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

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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

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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

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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