Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

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As we look for- ward to the time when we can turn our knowledge into wisdom, we prepare to use TODAY'S KNOWLEDGE for TOMORROWS FUTURE. a M3 L :MWm VLMSG ' if 'di , All N, M :q w ' 'Q if fl, F' N I if --4 1 lu' ki 15,2 Ki. it-f :uf 5 .ai M., ' ,.,,g. - A ,W 1-5 Q 1 2 A41 5 if 1 ..f 1 1 fill F V L ,'l.,, Administration and Faculty Seniors Special Events Sports Organizations Underclassmen Index LION 68 FACULTY l,oQ I ,,. v P ' 5 .ff 7' ' ' : 'f'1 . f W 1, ,. U we I r,,,: i, q ,Q 1 'z,-.,,,'- .-.Q X x x N .. P 44 P F ,L L- Ma Q 1 f 4-14 ' f. 1 X! '.Yl 11 in uns g-ww ,. , 1. .,,w,q,M .. Z! al 'Vis chool Processes Griginate 1 Preparing school board agendas and writing infonnation for the teachers keeps Mr. Gibb's Secretary, Mrs. Arlene Gilbert, busy. Apart from his duties as Supervising Principal of the Red Lion Area School System, Mr. Gibb enjoys deer hunt- ing, both rifle and bow and arrow, and golfing with his Sunday School League. During the summer, he prepared for the present school term. A trip to Pittsburg, also occu- pied some of his time this summer. 8 With ur Administrators Y xx, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Mr. Blain's secretary, keeps permanent records of the students and distributes supplies. As high school principal, Mr. Blain has a never-ending task which requires a lot of time and patience. Working with the student body and the faculty to keep our school running smoothly is a full-time job. Some of his duties as principal are to plan the operation of the school system and to work with curriculum planning. Mr. Blain spent most of his summer at Red Lion working with our new IBM programming. Mr. Blain was able to find a few spare minutes for his hobbies: fishing, gardening, electronics, and photography. 3 it I if , mu Yi S g 11 Q 1-IT' , RQ ,MI , Iii 5.41 mu' Pg , , 1 , , gl tu ,-1 . Pl Hman all j N, Mrs. Crove, library secretary, and Mrs. Spyker, guidance secre- tary, compare their day's work. Assistants Aid FITZKEE, RONALD, . . . Assistant Principal: Football Coach. This past summer Mr. Fitzkee studied data processing. He is interested in all sports as a spectator and a participant. He is also Chaimian of the Recreation Board at Red Lion. SEITZ, CARL, . . . School Board Secretary. Mr. Seitz enjoys tennis, hunting, and music. A trip to the West, including Yellowstone Park and the Grand Canyon was Mr. Seitz's activity for the summer. STABLEY, CARY, . . . Business Manager. Mr. Stabley enjoys swim- ming, reading, and football. Traveling throughout the Midwest filled most of Mr. Stabley's vacation. Miss Craley, Mrs. Shelly, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Harbaugh, and Mrs. Walker, our scl '--0. 10 E. 3 F J In -he' Red Lion Area School Board-The 1967-68 members are: fseatedl Dale Dinsmore, Donald Snyder, Dr. I. Richard Hively, Carl Seitz, Clair Groveg fstandingj William jones, Howard Minnich, Horace Throne, Henry Seitz, Lester Craley. QQ -will- ' jan Grim and Mr. Fitzkee carefully examine the new student handbook. Sometime during the past year you may have noticed one or all of those cheerful instructors who reside at the top of the B-wing. They are Red Lion's Crusaders For Technology busily instructing their students in the in- creasingly important subjects of science. Science courses at Red Lion have something to offer to each student re- gardless of his or her abilities. These courses range from general science to advanced chemistry, a course being of- fered for the first time this year. Other sciences offered in- clude life science, biology, advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. Science 'students have at their disposal many fine laboratories, and a large supply of excellent research materials and equipment. Each student who thinks serious- ly of broadening his knowledge in the field of science can prepare himself for this extensively competitive industrial and scientific world by active participation. 12 Science Is The 51.3, . ' ' SHAFFER, FREELAND, B.S., M.S. .. . Physics, Ad- vanced Chemistryg Fly-tying Club. Mr. Shaffer attended an institute in nuclear science at Michigan State University. His interests include hunting, fishing, fly-tying, and elec- tronics. GREENAWAY, DANIEL, B.S .... Biology, Guidance. Mr. Greenaway studied German and algebra at Elizabeth- town College this summer. Fishing and fly-tying are his interests. UREY, RUSSELL, B.S., M.S. .. . Chemistry, General Scienceg Assistant Football coach, Track coach, Football Club. Naturally, Mr. Urey's interests lie in all types of sports as well as hunting. He attended a National Science Foundation Instituteat William and Mary College. POSEY, CARROLL, B.S .... Biology, Advanced Biology, General Science, Biology Club. Over the summer months, Mr. Posey attended Westem Maryland College. Hunting, camping, and sports are his main interests. Seed Of Wonder. BECKLEY, JOHN, B.A., M.S .... Biology. During a sab- batical leave, Mr. Beckley completed one year of graduate study at Oklahoma State University. MYERS, DANIEL, A.B., A.M .... General Science, Life Scienceg Science Club. Mr. Myers enjoys golf as his hobby. Over the summer he' toured the Midwest. KNISLEY, AMOS, B.S., M.Ed. . . . General Science, Con- sumer Scienceg Ticket Sales. Mr. Knisley spent an enjoyable summer relaxing. His main interest is sports. MILLER, EMMA-LOUISE, B.S. . . . Business Math, Business Law, General Business, Business Club. This sum- mer Mrs. Miller indulged in one of her interests, travel. Mr. Beckley instructs students in proper microscope techniques. Q ...sn Principles of business math are taught by Mrs. Miller. A nation that disregards its history is doomed to repeat itself . . . Through history we learn of the mistakes and successes of others who have come before us. By applying this knowledge We can improve our own future. The So- cial Studies Department of Red Lion High School strives to awaken young minds, to improve them, and to insure our future. Its object is to make our community, our state, our country and the world a better place in the future. Current events discussed in the classroom stress the impor- tance of history in our history making world of today. Studying the -past and the present prepares the student to face todayis world. Mr. Myers explains the How of the American economy by use of the Eco- nomic Cycle Chart. eh. History Is The HANGEN, PAUL, B.A .... Pennsylvania History, Tennis Coach, Timer for Football, Basketball and Wrestling. Dur- ing August, Mr. Hangen vacationed in the Poconos. FRITS, CLAIR, B.S., M.Ed .... Pennsylvania History, Sociology, Political Science, Commencement Speakers. Fishing is Mr. Frits' hobby. JONES, DONALD, B.S., M.Ed .... Pennsylvania History, World History, Sophomore Class Advisor. Mr. jones taught summer school and vacationed in Ocean City, N MYERS, HAROLD, B.S., M.Ed. . . . Economics, American History, Sociologyg junior Class Advisor. Among Mr. Myer's hobbies are woodworking and gardening. Witness Of ime RHINE, CARLIN, A.B. . . . American History, World His- toryg Basketball Coach, Varsity Club. Working in New York City and attending Rutgers University filled his summer. IOHNSON, C. TRUMAN, B.S. . . . World History, Driver Educationg Golf Team. Hunting, fishing, and athletics are among Mr. johnson's hobbies. SHELLENBERGER, DALE . . . Sabbatical leave. TOME, CHARLES, B.S., M.Ed .... American History, World Historyg Senior Class Advisor. During the summer, Mr. Tome took a trip to the West. - - - i ...V - , K we-7, Class participation plays an important part in Mr. Truman johnson's his tory class. Students listen intensively as Mr. Rhine instructs a world history class. if ax. . Niaiff ll A 'ff' .1 1 ,,,, ,Q K.. A Education Fosters EHRHART, ALETA, B.S .... Office Practice, Shorthand I, Typing I. Mrs. Ehrhart has an interesting hobby-collect- ing goblets. She also enjoys knitting and crocheting. STAMETS, GORDON, B.S., M.Ed .... Shorthand I, II, Typing II, Transcription, Senior caps and gowns. Mr. Stam- ets also teaches typing in summer school. SNYDER, WILLARD, B,S., M.Ed .... Personal Typing, Typing I, Modem General Mathematics Ig Business Club, Ushers. Vacationing in Florida was the highlight of Mr. Snyder's summer. ESPENSHADE, IEANETTE, B.S. . . . Bookkeeping, Sales, Typing, Prom Coordinator. Miss Espenshade is also in charge of selling football programs. Red Cross activities keep her busy throughout the year. The knowledge gained by the commercial students to- day will equip the business world of tomorrow with eflicient, skillful workers. Generally the Commercial De- partment prepares the student to go directly from high school to a position in business. Among the commercial courses offered are typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, business English, transcription, and otlice practice. Provid- ing the practical knowledge that the students will need in their future positions, these courses are ideal for today's world. While the fine arts give the student a chance to express himself, driver education provides the opportunity for the student to increase his amount of freedom in our society. In the fine arts classes, the student is encouraged to formu- late his own ideas, designs, and arrangements. Perhaps this stimulation of the student's artistic ability will give him the urge to make a career of his particular art. Driver edu- cation produces safe, well-educated drivers for our high- ways. By utilizing the privilege to drive an automobile, the student finds that he is now more independent of other people than ever before. The growth seen in both 'of these areas each year proves that a knowledge of them is be- coming increasingly important to our society. Typing students. under the critical eye of Mr. Willard Snyder, build fundamentd Creativit YINGER, JAY, B.S .... Economic Geography, Consumer and General Mathematics. Mr. Yinger coaches in York Baseball for Boys' Program. FONDARVEST, JAMES, B.S .... Artg Art Club. Mr. Fondarvest took painting classes at San Jose State College in California this past summer. JOHNSON, DONALD, B.S .... Driver Education. Mr. Johnson enjoys golf, hunting and camping in his spare time. WARD, GEORGE, B.S., M.Ed., Prof. Diploma . , . Instru- mental Music, Ninth Grade General Music, Music Theory, Music Appreciationg Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Boys Chorus. ills. Both commercial and academic students benefit from typing courses. .S rm 5,1-exft: A , fwfr-eww '7'f f' 1 3 ,- if +5 Wir Art class, under Mr. Fondarvest's supervision creates papier-mache ima- ges of famous people. ,?a-.L O35 1- HV Two departments of our school devote all their efforts to the health and physical fitness of the students. Physical education instmctors, who also serve as health teachers, try to impress upon the students the importance of sound bodies. In the required gym class, everyone participates in rigorous exercises. Our capable school nurse can be found in the health office ready for any sickness. Through this office several safeguards for the student's health are taken. Our admin- istrators know that the health and physical education departments are very important, because a healthy body is the first step to a healthy mind. Dan Breighner proves his agility in a strenuous physical fitness test. 18 Strong inds In STEELE, SALLY, B.S. . . . Health and Physical Educationg Cheerleaders and Band Front. Nliss Steele enjoys music, art, and sports. SMITH, ERNESTINE, A.B. . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation: C.A.A. and Dancing Club. This summer Mrs. Smith visited the westem coast. NITCHKEY, CHARLES, B.S.. NI.Ed. . . . Health and Physical Education: Director of Athletics. He also serves as a guide to battlefields, principally Gettysburg. HALL, JAN, B.S .... Health and Physical Education: Boys' Gymnastics, Iunior High Football Coach. Mr. Hall at- tended the Army Reserves. The girls in Mrs. Smith's class practice jump- ing-jacks to improve their coordination. trong Bodies LONG, ALICE, RN., B.S .... Home School Visitor. Mrs. Long spends most of her extra time sewing, painting and golfing. SHECKART, EDNA, BS., M.Ed ..,. Guidance Counsel- or: Future Teachers Club. For two weeks, Mrs. Sheckart toured Canada and Yew England. REXHOTH, PATSY, RN. . . . School 'Vurseg Future Yurses. Mrs. Rexroth enjoys reading and sports. She also at- tended Millersville State College this summer. SECHRIST, ELLEN, R.D.H. . . . School Dental Hygienist. Sewing, painting. reading, andxgardening are some of Mrs. Sechrist's interests. During the summer, she attended Mill- ersville State College, MILLER, MARCIA, B.S. Library . . . Library Club. Dur- ing the summer, Mrs. Miller visited Expo '67 and she also went on a Caribbean cruise. Sewing and reading are some of her hobbies. E! N. .. The school physician, Dr. Edward Holland, administers the tuber- culin skin test to a member of the Sophomore Class. I ' V' '1fL5??T5?55'?35 -Q5 am... 6 - .--fu-.V 2 The guidance department helps students to gain the necessary knowledge to prepare for tomorrow's future. Choosing the proper courses of study is a very important task in each student's life. A yearly personal conference with one of the guidance counselors eases this task. Infor- mation about colleges, trade schools, and occupations can also be obtained from the guidance department. Sound guidance fosters a secure future. Books are used as tools of knowledge to broaden and to enrich the student's life. Our school library contains a vari- ety of books ranging from scientific data to romantic sto- ries. Our well equipped library statisfies each student's spe- cific interest whether fiction, nonfiction, or reference. By storing todays knowledge, our lib1'ary constantly helps stu- dents to prepared for tomorrow's future. ffm W? ..r. Many male students of Red Lion High School plan to enter industrial occupations directly after graduation. To enable these students to acquire successful and rewarding jobs our industrial arts department provides training in me- tal, wood, graphic arts, and drawing. Since modem teach- ing methods include practical application, our students print the school paper, the LEONID, and many other forms used in school administration. Mr. Gary Mummert, Mr. Ward The Practical BACHMAN, KENNETH, B.S., M.Ed .... Woodworking, MOORHEAD, RITCHIE, B.S .... Mechanical Drawingg Archery Club. Among Mr. Moorhead's summer activities were attending college and participating in competitive riile shooting. WITHERS, LOWELL, B.S., M.Ed .... Industrial Arts, Metal Shop. During the summer, Mr. Withers worked in industry as a draftsman. YORKS, WARD, B.S., M.Ed. . . . Graphic Arts. Mr. Yorks attended the Intemational Graphic Arts Education Work- shop at the I.T.U. School in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Yo,-ks, Student teacher, assists Under the watchful eye of Mr. Lowell Withers' student teach- Mark Fen-ee in Print shop' er, Mr. William Holland, Wendell Lutz works in metal shop. Arts MYERS, JOHN, B.S., M.Ed .... Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers of America. Among Mr. Myer's interests are fishing and raising ponies. ANDERSON, CONNIE, B.S. . . . Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Anderson worked as a Proj- ect Head Start teacher during the past summer. PAUL, DOYLE, B.S ..,. Agriculture, Young Adult Farm- er Instructorg Future Farmers of America. Bowling and photography are among Mr. Paul's interests. YODER, RUBY, B.S., M.Ed. . . . Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America. During the summer, Mrs. Yoder's activities included camping and sightseeing. fn' 19 The home economics department is teaching today's girls With the increasing world population, it is necessary for to become tomorrow's women. Besides learning the funda- the farmers of our nation to be able to provide most of mentals of cooking and sewing, the girls become acquaint- the world's food needs. The agriculture department at Red ed with crafts, knitting, child care, dietary study and home Lion High School strives to improve this situation by management. instructing our boys in the most modern techniques of farming. Graduates of this course are well equipped to make the best use of our natural resources. Mrs. Anderson, Terri Brackin, and Cindy Schaeffer discuss proper methods of inte- rior decorating. Mr. Paul, I think I see a creepy crawler! 1341-K X 'F 'M.. 4 21 4- To solve mathematical problems, an extensive knowledge of mathematical techniques is needed. With the help of competent instructors, these problems with numbers can be solved in an orderly manner. Excellent facilities and text- books at Red Lion may guide the college-bound student to- ward a better basic understanding of mathematical concepts. Algebra I, Modern Geometry, Algebra II and Trigonometry and Pre-calculus are offered to aid the student in his future attempts to solve the complexity of college math. Business Arithmetic, Consumer Math, General Math I and Shop Math are offered to students in the commercial fields to widen their mathematical horizons and to give them a better understanding of math in the business World. Our math department has been constantly improving and will continue to do so in the future years. 22 Logic Is A Key I ZIEGLER, DAVID, A.B., M.A .... Advanced Algebra I, Advanced Algebra II, General Mathematics I, During the summer, Mr. Ziegler participated in many of his varied in- terests including golf, tennis, swimming, traveling, and reading. MILLER, FRED, B.S., M.Ed .... Algebra, Geometry: Cross-country coach. HIVELY, DAVID, A.B .... Geometry, General Math I, Algebra I, Trigonometry and Pre-calculus. Mr, Hively's time this summer was taken up by work for his Masters Degree and by farming. STOVER, ROBERT, B.S ..... A lgebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry. Mr. Stover traveled to the shore several times this past summer. EVELER, ROBERT, A.B. . . . Algebra I, II, General Mathematics II, Geometryg Computer Programming Club. Mr. Eveler enjoys hunting and sports. Elaine Gryga, Mr. Zeigler's student teacl A F ? 3, I V Q7 :A W t Memelaer gm , an ,..,V. rt,-1,5 msg is is 5 To Learning COREN, DAVID, B.Mus., M.Ed. . . . English, Chess Club, Debate and Discussion Club. Mr. Coren's interests include chess and fishing. Attending Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania took most of his time this summer. KEEPORTS, MARIE, B.A., M..-X .... English. Miss Kee- ports enjoys traveling, knitting and reading, A trip to Gla- cier Park and Canadian Rockies filled her summer. MYERS, NAOMI, B.S .... English I, Ilg Freshman Class Advisor. When not busy teaching, Miss Myers enjoys sew- ing and reading. STARKE, ISABEL, B.A., . . . English III, IV: LION advis- or. Next year Mrs. Starke plans either to study or travel as part of sabbatical program. FOX, NANCY, B.S. . . . English. During the summer, Mrs. Fox worked toward her Master's Degree and traveled. some mathematical concepts to a class. few n,.?9 I..-cur wr Miss Staggers, Mrs. Starke's student teacher, and Joyce Smith examine a bulletin board on American Literature. I 23 No one subject taught today is more important than En- glish. Without this study of our native language, communi- cation would be next to impossible, and the possibility of our having such a highly developed, intellectual society would be quite improbable. We should, therefore, take this language study seriously, ranking it with the sciences and arts of which we think so highly. Through the study of World literature, American litera- ture and English literature, students gain a deeper under- standing of world culture and an insight into some of the world's greatest minds. Grammar study makes it possible for the student of the language to apply this knowledge to everyday communication. In our minds a better under- standing of the English language produces a better student and a more capable citizen. N 12337 -M 'ff -.44-v ' 'QUNQ' I Language Unites Literature comes to life through dramatic presentations by students. SCHENCK, JEAN, A.B. . . . Englishg Leonid. Mrs. Schenck's main hobby is music. COOMBS, CHARLES, B.S .... English, LION advisor, Baseball Coach. Mr. Coombs attended summer school at Shippensburg State College. He also traveled through New England and Canada. REIGLE, LYNN, B.S .... English, Wrestling Coach, As- sistant Football Coach. Mr. Reigle worked toward the com- pletion of his Masters Degree over the summer. He enjoys fishing and hunting in his spare time. WOLFE, FRED, B.S., M.Ed .... Englishq junior-Senior Play Director. VVhile he enjoys camping, boating, and read- ing, Mr. Wolfe spent most of his summer traveling. NYER, WILLIAM, B.S. . . . Public Speaking, English, Business English. Mr. Nyer assists with the speeches at commencements. He also enjoys hunting, fishing, farming, horseback riding and antiques. ur World C'est Ie livre , says Miss Mary Kulzer. CLEVENCER, HELEN, BA., M.A ..., Latin II, English II, III, junior Classical League. Miss Clevenger visited Expo '67 and spent a week in Buffalo, N.Y. this summer. STOVER, MELANIE, A.B .... French I, II, English. For relaxation, Mrs. Stover enjoys reading and cooking. HENSHAW, LINDA, B.S., M.A. . , . French I, III, IV. As her hobbies, Mrs. Henshaw knits and listens to her stereo. MILLER, HUGH, B.S .... Shop Mathematics, Germany Photography Club, Photography adviser. Visiting Expo '67 and farming filled Mr. Miller's summer. HANCEN, IRENE, A.B. Latin, Music, Choruses. Be- sides teaching summer school, Mrs. Hangen vacationed in the Poconos. Knowledge of a foreign language is essential in this day when, thanks to scientific and industrial development, the world seems to have shmnk in size. In all our daily relations with peoples from other countries, it would be a great hindrance to have language as a barrier. Students at Red Lion are offered three languages, French, German, and Latin, in four-year programs. These programs are designed to instruct the students in the oral and written fundamentals of the language. In doing so, the students become acquainted with the living country. They also become more aware of the culture and customs of the people, and the land in which these people live comes geographically alive. Cafeteria and What else but delicious cafeteria lunches could have caused such broad grins on these usually somber senior boys? The cooks in our cafeteria, under the heading of Mrs. Smith, always prepare nourishing lunches for the students at Red Lion. Their menus vary, and they usually provide special meals for holidays. The cafeteria cooks serve three meals a day for the three different lunch shifts. They Work hard pre- paring good food which may be purchased by the students for forty cents. Dawn Emenhiser and Joyce Feeser wait in the lunch line for a lunch to satisfy their hunger. The cooks. lvusy at work in the kitchen, are C. Smith, C. Ness, E. Smith. V. Schmuck, I. Stulzley, and A. Smith. . kxmimvwv h I . .W ...V 26 Custodian Staffs Z S . 4 Our night janitors, Mr. brary neat and clean. ,, . ........,.,.-- 1 2 Rothermel and Mr. Ehrhart, keep the li- f rxfo Mrs. Eberly, our janitress, works hard to keep locker areas clean. J.-XNlTORSfBACK ROVV: Earl NlcElwain. George Hincholt, joe Keener Marvin Ovcrmiller, Charles Blouse. FRONT ROVV: Robert Knudson, llow ward Reno. i r ! 3 .fff f 'I-l0N.,, pi' 4.,,..,w..- mrs? ALBRIGHT, MARY ANNA . . . Stewartstown R.D. 32 . . . F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, 2g Gym Club 3. AMSPACKER, SARAH. . .Broguev1lleR.D. 411. . .LEONID 4, Girls Chorus 4, Business Club 2. ANDERSON, PHILIP LYNN . . . 67 First Avenue, Red Lion . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Biology 24 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 4. ARNOLD, GLENDA LOUISE . . .Felton R.D. 412. . . Libra- ry Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD, IEFFERY L. . . .Felton R.D. 32. . .Chess Club 2, 3, Debate Club 4, Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4. ATKINS, SUSAN LAMAE . . . Airville R.D. 42 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Library Club lg Iunior Classical League 2. BACON, MARLYN LEROY . . . Red Lion R.D. W1 . . . F.F.A. it I 1, 2, 3, 44 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2g Archery Club. BARNETT, JOEL DAVID . . . 62 East Main Street, Windsor . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4. 30 6 l , BEAVERSON, REBECCA LYNN . . . 900 Placid Drive . , Gym Club 3, 4. BECKER, RAY LEROY . . . Red Lion R.D. 4152. SECKLEY, LOIS KAY . . . Red Lion R.D. 2-'rl . . . Band 1, 2, 3, l, Future Teachers 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2. BEHRENSON, EDWARD LEROY . . . 15 Water Street Windsor. . . Library Club 1, Baseball 1, Track 1, Basketball 2, 3 Archery Club 3, Fly-Tying Club 2. BELL, WARREN . . . Technical School. ...qv BERGERON, CATHERINE MARGARET . . . York R.D. 4129 . . . F.H.A. 3, 4. BLEVINS BEVERLY LYNN . . . Delta R.D. 32 . . . Home room Treasurer 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, Danc ing Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3. BLOUSE, CONSTANCE ELAINE . . . 624 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Homeroom Secretary 3, Student Council H.R. Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, Cheer- leader 1, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3. BOECKEL LYNDA RAWSON . . . Felton R.D. 411 . . . Homeroom Vlce-President 3, Mlxed Chorus 3, 4, Dancing Club 2, 4, Biology Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Cheerleader 4, junior Classical League 1, 2. 31 , T0 The Mighty BOTTS, JANE MARIE . . . Windsor R.D. W1 . . . Archery Club 2. BOWMAN, DARLENE ELLEN. . . Wrightsville FLD, -'lil . . . Future Teachers 2, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BOWSER, MICHAEL W. IR. . . . Felton R.D. 41 . . , Class Vice-president 4g Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3. BRACKIN, THERESA JANE . . . Felton R.D. 42 . . . Fut' Teachers 2 Photography Club 2 Gvm Club 2 4 Business Clul BREIGHNER, DANIEL LEE. . . Windsor R.D. 411 . . .Fc ball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 44 Basketball 3, 49 Gym Club 3, Varsity C 3, 4: N.A.H.S. 3, 4. BRINECAR, PACE L. IR. . . . 114 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . LEONID Staff 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 4. BROWN, ROBERT . . . Brogueville R. D. BROWN, STEPHEN D. . . .Felton R.D. 312. . .Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Computer Club 4, Debate Club 4. BUCKINGHAM, SHARON . . . Red Lion R.D. 33. . . Future Teachers 2g Dancing Club 1, Archery Club 1, Gym Club 2, 4. 32 BURK, CONNIE MAE . . . 21 E. Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Stu- dent Council H.R. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Future Teachers 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Football Club 4. BURKE, JOHN RICHARD. . . Red Lion R.D. iii . . . Band 1 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2 3 4, Basketball 1. IKHOLDER, DONNA MAE . . . Red Lion R.D. 4461. BUTCHER, SUSAN BARBARA . . . 258 E. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Student Council H.R. Representative 4, Homeroom Presi- dent 3, Homeroom Vice-president 1, 2, Dance Band Vocalist 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Art Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, I.C.L. 2, 3. ARK, .IOHN . . . Technical School . . . 356 W. Broadway, Lion . . . Drafting and Design. WRAD, BARRY . . . Red Lion R.D. 31 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. CONRAD, ROBERT W. . . . Technical School . . . Red Lion R.D. 4121 . . . Auto Mechanics. CORDREY, MAXINE ANNETTE . . . Stewartstown R.D. 32 . . . Student Council H.R. Representative 2, Class Secretary 2, Homeroom Secretary 1, 3, LION 4, Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Gym Club 3, 4, junior Classical League 3, Color Guard 4, Leaders Club 3, 4. CRISWELL, CARL EUGENE . . . Brogueville R.D. 431 . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 33 As Freshmen DAUGHERTY, LUANN MAE . . . Red Lion R.D. 17:3 . . . Homeroom Treasurer l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Gym Club 2, 8. DELIZ, BARBARA ANN . , . Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 3. DEPPEN, LINDA MARIE . . . S. Camp Street Extd., Club 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Business Club l, 2. DETTINGER, LARRY W. . . . Technical School . . . Brogue ville R.D. ill. DETTINGER, SANDRA D. . . . Brogueville R.D. brary Club 4, Dancing Club, Business Club 2, 3, 4. DOUGHERTY, SHERRY ILElNE . . . Red Lion R.D. 4-113 . . . Dancing Club 3, Business Club 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS, JANE ELIZABETH . . . Red Lion R.D. W1 . . . LION Staff 4, Library Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3. DRUCK, EDWARD C. . . . 237 W. High Street, Red Lion . . . Football 1, Archery Club 4. DRUCK, YVONNE DARLENE . . . 237 W. High Street, Red Lion . . . Dancing Club 3, Business Club 2, 3, 4. 34 . . . LEONID Staff 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 4, Biology Windsor -H11 . . . L1- We Were Inexperienced f fu DUNNICK, ROBERT EVANS . . . 204 Linden Ave., Red Lion . . . Photography Club 1, Stage Crew 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Archery Club 1, N.A.H.S. 3, 4. EASLEY, NEIL A. . . . Windsor, R.D. 121 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. ECKERT, DIANN MARIE . . . Windsor, R.D. Jil. EDIE, HARRY C. . . . Airville R.D. 3391 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. EHRI-IART, DAVID . . . Red Lion R.D. SP3 . . . Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Biology Club 2. EMENHEISER, DENISE E. . . . 158 First Ave., Red Lion . . Library Club 2, Business Club 1, 2. EPPLEY, NINA CAROL . . . Red Lion KD. 33 . . . LION 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. EUERLE, RICHARD WILLIAM . . . Red Lion R.D. 1812 . . . Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, N.A.H.S. 3, 4. Class Secretary 3 Homeroom President 1 2 Art Club 1 Cl Play 4- GAA 1 2 3 4 Gym Club 1 2 4 Maforettes 2, 3, G.A. , ---,.,: ..: J Leaders Club 2, 3. EVANS, DEBORAH ANNE . . . Stewartstown R.D. 312 . . 4 ' , 4 A 35 A 35 But We Learned EVANS, PAUL GEORGE . . . 65 Main St., Felton . . . Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Golf 2, Varsity Club 4, Gym Club 1, 2, N.A.H.S. 4. EVELER, BRUCE WILLIAM . . . Wmdsor R.D. 31 'PN Computer Club 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 1, 3, 4, Fly-Tying 4. EVELER, JUDY . . . Technical School . . . Red Lion R.D.ii1. FAIRCLOTH, PHILIP . . . Technical School. FERREE, FRED . . . Red Lion R.D. 32 . . . Cross Country 3, 4, Archery Club 1. FERREE, MARC W. . . .Red Lion R.D. 3122, . . Archery Club FINK, BRENDA LEE . . . 47 West High St., Windsor . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leaders Club 3. FLAHARTY QEYLERJ, CAROL ANN . . . Red Lion RD. 32. FLAHARTY, DEANNA SUSAN . . . Delta R.D. 1992 . . . LEONID 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Arehery Club 2, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 36 Through ur Mistakes FLEAGLE,-IAMES E. . . .27 N. Charles St., Red Lion . . . Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Vice-President 2, 3, Home-room Pres- ident 2g Biology Club 2, Track 1, Tennis 3, 4g N.H.S. 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. GARDNER, MARY L .... Brogueville R.D. if 1 . . . Chess Club 2, Dancing Club 1, 24 Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 1, 2. GJENNESTAD, SISSEL 163 Martin St., Red Lion Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 4. GETZ, CONNIE A. . . . 627 West Broadway, Red Lion . . . Stu- dent Council 1, 2, LEONID 4g Girls Chorus 1 4' G A A 1 2 3 4- Gym Club 2, 3, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Treasurer 3, Dancing Club 2. GIBB, WILLIAM M. . . .43 E. Broadway, Red Lion Home room Treasurer 2, Class Play 4, Computer Club 4 Football 1 Golf 2 3 GIPE, DORENE ANN . . . Red Lion R.D. 4391 . . . Business Club 1 2 3 4. CLADFELTER, CAROL JEAN. . .N. Camp St., Windsor Homeroom Secretary 3, LEONID 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2 3 Library Club 1, 35 Dancing Club 24 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Classical League 3, 4, Debate Club 4. CODFREY, IUDITH ANN . . . Red Lion R.D. 3153 . . . F.H.A. 2, 34 Gym Club 4, Business Club 1. GOHEEN, WILBUR K. . . . 234 E. Broadway Red Lion F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, cm Club 2, 3. 37 AHAM, PARKER L .... Red Lion R.D. 112. OVE, BONITA K.. . .Red Lion R.D. 313. . .F.H.A. 3, 4, As Sophomores We Acquired GOUKER, DONALD RICHARD . . . Red Lion R.D.4i3. GRAFTON, JUDY NAOMI . . . McKinley Road, R.D. 32, Delta . . . Homeroom Secretary 2, LION 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, F.N.A. 1, 2, Gym Club 1, 2, Dancing Club 1, 2. GRAYBEAL, NEDRA JEAN . . . Airville R.D. 111 . . . Librar Club 4, Business Club 3, 4. Council President 4 Student Council 3 Homeroom Presi 2, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Biol- IM, JAN VINCENT . . . 545 S. Main St., Red Lion . . . Stu- t . . Q . lg A.- l Club 2, N.A.H.S. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity b 3, 4. ogy Club 2, Organ Club 3. GROVE, DANNY RALPH . . . Felton R.D. 432 1 . . . Photogra- phy Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4, Photography Staff 4. GROVE, DIANA LYNN . . . Main Street, Felton . . . F.T.A. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. GROVE, FRANKLIN ROSS. . . Red Lion R.D. it 1 . . . Band 1 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2. A 38 Leadership ualities GROVE, MELANIE LOUISE . . . Windsor R.D. 4121 . . . LION 4, LEONID 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4g N.H.S. 3, 4, Banner Carrier 3. HALBACH, RAYMOND F. . . . York R.D. 39 . . . Auto Me- chanics 1, 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3. HALL, CWEN D.. . . 140 N. Main Street Red Lion . . .Library Club 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, 3, GY HAINES, CHARMAINE P. . . . Felton R.D. iifl . . . Library Club 4g Business Club 3, 4. HANNIGAN, JERRY D. . . .Felton R.D. 32. . .Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Choms 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Organ Club 3, 4. HARDER, WILLIAM B.. . .Red Lion R.D. 33. . .Basketball chanics 1- Chess Club 2 HARRISON, KAREN S .... 34 E. Avenue, Red Lion . . . Li- brary Club 3, 4. HARTMAN, TIM . . . Technical School . . . 113 North Mam Street, Red Lion . . . Drafting and Design. 39 HARRISON, DALE A. . . . Red Lion R.D. 41 . . . Auto Me- i HAUGH, DONALD L .... Felton R.D. 32. HAWKES, MARIE E .... Wrightsville, R.D. tl . . . Business Club 2. I-IEDRICK,VERNA. . .Delta RD. 412. . .Business Club 1,2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, 2. HENGST, BONNIE L .... 324 Maple Street, Red Lion . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Library Club 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, 2, Gym Club 2, 3, Business Club 2, 3, 4. HILL, DENNIS FREDERICK . . . York R.D. 3153 . . . Photog- raphy Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Photography Staif 4. HIVELY, JANE LOUISE . . . 8 West Main Street, Windsor. . . Class President 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, 2, LION Staff 4, Class Play 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, N.L.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 1, 2, junior Classical League 2, 3, 4. HOFFMASTER, DAVID B .... Brogueville R.D. 311 . . . LION 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, Track 1, Himting and Fishing Club 1. HOLTZINGER, JAN . . . Technical School . . . 341 Maple Street, Red Lion . . . Drafting and Design Tech. HOOVER, LINDA L. . . . 354 West Main Street, Windsor . . . Homeroom President 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, LION 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Leader's Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, N.L.H.S. 2, 3, 4, lu nior Classical League 2, 3. 40 qu. TNW Q71 K'1tQ g 1, 3 I, HORTON, ERNEST E .... Red Lion R.D. 34 . . . Student Colmcil Treasurer 4, Student Council H.R. Representative 1, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Football Club 4. JACKSON, ROYC.. . . Red Lion R.D. 43. . .Student Council I-LR. Representative 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. HOWARD, DONALD L. JR .... 124 West Windsor . . . Track 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. Main Street, JACOBS, DEBRA A. . . . York R.D. W3 . . . Student Council H.R. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, LION Staff 4, LEONID Staff 1, Band 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Dancing Club 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 1, 2, Iu- nior Classical League 2, 3, 4. IOHNSON, JANENE L. . . . Red Lion R.D. if 1 . . . Library Club 4, Dancing Club 1, 2, Gym Club 1, 2, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KAUFFMAN, DALE . . . Technical School . . . Airville R.D. Jil . . . Metal Machine Operator. KAUFFMAN, ROLAND. . .Technical School. . .Brogueville R.D. il . . . Trowel Trades. ery Club 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. Club 1. 41 KEENER, THOMAS ROY. . .Wnghtsv1lleR.D. SFI. . .Arch- KEEPORTS, LARRY LEE . . . Felton R.D. 32 . . . Archery We Looked Forward To Our KELLER, RICHARD WESLEY .IR .... 106 South Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Student Council H.R. Representative 4, Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Gym Club 1, N.H.S. 3, 4, N.A.H.S. 3, 4, Electronics Club 1, Science Club 1. KELLER, SAMUEL LEE . . . Red Lion R.D. 232 . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. KILCORE, DONNA MARIE . . . Airville R.D. 22 . . . LION Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Future Teachers, Club 2, Dancing Club I, 2, 3, Gym Club 2. KIMBALL, WILLIAM KARL . . . York R.D. W9 . . . Mixed Chorus 4, Photography Club 1, Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Electronics Club 1. KINARD GORDON R. . . . 144 First Avenue, Red Lion. KLINE, JULIE ELLEN . . . York R.D. 3499 . . . Student Coun- cil H.R. Representative 1, Class Secretary 1, Homeroom Presi dent 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, LION Stal? 4, Art Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Cheerleaders 1. KNAUB,EILEEN JUNE. . .442 Highland Road, Red Lion. . . Girls Chorus 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2 3 4' Art Club 2 3 4' C A A 1 2 3 4- Gym Club 2, Iunior Classical League 1, 2. KNAUB, ELAINE MARY . . . Highland Road, Red Lion . . . Girls Chorus 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Iimior Classical League 1, 2. KNAUB, LEON . . . 8 East Main Street, Windsor . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 42 Years As Upperclassmen 'Qlhg H KOHLER, LINDA L. . . . Red Lion R.D. 412 . . . Library Clu 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Club S Dancing Club 1. KOONS, JANE C. . . . 319 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 1, 2, Dancing Club 1, Class Play 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3. KOONS, LINDA . . . Technical School . . . Windsor R.D. 4111 . . . Distribution Education. KOPP, CHRISTINA L. . . . North Camp Street, Windsor . . . Future Nurses Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, Junior Classical League 4. KREEGER, RALPH A .... Red Lion R.D. 412 . . . Student Council Representative 2, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KRIEC, INGO. . . Airville R.D. W2. . . Boys Chorus 3, Mrxed Chorus 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Biology 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Science Club 1, Wrestling 1. KUHLMAN, JERRY A. . . . 800 Locust Grove Road, York . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1, Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Wrestling 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. KURTZ, VICKI L. . . . Red Lion R.D. 33 . . . Future Nurses Club 4, Business Club 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4. LANDIS, DIANE L. . . .York R.D. 333. . . Homeroom Vice- President 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 4, Gym Club 2, 3, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 2, 3, 4. 43 LANE, CAROLYN LOUISE. . .Airville R.D. 32. . .LION 4, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 39 G.A.A. 1. LARTZ, DONALD F. JR .... 142 North Main St., Red Lion . . . Biology Club 2g Track 1, Debate Club 4. LEHMAN, PATRICIA A. . . . Red Lion R.D. 32 . . . Business Club 2, 4. LEIPHART, LEATHA A. . . . 15 East Prospect St., Red Lion . . . Business Club 2, 4. LEITHISER, SUSAN B.. . .York R.D. 33. . .Student Council 1, 2, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, H.R. Vice-President 35 H.R. Secretary 15 H.R. Treasurer 24 LEONID 44 Art Club lg Class Play 3, 44 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. LENTZ, DENNIS L. . . . Red Lion R.D. 32 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Automotive Club 1, 2. LEWIS, WAYNE H.. . .Windsor R.D. 4121. . .F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 4, Fly-Tying 1, 2, Automotive Club 1, 2. LUDWIG, CAROLYN L. . . . Red Lion R.D. :FFS . . . Student Council 1g Girls Chorus 2, Library Club 1, 24 Future Nurses 2, G.A.A. 1, 35 Gym Club 2, 8. LUTZ, WENDELL M. . . . Felton R.D. 31 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 4. McCOY, HALLIE J. . . . Red Lion R.D. it 1 . . . LION 4g Girls Chorus 4g Library Club 1, 2, Future Teachers 3g Dancing Club 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4. 44 McKINLEY, B. JOYCE . . . 250 N. Charles St., Red Lion . . . Art Club 14 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,44 Gym Club 1, 24 Cheerleading 1, 4. LION 44 Girls Chorus 4' Library Club 1 2- Photography Club 24 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Tennis 14 G.A.A. 14 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, Majorettes 3, 44 Debating Club 4. McWILLIAMS, JUDITH ANN . . . Red Lion R.D. 232 . . , . , 1 4 McWILLIAMS, STEVE . . . Technical School . . . Felton R.D. 32 . . . Machine Shop. MACKIE, LLOYD H .... 810 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Chess Club 24 Computer Club 44 Baseball 24 Basketball 1, 3, 44 Track 14 Gym Club 1, 3, 4. MANIFOLD, DEBORAH G. . . . Airville R.D. S32 . . . LION 44 Band 1, 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 44 Library Club 2g Future Teachers 1, 2, 34 Biology Club 2. MARCH, LARRY . . . 425 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Footbal 1, 2, 3, 44 Baseball 2, 3, 44 Basketball 1, 2, 34 Varsity Club 3, 44 Nat tional Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. MATTHEWS, WARD H .... 431 Highland Road, Red Lion . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 1, 2, 34 Football 2, 3, 44 Tennis 2, 3, 44 Varsity Club 3, 44 National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. MAYS, DIANE ELAINE . . . New Freedom R.D. 312 . . . LION 4, Library Club 1, F.H.A. 3, 4, Photography Club 14 Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 34 Gym Club 1, 2, 34 Business Club 1. MAYES, MICHAEL H. . . . Technical School . . . 204 W. High St .... D.E. operator. MELLINGER, RANDALL. . .Technical School. . .R.D. 31, Red Lion . . . Machine Shop. 45 ur unior Class Received MICHAEL, KEITH . . . 313 Wise Avenue, Red Lion. MIHALOV, THOMAS R.. . .Broguev1lleR.D. 31. . .Basket ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Auto Mechanics 1, 2. MILLER, ANN LOUISE . . . 518 S. Pine St., Red Lion . . . LION 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, JANIE M. . . . 651 Atlantic Avenue., Red Lion . . . Gym Club 4. MILLER, KATHY M. . . . Wrightsville R.D. 31 . . . Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, 2. MILLER, RICKY R .... Red Lion R.D. S451 . . . Football 1, Baseball 4, H.R. Treasurer 1. MILLER, VERNON A. . . . 840 Locust Grove Road, York . . . Future Teachers 3, Biology Club 2, Gym Club 1, 2, Debating Club 4. ,---. MYERS, DENETIE E. . . . 108 W. High St., Red Lion . . . Stu- dent Council 2, 3, H.R. Secretary 1, Girls Choms 4, Future Teachers 1, 2, Art Club 1, Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Gym Club 4. MYERS, JOSEPH R.. . .Red Lion R.D. 413. . .Archery Club 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Auto Mechanics 1, 2 MYERS, VIRGINIA L. . . . Red Lion R.D. 353 . . . Class Presi- dent 1, Class Treasurer 2, H.R. President 2, 3, LION 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leader's Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Latin Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4g Iunior Classical League 2, 3. 46 umerous Honors NEFF, KEITH . . . Red Lion R.D. 34. . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. NISSLEY, SUZANNE M. . . . Brogueville R.D. iil . , . Girls ew, -f ' I Chorus 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, H.R. Treasurer 3. OLPHIN, JULIANA . . . Felton KD. 3-fl . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Gym Club 4. 32 . . , Auto Mechanics Voc. PAULES, CLENDA R. . . . Red Lion R.D, 423 . . ..LION 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Future Teach- ers 2, Class Play 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, TERESA I. , . . Red Lion R.D. 4-123. . . F.H.A. 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2. POET, DIANE M. . . .Red Lion R.D. 33. . .Student Council 1, 2, LION 4, Future Teachers 2, G.A.A. 2, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, H.R. Secretary 3. I POSEY, CAROLSUE . . . Airville R.D. 3712 . . . Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, Student Council Secretary 3, Class President 2, Class Vice-President 1, Future Teachers 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Biology Club 2, G.A.A. 3, Gym Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, De- bating Club 4. POSEY, DONALDJ .... Brogueville R.D. 411 . . . Student Council 3, Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Wrestling 4. 47 ORWIC, LARRY. . . Technical School . . . Stewartstown R.D, PAULES, STEPHEN E. . . . 508 E. Lancaster St., Red Lion . . . R ,fi .JM1 .ae REHMEYER, JAY DEE . . . Red Lion R.D. 441 1 . . .Art Club 44 Archery Club 3, 4. REIDER, KERMIT B. . . . Red Lion R.D. it 1 . . . Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Computer Club 44 Football 1. RICHARDSON, JEFFREY A. . . . 89 North Main Street, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Football 1, 2, 34 Varsity Club 3, 44 N.A.H.S. 3, 4. I RINEHOLT, CHERYL . . . Red Lion RD. RITTENHOUSE, FRED . . . Red Lion RD. 32 . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. RIZZUTO, ALAN . . . Technical School . . . Airville R.D . . .Electronics ROYSTON, JAMES T. . . . Red Lion R.D. 32. . . H.R. Repre- sentative 44 Homeroom President 14 Homeroom Treasurer 34 Computer Club 44 Track 1, 2, 34 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. RUNKLE, JAMES F., JR .... 412 East Broadway, Red 1 . . . Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Archery Club 44 Fly-Tying 4. RUTH, SHERRY DIANE . . . 46 North Main Street, Red Lion . . . Homeroom President 24 Homeroom Vice-President 34 Libra- ry Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Art Club 44 Class Play 34 Archery Club 4. SALLADE, NANCY RUE . . . York R.D. if-'3 . . . H.R. Repre- sentative 44 Mixed Chorus 3, 44 Art Club 3, 4. 48 SAYLOR, DONALD . . . Technical School . . . Red Lion R.D. 41 . . . Electronics. SAYLOR GARRY . . . Red Lion R.D. 32 . . . Fly-Tying 4 SCHROLL, HELEN ELIZABETH . . . Brogueville R.D. 431 . . . Business Club 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, MARY ELLA . . . Delta R.D. 32 . . . H.R. Represen tative 2, Homeroom Secretary, LION 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Gym Club 3. SECHRIST, RICHARD I., JR. D57 South Main Street, Red Lion , . . Basketball. SELLERS, DIANNIA . . . Felton R.D. 4321 . . . FHA 3, 4, FU- TURE NURSES 3, 45 Class Play 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Bus. Club 1, 2. SHAFFER, DONALD EUGENE . . .York R.D. if-'9. . . Biolo- gy Club 2, Computer Club 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. SHAMBAUGH, LINDA DIANNE . . , 126 West High Street, Red Lion . . . LION 44 Library Club 24 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, junior Classical League 2, 3. SHANBARGER, DARLENE IOLA . . . Felton R.D. 32 . . . LEONID 3, 4g Business Club 2, 3, 4. SHAULL, SUE ANN . . . Felton R.D. 4'r2. . . Mixed Chorus 3 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Business Club 3, 4. 49 We Guided ur SHAULL, JACK EUGENE . . . Red Lion R.D. 4713 . . . Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Fly-Tying 1, 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. SHERRON, CHARLES JOSEPH . . . 229 West Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Homeroom President 3, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. SHERRON, GRACE . . . 229 West Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Homeroom Secretary 1, Homeroom Treasurer 2, LEONID 2, 3, Art Club 3, 4. SHOFF, JUNIOR L. . . . Felton R.D. 32 . . . F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. SHORT, LINDA LOUANNE . . . 43 West Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1, Homeroom Represen- tative 1, LION 4, LEONID 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 2, Future Teachers 3, Art Club 3, Biology 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, Majorettes 4. SHOSTAK, JEFFERY ALAN . . . 304 West High Street, Red Lion . . . Archery Club 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4. SHULTZ, BARBARA JEAN . . . Red Lion R.D. W3 . . , LEONID 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4. l SHULTZ, LYNWOOD . . . Technical School . . . Brogueville R.D. 131 . . .Printing. SIPE, DARLENE A. . . . Glen Rock R.D. 4752 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1, Homeroom Treasurer 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4, Class Play 3, N.H.S. 3, 4. SLIVER, DEANNA JANE . . . 122 Keener Avenue, Red Lion . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Dancing Club 2, Business Club 2, 3, 4. 50 Younger Classmates SMALLBROOK, MARSHA GWEN . . . 145 West Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Library Club 4, Future Teachers 3, Dancing Club 2, Business Club 3. SMELTZER MICHAEL 13 East Main Street Windsor SMELTZER, -IANE E .... Felton R.D. 32 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1: LION 4, LEONID 2, 3g F.H.A. 3, 4, Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, N.H.S. 3, 4. SMELTZER, SANDRA PHYLLIS . . . 736 West Broadway, Red Lion . . . Homeroom Secretary 14 LION 4, LEONID 2, 3, 4' Mixed Chorus 3 4- Girls Chorus 1 2- F.H.A. 3g Future Nurses 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, junior Classical League 2, 3. SMITH, EUGENE CARL . . . Windsor R.D. 31 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Automotive Club. SMITH, GLORIA LOUISE . . . U07 Western Avenue, Red Lion . , . Homeroom Representative 1, 3, 4, LEONID 2, Fu- ture Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. if, SMITH, GREGORY . . . Red Lion R.D. 33 . . . Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 24 Track 1, Archery Club 1, Fly-Tying 1, 2, Hunt- ing and Fishing 1, 2. SMITH, JERRY . . . Felton R.D. 411 . . . Hunting and Fish- ing Club 1, 2. SMITH, KENT DONALD . . . 431 North Main Street, Red H Lion . . . Homeroom President 1, Biology Club 2, Football 1, Basketball 1. ? SMITH, LARAN JOYCE . . . 110 West Lancaster Avenue, Red Lion . . . Art Club 3, 4. 51 s Seniors We Looked SMITH SHARON . . . 137 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . . . LEONID 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4. SMITH, TOBY . . . 314 West Broadway, Red Lion ture Teachers 2, Art Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2 Business Club 2 v l SNOOK ALAN L .... York RD. :rs . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, oys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Cross SNYDER, WILLIAM RICHARD . . . 140 West Main Street Windsor . . . Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Cross Country 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, N.A.H.S. 3, 4, Science Club 1 :P NCE JEAN MARIE . . . 121 North Main Street, Red Lion Homeroom Treasurer 3, LION 4, Future Teachers 2, 4 Dancing Club 2, 3, Cheerleaders 1, 2. SPRENKLE, ROBERT L., II . . . Felton R.D 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3. SPURLEY GARY F. . . . Red Lion R.D. 313 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Brass Sextet 3, 4. STABLEY, BARBARA I .... 303 North Charles Street Red Lion . . . Class Treasurer 1, Homeroom Vice-President 1 2 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1 2 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, Archery Club 1, Gym Club 1, 2, Football Club 4. STEWART SUE . . . Airville R.D. Stl . . . Library Club 3, Dancing Club 1 2, Archery Club 2, Gym Club 2, 4, Business C STUMP, BRADLEY S. . . . 482 Highland Road Red Lion Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 Varsity Club 3, 4, Football Club 4. 52 1 Forward To The Future lon Biology Club 2 Computer Club 4 Football 1 2 TUMP KEITH WAYNE . . . 150 North Charles Street, Red L- 5 : , : Track 1 2 N H S. 3, 4, Science Club 1, Discussion Group 4. SULLIVAN, BARBARA LEE . . . Airville R.D. 31 . . . H R Representative 2, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1, 2. SULLIVAN RUTH MARIE . . . Airville R.D. 31 . . . Mixed Chorus 3 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, Dancing Club 1, 2, Business TILTON, DENNIS CHARLES . . . 419 East Lancaster Street, Red Lion . . . Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Archery Club 1, 2, N.I-I.S. 3, 4, LION Photography Staff 4. FRUMP JOYCE DIANE . . . Airville R.D. 31 . . . Library lub 1 4 Dancing Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, ym Club 2 3 4, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leaders TWICG, TERESA ANN . . . Red Lion R.D. W1 . . . Home room Treasurer 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Football Club 4. UFFELMAN, NANCY LOUISE . . . Brogueville R.D. 31 Girls Chorus 4, Library Club 4, Photography Club. UREY, CARLTON FRANK . . . Brogue R.D. 411 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. VANNOY CHARLOTTE . . . Windsor R.D. 231 . . . Girls C orus 4 Future Nurses 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2. VANNOY, RONALD . . . Brogueville R.D. 31 . . . Fly-Tying Club 2, Automotive Club 1, 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 2 53 At The Year's End, We Leave Red VASELLAS, STERLING FRANKLIN . . . 117 Householder Avenue, Red Lion . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Var sity Club 2, 3, 4, Football Club 4. WAGMAN, JANE. . .York RD. ara. . .An Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WACNER, STEVEN P .... New Freedom R.D. 412 . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTEMYER, BARRY JESSE. . .smguevllle R.D. 4:1. . . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTEMYER, DONNA MARIE . . . Red Lion R.D. 31 . . Business Club 2, 3, 4. WALTEMYER, SHERRY LEE . . . Charles Street, Felton . . . Library Club 3, 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4. WARNER, GENE CONRAD . . . Red Lion R.D. 434 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Archery Club 1, 4. WARNER, SANDRA JEAN . . . Felton R.D. iil . . . Library Club 3, Dancing Club 1, Business Club 2, 3, 4. WEICEL, STEPHEN ADAM . . . Red Lion R.D. 42 . . . Art Club 2, 3, 4. WINTERS, CARL JUNIOR, JR. . . . 603 Memory Lane, Red Lion , . . Baseball 3, 4, Fly-Tying 1, 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. 54- Lion As Responsible Citizens WORKINGER, CLINTON GEORGE . . . Felton R.D. 122 . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, N.A.H.S. 3, 3, 4. WORKINGER, .IUDY KAY . . . Brogueville . . . R.D. SH . . . Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Library Club 3, Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Club ZARFOS, BEVERLY ANNE . . . Dallastown . Council Treasurer 3, Homeroom Representative WORKINGER, G. SAMUEL . . . R.D. :KH . . . Red Lion . . . Homeroom President 2, 3, Band 1, Class Play 3, Biology Club 2, Computer Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, N.A.H.S. 'VNC Student 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 1, Band 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, NQI-l.S. 3, 4, District Chorus 3, Regional Chorus 3, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. The Senior Class Oihcers pause from their busy schedule. Seated in the Library they are: Mike Bowser, Vice-President, jane Hively, President, Debbie Jacobs, Secretary, Susan Leithiser, treasurer. 55 JoAnn Deitz, Holly Goldman, and jean Kopp enact a scene in the women's faculty room during their entertaining Class Day. A marriage of two funny Ternals, Sandy Ferree and Dee Ellis, takes place on Class Day. 56 The Finishing The Class of 1967 amused the entire student body by their fine performance on Class Day. Taking the au- dience through a typical day in the life of a senior at Red Lion Area High School, the class of 1967 per- formed various skits. Visits to the womenis faculty room, Mr. Stover's math class, and Mr. Shaffer's physics class, entertained the students with several impersona- tions of the teachers at Red Lion High School. A special tribute to the 1966 football team honored their 10-0 ref? ord. The singing of the alma mater concluded the Class Day program. Cary Ronemus gaily interrupts an important conversation between jane Kopp and Tom Lawson. 1. In their last busy days at Red Lion Touches f 196 CLASS COLORS: Navy and Powder Blue CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: Education-the key to the past, the gateway to the future. LASS OF 1967 poses at Commencement. When did these first graders pop in? Iunior class president, jane Hively, accepts the sceptor from Senior class president, Steve Moley, during Class Day exercises. Come on girls, let's cheer, cheer, cheer! y , - mwmg .X , , 'ww- - . , -fa , K I ,L f '-.sf , ,.,,.' f ' ,la . ,ay V 57 Tropical Enjoying the evenings festivities are David Neff and date. Carol Tschop and Dennis Hill pause a few moments to admire the prom decorations. Couples enjoyed dancing to the enchanting music of the Bill Collins' orchestra. Paradlse Every year the Junior and Senior Classes sponsor a love- ly Prom. The decorations are done with tedious care by the Art Club, and the decor disguises the gym as a para- dise. Last year's prom was 'Tropical Paradise . A large tiki god and a beautiful fountain with running water set off the theme of the Prom. Bill Collins and his orchestra provided the music. Mrs. Yoder and her assistants offered a tasty snack during the hours of the Prom. After the dancing of the Prom Was over, the All Night Party provided entertainment. Those who stayed for the party had their choice of activity, after viewing a splendid movie, The Trojan Horse . After the activity was over, breakfast was offered to a tired and hun- gry group of teens. e O U07 f 'ff 7 fy! K I 1 ., il, , , 1 waifdff fl ylfiffffl X gi .5 1 , - ,i 1 4 X Franklin Grove and Guest Ann Miller enter into the Tropical Paradise Greeting the arriving guests are school administrators and parents of class ollicers. X XFX XXXNXNRXXBE Xi X N fnix jg nl.. Louise Smith and Sam Workinger are crowned queen and king by Tom Harbaugh and Kathy Harlaclcer at the freshman-sponsored Valentines Dance. Two members of the Queen's Court, Sherry Ruth and Richard Euerle dance to the music of the VilJrants. This year the Girls Athletic Association sponsored the football dance. They named it, D.A.L.F.C.S. In case you're wondering what the initials stand for- Dance after the last football game of the season. Dances Highlight The School Year Every year the Varsity Club sponsors a dance. With music by a group from Harrisburg, the dance was entitled, SV. C. Ambush. The decorations mysteriously portrayed a jungle scene. The Christmas season at Red Lion High is highlighted by the annual Christmas Dance. Twila and the Twilightsn perform at Santas Workshop sponsored by the Sophomore class. BECKY BEAVERSON SUSAN LEITHISER HT. mx ,Q fe A 5 LOUISE SMITH The Lions Choose ff Ax x -1. S! P N It KY?-32 5 i an Q JANE HIVELY SHERRY RUTH Pretty Debbie Evans is crowned as 1967 Homecoming Queen by Ralph Krceger and Sterling Vasellas. BARBARA STABLEY SISSEL GIENNESTAD . . . And The Moon A Queen rflllrrnnf ,Y iii 'EF fi HZ! if H-if 3 2 k Q . k , in The Sen ior float depleted a llon pOllI'lLlI'lg a Wildcat For their efforts the Seniors renewed hono able mention from the Judges Dan Breighner is tackled by two Dallastown players he tries to gain yardage for the Lions. When the game ended, Red Lion had slaughtered D-town 51-0. . A . Q-1.. . f , Ask n Lounging in the hotel lobby at the junior play are Sherry Ruth, Linda Shambaugh, Susan Leitheiser, Carol Tschop, Debora Jacobs, and jane Smeltzer. Parents, Jerry Kuhlman and Carolsue Posey, arrive at a New York City boarding house with their daughter, june Hively. . - ,I I , , i r 2122 K K 5 Q 1 E Girl While jane Smeltzer watches, robe-clad Carol Tschop car- ries a newly arrived chocolate cake. Meg W'heeler . Mrs. Wheeler. . Mr. Wheeler . . Aunt Fem .... Aunt Lettie . . . Miles Doughton .... Evan Doughton Alvin ........ Vince .... Ruby. . . Terri. . . Lisa .... Jeannie . . . Ada .... Heidi. , . jame . . . Ellen. . . CAST . . jane Hively Carolsue Posey Jerry Kuhlman Linda Hoover Connie Blouse . . Paul Evans Sam Workinger Ernie Horton . Bill Kimball Susan Leithiser Debbie Iacobs . Sherry Ruth Carol Tschop lane Smeltzer . . Linda Shambaugh . . . Darlene Sipe . . . Jane Koons Behind stage Glenda Paules applies make-up on Debbie Jacobs. 65 The SENIOR CLASS of Red Lion Arn Senior High School Diese.-its MOTHER IS A FRESHMEN ,.,., . I-fwgv, ,.h.-4:-ge9L,f'5'f ' . ':4,1a-5-+44 , . gif 1. Q 1 1 nf -'J , - ,-1 I f ' Qi n1':':.'f,fIf-' ' 4 Riffs Q .fi of ,gn- ir M v P 'WM' 5. 5:00 PM, ommbe, 5.9, mm High SchooF Auditorium Fred 0. Wolfe, director p,od.,Ce4 5, Weir wmssgzm Wim ommec Pubnmpg Cc' The entire cut of the Senior Class Play poses for a picture. Comedy In The Semor Louise Smith and Emie Horton discuss their evening together. Class Play fat at , , k,k. 1 . , , 3 Y mvmmb. K ,K In a scene of the senior play, Dennis Hill, jerry Kuhlman, Emie Horton and Bill Gibb welcome Debbie Evans as a new student at the college. Checking out the plav set are Mr Wolfe director and Brad Stump stu clent director. nn x Debbie Evans warmly embraces Bill Kimball. Mary Ella Scott applies make up to a cast member Louise Smith ,qv X X I 67 ad-W ' Muni ,, -NMMN -X -XM.- Y -'H' , -X - ur tudent i MH enum., t .. r Q el te- on , ' lifts ' y f , A .iff , A - Q 7,1 lu 'tl xx 1 7 XVK? it ' :Xl - ' . ,., . V ' ' ' .' fx . .f 1 Q-it f N . 1 5 A. .1- - ' Q' fi l .f .E ' ' 4.-. is , . A 'ft kg if Vrwh . . . an W kV-h zf . . .A W V , A , . . kbh H kwrrr .NV,,,Wk in I kk ' 4 gb H , Q Ai 1 1 .I ': ' .'Li i , , t 1 . r C c' . r . t in V7 - yi- , W ,V X rd K ,4 My-1',f mem i L I: ' ' Candidates for the oilices of Student Council for the year 1967-68 are presented in the annual elec- tion assembly. Members of Student Council listen intently as President, Ian Grim, speaks of upcoming events. A candidate for Student Council President, jan Grim, presents his canmpaign speech to the stu- dent body. Bob Overmiller and Wayne Bacon play Robert Krick and Gary Kline in the ping-pong tourna- ment sponsored by the Student Council. 68 Government Bermuda Day, sponsored by the Student Council was highlighted by an auction. Holding the cat is 1967 President of the Student Council. lim Zarfoss. Iklll Cflln IJYSSSIIIS Llllflkl HHIIITH. h0l'I19T00lTl rep- resentative of A204, with the CARE campaign award during the Christmas Assembly. ll I 1 Candidates for Student Council Vice-President are Dennis Hill, Beverly Zarfos, Beth Smith, and VVilliam Snyder. They were presented to the student body in assembly. 69 Guidance For Secure Future At Career Day the Peace Corps representative gives a group of students some useful information. A Penn State representative lectures to a group of prospective college students and their parents at College Night. Students of Red Lion High listen attentively to one of the many represen- tatives at Career Day. Carolsue Posey listens to a representative from Lock Haven State College. Would You Believe john Burke entertains the audience with a lively tune on his trumpet. Tom Smeltzer, Mike Wert, and Steve Paules exhibit dexterity on percus- sion instruments. The Sounds The Night of Music is an annual occurrence at Red Lion. At this time, all the music organizations in the school com- bine their talents to produce an enjoyable evening of en- tertainment for the community. The groups participating in the program are the Dance Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus. One of the main highlights of the evening is the finale in which all the musical groups perform to present a delightful end to an entertaining evening. -A tuba solo is played by Edward Eichelberger. Music The choruses and band combine for the finale of Bom to be Free . Susan Butcher, soloist with the dance band, entertains the audience with People lb. 73 A i fs ' . it N is 'I 11-writ 0 ,, ,nf A ,v, I ' f ' 4 , A L. 4 --4' '- 52 1 rf. edit? gf' Manila . r -154. if 'Vid s fl ' 'Z' e ' gg: . ' 14 5?-7 W gm ' A . l- Jr :Farsi v K? h B309 produced the winning Connie Blouse adds the finishing touch to Mr. Urey's homeroom. This homeroom, B-301, door in the Christmas placed second in football room decorations. door-decorating contest. HMP? Gaily decorated doors conveyed the Christmas spirit during the holiday season. janene johnson and Kathy Miller decorate holneroom door, 74 their Members of Homeroom B-304 compete in the football door decoration contest. Social ffairs X, 1' '- , X ,I - ' Q I 'E' At the annual Punch Party sponsored by the Home Economics Department, Mr. Coren and Mr. Paul are served by Darlene Urey and Phyllis Kreeger. Steve Moley entertains his old classmates at the Senior Tea. He seems to be explaining the advantages of the University which he attends. - - 5 :ls ,,,k Mr. Blain, Mrs. Hangen, and Mr, Fitzkee enjoy the banquet at Latin Night. 1 Members of the Junior Classical League toast an eventful evening. -LI, 5 . ,J V Qt? at -hr-N 144.9 K f-414 .. A 'I f X 197' .4 joyce McGuigan and janel Ritz perform a Roman dance at the Latin banquet. Jr 75 This talented trio is composed of jane Koons, Bev Zurfos. and Susan Butcher. During the spring awards assembly. Mrs. Sheckart presents scholarships to VVendy Smith and Kathy Clappcr. 76 A huinomus account of Iulius Caesar was enacted lux this group of senior lmxs Donald Larkin and his friend Ost ll perform at the in nual talent assembly lddl it l Enrichment s r 1 ' a 1 i hiv aussi 1 . l 3 .1 I W A . lx 1 1 , , ' '74 -ff: e A l Mr. Cooder, a former sports writer, entertains the student body with his humorous Mr. Robert Edgar speaks on space. His lecture disclosed talk on Everyone Should Have at Sense of Humor. many facts concerning space travel, life on other plan- ets. and astronaut training programs. Mr. Morrison, dressed as George Ilandel. takes us hack to thc days of the lizu'psicorcl. -'-ML Members ofthe student bocly hurry to assembly on Ber- muda Day. Heavily guarded by a member of the WSBA basketball team, Mr. Shellenberger passes the ball to Mr. Wilson. At the annual open house, members of the physical education classes perform in a volleyball exhibition. Entertainment Special Assemblies Mr. Donald jones displays his special tal- ent in music by playing the baritone horn in the teacher talent show for the benefit of the mholarship fund. Dennis Hill presents Coach Fred Miller with a tro- phy on behalf of the cross-country team. Richard Euerle receives his golf award from Mr. Truman johnson in the fall awards assembly. As the other members of the tennis team look on, Mr. Hangen presents David Keeports with his award. l 7 9 LION 68 K f N t, 'f3e5+'2 'x 1. ' ,n rm.: ' .. ,. .M,f,'- .,4,, M:fw '! f' Q 'ri 'a fwrw ,g , -W' 1' ,'f':'4j:'f x i ' Ee' -., ir. v ,1 , - -. ,-. '13, . xx W ' . ,V -.nv-Q' .L ,. 4- , .1 Qt. F -J N -- . ,.. - .--W-YV, VF .J ,G , ' f f J' my J D -H f fe 5 4? .3 :- ,,, F V' IZ ' ,Q 1 ia, J Q- xv - Gif Q1 W i 1 65 Team R.L. Central 13 York Catholic 6 Susquehannock 13 Spring Grove 14 Lions Strive To FOOTBALL SCORES Opp. 24 34 26 0 Team R.L. Opp. Dallastown 13 6 York Suburban 0 13 West York 20 20 FRONT ROW: D. Paup, P. Evans, L. March, S. Workinger,-I Kulhman, B. Stump, 1. Grim, R. Kreeger, D. Breighner, S. Va- sellas, C. Wilson, A. VVilson. SECOND ROW: B. Good, .I Evans, C. Anderson, T. Moley, M. Hess, F. Stine, D. Ashton T. D. Shellenlaerger, E.VDonagher, R. Hannigan, I. Kesselringl G. Murphy, L. Ropp. THIRD ROW: H. Vasellas, K. Markey, Ti: Lion wall forms to thwart Catholic oifense. I. Pitzer, Loyer, K. Wise, K. Markey, B. Harbaugh, D. Kipp, R. Keller, D. Hamilton, T. Paup, R. Sheff, Elliehausen, D. Saxman. FOURTH ROW: K. Craley, J. Weigle, I. Gable, L. Dailey, E. Horton, T. I. Shellenberger, D. Koons, H. Mathews, B. Miller, D. Linnemans, P. Brant, C. Ferree, S. Smith, G. Sliver. f . if k .5 :fa ...--i 2 D0 Their Best TOP PICTURE: The Lion's mighty Freshman Team fights hard to over come their opponent. Tllroughout the 1967 season our Freshmen lost onlv one game. LOWER PICTURE: Clutching the football, Dan Breighner breaks into a speedy run. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES TEAM RL West York 25 Dallastown 6 York Catholic 33 North Hills 26 Hanover 27 Spring Grove 40 York Suburban 31 OPP 6 7 0 6 6 0 7 At the close of the football season, senior members of the band and bandfront, and football players and their parents are honored. With all his mascu- line strength, Tony Moley strives to break away from his opponent. nother Lion Diane Landis, CAA. president, congratulates Ian Crim as she hands him his trophy. Sterling Vasellas jumps high to intercept the ball. YL .lx Lrululnk inning Season VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Team Big Springs Central Hanover York Catholic Susquehannock South Western Dallastown York Suburban Spring Crove West York R.L. Opp. 33 0 18 6 19 20 0 13 33 12 40 6 51 0 7 0 38 0 0 21 .. 3 -1 7 VW .,,..,,...., x -eeeeeesfee sf + -, V A X A - , 5' 'Al 'A ' f- . 1. is ' H E 2 z ' 7 ' 'bf lm ll 4 rl 'Z 1 Q - , Y ' fi lv ' I ' f Z- ia f in-- f L 1 15' L... X . 1- lf . ' f Tl , R 421 1 3 ,ri A- V w V. pai I' h biz . ir'-F Q . S, 1 ff ,. - . ,I 11. ' 'I ., V fx t Q. ,L . l I fr. .. if - 1 AJ-ir - ,Eg ev. Q, S' - 6 A 1 ,, ws. Vu- e 'Y if-'gy 45? . -. 1 sn K , .V mln- V 'A at -.vm ww X22 M . af te. ami E H .. uv ' -'P Q , 'H 9 'Q ' l, ' F 9- -V 5, Fr... ,,,, h 1 1 , ' t , .-R 2 r Q uw . . .... Y ..,. . Members of the Freshman Football Team Are: FRONT ROW-S. Smallbrook, C. Olewiler, Poet, Neff, M. llolland, K. Creen, R. Fitzkee, Newcomer, B. Miller, Fitzee presents Sterling Vasellas with a certificate for four years of hard work on the football squad. C. Lancks. SECOND ROW: T. Stump, D. Dosch, Reichard, T. Sprenkle, S. Chron- ister, Heffner, B. Keller, R. Saxon, M. Koons, D. Koons, Tyson. THIRD ROW: M. Sellers, Klindents, Shelley, T. McNeill, Cilbert, C. Hall, K. Linnemans, S. Paules, B. Quickel, Beckley, T. McCnne. FOURTH ROW: B. Frey, R. Murphy, T. Cilbert, P. Colden, Shoff, T. Talbert, T. Harbaugh, B. Hamilton, K. johnson, Sax- man, C. Lloyd. The Football Banquet is enjoyed by the senior members of the football team. 85 Team Hanover York Suburban Dallastown Spring Grove Susquehanna South Western West York York Catholic Dover Central North Eastem Lions n The Golf Scores RL 14W 8 16 12 9Vi 17 11 11 13Vz 9M 7 OPP SW 12 4 8 10M 3 9 9 EM 10W 13 Lining up a fairway shot, a member of the Red Lion golf team prepares for another match. F airwa XVith 21 mighty swing. Richard Euerle. fights his way out of il sand trap. .,, ' 1 , ' Fishing with ai golf club!! No, Dennis Tilton is just looking for his mis guided drive. Golf team members are Kim Raub, David Ringler, Alan Flinchbaugh, Greg Shaelfer, Richard Euerle. Dennis Tilton, Wayne Miller, and Mr. Truman johnson. aw 'W as 87 +-L-t Robert Overmiller exerts much effort as he returns the tennis ball to his OPPOIIGIHC. Steve Keller and Ronald Dietz prove their agil ity at a tennis practice. Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Lion Lion Lion Lion Lion Lion Lion Lion Lion 1 ur Netmen Tennis C1967j West York 7 York Suburban 6 Central 1 West York 2 York Suburban 5 Central 0 York Suburban O West York 4 Central The members of the 1967 Lion TENNIS TEAM are, jim Fleagle, Bob Dunnick, David Keeports, Robert Overmiller, Hencil Matthews, David Neff, Ronald Dietz, and Steve Keller. r-....fw.. - ..., 1 Lion Grapplers Varsity Wrestling Scores Team North Eastern 25 XVest York 38 Eastern 32 York Suburban 31 South Western 26 Spring Grove 31 Dallastown 41 Central 10 York 32 Dover 26 Hanover 13 York Catholic 13 VARSITY XVRESTLING TEAM-FRONT ROYV: T. Kearney, S. Grove. XV. Bacon, M. Urey, R. Good, J. Pitzer, SECOND ROW: K. Neff, D. Baker. C. Anderson. R. Kreeger, R. jackson, I. Kuhlman, I. Brenneman. THIRD ROW: H. Vasellas, G. Murphy, I. Fla- harty, N. Easley, D. Kipp, K. Markey, D. Linnemans. QMissing-D. Hamilton, R. Snyderb. Indiviiliml Scores YV 1. T 95 Tom Keurnex T 74 0 IOS Stove Cmvc 5 P4 I II2 Warne Bac-on 'I T I IZII Mike Urux' ll I0 II 127 Huh Gund I 9 II ITIS lim Pitvvl' I H l 138 Dave Baker H fi l VIH Neil Euslcx 2 2 l H5 Carroll Xndcrson I0 5 I ISI Ralph Krueger 10 5 U ms any in-mn 7 i I 165 Dawn' Kipp I 4 I 11-in Im-rv Kuhlman 4 rx 0 lfifl Kip Niaxrkvv 2 5 II Uni. Ielf Brenneinn Il 5 U Uni. Drive l.innenmn U fi U During a varsity wrestling match, jim Pitzer fights to gain an edge over his opponent. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-FRONT ROW: B. Miller, D. Parks, W. Boeckel, R. Seshadri, D. Slifer. SECOND ROW: T. Paup, B. Barshinger, R. Shoff, K. Green, S. Williams. THIRD ROW: P. Renn, R. Shaeifer, C. Grafton, F. Stine, C. Stabley. 89 Kit Wise successfully makes two points during the game against Central. Team Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale South Western Dover Central West York Hanover Spring Grove Northeastern York Suburban Dallastown Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale York Suburban Dallastown Lions Take Varsity Basketball Scores R.L 69 53 80 68 70 44 49 60 63 62 56 58 59 5 1 62 55 56 BASKETBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: L. Mackie, K. Wise, B. Snyder, T. Moley, A. Flinchbaugh, D. Tilton. SECOND ROW: C. Criswell, D. Breighner, T. Cemmill, B. Overmiller, I. Loyer, R. Euerle, E. Donagher. Opp. 65 67 45 59 53 65 76 78 68 58 45 69 65 65 4 1 76 58 To The Court junior Varsity Basketball Scores Team Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale South Western Dover Central West York Hanover Spring Grove Northeastern York Suburban Dallastown Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale York Suburban Dallastown R. L. Opp. 32 30 32 43 45 41 63 33 47 24 3 7 36 43 72 43 46 37 31 56 49 44 30 48 47 40 37 52 51 53 536 44 66 49 55 Tony Moley reneives a pass from a fellow teammate at one of the home games, IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: R. Gibb, T. Trone. D. Larkin. S. Keller, B. Grove, D. Ashton, K. Craley. SECOND ROWV: Gable. B. Harbzmgh. P. Brant, M. Overmiller, T. Ceme NJ x FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: B. Miller. Tyson, R. Shaef- Harbaugh, M. Holland, T. Talbert, D. Koons, K. johnson, C, Olewiler, K. fer. K. Keller, R. Murphy, Poet. R. Saxon, C. Gerber. C. Laueks. C, Llovd SECOND ROW: T. McCune, R, Fitzkee, S. Shofl. G. Rexroth, T. Ronnie Fitzkee dribbles down the basketball court to get by his opponent in a Freshman game. VVith a mighty jump, Tom Harbaugh shoots for two points. 92 llillllelllkllli Team York Catholic Kennard Dale Southwestern Dover North Hills West York Hanover Spring Grove Northeastern York Suburban Dallastown Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale Freshman Basketball Scores R.L 55 65 68 39 44 59 51 32 61 47 53 37 54 51 Opp. 4 1 25 47 28 25 51 44 33 49 32 36 35 26 28 Team Eastern Central Dallastown West York Spring Crove Cross Countr Cross Country Scores OPP 30 38 34 29 18 Team Eastern Central Dallastovvn West York Spring Grove CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-FRONT ROVV: Rexrotlm, Cl. Clatfclter, R. Howard, R. Keller, B. Miller, B. Snyder, D. Howard, Smith. SECOND ROYV: D. llill. AI, Crow, I.. Knottx. F. Ferree, P. Amlerxon, I. SRIXIIIZUL L. Smeltzcr, Royston, Shcnlmcrgcr. .-X. Snuok. OPP 28 32 32 26 20 FLG ilu l lff Luc ' ll l C3 .EL :N 3 Furl: I CC- 1 FE cc ' 5 ig 5 Steve Moley puts forth a great effort in order to finish first. Track nd Field TRACK TEAM MEMBERS-FRONT ROVV: Steve Moley, Tim Streavig, .lim Garner, Mike Smith, Randy Snyder, Richard Euerle, Phil Anderson, Donald Houser, Donald Godfrey, Brenton Downs. SECOND ROW: Ingo Kreig, Donald Howard, Bmce Eveler, Bill Kimball, Bradley Stump, Charles Sherron, Ralph Kreeger, jan Grim, Don Larkin. THIRD ROW: ifii l... A . in n 1 - .- i A j' -W-f-....,-Q H T T Tim Streavig flies over the liar at a track meet. Ed Taylor, Danny Veil, Cary Clatfelter, Dorc Paup, Louis Knotts, Robert Miller, jim Kesselering, -lim Ellienhausen. FOURTH ROW: Bill Snyder, Brad Miller, Dave Saxman, Fred Stine. Tom Shellenherger, Russ Burke, jim Royston, Cene Cehly, Ray Knisley. X.: L- Competitors Robin Deskin, in a burst of energy, finishes first for the Fresh. man track team. .-- ,. I A Randy Howard leaps high into the air in broadjnmp competition, Varsity Track Scores Team R.L. Opp. Dallastown 63 46 Dover 8636 2296 North Eastern 93 16 Suburban 25W 83 W Eastern 65 44 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: jan Smith, Steve Neff, Ran- dy Graham, Steve Grove, Greg Lloyd, joe Rexroth, Greg Murphy, Brad Miller. SEC- OND ROW: Galen Sliver, Steve Shoff, Harry Vasellas, jim Pitzer, Keith Green, Robin Deskin, Alan Dinsmore, Ian Shenberger. THIRD ROW: Marty Koons, Bill Boeckel, Tom Harbaugh, Vincent Deller, Ben McDonald, Randy Howard, jim Weigle, Keith Henshaw, Keith Munnich. FOURTH ROW: Manager-john Gable, Rick Keller, Tom Talbert, Paul Brant, Bob Harbaugh, Dave Kipp, Rod Isler, Dave Linnemans. -W-----M 1 -- fir' Elk 95 Sliding into third base, Dan Reid arrives far in advance of the ball. In a tense moment, Mr. Coombs, Red Lion Baseball coach, advises the team. BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: L. Knaub, Rleliannigan, L. Strayer, J. Raver, G. Scott. SECOND ROW: L. March, K. Wise, M. Hess, 1. Kuhlman, S, Workinger, S. Shoff, K. Gladfelter, C. Shaeffer, D. Lions Take To Breighner, B. Keller, E. Donagher, C. Winter, J. Loyer, C. Seitz. THIRD ROW: D. Dinsmore, B. Barshinger, C. Criswell, R. Overmiller, D. Reid, S. Neff, M. Mellinger, C. Workinger, D. Stern. . Q. .,., .,.4.2,f 96 The Diamond Baseball Scores Team R.L. Susquehannock 4 Kennard Dale 10 Eastern 2 York Suburban 0 Dallastown 5 Susquehannock 0 Kennard Dale 6 Eastem 5 York Suburban 2 Dallastown 7 Enroute to a no hitter, Chaub Knaub strikes out a Kennard Dale batter, Opp. 3 3 3 6 7 8 0 4 6 8 With a spurt of energy a mighty Lion player reaches first base. Team members congratulate Chub Knaub on his great pitching effort 3 . E The Girls' Athletic Association provides wholesome rec- reation for all sports-minded girls of high school age. By earning points for faithful participation, girls may enter the Leaders Club of the association. These girls elect officers of the club, propose sports activities, and sponsor an annual dance in honor of the Red Lion football team. As a whole, the Girls, Athletic Association provides help for various community projects such as the March of Dimes. Girls' thletic GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-FRONT ROW! V. My!-SYS. L. Hoov- Slifer, A. Smeltzer. K. Nlitzel, L. Euerle, Kline, Laucks, S. Deller. er, S. Butcher, M. Corclrey D. Landis. NICc:lliQ2ll'l. AI. jzicnlvs. Koons. FOURTH ROW: C, Krougey G, Seitz, B, DeShong, Larkin, D. Beckley, SECOND ROW: Neely, XV. Evelcr. E. Cunningham, Russell. Hoover, L. McCnne, C. XVarner. FIFTH ROW: S. Knauli, Hannigan, Smith, M. Paules, C. Leipliart, Heaps, V. Colden. THIRD ROVV: Al. C. Nleisenhelter, C. YVarner, N. Eppley, Trump, D. Flaharty. jamie Murphree and Joyce Meisenhelter actively participate in a ping- pong game. Association Deanna Flahurty, an active member of the CA..-X., performs on the trampoline. 1--L --g-.-ff'-11-151-if M... A Members of the Red Lion G.A.A. demonstrate 21 relay during their annual playday. Carol Cladfelter receives a return pass to the basketball game from ax CA..-X. member. With apparent case, Diane Landis taps the ball over the net. LION 68 'IONS mo, 53 -......,.,3 Q? The editors of the LION stand around their advisor Mr. Charles Coombs. They are Debbie Jacobs, Business Editor: Jane I-lively, Editor in Chiefg Sandy Smeltzer, Make-up Editorg Julie Kline, Feature Editor. The Completion One of the busiest groups in the entire school is the LION Staff. The staff of the LION is divided into tive divisions: editorial, make-up, business, photography, and typing. All of the captions, paragraphs, and headings are written by those on the editorial staff. Planning the layout and cropping pictures are the tasks of the make-up staff. The business staff supervises all financial matters. All pic- tures for the yearbook are taken by members of the photog- raphy staff. The typing staff types all copy, just as the name suggests. With the cooperation ot the entire year- book staff, the yearbook is carefully fitted together. Rushing to meet deadlines, members of the LION staff can be found in the Activity Oflice during study halls, ac- tivity periods, and after school. Constructing the yearbook includes many long, frustrating hours, but the final product is Well worth the effort. Julie Kline struggles with LION copy. Members of the editorial staff are Jane Smeltzer, Julie Kline, Debbie Manifold, Virginia Myers, and Melanie Grove. Cropping pictures for the LION is hard work, but Mary Ella Scott seems to enjoy it. The LION make-up staff consists of Mary Ella f Scott, Donna Kilgore, Jean Spence, Carolyn Lane, Ann Miller, Sandy Smeltzer, and Linda ht... Short. .,...-W., ,g,,,fefiir A Good Yearbook Debbie Iacobs stands by as Kermit Rider completes his yearbook receipts. Members of the LION typing stall are Diane Mays, Nina Iippley, Glenda Puules, Diane Poet. Judy Craf- ton, Judy SIeNVilliams. and Hallie Nic-Coy. Members of the photography stall merrily pose for u picture. The members are David Yell, Dennis Til- ton, David llolfmaster. Dennis Ilill, and Danny Grove. .sera-W my ,, Q hinge TA. xx! 9,3 , WWA' jkvlfl 1 1-- X, Ts The LION business staff consists of Maxine Cordrey, Connie Getz, jane Douglas. Linda Shzunbzlugh, Debbie jueobs, Linda Hoover, and Carolsue Posev. l K x 1 wo In the fall awards assembly, Mr. Charles Coombs presents Kermit Reider with a trophy for home- room sales campaign. 1 w iM4IIa!E2ii I if, .LPI I I ,,,....- Highschool Headliners 25 LEONID TYPISTS-SEATED: D. Flaharty, S. Beaver, P. Barshinger, C. Baker, V. Blessing, R. May. STANDING: T. Strawbridge, L. Hanna, K. Sinclair, A. Miller, D. Shanbarger, L. Deppen, S. Amspacher, L. Bender. Under the direction of Mrs. jean Schenck, the LEONID is published once every month. This en- joyable school newspaper' includes sports, feature news, pictures, honor roll lists, and other news items of special interest to the students of Red Lion. The Editor-in-Chief is Sharon Smith. Sharon heads a staff of editors, News editor, Barb Shultz, Feature editor, Page Brinegarg Art editor, Sandy Smeltzer, Headline editor, Cindy Bamettg Business editor, Darlene Shanbarger. Mrs. Schenck and her staff publish an informative and well balanced paper for the Red Lion area residents to enjoy. Discussing future plans are Debbie Flinch- baugh, Carol Gladfelter, and Barb De- Shong. 104 LEONID WRITERS-FRONT ROW: j. Hively, V. Miller, B. DeShong, E. Kinard, D. Henise. SECOND ROW: C. Getz, C. Krouse, L. Euerle, C. The LEONID advisor, Mrs. Schenck, discusses future art layouts with Cindi Barnett and Sandy Smeltzer. I A X I' l 1 L X 2 . I , e w ----..-i... Wamer, D. Hummel, D. Laughman. THIRD ROW: I. Miller, D. Flinch- baugh, I. Jacobs, K. Kearney, A. Ellis, B. Smith, L. Shambaugh. eriafw 2.222194 L Q A94 Sharon Smith, Editor-in-Chief of the LEONID, points out various articles to Page Brinegar, Barb Shultz, and Carol Gladfelter. 105 if NATIONAL LATIN HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: L. Hoover, V, Myers, Hively. SECOND ROW: Mil- ler, I. McCuigan. THIRD ROW: D. Keeport, B. Grove. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY-FIRST ROW: B. Overmiller, Crim, R. Kreeger, S. VVorkinger. SECOND ROVV: R. Keller, R. Dunnick, D. Workinger, I Hess, F OU NATION.-XL HONOR SOCIETY-FIRST ROW: D. Shaffer, D. Sipc, 1. Snieltzcr, NV. Snyder, K. Stump, D. Tilton, C. Tschop, SECOND ROVV: M, Grove, Ilivcly, L. Hoover, R. Keller, Kline, S. Leitliiser. V. Myers. C. Posey. D. Posey. THIRD ROW: P. Lutz, M. Marks, A. Miller, S. Morton, rganizations L. March, Breighner, C. . Richardson. THIRD ROW: L. Strayer, D. Ashton, Flaharty, C. Wilson, M. RTH ROVV: B. Snyder. L. Larkin, D. Howard, H. Matthews. S. Nell. R. Ott. NV, Smith, C. Burke, AI. Flcugle, D. Grove. FOURTH ROYV: S Rurgen, Dietz, D, Cehly, D. IIEIINIIQQIII. J, Hivcly, R. I-loltzzipplc. B Klineclinst, K. Klineclinst, Kopp, L. LIIIICRS. T. Lawson. f Leadership STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW ONE: Hively, B. Smith, Grim, E. Hor- ton, P. Funk. ROYV TVVO: B. Zarfos, C, Burk, S. Leithiscr, Spence, K. Stump, Royston, R. Keller, D. Hill, D. Ehrhart, Fleagle, D. Iac-olms, L. Smith, S. Butcher, N. Salladc. ROW THREE: j. Boyer, R. Sechrist, B. Rexroth, L. Reed, P. Holland, T. Trone, B. I-Ieffner, D. Kecports, C. Young, A. Ellis, P. Barshinger, K. Croue, 1. MeCuigan, A. Sherron. ROW .IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE-FIRST ROW: I. Grove, M. Becker. V Kurtz, T. Kearney, Frey, C. Claclfeltcr, B. Miller, L. Marusak, D. Hum- mel. SECOND ROW: N. Bailey, L. Arnold, C. XVarner, C. Laucks, E ,L - -1 - 91. ' Q -- , 1. '. V'-' FOUR: L. Hanna, C. WVarner, Ziegler, B. DeShong, P. Brandt, Loyer, C. Scitz, C. Sheffer, C. Seitz, V, Miller, C. Krouse, M. Hoover, T. Kearney. ROW FIVE: M. Miller, Alwood, Calile, N. VVaginan, S. Nerf 1. Persing, D. Koons, M. Koons, Shenberger, IV. Eveler, Caudill, 'I' Talliert, R. Saxon, Seitz. Ott, Hivcly, A. Smeltzer. V. Miller, S. Kenney. THIRD ROW: M. Kessler, C. Kopp, B. Seaks, Hively, Lziucks, L. Brown, B. Stitley, F. Grove. sill 151, f l lf V I 1 Clubs Enrich FUTURE FARMERS-FRONT ROW: L. Strayer, B. Good, C. Criswell H. Edie, C. Brown, S. Wagner, R. Burchett. SECOND ROW: C. Hed rick, D, McGu1'k, Eckenrode, B. Brenneman, Reheard, D. Curran, Fry, D. Haugh, M. Love, T. Tyson. THIRD ROW: W. Coheen, H. De boil, I. Shelf, P. Fry, T. Stem, D. Krout, E. Workinger, B. Grove, B. Smith, W. Krout. FOURTH ROW: B. Drury, C. Stine, S. Warner, I. Rexroth, W. Lewis, L. Bacon, W. Eveler, D. Lentz, N. Easley, B. Blevins. FIFTH ROW: G. Dietz, K. Keeney, C. Smith, M. Bacon, B. Sprenkle, D. Stem, D. Baker, K. Neff, M. Pomeraning, L. Holtzinger. SIXTH ROW: M. Grim, D. Cipe, W. Bacon, C. Urey, R. Lane, C. Lane. DEBATE CLUB-FRONT ROW: I. Arnold, S. Brown, C. Cladfelter. SECOND ROW: I. McWilliams, C. Posey, K. Stump, E. Horton. ur School Life. A if-tv FUTURE TEACHERS-FRONT ROW: D. Haugh, K. Ness, 1. Smeltzer, I. Jacobs, E. Knaub, S. Wamhaugh, E. Knaub, A. Smeltzer, M. Becker, B Miller, D. Deitz, C. McWilliams. SECOND ROW: M. Schultz, C. Frey I. Grove, C. Wamer, G. Huson, K. Roberts, I. Hannigan, K. Raver, Grove, L. Amold, L. Kohler, S. Overmiller, R. Sechrist. THIRD ROW W. Eveler, D. Laughman, C. Stabley, J. Paules, L. Smith, I. Spence, I Ritz, E. Kjnard, S. Knauh, D. Hummel, D. Pickel, D. Leiphart, S. Mackie. FOURTH ROWV: B. Thoman, P. Seitz, C. Krouse, Tyson, B. Simmons, I, Hoover, C. Meisenhelter, S. Deller, F. Kmetz, M. Atkins, S. Ziegler, P. Schwartz. FIFTH ROVV: Koons, K. Kearney, C. XVilson, S. Downs, M. Young, K. Snyder, L. Brown, I. Durham, S. Smith, B. Patterson, C. Poli, N. Kohler, D. Anderson. Q .'-?Q'?a..'53465x-A-sf ' f, ..,. r gr- , .13 FUTURE NURSES-FRONT ROW: 1. Gohm, D. Sellers, V, Kurtz, D. Sipe, C. Kopp, SECOND ROW-V. Schultz, R. Kaufman, C. Kauffman, B. Stahley, P. Funk, V. Grove, J. Boyer, A. Blymire, C. Vannoy. THIRD ROW: K. Cross, C. Gingench, M. A. Kornbau, V. Knouse, I. Buckingham, L. Knisley, L. Markel, E. Coring. Group Activities BIOLOGY CLUB: FRONT ROW-M. Wheeler, G. Sweitzer, Myers, B. Nissley. D. Keller, M. Kessler. THIRD ROW: I. S. Russell, B. Shenberger, K. Manifold, S. Kenney, S. Kashner, Newcomer, Brubaker, B. Boeckel, Persing, VVoltman, I. Seiple, SECOND ROW: B. Miller, Myers, K. Runkle. C. Piukel. Indy Myers. Biology Club member, boards the bus for the farm show. COMPUTER CLUB: FRONT ROW: B. Miller, B. Eveler, K. Stump, T. Laughman. SECOND ROW D. Lartz, D. Grove, D. Shaffer, 1. Royston. THIRD ROW: W. Snyder, R. Keller, D. Hill, P. Brinegar B. Gibb. 110 nn- FOOTBALL CLUB-FRONT ROVV: I. Durham. N. Kessler, L, Meflunc. A. NICAVIIIIIIIIIS. I Iacobs. B. NYinters, B. Portner, C. Blouse: SECOND ROVV: K, Hake. C. Hall. X. Bailey. S. Fink, C. Laucks. C. NVintcr. C, Mitzel. B. Stabley, S. Bahn, D. Campbell, F. Kmetz, C. Hannigan, THIRD ROYV: Saxman. F. Stein. T, Evans, D. Codfrev, P. Becker, L. Grim. S. Harrold, B. johnson, L. Ilorn. B. Bahn. Larkin, M. Kessler. FOURTH ROYV: D. Kipp. P. Brant, B. Harbaugh. Loyer, G. Nlurphy, NV. Lenz. R. Shcshadri. Sc-itz, K. Harlacker. B. Stein: FIFTH RONV: Gilbert, Nl. Sellers, R. Sheff, B. Heflner, B. Stump, L. Kmotts, D, Koons, E. Horton, SIXTH ROW: T. Gilbert. S. Shelf, C. Silver, B. Buckingham 1. Cable. K. Green, T. llarbaugh. M. Holland. R. Saxon. T. Tulhert, H. Craley, C. Wilson. D. Saxman, B. Miller, C. Lloyd, EICHTH ROVV: Smallhruuk. D. NIcCune, T. Calheira, K. Henshaw, K. Linnemans NINTH ROW: L. Harding, M. Koons, L. Smeltzer. D. Malott, 1. Brenna- man, H. Vasellas, A. YVils0n, Pitzer, D. Rinnemans, D. Sliver, T Kearney. ...wwf Trout, Rehmeyer, j. Blosser. ART CLUB-FRONT ROW, A. Smeltzer, S. Burke, Kline, Vlfagman, S. Vlleigel, C. Barnett, A. Sherron, C. Sherrong SECOND ROW: B. Eveler, E. Taylor, A. Hildebrand, S. Butcher, Ruth, M. Schealfer. B. Douglas, S. Heffnerg THIRD ROW: T. Knisley, S, Burns, B. Poff, K. Burke, S. Smith, T. Twigg, N. Sallade, j. Snell. FOURTH ROW: L. Parks, I. Richardson, T. Smith, L. Smith, K. Seitz, N. Intently at work on his mural is Steve VVei- gle, President of the Art Club. 1 69 Ii. Kinard. NI. Bacon. S. Vascllas. D. Dasch. Bl, XVolfeg SEVENTH RONV' STAGE CREW-FRONT ROW: Dave Erhart, Bob Dunnick SECOND ROW: Bill Trout, Bob Millei Wayne Lewis, Randy Bull. Future- inded Members of the Business Club are: Row 1-D. Roseberry, G. Huson, L. ler, S. Kenney, I. Tyson, K. Paules, D. Ruby, I. Burldn, B. Frey, S. Floyd, Y' . Starn, D. Syucler, I. Synder. T. Shaub, S. Warner, D. Sliver, H. Schroll, D Shanbarger, B. Heugst, I. johnson, G. Hall. B. Fink, L. Walter, G. Tome D. Cordrey, D. Campbell, S. Balm: Row 2-D. Sipe, C. VVilson, N. Rost B. Ream, I. Smith, S. Waltemyer, D. VValtemyer, P. Lehman, L. Leip- hart, M. Pettit, C. Kurtz, C. Laucks, S. Miller, C. Kilgore, T. Lanius, M Craley, V. Kurtz, R. Sullivan, S. Stewartg Row 3-S. Sechrist, 1. Trump, M. Redmond, E, Taylor, S. Shaull, B. Geist, L. Hum, S. Bamett, D. Kel- D. Marks, S. Dettmger, S. Daugherty, Row 4-D. Flaharty, M. VVheeler, L. Wierman, L. Dettinger, R. McConnell, S. Reed, D. Blouse, L. Mellin- ger, B. Bahn, N. Weigel, S. Eaton, B. Buckingham, D. Houser, B. Portner, K. Holtzinger, N. Trout, V. Waltemyer, C. Herrick, Row 5-B. Peters, K. Runkle, K. Young, C, Raver, I. Buckingham, A. Blymire, R. Frey, K. Smith, S. Shaull, S. Ruppert, H. Heffner, D. Mackert, L. Beck, D. John- son, S. Flory, S. Flory, C. johnson, P. Runkle, C. Hanes, N. Graybeal. FRONT ROXV: G. Sweitzer, D. Urey. D. Sipe, D, Sellers. Newcomer, SECOND ROW: C. Haugli. P. Blosser, D. XVire. Smith, D. Smith. Nl. Stine. B. Mc- Kinley, D. Mays. Smcltzer, THIRD RONV: Tome. .-X. Tyson, D. Yeager. D. Meyers. Nlnnclis. B. Paules. A. Nliller. C. Bergeron. P. Bergeron. Ni. .-Xllmrigllt. FOURTH ROW: C. Godfrey. V. Hawks. N. Suylor. L. Xlillcr. Leiphart. NI. Nlurks. IC. Alpin. N, Tome. B. Tome. I. Lowe. FIFTH ROW: B. Crovc. D. Innerst. L. Fake. L. Deppen. P. Kreeger. D. NVagner, T. Phillips. R. Xlnnclis. P. Metzger. Grove. rganizations any 44 'ff-1. ' If . 'f ?-' 113 FHA Officers: Seated Joyce Newcomer, Treasurer. Darlene Sipe, Presidentg Grace Sweitzer. Corresponding Secretaryg Standing: Diane Sellers, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Andersong Darlene Urey, Record- ing Secretary. Concert , tl -.J , Q CONCERT BAND-FRONT ROW: S. Burke, C. Boll, C. Burnett, R. Stokes, C. Nlanifold. P. NValkel'. C. Pope, P, Anlspacker. C. Panles. SEC OND ROYV: L. Daugherty. X. Good, Olphin. D. Manifold. V. Myers. L. Hoover. L. McNVilliarnS. Loyer. M. Hoover, C. XVarner, Kerr, H Matthews. THIRD ROWV: K, Tome. V. Oberdorff, S. Neff, L. Hannigan J. Silar, D. Beckley, L. Reed, N. Manifold, J. Hannigan, G. Spnrley, C McWilliams. N. Eppley. FOURTH ROW: N. Wolfe, P. Rittenhouse, G Sprenkle, B. Atkins, E. Pennell, D. Pickel, S. Dunnick, C. Patterson, M Shne. C. Burgen, A. Snook, D. Neff, V. Clarke, K. Frey, M. Cordrey FIFTH ROW: Rexroth, C. Quickel, P. Lutz. I. Woltman. R. Bolton, B Band . ,S .5 5 .L 1 ,i I N 4 l 5 . ,J -1 Snyder, B. Harbaugh, I. Wise, 1. Knanls, T. Calliera, K. Burgen, I. Slifer. Fi. Hannigan, E. Bennett, S. Crave, C. Taylor. B. Keller, R. Brown. C Criswell. SIXTH ROW: R. Dietz. E. Gehly, B. Deliz, W. Lutz, D Ashton, Barnett. Burke. K. Kearney, 1. Snyder, E. Eichelberger. H Dehoff, D. Lawson, 1. Cooper. B. Ritz, S. Godfrey, D. Kipp, S. McWil- liams, R. Byrd, T. Robinson. D. Grove, Dellinger. T. Trone. F. Grove, 7 Mr. Xl ard. SEVENTH ROW: Couker, M. YVert. S. Paules. T. Smeltzer 1. Pickel, S. Smallbrook, 1. Shenberger, I. Alwoocl, P. Anclerson, Nl Knauh, R. Graham, C. Stalmley. usical Talents- BRASS SEXTET: E. Eichelbergerg R Brown, T. Trone, G. Spurley, E. Gehly, I Burk. DANCE BAND-FRONT ROW: C. Patterson, Snyder, C, Burgen, D. T. Robinson, F. Grove, C. Panles. THIRD ROW: M. NVert, Director C. Neff, K. Frey, M. Shue. SECOND ROW: R. Brown, R. Byrd, D. Grove, Ward, C- Spllfley, I- Bllfk, I- Barnett, E- Cehly, I- G011k9l', T- Sm6lfZer. 116 Melodious Sounds straw' fs ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW: B. Schultz, A. McWilliams, P. Walker, G. Crove, L, Reed, N. Manifold, G. Spurley, T. Trone, R. Brown, C. Burgen Panles, SECOND ROWV: K. Sinclair, L. Hirt, M. Shue, D. Manifold, Ol- K. Frey, V. Clark, Burke. FIFTH ROW: M. VVert, S. Paules, Mr phin, L. Daugherty. THIRD ROWV: T. Strickler, A. Dinsmore, FOURTH XVard, M. Knaub, Snyder, E. Eichelberger, Couker. ROW: Cable, D. Snyder, S. Cohn, Barnett, W. Lutz, E. Cehly, S. GIRL'S ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW: 1. McGuigan, W. Eveler, C. Burke, C. Snyder, S. Burns, L. Boeckel, E. Ott, L. Wierman. VVarner, Smith, A. Ellis, D. Landis, N. Rdst, B. Shenberger, S. THIRD ROW: Koons, D. Miller, C. YVarner, E. Klxaub, L. Han- Butcher. SECOND ROW: N. Sallade, B. Rexroth, C. Blouse, S. na, R. Stokes, E. Knaulv, K. Sinclair, l 117 TUESDAY GIBL'S CHORUS-FRONT ROW: C. Meisenhelter, Ams- packcr. C. Snyder. G. Krouse. E. Cunningham. S, Barnett, K, Ness, C. Van- noy, B. Thoman. MeYVilliams, A. Smeltzer. V. Miller, B. Rexroth, Beaver, W. Everlcr. Neely. R, Stokes, N. Harrison. V, Blessing. C. Baker. SECOND ROVV: D. Taylor, G. Seitz, B. Blevins, D. Myers, N, Rost. D. Grove. T. Ferrec. ll. Webb, P. Funk. Heaps. S. Knaulm, C. Zeigler. Hartman. C. Schaeffer, K. Smith, K. Sinclair, M. Young. THIRD ROW: BOYS ENSEMBLEI-FRONT ROYV: R, Good, D, Tilton, Gable, S. Godfrey, VV. Kimball, G. Murphy. SECOND ROXV: .-X. Snook. B. Har- haugh. B. Euerle, G. Shrader, P. Brant, B. Kline, D. Koons. V. Grove. E. Knaub, A. Ellis. C. Getz, D. Landis, B, Douglas, Nissley. B. Seehrist. P. Schwartz. S, Prescott. L. Euerle. L. Hanna, Hannigan. S. Zeigler, M. Young. .-X. Cooper. D. Grove. X. Uflleman. AI. Hoover. FOURTH ROWV: S. VVanilzaugh, E, Knaulu. Gable. Deller. K. Crone. K. Burke. Burns. D. Miller. Koons, B. Smith. C. Beckley. B. Deshong. K. Baulv. D. Flinchbangh, L. NYierman. C. YVarner. II. McCoy. C. Sheffer. P. Barshinger, L, Bender. MIXED CHORUS-FRONT ROW: C. Barnett, K. Tome, Smith, M. Scott. C. NVarner, N. Good, S, Burke, Neff, P. Rittenhouse, C. Patterson, S, Shaull. SECOND ROWV: Mr.-Guigan, D. Kilgore, Grafton, C. Boll. -I. Alwood, G. Mnndis, B. Blevins, M, Lutz, R. Neely, Hivelv, B. Ilengst. THIRD ROYV: N. Salladc, B. Good, Gable. XV. Kimball, S. Godfrey, XV. Frey, T. Kearney, G. Lloyd, P. Holland, C. Burke, D. Sliver, A. Miller, S. Smeltzer. FOURTH ROW: S. Cjennestad, I, Koons, B. Dietz, A. Snook, D. Tilton, B. Engler, Snell, B. Gibb, C. Stalwlcy, G. Taylor. R, Criswell G. Murphy. L. Boeckel, E, Ott, WVorkinger, M. Hoover. FIFTH ROVV M. Cordrey. V. Myers, L. Hoover, B. Harlzaugh, P. Brant, B. Eurele, I Kreig, D. Lawson, F. Grove, G. Shrader. Senlz. B. Kline, D. Koons D. Kipp, C. Blouse, S. Butcher, Laucks, B. Zarfoss. livery year our music department presents a special night of musical entertainment at TIIE NICIIT OF MUSIC. The music organizations which participate in this program are CirI's Chorus. Boy's Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Ninth Crade Chorus. and all Band instrumental organizations. The Singing groups are under the direction of Mrs. Irene Haugen. Mr. Ceorge M'ard directs Boy's Chorus and the instrumental organizations. These groups provide music ofspecial quality for Christmas .-Xssemhlies. Nights of Music. and special features for the school and community. The Choruses and Band work diligently to provide heautiful sounds for all their listeners. xj J TIIIIIISDAY CIIIIQS CIIOIIUS-FRONT ROIV: D. Dietz. II. Nissley. Ii. Miller. If. Iloriug. SECOND ROVV: M. Craley. C. Seitz. C. Forrest. C. Kurtz. K. Ilolierts. B. Knissley. C. Raver, D. Keller. T. I.auius. Ii. Crawford. D. Blessing. C. Frey. W. Miller. Ii. Ceist. I., Marusack. Al. Crove. I.. Stern. Ii. Aults. D. Cortlrey, THIRD ROVV: D. M'alliek. C. Snyder. I., Walter. bl. Mcisenheller. K. Cross. K, Kearney. K. Runkle. M. Sehaeller. X. Crove. S. luatnn. P, I'ateet. IC. Conker. C. Crahani. C. Stahley. M. Stine. Koons. P, Fulcher. C. Tome. -l. Bennett. S, Fink. BOYS CIIORFS-FIRST ROIV: Stanley Godfrey. lay Snyder. Tom Shellenherger. Mike Knauh. SECOND ROIV: Mike Taylor. Alan Dinsmore. Brad Kline. Cary Spurley. Alan Snook. Bill Fry. THIRD RONV: Bruce Iingler. Dennis Tilton, lue Sentz. Franklin Grove. Baron Deitz ACCOM- I'.'XNIST: -lolin Burke. ADVISOR: Mr. M'ard. Mrs. Irene Ilangen and Mr. Ceorge Ward. ullr niusie directors. discuss hitnre plans for the musical organizations. FOURTII ROW: X. Hailey. D. Frey. C. Sweitzer. P, Dioguardi. II. Miller. C. Kilgore. S. Miller. M. Atkins. I.. Miller. -l. Myers. S. Ilarrold. D. Shaw. K. Ilake. D. I.t-iphart. D. II'altemyer. Ii. Sheuherger. D, Blouse. bl, Snyder. C. Sprenkle. ll. l.aucks. FIFTII ROXV: C. Stalrley. -l. lacohs. D. Ilenise. l. Oherlantler. Ii. Stitely. S. Dunnick. -l. Frey. S. Colm. K. Paules, Ii. Penuell. Ii. Scliwartf. C. Poll. -l. Couker. C. Kilgore. C. Winter. F. Klnetz. D. I'rey. D. Creen. I. Durham. I.. Iirown. C. Ilall. l. Muudis, Hobb - inded LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-FRONT ROWV: S. Russell. I.. Walter. Reed S. Dettinger, M. Smallhrook. .-X. Iless, ll. Howard, D. Blouse, M. Miller S, Barnett. Koons, B. Miller. SECOND RONV: P. Creakxnan, L. Kohler. A. Miller, VVarner, D. Hcnise, C, Hanes, D. Ferree, M, Atkins, E. Olphin, P. Dioguardi, D. Leiphart. THIRD ROW: S. Sechrist, Lowe, K. LIBRARY TYPISTS-FRONT ROW: C. Hall. B. Fink, johnson, D. Flzxllmty. SECOND ROW: E, Taylor, A. Blymire, L. Bender, Mrs. Grove, C. johnson, S. Beaver. Iloltzinger, K. Miller. S, Ruth. li. Knauh, B. Shultz, E. Knauh, D. Flinehhaugh, D. Keller, N. Kohler, B. Shenhcrger. FOURTH ROXV: C. Huson, P, Rineholt, P, Pennell, B. Ream, N. Emenhciscr, Overmiller, C. NVilson. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-FRONT ROW: C. Kline, R. Kriek. SECOND ROW: D. Tilton, D. Crove, THIRD ROW: C. Elfner, Blosser. FOURTH ROW: B. Kline, D. I-Iill, B. Miller. DANCING CLUB-FRONT ROW: D. Keller, L. Smith, Spence, D. Myers, S. Leithiser, C. Schaeffer, D. Corrlrey. SECOND ROW: M. Schaeffer, K. Smith, K. llaulm, L. Brown, D. Beckley, D. Evans, I. Durham, CI. llall, K. Ilake, J. Jacobs, D. Green. rganizations ARCHERY CLUB-FRONT ROW: Bond, M Smalllmrook, Nl. Bowser, Ruth, K. Minnich, D. Slalntt. C. Boring. SECOND ROVV: B. Polf, D. Sliver, K. XValtimyer, T. Anstine, T. Kenner, YV Kimball, L. Boeckel, L. Galliera. THIRD ROW: B. FLY-TYINC CLUB-FRONT ROW: VV. Lewis, B. Grove, B. Eveler, 1. Bacon. SECOND ROVV: K. Minnich, j. Runkle, C. Winters G. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Koons, D. Malott, Shaw, C. NValker. FOURTH ROW: L. Smeltzer, C. Ferree, D. Smith. FIFTH ROW: D. Snyder, R. Smeltzer, B. Eveler. Eveler, M. Bacon, Elliehauser, R. Barsliinger, E. Druck, D. Larkin, B. livcler. L. Parks. FOURTH ROW: D. Lawson, B. Walker, Myers, C. XVarner, T. Mellinger, M. Koons, C. VValkcr, Rnnkle, C. Smith, T. Haines. awa- 121 Prondly displaying the Farrell goat he killed last fall. Nlikc Bowser exhibits his urclicry talents. I R. :u G, 1. thletic Clubs VARSITY CLUB-FRONT ROVV: B. Snyder. II. Keller. B. Dnn nick. NV0rkinQcr. L. Nlurc-I1. B, Stnxnp. II, Krecger. L. Knunlm AI. Grim. C. Sharron, S. Vuscllals, D. Brciglincr. II. jackson. SEC OND RONV: AI. Knhlniun. E, I-Iorton. Il. Nluttln-ws. Rin-hurtl sun, D. Panp. I . Stine. NI. I-less, T. Mnlcy. IC. Drnmglicr. Cl. XVil- son. II. Vasc-Ilus. Pitzcr. THIRD ROW: BIWJIIIICITIRIII, II Ovcrinillcr. II. l7l2ll1ill'tj'. D. Snyder. Pt. Miller. S. Keller. R. Dcitx H. Smith. K. Nlarkey. A. XVilson. A. Flinchlmaugh, Nl. Urey. FOURTH ROVV: D. Ashton, C. Anderson. N. Vusellus. D. How- ard. D. Neff. D. Keeports. D. Tilton. D. Hamilton. T. Kearney. I. Luyer. K. lVise. D. Baker. FIFTH ROYV: D. Ringlcr. VV. Mil- ler. D. Linnemans, Kessclring, D. Larkin. L. Strayer. P. Evans. I. Fleuglc. R. Iloward. C. Wcnkinger. D. Stern. Is there it tloctor in thc lmiisc? Dave Ehrhart gives generouslv to the VllSllV Club Donations at the basketball func id Fitness Mrs. Smith confers with jane Hivcly and Susan Butcher. cu-captains of the recently cstalilisliecl girls' Varsity Vollcylmll Tcanu. the first intcrscliolastic girls' sport since 1931. VARSITY VOLLEYBA LL-FRONT ROVV: V. Myers. llivcly, l.. Hoover, S. Butcher. Trump. D. Flnluu'ty'. D. lacnlis. H. McCoy, NIL-Kinlcy. C. P0- sey. Xl. Cnrilrey. D. Lzlnclis, Koons, C. Getz. SECOND ROYV: Mrs. Smith, E. 'l'an'l0r. C. Ziegler. Lnucks, S. Burns, K. Nlitxcl. Burke. lair.-olms. K. Sinith. THIRD RONV: lloovcr. Larkin. C. Krouse. K. Sinilli. l,. lincrlc. llively, C. NVarner, Knauh, C, XVarner. l. Dur- liani. D. Beckley. C. Hall. FOURTH RONV: N. Eppley, D, .-Xndcrson. C. XVin- ter, j, Alwoud, K. Hzirlacker, S. Sinellzer. ,-Xs lcznn nicinlmcrs watt-li. Sisscl Ciciiiicstucl spikes the vollcylmll. Inspiring VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-C. Blouse, 1. McKinley, L. Boeckel, K. Rauh, C. Getz, A. Hildebrand, A. Cooper, B. Douglas, L. McCune. FRESHM AN CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW: P. Becker, Laucks, S. Harold, B. Schwarzt, D. Dem. SECOND Row: L. Grim, C. winter. IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-C. Krouse, V. Grove, I. Smith, P. Holland, B. DeShong, I. Hively, J. McGuigan. School pirit BANNER CARRIERS: Indy Neely, janel Ritz COLORGUARD-M. Cordrey, D. Jacobs, 1. Laucks, I. Jacobs, MAIORETTES-FRONT ROW: L. Short, M. Murphree, K. Ritz, S. Butcher, H. McCoy, McWilliams. Our school mascot, Wendy Eveler, listens to some hit songs. 6 SECOND ROW: S. Hanna, A. Hartman, R. Kinarcl, Seitz, K. Burke, C. Baker. 125 LIONIA LASSMEN T' Graduates Taking a break from their busy schedules, the smiling junior class officers pose for the LION photographers. These officers are Mark Hess, president, David Keeports, vice-president, Lucinda Godfrey, treasurerg and Ann Hildebrand, secretary. H.R. B-201-FRONT ROW: C. Baker, S. Burke, I. Boyer, D. Beard, P. ley, I. Buckingham, S. Burns, W. Bacon, R, Brown. THIRD ROW: I. Blos- Barshinger, A. Blymire, S. Beaver, V. Blessing, C. Barnett. SECOND ser, D. Ashton, C. Anderson, I. Bacon, A. Beiger, B. Burkins, R. Barshin ROW: B. Breneman, E. Bennett, K. Burke, L. Boll, L. Bender, C. Beck! ger, D. Baker, S, Atkins, Axe. 128 1969 H.R.B-204-FRONT ROW: W. Eveler, E. Cunningham, D. Cunningham, B. Douglas, D. Emenheiser, T. Ferree, P. Creakman, K. Crone, L. Dau- gherty, B. Davis, L. Calliera, R. Frey. SECOND ROW: M. Denton, Evans, Eveler. V. Clark, M. Frv, L. Fake, Dellinger, Flaharty, T. H.R.A-205-FRONT RONV: A. Hess. Comm. N. Harrison. jucolms, A Hildcrlmrand. C. llcrrick, A. llzirtman, L. Godfrey, Hanna, B. Ilowarcl SECOND ROW: llamilton. S. Herinan, C. jolnisou, K. Holtzingcr, D A. Grove, D. Ilmlser, D. E. Grove, P. Holland, R, Grove, R. Hustler, L. Conrad, 1. Evans, R. Deitz. THIRD ROW: B. Eveler, B. Drury, M. Dan- dy. A. Fisher. C. Frey, C. Elfner, E. Donagher, E. Cehley, E. Eichelber- ger, Elliehausen, Dellinger. Hirt. THIRD ROW: L. Harding. B. Graham, B. Grove, R. Grim, T. Cem- mill, R. Ileffner. L. Grove, L. Hess. Heininger, M. Hess, D. CTOVC, R. Hannigan, nga ur Competent H.R. A-206-FRONT ROW: D. Keener, I. McGuigan, R. McConnell, D. Kauffman, R. May, M. Knaub, T. Laird, D. Malott. THIRD ROW: R. Mackert, L. Mlellinger, P. Kreeger, D. LaVenture, L. McCune, A. McNVil' Lloyd, B. Miller, D. Ludwig, L. Knotts, D. Koons, M. Koons, T. Knisely, liams, M. Kornbau, L. McNVilliams. SECOND ROWV: Ludwig, Kes- B. McKinley, Keller, D. Larkin, T. Laughman. selring, McNVillizuns, A. Miller, D. Marks, Laucks, N. Manifold. Dave Koons avidly responds to the call for class participation. Koby Seitz and Barb Portner intently discuss the important rules or safe driving. Mi. KKK Successors The junior class float took second place honors at the Homecoming Parade. H.R. A-208-FRONT ROW: P. Rineholt, S. Overmiller, Ritz, M. Mur- phee, B. Rexroth, I. Miller, C. Rope. SECOND ROW: B. Ream, L. Reed, J. Newcomer, B. Poff, M. Redmond, I. Neely, B. Portner, I. Paules, THIRD ROW: L. Parks, S. Prescott, K. Raub, E. Ott, P. Pennell, C H Mundis, D. Miller, K. Mitzel, C. Raver, I. Relfeard. FOURTH ROW: B. Miller, V. Oberdorff, K. Overmiller, D. Neff, D. Paup, Miller, T. Moley, T, Robinson. To Them We With her goggles nearby, Lois McCune heats her unknown solu' Carol Beckley and Denny Ashton explore the realms of Chemistry tion in advanced chemistry. I. H.R. A-209-FRONT ROW: D. Stevens, L. Stephens, C. Snyder, N. Rost, I. Slifer, C. Runkle, C. Smeltzer, R. Sechrist, A. Smeltzer, K. Smith, I Smith, A. Sherron. SECOND ROW: C. Scheaffer, S. Shaull, D. Sechrist, B. Simmons, B. Smith, P. Sangrey, K. Sinclair, K. Smith, K. Seitz, P Schwartz, Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Smeltzer, D. Snyder, L. Sheetz, Snell, T, I. Shellenberger, D. Stem, R. Snyder, G. Shaeifer, D. Smith, T. D. - Shellenberger, I. Stamhaugh. Pass The Seeptor H.R.A-211-FRONT ROW: T. Strawluridge, D. Stump, M. Young, L. Wierman, K. Young, D, NVitmer, D. Taylor, L. Taylor, B. VVinter, B. Tho man. SECOND ROW: D. Wiley, A. WVallick, H. Thompson, N. Trout, VVambaugh, V. YValtemyer, H. VVebb, C. Ziegler, C. VVallick, B. Trout . N.-r- T H, . , . fi ., - I, T ' . ' , 'M - 3 'vsf' 1: V. 4- ht . L 1 -V Z s H T' . . ' ...QQAN Lois Daugherty looks as if she's enjoying her typing session. E. Taylor. THIRD ROW: G. Yingling, I. Uifelman, T. Trone, F. Stine, M Wert, WV. Stokes, T,.Waltemyer, A. Wilson, Weigel, L. Strayer, C. Wil son, D. Thompson. Cindy Boll quickly records the important points of a class lecture. 133 The Spirited S ,ifllllfll-llTMVll3I5 it The first place homecoming float, with the theme Stomp 'Em , was con- structed by members of the Sophomore class. Sophomore class officers are: seated-jean Hively, president, and Nan- cy Good, treasurer, standing-Carol Wamer, vice-president, and Vicki Grove, secretary. I-LR. A-202-FRONT ROW: M. Becker, S. Bamett, I. Abbott, K. I. Burkins, D. Beckley, L. Baldwin, M. Craley, B. Buckingham, P. Burgen, M. Burkholder, K. Craley, I. Brubaker, L. Anderson, D. Bergeron. THIRD ROW: C. Amspacher, R. Burchett, I. Atkins, C. Campbell, B. Balm, C. Boring. SECOND ROW: B. Cl'HWf01'd. 5- Brown, T. Beaverson, P. Brant, I. Brenneman, L. Bacon, R. Byrd, Anderson, L. Arnold, W. Breeden, S. Bahn, M. Atkins, L. Brown, M. Axe, j. Amold, W. Boekel, T. Anstine. 134 Underclassmen H.R. A-203-FRONT ROW: I. Fake, B. Frey, D. Emenheiser, B. Eyler. S. Ewell, T. Dioguardi, Deliz, L. Euerle, Feeser, S. Flory. L. Faircloth. SECOND ROWV: D. Flowers, Frey, S. Floyd. B. De Shong, D. Ferree, B. Enterline, I. Durham, I.. Dettin- H.R. A-204-FRONT ROW: M. Grim, S. Heffner. B. Geist. S. Gil- liert Hannigan, D. Green, N. Good. L. Glace, R. Ilist, D. Ilaugh. SECOND ROWV: C. Ilannigan, L. Hanna, D. Henise, K. Hake, E. Couker, H. Heffner, V. Colden, I. Heaps, I. Hannigan, C. Hall, V. ger, D. Emig, S. Deller, D. Frey, I. Flinchbaugh. THIRD ROW V. Deller, A. Dinsmore. G. Ely, G. Fake, B. Ehrhart, P. Fry, D Izlrnenhciser, M, Flinchbaugh, Frey, G. Deskin, B. Frey, D. Cur- ran, B. Dietz. Grove, P. Funk. S. Grove. THIRD ROW: C. Hedrick, R. Gibb, K. Gladfeltcr, D. Grove, R. Grove, R. Harbaugh, NV. Grove, Gable, B. Grove, S. Hanningan, D. Gipe, E. Grim, K. Henshaw. 135 Lively Gwin Krouse listens to some interest- ing gossip. ophomores Are Bob Krick helps in the decoration of his homeroom door to boost foothall spirit. -..wan-.M X H.R. A-301-FRONT ROW: B. johnson, D. Laughman, L. Horn, C, Kauff- man, I. Larkin, I. Hively, I. Knisley, S. Kenney, D. Hummel, C. Krouse, R. Kauffman. SECOND ROW: N. Johnson, S. Knauli, S. Kashner, B. Kopp, D. johnson, D. Keller, R. Kinard, M. Houser, I. Hoover, M. Kessl- er, F. Kmetz, E. Kinard. THIRD ROW: T. Kearney, W. Lehman, M. Kessler, C. Kline, WV. Krout, S. Landis, R. Keller, B. Kline, R. Howard, D. Hershner, D. Kipp, R. Lane, Knisely, Knaub. D namitev H.R. .fL303-FRONT ROWV: K. Ness, B. McKinley. Myers, B. Nissley, liauns, K. Munnich, D, Neff, M. Love. C, Meisenhelter, L. Marusak Y. Metzger, K. Manifold, L. Miller, V. Miller, W. Miller, Neff. SEC- THIRD ROW: K. Maust, D. Miller, D, Overiniller, M. McYVilliams, T OND ROVV: Olverlander, B. Lenz, P. Mcflurk, B. Michael, MeXVil- Mellinger, K, Murkey, L. Olewiler, C. Myers, C. Leiphart, B. Miller. 5 'f gfmmwwm H.R. A-305-FRONT ROW: Russell, P, Rittenhouse, S. Ruppert, P. Poteet, M. Paules, K. Runkle, Robinson, K. Raver, K. Roberts, Sei- ple, SECOND ROW: L. Paules, M, Scheaffer, C. Patterson, P. Sechrist, P. Runkle, C, Porf, B. Seaks, Sechrist, J, Rexroth, G. Seitz, D. Ruby, K. b,H-d,,,,-- i is '3': t Overmiller. THIRD ROW: C. Scott, C. Rexroth, T. Paup, D. Saxman, C Scitz, I, Rexroth, 1. Saxman, j. Sentz, j. Sentz, j. Pitzer, L. Ropp, I Pickel, H.R. A-307-FRONT ROW: B. Stein, P. Sipe, B. Snyder, R. Seshadri, C. THIRD ROW: T. Shoff, W. Smith, R. Shoff, S. Smith, T. Stern, M. Shue, Smith, B. Smith, D. Sweitzer, D. Smith, D. Slifer, C. Shenberger, Silar. L- Smelflef- L- Shllldell Sllydef, T- Shenllefgef. B- Smith, C- Sliver, T- SECOND ROW: K, Shermeyer, I. Smith, K. Smith, B. Tome, C. Shefler, Smeltzer. V. Shultz, B. Stitely, R. Stokes, K. Tome, B. Shenberger, C. Sweitzer. Red Lion,s Future H.R. A-102-FRONT ROW: S. Tome, M. Wheeler, D. Urey, S. Wamer, Dyke. THIRD ROW: M. Wolfe, L. Tompkins, S. Urey, B. Walker, S. I, VVarner, C. NVarner, D. NValtemyer, C. VVarner, N. Wolfe, T. VVood. Young, S. YVamer, M. VValtemyer, C. NValker, A. Trout, R. Yeager, N. SECOND ROVV: K. Shermeyer, Smith, K. Smith, B. Tome, C. Shelfer. Vasellas, M, Urgy, VVeigel, D. NVagner, Wagman, Willwert, S. Ziegler, Tyson, C. Van 1 The Freshman class officers are Tom Harbaugh, president: jolee Seitz, treasurerg jane Alwood, vice-president, and Kathy Ilarlacker, secretary. H.R. A101-FRONT ROVV: D, Deitz, D. Cordrey, C. Boring, C. Blymire B. Atkins, R. Dill, Cooper, R. Anderson, R. Bolton, Boyd, B. Blevins, D. Brinegar, P. Becker, B. Aults. SECOND ROW: D. Arnold, R. Criswell R. Ball, C. Dietz, C. Craley, Caudill, Blouse, A. Beinhower, G. Z ,,-avr -:!bn...,. Freshmen in study hall complete some of their homework for the day Burke, D. Allen, Adams, K. Crossland, ll. Dehoff, D. Dosch. Beckley. THIRD ROVV: Bennett, D. Blouse, Baker, D. Blessing, N. Bailey, Alwood, S. Downs, C. Burgen, D. Anderson, H. Crouse, Davis, B. Behr- ensen, P. Amspacker, P, Blosser, D. Denton. 139 H.R. A-104 FRONT ROW: R. Fake, C. Frey, C. Gingerich, K. Easley, C. Forrest, G. Graham, S. Eaton, T. Evans, V. Fisher, j. Gouker, L. Eckert, S. Fink. SECOND ROW: F. Fogle, P. Fnlcher, Galwle, S. Cohn, D. Godfrey, C. Flinehbaugh, Dunnick, S. Flory, C. Godfrey, N. Emenheis- H.R. A-302 FRONT ROW: C. Haugh, D. Haugh, G. Huson, I. Hoffmas- ter, C. Grim, F. Henry, R. Graham, K. Haugh, S. Harlacker, V. Hawks, L. Crim, P. Herrick, J. Grove. SECOND ROW: K. Harlacker, L. Grim, D Grove, I. Jacobs, S. Grove, M. Hoover, L. Jermyn, D. Innerst, S. Harrold N eoph tes er, I. Echenrode, S. Farmer. THIRD ROW: T. Galliera, Frey, C. Graf- ton, T. Gilbert, S. Godfrey, Ir., G. Flaharty, W. Eveler, I. Freed, D. Ea- ton, Gilbert, R. Eveler, R. Englor, K. Grafton. my 1 K. Hake, K. Gross, B. Hare. THIRD ROW: W. Hildebrand, K. Green, L. Holtzinger, K. Grove, B. Grove, T. Harbaugh, M. Holland, L. Harder, j. Heffner, R. Hull, L. Hoffmaster. 'qi Learning H.R. A-304 I. Koons, T. Lanius, C. Laucks, B. Keesey, T. Kauffman, V. L. Knisley, S. Leiphart, N. Kohler, C. Laucks, C. Kilgore. FOURTH Knouse. D- Keller. D- Keller- SECOND ROW: C- Kalllfman. L- Keener, ROW: B. Kline, R. Kombau, M. Koons, T. johnson, D. Lawson, B. Kal- C. Kennedy, S. Koons, E. Keeney, S. Kopp, G. Lane, T. Kurtz, Kehr. THIRD ROW: D. Kohler, C. Kilgore, K. Kearney, D. Leiphart, C. Kurtz, H.R. A-306-FRONT ROW: C. McNVilliams, L. Markel, D. Mitzel, O. McLane, D. McCleary, M. McPherson, B. Miller, R. Neely, M. Miller, D. Mellinger, 1. Meisenhelter, B. Miller, 1. Murphree. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, D. Minnich, J. Lowe, 1. McWilliams, M. Marks, I. Mundis, R. Mundis, P. Metzger, S. treider, D. Koons, D. Krout, F. Kisiel, R. Knaula. Miller, L. Miller, F. Miller, D. Meyers, Myers. THIRD ROW: C. Lloyd, M. Lutz, T. McCune, C. Miller, S. Neff, R. Murphy, B. Lutz, P. Lutz, Miller, T. Mellinger, K, Linne- mans, C. Mundis, D. Long. Y. X TUE -rcs H.R. A-308-FRONT ROW: M. Pettit, S. Saylor, L. Ness, Newcomer, THIRD ROVV: R. Saxon. R. Ream, M. Kenyon, R. Ritz, K. Ness, C. Rex D, Oherdorff, C. Poff, P. Paules, P. Poteet, M. Schultz, R. Nissly. SEC- roth. Persing, M. Pomraning, C. Quickel, Saxman, P. Renn, I OND ROW: B. Peters, N. Saylor, S. Reed, D. Pickel, K. Paules, E. Pen- Rexroth. nell, B. Schwartz, B. Paules, E. Olphin, B. Sawmiller, D. Roseberry. Freshmen rrive H-R. A-309-FRONT ROW: Shaw. L. Stafll, C- Shiillli. P- Seill, D- T. Shaub, B. Smith, L. Smith, C. Stabley. THIRD ROW: R. Stambaugh, Shaull, D. Snyder, J. Sheetz, C. Shaull, S. Shultz. SECOND ROW: C. M. Shaw, B. Seaks, N. Sechrist, R. Shaffer, F. Smith, Shoif, S. Smeltzer. Snyder, I. Snyder, G. Sprenkel, S. Snyder, C. Stabley, K. Smith, S. Shaffer, 142 H.R. A-310-FRONT ROW: W. Tyson, P. Urey, L. Stokes, M. Taylor, T. Winter, D. Stine, N. Tome, D. Wallick. FOURTH ROW: G. Taylor, I Stump, T. Strickler, R. Strawlvridge. SECOND ROW: A. Sweitzer, C. XVise, L. Taylor, G. Urey, T. Tachert, C. Stine, Tschop, E. WVorkinger Tome, li. Stevens, P. VVarner. M. NVard, D. Yeager, C. Taylor, NI. Stine. B, Waltemyer, K, Sterner. THIRD ROVV: A. Tyson, Stern. N. Trout. N, lVaginan, P. NValker, C With Enthusiasm Members of the freshman class worked hard to prepare their homecoming float. 143 Dr. 5 Mrs. William L. Adams Airville Farm Service American Legion Post 41543 Rex Anderson Arctic Locker System Arnold's Cut Rate Store Mr. 61 Mrs. Gable Arnold Mr. 61 Mrs. Vernard Bacon Alan Bahn, Contractor Mr. 61 Mrs. Purl S. Barnett Ronald Barto and Catherine Barto Mr. 61 Mrs. Donald H. Brackin 61 Family Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Beaverson Mr. 61 Mrs. Darrell D. Billet Mr. 61 Mrs. Arden H. Blain Richard Bolton, jr. Dr. 61 Mrs. M. XV. Bowser java Man Breighner Broadway Auto Parts Gary Brown, P. Brown 61 Sons-School Buses I. P. Brown Dr. 61 Mrs. Palmer Burg Mr. 61 Mrs. C. Leroy Burk 61 Connie Mr. 61 Mrs. VVledon Burke Russell F. Burkins, Auto Parts Barbara Butcher's Beauty Shoppe Dale Blymire Iunior Homeroom B-204 These physics students arc building kits to be used by ull those interested in physics. Communit B-305 The XVinners Campbell Chain Company Cincinnati Clipp's Motor Sales Collinsville Discount Center Compliments of a Friend Connolly's Paint Store Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Coombs Mr. 61 Mrs. Glenn H. Cooper Mr. 61 Mrs. Therman Cordrey Mr. 61 Mrs. Elmer Crowl 61 Bob Dale Realty Co. Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul Dailey Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard O. Dailey Mr. 61 Mrs. Sanford E. Dailey Dee-Bee Recording Service, VVindsor M1'. 61 Mrs. Joe Dellinger 61 Girls Dietz Auto Parts Don 61 Oscar Locust Grove Beauty Salon-Prop. Dorothy Dosch Robert E. Dunnick Susan K. Dunnick East Prospect State Bank The Charles Ellis Family Mr. 61 Mrs. Glenn Eppley 61 Nina Robert Eveler Mr. 61 Mrs. Ray Ewell Fairie Grove's Beauty Shop Marslm Smallbrook helps with decorations 144 Businessmen id Us XVendell Lutz. lane Gouker. and Xlr. XVard are in the process of selling their submarine sandwiches. Farmer lake Mr. 61 Mrs. james F. Favino Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert E. Fishel Mr. 61 Mrs. Dean L. Flaharty and Family Mr. 61 Mrs. George Fleagle, Ir. Dr. 61 Mrs. D. D. Flinchbaugh Formit Steel Company Mr. 61 Mrs. Elmer Fromm, Sr. Mr. 61 Mrs. Dallas Frey 61 Kathy Lynn Freyis Esso Service Station Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Frutiger and Family Mr. 61 Mrs. Thomas W. Frutiger and Family Lester H. Fuller, julie and Sherry Donna Garner Gene and Liz Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Getz Connie Getz Mr. 61 Mrs. R. E. Gibb D. Randolph Gipe, Roofing Sissel Gjennestad Godfrey Bros. Butcher Shop Mr. 61 Mrs. George Gohn Mr. 61 Mrs. Glenn Gohn Mr. 61 Mrs. Preston L. Gohn Mr. 61 Mrs. Leon Goldman Charles Grafton judy Grafton Bill Graham 145 I wonder what she wants for Christmas? Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Graham A. H. Grove 61 Sons Mr. 61 Mrs. L. Edmund Grove Diana Grove Mr. 61 Mrs. Herbert Grove Mr. 61 Mrs. Horace Grove Grove's Tire Service john L. Haugh Dr. 61 Mrs. L. R. Heisler Mr. 61 Mrs. Donald L. Henshaw Herman's Painting Co. Mark Hess David Hively Dr. 61 Mrs. Richard Hively Dave Hoffmaster-Photographer Hood College Hoonda Dr. 61 Mrs. Paul S. Hoover Mr. 61 Mrs. Roy Jackson Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard D. Iacobs Kay-Rene Shop Ken's Koins Donna Kilgore Klinedinstis Ladies Wear Mr. 61 Mrs. Bemard Klunk Mr. 61 Mrs. Lynwood M. Knaub Mr. 61 Mrs. Thurman Kopp 61 Daughters Ralph A. Kreeger La Motte's Men's and Boy's Wear Diane Landis Mr. 61 Mrs. Theodore Landis Mr. 61 Mrs. Gerald Laucks Mr. 61 Mrs. Maurice W. Lauer Mr. 61 Mrs. George Leithiser Lion Bowling Center Lionis Pharmacy Longstown Mobile Station Lorraine's Beauty Salon Loyer's Pharmacy Mr. 61 Mrs. Melvin Lutz Dabbie Manifold Harold A. Manifold, All types of Insurance Mr. 61 Mrs. Ross C. Manifold Mr. 61 Mrs. Benjamin Markel and Family Max Mr. 61 Mrs. Howard McCoy Mr. 61 Mrs. joe S. McGuigan, joyce 61 Keith Mr. 61 Mrs. Emory F. Miller Greg Miller Atty 61 Mrs. john T. Miller Mantz Miller, Insurance Agency Mr. 61 Mrs. William C. Miller Mr. 61 Mrs. Howard H. Minnich Ginny Myers Mr. 61 Mrs. Preston Neff Mr. 61 Mrs. F. B. Olewiler Calvin Paff, jr., Electrical Contractor Patterson 61 Son Dr. 61 Mrs. Don R. Patton Mr. 61 Mrs. Curvin F. Paules Teresa Phillips Carolsue Posey Princeton University Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul C. Raub Red Lion Bus Co. Stewart Reichard Reider's Drive-In Kermit Reider Pat 61 Chet Rexroth Rice's Fruit Center Mr. 61 Mrs. Earl Rost, jr. Runkleis Servicenter Mary Ella Scott Mr. 61 Mrs. Ray Scott 61 George Mr. 61 Mrs. William Schroll 61 Family E. Sechrist 61 Son, Sporting Goods Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Seitz Food Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs Richard I. Sechrist 61 Rick Rodney L. Sechrist Market Carl E. Seitz Donald Selack . Freeland Shaffer Darlene Shanbarger Mr. 61 Mrs. John Shanbarger 'Ter ry Shenberger Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. M r M r 61 Mrs. 61 Mrs. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 M rs. The ,6 Lion joseph Sherron 61 Family Ned NI. Short, Sr., 61 Family Elston Sinclair Paul Slenker, Kirk 61 Kevin Harold C. Sliver 61 Family Seniors stuff crepe paper into their float iust before the iudging. YVlint kind of cake are you eating. Carolsue? ,-f- -..- E fi 3 WM. .e 1 Q In his lali period, ai biology student studies his microscopic picture. hanks Its Supporters Mr. 61 Mrs. james B. Smeltzer jane Smeltzer Mr. 61 Mrs. Donald P. Smith Kent D. Smith Mr. 61 Mrs. Lloyd Smith Atty N Mrs. Raymond R. Smith Duuulcl Slurlfcr intcutly opcrutus an oscilloscope in the chclnistry lulm. Surprise, Dennis! We caught you in the darltroom. Lance Stabley Mr. 61 Mrs. Sterling Stump, Ir. Mr. 61 Mrs. john Stark E. A. Steen Ieweler Mr. 61 Mrs. R. Stover Strayer's A. C. Store Lt. 61 Mrs. Avery C. Spence Bob Sprenkle Dug Out Lunch, Phillis 61 jack Sprenkle Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank Sweeney Mr. 61 Mrs. Donald B. Snyder Mr. 61 Mrs. Cable G. Snyder Terry 61 Deanna Terry 61 Julie Iune Thompson's Beauty Salon Cpl. Wm. E. Tilton, Ir. Carol Tschop Betty Tyson Mr. 61 Mrs. james M. Tyson, Sr. Ultro-Spray Car Washes of Red Lion Postmaster 61 Mrs. Horace F. Vasellas Mr. 61 Mrs. Glenn Wallick Mr. 61 Mrs. Roland E. Warner Dr. 61 Mrs. jay Weaver David Eugene Weigle, jr. Mr. 61 Mrs. David E. Weigle, Sr. John A. Weigle West End Service Station Western Auto Association Store, Red Lion What a Snookl Wiest's Mrs. Charles A. Wilson Windsor Service Station Amelia Winter Mr. 61 Mrs. Carl Winters, Sr., 61 Family lean Witmer Dr. 61 Mrs. john E. Woltman Mr. 61 Mrs. Jesse Workinger Woodie's Body Shop Zarfos Furniture Store Mr. 61 Mrs. Gerald L. Zarfos and Beverly Mr. 61 Mrs. David Zeigler Susie Zeigler dministration, F acult , nd taff Anderson, Connie-21 Bachman, Kenneth-20 Beckley, john R.-13, 101 Blain, Arden H.-9, 75 Blouse, Charles-27 Clevenger, Helen E.-25 Coombs, Charles-24, 96, 102, 103 Coren, David-23, 75 Craley, Betty-10 Eberly, janet-27 Ehrhart, Aleta-16 Ehrhart, Truman-27 Espenshade, jeanette-16 Eveler, Robert-22 Fitzkee, Ronald-10, 11, 75, 85 Fondarvest, james-17 Fox, Nancy j.-23 Fritz, Clair-14 Gibb, Raymond-8 Gilbert, Arlene-8 Greenway, Daniel-12 Grove, Barbara-10 SENIORS Alliright, Mary A.-30, 113 Amspaclcer, Sai'ah A.-30, 104. 118 Anderson, Philip L.-30, 93, 94, 114 Arnold, Glenda H.-30 Arnold. jeffrey L.-30, 108 Atkins, Susan L.-30 Bacon, Marlin L.-30, 108, 111, 121 Barnett. joel D.-530, 114, 116, 117 Bcaverson, Rebecca L,-31, 62 Becker, Ray L.-31 Beckley, L. Kay-S31 Behrensen, Edward L.-31 Bergeron, Catherine M.-31, 113 Blevins. Beverly L.-31, 118 Blouse, Constance E.-31, 74, 111, 118, 124 Boeckel, Lynda R.-31, 118, 121, 124 Botts. jane M.-32 Bowman, Darlene E.-32 Bowser, Michael XV., jr.-32, 121 ' 55, Brazkin, Theresa j.-21. 32 Breighner, Daniel L.-18, 32, 63, 82. 83, 90, 96, 122 Brinegar. Page L., jr.-32. 105, 110 Brown, Robert E.-32 Brown, Stephen D.-532, 108 Buckingham, Sharon M.-32 Burk. Connie M.-33, 106. 107, 118 Burke, john R.-533, 72, 114, 116, 111. 119 Burkholder, Donna M,-S13 Butcher. Susan B,-33. 73, 76. 98, 107. 111. 118. 125. 123 Conrad, Barry L.-33 Corclrey. Maxine A.-J33. 98, 114118, 125.123 Criswell, Carl E.-33, 90, 96. 114 103. 108, Grove, Colleen-10 Hall, jan-18 Hangen, Irene-25, 75, 119 Haugen, Paul-14, 79 Harbaugh, Flo-10 Henshaw, Linda S.-25 Hively, David P.-22 johnson, C. T1'uman-15, johnson, Donald-17 jones, Donald-14, 79 Keener, joseph-27 7Keeports, Marie-23 Keller, Phyllis-26 Knisley, Amos-13 Knudson, Robert-27 Long, Alice-19 McElwain, Earl-27 Emma Louise-13 Fred E.-22, 79 87 Miller, Miller, Miller, Hugh-25 Marcia-19 Miller, Moorhead, Richie-20' Myers, Daniel E.-13 Myers, Harold M.-14 Myers, john G.-21 Myers, Naomi-23 Ness, Geraldine-26 Nitchkey, Charles R.-18 Nyer, NVillia1n-24 Olewiler, Marvin-27 Paul, Doyle-21, 75 Pos ey, Carroll G.-12 Reigle, Lynn-24 Reno, Howard-27 Rexroth, Patsy-19 Rhi ne, Carlin R.-15 Rineholt, George-27 Rothermel, Charles-27 Sch Sch enck, jean-24, 105 muck, Viola-26 Sechrist, Ellen-19 Seitz, Carl E.-10, 11 Sha ffer, Freeland E.-12 Scheckart, Edna-19, 76 Shellenberger, Dale-15 Shelly, Eileen-10 Smi Smi th, Elizabeth-26 th, Ernestine-18, 123 tudents Daugherty. Luann M.-34. 114, 117 Deliz. Barbara A.-34. 114 Deppen, Linda M.-334, 104. 113 Dettinger. Sandra L.-34, 112, 120 Dougherty, Sherry 1.-34. 112 Douglas, jane E.-84, 103 Druck. Edward G.-84 Druck. Yvonne D.-34 Dunnick, Robert E.-35, 78, 88, 122, 112 Easley, Neil A.-35, 89, 108 Eckert, Diana M.-35 Edie, Harry C.-35, 108 Ehrhart. David S.-535, 107, 112 Emenlieiser, Denise E,-35 Eppley. Nina C.-35, 98, 103, 114, 123 Euerle, Richard W.-35. 79, 87, 90, 94, 118, 60 Evans, Debbie A,-35. 62, 63, 67, 120 Evans, Paul G,-36. 82, 122 Eveler, Bruce NV.-36, 94, 110, Eyler, flflahartyj Carol-36 -Ferree. L. Fred-35, 93 Ferree, XV. Mark-20, 35 Fink. Brenda L.-35, 112, 120 Flaharty, Deanna S.-535. 98, 99, 104, 112. 120, 123 121 Fleagle, james E.-36. 88. 106, 107. 122 Gardner, Mary L.-36 Giennestad, Sissel W,-36, 62, 118, 123 Getz. Connie A,-29, 136. 103. 105, 118. 124. 123 Gibb. xvlllli-1111 M.-36. 67. 110 Gipe, Doreen A.-S36 Glatfelter. Carol j.-37, 99. 104. 105, 107. 108 Godfrey, judith A.-37 Goheen, 1Vilbur K.-37, 108 Gonker, Donald R.-38 Grafton. jndy X.-38. 103. 118 Graham. Parker-38 Gravbeal. Nedra j.-38. 112 Grini. jan V.-11. 538. 68. 82, 84, 9-1. 106, 107, 122 Grove, Bonita K.-38, 1133 Grove, Danny R.-38, 103. 106. 110, 120 Grove, Dianna L.-S38 Grove, Franklin R.-38, 59, 107, 116. 118. 119 Grove, llalba Melanie L.-39. 102, 106 ch, Raymond F.-39 Hall. Gwen D.-39, 112. 120 Hanes, Charmaine P.-39, 112, 120 Hannigan, jerry D.-39, 114 Harder, William B.-39 llarrison, Dale A.-39 Harrison, Karen S.-39 Haugh, Donald L.-40, 108 Haugh, 1Milleri Kathy M.-74, 120 ,78 Hawkes, Marie E.-40 Hedrick, Verna E.-40 Hengst, Bonnie L.-40, 112, 118 Hill, Dennis F.-29. 40, 58, 67, 69. 79. 91, 103. 107, 110. 120 Hively, jane L.-40, 55, 57, 62, 64, 102, 106, 107. 123 Holfmaster. David B.-40, 103 Hoover. Linda L.-29. 40, 98. 103. 106, 114, 118. 123 Horton. Ernest E.-41. 67. 82. 107. 108. 111, 122 Howard, Donald L.-41, 93, 94, 106, 122 jackson, Roy G,-41. 89. 122 jacobs, Debra A.-41. 55, 64. 65. 98, 102, 103, 107. 125, 123 johnson. janene L.-41. 74, 112, 120 Keener. Thomas R.-41. 121 Keeports, Larry L.-41 Smith, Grace-26 Snyder, Willard C.-16 Spyker, Sylvia-10 Stabley, Gary VV.-10 8 Stabley, Ida-26 Stamets, Gordon A.-16 Starke, Isabel-16 Steele, Sally j.-18 Stover, j. Robert-22 Stover, Melanie R.-25 Taylor, Ellen-9 Tome, Charles W. jr.-15 Urey, Russell R.-12 Walker, Mary-10 Ward, George A.-17, 116, 119 VVithers, Lowell R.-20 Wolfe, Fred O.-24 67 Yinger, jay P.-16 Yoder, Ruby-21 Yorks, Ward S.-20 Ziegler, David S.-22 Keller, Richard NV., jr.-42, 82, 93. 106, 107, 110, 122 Keller, Samuel L.-42 Kilgore, Donna M.-42, 102, 118 Kimball, William K.-42, 67. 94, 118, 121 Kinard, Gordon R.-42 Kline, julie E.-42, 98, 102, 106 111 Knaub, Eileen j.-42, 109, 120 Knaub, Elaine M.-42, 109, 118, 120 Knaub, Leon VV.-42, 96, 97. 118, 122 Kohler, Linda L.-43, 109, 120 Koons, jane C.-43, 76, 98, 118, 123 Kop-ig, Christina L.-43, 107, 109 Kreeger, Ralph A.-26, 43, 62, 82, 89, 94, 106, 122 Krieg, Ingo-43, 94, 118 Kuh man, jerry A.-26, 43, 64, 67, 82, 89, 96, 122 Kurtz, Vicki L.-43, 107, 109, 112 Landis, Diane L.-453, 84, 98, 99, 118, 123 Lane, Carolyn L.-44, 102 Lartz, Donald F.-44, 110 Lehman, Patricia A.-44, 112 Leiphart, tKline1 Leatha A.-44 Leitheiser, Susan B.-44, 55, 62, 64, 106, 107, 120 Lentz, Dennis L.-44. 108 Lewis, XVavne H.-44, 108, 121, 112 Ludwig, Carolyn L.-44 Lutz, VVendell M.-20, 44, 114, 117 McCoy, Hallie j.-44. 103, 125, 12 McKinley, B. joyce-45, 124, 123 3 Mc1Villiams, judith A.-45, 103, 108, 118, 125 Mackie, Lloyd H.-45, 90 Manifold, Deborah j.-45, 102, 114, 117 March, Larry A.-45, 82, 96, 106, 122 Matthews, XV. Hencil--15, 82, 88, 106, 114, 122 Mavs, Diane E.--15, 103, 113 Michael, Keith E.-46 Mihalov, Thomas R.-46 Miller, Ann L.--16, 59, 102, 113, 113, 120 Miller, Janie M.--16 Miller, Ricky R.-26, 46 Miller, Vernon A.-46 Myers, Denette E.--16, 118, 120 oe R.--16, 121 Mvers, Myers, Virginia L.-46, 98. 102, 106, 11-1, 118, 123 Neff, Keith A.--17, 89 Nissley, Suzanne M.--17, 118 Olphin, Juliana J.-47, 114, 117 Paules, Glenda R.--17, 65, 103, 114, 116, 117 Paules, Stephen E.-47, 72, 114, 11-4 Phillips, Teresa I.-47, 113 Poet, Diane M.-47, 103 Posey, Carolsue-47, 64, 40, 103, 106, 108, 123 Posey, Donald J.-47 Rehmeyer, Jay D.-48, 111 Reider, Kermit B.--18, 103 Richardson, Jeffrey A.--18, 111, 122 Rineholt, CherylLJ.-48 Rittenhouse, Fre L.-48 Royston, James T.-48, 93, 9-1, 107, 110 Runkle, James F.. Jr.--18, 121 Ruth, Sherry D.-48, 62, 64, 111, 120, 121, 60 Sallade, NancyR.--18, 104, 111, 118 Savlor, Garv L.--19 Schroll, Helen E.-49, 112 Scott, Marv E.-49, 67, 102, 118 Sechrist, Rlichard 1.-26, 49 Sellers, Diannia M.-49, 109, 113 Shaffer. Donald E.--19, 106, 110 Shagibaugh, Linda D.--19, 64, 103, 1 5 Shanbarger, Darlene 1.-49, 104, 112 Shaull, Sue A.--19, 112, 118 Shaw, Jack E.-50, 121 Sherron, Charles,J.-26, 50, 94, 122 Sherron, Grace-50, 111 Shoff. Junior L.-50, 108 Short, Linda L.-50, 102, 125 Shostak, Jeffrey A.-50 Shultz, Barbara J.-50, 105, 117, 120 Sipe, Darlene A.-50, 106, 109, 1151 Sliyer, Deanna J.-50, 111, 112, 118, gl Smallbrook, Marsha G.-51, 120, 121 Smeltzer, Jane E.-51, 64, 65, 102 106, 109, 1133 Smeltzer, Michael A.-51 Smeltzer, Sandra P.-51, 102, 105, 118 123 s Smith, Carl E.-51, 108 G. Louise-51, 62, 66, 67, Smith, 107, 109, 120, 60 Smith, Gregory A.-51, 121 Snook Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, , Alan L.-52, 93, 114, 118. 119 Jerry C.-51 'ent D.-51 Laran J.-18, 51, 111 Sharon E.-52, 105, 109, 111 Toby A.-52, 111 Sullivan, Barbara L.-53 Snyder, William R.-52, 69, 90, 97, 106, 110, 122 . Spence, Jean M.-52, 102, 107, Sprenkle, Robert L.-52, 108 109 Spurley, Gary F.-52, 114, 116, 117, 119 Stabley, Barbara J.-52, 62, 109. 111 Stewart, B. Sue-52, 112 Stump, Bradley S.-52, 67, 82, 94, 10-1, 111. 122 Stump, Keith W.-53, 67, 106, 108, 110 Tilton, Dennis C.-53, 79, 87, 90, 103, 106, 118. 119. 120, 122 Trump, Joyce D.-53, 98, 112, Twigg. Teresa A.-53, Ill Uflleman, Nancy L.-53, 118 Urey, Carlton F.-53, 108 Vannoy, Charlotte A.-551. 109 Vannoy, Ronald E.-53. 118 Vasellas, Sterling F.-5-1, 62, 63, 82, 84, 85, 111. 122 12:3 Wagman, Jane A,-5-1, 111 Wagner. Steven P,-5-1 1Valtemyel'. Barry J.-5-1 Waltemyer, Donna M.-5-1, 112 Waltemyer. Sherry L.-54, 112 Warner, Gene C.-51, 121 Warner, Sandra J.-5-1 Weigle, Stephen A.-54. 108, 111 1Vinters. Carl J,-54, 96. 121 Woglginger. Clinton G.-29. 55. 96, ILL. Workinger, G. Samuel-55, 82, 96, 106, 122, 60 Workinger. Judy K.-55, 118 Zaygtg. Beverly A.-55, 69, 76, 107, JUNIO RS Anderson, Carroll 1.-82, 128 89. 122. Ashton. Dennis E.-29, 82. 91, 106, 11-1. 122. 128, 132 Atkins, Steven E.-128 Axe, Jerry W.-128 Bacon, Joel L.-121,128 Bacon. Vayne E.-89, 68 Baker, Carol A.-10-1, 118, Baker. David L.-89, 108. Barnett, Cynthia A.-105, Barshinger, Patricia G.-104, 107, 128 Barshinger, Rodney E.-89, 121, 128 Beard, Dorothy J.-128 Beaver, Sharon L.-104, 118, 120. 128 Beckley, Carol A.-128, 131 Bender. Linda M.-10-1. 120, 128 Bennett, Edward E.-11-1, 128 Berger. Alan L.-128 Blessing, Vicki L.-104, 118, 128 Blosser, Jerrv W.-111, 120, 128 Boll, Lucinda J.-11-1, 118, 128 Bowser. Richard L. Boyer. Jody A.-107, 109. 128 Breneman, Barry D.-108. 128 Brown, Richard L.-11-1, 116, 128 Buckingham, Jane .-X.-109, 112, 128 Burke, Kitty E.-111. 125, 128 Burke, Susan M.-111, 114, 118. 128. 123 Burkins, VVilliam A.-128 Burns. Susaui E.-111, 128, 123 Clark. Vickie L,-11-1, 117, 129 Conrad, Thomas A.-129 Cooper, Ann E.-118, 124 Creakman, Patsy L.-120, 129 Crone, Karen B.-107, 129 Cunningham, Donna L.-129 Cunningham, Emma L,-98, 118, 125, 128 122, 128 111, 11-1 129 Daugherty, Lois M.-129 Davis. Rebecca A.-129 Deitz, Ronald E.-88, 11-1. 122, 129 Dellinger, Jan L.-114, 129 Dellinger, Shirley M.-129 Denton, Michael L.-129 Donagher, Elwood C.-82, 90, 96, 122, 129 Douglas, Billee R.-111, 118, 12-1, 129 Drury. VVilliam J.-129 Eichelberger, Edward A.-72, 114. 116,117,129 Elfner, Craig E.-120, 129 Elliehausen. James T.-82, 9-I, 121, 129 Ellis, Adele D.-105. 107, 118 Emenheiser, Doris J.-129 Evans, James C.-82, 129 Evans, John R.-129 -Eveler, Bradley Q.-111, 121, 125, 129 Eveler, Steven R.-129 Eveler, Wendy L.-98, 109. 118. 129 Fake, Lucille E.-113, 129 Ferree, Trudy A.-118, 129 Fisher. Albert J.-129 Flaharty, John G.-89. 106, 122, 129 Flinchbaugh, Alan G.-86, 87, 90, 122 Flinchbaugh, Debbie E.-104, 120 Fry. Mary K.-11-1. 116. 129 Frey, Charles J.-129 Frey, Roxann I.-112, 129 Calliera. Linda J.-121, 129 Gehlv. Eugene B.-94, 11-1, 116, 117, 129 Gcinmill, Thomas E.-90, 91, 129 Gipe, John E. Godfrey, Lucinda M.-128, 129 Gomm, Jeanette A.-109, 129 Good, Robert H.-82, 89, 108 Graham, Bobby S.-129 Grim. Roy 1...-129 Overmi Overmi 106, ller, Mark C.-91 Robert E,-88, 90, 96, ller, 122. 68 Overmiller, Sylvia J.-109, 120, 131 Parks, Larrv D.-89, 111, 121, 131 Grove, Barrv E.-91, 106, 129 Grove. Debra A.-118, 129 Grove, Grove. Grove, Grove, Debra E.-118. 129 Dennis R.-11-1. 116, 129 Lester L.-129 Robert N.-118. 129 Hamilton. Jack M.-129 Hanna. Susan A.-125. 129 Hannigan, Randy A.-82, 96, 11-1, 129 Harding, Larry C.-111, 129 Harrison, Nancy L.-118, 129 Hartman. Amy R.-118, 125, 129 Heffner, Robert H.-107, 111, 129 Heininger, John H.-129 Herman, Steven W.-129 Herrick, Cathy A.-112, 129 Hess, Alberta G.-120, 129 Hess, Lowell R.-129 Hess, Mark S.-82, 96, 106, 122. 128. 129 Hildebrand, Ann C.-111. 12-1. 128, 129 Hirt, Lewis J.-117, 129 Holland, Peggy A.-107, 118, 124 129 Holtzinger, Kay E.-112, 120 Houser, Deborah-112, 129 Howard. Bonnie J.-120. 129 Jacobs, Jane J.-109, 111, 120, 129. 123 Johnson, Connie S.-112, 120, Kauffman, Joanne M.-130 Keener, Diane E.-130 Keeports. David D.-79, 88, 107, 122, 128 125 129 106, Keller, Steven W.-88, 91, 122, 130 Kesselring, James C.-82, 94, 122, 130 Knaub, Michael E.-1 1-1, 117, 119, 1:30 Knisely, Terry L.-111, 130 Knotts, Louis 1-1.-93, 9-1, 111, 130 Koons, David H.-82. 111, 118, 130 Koons, Mark R.-111, 130 Kornbau, Mary A.-109. 130 Kreeger, Phyllis M.-75. 113, 130 Laird, Terry L.-130 Larkin, Donald M.-76, 91, 94, 106, 121. 122, 1.30 Laucks, Joette L.-18, 107, 118, 125, 130, 123 Laughman, Thomas K.-130 Llovd. Ronald J.-130 Ludwig, Donald R.-130 Ludwig, James E.-130 McConnell, Ruth E.-112, 130 McCune, Lois M.-98, 111, 124, 130, 132 McGuigan, Joyce A.-75, 98, 106. 107. 118. 12-1, 130 McKinley, Bruce A.-130 McWilliams, Angelene D.-111, 117, 130 MCXVilliams, James A.-130 Mc1Villiams, inda M.-11-1, 130 Mackert, Donna L.-112, 130 Malott. Daniel P.-111, 121, 130 Manifold, L. Nadine-11-1, 117, 130 Marks, Delores L.-112, 130 May, Roxanne J.-10-1, 130 Mellinger, Linda M.-112, 130 Paules, Jacoueline A.-109, 131 Paup, Dorc M.-82, 94, 122, 131 Pennell, Patricia A.-120, 131 Poff, Bonita L.-111, 121, 131 Pope, Cheryl A,-114 Portner, Barbara S.-111, 112, 130, 131 Prescott, Sally A.-118, 131 Raub, Kerry J.-120, 124, 131 Raver, Connie E.-131 Ream, Brenda L.-112, 120, 131 Redmond, Mary E.-112, 131 Reed, Linda J.-107, 114, 117, 131 Reheard, games W.-108, 131 Rexroth, onnie J.-108, 118, 131 Rhineholt, Patricia A.-131 Ritz, Janel M.-75, 109, 125, 131 Robinson, Terry L.-11-1, 131 Rost, Nancy E.-112, 118, 1532 Sangrey, Patricia L.-132 Schaeffer, Cynthia R.-21, 118, 120, 132 Schwartz, Patricia A.-109, 118, 132 Sechrist, Darlene EJ.-107, 132 Sechrist. Roxann .-109, 118, 132 Seitz, Koby L.-111, 130, 132 Shaeffer, Gregory K.-87, 96, 132 Shaull, Sandra E.-112, 132 Sheetz. Larry B.-132 Shellenberger, Thomas D.-82, 94, 132 Shellenberger, Tom J.-119, 132 Sherron, Andrea-107, 111, 132 Simmons, Beth A.-109, 132 Sinclair, Kay L.-104, 117, 118, 132 Slifer, Jean E.-98, 11-1, 132 Smeltzer, Andrea K.-98, 107, 109, 111, 118, 132 Smeltzer, Larry B.-93, 111 Smeltzer. Rov C.-132 Smith, Beth f-X.-69, 105, 107, 132 Smith, Daniel L.-132 Smith. Joyce E.-98, 113, 132 Smith, Joyce E.-23, 132 Smith, Karen M.-132, 123 Smith, Karen M.-132 Snell, James C.-111, 118, 132 Snyder. Connie L.-118, 132 Snyder, Darryl C.-132 Snyder, Rick L.-132 Stambaugh, John W.-132 Stephens, Lois A.-132 Stern, Donald E.-96, 108, 122, 132 Stevens, Debra J.-132 Stine, Frederick D.-82, 89, 94, 133 Stokes, Strawb Wayne F.-133 ridge, Thalia I.-104, 133 Strayer, Leon C.-96, 106, 108, 122, 1' '3 Stump, Tavlor, Deborah E.-133 Debra A.-118, 133 Taylor, Edward W.-94, 120 Taylor, Elizabeth A.-112, 133, 123 Thoman, Barbara E.-109, 118, 133 Thompson, Donald D.-133 Thompson, Rose C.-133 Trone, Timothy N.-107, 11-1, 116, 1333 Trout, Nina L.-112, 133 Trout, VVilliam G.-133, 112 Wallick, Anna M.-133 Wallick, Gloria L.-133 Miller, Ann M.-10-1, 130 Miller, Barrv J,-120, 130 Miller, Bradley S.-82, 933, 94, 131 Miller. Debbie L.-131 Miller, Jean A.-105, 106, 131 Miller, John P.-131 Miller, Robert N.-9-1, 110, 120, 122, 112 Mitzel, Kristine L.-98, 111, 131, 123 Moley. Anthony J.-84, 90, 91, 122, 131 Mundis, Connie A.-131 Murphrec, Michele R.-125. 131 Nace, Ray A. Neely, Judy K.-98. 118. 125, 131 Neff, VValter D.-58. 131 Newcomer. Joyce E.-1153, 131 Oberdorf, Vernon E.-114, 131 Ott, Elen L.-107. 118. 131 Overmiller, Keith .-X. Waltemyer, C. Titus-133 Waltemyer, Vickie I.-112, 133 iwambaugh, Susan K.-109, 133 Webb, Hazel C.-118, 133 Weigle. John A.-133 NVert, G. Michael-11-1, 116, 117. 133 Wiermau, Linda D.-112, 133 Wiley, Daniel W.-133 Wilson, Arthur R.-82, 111, 122, 133 Wilson,CarlosA.-82,106, 111, 122. 1353 Winter. Elizabeth M.-111, 133 Yingling. Glenn E.-133 Young, C. Maureen-107, 109. 118. 133 Young, Kay M.-112. 1133 Ziegler, Carol L.-118, 133. 123 SOPHOMORES Abbott, John M.,'Jr.-134 Amspacher. Charles NV.-1234 Anderson. Larry L.-134 Anderson. Susan K.-1234 .-Xnstine. Tim L.-121. 134 Arnold. james E.-1234 Arnold. Linda N.-107. 109. 134 Atkins. Mary j.-109. 119. 120. 1234 Axe. Michael L,-1534 Bacon. Larry XV.-108. 123-1 Bahn, Brenda 1..-1 12. 1234 Bahn, Susan M.-111. 112. 1234 Barnett. Sara j,-112. 118. 120. 1234 Beaverson. Timothy R.-1234 Beck. Lucillie M.-112. 1234 Becker. Mary A.-107. 109. 1234 Beckley, Dorene L.-98, 114, 120, 134, 1223 Bergeron. Patricia M.-1123. 134 Boeckel, XVilliam R.-69, 95, 134 Boring. Eugenia-109, 119, 121, 1234 Brant. Paul D.-82, 91. 95. 109. 118, 1234 Breeden, CHershnerl Wanda Y.-1.34 Brenneman. jeffreyR.-89, 111. 122, 123-1 110. Brown. Carey L,-108. 1:34 Brown. Leah E.-107. 109. 119. 120. 1234 Brubaker, jeff A.-1234 Buckingham. Beverly A.-111, 112. 1234 Burchett. Richard L.-108, 1234 Burien. Kevin A.-114, 134 Bur '. Carol A.-134 Burkholder, Meryl S.-1234 Burkins. joan F.-112. 1234 Byrd. Randy-114. 116. 1234 Campbell. Debra j.--111. 112. 1234 Craley. Kim S.-82. 91. 123-1 Craley. Mary j.-112, 119. 1234 Crawford, Brenda j.-119. 1234 Curran. Paul D.4108. 135 Dailey. Larry L.-135 Deliz. juanita A.-1235 Deller. Sandra A.-98. 109. 1235 Deller. Vincent G.-95. 1l35 DeShong, Barbara A.-98, 104, 105, 124. 135 Deskin. George R.-135 Dettinger. Lillie M.-112. 1135 Dietz, Baron L.-118. 1235 Dinsmore. Alan L.-95. 117. 119, 135 Dioguardi. Patricia A.-119. 120. 135 Durham. Ida V.A109. 111. 119, 120, 1235. 12:3 Ehrliart, Robert A,-135 Ely. Glenn R.-1235 Emenheiser. Dawn L.-26. 135 Emenheiser. Dennis R.-135 Emiq. Deborah A.-1235 Enterline. Brenda A.-1235 Euerle. Linda j,-98. 105. 118. 135, 12:3 Ewell. Shirley A.-1235 Eyler. Barbara j.-1235 Faircloth, Lynn C.-1235 Fake. Glenn E.-1235 Fake, julianna-1235 Feeser, joyce 1.-26, 1235 Fe1'ree, Charles D.-82, 1235 Ferree, Deborah L.-120, 1235 Flinchbaugh, john A.-135 Flinchbaugh, Michael W.-1235 Floi'y, Susan K.-112, 1235 Floyd, Shirley M.-112, 1235 Frey. Bonnie R.-112, 1235 Frey. Deborah j.-119, 1235 Frey. jean ,-X.-107, 119, 135 Frey. jeffrey L.-135 Fry, Paul H.-108, 135 Fry, E.. William-118. 119. 1235 Funk. Pamela j.-107. 109. 118. 1235 Gable. jolm H.-82. 91, 95. 111. 1235 Geist, Barbara A.-112, 119. 1235 Gibb. Robert j.-91. 118. 1535 Gilbert. Sandra L.-1235 Gipe, Dale R.-1235 Glace, Lois 1.-1235 Gladfelter. Kevin F.-1135 Golden, Vicki L.-98. 1235 Good, Nancy L.-114. 118. 134, 1235 Gouker. Elaine A.-119. 135 Green. Diane L.-119, 120, 1235 G1'i1n, Emory XV.-135 G1'i1n. Michael R,-1235 Grove. Barry L,-108. 121. 1535 Grove. Darr C.-1235 Grove, Randy G.-1535 Grove. Steycn E.-89. 95. 114. 117. 135 Grove. Vicki E.-109. 118. 119. 124. 1534. 1235 Grove, XVi1liam S.-1235 Hake. Kittie L.-111. 120. 1235 Hall, Christine L.-111. 119. 120, 135. 123 Hanes. Debra C.-135 Hanna. Linda L.-104. 107, 118, 135 Hannigan, Connie M.-111. 1235 Hannigan. jean M.-114. 1235 Hannigan. joy D.-118, 1235 Hannigan. Steve G.-135 Robert E.-82, 91, 95. Harbaugh. 118. 144. 135 Haugh. dennis L.-1135 Hawkes. Shirley A.-1235 eri L.-98, 118. 1235 Heaps, j Hedrick. Curtis E.-108. 1235 Heffner. 1-Iollv j.-112. 1235 Heffner, Sandra L.-135 Hefitncr. Steven A.-111, 1235 Henise, Donna R.-105. 119. 120. 1235 Ilensliaw, Keith E.-95, 111, 135 Herman. Patricia L.-1235 Hershner. Dennis L.-1236 Hirt. Roy-1:36 Hively, jean M.-105, 107. 118. 124, 134, 123 Hoover, jei'iesha A,-98. 109. 118. 1236, 1223 Horn, Linda K.-112, 1236 Houser. Marsha-1236 1-loxvard. Randy L.-923, 94, 95. 1236 Hummel. Deborah L.-105. 107. 109. 1236 jolmson, Barbara A.-1236 jolmson, Dianne Y.-112, 1236 Kashner, Sharon K.-110, 1236 Kauffman. Geraldine M.-1236 Kauffman. Kourtney-1236 Kauffman. Ruby M.-1236 Kearney. Thomas L.-89. 107, 111, 118. 1236 Keller, Deborah M.-110. 120. 1216 Keller, Rickey D.-95, 114, 1236 Kenney. Sharon S.-107, 110, 112, 1336 Kessler. Michael L.-107, 110. 1236 Kessler. Michele L.-111. 1236 Kimball, Pamela R.-1236 Kinard. Eileen L.-105. 109, 111. 1236 Kinard, Roxanne M.-125. 1236 Kipp. David L.-82, 89, 95, 118. 1236 Kline. Bradleyj.-118. 119. 120. 1236 Kline. Gary L,-120. 1236. 68 Kmetz, Faye L.-109, 111. 119. 1336 Knaub. jeffrey E.-114, 1236 Knaub, Sandy E.-109, 118, 1236, 1223 Knisely, jeffrey C.-136 Knisley, judy E.-136 Kopp. Barbara L.-1236 Kric '. Robert 11.-120, 121, 1236, 68 Krouse. Gwin M.-98, 105, 107, 109, 118. 124. 1236, 1223 Krout, VVayne L.-108, 1236 Landis, Scott S.-1536 Lane, Rov D.-108. 1236 Larkin. jacqueline M.-98. 1336, 1223 Laughman, Drusilla B,-105, 109, 110, 1236 Lehman, VVade D.-1236 --Leilhart Gail M.-98 1237 Leiiz, lVilliam D.-1237 Linneinans, David A.-82, 89, 111, 122, 137 Love. Michael D.-108, 1237 Loyer, james M. O. -82. 90. 95, 96. 107. 114. 122. 1237 McGurk, Daniel C.-108, 1237 McKinley, Barbara j.-115. 1237 lN1cWilliams, jeffrey L.-1337 Mc1Vil1iams, Margie E.-1237 McXVi1liams, Stephen K.-89, 1237 Manifold, Kathryn L.-110, 114, 137 Markey. Kip R.-82. 89. 122. 1237 Markey, Michael D.-1237 Marusak. Lorraine M.-107, 119, 1237 Maust. Karon E.-137 Maust. Sharon E.-1237 Meisenhelter. Celinda j.-98. 109. 118 137 Mellinger. Thomas A.-1237 Metzger. Yvonne M.-137 Michael. Bradley A.-82, 1237 Miller. Barbaralj.-107. 110. 119. 1237 Miller, Do1'is A.-137 Miller, Linda C.-137 Miller. Vicki j.-105. 107. 118, 1337 Miller, Wayne L.-87. 122, 137 Miller. Vllendv M.-119, 1237 Minnich. Keith M.-95. 121. 137 Murphy, Gregory L.-82. 89, 95, 118, 1237 Myers, Caroline j.-110, 137 Myers, juclv A.-110, 137 Neff, David A.-88. 116, 122. 137 Neff, Susan C.-114, 118. 1237 Ness. Karen A.-109, 118, 1237 Nissley. Bonita j.-110, 1237 Null. Gallien L.-1237 Oberlander, joan A.-119, 1237 Olewiler. Linda L.-137 Ovcrmiller. Debra S.-1337 Overmiller. Kathy L.-137 Patterson. Brenda S.-109, 137 Patterson. Christine A.-109, 1237 Panles. Belinda G.-1237 Paules, Michele L.-98, 137 Paup, Todd-82. 89, 137 Pickel. jan R.-11-1. 1237 Pitzer, james A,-82, 89, 95, 110, 111, 1237 Poff, Carol E.-109, 119, 137 Poteet, Peggy L.-137 Ravei', Kristy A.-109. 112. 119. 137 Rexroth. Gary NV.-1237 Rexroth. joanne E.-1:37 Rexroth. jolm L.-923, 1237 Rittenhouse. Phyllis L.-114, 118. 1237 Ritz. Kimberly A.-125. 1237 Ritz, M. Diane-137 Roberts. Kay Louise C.-109. 119, 1137 Robinson, janie E.-1337 'Ro ip, Leroy A.-82. 1237 Rulvy. Darlene K.-112, 137 Rnnkle, Karen S.-110, 112, 1537 Runkle, Patti L.-112. 137 Ruppert, Sarah j.-112. 1237 Russell. Susan 111.-98. 110, 12.0, 1237 Saxinan. David L,-82. 94, 111. 1237 Saxman. james E.-923. 137 Schaeffer. Marcia L.-111. 119. 120, 1237 Scott, George R.-96. 1237 Seaks. Bonnie j.-107. 137 Sechrist. Patricia A,-1237 Sechrist. Sandra K.-112, 120, 137 Seiple, joyce M.-110, 1237 Seitz, Charles C.-96, 107, 137 Seitz. Geri L.-98, 107, 118, 119, 137 Sentz, jerry L.-1237 Sentl. j0l..iy11ll-118. 1237 Sheffer, Catherine S.-107, 1238 Shenberger, 120, 1238 Shenberger, Catherine C.-138 Shenberger, Todd R.-1238 Shermever, Karen S.-138 Sheshadri, Rauindran V.-89, 1238 Shoff. Richard A.-82, 89, 111, 1238 Shoff, Terry L.-138 Shrader, Greg L.-118, 1238 Shue, Michael A.-114, 116, 117, 138 Barbara M.-110, 119, Shultz. Virginia C.-109, 1238 Silar. joy A.-114, 1238 Sipe, Pamela-1238 Slifer, David L.-89, 138 Sliver, Galen D.-82. 95. 111, 138 Smeltzer. Lewis R.-923. 1238 Smeltzer. Thomas S.-114, 116, 1238 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Ben F.-138 Bradley A.-108, 122, 1238 Bradley K.-1238 Charles 11.-1238 Dale R.-1238 15. Kathy-1241, 1:38. 12:3 janeen D.-1238 Steven L.-82, 138 Smith, Wayne E,-1238 Snyder. Bmce L.-923, 114, 138 Snyder, jay H.-114, 116, 117, 119, 1238 Snyder Kathy T.-109, 1:18 Stein. Beth H.-1238 Stern. Thomas E.-108. 1238 Stitely. Beth A.-107. 119. 138 Stokes. Robin S,-114. 118, 138 Sweitzer. David L.-138 Sweitzer. Grace A.-110. 1123, 119. 138 Taylor, Leslie A.-1238 Tome. Barbara A.-1133. 138 Tome, Kathleen M.-114. 118, 1238 Tome, Sandra S.-113, 138 Tompkins, Larry XV.-138 Trout, Allan L.-138 Tyson, joann C.-138 Tvsomlgovce E.-138 Urey. ailene Y.-75. 113, 119, 1238 Urey. Michael E.-89, 122. 138 Urev, Steve E.-1238 Va1iDyke. Charles L.-138 Vasellas, Harry j.-82, 89, 95. 122, 111, 1238 . Vasellas, Nicholas A.-122, 1338 Vllagman, joanne A.-1.38 Warmer, Dagmar L.-1123. 1238 WaBcer, Barry L.-121, 138 VValker, Gary L.-121, 138 Waltemyer, Diane M.-119. 1238 Waltemver. Gerald T.-1238 NValtemyer, Kenneth E.-121, 1238 Waltemyer, Michael C.-1338 XVarner, Carol M.-98, 105. 107, 114, 118, 134, 1:38, 123 XVarner. Connie M.-138. 1223 Warne1', joan E.-120, 138 Warner, Shirley M.-112, 138 Warner, Steven L.-108, 138 XVeige1, james E.-82, 95, 138 lVeigel, Nancy A.-112. 138 Wheeler, Mary A.-110, 112, 138 XVillwert, jovce A.-1338 XVink, lris M.-138 XVise, Kit O.-82, 90, 96. 122, 1:38 Wolf. joan K.-1238 NVolfe, Michael XV.-111, 1338 XVo1fe, Nyla L.-114, 138 1Voltman, john E.-110, 114. 138 Wood. Tanya-138 Yeager, Robert H.-1238 Young, Samuel B.-138 Zeigler, Susan C.-107, 109, 118, 138 FRESHMEN Adams. jolm D., jr.-139 Allen. Dennis P.-139 Alwood, jane L,-107, 114, 118, 1339, 1223 Amspacker, Patricia E.-114, 1339 Anderson. Dana S.-109, 1239, 1213 Anderson, Rodney W .-139 Arnold, David R.-1239 Atkins, Robert A.-139 Aults, Bonnie L.-119, 139 Bailey, Natalie A.-107, 111, 119i 139 Baker, Susan E.-139 Becker, Patricia A.-124, 139 Beckley, Harry j.. jr.-85, 189 Behrensen, Barbara A.-139 Beinhower, Alan D.-139 Bennett, joan M.-119, 1539 Berger, Steven G.-139 Blessing, Deborah E.-119, 1339 Blevins, Benjamin L.-108, 118, 1239 Blosser, Patricia A.-1123, 1239 Blouse, Denise C.-112, 119, 120, 1239 Blouse, james W ,-139 Blvmire, Glenn F., jr.-1239 Bolton, Richard j., jr.-114, 139 Boring, George-1239 Boyd, jeffrey L.-139 Brinegar, T, David-1239 Bull, Randy A,-1239, 112 Burgen, Carol-Ann-114, 117, 139 Burke, Gregroy L.-1239 Caudill, john NV,-107, 1239 Coo er, jeffrey M.-1239 Cordlrey, Debra A.-112, 119, 120. 1239 Craley, Gregory A.-139 Criswell, Randy L.-118, 1239 Crossland, Kenneth-139 Crouse, Hazel E.-139 Davis, joyce L.-139 Dehoff, Harlan T.-108, 114, 139 Deitz, Darlene L.-109. 119, 124, 139 Denton. Deborah S.-139 Dietz. Galen D.-108, 139 Dill, Ronald E.-139 Dosch. Delbert E.-85. 139 Downs. Sandra E.-109. 139 Druck. Connie L.-139 Dunnick. Susan K.-11-1. 119, 1-10 Easley, Kathy J.-1-10 Eaton, Susan A.-112, 119. 1-10 Eckenrods. John T.-108. 1-10 Eckert. Linda S.-140 Emenheiser. Nancy A.-120. 140 Englar. Bruce C.-118. 119. 140 Evans, Thelma J.-1-10 Eveler. Roger C.-140 Eveler, NVayne E.-107. 108. 1-10 Fake. Betty S.-140 Farmer. Scottie R.-I-10 Fisher. Vicki L.-1-10 Flaharty. Gregory' E.-140 Flaharty, John Sf-1-10 Flinchbaugh. Cynthia M.-140 Flinchbaugh. Jeffrey M.-140 Flinchbaugh. Steven R.-1-10 Flory. Sharon M.-112. 1-10 Fogle. Rav E.-140 Forrest. Cathy M.-119, 140 Freed. Joel L.-1-10 Frey. Carolee L.-109. 119, 1-10 Fry. Jeffrey L.-108, 140 Fulcher. Patricia A.-119, 140 Gable, Jotha A.-107, 111, 117, 118, 140 Galliera. Theodore J.. Jr.-111, 11-1, 140 Gilbert, Jerry L.-85. 111. 1-10 Gilbert, Terry L.-85, 111, 1-10 Gingerich. Cynthia C.-109, 140 Godfrey. Carolyn Y,-113, 1-10 Godfrey. Debra M.-1-10 Godfrey Stanley L., Jr.-118, 119. 1-10 Gohn, Sandra K.-117, 119, 1-10 Gouker. Jane A.-11-1, 116, 117. 119, 1-10 Grafton, Charles Jr.-89. 140 Grafton, Keith A.-1-10 Graham, Geraldine S.-119, 1-10 Graham, Randy L.-95, 11-1, 1-10 Green. Keith W.-85, 89. 95. 111, 140 Grim. Gene L., Jr.-1-10 Grim, Lavonne L.-1-10 Grim, Lisa M.-124, 140 Gross, Kathryn E.-109, 119, 1-10 Grove, Dianne R.-140 Grove, Gregory W.-140 Grove, Judy A.-107, 109, 119, 1-10 Grove, Keith A.-140 Grove, Sharon A.-113. 140 Grove, William D.. Jr.-140 Haines. Thomas H.-1-10 Hake, Karen L.-119, 140 Hanes, Christine J.-1-10 Harbaugh, 'Thomas D.-85, 92, 95, 111, 139, 140 Harder, Lawrence S.-140 Hare, Beverly L-1-10 Harlacker, Kat y L.-139, 1-10. 123 Harlacker, Steven J.-140 Harper, Thomas E.-140 Harrold, Susan-119, 124, 1-10 Haugh, Carol A.-113, 1-10 Haugh, DeAnna L.-108, 1-10 Haugch, Keith R.-1-10 Haw s, Victoria M.-113, 1-10 Heffner, Lester E.-140 Henry, Frederick R.-140 Herrick, Pennv J.-140 Hildebrand, Wayne C.-140 Hoffmaster, Jeffrey L.-140 Hoffmaster, ynn P.-140 Holland, Marc M.-85, 92, 111, 1-10 Holtzinger, Larry P.-140 Hoover, Marlyn K.-107, 114. 118, 140 Hull, Randy E.-140 Huson, Gayle M.-109, 112, 120, 140 Innerest, Debra A.-113, 140 Jacobs. Janna L.-109, 119, 140 Jermyn, Linda J.-140 Johnson, Terry E.-85, 141 Kaltreider. Bradley W.-141 Kauffman, Christine A.-141 Kauffman, Theresa M.-1-11 Kearney. Kimberly A.-105. 114, 119. 1-11 109. Keener. Larry G.-1-11 Keeney. Eugene T.-108, 1-11 Keesey, Brenda L.-1-11 Keesey. Linda J.-1-11 Keesey. Marcia D.-1-11 Kehr. lan E.-114. 1-11 'Keller, Keller. Diane B.-141 Diane L.-119. 120. 1-11 Kennedy. Gerald L.-1-11 Kenyon: Michael A.- Kilgore. Cathy S.-119, 1-11 Kilgore. Constance M.-119. 1-11 Kisiel. Frederick D.-1-11 Kline. Barry L,-1-11 Knaub, Ricky E.-1-11 Knisley. Linda L.-109. 141 Knouse. Victoria A.-109, 141 Kohler, Dottie A.-141 Kohler, Nancy A.-109, 120, 141 Koons, David A.-85, 107, 1-11 Koons, Julia L.-109, 119, 120. 141 Koons, Martin A.-85, 95, 107. 121, 1-11 Koons, Sheldon E.-141 Kopp, Steven E.-1-11 Kombau, Richard R.-141 Krout. Dale H.-108, 1-11 KurtZ. Cynthia-112, 119. 1-11 Kurtz, Thomas B.-1-11 Lane. Glenn A.-108, 141 Lanius, Teresa J.-112, 119, 141 Laucks, Carla M.-112, 1-11 Laucks, Jerdith J.-107, 111. 119, 124 PLaWson, David R.-114, 118, 121, 141 Leiphart. Debra L.-119, 120, 141 Leiphart, Sharon M.-113, 141 Linnemans, J. Keith-92. 1-11 Gregory M.-85, 92, 95, Lloyd. 111, 118, 1-11 Long, David K.-141 Lowe, Joy M.-113, 120, 141 Lutz, Michael D.-141 Lutz, Perry A.-11-1, 141 Lutz, William K.-141 McCleary, David L.-141 McCune, Thomas R.-85, 141 McLane, Orpha M.-141 McPherson, Michael J.-1-11 McWilliams, Crystal B.-109, 114, 141 McWilliams, Jacqueline L.-141 Mackie, Sandra R,-109, 141 Markel. Linda E.-109, 141 Marks, Marian I.-113, 1-11 Miisenhelter, Joyce M.-98, 119, -1 Mellinger, Dennis, E.-141 Mellinger, Terry W.-141 Metzger, Partieia L.-113, 141 Mevers, Deborah A.-113, 141 Beth E.-119, 120, 141 Miller, Miller, Bradlev B.-85, 92, 95, 1-11 Miller, Chris L.-141 Miller. Felicia M.-1-11 Miller, Jeffrey P.-141 Miller, Loretta I.-113, 119, 141 Miller, Marie E.-107, 120, 141 Miller, Michael E.-141 Miller, Stella M.-112, 119, 141 Minnich, Donna K.-141 Mitzel, Diana D.-141 Mundis, Gregory R.-118, 141 Mundis, Janet L.-113, 119, 141 Mundis, Rachel A.-113, 141 Murphree, Jamie L.-98, 141 Murphy, Ricky R.-85, 92, 141 -Myers, Janice E.-119, 141 Neely. Ralph H.-118, 141 Neff, Stephen-95, 107. 141 Ness, Keith S.-142 Ness, Larry R.-142 Newcomer, James A.-85, 110, 142 Nissley, Robin K.-119, 142 151 Oberdorff. David K.-1-12 Oberlander. Deborah A.- Olphin, Elsie M.-113. 120. 1-12 Paules, Brenda E.-113. 1-12 Paules, Kathleen L.-112, 119, 1-12 Paules, Philip E.-1-12 Pennell. Ella H.-11-1, 119, 1-12 Persing, Joel H.-107, 110, 142 Peters, Belinda L.-112. 1-12 Pettit. Michelle J.-112, 1-12 Pickel, Diane S.-109. 114, 142 Poff. Carl E.. Jr.-142 Pomraning, Martin B.-142 Poteet. Patricia A.-1-12 Quickel. Gregory L.-11-1, 142 Raub. Kim P.-87, 142 Ream. Ronald E.-1-12 Reed. Shana T.-112, 120, 142 Renn. Paul J., III-142 Rexroth. Gregory L.-92, 142 Rexroth. Joseph C.-95. 11-1. 142 Ringler. David C.-87, 122, 142 Ritz, Robert E.-1-12 Roseberry, Diana M.-112, 1-12 Sawmiller. Beverly J.-1-12 Saxman.FJohn E.-85, 111. 1-12 Saxon. odrick A.-85, 92, 107. 111, 1-12 Saylor, Nancy L.-113, 1-12 Saylor, Sharon L.-142 Schultz, Melissa I.-109, 142 Schwartz. Bonnie R.-119. 12-1. 1-12 Seitz.Jo1ee A.-107, 125. 139, 1-12 Seitz, Pamela J.-109, 142 gellers, Marvin E.-85. 111, 1-12 everns. ohn .-142 Shaffer, lfaymdnd P.-89, 92, 1-12 Shaffer, Susan C.-1-12 Shaub, Tara L.-112. 1-12 Shaull, Connie M.-142 Shaull, Diane M.-119. 142 Shaull, Gloria A.-1-12 Shaw, Marvin D.-1-12 Shaw. Susan J.-142 Sheetz, Jacquelyn D.-I-12 Shenberger, Jan B.-93, 95. 107, 114, 1-12 Shoff, Jeffrey C.-1-12 Shoff, Steven M.-85, 92, 95, 111, 142 Shultz. Shelby L.-142 Smalgirook, Scott K.-85, 111, 11-1, 1-12 Smeltzer, Steven A.-142 Smith, Barbara J.-1-12 Smith, Denise M.-113, 142 Smith, Frederick S.-1-12 Smith. Jan A,-93, 95, 1-12 Smith, Karla J.-1-12 Smith, Luanne L.-142 Snyder, Carole A.-119, 142 Snyder, Darla K.-112, 117, 1-12 Snyder, JoAnne R.-112, 119, 1-12 Snyder, P. Susan-142 Sprenkle. Virginia L.-119, 142 Stabley, Stabley, 142 Stabley, Cynthia L.-1-12 Stambaugh, Robin L.-142 Starn, Linda N.-112. 119, 142 Stem, Susan J.-143 Sterner, R. Keith-1-13 Stevens, Ronny K.-1-13 Stine, Dorcas L.-143 Stine, Gary L.-108, 1-13 Stine, Miriam K.-113, 119, 143 Stokes, Larry L.-143 Strawbridge, Ricky L.-1-13 Strickler, Thomas E.-117, 1-13 Stump, Timothy L.-85, 143 Talbert, Thomas S.-85, 92, 95, 107, 111, 143 Taylor. Donald R.-143 Taylor, Glenn A.-114, 143 Taylor, Gwendolyn D.-143 Taylor, Larry A.-143 Taylor, Michael E.-119, 143 Tome, Geraldine R.-112, 119, 143 Tome, Nancy I.-113, 143 Trout, Nancy M.-143 Cherrie L.-119, 142 Claude W., II-89, 11-1, Tyson, Andrea C.-113, 143 Tyson. Walter S., Jr.-108. 143 Urey, Gary YV.-143 Urey, Peter S.-1-13 Wagman. Nancy H.-107, 143 XValker, Patti R.-11-1, 1-13 Wallick. Deborah J.-119, 1433 Waltemyer, Bradley P.-143 XValter. Linda M.-112, 119. 120. 1-13 XVard. Mary B.-1-13 NVarner, Peggy L.-109, 1-13 Wilson. Carmen D.-112, 120. 143 XVinter. Cynthia D.-111, 124, 143, 123 Wire. Dee A.-1153. 143 Wise. Jeffrey A.-11-1, 1-13 hVO1'K111f 61', Edward E.-108, 143 Yeager,1Diane I.-113. 1-13 Area Vocational-Technical School SENIORS Bell, XVarren-31 Clark,dJohn-33 Conra , Robert W.-33 Dettinger. Larry W.-34 Eveler, Judy-35 Faircloth, Philip D.-35 Hartman. Tim-39 Holtzinger.IJan-40 Kauffman. ale--11 Kauffman. Roland L.--11 Koons, Linda-43 Mayes, Michael--15 Mc1Villiams, Steven--15 Mellinger. Randall--15 Orwig. Larry--17 Rizzuto, Alandj.--18 Saylor, Donal -48 Shultz, Lynwood-50 JU NIORS Rau, Michael L. -37 SOPHOMORES Hamilton, Donald-82 Kauffman, David-7 Landis, Mark-32 Snyder, Dennis-122 School term of 1966-1967 Barshinger, Bill-96 Burgen, Sharon Lynn-106 Clapper, Kathy-76 Dietz, Joanne-56, 106 Downs, Brenton-56 Ellis. Danielle-56 Ferree, Sandy-56 Gamer, Jim-9-1 Gehlv, Diane-106 Glatfelter, Gary-94 Godfrey, Don-9-1 Goldman, Holly-56 Hannigan, Dennis-106 Hauser, Don-9-1 Hively, Jim-106 Holtzapple, Barbara-106 Keller, Barrv-96 Klinedinst, Barbara-106 Klinedinst, Kathy-106 Kopp, ane-56, 106 Kopp, ean-56, 106 Laucks, Lorna-106 Lawson, Thomas-56, 106' Lutz, Patti-106 Marks, Marlin-106 Mellinger, Martin-96 Miller, Amy-106 Molev, Steve-57, 94 'Morton, Susan-106 Neff, Danny-94 Neff, Sam-96, 106 Ott, Richard-106 Raver. 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