Marching and Concert Bands 9 Stage 772-all productions-9 10 11 12 lPresident 121' NHS 10 11 12 fTreasurer 121' Varsity Club 10 11 12 Nice- President 121' Student Council Representative 11 12' Coun- ty Chorus 10 11 12' District Band 11 12' County Band 10, 11, 12, and Teen of the Week. Jackie enjoys going out with her friends and having a good time Her favorite saying is the big mac pac After high school she plans to go to work and in ten years she plans to be designing landscapes Her activities include Library Aide 9 Vo tech fHorticultureJ 10 ll 12 Too tall prizes her boyfriend and can t wait to get out of H.S. Michelle s hobbies include softball babysitting and volley- ball She plans to get married and have children after H.S. Her favorite teacher was Mr Bohler because He s nice and is funny some of the time Richard Alan Lowery Bryan Swain Margerum Trade School and expects to be in PA in ten years. His Michelle Elaine McComsey Fred's most prized possessions are all my stuff. His favor- ite sayings are Go for it! and Rock lives on! Bear enjoys playing electric guitar and chasing women. He plans to get a good job after H.S. and enter the military. ln ten years he expects to be still chasing women His favorite teacher is Mr. Yuska because he gave me the incentive to work hard. His activities include: FFA 103 Air Force ROTC fSquad Lead- ery 9. Spanky s favorite saying is bend over. His most prized possession is his 750 Shadow. He enjoys playing volleyball. After high school he plans to go to Hawaii then get a job and in ten years he expects to be in the mountains. Chad s favorite teacher is Mr. McClure because he s my wrestling coach. His activities include Homecoming Escort 12' Varsi- ty Club 10 11 12' Wrestling 9 10 ll 12 Co-Captain 12' Soccer 9 10 11. ck Lonnie McGinnis Chad Allen Miller Steve prizes his tapes and is a member of indoor soccer club. He plans to go to college after high school and hopes he is working in 10 years. Steve's activities include Boys Basket- ball 95 Soccer 9 fCaptianJ, 10 1CaptianJ, 11, 12fVarsity cap- tianjg Chorus 95 Varsity club 11, 12 QTreasurerjg Musical 11. Patches who can often be heard saying l m impressed says her most prized possession is Gary Mercer. Carol enjoys quilting and after high school plans on getting married. Her activities include: Student Secretary 12. n A Miller Carol Mllllsock Shell s most prized possessions are her horses and Mark. Her favorite sayings are Wrong! and Love is a warm shoulder in cold weather. She plans to be married and have children after H.S, and in ten years she expects to be out of state somewhere. Monty's favorite teacher is Mr. Brewer because I feel as though l've learned the most from him. Her activities include' Library Aide 9 Mus prizes his Peugot and has a habit of saying Die hea then bloodsucker and This l don t need He plans to be cosmlcally empowered and roam the universe Brian also wishes to spread truth justice and the American way ln ten years he hopes to be enjoying his ill gotten gains in South America Brian s favorite teacher is Mrs Donna Jones be gause she has been a great artistic inspiration Brians activities include Wrestl1ng9 10 Soccer9 10 11 Stage 772 12 October Teen of the Month 12 valuable possession. His favorite saying is, Hey Sexy! and 7 Basketball 9, 10, ll, l2g Tennis ll, 123 Varsity Club ll, l2' olf , , , 0 Manager 105 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 93 Chorus 9, 10, . : ' , , . : . . 12: ' , . : . . : , 10. 1 , . : ' : . . , 12: . . : ' ' . . . 12: Ronda better know as Ronda Honda treasure her friends family and car. She has been heard saying People of lude s should not drive and enjoys motorcycling and photogra- phy. She plans to work full time as a cake decorator after high school and hopes to be working and married in ten years. Ronda s activities include Vo-tech ll l2. Jeff known to most as BAMA claims his life as his most his hobbies include playing golf and studying for two hours a night. His plans after H.S. are to go to college as a physical . education major and then play pro golf after college. ln ten years Jeff feels he will be living in Sweet Home Alabama. A special faculty member to Jeff was Mrs. Jones because she helped my boo-boos. Jeffs activities include Boys Ronda Lynn Neuhauser G 9 10 H 12' Jeffrey Nunley Sharebear enjoys skating. Her most prized possession is her car. Her favorite saying is Surrre! Sharon plans to be a beautician after high school and in ten years she expects to be sunbathing in Hawaii. Her activities include Yearbook-9- AFS-9' Votech-IO ll 12. school s sports club. His most prized possessions are his car and school ring. He is often heard saying get out of my face. His future plans aren t definite but he may go to college. In ten years Leski expects to be lying on my yacht floating down the river they named after me. H's favorite teacher is Mr. Meley because he helped me trust in myself and believe anything could be possible. His activities include Boys Basketball 9 ll' Tennis 12' Homecoming Es- sharon L. Pichler Co ' i 'a'y Aide 9' Richard K. Poletti Chris s favorite saying is hey lm impressed' Her most prized possession in her clarinet Her hobbies Include playing piano and singing She plans to attend college for elementary education and expects to be ln Lancaster County in ten years Her favorite teacher IS Miss Reed because she genu lnely cares about her students and teaches them ln the best way for them Chris s activities include Boys Basketball ll I2 Marching Band9 10 ll 12 Jazz Band 10 ll Chamberslngers 10 ll 12 AFS9 I0 ll Stage 7729 I2 NHS9 10 I2 Varsity Club9 Concert Band9 10 ll County Band 10 ll 12 Muslcallplt orchestraj9 10 ll Jamie prizes his bank account and he likes to jam out l ten years he hopes to be somewhere better than here He lk M D belb bec h I ed M B . Christine Anne Poole ' es r re' 'S ause e 'ep as r rennaman James Prevost Paco enjoys sports of all kinds and is involved in the 1 - James Partick Raum ,, 'I 'ff Tammy Sue Reitler - - Steve Riehl James enjoys playing indoor soccer and volleyball and is involved in the school s Advance Physical Education Club. He can always be heard saying Herr Kratzer I got a joke for ya! His most prized possessions are his soccer ball and soccer boots. He plans to attend college for Health and Physical Education. ln ten years Jamie expects to be in a bar. His favorite teacher is Mr. Bernecker because I could use soccer as an excuse to get out of class. His activities include: Boy s Basketball 9' Soccer 9 10 11 12lCo-Captainj' Marching band 9' Varsity Club 11 12' Concert Band 9. Bethie s most prized possessions are her family and friends. She s been known to say Gross me OUT! She is a part of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. She plans to work after H.S. and in ten years she plans to be married have a few kids and live in Lancaster County. Barf s favorite teacher was Mr. Musser. Beth s activities include: Library Aide 9' Voftec 11 12 1Business Data Processing and Market- ing And Distributive Educationj. Tammy s most prized possessions are her wrestling jacket m enjoys running around with her friends and being manager for the wrestlers. Her plans for the future include nursing school marriage and living in Hawaii. Mr. Kratzer is Tammy s favorite teacher. He gives me a good outlook on life. Tammy s high school activities included: Wrestling Manager 9 10 11 12' Marching Band 9 10' AFS 12' Stage 772 9- Varsity Club 11 12' Student Secretary 12' Yearbook Club 12' Concert Band 9 10. Flash prizes his car and uses it in his spare time to find and watch girls. His favorite saying is Where is the party? After high school he plans to join the Ll.S. Army and in ten years he will have a good job and hopefully will still be a bachelor. His most influencial teacher was Mr. McClure for his good coaching abilities. Jim s activities include Marching and Con- cert Band 9' Stage 772 9- and Wrestling 11 12. Steve enjoys building models and playing volleyball His most prized possession IS his school ring He is often heard saying That s just all' He plans to be a welder after high school and in ten years he expects to be living on my own or maybe married Hrs activities include Votech 11 12 Shell s most prized possessions are Bobby Sager her ring your deal? and love is two hearts joined together as one. She is involved in the school s video music club After high school Michele plans to get married and become a secretary and ln ten years she expects to be with Bobby in our very own home Her favorite teacher is Mr Bassett because he s very nice and l learned alot Her activities Include Winter Cheerleading 10 Beth Ann Refford James A. Renshaw Michele Lee Rishell . .. , , , .. .. . . , . , . . I . 2 1 l , , , 4 n 1 Ed her friends. Her favorite saying is you're ignorant. , , , . . . . . , , H l . , . . . , and her friends and family. Her favorite sayings are what s Inn Mike, Ritz to his friends, plans to go to college and predicts that in ten years he'Il be sitting behind a computer. His hobbies include swimming and hunting. Mike considers Miss Reed a special teacher because she helped me with my writing. ln his high school years, Mike's activities included: NHS 10, ll, 125 Wrestling 9, 10, ll, 125 Soccer 9, l0, ll, 12, Soccer All-Star 12, Varsity Club ll, 123 Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Chambersingers 10, ll, 125 Marching Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Concert Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Jazz Band lO, ll, 12: County Chorus 12. Harold s most prized possessions are his tapes. He is often heard saying Go reproduce yourself. Michael Ritzman Harold Robinson Michele Rene Schenke 122 Gymnastics 9, IO, llg Concert Band 9, 10, ll,, l2., Y so ' Barbara J Sera Schenker can always be heard saying You guys are sick! Her most prized possessions are her friends. She is involved in the lndoor Hockey Club in school. After H.S. Shelly plans to attend college to be a paralegal. She expects to be in a law office in ten years. Her activities include: Field Hockey 9 IO ll 12' Chamber Singers I0 ll 12' Varsity Club 9 IO ll TinaBob values her mother and can be heard saying l guess . and You never know.' She enjoys hiking and having a good time. After H.S. she plans on working but also having fun. And in ten years she plans to be married but still working. Her favorite teacher was Mr. Gingher because he made her laugh. Her activities include Vo-tech ll I2 1Mar- ketingfDistributive Ed.J Tina M. Schulze Barb enjoys playing the piano: Her most prized possessions are the Hummel l got on our trip to Germany and my class ring. Her favorite saying is I guess! She plans to attend college for biology after high school and in ten years she expects to be living in Lancaster County Her favorite teach er is Miss Shapella because she Influenced me in biology Her activities include Boys Basketball Manager 10 Chorus 9 19 ll 1212 Marching Band 9 lO ll I2 AFS 10 ll 12 Deb loves M A C her family and her friends She is often heard saying nothing Her plans after high school include finding a good job and getting married Hopefully in ten years she will still be happily married and enjoying her occupation. Mrs Antonuccl is her favorite teacher because she taught Debbie her business skills Her activities include Library aide 9 AFS 9 Student Secretary ll I2 Secretary, NHS ll, 125 Concert,Band 9: 10: ii, 123 Musical ll, 12. Deborah L. Sharitz Dianna Lane Smith Dawn T. Springer Dee prizes her 1969 Dodge Charger and has a habit of saying, Oh well you'll have this. She enjoys water skiing and cruising. Dianna plans to attend business school or get a secretarial job. ln ten years she hopes to be married and working. Smoke s most prized possession is his drum set. During class he is heard asking Hey Merle what s the answer? After H.S. he plans to join the President s Secret Service. Presently Tom is a member of Thee Three Mogulhoppers Ski Club lnc. and in ten years he plans to be skiing in Switzerland, Tom favors Mr. Albert because He s been like a father to me. His activities include: Basketball 9 Soccer 9 10 11 12' Chorus 9 10 11 12' Jazz Band 10 11 12' Marching Band 9 10 11 12' Concert Band 9 10 11 12' NHS 11 12' Varsity Club 12 Yearbook staff lphotographeri 12' Spring-ding s most prized possession is her car and the com- pany of her family and friends. Sometimes she is heard sa ing Beat your meat' After graduation she plans to get hopes to have a good-paying job and a husband. Squirrel enjoys watching football reading and cruising. She can always be heard saying Get away from me! But we still love you! and lm sorry. Her most prized posses- sions are her friends and family. She plans to attend college to study social work and in ten years expects to be working as a probation officer and driving a Porsche. Her favorite teachers are Mr. Kratzer and Mr. Martin. Her activities in- clude Field Hockey 9 10 11 12' Jr. High Wrestling Manager 9' Baseball Manager 11' Chorus 9 10 11' AFS 10 11' Stage 772 fmake-upj 9 10 11 12' Class Treasurer 11' Student Council 12' Varsity Club 9 10 11 12' Gymnastics 9 10' Yearbook Club 11 12' Homecoming Court fRunner-Llpj-12' Band Front 9 10 11 12 1RifIe Captain-11 123' Musicals 9 10 11 12' Prom Committee 11. Thomas Smoker Cheryl D. Stoltzfus , . X .. , ,. Y , , , . , , , , , . y . a full time job and get married. Ten years from now Dawnie , , , , , , , , , . , ,,.. , . Cheryl L Stoltzfus . . . v - , . - . . n 1 . . . . U . . ., . . . , . - 1 ,. . . . . - n undecided but in ten years years she plans to be married and living in her own home Cheryl s favorite teacher was Mrs Antonnuccl Her activities include Cheerleading 10 Vaunda s most prized possessions are her friends car and family Her favorite saying is Love is the shortest distance between two hearts She is involved ln the school s quilting club She plans to have a job after H S and maybe further her schooling ln ten years she plans to be living on her own. Her favorite teacher is Mrs Vogel because she is a pleasant person Her activities include softball 9 10 fmanager 111. Vaunda Marie Sult Cheryl values Dennlse and her baby Her plans after H S are Michelle Susan Swope Michelle better known as Chelle or Swopie is often heard saying be smoothe. Her most prized possessions are Stephanie Scott her family and friends. Her favorite hobby is taking care of Stephanie Scott and all my friends. After H.S. Michelle plans to get married and attend LPN school. In ten years she expects to be married with three kids. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Celli because l enjoy his class and he s a nice guy. Her activities include Winter Cheerleading 9' Vo-tech QHealth Assistantj 1 1 12' Marching Band lBannerl Kiyoko or Kiy claims that her friends and her memories of America are her most prized possessions. Her favorite philo- sophical saying is Give twice take once. ln Kiyoko s spare time she enjoys music and tennis. Her plans after high school are to go to college in Japan. ln ten years Kiy plans on being in either Japan or America with her husband working as an interpreter. A faculty member who means the most to Kiyoko is Mrs. Schreiter because She was my AFS adviser during my senior year in America. During Kiykos year visiting Pequea Valley she participated in: Field Hockey tManagerj 12' Chorus 12' AFS Foreign Exchange Student 12' Student Council 12: Homecoming Court 12' Kiyoko Terauchi 95 Stage 772 9. Rosie enjoys being with Krissy and her friends. She often says Oh yea and seriously, She likes to spend her free time watching Days of Our Lives and hanging out at K-mart. After high school she plans to go to a business school to be an executive secretary and in ten years she hopes to be living in Harrisburg with a husband and a high paying executive position. Rose admires Mrs. Antonucci for her help and concern. Rose s activities include Softball 9 10' Cheerlead- ing 9 10' Varsity Club 11 12 and Student Secretary 11 12. Bubbies most prized posse. sion is his sterio. He if often heard saying yeah man. He enjoys hunting and is a mem- ber of V.l.C.A. After H.S. Bob plans to start his own business in Gap. His activities include Boys Basketball 9' Votech 10 11 12 fmasonryj. Rosemary Thoman Robert C. Thompkins Karen Lynn Llmble career. Karen's activities include: Student secretary 11, 125 Kansy s most prized possession is Donnie and she frequently says Glory' and Get real She enjoys watching the cycle races and just cruising around ln ten years Karen plans on being married with a family but her goal directly after H S is to get a fulltime secretarial job Karen feels the business teacher influenced her life and helped her decide her future Library Aide l 1 Lis enjoys her friends and her car She likes to spend time with her friends and go shopping Her favorite saying is ok Hey dude' After high school she plans to attend a business school and in ten years she hopes to be married and working in a well paying secretarial position Her most influencial teachers Include Mrs Antonucci Miss Bicklng and Mr Bas- sett because they helped Llsa develop her business skills and also treated her like a responsible adult Her activities include Softball 9 10 11 12 Student Secretary 11 12 Lisa M. Vogel 1071 Kristine Renae Vought enjoys hanging out with her friends. She likes to yell Hey Dude. at just about anybody. After high school she plans to attend airline school to study to become an airline steward- ess. ln ten years Kris hopes to be married and have two children. She appreciates Mrs. Antonucci and Mr. Basset because they taught her the business skills. Her activities include Chorus 9, Cheerleading 9, 10, 12. Teal is thankful for all her true friends and Bil and is known for saying be for real and Wonderful. She plans to be in either business school or in a secretarial position after gradu- ation. Teala hopes to be married and living in PA with a high position in the secretarial field in ten years. Her special teachers are the business teachers and Mrs. D. Jones be- cause they helped me decide on my future career . Teala participated in Softball 9 10 11 12' Basketball cheerleader 9' Wrestling cheerleader 10 11 12 tCaptainl' Field hockey 10. 11 12' Chorus 10' Student Council Rep. 10' Student Council Secretary 12' Varsity Club 11 12' Student Secretary Teala Nadine Wallace Kris prizes her relationship with her friends and family. She Kimberly A Wenger at home with the kids. Activites include: Library Aide 99 Vo- Sizzle enjoys reading and drawing, and she participates in ie school's drama club. She plans to get married and maybe :ke some classes at Millersville after high school. She ex- ects to be acting in Los Angeles, California in ten years. Her lost prized possession is David H. Fox, Jr. Her favorite ayings are ooo, that's gross! and where you came from a not nearly as important as where you are going. Her ivorite teacher is Mrs. Groff because I learned alot about ublic speaking in her class. This class helped me overcome tagefrightf' She admires Mr. Martin because he helped her u many ways. Selene s activities include Yearbook Club 12' iirls Basketball 9, 10, 115 Chorus 9, 103 Stage 772 9, 10, 11 2 'NHS 10 11. Martha known to most people as Mertz enjoys running around and having a good time. She holds her memories and friends as her most prized possessions. Marty s favor- ite sayings are Do you got it? and 'Within every person there is a hero. Martha s plans after high school are going to Penn State Main Campus and majoring in politi- cal science. Ten years from now Marty feels she will be nis 9 10 11' Field Hockey 9 10 11 12' Chorus 9' AFS 11 l2tPresident 121' Stage 7729 10 12' NHS 10 11 12' Varsity Club 10 11 12' Library Aide 10: Gymnastics 9 10 11 121CoCaptlan 121 Newspaper 11 Musical 9 Klmmy s most popular saying is Well I m SORRY'l The possessions that she prizes most are her family friends and her car Klmmmy s future plans after high school are to continue working Kim enjoys shopping and getting tat toos Down the road in ten years Kim plans to be married and Tech 11 12 Sharon s nicknames are Karen Teresa and Worth ln ten years she plans on being married but her Immediate plans after H S are to get a job She often says don t get llppy with me' and No lt just looks that way Her hobbies Include crochetlng A special teacher to Sharon is Mr Yuska because he is good to get along with friendly and under- standing married and happy, I hope. Mertz's activites are: Ten- Martha Weimer Sharon Marie Wertz Caroline Wiggins Jeffrey L. Witwer Bill Zimmerman Carol prizes her radio, her car and Tony. She is often heard stating I m cereal. Wiggy isn t sure what she will do after high school but in ten years she plans to be married with two children. She admires Mr. Yuska because he s friendly and easy to get along with. David s nickname is god. His favorite saying is expletive deleted and his hobbies include watching reruns of Mr. Ed. His future plans after H.S. are joining the neo-Nazi Party and David feels that in ten years he will be in an asylum. is activites include Baseball 10. Wit enjoys the company of his friends and he believes the more work you put into something the better the rewards will be. In his spare time he likes to wrestle. After H.S. he plans to go to college and in ten years he Il'have a family and a good job. Jeff s activities include: AFS 9' Wrestling 9 I0 ll I2 lCo-Captain l2j- Soccer 9 10 ll 12' Chorus 9 IO ll 12' Marching and Concert Bands 9 10 ll 12- Jazz Band 10 ll 12- Varsity Club 10 ll 12' and Chamber Singers 12. Hollyswell known nickname is Hollywood or Burbanks. Holly loves to sing run jog and play the guitar. Her plan after high school is to major in music. Holly s prized posses- sions are my very special friends which also include under- classmen. Her favorite sayings are Hey give me a break guys. Are you serious? Very psychadellic. Special teachers to Holly are Mrs. Wiker because she always is there when you need her. Mr. Bernecker too he s funny! Mrs. Groff. She is always willing to help you in everything you have trouble in. Ten years from now Holly says I think I will be wherever God wants me to be lprobably a great family and a sweet husband.j Holly wood's activities are: Softball 9 10' Chorus 9' Perfect Attendance . B Z s most prized possession IS his electric bass gui to continue making music after high school and he ex pects to be playing bass and writing music for a future rockfnew wave band In ten years His activities Include Marching Band 9 10 ll I2 Jazz Band I0 ll 12 Concert Band 9 I0 ll 12 County Band I0 The majority of this year s senior section was produced by a few people who worked long hours to design such a section These people were Mary Canter Julie Llndner Jacque Eby Cheryl D Stoltzfus Ellen Krechtler Doug Byler and Tami Gregg This section was com- posed of original and ingenious ideas hard work and a good supply of erasers soda chocolate peanuts typewriter ribbons and calculator batteries Many study halls-'wlunch and club periods two 12 hour days of Christ- mas vacatlon and last but not least Mrs. . . . . ll W tarl and he enjoys playing bass for Steel Eagle. Bill plans 1 7 I 1 I Canters Christmas dinner leftovers all to- taled to over 60 hours of work. V David winters Holly Ann Wood as .3 as 2 . -we of Q X, 2 zizgmgr' QB K, ..,--.- i . -. EEGUN 'I' I -sr ls e c :Nj 3 R9 W' 1 , x A. W vu 3- ,Q 0 ...f-'Ill' 'V s 'J bln Spring Of '83 In of 1983 the tennis team Paul Burns. Paul, the Qrgllysiggenior, was alsogthe number Jeffbhumitbisilabd Allen close behind. Although the record was 2-10, they never stopped striving for team and persongl The pride this group be followed by all at :Pequea Valley. gig l.eo M gl'le. js, eee.gge5g eeiee oe,ge t , - . -1' Coach put the team through the paces aggggg 1983. Seven seniors sefff a1-r a n example in spirit and determination. ln, 19843JeffKHigh will be the only playerfswith three years of experience backing him. Several' underclassmen show great? eiigg promise for the future. Thesltrecord book 'for t the 1983 season showed more losses than victories, but in future Pequea IFE F' En. hopes for a around, Q 108 Spring 1983 tx tt. ., iititftttit. t . X S The p am began ggsg f i ring thaw. They hours that game they worked their op- i.tttit even mx , . Q liaise X X with a ts Marge T Q We S es WEXQXSXX S W ' sg t tgi 3 . E t le . , X ie .. - is W as b e the only Seftwsef can by Returrf? ing for the 1984 season will seven seniors, four many young hopefuls from JUDIOI' SSS WQEQXQ5 ,. - - - 1: . 1 rr . R A . - ..,- .- , .ie Xsf,.,,5.,s.,,,X , . TSX i wifi ' X NW .Q Last year's junior varsity softball team shows off their new uniforms. Obviously they performed better in their new gear. They had an excellent record. A M. V me at is l 1-Fuji The competition was tough for this young junior varsity baseball team. With a year of experience i under their belts they primed xr themselves for varsity competi- tion this year. 4 fi V19 ' L MW ii. flfwm -gi 7101 iii . ff. F ' w I 'Q vi' i f. .1 A . L 4 gg- ..-.9 ': ' P L fir L ' 7 . 5 avi... 'f r aff .: wx, , Y FJ 1 7 .Q . . 1 - a . - . Q.. 4 is .. f -1-. ings sa, - S . s .3 t. Mi.. ac, ,Q t . - .. ,,,! 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FISIER S DRIVE IN GAP DNER Route 41 8 30 Gap PA Best Wishes To The Class Of 84 Custom Arrows Indoor Lanes Arro Member AMS!Onl Decler ELIAS S ESH OwnerOperoUor Qaatzzck 7fame.4 9nc We Specualuze nn Custom Home Bunldmg Paradise PA 17562 17171 442 4695 17175 768 8474 Arrows Reponred Compound Bow Servsce Pro Shop Muzzlelocders Block Powder 1 ESH S ARCHERY 3612 Newporr Rd IRI 7721 lnfercourxe Po 17534 Phone l7I7l 7688421 Graduation speakers for 1983 left to rlght Laura Eby Wanda Smok er Joeseph Zimmerman and Delma Hlgh 66 41 CAMERA CENTER 'IWHERE WE TEACH YOU HOW we haue aw: awu TEACHING STUDIO DARKROOM THE COMPLETE CAMERA CENTER CHECK OUR LOW PRICES REPAIRS 0 RENTALS ' TRADE INS CUSTOM FRAMING HJ TH ' E:ON.:.z'4z:2,z, WED9TOl2 NOON k-4-J sos: MAIN sr 656-9444 EPHRATA OR 733 0341 Ads 121 STATE INSPECTION GENERAL REPAIRS Doug s Service Center D 95 Ok ve Gap PA 17527 442 8285 Meadow Brook Travel Trailer Sales Rt. 30 Paradise PA 17562 Sales S Service Motor Homes i A Travel Trailers COACHMEN vans Rlght for the Times Inspection And Accessories Aljo Aly By Skyline BULK - BOTTLED A METEREO FOR FARM - HOME A INDUSTRY Wholly Owned Division of CARLOS R LEFFLER INC 3927 E. NEWPORT ROAD GORDONVILLE PA 17529 1717! 768-8248 FULL LINE GAS BURNING EQUIPMENT Route 30 FLAME RITE GAS INC 122 Ads +SONS intercourse, Pa. Phone: 768-8291 .4711 ' X Campers I ' I . , . A famlllar sight for Suzette Wenger LENGACHER S CHEESE HOUSE R.D. ifl Kinzers PA 17534 Phone 442 4388 Box 41 1 Retail - Wholesale KlNG'S IGA 3000 Lmcoln Highway East Gordonvllle PA 17529 Fresh Meats S Groceries 687 6871 Slaughter House 687 7177 VNTAGE SALES STABLES, NC Box 100 Paraduse Pennsylvanua 17562 Phones 442 4484 Sale Every Tuesday Q44 OO A M J 2.53 8204 qArea Code 7475 Fnnrshed Hog Sale Every Wed And Sat QQ OO A My All Kunds Of Lnvestock Sold On Commussuon ,Y Hay + Straw Sale Bulls Steers .5 Every Thursday Cows Hogs U O0 P M J Lambs + Calves I Robert Fame Manager '75 BLANKS PHILLIPS 66 E NS EC O O NG O LE E C R C C OSED SU E 30 G Bellevue Avenue phone C7479 M2 4896 Gap PA 17527 Macho stolen base king Todd Houck looks for another openmg ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE CO Extension telephones a wonderful way to save Banquets Wedding Rvreplrons Klvelmg Room steps and time ln color add beauty and COnVel'1Iel'1Ce to eVe'YdaY 'WH19 KOTOR INN' ni RXSTLURANT BIRD IN HAND PA 17505 PHONE 47171768 8271 For Complete Telephone Service can 354 4401 37 43 Dlller Ave A Bene' Place 'O 'La' New Holland PA I I I . - . 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Nrmble Karen Shorts IS presented with the gymnastic MVP award by coach Carol Muller HARVEST DRIVE FARM RESTAURANT Lelsurely Dnnlng w th P cturesque Vlew ol the Farm Country MENU FAMILY STYLE Bt SMOFIGASBORD DINING Complete Banquet Facnlutles for clubs and church groups Your Hosts Walt and Sue Gro!!! Walt and Ruth Shaub Phone I717I 768 7186 For Reservatlons or lniormatlon on Se v ng Hou s South ol lntercourse lFollow lhs Slgnxl OPEN SUNDA YS ll nn Inv KI ro uv PARADISE ..,....t,.. CUSTOM General Auto Repaurs Ph I7I7I687 b00I Paradlse PA I7562 24 Hr Towing Servuce L qht 81 Heavy Duty . V . 4 . . I I ll ' Ir I , . V I 4 UF, I W wiv, A A X 7 Sun Tune Ups State Inspection .,2,,,,. ,,r.., , 3 ' z 7 N- . 9 ' I J B ZIMMERMANQSONS INC Tuw Two Locohons Sfrosburg Po Phone 687 8605 Blue Boll Po Phone 354 4955 7I7 687 9033 687 8786 MEL ZINK S TEXACO 2972 Lincoln Hlghway E bordonvllle PA I7529 Road 5ervnLe Lease A Beast Mr Barley glves Leslie Kratzer a congratulatory hug Eggs from Trout s are worth crowlng aboutlll E ROY TROUT 8 SON INC BUTTER EGGS 5 CHEESE On Harrlstown Road Paradise RD 41 PA C B HOOBER 8- SON INC P O B01 176 Inle course Pennsylvanra 17534 171 7I 768 8231 By Servlce We Grow P rone fssam. if Mme Road RD I Paradlse Pa l7562 l7I7J 442 4ll6 . . , . D HARDWARI 7 PE , . , . i ' - l ' - l l . . , . I . , . Q 9 o l 1 Y I 1 f f K 4 , as X - I 'Ink gf I' 34 . , ... 1, ., 1 o . Ads 125 126 Ads BE H VULUNTEER When you graduate from hugh school and move ahead toward further educa tnon or work nn a chosen fueld It as only natural to thunk ofthe flnancual rewards that awant you for your hard work and the knowledge you ve gained But there are other rewards you should consider The rewards that come from doung good thlngs for others The reward of makung your communnty a better place to lnve And from the personal satnsfactnon of x iN '5 4 9 wsu. T ff CHANGE THE SHAPE UF YUUH WUHlD knowmg you care enough to share your tame and talents wlthout monetary gam Thmk now about how you can volunteer your servlces an an effective manner The Lancaster County Volunteer Ser vlces Center can help you match your talents wlth an orgamzatlon that needs your help Call them at 299 2824 and be a volunteer You II be rewarded In ways that money can t match SFERQYQFTXEW l-4ou.ArxD LUCKENBAUGH S DRIVE IN FOOD 84 ICE CREAM 2682 Lmcoln Htghway East Phone Ronl-ts PA 17572 X M UT lll 1lTTTTT WH l l W E Q 687 7245 717 768 3124 Possibilities I BOX H9 NEWPORT RD INTERCOURSE PA H534 Inc . 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The People's Lancaster County s Center 'Q for Amish and Mennonite -E arts and crafts In the vullage of A Intercourse Pa RADIATORS I O Phone 717f768 7171 GIRVINS AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE PO Box 254 Paradlse PA 17562 7l7f6878033 DENLINGER INSURANCE P O Box 578 Pequea Ave Gap Pa 17527 Wrlllam H Rutter Phone 442 4912 New Repalr Recore Rod Out Truck Auto Industrial Equlpment Ultrasonic Cleaning STOLTZF US MEAT MARKET Box 375 Intercourse PA 3 Blocks E of Intercourse Sq On The Newport Plke On Rt 772 768 7166 Home Dressed Meats Custom Butcherlng Is Our Speclallty Home Cured PORK 8 BEEF Hams 6 Bacon Freezer Meats 8 Foods Open Thursday Frlday Saturday Homemade Rmg Bologna Fresh Made Scrapple 9 5pm 9 8pm 8 5pm Mr McClure hands Mlke McCauley the prestigious Brlan Hershey Memorial Award IN I I x , Ads 127 Ads 128 J R BURKHOLDER UTO BODY We Take Personal Prlde In Our Qualnty Service In Assocnatnon Wlth John C Remhl Mark Weaver Metal And Lead Speclalnsts Donald G Wood Reflmshmg Expert Stephen A Hostetter Fnberglass Speclallst PO Box 134 Paradnse PA 17562 7177768 3775 Best Wishes To The Class of 84 U Motor Inn 972 W'7'5' Restaurant N Queen Road Intercour e PA 17534 VILIMY A Quamt Country Village Inn Leg rw W flff M WW l ll' lWlW f W Wfnafg Z PHONE 717 397 8788 ESTABLISHED 1880 THE GERHART COFFEE CO Roasters and Blenders of Fme Coffees 544 546 N CHRISTIAN ST LANCASTER PA May 27, 1983 was an evening of vlvld and lasting memorles The prom was held at HISIOFIC Strasburg The theme was Always and Forever, the flower was a yellow rose . , X L, 'U O O ine , 5 , ll s I 1 - IV l'w 'll':ll tt iffii eef . Y r lfl lf'l 'l l l f L W ,N a l l l ' flmf f ly lm. f fl! ll w T rl f fsw ff - . ' , . L A P P uw HECIRICAI. senvlcs 24 l-lr Emergency Repair Service Commerciol lndustrioIMointenonce Dlstrlbutlon Centers Control Ponels Switch Geors Motor Controls Llghtlng Specialties Energy Efficient Systems Outdoor Lighting Systems Emergency Lighting Systems Electric Heat Boseboord 84 Rodiont Residential New 84 Old House Wiring Fire Burglor Alorm Systems Astro Voc Centrol Cleoning Systems Bucket Truck Trencner LEAMAN PLACE STORE INC Groceries Meat and Produce Dial 17173 768 8207 Paradise PA 17562 240 wrfmer no 47475 392 oaoa Lonc po 47602 gsaghll ck h y MVP a a d b k tbal o EBBIXB BLUE BALL NATIONAL BANK BLUE BALL, PENNSYLVANIA BHIQBJ3544541 Telrel'l4456741 New Holldld 354-3040 MOIQGWOWH 286-5101 F.D.l.C. ' f YK . I X n 1 1 l y I NC. ' - ' ' Y. Energy Soving Ceiling 84 Attic Fons A ,F - ' Cst l ' - d ou mbl accepts his w r for as e I fr m -1 - o er, Ad 129 Ad 130 CJ LDSBACI BILE I Flsman morons Lmcoln Hlghway, Paradlse, PA MILLER'S SMORGASBORD MILLER S BAKERY S DELI MILLER S GIFT SHOPPE AMOS EBY COMPANY Ferhluzer and Lumes+one 687 6091 Watch with Your 3 DavCo Advertising Specialties IIIIL IIIIGIII lllwill lllvllll Z-IIIII Salesbooks Off ce Supplles Busmess Forms Brouhures Graduat on Statnonery Calende s No eltles Book Matches Business Ca ds Wedd ng Statxonery Chestnut St 84 Strasburg Plke Gap PA 17527 717 442 4155 or TOLL FREE 1 800 732 3559 I 1 Trina Dagen andbave Eby make an elegant Couple' Phone: Paradise, PA B - I O O I O 9 . I A s -L.. lk r wk ' v ' , ' i ' lk III ' 9 . I' ' r ' 'I s Ji I i ' f ' i A ' 11 R' . ' 0 , S ' NiE was Ntwmi E This year our mornlng announcements finally came allve How could we forget to mention the sports announcer Chuck Chalfant fbemg eaten by the mllk machlnej announcer Bryan Margerum lattemptlng to save Chuck from the mllk machines death grtpj and speclal events an nouncer Swlthln Chandler Unsertj Tlmberlme Lodges Hearthroom Restaurant Lodges, Rooms, Fine Dlnmg Phone C2151 5935129 171714424163 Summers S Zlm s Inc. Plumbing Heating Commercial Refrigeration Alr Condltlonlng 413 Valley Avenue Atglen PA 19310 glafhnan 'UN' 5 FARM SEEDS AIVIII F SITIOICCI' BOX177 INTERCOURSE PA 17534 llllllll PHONE 717 768 B416 A H HOFFMAN SEEDS Inc LANDlSVlLlE1Lancuhr Col Pa 17538 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS sun ul lxulAlcl J WILBUR SOLLENBEFRGEH CLU Agent on 17171687 aes1 nes 17171392 ssoo 241 N Decatur Street Strasburg PA 17579 1 N rdrey Insurance Agency lv Route :xo and B97 Gap PA 17527 AUTO FIRE BUSINESS FARM LIFEB-HEALTH 171714429234 JAMESW Anomiv 67171763 7177 PRESIDENT l2l5l 857 2134 .tum to Y A 1 1 IMNHAU I 1 k L.L.L - . 1 I - 1: -,., ' - . Kg A S . A 7 , Q -X I Zl' 6 lst7:-lt A lf .S A A t'. A ' ttlt 7 A f MM- A 45 t,ttt 4 C '.' E A f sl.. . . ' 1A'7 - A Q . .X , 5 iik gg ltll C NNN ,.., with ,X A 5 gstt A N 3 S O I d l.f- Q Ads 131 O0 H we 'Q Wmww f W 4 s U SENIORS Allison, Joanne 25, 26, 27, 34, 37, 40, 41, 86 Ardrey, Cathy 14, 23, 25, 32, 52, 86 Axe, Deborah 83, 86 Baker, Brenda 83, 86 Baker, Halle 34, 37, 46, 47, 62, 63, 86 Barcz, Casimer, 32, 86 Barcz, Melissa 87 Bass, Annette 87 Bernard, Linda 26, 37, 48, 54, 62 Bernard, Samantha 23, 24, 87 Bird, Bob 84, 87 Bloom, Nancy 23, 87 Boas, Steve 41, 44, 88 Boley, Tammy 48, 88 Boohar, Mike 88 Boots, Brian 60, 88 Bowman, Gary 58, 59, 83, 88 Brady, Sandy 12, 23, 34, 44, 57, 60, 88 Braungard, Pam 37, 40, 89 Buohl, Bob 22, 37, 42, 54, 55, 60, 89 Byler, Shannon 26, 34, 37, 47, 52, 89 Canter, Mary 34, 35, 37, 46, 47, 40, 41, 52, 89 Carrigan, Andy 21, 54, 89 Chalfant, Chuck 14, 27, 29, 34, 50, 89, 131 Chandler, Swithin 27, 34, 44, 45, 40, 50, 85, 90, 131 Coulter, Dawn 83, 90 Crawford, Mark 83, 90 Cummings, Brenda 90 Denlinger, Shelly 22, 32, 34, 40, 41, 44, 90, 36 Eberly, Sharon 23, 48, 90 Eby, Jacque 12, 19, 21, 26, 29, 34, 37, 40, 50, 91 Eby, Rob 44, 91 Eckman, Michelle 26, 37, 40, 41, 45, 62, 63, 69, 91 Eno, Jennifer 84, 91 Esh, Melissa 2, 5, 27, 29, 32, 34, 37, 40, 41, 45 Esh, Merle 26, 37, 44, 45, 91 Eshleman, Randy 14, 34, 37, 60, 92 Fitzwater, Stacy 37, 62, 82, 92, Freeman, Michele 34, 37, 52, 92 Garhart, Mike 84, 92 Gillenwater, Donna 84, 92 Gillenwater, Penny 93 Gossert, Rodney 84, 93 Graham, Diane 82, 93 Gregg, Tammy 5, 34, 37, 40, 46, 47, 93 Hart, Dennis 20, 25, 37, 50, 93 Hartley, Frank 42, 43, 93 Henry, Miller 94 Herr, Stephanie 26, 34, 37, 40, 44, 52, Hershey, Kathy 12, 21, 25, 27, 32, 37, 39, 40, 52, 53, 94 Hershey, Kim 23, 25, 34, 37, 40, 41, 52, 94 , sm. .sq,,,,, Hershey, Larry 29, 40, 41, 44, 94 High, Jeff 14, 24, 37, 44, 50, 60, 94 Hillard, Allen 14, 37, 50, 95 Hoffman, Christine 25, 27, 95 Houck, Melissa 13, 21, 24, 27, 31, 34, 35, 40, 44, 45, 52, 53, 36, 37, 35, 95 Hughes, Diane 45, 95 Hughes, Doug 95 Kauffman, Stacy 68, 84, 95 Killinger, Angel 96 Kinsey, Debbie 8, 96 Klinger, Charlotte 96 Kretchler, Ellen 12, 21, 25, 26, 27, 34, 36, 40, 96 Lefever, Bill 83, 96 Lefever, Kim 19, 23, 25, 37, 47, 59, 96 Lindner, Julie 27, 34, 37, 47, 62, 63, 97 Lowery, Rick 84, 97 Manchor, Beth 97 Margerum, Bryan 12, 20, 24, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 44, 45, 60, 97, 131 Martin, Jackie 84, 97 McComsey, Michelle 97, 44 McGinnis, Fred 98 Miller, Chad 22, 29, 37, 58, 59, 98 Miller, Steve 44, 45, 49, 50, 51, 98 Millisock, Carol 98 Montgomery, Michele 98 Musser, Brian 45, 98 Neuhauser, Ronda 83, 99 Nunley, Jeff 14, 37, 99 Pichler, Sharon 44, 83, 99 Poletti, Richard 99 Poole, Christine 20, 24, 34, 37, 40, 41, 99 Prevost, James 99 Raum, Jamie 14, 26, 37, 50, 100 Refford, Beth 100 Reitler, Tammy 23, 37, 47, 59, 100 Renshaw, James 100 Riehl, Steve 22, 100 Rishell, Shelly 100 Ritzman, Mike 26, 37, 40, 41, 50, 51, 58, 5 Robinson, Harold 101 Schenke, Shelly 37, 40, 44, 52, 101 Schulze, Tina 101 Sera, Barbara 16, 17, 37, 40, 101 Sharitz, Deborah 48, 82, 101 Smith, Dianna 102 Smoker, Tom 29, 37, 40, 41, 50, 102 Springer, Dawn 102 Stoltzfus, Cheryl D. 7, 12, 22, 32, 52, 37, Stoltzfus, Cheryl L. 102 Sult Vaunda 102 Swope, Michelle 103, 83 Terauchi, Kiyoko 16, 29, 32, 40, 52, 102 Thoman, Rose 29, 44, 48, 103 9, 101 102 Thomp Llmble, kins, Bob 84, 103 Karen 103 Vogel, Lisa 103 Vought, Kris 104 Wallace, Teala 12, 29, 32, 45, 48, 52, 67, 37, 104 Watson, Selene 14, 19, 25, 34, 47, 104 Weimer, Martha 16, 17, 24, 34, 37, 52, 44, 64, 65, 104 Wenger, Kimberly 82, 104 Wertz, Sharon 104 Wiggins, Caroline 105 Winters, David 105 Witwer, Jeff 27, 37, 40, 41, 50, 58, 59, 105 Wood, Holly 105 Zimmerman, Bill 14, 29, 41, 105 JUNIO Abreu, RS Benito 41 , 78 Amway, Amber 78 Bagshaw, Alice 12, 37, 52, 78 Bagshaw, Lois 23, 37, 52, 78 Dwayne 18, 42 Bajusz, Barge, Marcia 40, 78 Beachy, Earl 78 Black, Charles 78 Blank, Bill 42, 78 Blank, Dennis 78 Blank, Boley, Randy 34, 78, 82 Janet 78 Boley, Tracey 78 Brooks, David 78 Brooks, Richard 78 Byler, Doug 29, 34, 40, 46, 78, 80 Carpenter, Wally 78 Carper, Jay 78 Ciarrocchi, Francis 78 Davis, Davis, Day, C Mike 78 Tracey 78 hristine 78 Denlinger, Anita 78 Denlinger, Daryl 42, 50, 78 Dickinson, Marke 12, 37, 38, 40, 41, 54, 55, 78 Eckma n, Mike 78 Eichelberger, Wendy 40, 50, 78 Eitnier, sandy 37, 78 Rahrenbach, Karen 52, 78, 84 Feister, Jerry 37, 42, 43, 78 Fisher, Fisher, Fisher, Fisher, Fisher, Foulk, Heather 25, 40, 52, 78 Monica 27, 78 Rebecca 40, 52, 78 Sarah 52, 79 Tonna 25, 79, 92 Yvonne 79 4 Garver, Jerry 58, 79 Gatto, Mike 60, 79 George, Marsha 79 Gillenwater, Judy 79 Good, Susan 12, 16, 39, 40, 41, 79 Graham, Kimberly 79 Groff, Gina 12, 34, 52, 79 Groff, Randy 79 Groff, Ronald 43, 50, 58, 78, 79 Haldeman, Lori 48, 79 Haus, Julie 34, 37, 52, 67, 79 Hershey, Hope 34, 67, 79 Heagy, Jim 79 Hess, Kelly 62, 79 Hobbs, Michele 40, 78, 79 Hoffman, Jerold 79 Houck, Dale 79 Houck, Mechelle 79 Houck, Tim 50, 51, 61, 79 Huber, Curtis 37, 60, 79 Hughes, Dan 79 Jordan, Brenda 34, 40, 52, 79 Kauffman, Greg 12, 42, 78, 79 Keeler, Laura 16, 34, 36, 52, 67, 79 Kohl, Tracy 79 Kohr, Ricki 79 Krammes, Mike 79 Krantz, Jeff 20, 79 Kreider, Tia 48, 52, 79 Kreider, Tina 52, 79 Kurtz, Brad 27, 79 Lacock, Amy 37, 40, 41, 52, 80 Lacock, Andrew 50, 80, 81 Landis, Kelly 57, 67, 80 Lefever, Daryl 50, 80, 82 Lichty, Matt 50, 58, 80, 41 MacKenzie, Lori 80 Maestle, Theresa 34, 80 Manganello, Angela 80 Roessler, Annie 62, 63, 81 Root, Connie 81 Ruth, Steve 81 Scott, Glenda 81 Sears, Jodie 48, 81 Sellers, Tasha 81 Shaffer, Dean 81 Shank, Michele 57, 67, 79, 81 Shuler, Jeff 81 Slaymaker, Nancy 81 Smith, Glenn 61, 81 Smoker, Sherri 81 Snively, Mike 81 Spencer, Steve 14, 32 Spotts, Robert 58, 81 Steele, Susan 81 Stoltzfus, Amy 48, 59, 81 Stoltzfus, Blaine 42, 43, 81 Stoltzfus, Bryan 43, 81 Stoltzfus, Karl 40, 60, 79, 81 Stoltzfus, Ronald 81 Stringer, Rebecca 81 Sweigart, Brian 42, 50, 81 Trostle, David 81 Wallace, Crystal 37, 57, 67, 81 Warmiak, Pete Weaver, Parke 81 Marks, Gary 42, 80 Martin Connie 80 Martin S. Steven 80 Martin Roger 80 Martin, Sharon 34, 40, 80 Martin, Steve 80 McGrane, Raymond 80 McQueen, Ed 42, 43, 80 Meier, Duff 61, 80 Mellinger, Duane 80 Meshey, Lori 80 Miller, Kurt 40, 60 Miles, Harold 80 Miller, Mike 24, 37, 40, 41, 80 Miller, Sherry 80 Millisock, Lori 80 Mills, Betty 62, 63, 80 Mitchell, Steve 37, 41, 50, 78, 80 Movinsky, Joe 80 Muzereus, Debbie 80 Myers, Rodney 24, 60, 80 Nolt, Karen 80 Palmer, Elizabeth 37, 57, 67, 80 Peters, Kristene 40, 80 Potts, Heidi 37, 57, 80 Przyohadzen, Becky 80 Quigley, Tim 37, 80, 50 Reed, Stewart 37, 40, 81 Rice, Tracey 52, 81 Rife, Dennis 48, 81 Weiler Valarie 23, 52, 62, 63, 81 Wenger, Suzette 52, 53, 62, 63, 81 Wertz, Karen Bl Williams, Allison 37, 57, 67, 81 Woolard, Kim 48, 81 Yackanech, Mike 54, 58, 81 Zimmerman, Bethann 81 Zook, Cynthia 81 Zook, Ronald 42, 81 SOPHOMORES Ardrey, Tim 50, 51, 74 Barge, Doug 50, 74 Bass, Renee 74 Beck, Pamela 74 Berkhimer, Bill 50, 58, 74 Blank, Duane 74 Bohler, Ricky 42, 60, 74 Bohler, Stacy 52, 67, 74 Boley, Tony 74 Brembos, Cathy 34, 74 Brown, Laurie 74 Brown, Rhonda 74 Carbone, Thomas 74 Carter, Sean 18, 48, 74 Cassel, Bridget 67, 74, 77 Clark, Elizabeth 18, 40, 68, 74 Clark, Gordon 74 Coulter, Anne 74, 76 Cramer, Wes 42, 78 Dagen, Dawn 52, 74 D'Allessandro, Ann 34, 74 Day, Cathleen 74 Denlinger, Todd 42, 50, 74 Diem, Brian 50, 51, 59, 74 Dietrich, Doug 37, 50, 61, 74 Dorwart, Kimberly 34, 74 Dukeman, Gary 74 Eby, Nancy 52, 74 Esh, Monica 12, 40, 52, 74 Esh, Jessica 52, 74 Fisher, Kevin 74 Floyd, Linda Fox, David 19, 74 Frank, Joe 74 Garver, Andrew 74 Garver, Wendy 74 Good, Tim 50, 61, 74 Good, William 34, 61, 75 Gossert, Sandra 75 Graybeal, Beth Ann 79 Graybill, Doug 74 Hadsell, Greg 18, 23, 24, 50, 61, 75 Hamish, Todd 42, 75 Harple, Patrick 75 Herr, Eric 50, 75 Hersh, Karen 75 Hershey, Laura 34, 36, 40, 41, 52, 7 Hershey, Lisa 34, 52, 75 Hershey, Mike 43, 50, 61, 75 Hess, Penny 75 High, Eric 18, 50, 50, 75 High, Kristine 52, 75 Hilton, George 75 Holler, Jay 50, 58, 75, 76 Hoover, Jill 40, 41, 62, 63, 75 Hostetter, Marilyn, 34, 40, 52, 75, 77 Houck, Connie 75 Houck, Lenny 75 Hougnon, Mike 68, 75 Hughes, Jeff 58, 75 Gregorio, John 75 Kachel, Mark 58, 59, 75 Kaminski, Walter 75 Kauffman, Diane 75 Kauffman, Tisha 75 Kemper, Sheri 12, 34, 41, 67, 75 Kendig, Greg 50, 75 Killinger, Reuben 29, 75 Lantz, Lisa 18, 24, 34, 75 Lapp, Lorie 41, 64, 75 Lapp, Marlon 61, 75 Lawson, Cynthia 37, 75 Lee, Donald 40, 41, 50, 76 Leibley, Melissa 76 Lichty, Jennifer 37, 52, 64, 65, 76 Manganello, Jodi 76 Marks, Jay 42, 76 Martin, Charity 52, 76 Martin, Jill 34, 76 Martin, Leonard 42, 76 McCarty, Tom 76 McGinnis, Mike 58, 74, 76 McLemore, Diane 76 Means, John 76 Morris, Jill 34, 76 Moury, Steve 59, 76 Musser, Beth 19, 36, 76 Myer, Christine 48, 76 Myers, Kelly 27, 80 Newborg, Victor 24, 76 Nielsen, Samantha 19, 34, 36, 40, 74 76 O'Flaherty, Colleen 40, 76 Packi, Kimberly 76 Peachy, Ranae 76 Phillips, Fred 12, 74, 76 Phillips, Harriet 76 Price, Lynn 76 Raum, Mike 46, 76 ,-- Rice, Kelly 76 iRiley, Paul 76 !Robinson, Brad 61, 76 iRoot, Karen 76 !Rottman, Dan 76 Rutter, Troy 59, 76 Sandoe, Carl 76 Schabach, Angela 76 Sensenig, Glenn 54, 55, 58, 76 Sharitz, Michelle, 37, 77 Simmons, Scott 77 Slaymaker, lrvin 50, 51, 77 Slaymaker, Troy 59, 77 Smith, Jonnette 77 Smoker, Christopher 40, 50, 77 Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Stoltzfus ,Sweiga rt Shane 77 Spangler, , Charlene 40, 75, 77 Patricia 12, 77 1 Tony 40, 41, 77 Penny 77 'Swope, Fred 77 'Thompson, Sabrena 40, 77 Tillman, Bill 77 Tindall, Leslie 34, 40, 77 Tober, Jody 77 Torrens, Rebecca 77 Trout, Victor 77 Vincent, Sue 40, 77 Denlinger, James 56, 70 Denlinger, Joseph 56, 70 Detterline, Lynn 70 Diem, Michael 70 Diem, Vincent 34, 40, 70 Diller, Susan 40, 48, 63, 70 Ehrhart, Matthew 66, 70 Eichelberger, Robert 22, 70 Eldridge, Richard 70 Esh, Ricky 22, 70 Fisher, Faith 62, 70 Fisher, Heidi 34, 40, 56, 70 Freeman, Betty 46, 71 Funk, Margaret 71 Geiter, Raymond 42, 71 Getty, Deborah 34, 40 Gilgore, Connie 40, 62 Gillenwater, David 71 Good, Lori 34, 56, 62, 63, 70, 71, 73 Good, Tina 34, 56, 62, 63, 70, 71 Graham, Doug 71 Graham, Holly 71 Gregg, Duane 40, 71 Griest, Brian 71 Griffy, Victoria 71 Groff, Scott 42, 56, 71 Harbach, Kimberly 48, 71 Haug, Dawn 71 Wahl, Suzanne 40, 52, 77 Wallace, Twila 62, 63, 77 Walton, John 58, 81 Wasson, Deborah 77 Watson, Donald 77 Weir, Teressa 77 Wiggins, Mike 77 Wilson, Sharon 77 Witmer, Rhonda 52, 77 Woods, Lewis 77 Yancy, Rhonda 34, 40 77 Young Teresa 77 Zimmerman, Kathleen 77 Zimmerman, Kristine 77 Zook, Cheri 77 FRESHMAN Allgyer, Eric 24, 56, 70 Allison, Donna 34, 40, 70 Aven, Tobert 70 Bajusz, Pamela 48, 70 Baker, Nadim 56, 70 Barr, Leslie 34, 40, 56, 64, 65, 70 Beachy, Elaine 70 Beegle, Paul 42, 56, 66, 70 Hersh, Doug 56, 71 Hershey, Jeffrey 42, 71 Hershey, Lyle, 56, 71 Hershey, Marie 12, 25, 34, 56, 64, Hershey, Hershey, Steve 18, 42, 71 Tracy 12, 56, 67, 71, 73 Berky, Mark 70 Black, Brian 42, 56, 70 Blank, Kimberly Boley, Brian 70, 71 Boley, Susan 70 Bosley, John 70 Bower, Roseann 40, 70 Brooks, Mike 70 Brown, Todd 34, 70 Clark, Lori 25, 70 Combs, John 42, 70 Day, Barbara 70 DeHaven, Charles 70 Denlinger, Gwen 34, 40, 48, 70 High, Keith 71 Houck, Chad 42, 56, 71 Kauffman, Candi 42, 71 Killinger, Michelle 34, 40, 62, 71 Killius, Donna 71 Kinsey, Donna 48, 71 Kozikowski, Denise 40, 56, 71, 73 Kreider, Tara 25, 40, 56, 70, 71 Lefever, Jeanne 12, 67, 71 Lindner, Lori 71 Lo, Keng 71 Lowrey, William 71 Lucas, Don 42, 72 Magargle, Marette 34, 72 Manchor, Mary 72 Martin, Kenneth 72 McCauley, Mark 42, 72 McLaughlin, Kelly 72 Meier, Karyn 64, 72 Miles, Teresa 48, 72 Miller, Mary Alice 40, 72 Millisock, Dawn 48, 72 Montgomery, Norman 72 Myers, Allen 42, 72 Newborg, Elizabeth Nolt, Lisa 40, 72 Palmer, Donald 56, 66, 72 Petersheim, Linda 34, 40, 56, 72 Phillips, Ronald 72 Pisel, Kevin 42, 56, 72 Poletti, Tina 48, 72 Prokay, John 72 Prokay, Richard 72 Quigley, Michael 56, 72 Ratjavong, Saysavath 72 65, 70, 71 Raum, Travis 72 Refford, Norman 72 Resmini, Renald 56, 72 Reihl, Dean 42, 72 Reihl, Rose 46, 47, 56, 64, 72 Ritzman, Christine 21, 40, 54, 72 Robinson, Michelle 29, 72 Rohrer, Lela 12, 47, 56, 64, 65, 72 Ross, Debbie 72 Ross, Kimberly 40, 48, 72 Rottman, Ken 42, 72 Rubright, Laurie 72 Sandoe, Linda 40, 72 Savini, Anthony 72 Schabach, Douglas 18, 73 Scott, Clndy 73 Sears, Stacey 73 Sellers, Vanisa 73 Sera, Kathleen 34, 40, 67, 73 Shaffer, Rodney 73 Sheaffer, June 73 Sheaffer, Rod 42, 73 Siegel, Heather 73 Skethway, James 73 Smoker, Carol 36, 62, 73 Sowers, Matthew 73 Spangler, Sonya 48, 73 States, Paula 73 Stoltzfus, Dennis 73 Stoltzfus, Douglas 18, 73 Stoltzfus, Heather 73 Stoltzfus, Jody 48, 56, 67, 73 Stoltzfus, Kimberly 48, 73 Summers, Amy 73 Sweigart, Cheryl 56, 62, 70, 73 Tennant, Ricky 40, 48, 73 Torres, Camen Trout, Barbara Trout, Wendy 23, 73 Vogt, H. George 18, 42, 73 Vought, Douglas 73 Walton, Molly 73 Watson, Carrie 34, 40, 73 White, Tricia 73 Wilson, Sean 73 Wood, Teresa 34, 56, 73 Woods, Lewis 61 Yoder, Barry 73 Zimmerman, Gina 73 Zook, Scott 42, 73 Zimmerman, Mark 42, 73 Walls, Daniel 42, 47, 73 Pequea Valley High School cafeteria, Edna Seldomridge passed away at the age of 83. She was born on October 26, 1899, in Leacock Township. ln March of Edna's twenty-third year, she married John L. Sweigart. She and her husband owned a general merchandise store in Spring Garden until 1943 when they moved to a nearby farm. They lived there until John died in January of 1956. Then Edna sold the farm and moved to a house in Spring Garden. She then was hired in 1958 by Pequea Valley High School. ln 1963 she had her home built in Intercourse. Three years later she married Paul Seldomridge on September 15, 1966. However, in May of 1971, Mr. Seldomridge Drive, still working at Pequea Valley until her death. Two of her three brothers, Raymond and Mylin, live nearby in Gap and Lancaster respectively. The other brother, Paul, lives in Maryland. All four of her sisters, Velma, Dorothea, Evelyn, and Elsie, live nearby in Gap, Intercourse, Ephrata, and New Holland. Another little known fact gg about Edna was that every year that Edna worked for Pequea, she .Q purchased a yearbook. We will all miss Edna for she always gave us one more laugh at lunch.We will miss you Edna, you'll Always be j part of the way we were. ,W We thank all the teachers who allowed us out of class now and then to rush for a deadline. Especially Mr. Deemer for not giving Doug a - I detention, Mr. Albert and Mr. Williams for their understanding, and Mr. In Appreclatlon' Bernecker. We thank Mrs. Antonucci and Mrs. Wenger for the use of the typewriters and Mr. Bassett for his class time spent on yearbook emergen- cies. We thank Miss Reed for her help in assigning the seniors a paragraph to write to use in the yearbook and Miss Bicking for taking the yearbook club, not only once but twice. We would very much like to thank the office secretaries, Mrs. Hershey and Mrs. Stewart for copying class lists, giving us envelopes and letterhead paper, taking telephone calls, delivering messages, and paging the janitor for the keys to the darkroom. The secretaries almost did as much work on this yearbook as the staff did. We want to thank Mr. King for all his help and understanding. We will never forget everything he has done for the 1983-84 Pequoian. We would also like to thank the members of the yearbook staff who weren't just members who showed up for the picture, but active members who stayed after school on Thursdays and worked all night Sunday until early morning when the deadline was Monday. We would not only like to thank Mary Canter, but also commend her. She began this year without knowing anything about laying out a page, but she learned quickly and we named her our Layout Editor. She told us when layouts had to be redone and volunteered to do them herself. She became very frustrated at times, but after she pulled her hair out then she said, This will work, I don't know how, but this will work. And Last and most we would like to thank Mrs. Kay Rohrer for saying yes to the position of yearbook adviser. lf another person had taken this position, that person may have been the kind who sat in the room and babysat. But Mrs. Rohrer didn't. While working a part-time job at Lancaster Newspapers she forced us to make our deadlines while still having to make her own deadlines. She opened her home to us and offered her spare moments to the yearbook you now hold in your hands. Mrs. Rohrer used the newspaper facilities and her time for rush pictures. She worked with GeorJean's for better pictures and taught us how to take our own pictures. Getting things done is a major goal for the completion of a yearbook, but getting things done with accuracy, precision, and imagination is even more important. Mrs. Rohrer knew it and this year she taught us what a yearbook is really all about. We hope that our yearbook can be used as an example of new ideas and experiments for the yearbooks of the future, as we have used the yearbooks before us. -Tammy Gregg and Doug Byler Pequoian Editors 1983-84 ff, f fi On September 20, 1983, after 25 years of employment in the passed away. Edna continued to live in Intercourse at 3617 Lilac 1 IN MEMORY OF KAREN CARPENTER 1950 - C1983 The words on pages 18-27 are lyrics from the song We've Only Just Begun Lyrics by Paul Williams Music by Roger Nichols Q 1970 IRVING MUSIC, INC. lBMlJ All Rights Reserved - International Copyright Secured We thank Almo Publications for their permission.