Rockwood High School - Rocket / Mainliner Yearbook (Rockwood, PA)
- Class of 1980
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Coming into a new school is a challenge for all of the seventh graders. Adjusting to the new way of learning, meeting different teachers, finding the right room, and dodging each other in the hall are just small parts of the adventures of the first year in high school. The upperclassmen would like to welcome the class of 1985. 1. Oh, no, I forgot to read all 25 chapters, remembers Dean Vought. 2. When studying Spain, do as the Spanish, believes Molly Metz. Shawn Baker M Amy Barclay f iw A George Beal A ,QQ Qwewtlv Step into l l Ricky Albright Michele Ansell Robert Ansell Paul Augustine Russell Augustine Rex Baker i rv ii ,N lf 54 A pf A, n , - ,iii Tammy Beeman ' my .1 i H wk s c A Bonnie Berkey f L A Q -A fr r Larry Blou gh Q ...Ig .V. 1 -iii i ,..... s tta or as .B . . VX .FQ I ,. . A rf is 1...' I S R 1' ,.-'T Q5 k 'Wig J , . , X eee. A .X 51 wa -at Eg .mf 'igslv '5 's iggf 'Q H . I , 5. A v lx ,ai aw' l M, X 4 if Q QQ on Lraglv Qclwolwuge rx. a .fi -mi 9 f s .9 Q WSQL its i 5 .4 w 9 ' sa. :Yi ,Y 5 ' 1' l ,, I iw 'L' SE? 5,53 5:-Q Sp: ,,. 2.5112 mag M 5-sc UC-311. fe - Q:-'E' 2-U4 37,4 3 Egg Q 'V 4 '4 5-Z 'aw ' Q W T K 'Vw , ,J A Mary Ann Boden Keith Breegle Shawn Breegle Terry Carolus Lynn Clevenger Vick Clevenger 1. Suzette Hange listens attentlvely to Mr Dykstra s lecture in geography. 2. Mastering math skills is very important to Lori Newell, Vince Knopsnyder Dave Sterner Larry Blough, and Hope Struckoff. Charla Geary James Gontis Melinda Gribhle Teryll Gribble Chris Hay Amy Henry Darlene Henry Gregg Henry Nancy Henry Kim Hileman I 4 Q. 14 'A 1 Y J Y, J 'f A N J A i A .al 1. 'lAnd I thought sixth grade vocab was hard, remembers sf-. Amy Henry. 2. Hey, teach, there's nothing here to read, remarks Julie Wahl. Janice King Stanley King Vickie King Ted Knoblach Vince Knopsnyder Leslie Kreger Christine Leasock John Livengood Gerald Lytle Scott Maust I4 ai, x . A! fu . mlumum .9 ,UIIIIIIIIIIHHH emmummm gflllllllllllllllli jlllllllllilllllll ellllllllmmm Q A ' P 'J lvl. 'Q .me f .. ,,.... ..1 . , N. 1' . l i a -4- .......... . Q . , ,, .1 - . f . , J I www ' M me .. fn m.- 1 ,. , 1 :VU 7 iw QE Lyn -N nl' K if rr ffifxia -vs my K , 1 Q ig I Ms. l K k f i i sw , nr 'N' 5 3 ,Q 1.1 f fr -sw ,.,-. -ww K David May Curtis McClintock Michell McMillen Molly Metz Joe Meyers Franny Kay Miller James Miller Jeff Miller Joanna Miller Bonnie Mitchell lv.. ' Mfr,-N gr W . Fig X g P r e 1 gy X. sg Q Jgl A . f M l lu IW ,s qs, L? kb t A f E? so i 1. Kevin Waltermire stretches out and expands his lungs between songs. 2. Gail Putman studies hard in Mr. Dykstra's World Geography class. Angela Morgan Kim Morgan Mike Moses Roger Most Lori Newell Rhonda Nicholas Duane Nicklow Todd O'Brien Vicki Ohler A Kim Peterson QpifwbDag I-legktews ' 1. Cleaning out lockers can be a real pain as shown by Vick Clevenger. 2. Jim Gontis participates in the class discussion on world economics. Sheryl Pfeifer Mike Phillippi Tracy Phillippi George Pirl Cindy Pritts Kevin Prolenski l Amy Puffenberger ' Gail Putman Holly Pyle Jackie Reffner Matt Romesberg Bill Rose Patty Rose Derik Sanner Carlyn Schaner Laura Shank I6 .. S :G-TY 5 , A, il .fre we we yr X Z r 1 '. I ,fgwk li A K .if - K A.-fu -we Sw sv , rf , . -H We XX A A -ra 'KN x a Q 'CRUX .. fi, X it L 4'1 :TX : it egg ' ,, xc . ww v, i M K X Q Qs if wi K A - . , . ,, li . ,fir if ., X 9 I s Q i Vihlv is 5 Q X NN ,- F2 'L, I l X x Q ' A 2 fix L 5' , 21 , Olp ' Witlv Olassmams ffl , 0 .ex iw . , T W, K fx, J fluff. ,viii A., wx- 4 i , if 'Q 'J' 5 - V .,,,, .4 , ,J , MW' nr 21 and wwf' :Eg ,fs on s -Wai Vi L , 'il A 'Xxx' :ran AG., ,, 1 K 'l ,. v s 4 Nl W A 'Fil -,mai A X ,g . lx J' fr- A .1 8 M V R 'EM M --- Pam Weller Michael Yachere Diane Yoder Danny Young 1. Charles Trimpey figures that the sooner he gets his math done, the sooner he can lose it in his locker! 2. Carlyn Schaner is slightly cheered by the fact that some of her classmates look even more depressed than she does! Cindy Spangler Eugenia Stahl David Sterner Greg Sterner Hope Struckoff Tammy Struckoff Pat Thompson David Tolitskey Charles Trimpey Dennis Trimpey Dean Vought. Julie Wahl Ron Walker Toby Walker Kevin Waltermire Kerry Ansell Roy Augustine Jeffrey Baker Jill Barclay Samuel Beachy Tracy Beahr John Benford Sean Black Randy Bluebaugh Gregory Boucher Eighth graders have had a year to adapt to high school, fol- lowing the example of upper- classmen. Now they become more involved, showing serious interest in class government and extra-curricular activities and demonstrating school spirit. 1. Eighth graders take an active interest in football. Anita Bowlby Jeffrey Bowman Rusty Cane Ruthie Cane Terri Carolus James Charney Ronald Collins James Crawford Tracy Drabish Michele Dupre 4 .ev -I 'K , , . ,,.. . Ah- in 2 A wg if 1- 3 t le is ...Wi '-' 6 l fs Wx X X E' -ck oy '84 kai.: 1 ' ,F ,Z i n 'W it f ' ls 5 Y QBVU cs ff .. - sg .. K K .E . , ,W ,., 3 svvss rr , ikfke. as - ,ri My , my E is 'ss t '- J A -+-. 2'-Ar I . . Q aw Qclwomotmztzes l J V' -,-I Y 0 S., x if si 4 ai rg s 1 Q x Q.. af i PM ,M fr . v-ww Q ,K v ' . Q N.. . E 5, K .. i n 'S - , we ' a . rr N qs Q ,S i Q S J Q- Q- EYNKX it 'SW' gl x ,Kr J Qc ,- Cindy Faidley Robert Foltz Miriam Forney Denise Harbaugh David Hauger Christine Hay Vickie Hay Sonja Hearn Kay Henry Rebecca Hixson 1. Tammy Phillippl Madeline Plrl Laura Rager, Rusty Cane Rhonda Shu maker, and Mark Lenhart listen to Mr Costantino's explanation of the process of evolution. James Hostetler Deanna Hotchkiss Jane Johnson Michael Judy George Kidd Becky King Grace King James King Sherri King Jonas Klink 1. Bob Foltz teases Mike Trimpey about the admiring glances of female class- mates while Mike pretends he has more important things to occupy his time than girls. 2. Amy Stahl and Cheryl Walker show that girls can play hard-to-get, too. Alan Knieriem Lori Knopsnyder ,,,,,, Russell Knopsnyder Melvin Lape - Q ii 'V 2 .. Q, 3. K Us K Q 'E si? Kelly Lease ' H Tracy Lease i ,fbi Q VJ' 7 Roger Legas A 'K' Mark Lenhart . t Mark Leonberger . Q I' Lisa Leslie L., 5 .- .- A ., .. ' .Q .vigil , i f ,fi ,, -,., fr 4 . ,, . as Q. -. Y, L. , X NE S Y, A v 4 James Meyers q f l Y, as x,., Dana Lowery Scott Mardis .H - me f , Pamela McMillen i Mark Metz Robert Metzgar Dale Meyers g as Melinda Meyers ,Z Ms, wg? - Todd Miller of 1 William Mitchell fl f . 5 x 20 is i ruption during English class. 4 . 1 -1 if 'S 1 , i y 5 U uwwmm... ci, , 5 A 5-s,r 2- MT if2Eff:'- if mi 'J ' 'Q 'i A . 'V I 4 ' I w K' -- 'V if if 'f i Nfl A 'ii MS ik. 1. Brian Schrock and Gurney Stevanus aren't sure how to respond to the inter- 2. Contribute to a discussion on adverbs or to the fine art of photography? John Benford and Sean Black have their priorities straight. Charles Modrak Lori Mognet Arnold Moore Lisa Myers Luke Ohler Betina Pavri Linda Peck James Peters Linda Phillippi Tammy Phillippi Madeline Pirl Stacey Pletcher Stacy Pritts Peggy Purbaugh Rosemary Purbaugh Laura Rager Amber Reese Donald Romesberg James Romesberg Jeffrey Romesberg 21 Alice Samler Keith Sarver Jeffrey Schaner Jeffrey Scheffel Brian Schrock Donna Shaffer 1. Michele Dupre makes a cute leprechaun. 2. Mr. Rohlf tries to bribe Mark Leonberger and Ruthie Cane into looking enthusiastic about homework. Kimberly Snyder Earl Spangler Carolyn Spiker Daniel Spiker Amy Stahl 4139 I za 4. I Q. . HGIIPJVOIIHJIAS E. 92 VE mf , 15, ' X' . . . . Q: -Q .. ,-P' rf' ,ww xii' Melissa Shinholt Rhonda Shumaker Barbara Singer Michael Singo P-A i,--' ff 6 few f ' 294 NX., Ai 'WN K L ur' 7 z ,, fo f 'sr' 'MY f 4 1 1. 3 -y. ,WV 1 K In Mft 4-.,. , ' 7 1 V X, ' ' ik, m .2 1 1, .N A 'U 2, ' cf' 2 , . ,ff I faq- 1 ' N7 .., xx We ,vs 3 4' W1 - 'F'-.. i f. . 39 N Q 3 -I SI? 4 f.sgg:.,,, 6. ... y.. 'f -n. ' JF , f' 42 , . fl- ' ' A ,M :-5 . 5 . SN It J., zsrl ' , i ., 53 X A . ,gf I 5 . . .l xbf S 'mil-f mlm EANEUF . ,, Scott Vought Cheryl Walker Gerald Weimer Judith Weimer v X K' , um- . .1E., r 'R Desa Stahl Gurney Stevanus Cindy Sutton Jill Temple Phillip Tims Michael Trimpey 1. Wonder who Melissa You nkin's looking at? 2. Lisa Myers, Phillip Tims, and Melissa Shin- holt take time out from lunch to laugh over the stupid things they did in seventh grade. Michael Whipkey Kenneth Wilhelm Jill Younkin Melissa Younkin Jamie Yurt 23 Entering the ninth grade brings new experiences to the students. Each can choose which classes he wants to take. The business course features typing and sec- retarial skillsg academic emphasizes preparation for collegeg and the general courses consist of home-eco- nomics and shop classes. Ninth grade offers the chance for decision making. 1. Class officers are Jill Tobias, secretaryg Scott Sanner, presidentg Sam Romesberg, vice-president. Not pictured is Todd Gribble, trea- surer. 2. Jody Patterson studies hard but stops to pose for a picture. , Q Mark Beal ' Mandy Benford ,, ,W 1 Richard Berkey . I Tanya Bowlby Steve Brant Bob Breckenridge -wwf l B W 'sniff' , C ,,.,fcl. if fx lx j I -s , link' W 3 I Q11 , ifpsi, Joe Anderson Brian Ansell Carl Ansell James Barclay Ken Barron Roy Barron 1 74. ' 1 ww ffl , f ' 1, , ,' A 8, ' K zu Wag wTop 0 'Ginuwi- fnmm 4 4 6' ix s x at W tw- MYD' N - ,li-iff-JA in P1 fx ff-1 Q vii A 4 . . W x v Q- . ,Q 'S x ,!.,,, 5 X12 X s 1.. E . Y!!! ' K4 a A ix su: 1 at if ,li ,J-'fa S S gi , 55.2. x H mv Nw A ' fir i 5 Ifxyr 7 C Ii pai iff Gary Crawford Diane DuPont Ken Dupre Jim Enos Sandra Gary Chris Gerber N 'Q 'ff rw Kelly Brougher Robert Carlson Diane Clawson Mark Countryman David Cox Tracy Cox 9 1. l'Am I actually supposed to do this. asks Ptnny Ritenour. 2. . . . And now for a moment of silence hopes Rob crt Carlson. Diana Hauger 1 Brian Mitchell gets into position as he waits for his colleagues tn pass him the ball. with Brian Hay Q V , V Jeff Hay - F' 1 Q , Pam Hay H MQ H Tammy Hay W' ' Terry Hay H , Charles Heining ,W .N A Mary Ann Henry V- I Rhonda Henry f ,V ff, , Joseph Hinzy , g VZVV A I 'ji Mike Hoffman Shirley Hoffman V., M Patricia Holyfield fi Kevin Hoover Y ' I ' 'X il Tammy Hoyman X , i :LL -' AA , I .f ' V g in V' ,gglj V Dan Judy A MM Darlene King Vyhyl Q. f , P Nl,. ,W 2, I '2 ff M, M Eric King ' ff i V V Greg King ' - ' H f iff ,, , A .':' f X 4 W . so w fffff,, f ' ' in Jane King Ruth King Tammy King Wayne King ce 2 Q, , .J , sm r.. '-nf 1- ex , , ,M e,,,, 5 M Gwl N..- J 'Aa CW? N v H? 4 LW , A ..,' 43' I 11' 7 if 'YK 3, f i ' 9' li xx 1 x , ,,,, ,. ,M 6 , H l 2 M 9 z Q ga.,-. 'Tx ,U '22 f 2. sg. .... W ' .4 'i 1zff'f:Qf,5g f Q 105.4 Y,,,, 4,,L. iE J 1. he ,,,,: ,,11 2,, -N1 Janice Klink Clay Knopsnyder Sherry Kreger Katty Latshaw Karen Legas Mary Lourencic Jack Lowery Patti Lytle David Mardis Bryan Maust Amy Meyers Lori Meyers Julie Miller Brian Mitchell Darrell Mitchell Lorie Mitchell Lisa Mognet Mark Mull Ted Myers 1. Julie Miller busily prac- tices her clarinet. 2. John Tedrow watches for Mr. Peterson as Mark Countryman takes a peek at J ohn's homework. John Neil Tina Newell Peggy Nicholas Charles Ohler Sherry Panich Lisa Patrick Jody Patterson Merle Phillippi 1 Charlotte Singer finds a new way to sing with her mouth Nancy Phillippi Tammy Phillippi Lonnie Pirl Darrell Pletcher Dawn Pletcher Holly Pletcher Mike Pritts Mike Reckner William Ringer Theresa Ringler Penny Ritenour Sam Romesberg Scott Romesburg Ann Rose Scott Sanner X 1 I : , Z s A s..' if ng, SL -.,, x, ks 6 rf ,.-Q x f - my .- 5 N 6 1 ,J1 Q e v l, G 1 izggf-t ., . , , . Q 'QX , ji 'ii ng'- gm ? s if l ai- 0 S . ar . 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During March they ordered class rings. This was also the year in which the tenth graders sponsored the annual Soph-Senior. Now that the activities of their sophomore year are completed, members of the class of '82 are anxiously awaiting their experience as juniors. 1. Sophomore class officers - Kirk Dull, presidentg Joan Romes- berg, treasurerg Tammy Pugh, secretary. 2. Deborah Shaffer reflects on the memories of 1979. Richard Benson Tammy Breegle Karen Broadwater Kevin Broadwater Patricia Brougher Danny Campbell 30 Candy Albright Shelley Barron Dawn Baughman Bobby Jo Beck Patricia Benford xx Es ia . NN . ,..., - + : . 'jgII f: f eng! sxsif' x K Q . K EX X W4 K 1 'A , , ' .S if 33,4 A sdink by I . ' - 5' 3? 1 ,,. . g p ,. , g g ., . 0 Q x - ,sfskgqi N K f, 'M -an . i Xe 5 K 1,.f,f' do Samuel Baker l .... 1' wut -ufg lv QAM: ,ft EN is . , S Xiao. C ..... ' a S' Amy Dull Kirk Dull Robert DuPont Eric Gerber Kathy Gontis Phillip Hackwelder Brenda Chaney Sharon Charney 'rf' Tammy Cox Matthew Cramer Kurt Crosbie Glenn Douglas 1. I knew I'd find it sooner or later, exclaims Lucy Martin. 2. Band is over, but Joe Illar still doesn't know into which end of the horn to blow. Violet Hall Tina Halle Vietta Hare Julie Hay Doris Henry John Hinzy Joseph Illar John J ones Douglas Judy Michele Judy 1 Boy are we enthusiastic! We're H-A-PP-Y! 2 Whom do you have on your mind, Kurt Crosbie? ,. uw Q-f K - Ann Klncaid if 1 'dw Carol King Ray King Anne,Knepper Albert Knoblach James Knopsnyder William Knotter Kimberly Krebs Douglas Lambert Frank Leone i' J. l i ' ll ,yr ..,, 1' Y fi. if :sf 4 s 1 . U Temtlv , I L EX Q' , -1 .4 5, X f ,ih..-n..l K , h rz' A K sv- x K .. ,A i - Q ' I Jfsik- Q -5,- J L 'i Wg ..- :,, , cv? a.t J ' M1 X 5 . .tar Q... gg ,., 3 .mf v 3 . To n..h ,A :. , . E ss , E X . ws ul X ' .- X S it .. Vi: Q X 2. 2 t .: N, :sl so is Wil? .gg . Tammy Livengood Tracey Lowery Amy Ludwiczak Connie Martin Lucy Martin Robert Mayhugh Betty Jo McDevitt Gregory Meyers i Z Meade Meyers ,,. ...if Michael Meyers H t'i'1ei' M e,i: Q 1 1. Mrs. Logsdon keeps a watchful eye over her class. 2. Flowers for sale, a penny each, says the Soph-Senior decorati mittee. . X , V .... . .. c A 5 , X V j Lisa Mickey f Sf: ' ' 5 ' Mary Mitchell 4? JA . 3 3- 5 ,..,. I E. V Melissa Mognet V m , A P Q - . Michelle Morgan Steven Myers Douglas O'Donnell DeAnna Ohler Melissa Ohler Lori Patrick Russ Pletcher .YU fr 4 5 .-X 3 X in if ' . it . X . is in if i X Xi t .5 X A OI'l COITI- 33 Cheryl Pritts Jeffrey Pritts Russell Pritts Todd Pritts Robert Puffenberger Tammy Pugh 1. How much farther? asks Kenny Weimer. Laurie Purbaugh Mark Putman Joseph Renaud David Ringer Charles Ringer Barry Romesberg J oan Romesberg Linda Romesberg Melinda Romesberg Mark Sadler Michael Saler Laura Sanner X is lla i ilk f- 1. swf' Q ri nf . .ff 4 Ou x Q 1: . ,pg B 'jf all N - l D ' 5: l 4 . bln x Nancy Sanner Tammy Schroyer Douglas Shultz Rhonda Sechler 755 ax. Q. -rs V i IW. it v . R 74 l Q , .Sl . . X I Q ve.. 0 aw...- 'Q t. in - -'Q . 7 ...tw - -V va Q,--Wi f 1: .- 7 .b X was Fug: f -N. ,Z ,tt we-mm Exif it-if ,bb .ni t L X, -S ,ff , lam Llfglv Qclwofiife v 9 fy-1' 'll 27 f K .. 'gl ,, 1 Q53 4 L-f' fefv W' wr, -1 Il ai-mfg ,lf M W 44 ww ,av ,am ,M n J, 'x Andrea Wohlfarth Michael Wolk Dwayne Yoder Kathleen Yoder Debra Young Deborah Shaffer Joyce Shaffer Barry Shelley Thomas Showman Michael Sterner Tammy Sterner 1. Could Amy Ludwiczak be the Hunch Back of Notre Dame in disguise? Susan Tedrow Rex Temple Kurt Tipton Cynthia Tressler Lynetta Trimpey Timothy Vought Jamie Weaver Anita Weimer Jacqueline Weimer Kenneth Weimer Lori Weyand Dianne Wilhelm The class of 1981 is an eager group, excited about improving school spirit. The juniors sponsored activi- ties, the first of which was a raffle of canned goods, to finance the J unior-Senior Prom. The annual calendar sales produced the biggest profit. Any excess money from the prom will be used to help pay for their senior trip. 1. Junior class officers are Tammy Gross, presidentg Greg Keefer, vice-presidentg Carla Littleton, secretary-treasurer. 2. Lorie Berkey radars into home planet. VV IVV David Brant Denise Breegle V Kathy Bryner John Bucy M 1 Jodi Carolus '51 ii' 57 I ' Ed Clay 1 isss ' flIOQtepUf -i fi 4 i sl Ansel' V V VV V , -,,, 4, ' 'N Rena Augustine , Sandi Augustine Wyy V , V VVV I, V , , V Keith Baker 2 1 li s ii Lorie Berkey ' fa Lg wi 1 Randy Berkey Vit K .,V A -. W4 4 R, fy M W' K Q Z J V A ', ,,V VV V X aye l ' Fill emims'Topl2,uug K-f X25 -gnu - r an .e 'Q : .OA ls S Si l i .L in ,Q-. s A ,is . .X Q .. ZZL if it ' .... K N Yagi W a ii A an kk: .. ,nf for Teresa Fox Albert Garofalo Mark Gary Lisa Gontis Tammy Gross Elmer Halle i Lisa Clevenger Scott Clevenger Jeff Colflesh 'X v' :gtk ' , ,.. X Q iii!!! 521 52221 fsfasiii' as ii: :f:i:. f Q I twin, 1:- Bonnie Crawford Jesse Engleka Wanda Faidley 5. 1. Pam Phillippi, what big feet you have! All the better to stomp you with. 2. Junior committee - Row 1: Tim Heiple, Tammy Gross, Carla Littleton, Karolyn Schanerg Row 2: Dale Pletcher, Patty Johnson, Lorie Berkey, Susan Miller, Sally Sanner. Chris Harbau gh Jeff Hay Tim Heiple Julie Henry Rex Henry Matt Hixson Francis Hochard Cindy Hostetler iostio ' ,f W , , S, wi ffw , iw dw' ? M , S , , MM 2 ,ma . nwwk , Q Z' fi, ,hy W? ,.... M.. 4? A' win: ,,, . For February Spirit Week, excited juniors brandished cowboys and Indian gear and cheered the popular motto: We're the class of '81, we're almost done and number one! 1. Uh-oh, I lost my horse, remarks Rena Augustine. 2. The class of '81 band leads the junior parade to victory during Spirit Week. fDoot! Doot! Doot! Go, Team, Golf 38 Howfokvgog School WWK 4 , , K. 4 f 'S ug, 2, 1 V f 'Pl' g pun f my W J 1' 5 My is , I K: K, ' J Q, My W 17, , L , ,,' x ,ks A ,. -, on John J agnow Patty Johnson Randy Judy Sharon Judy Fred Kaufman Greg Keefer Oliver Kidd Stanley King ,gms ' .. 'ith X. Tracy King .4 Mary Kinsella V. g ' b ,1. ii Patty Kiink M .-1-Q -N Kathy Knepper t ay, Paula Knopsnyder T ' Q T' V Yi V . Dave Kusch f A S S yy tt, . , Lori Lam bert ., Jeff Latshaw I -mhy 3, David Leer - gt F wt N Gregg Lemmon Q .P ' .ZW-e ' ,jfii Paul Lenhart L t P Judymone ' fl ' S Carla Littleton ' Q S S ft .t Donna Marker Vg W f X John McVicker ai as ual My g -' KurtMetz 1 Y L , ,,, .Sk il ' Marjorie Meyers .t A 3 .,.,, fttt Y as Michelle Meyers f. W Susan Miller ' Q L.. ,,tt W A t,- . . Vicki Miller ,X-i4 4 L Z f i., ii-.. as KathyMitChel1 . fist .1 M , so if t t Tina Myers L' istt , David Nedrow ft at . , t. . . ., . X 1 f if X K. ' ' 'M as t . Q . t .-ls 1. Jodi Pletcher takes school life too seriously. 2. Not another sneaky idea, Sue Schrock. 3. When Rich Stoner hits his drum, people tremble. 4. We got you Indians now! exclaim Jeff Singer and Stanley King. -tw Idikks .K '-fs' xr me . Nr--.A Q P' Q-si, Q ,- x f XR , xv-5: XJ , W .. y.,,,fg N v Q x K4 Y ,Y V . Sf E is swf' S ie- - -H I is Q' .iii h Q m S. R , '? P Y W ' 'E' A N' it Q. 96 V' N S. W W. ef .J N l ff ,I ef .1 ff if rs ' - . Qt S., - Azqi IU' ,saw x ,4 X W 1 ', ,X 1 'R f -1 X i 3 Taxi! , 1 V X559 . X., Jimi, -5 :rw E - :Z 3, .. T . A . . . S' an , ,, as 'ii -. gk S . rx .1 .:. . . N, X6 ,S S. ik I 1 'N - 1 fx .1 Paul Ohler Beth Ann Ortman Vincent Peracchio Jim Pfeifer Dale Pletcher Danny Pletcher Jill Pletcher Jodi Pletcher Tom Pletcher Carl Pritts Linda Purbau gh George Pyle Sharon Pyle Suzanne Ringer Amy Romesberg J ack Romesberg Eric Rose Carl Samler Sally Sanner Ricky Sarver Angela Saylor 0 Karolyn Schaner Kimberly Scheffel Susan Schrock 1. Randy Berkey dresses up like Wild Bill Hickock for Spirit Week. 2. Intramurals competition provides a constructive outlet for juniors' enthusi- asm. A2 Michele Shaulis Jeff Singer Gregg Snyder Kellie Snyder Mark Spangler Tim Stevanus Richard Stoner Roxann Swindell Mark Temple Gary Townshend Dennis Warner Cathy Weaver Donald Weimer Bill Wood Randy Yachere Wesley Yoder Richard Younge Brenda Younkin Brian Younkin Kay Younkin ' cf - - 15: wg, sf' 6, 4 if 'ix ,ggi . , S, .E Q N s'l. 'i illvx' 2 .sift Q, S X we x 5 t Y Q tte 5 K A s ttlel ' is S if AM .-1f T, Ntbb S X. f . - V L I i:s 5 -I' H if 3 9 5- In Ng 1 ., X5 r.,-R . ,I ,.. -. Q ,-if i A ...K ,A If J .1 KN? , t K, 'if S? . Lisww. ..,-Sv ,lr J U su N-.0 .--.-. in-Q-u mwmwuuh. 1-- -fiv- , fwfi :syzk .fb ia, 'J Vi. N. K A Sifma. xv- S - 3 .Q NZ. ,-N031 f fl nl , ' ff HALL PAQQ Uuduwlfassmew NAMES Events was was DESTINATION EJCCIJQINGTEACHEIZQ W - Passing Hvwuglvaf fxjpioaffpbckauoolffgeawf studentsahudfofv Pwdwvawwwfwu wants, fines Hmbwiflbbe wnembefwJ1.Atcouomf1S, mswllmgm wmmgwwww oompdwomolwhlauws addfaffoudvobwmauw. 01, '82 Pwsewts Qoplv-Qeww The annual Soph-Senior, sponsored by the sophomore class, was held on November 16, 1979, in the high school cafeteria. Couples attended and danced to the music provided by Legend, which consisted of Rock- wood graduates Troy Cramer, Dave Clement, Rick Pyle, and Rick Tiptong and Pete Stumpf from Somerset. The theme for the evening was We've Got Tonight. 1. Donna Marker, Nick Wohlfarth, Chip Romesberg and his date, along with Carla Lit- tleton and Scott Bowman find an evening of enjoyment at the Soph-Senior. 2. Lori Weyand and Shanda Queer look up just in time to see Jim Pfeifer sneer at the camera. 3. Couples enjoy slow dancing to the music pro- vided by Legend 4. Everyone seems to be in the mood to dance the night away. 5. All enjoy a chance to rest their feet while the band takes a break. ,mari ,ag , ,Va QW wg f in .. +5 ii H-70 . , yi,, 0 .pw fu Nw 'i N Kqkf' Z K 2 E5:f5s f x X pp K W NN 1 jx pf v -ss, 'N QpwCivTeaaw Speech Team is relatively new to the Rockwood Area School. Five years ago, the concept of speak- ing competitively against other schools was intro- duced to the students. Within the last year, some members of Speech League began competing in the NFL CNational Forensic Leaguej, a prestigous organization in which students have a chance to accumulate points to achieve different awards and merits. The Speech Team participated in seven tournaments. 1. Speech Team members Jennifer Stahl and John Gielarowski smile about their important victories while their coach, Mr. Hook, reminisces about the meet. 2. To be, or not to be? That is the question Rex Temple seems to be asking. 3. Jodi Pletcher applauds the technique of one of her teammates during practice. is .,, . ,L K if Q' A an-se A ' Q A Q i-.... School Qpwzb This year Student Council blasted off boys' basketball season with a spirit week. Monday was inside-out day. Tuesday, fifties day, included a pep rally where students learned new cheers. Mr. Lamp introduced the varsity team after discussing the coming season. Mr. Baltzer's introduction of the junior varsity team was followed by several skits. Wednesday was red and white day, end- ing the week before Thanksgiving vacation. A second spirit week was held before basketball playoffs. On Monday each class decided how it would show its spirit for class competition. On Tuesday, the seventh and eighth grade students wore hats to express their support of the team. The ninth and tenth graders wore patches and red and white on Wednesday. Thursday was the day for juniors to dress as cowboys and Indians and for seniors to wear black and gold, the champion Steeler col- ors. Friday, everyone dressed in his spirit clothes and partici- pated in the pep rally. Judged on originality, amount of class par- ticipation, and, of course, Class spirit, the class of '81 won the com- petition. My 1. Lynn Gontis, modeling her black and gold, the champion Steeler colors, shows her faith in our school team. 2. Blake Pletcher seems to be wondering where his faithful horse is. 3. Rockwood faculty members show their spirit. On October 19, 1979, the AFS held a Fall Frolic in the cafeteria and gym. Not only did the AFS raise money by holding this event, but also it gave other organizations a chance to raise money by setting up their own booths. 1. Mrs. Smith and Sally Sanner discuss the success of the evening, 2. Vickie King waits in line for her turn to throw darts at the teacher's pic- ture of her choice. 3. He wouldn't dare! 4. Maybe he wouldll 5. He did!!! x., 5 50 Fwlw, APS Weelwwl Several families of the Rockwood community served as hosts to ten AFS students for the AFS Weekend held March 26-29, 1980. The visiting students took a field trip to the Maple Festival and attended classes and a dance held in their honor. Students from Rockwood had the opportunity to talk to the foreign exchange students and learn about their schools and countries. 4, ppi it , 3 . as-Q.. 1. Chris Scelles, Rockwood's AFS student, enjoys the Maple Festival with visiting AFS representatives. 2. Patty Brougher and Karl Nagle enjoy a pan- cake dinner with the exchange students. Latrobe, Hempfield, Australia, South Africa, and Colorado visit Rockwood. .B '49 3. AFS students from Paraguay, Switzerland, Qwewvw 6ofvMap0e Seven contestants participated in this year's Maple Prin- cess Contest, held on Dec. 6, 1979. Crowned as Rockwood's 1980 Maple Princess was Amy Walters. First runner-up was Shel ey Neilg second runner-1? was Lynn Gontis. The other contestants were Melissa oder, Linda Sleasman, Susan Charney, and Peggy Meyers. 1. The girls happily congratulate Amy. 2. Amy Walters, 1980 Maple Princess. 3. Shelley Neil, first runner-up, answers her questions. 4. Lynn Gontis gives a pretty smile after being named second runner-up. , 5. Peggy Meyers dances for her talent. 6. Melissa Yoder performs her number. 7. Sue Charney shows her skill on the saxo- phone. 8. Contestants were Peggy Meyers, Linda Sleasman, Sue Charney, Melissa Yoder, Shelley Neil, Lynn Gontis, and Amy Walters. 9. Linda Sleasman uses humor in her talent number. g' f. .Q if s:,-: 5 g 1 5 6 6 53 ? sw '17 N? qv' 2 'xy f 41- .. This year's musical, Bye, Bye, Birdie, directed by Mrs. Logsdon and her son, Scott, was presented on Oct. 25, 26, and 27, 1979. 1. Mae Peterson fJennifer Stahll shows her unhappiness at the thought of losing her son. 2. Rose Alvarez fJaynn Tobiasj and Albert Peterson CTerry Schmidtj give happy smiles after all their problems are solved. 3. Teenagers Ann Kincaid, Susan Tedrow, Judy Leone, Kay Marker, and Tracy King go crazy over Conrad Bir iel 4. Conrad Birdie fJohn Gielarowskij says good-bye to his fans before going to the army. 5. Pla Cast - Row 1: Amy Puffenber fer, Ann Kincaid, Joe lllar, Kurt Tipton, Scott Sanner, Kim Krdbsg Row 2: Susan Ted- row, Scott Romesburg, Amy Schrock, Patricia Holyfield, Jud ' Leone, Rhonda Henr , Sherri Kre er, Vince Svonavec, Mark Sipe, Kirk Dull, Row gr Ken Dupresill Tobias, Joan Shumaker, Tim Patrick, Jonn Gielarowski, Terry Schmidt, Jennifer Stahl, Jill Love, Michele Du are: Row 4: Kevin Waltermire, Tina Kidd, Lisa Gontis, Tracy King, Kay Marker, Anita Weimer, Chris Seelles, Diane Waltermire. 6. Crew - Row 1: Patty Johnson, Am ' Walters, Dou O'Don- nell, Sue Schrock, Diane Gary, Jodi lgletcher: Row Donna Marker, Dave Weyand, Francis Hochard, Scott Romesburg, Amy Schrock, Shanda Caueer, Kurt Tipton, Kevin Yoder, Joe Illar, Scott Sanner. Mar Sine: Row 3: Susan Tedrow, Wendy Stahl, John Jagnow, Matt Hixson, Jack Romesberg, Ruth King, Kirk Dull, Row 4: Susan Miller, Holly Plefcher, Penny'Ritenour, Jeff Hay, Jim Pfeifer, Lori Weyand, Peggy Leasock, Dorla Knopsnyder. 7. Kim MacAfee fJill Tobiasj tells Hugo Peabody fKen Duprcl that he is the only one for her, 54 Buda, Bgw, Bindief' Qmwmwg Success I' ' wliflls tlwAvu The Christmas concert was held on December 13. Junior and Senior Bands, along with the cho- ruses, performed their musical selections, help- ing to enhance the Christmas spirit. 1. Mr. Kingera directs his first Christmas concert at Rock- wood. 2. The chorus says, Merry Christmas, with a song. 3. The spirit of Christmas comes to life with music. K i2 F' Qpfdag Begins with Music 1 The music department, breaking tradition, divided the Spring Concert into two concerts, two different nights. The Junior Band and Chorus performed on May 8. On May 15 the Senior Band, Chorus, and Stage Band performed, dedi- cating Yesterday and Song of the Sea to the graduat- ing seniors. 1. Junior Chorus members perform before a receptive audience. 2. Stage Band, a new addition tothe music program, performs songs such as Just the Way You Are by Billy Joel. 3. Senior Chorus entertains the audience with a song dedicated to the seniors, Song of the Sea. 4. Junior Band, although small in size, plays to full potential. 5. Senior Band performs its first Spring concert under the direction of Mr. Richard Kingera. 57 1980 Pfwawl-leMfa1vQeuewQpfdmgs The Prom, held May 9 at Seven Springs, had as its theme The First Time. Fifty- four couples began the evening with a sit- down dinner at 6:30 in the Club Room. The entertainment was provided by Aura The Prom King and Queen were Roger King and Jill Love. 1. Lori Lambert, Tammy Gross, Peggy Leasock, Jen- nifer Stahl, and Lynn Gontis seem to be enjoying the evening. 2. Melissa Yoder, Michele Shaffer, and their dates never seem to tire of dancing. 3. Linda Sleasman, Maggie Hixon, and their escorts begin the evening with smiles. 4. The Prom is a happy event for all, including Carol Hall, Joni King, Lori Putman, and their dates. it lfw-Y'-'e ' 1. Junior class president Tammy Gross presents Prom King and Prom Queen awards to Roger King and Jill Love, as their escorts, Teresa Fox and John Fox look on. 2. Sue Miller is caught in the middle of a brother and sister quarrel. 3. Amy Walters, J aynn Tobias, and their dates make a nice foursome. 4. Juniors Tom Pletcher, Roxann Swindell, Sally Sanner, Kurt Metz, and Fred Kaufman are thrilled over their first Prom. 5. It can't be that bad, Tammy Gross says to Albert Knoblach. nog Lf' , Leg 5 Students, by attending the variety of assemblies provided by the school, have had the opportunity to enrich their minds. Assemblies, such as two singing groups, a horse show, National Honor Society inductions, a preview of the class musical, and Scholastic Quiz tryouts served, not only as educa- tion, but also as entertaining diversions. 1. Horsing around in school? 2. Chris Scelles, Dennis Nicklow, Mildred Shaulis, and Melissa Mull are proud to be inducted into N.H.S. 3. The group. Trapezoid, performs folk music during an assem- bly in school again this year. 4. Sing it for us one more time, Conrad, shout the members of the Conrad Birdie Fan Club. 5 4 nh School elwwbToo.ms School spirit was encouraged through several pep rallies for the various sports. The j.v. and varsity cheerleaders did skits, taught, and led cheers. During one pep rally, competi- tion was held between the grades to see who had the most spirit. The coaches introduced their players and spoke about the upcoming seasons. 1. Cheerleaders Melissa Yoder, Sue Stoner, Holly Schrock, Carla Littleton, and Violet Hall perform a pom pom routine for the Spirit Week pep rally. 2. Several Student Council members present a skit to help raise spirit. 3. Cheerleaders brighten pep rallies. tix-N The academic awards assembly was held on May 28. Awards given included FFA, NHS, achievement, NEDT, French, Ger- man, and shorthand. 1. Mr. Weimer presents Chip Romeslierg, Vince Svo- navec, Mark Latuch, Richard Benson, and Rick Sarver their FFA awards as they march by in perfect timing. 2. Mrs. Miller congratulates Jaynn Tobias on another of her awards. 3. Kurt Metz smiles as Mrs. Miller gives him his Scho- lastic Quiz Team award. 4. Rockwood's foreign exchange teacher, Mr. Borne- mann, presents Doug O'Donnell with his foreign lan- guage award. 5. Students anxiously await their physical fitness awards. Eafwu AtMeiioAwwwls af f f I, , ,,,, ,iv 2 I fl 4 sf 1,4-X 913' we ,. At the assembly on May 29, various athletic awards were presented. They included cheerleading, basketball, base- ball, track, volleyball, golf, softball, FFA basketball, tennis, and wrestling. 1. Mr. Buck makes comments on individual base- ball players, Mike Costea, Dave Lambert, Terry Schmidt, Tim Heiple, and Rob Pritts, as they receive their letters. 2. Miss Kartesz gives basketball and wrestling cheerleaders, Vicki Yoder, Michele Shaffer, Sue Miller, and Tammy Pugh, their awards. 3. Mr. Lamp happily presents pins and letters to basketball players Terry Schmidt, Roger King, and Rusty Henry. 4. Mr. Jones presents letters to tennis players Kurt Metz, Mark Temple, Lori Weyand and Rex Tem- ple. . A Nw M01Sco1b'? A rocket, donated by the borough of Rockwood, was obtained from the Armed Services by Dr. Shinholt. Bobby Breckenridge created the design to be painted on the rocket by the senior class. The rocket was later erected in front of the school. 1. Rockwood's 1980 AFS student, Christian Soelles, investigates the new school mascot. 2. Seniors Sue Charney and Cheri Hanger are having fun while painting the rocket. 3. New students who just came to Rockwood during the 1979-80 school year are pictured with the new rocket. 64 EawLTwwls flypfw ' 1, 9' 'Kr A H? This year the band traveled to Pitt to participate in a halftime show featuring many bands from all over the t if state. While there, they attended a morning practice ses- if 5 sion and met members of other bands. They also watched ii .,.. 3 the Pitt vs. Boston College football game, which Pitt won. it ri , i.- - I ttt W . Y A . We-A F KN, vm fr' Q ,uf J ,. Q ,Lai ' -I J: . 73 1. Rob Puffenberger, Jay Miller, and Dave Weyand marvel at the size of Pitt Stadium. 2. Rockwood band members have a new experience marching on the football field at Pitt Stadium. 3. Sharon Charney is leery of Chris Gerber's capability to handle that big drum. 4. Members of the National Colors anxiously await their practice at Pitt Stadium. ul 'H ww .mx J in N, wi' mm., Hall Pass Undmdassmew NAMES Atweizss 0'9fMfa0ff0wS Evwfb Vosfaclv TIMES meg DEQHNGHON EXCIJQINGTEACHEIZQ APPROVEDBY Mamgshsduffspanticipaie iwHwmumbwvoQ mgawgaims smiths-mzstg ogati10d:1ssa1bI2.ockwoo1L. Actwwss w1s'0w5uQLiUlb almostcwg iutmststudeufs mag!1aue,ausLspoatsww omilabdegowdwfwfo sfagpkgswalfg 6it.VoPtaclv M5 bg Qwwmg aw ohssfwowbutfafsofbg using Hx1sl21souaUedgefiwwaeoJ0ffH6a siiuafiowbg passing tlvwuglv astuoljob wpwdsuoes. Tlmewwpcadeuoesemiclv owvhigksclwowzgsawimaks upfiwmw Www WHS oQ1980. ' 'Vcvuswg owtlwMovol 1 M 1. Kathy Knepper is involved in some fast- action dribbling. 2 Spunky Wanda Faidley aims for the shot. 3. Beth Ortman shows her ability with the ball. 4. Varsity Team - Wanda Faidley, Jamie Weaver, Lisa Clevenger, Andrea Wolfarth, Jodi Pletcher, Diana Hauger, Jill Pletcher, Kathy Knepper, Beth Ortmang Center: Coach Cornish. 5. Lisa Clevenger reaches for the tip after a jump ball. 6. Jill Pletcher dribbles the ball at a stand still while looking for a teammate. 7. Jodi Pletcher takes in the ooach's comment. 8. Kay Younkin gains control of a jump ball. 9. Beth Ortman, Andrea Wolfarth, Jamie Weaver, and Diana Hauger wait for their chance to be sent into the game. ' Y gd 2 3 5-is A s'---va-w.....,.,,.. ss-Q.NW,..,s,.. X, , According to Coach Cornish, the biggest change on this year's team was the fact that there were no sen- iors. The team will have all five start- ers returning and a good bench to support them next year. This year's team captains were Kathy Knepper and Kay Younkin. Wanda Faidley made second string on the county team, and Kay Younkin received an honorable mention and was the sec- ond top rebounder in Somerset County with a total of 264 rebounds. iii , K ,ltttlt.., l r - fi 7 .MIR tt 4 Gfn!s'J.M Qhoobtawiwl . . X: I Q l ,n,,...,f- e V 'il ss 1, Girls' J.V. Team 4 Row 1: Patty Benford, Sharon Fharney, Jamie Weaver, Coach Zellers, Lisa Cleyenger, Beth Ortman, Jill Pleteher: Row 2: Kelly Brougher, Patti Lytle, Jodi Pleteher, Andrea Wohlfarth, Diana Hauger. 2. Sharon Charney anticipates a foul shot. 3. Jamie Weaver waits for the referees deci- sion after a discretion call. 4. These JV. players may he taking a break, but they're still cheering on their teammates. 5. Jill Pletcher passes the hall and gets ready to set up for offense. 6. The J.V. team this year had a lot of action. 7. J.V. and Girls' Varsity Stats - Row 1: Lisa Mickey, Tammy King, Dawn Pletcherl Row 2: Cindy Faidley, Fheri Haugger, Peggy Meyers, Diane Gary, Dana Lowery. vmzfg mmm OeeatefTenwMoweuts! ' . W WKW tw ,,,, me 1' Q. 1 , 1005 i' ,.-Q-W Ir,- W4 at Y A .1 'C -1 mfg .. M ...J .. 1. A team's ability to pray together helps them to play together. 2. Rusty Henry slam-dunks the ball during a pep rally as Karl Nagle watches. 3. Varsity Team - Row 1: Mgr. Tim Patrick, Greg Keefer, Tim Heiple, John Jones, Jeff Hay, Rob Pritts, Mgr. Jim Petersg Row 2: Coach Lamp, Dave Kusch, Roger King, Karl Nagle, Rusty Henry, John Fox, Terry Schmidt. 4. Rusty Henry prepares himself for the ball so he can once again score two points. 5. Waiting for the ball, Roger King takes a moment to loosen up his wrists. 6. John Fox, notorious for guarding the oppo- nent closely, is ready to get back in the game. 7. Terry Schmidt waits in mid-court while a fel- low Rocket attempts a shot from the foul line. 8. Greg Keefer nets a point from the foul line. 9. After playing a good game, Karl Nagle gets a handshake from teammate Rusty Henry. 1. Rob Pritts has a hard time choosing the per- fect ball. 2. Dave Kusch dribbles the ball up court, trying for two more points. 3. Waiting for the next play is Jeff Hay. 4. John Jones, the youngest member on the team, contributes his share. 5. Tim Heiple scouts the area for an open team- mate. 6. Basketball Statisticians - Row 1: Amy Wal- ters, Jill Loveg Row 2: Diane Gary, Renee Pritts, Sue Charney. 74 x Vwuswg Qpffwt. xwswbssm new 1. Sorry, but my skirt's at the cleaners, smiles Beth Ortman. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders - Row 1: Babe Hall: Row 2: Michelle Morgan, Sue Stoner, Holly Schrock, Melissa Yoder: Row 3: Carla Littleton, Renee Pritts, Beth Ortman. CHAMPIONS DlSTRlCT S .V. I2nc!wtsAGEFwwLUp! 4 , as , ' .. Q 44. , .3 Lf N ,aff 4 rin.,- f-...WN 1. Coach lialtzer gives his J.V. players it pep talk during a time out. 2, Jeff Huy walks slowly towztrfl the lmeneh after missing a foul shot. 3. JY. team anil managers - Row 1: Fred Kaufman, John Jones, Brian Mitchell, Kurt Crosbie, Mike Sterner, Russ Pletcher, Greg King, Jesse lrlnglekag Row 2: Mark Putman, Dave Kuseh, Tom Pletcher, Dennis Warner, Eric Rose, Greg Keefer, Jeff Hay, Coach Balt- zer. 4. The intensity of the game captures the watchful eyes of these JY. players. 5. After a fast break, Greg Keefer attempts to steal the hall. 6. Guarcleml closely, Dave Kuseh looks for a teammate to take the ball onto the floor. 7. J.Y. players set up an offense in hopes of scoring two points. 8, Mike Sterner attempts aifoul shot with a hopeful look on his face. JWUW HBQWAMS Gofvvcfoag 1 .5 Q 4 X 1. Rockwood players scramble for the rebound. 2. Scott Sanner scores on a high jump shot. 3. Junior High team and managers - Row 1: Chris Hay, Jim Peters, Mark Lenhart, Jeff Bowman, Jim Miller, Rex Baker, Kevin Hoover, Mike Pritts, John Benfordg Row 2: Jeff Schaner, Sean Black, Darrell Pletcher, Scott Sanner, Mark Mull, Mark Sipe, Bob Snyder, Mark Metz. 4. Mark Mull, 14, blocks a shot while teammates look on. 5. Coach Keith Sanner sits on the bench with his players during a foul shot. 6. Sean Black, 24, tries to get the ball to a teammate before it's stolen. 7. Mark Sipe, 22, jumps for the ball while teammates get ready to receive it. -. .1 JMX Cliwv 'euwowl 1. With help from varsity cheerleaders, J.V.'s , . cheer on their team. W NR 2, J.V. Cheerleaders - Vicki Yoder, Amy Mey- is Q si- 1 ers, Tammy Hay, Andrea Wohlfarth, Katty 'WNX Latshaw, Sharon Charney. 1. Wrestling Cheerleaders - Row 1: Kathy Brochtg Row 2: Tammy Pugh, Sue Miller, Michele Shafferg Row 3: Michelle Meyers. 2. Wrestling cheerleaders give the guys some support by chanting a new cheer. W lNOJllt0fp'wU! 1. Vince Svonavec attempts to free himself from a head lock. Vince received honorable mention in the county as an outstanding wres- tler. 2. Chris Harbaugh jumps rope as a warm-up exercise so that his muscles as well as his mind will be relaxed. 3. After pinning his opponent, Blake Pletcher receives warm congratulations from team- mates. 4. Chip Romesberg is on all fours as he breaks away from his opponent's grip. 5. Jeff Latshaw pulls in the leg of his opponent with the intent of rolling him. 6. The concentration on Frank Leone's face shows the head-work involved in wrestling. 7. John Neil chins his opponent while trying to pull in the arm. 8. Varsity Wrestling Team S Row 1: Dan Campbell, Sam Romesberg, Vince Svonavec, Bill Wood, Kevin Yoder, Frank Leone, Row 2: Jeff Latshaw, Chip Romesberg, Chuck Ringer, John Neil, Scott Bowman, Blake Pletcher. 9. Coach Dykstra loosens up Dan Campbell as they prepare for his match. Tig GMT 82 I' QE, 1. X xv x f ,.x Q ,AN 5 f' NSN J ' I-rig W G-wolbTl1e1fuBest 1. Jonas Klink attempts to body slam Ken Wil- helm. 2. Junior High Wrestling Team - Row 1: Mike Phillippi, Jim Romesberg, Joe Meyers, Ron Walker, Jim Gontis, Dean Vought, Dennis Trimneyg Row 2: Gerald Weimer, Phillip Tims, Jack Lowery, Lloyd Young, Vic Clevenger, Lynn Clevengerh Matt Romesbergg Row 3: Bernell Pugh, Bill Mitchell, Jeff Miller, John Livengood, Jonas Klink, Ken Wilhelm, Wade Weller, Stacy Pritts, Coach Cornish. 3. Stacy Pritts, bottom, and Wade Weller dem- onstrate the ready position before starting to wrestle. 4. Joe Meyers shows some of the form that advanced him to states in Pee-Wee wrestling. 5. Jim Gontis attempts a take-down on Ron Walker. 6. Bill Mitchell watches the referee as Mark Collins prepares to get up on the whistle. 84 ,. -h 1 X .. an A K K K 04 .1 is- xwx Vwusifg Volllogballb Dives who Qeasow 1. Statisticians: Violet Hall, Sonja Hearn, Melissa Shinholt. 2. Varsity Volleyball Team - Row 1: Beth Ortman, Lisa Clevenger, Kathy Knepper, Carla Littleton, Mar- gie Meyers, Jill Pletcher, Tammy Livengood, Man- agerg Row 2: Diana Hauger, Andrea Wohlfarth, Sue Stoner, Kay Younkin, Cindy Hostetler, Donna Marker, Cheri Hauger, Mrs. Dom, Coach. 3. Donna Marker and Lisa Clevenger await the result of a spike. 4. Sue Stoner returns a hard serve while Beth Ortman and Margie Meyers prepare for an assist. 5. Kay Younkin, Jill Pletcher, and Andrea Wohlfarth watch a spiked ball go out of bounds. 6. Kathy Knepper back-sets for a good spike. 7. Lisa Clevenger bumps the ball while Cindy Hostet- ler, Beth Ortman, and Sue Stoner look for a good set. anal' 2 l 1 lsa. .P l WE? tim ni 4,30 odgfo 86 Anurag. IU V' - 1. Margie Meyers, Carla Littleton, Cindy Hostetler, Diana Hauger, and Jill Pletcher, wait to return the serve. 2. J.V. Volleyball Team - Row 1: Patti Lytle, Sharon Charney, Ann Rose, Lori Lambert, Michelle Morgan, Row 2: Jill Pletcher, Diana Hauger, Joan Romes- berg, Donna Marker, Cindy Hostetler, Andrea Wohlfarth, Tammy Livengood, Manager: Row 3: Shanda Queer, Kelly Brougher, Beth Ortman, Lisa Cleven- ger, Margie Meyers, Carla Littleton. 3. Lori Weyand bumps the ball as Sharon Charney waits for her set. 4. Diana Hauger spikes the ball against an opponent's block while Joan Romes- berg and Michelle Morgan wait for the return. 5. Cindy Hostetler spikes the ball as Jill Pletcher backs her up. 6. Coach Dom calls a time-out to explain a new defensive play. 7. Lisa Clevengcr shows her serving form. olfdwQ-eww! My-M d '-Q. 'Y id 1. ,, , My Azy mf' ?. ff'--...,,,. hm.-.M-0 s- 'Iii' ---W-...........-., 4,14 . Lm,, r ' 4 -Q fb 6 a 7 e1wIsTeam Qmaslws Its Wag tavctofng 1. A look of grim determination covers Kurt Metz's face as he follows through on his swing. 2. Pictured are Chris Scelles, Mr. Jones, and Jim Pfeifer just after Chris and Jim competed in the district finals. 3. Trying to net another point is Mark Temple. 4. Lori Weyand takes a break from district prac- tice to flash a confident smile. 5. Rex Temple reaches for the sky as he attempts to serve the ball. 6. Now what should I do? asks Jim Pfeifer as he waits for some more pointers. This year's team had its first unde- feated season in the history of our school. It was another first to have win- ners at the district level. Chris Scelles and Jim Pfeifer won the District 5 Boys' Champion Doubles competition. WWE is i V .,V IA , if ziz m-4' li ' ' . V . ,.,., - ' .f .... . . 'f . . ' f5::'?7 , Z- '15,z ::f.mz--:'f Aj .gu,..f,i5f 'fe 4 f ag 1 5 ., I, 'W ,-Q.. K it 5 . X x aw Rui-eldgf Y bk. . if ik .F as S Q . Q x 'i ff is 3 x gf E.: S , i ' Q N ' K, uf K if wh Tifo Numh0JvTivwo bg F F-A For the third straight year, the F.F.A. Team clinched the County Title. The team was coached by Mr. Baltzer, who, with the help of the players, led the team to victory. 1. Members of the F.F.A. Team await the results while Nick Wohlfarth smiles with confidence. 2. The final score of the Somerset vs. Rockwood game lifts spirits. 3. F.F.A. Basketball Team - Row 1: Jack Romesberg: Row 2: Mark Latuch, Dale Pletcherg Row 3: Terry Shaulis, Chip Romesberg, Matt Hixson, Nick Wohlfarth: Row 4: Roger Shultz, Vince Svonavec, Scott Bowmang Row 5: Ed Clay, Blake Pletcherg Row 6: Coach Baltzer. TwcbTeaml2awS Gow afvctong 1. Frank Leone pushes hard to get across the finish line in the mile relay. 2. Row 1: Ann Kincaid, Lisa Mickey, Patricia Benford, Jaynn Tobias, Susan Charney. Row 2: Sean Black, Tom Showman, Kurt Crosbie, Coach Jan Tomko, Brian Hay, Matt Romesbergg Row 3: John Benford, Frank Leone, Chuck Ringer, Jim Knopsnyder, John Jones. Row 4: Roger King, Albert Knoblach, Nick Wohlfarth, Rusty Henry, Dennis Warner, Roger Bailey, Robb Puffenberger. Iuwiill 'MN' K . 1. Russel Pritts puts forth full effort in throw- ing the javelin. 2. Albert Knoblach follows through his javelin throw. 3. Tom Showman thinks, Just a little farther. 4. Paul Lenhart spreads his wings and flies over the hurdles. 5. Brian Hay jumps the hurdles ahead of his opponent. 6. As he releases the javelin, Kurt Tipton shows a look of determination. 7. Sean Black sprints towards the finish line. 8. Robert Puffenberger makes a good effort to get over the hurdle. wif y .N 94 ,W-15, .- . . f .... ' 1, ig... A -,K --fx . -:1.,,w.Q-,,'1 gy-Nw. I 4 I . - W ' , i. :X 9 V. x K K- ,, . I 4 A 1 .. fs. Mgf Vx 5 -. - W Wlmmlg 1 W-LJQ L f.. M W 41 S wi , S K f- -wwf' - X - - .V i, W.w.WJ M ,X L ' 4 f -Q , E .. Mk . x-,, ww. f , fx Q L LL' Lg . ,. gh, , .. b - N , , . if V- V ' 'fl 'W . ,Wig 7 1. Golf pro's Kurt Tipton and Jack Romes- berg take advantage of the nice day to practice their form. 2. Golf Team - Coach Jones, John Neil, J. R. Enos, Kirk Dull, Jack Romesberg, Karl Nagle, Dave Kusch, Jim Pfeifer, Dave Weyand, John Jones, Fred Kaufman, Kurt Tipton. 3. Kirk Dull stares intently at the golf ball while he prepares himself for the swing. 4. John Jones gives first-year man John Neil some advice on the art of teeing-off. 5. Hey, Coach, am I holding this club right? asks J. R. Enos as he and Fred Kaufman prac- tice some long distant drives. G-allofvftl fXy.,sx,m X .A I-.K ., -Na ff-ff 'K Q . K .,..- 4, Swv, .3 if Q i PM .s.r..s gm' ' 'K' wqvv L! 96 l ofa 14 52 19' ..,w,m i ,gww Q ww . -fx. . ,- 13.3.1 fi , . M, aqfhlmk x ,W w 'ff 1 r WSW J I M5 J' Q ff w w G-mls Uidelmto Qeasow 1. Hey, Coach, where's the Koolaid? 2. Row 1: Darlene King, Kay Younkin, Shanda Queer, Jill Pletcherg Row 2: Andrea Wohlfarth - statisti- cian, Kathy Bryner, Ruth King, Ann Rose, Julie Miller, Ann Knepper, Rhonda Henry, Diana Hauger, Mr. Baltzer - coach, Row 3: Carol Cane, Lisa Cleven- ger, Sue Ringer, Lorie Berkey, Pam Phillippi, Jamie Weaver, Denise Breegle, Sharon Charney. 3. Whaddaya mean she's safe? questions Carol Cane. 4. Pam Phillippi swings away. 5. It's going, it's going, it's gone, thinks Jamie Weaver. 6. Lorie Berkey gives a big smile as she waits for a line drive. 7. No, she's the one who should be thrown out, Coach! explains Sue Ringer. 8. Bat'terup is Denise Breegle. 9. Kay Younkin gets into the swing of things. r - 1 ' ,, - - , L L ' f ? s5??3.,, 4..,, 5155 F-.2-N ,X N - ,, '- A. ff- ' H,-M.,-f - -Yi -' A ix M , , gs.wae,wS-w Sw W .J- U 'V Q ' V iagfgw, . I.. '11-3-QQXQTSKSQ mx e ' Q X f- 5, Wbm ve: If if KM -ff-' w,an.., .-N . .nv-.0 hw. J,,,..,,W,,.x. X 2, 1 H, ,,-as-H. ..,..- .. ,fm ' '::' ' ' 'fa ,MA ggi? Nr, Q , vanis h Rus .- .m.e?'.x. , at x '.q.'u.gi5F. 9 4 Y 3,3-f if YN with sf ...qv ff' -Q . ,A-,,,.,' .,..N.,. qsiuv... 33-. , - M,.,,i.. 039' ,Af-.. 340:-f ,r-K ...- 4 mst if :M ,1 -SC f 9 i l l 1. Ann Rose, alias Ed Ott, prepares for a strike. 2. And there she goes, cautions Carol Cane. 3. Oh, ya don't say! says Shanda Queer. 4. Fire away! mutters Rhonda Henry. 5. I hope my trusty arm won't let me down! smirks Diana Hauger. 6. Lisa Clevenger and Kay Younkin perform pregame warmups. 7. Come on, just a little farther, says Diana Hauger. l 1'Q'E with K ...... A Aix 100 Bmsebam l-fits ' ' Qeasow 1. The team looks on as Rob Pritts concentrates on hitting a home run. 2. Baseball Team - Row 1: Blake Pletcher, Chip Romesberg, Rob Pritts, Scott Bowman, J. Todd Gribble, Doug Lambert, Darrell Mitchell, Russell Pletcher, Tim Stevanusg Row 3: Dave Lambert, Mike Costea, Tim Heiple, Ed Clay, Terry Schmidt, Coach Dan Buck. we -A R. Enos, Matt Hixong Row 2: Dale Pletcher, ? K xgaa 'L i W 4 . -P.. 1 M: ,-4Qf?f'1-.24 Q4 5 NN -2 S6 X f W 2 R , X. w .,., -ev .fi , . I .- v.-- r, Jia-4. ' i -K1 xg,-,,,,Q x.P Q . A Lf r . M 5 mi .. A - 4 1. Tim Heiple, little man with a big bat, scares the other team. 2. Karl Nagle says, Don't worry, Coach, I'll get him out. 3. Lash Costea with his faithful companion Dave Lambert say, We'll give you a few point- ers. 4. Not another foul ball, Matt Hixson! 5. Just try to hit the ball over my head, declares J. R. Enos with Chip Romesburg and Big B Pletcher. 6. I'm gonna kill that ball! exclaims Scott Bowman. 7. Coach Buck contemplates future strategy. 8. Chip Romesberg prepares for a grand slam as Matt Hixson says, Strike 'im out! J, 65 92? Berl J12 If11gh lJNrestl1ng P. EF E f Qiiilwhland L 1 in J - ' Coach: Mr. l i E , - 7 f '-7 f' 'E ..'71 5: If -'7::': iic' QGI- Nm f'5 5 - 11-- , ' L 5 his Q mga Lrkf 104 Mr Dav1d S f fBerlih j Qff' mf, ,A -,, ,,,,, -,EL Rockw f 1'2? 5Q3S.hade Roc 5 Berllnm 6 52 V 5 - 'lf' Rockwoo ,,31 5gersd e Mm, H27 F QQ! ii ik? ,s1QiQJ3':35,fdg, 1 vt Mi Q j: sfh s X 52555 WWE: fy 12 H fri q 4 W Wfmie, ry ,fwlifjq '33 ,X y w- f fl 8 , 1 0 'gk ' 12 Y 1. Aw , gk Rockwood L: ,Ku M 0a i an . 5 The Rockwood chapter of the American Field Service sponsored one foreign exchange student this gear. Christian Scelles resided with r. and Mrs. Black, whose home is in Rockwood. Also, AFS sponsored an AFS Weekend where students from different schools were guests of Rockwood families. 1. AFS - Row 1: Ann Kincaid, Sally Sanncr, Michelle Morgan, Marla King, Row 2: Patricia Brou her, Susan Tedrow, Tammy, Pugh, Chris- tian Scelles, Jodi Pletcher, Lori utman, Judy Leone, Kay Marker. Audio-visual club, headed by Mr. Costantino, spent its time repairing broken audio-visual equipment. This grou was also responsib e for keep- ' iw News ing tiie equipment ready for use at all times. 2. Audio-visual A Row 1: Mr. Costantino fadvi- sorj, Jack Romesberg, Joe Illar, Francis Hoch- ard, Kirk Dull, Row 2: Dave Weyand, Kurt Tipton, Matt Hixson, Jeff Pritts. 3. First you open the bag, then you remove the chips, explains Mrs. Smith, advisor of AFS. 4. Let a woman supervise and see what hap- Benslu think Joc Illar, Dave Weyand, and Kirk ull as Shanda Queer bosses the job. 106 ff ,J Qquwwfw :reshape Bod Squad, a newly organized exercise program, was formed by Miss Zellers to provide students with a chance to keep in shape physically. 1. Someone put a dime in this thing, thinks Molly Metz. 2. Junior Bod Squad - Row 1: Lori Meyers, Ron Walker, Joe Meyers, Molly Metz, Bonnie Mitchell, Angie Morgan, Holly Pyle, Frannie Miller, Cindy Span- gler, Amy Puffenbergerg Row 2: Amy Barclay, Charla Gary, Patty Rose, Joanna Miller, Judy Weimer, Anita Bowlby, Tracy Phillippi, Amber Reese, Becky King, Kim Peterson, Tammy Beeman, Hope Struckoffg Row 3: Miss Zellers fadvisorl, Tina Newell, Penny Ritenour, Eugenia Stahl, Janice King, Cheryl Walker, Tammy Silvis, Jane King, Mary Ann Henry, Becky Hixson, Michele Dupre, Desa Stahl, Kim Snyder. 3. This isn't as easy as it looks! exclaims Cheryl Pritts. 4. Senior Bod Squad - Row 1: Tina Myers, Rena Augustine, Tammy Cox, Brenda Younkin, Julie Henry, Angela Saylor, Wanda Faidley, Miss Zellers ladvi- sorj, Linda Purbaugh, Lynetta Trimpey, Michele Judy, Laurie Purbaugh. tra C1ubsAttaIM2.ecog The Chess Club, advised by Mr. Rohlf, has assisted the members in develo ing their laying abilities. The club members could Tre found in man places around the sihool heavily involved, in quiet games of c ess. 1. Chess Club - Row 1: Charles Trimpey, Daniel Sar- ver, Jeff Miller, Ken Du re, Jeff Schaner: Row 2: Charles Modrak, Tob' Vlyalker, Jeff Scheffel, Rick Sarver, Mr. Rohlf Qadyvisorj, Pat Thompson, Stanley King, Rusty Cane: Row 3: Donald Romesberg, Mar Len art, Brian Younkin, Randy Judy, Earl Spangler, Russell Knopsnyder, Scott Maust. The Rockwood Cha ter of the Future Business Leaders of Pijmerica, headed by Mrs. Lamp, were active this year. The girls attended a workshxoglin the fall Where a speaker from the eeler School of Business addressed them. As art of the conference, they competed with schools in Somerset and Cambria Coun- ties in various shorthand and business law tests. During the holida s members made different food items for teachers and fruit baskets for the Senior Citizens. 2. FBLA - Row 1: Linda Slcasman, Sue Stoner, Joan Shumakerg Row 2: Theresa Mitchell, Jane Clawson, Peggy Medvers, Row 3: Sue Miller, Tracy King, Paula Knopsnyl er, Dorla Knopsnydcr, Peggy Leasock, Holliy Sc rock, Renee Pritts, Lori Putman, Joni King, Mar a King, Carla Littleton, Marjorie Meyers, Karo- lyn Schaner, Paula King, Debbie Collins, Bonnie rawford, Mrs. Lamp iadvisorl. 3. You see, it's like this, explains Renee Pritts, 4. World Chess Tournament, 1980. .ip 9? A H , WT'mlAw Clubs Busilg About E A Future Homemakers of America have been involved in various activities including drying and arranging flowers and weeds, building looms on which scarves were made, making homemade candy, and helping to serve the Senior Citizens their Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter din- ners. Mrs. Baumgardner is advisor, Julie Hay, president. 1. Santa's helpers, Lynetta Trimpey and Michelle Judy, make candy for the holiday season. 2. FHA - Row 1: Michelle Judy, Jacqueline Weimerg Row 2: Mrs. Baum- glardner Cadvisorj, Lorie Mitchell, Deanna Ohler, Lynetta Trimpey, Julie ay, Dianne Wilhelm. Foreign Travel Club consists of a proximately 25 mem- bers, who work constantly duringEtiie year in an effort to raise enough money to travel to urope each year. Fund- raisin activities include dances, hoa 'e sales, the sale of refresiments at basketball games, ancgbake sales. 3. FTC - Row 1: Mr, Bornemann fadvisorj, Peg Meyers, Julie Miller, Jody Patterson, Ruth Kin ,Lisa Mognet, Sue Schrockg Row 2: Theresa Rin ler, Shelley Neil, Deniseireegle, Amy Schrock, Patricia Holyfield, Tina Igdd, Kellie Snyder, Row 3: awn Geary, Charlotte Singer, Vicki Miller, Tammy Gross, Row 4: Deborah Shaffer, Anita Weimer, Lorie Berkey, Mandy Benford, Amy Meyers. 4. No, it's YOUR turn to plug in the pop machine! smirks Sue Schrock to Vicki Miller. The Rockwood Chapter of the Future Farmers of America brought many honors- to our school. This year, three members attained the Keystone Farmer Degree. This degree is the highest level that an FFA member can achieve on the state level. Mark Latuch placed second in Somerset County. Terry Shaulis achieved third place, and Vince Svonavec placed sixth. The advisor, Mr. Weimer, has been supervising the Rockwood FFA for four years. 1. Junior FFA - Row 1: Gerald Weimer, Roger Most, George Pirl, Ronald Collins, Curtis McClintock, Rick Sarver, Scott Vought, Row 2: Wir. Weimer fadvisorj, Keith Sarver, Roy Augustine, 'Gary ACrawford, Jeff Schaner, Don Romesberg, Mark Lenhart, James Meyers, Gurney Stevanusg Row 3: Vickie King, Kerry Ansell, George Beal, Russell Augustine, Terry Carolus, David Hauger, Brian Schrock, Stacy Pritts. 2. Junior FFA - Row 1: Mr. Weimer Qadvisorj, Charles Heining, Joe Anderson, Wade Weller, Roy Barron, Brian Hay, Wayne King, Row 2: Terry Hay, Bobby Snyder, Chris Gerber, Terry Tressler, Charles Ohler, Dave Mardis, Mike Reckner, James Romesberg, Dan Judy, Rob Carlson, Row 3: Gary Crawford, Mike Hoff- man, Jeff Hay, Ted Myers, James Enos, Jack Lowery. 3. Oh, no, not another 'Tom and Jerry' car- toon! think Mike Reckner and Charles Hein- mg. bhmks., Fuimc 2.4, 1 5 0' . on -Pr-:xc 1 Tb Fl M2 70' Q MCU 3,1 Q of T fig? 2' ff9i!T :Ri if 1. Senior FFA - Row 1: Richard Benson, Phil Hackwelder, Roger Shultz, Jack Romesberg, Rick Sarver, Jeff Hay, Dave Nedrowg Row 2: Greg Meyers, Vince Svonavec, Terry Shaulis, Blake Pletcher, Scott Bowman, Mike Meyers, Dan Pletcher, Willie Hinkle, Ed Clay, Dave Leer, Barry Romesberg, Dale Pletcher, Matt Hixson, Row 3: Jeff Latshaw, Mark Latuch, Chip Romesherg. 2. You get it? I don't get it. You got it?I forgot it! 3. Not that old trick again where he slips the card up his sleeve! muses Terry Shaulis as he watches Vince Svonavec. lll Photogwplww, The Photography Club could be found around the school snapping pictures, and many hours were spent developing film and printing pictures. Brian Brown and Chris Scelles instructed members on how to operate the camera and on various techniques to improve their pictures. 1. Photography Club - Row 1: Brian Brown, Christian Scellesg Row 2: Lisa Gontis, Tammy King, Dawn Pletcher, Patti Lytle. Lack of snow didn't hinder the spirits of Ski Club this year. Students and advisors, Mr. Cornish and Miss Brugh, skied the slopes of Seven Springs Resort in Champion, PA, when the weather permitted. Also several members partici- pated in a high school race at Wisp Ski Resort in Maryland. L4Q. KO Ugmwgmmg. mdcm 3,1 m- 56:3 - NUR ?2mS'r3,U'vg2S5 .-.,... ' FN S'-155ggg-2.121 UJQ 3-7' OZ'-an-'Cc fwfesefwiff Sgewemwag mf rTg- 3-SQ M fl! 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Ping-pong club - Row 1: Sue Davis, Sam Beachy, Doug Lambert, Jim Charney, Mike Singog Row 2: Mark Temple, Danny Pletcher, Rex Temple, Jeff Hay, Bob Metzgar, Greg Boucher, Todd Miller, Mike Whipkey, Phil Tims, Matt Romesberg, Dave Lambert, Mike Costeag Row 3: Sonja Hearn, Jill Temple, Jeff Colflesh, Scott Romesburg, Tim Heiple, Rob Pritts, Amy Walters. 2. Mike Singo watches as Jim Charney bounces to keep the ball on the table. Sam Beachy, Sue. Davis, and Scott Romesburg await their turns. 3. That ball had better make it over the net, muses Tim Heiple during a grueling ping-pong game. The Rifle Club, advised by Mr. Vought, taught students not only the proper way to handle fire arms but also other good safety practices. 1. Rifle club - Row 1: Rob Carlson, Ken Gary, Beth Dull, Teryll Gribble, Darlene King, Tanya Bowlby, Rhonda Henry, Dan Judy, William Knotterg Row 2: Ricky Albright, Paul Augus- tine, Larry Blough, Shawn Breegle, Jeff Hay, Keith Breegle, Rex Baker, Shawn Baker, Row 3: Todd Gribble, Eric King, Richard Benson, Albert Knoblach, Sean Black, Mark Gary, James Enos, Robert Snyder, Joe Anderson, John Benford, Chris Gerber, Steve Brant, Brian Hay. 2. I can't stand noise, thinks Mr. Vought as Chris Gerber fires. 3. Ready! Aim! Fire! exclaims Julie Wahl to Albert Knoblach. QpofttsmewTalwQlwf1s at ,.Y',2a H xi,lZX lx' X ii IQ f A1 wwf' .WX IIA i 1 e XXX. 11..- Hunting salad The Rod and Bow Club in addition to regular weekly meetings spent a Weekend at Mr. Kartesz's cabin in Warren County, Pennsylvania. While there they learned many techniques which can be put to use in the future. 1. Rod and Bow Club - Row 1: Greg King, Charles Ringer, Mark Beal, Darrell Mitchell, Row 2: Robert DuPont, Bobby Mayhugh, Brian Mitchell, Mike Pritts, Mike Saler, Jeff Hay. 3. Rifle Club Y Row 1: Jenny Ringer, Mike Meyers, George Pirl, Jonas Klink, Greg Ster- ner, Pat Thompson, Gary Phillippi, Kevin Wal- termire, Dean Voughtg Row 2: Dorothy Wal- ter, Kevin Prolenski, Luke Ohler, Mark Put- man, Todd Pritts, David Tolitsky, Todd O'Brien, Dennis Trimpey, Jimmy Miller, Row 3: Mr. Vought ladvisorl, Scott Maust, Barry Shelley, Russ Pletcher, Darrell Pletcher, Greg Meyers, Don Romesberg, Mark Lenhart, Carl Samler, Vince Peracchio, Jeff Latshaw. 2 - Quifg Team Phgs This year's Scholastic Quiz Team consisted of Jaynn Tobias, captain, Lynn Gontis, Lisa Gontis, and Kurt Metz. Miss Hostetler served as advi- sor, with Kurt Tipton and Shelley Neil as alternates. They played Fern- dale at the WJ AC-TV station. 1. Scholastic Quiz - Kurt Tipton, Lisa Gontis, Miss Hostetler fadvisorj, Jaynn Tobias, Shelley Neil, Kurt Metz, Lynn Gontis. 2. Jaynn Tobias prepares her vocal chords before taping of the show. 3. Ron Lorenoe explains the rules of the game to the Rockwood and Ferndale Quiz Teams. H6 WR! Kill if -ill ,Xu v C I Q Ali I : 1 -all' ' ff! Qhfilif' c,1 Kept Busg at RAF-IQ Good morning, faculty and stu- dents . . . For the fourth consecutive year, student announcers took turns morning after morning running down the hall to the office public address system to deliver this saluta- tion to the teachers and student body of RAHS. Through the efforts of these students, listeners were kept informed of school related events. 1. Student Announcers - Row 1: Lynn Gontis, Jodi Pleteher, Julie Hay, Jennifer Stahl, Candy Albright, Patricia Brougher, Wendy Stahl, Kimberly Krebs. Shop Club worked diligently in the wood shop this year, making projects to meet teacher and student needs. Advisor, Mr. Livengood, watched over and helped them when needed. They learned to miter corners by con- structing frames along with their other wood projects. 2. Shop Club - Row 1: Donald Weimer, Keith Baker, Kathy Bryner, Sandi Augustine, Glenn King, Mr. Livengood fadvisorl. 3. Just a flip of this switch and ... thinks Jennifer Stahl as she prepares to deliver the morning announcements. 4. Donald Weimer skillfully works on his pro- ject, National Forensic League, a divi- sion of the Speech Team, was intro- duced at RAHS two years ago. Since its introduction, two of the members have accumulated enough points to receive the Degree of Honor, the sec- ond highest degree. To achieve these points, a member must compete in the various categories against four or more other speakers. The higher he places among the competition, the more points he can receive. One of the advantages of belonging to the NFL is that it gives the students a chance to compare themselves to other speakers on a national scale. 1. Jennifer Stahl, John Gielarowski, and Jodi Pletcher discuss results of the tournament with Dana Pritts and Tina Kusch, two former speech team members. 2. Patty Brougher shows Amy Ludwiczak what it takes to win. 3. Senior Speech League - Row 1: Holly Pletcher, Rex Temple, Jennifer Stahl, Kathy Gontis, Patty Brougher, Wendy Stahl, Row 2: Patti Lytle, Kim Krebs, Tim Patrick, John Gie- larowski, Chris Scelles, Joan Shumaker, Jodi Pletcher, Lynn Gontis, Amy Ludwiczak, Kelly Brougher. IIB N-our Speak Owbiw Wogs to eg M.. fi 1. Junior Speech Team - Row 1: Melissa Shin- holt, Laura Rager, Anita Bowlby, Amber Reese, Michele Dupre, Desa Stahl, Jill Barclay, Phillip Timsg Row 2: David Hauger, Gerald Weimer, Charlotte Singer, Linda Peck, Caro- lyn Spiker, Denise Harhaughg Row 3: Lisa Myers, Amy Stahl, Cheryl Walker, Betina Pavri, Grace King, Rhonda Shumaker. 2. Lynn Gontis and Amy Ludwiczak work hard preparing their speeches. ' Qoocwvdubkeeps wog This ear's soccer club, coached by Mr. Balltzer, was very enthusiastic. There was also a high membership this year. The number of seventh and eighth rade students was compara- ble to tge number of senior high stu- dents. Mr. Baltzer said, I hope it goes interscholastic. 1. Senior Soccer - Row 1: Eric Gerber, Kurt Crosbie, Steve Myers, Jim Knopsn der, Ken Weimer, Phil Hackwelder, Terry Cox, John Gielarowski, Dave Ringer, John Jones, Willie Hinkle, Mike Sterner, Loren Campbell, Row 2: Mr. Jones fadvisorl, Scott Bowman, Jeff Lat- shaw, Dave Hinzy, Roger King, Dale Pletcher, Ed Clay, Eric Rose, Blake Pletcher, Cliff Doug- las, Russell Pritts, Glenn Douglas, Rob Puffen- berger, John Hinzy, Tim Patrick, Chip Romes- berg, Kathy Knepper, Mr. Baltzer fadvisorj. 2. Are we playing soccer, or is that a new dance step? ' ask Roger Bailey and Albert Garofalo to Dale Pletcher. 3. Follow that ball! exclaims Gregg Henry. 4. Junior Soccer - Row 1: Mr. Jones Cadvisorj, Lori Knopsnyder, Gregg Henry, Mary. Bodhen, Vick Clevenger, Lynn evenger, Dennis Trim- pey, Megan Crosbie, Roger Most, Jill Trimpey, Kim Morgan, Melissa Shinholt, Jim Romes- berg, Duane Nicklow, Nancy Henry, Jonas Klink, Bill Mitchell, Mr. Baltzer fadvisorl, Row 2: Jimmy Peters, Jack Lowery, Anita Bowlby, Dana Lowery, Ted M ers, Ted Knoblach, Jeff Bowman, Dave Mardlis, Cind Faidle , Ken Wilhelm, Jamie Yurt, Wade Weller, Carolyn Spiker. A 120 :R Music ow . ng, -4. si fQ, asv .Eff J. W Traditional music met during the first semester of the 1979-1980 year. The group played, listened, and sang Appalachian music. Also, a guest, Sam Rizzetta, showed them instruments he had made. Mr. Shank, advisor, arranged groups to perform for school assemblies. 1. Traditional Music - Row 1: Dean Vought, Ted Knoblach, Robert Breckenridge, Victor Clevenger, Tracy Beahr, Melinda Meyers, Kelly Brougher, Stacy Pritts, Stanley King, Row 2: Wendy Stahl, Cathy Weaver, Sally Sanner, Mike Whipkey, Jim Charney, Kerry Ansell, Tammy Struckoff, Frannie Miller, Melissa Ohler, Hope Struckoff, Vicki Ohler, Kim Close, Patricia Rose, Michelle Ansellg Row 3: Holly Pyle, Bonnie Mitchell, Angie Morgan, Doris Henry, Brenda Chaney, Mr. Shank fadvisorj, Bobby Metzgar, Holly Pletcher, Sherry Panich, Sheila Davis, Kim Peterson, Nancy Sanner, Tracy Phillippi, Bill Mitchell, John Livengood, Bill Rose, Mike Singo, Teryll Gribble, Melinda Gribble, Jackie Reffner, Janice King, Carlyn Schanner, Amy Henry, Ken Gary. 2. Now where did he tell me to put my fingers? thinks LeRoy Shaffer. 3. Watch out Roy Clark and Buck Owens! l2l YAC, Keep The Youth Against Cancer Society is an extension of the Somerset Can- cer Association. Because their main purpose is to help raise money, they had a bake sale and participated in a lollipop sale. They also helped with puppet shows, held a poster contest, and organized a smoke-out day. Mrs. Dom is advisor of 35 members. 1. YAC f Row 1: Patricia Benford, Lisa Mic- key, Mary Mitchell, Andrea Wohlfarth, Lori Weyand, Row 2: Amy Stahl, Betina Pavri, Shanda Queer, Michelle Morgan, Jamie Weaver, Sharon Charney, Joan Romesberg, Diana Hauger, Row 3: Stacey Pletcher, Tracy Lowery, Tammy Schroyer, Shelley Barron, Candy Albright, Violet Hall, Cynthia Tressler, Carol King, Miriam Forney, Laura Rager. The 1980 Rohistat staff, consist- ing of 13 members, has printed 8 issues including the annual senior edi- tion at the end of the year. Mrs. Black is advisor, Joni King, editor. 2. Rohistat - Row 1: Joni King, Amy Wal- ters, Tina Kidd, Tammy Gross, Jaynn Tobias, Kurt Metz, Row 2: Jennifer Stahl, Lisa Gontis, Lynn Gontis, Brian Brown, Dawn Schrock, Chris Scelles, Cindy Hostetler, Amy Romes- berg. 122 ' Qclwolb Qptfwt , . 1 ' Hou Student Council livened up the 1980 year by sponsoring pep rallies, making mailboxes for Christmas and Valen- tine's Day, getting a Christmas tree for the lobby, sending a giant letter to the hostages in Iran, and holding several spirit Weeks. Mrs. Logsdon is advisor, Jill Love, president, Jodi Pletcher, vice president, Diane Gary, treasurerg Jaynn Tobias, secretary, Darrell Mitchell, store manager. 1. Junior Student Council - Row 1: Diane Gary, Jodi Pletcher, Row 2: Melissa Shinholt, Jill Love, Phil Tims, Sam Romesber , Darrell Mitchell, Bobby Metzgar, Beth Ortman, Melinda Gribble, Row 5: Amy Puffenber- ser, Mrs. Logsdon Cadvisorj, Frannie Miller, Eulgenia Stahl, Ken Dijpre, eckly King, Diana Hauger, Samuel Beachyg ow 4: Beth Dull, ulie Wah ,Ann Rose, Mark Sipe, Amy Schrock, Ruth King, Sonja Hearn, Desa Stahl, Becky Hixson, Shanda Queer. 2. Becky Hixson gives service with a smile as she sells Lorie Berkey a pen- cil from the student council store. 3. Senior Student Council - Row 1: Jodi Pletcher, Beth Ortmang Row 2: Vicki Miller, Patty Johnson, Mrs. Logsdon fadvisorj, Kirk Dull, Jill Love, Sue Charney, Diane Ga , Jim Pfeifer, Lisa Clevenger, Kathy Knelsxperg Row 3: Mildred Shaulis,SIue Schrock, Tina Kidd, Joni Kin ,Tamm ugh, ann Kincaid, Sharon Charney, Andrea Wohlfarth, Lori iieyand, 'llammy ross, 4. Now we know how the U.S, Post Office feels, think Darrell Mitchell, Bobby Metzgar, Melissa Shinholt, and Desa Stahl. Nl-IQ ' mites taQclwoLAbmosplww Tv. l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 1 2 il Q5 lv Vs if In past years, National Honor Soci- ety traditionally raised money for the Children's Hospital in Pittsburghg however, this year, advisor Mrs. Miller and members decided that the money raised should be used for some item needed by the school. Members sold apples during zero period and candles for Christmas. Each month two members were responsible for attending school board meetings to represent NHS. 1. NHS - Row 1: Diane Gary, Shelley Neil, Amy Waltersg Row 2: Jennifer Stahl, Jaynn Tobias, Sue Charney, Chris Scelles, Jill Love, Lynn Gontis, Cheri Hauger, Peg Meyers, Joan Shumaker, Terry Schmidt, Mrs. Lamp fadvi- sorl. 2. Diane Gary takes a break from selling refreshments to say hi. 3. Shelley Neil gives service with a smile as she sells slush at the Fall Frolic. Stay, 1 Q80 fXfNf Xa - X Ps.-21 Av XINIXXEHN, Nr ii 77 The 1980 edition of the Rocket was granted an extra signature of sixteen Fages by the school board. The staf , consisting of 35 members, worked throughout the Rear on lay- outs to comp ete the ocket for publishing by Taylor. The staff also attended a works o at UPJ held by Jostens Publishixnsg 80. Mrs. Biancotti is advisorg Amy alters, editor. 1. Yearbook - Row 1: Marla King, Shelley Neil, Lori Putman, Linda Sleasman, Michele Shafferg Row 2: Beth Ortman, Cheri Hauger, Sue Charney, Diane Gary, Amy Walters, Jill Love, Chris Scelles, Jodi Pletcher, Pam Phil- lippig Row 3: Kurt Metz, Amy Romesberg, Denise Bree le, Lisa Clevenger, Sue Rin er, Sue SchrocE, Vicki Miller, Kellie Snyger, Donna Marker, Cindy Hostetler, Patty ohn- son, Jill Pletcher, Lisa Gontis. 2. Look at this! exclaims Jaynn Tobias to Amly Walters as they inspect the 1979 edition oft e Rocket, 3. The unknown yearbook thief? wiv!!! i5'I l Junior chorus, consisting of sev- enth, eighth, and ninth grade stu- dents, performed at Christmas and in the spring. The chorus is directed by Mr. Lavigne and accompanied by Doug O'Donnell. 1. Junior Chorus lst Sopranos - Row 1: Doug O'Donnell faccompanistb, Jill Barclay, Melissa Shinholt, Theresa Ringler, Tammy Schroyer, Suzette Hange, Nancy Henry, Sheryl Pfeifer, Amy Stahl, Terri Carolus, Betina Pavrig Row 2: Pam Hay, Karen Legas, Holly Pletcher, Patri- cia Holyfield, Sherry Panich, Jody Patterson, Mary Ann Henry, Lisa Mognet, Ann Rose: Row 3: Lori Meyers, Jamie Yurt, Tammy Phil- lippi, Kim Snyder, Janice Klink, Tina Newell, Sonja Hearn, Desa Stahl, Eugenia Stahl. Z. It's just too early in the morning to sing, whines Jim Hostetler. 3. Junior Chorus Altos - Row 1: Jeff Bowman, Jim Hostetler, David Tolitsky, David Sterner, Dean Vought, Bill Rose, Dennis Trimpeyg Row 2: Bobby Metzger, Jeff Romesberg, Duane Nicklow, Mike Singo, Jim Charney, Mike Whipkeyg Row 3: Kevin Waltermire, Toby Walker, Todd O'Brien, Greg Boucher, Sam Beachy, Rusty Cane, Robert Breckenridge, Rob Carlson: Row 4: Jeff Miller, Jim Miller, Pat Thompson, Matt Romesberg, Jim Gontis, Megan Crobieg Row 5: Bonnie Mitchell, Molly Metz, Teryll Gribble, Row 6: Stacy Pritts, Laura Shank, Bonnie Berkeyg Row 7: Anita Bowlby, Cheryl Walker, Jane King, Charlotte Singer, Diane Yoder: Row 8: Scott Maust, Todd Gribble, Sue Ana Davis, John Neil, Randy Bluebaugh. 126 .. 4 Yu ar a...v-of new 1. Junior Chorus 2nd Sopranos - Row 1: Tammy Struckoff, Hope Struckoff, Michelle McMillen, Kimberly Morgan, Holly Pyle, Kim Hilemang Row 2: Mary Boden, Jackie Reffner, Melinda Gribble, Cindy Pritts, Leslie Kreger, Vicki Ohlerg Row 3: Kim Peterson, Tammy Phillippi, Tracy Phillippi, Ronald Walker, Keith Breegle, Greg Sternerg Row 4: Tracy Drabish, Melissa Younkin, Lori Mognet, Angie Morgan, Frannie Miller, Kim Close, Row 5: Jill Temple, Ruth Cane, Stacey Pletcher, Tammy King, Joanne Miller, Amber Reese, Row 6: Denise Harbaugh, Becky Hixson, Amy Henry, Pam Weller, Theresa Enos, Row 7: Tammy Sil- vis, Amy Puffenberger, Patty Rose, Becky King, Janice King, Lori Knopsnyder, Carolyn Spiker. 2. HI just hit another sour note, but don't tell anyone, smirks Rob Carlson. 3. I'm glad you can make sense out of the dots on those lines! says Mary Ann Henry to Doug 0'Donnell. 0- Qi ...ti ,,,,4l ' ap.,,,..-A . Senior Chorus, consisting of grades nine through twelve, sang at the annual Christmas and spring con- certs. They also performed for the senior citizens at Christmas. The cho- rus is directed by Mr. LaVigne and accompanied by Amy Walters and Doug O'Donnell. 1. Senior Chorus lst and 2nd Sopranos - Row 1: Mary Lourencic, Penny Ritenour, Angela Saylor, Tammy Cox, Tammy Pugh, Jennifer Stahl, Katty Latshaw, Row 2: Lisa Patrick, Jodi Keefer, Diane Waltermire, Kathy Yoder, Ann Kincaid, Amy Dull, Susan Tedrow, Joan Shumaker, Holly Schrock, Melissa Yoder, Con- nie Shultz, Row 3: Holly Pletcher, Patti Lytle, Kelly Brougher, Mandy Benford, Vicki Yoder, Amy Meyers, Michele Shaffer, Lori Putman, Row 4: Lisa Mognet, Ruth King, Patricia Holy- field, Sharon Pyle, Sue Miller, Tracy King, Sherry Panich, Mary Ann Henry, Maxine Cle- venger, Roxanne Ansell, Row 5: Melanie Ansell, Sherry Mognet, Jody Patterson, Sondra Ansell, Rhonda Henry, Melissa Mull, Linda Sleasman, Carol Hall, Margaret Hixson, Kathy Brocht, Laura Sanner, Sally Sanner, Kellie Snyder, Sue Schrock. 2. Senior Chorus Tenors and Basses - Row 1: Amy Walters Caccompanistl, Amy Schrock, Kevin Hoover, Ann Rose, Jill Tobias, Mark Mull, Row 2: Vince Svonavec, Sam Romesberg, Tim Patrick, Mark Temple, Tim Heiple, Roger King, Terry Schmidt, Karl Nagle, Row 3: Scott Romesburg, Jack Romesberg, Francis Hoch- ard, Matt Hixson, Dave Kusch, Kevin Yoder, Bill Ringer, Row 4: John Neil, Dennis Nicklow, Dave Weyand, Tom Pletcher, Dale Pletcher, Kurt Metz, Jeff Hay, Eric Rose, Wesley Yoder. 'Lila iles fl z J 4 Q : TT' Vsxyfgarzzziiifsefotig ' 'tiger , -iii19f1TfgT ,eeee a l 128 Pfwsemts ww 1. Senior Chorus Altos - Row 1: Amy Walters, Doug O'Donnell, Judy Leone, Kay Marker, Cheri Hauger, Shelley Neil, Jill Love, Row 2: Sue Charney, Diane Gary, Jill Pletcher, Pam Phillippi, Shanda Queer, Lori Weyand, Joan Romesberg, Diana Hauger, Julie Miller, Sue Ringer, Row 3: Lisa Mickey, Tammy Gross, Amy Romesberg, Patty Johnson, Cindy Hos- tetler, Donna Marker, Rhonda Sechler, Vicki Miller, Row 4: Melinda Romesberg, Andrea Wohlfarth, Jamie Weaver, Sharon Charney, Beth Ortman, Lisa Gontis, Wendy Stahl, Mic- helle Morgan, Violet Hall, Lori Lambert, Sherry Kreger, Lois Lint, Kathy Knepper, Lisa Clevenger, Sue Stoner, Marla King. 2. Maybe if we sing this song enough, we'l1 start to sound like Donna Summer, think Michelle Morgan and Babe Hall. 3. Mormon Tabernacle, here we come! The senior chorus members selected to attend District Chorus, held at Martinsbur , were Shelley Neil, Jaynn Tobias, Melissa Mug, Amy Walters, and Dennis Nicklow. It was held January 16-19, 1980. 1. District Chorus - Jaynn Tobias, Amy Wal- bers, Shellely Neil, Norman Luboff Cdirectorj, Melissa Mu , Dennis Nicklow, Mr. LaVigne. Selected to re resent Rockwood at this year's All County Chorus Festival were 25 sen- lor chorus members. After rehearsing on April 21 and 30, the group presented their concert May 1, 1980, at onemaugh High School under the direction of Michael Bodoloski. 2. All County Chorus - Row 1: Marla King, Roier King, Jaynn Tobias, Row 2: Joan Shu- ma er, Carol ane, Jill Love, Valerie Pritts, Melissa Mull, Amy Walters, Row 3: Dennis Nicklow, Sue Charne , Diane Gar , Carol Hall, Lois Lint, Shelley lgeil, Cheri I'I'auger, Jack Romesberg Row 4: Wesley Yoder, Kurt Metz, Holly Schrock, Francis Hochard. One student, Jaynn Tobias, represented Rockwood at the Region III Chorus Festival held on March 12-15 at Windber High School. The 200 member chorus was directed by Dr. Anthony Barresi, an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin. 3. Regional Chorus - J aynn Tobias. x MAF 130 icaLTaQev-tAboumds xx 1 2 S at S 4 1, Three band members were selected to regre- sent Rockwood at District Band, at Bcr in- Brothersvalley Hi h School held Feb. 6-9. The Bans was directed by Doctor Joseph Willcox Jen ins. 1. District Band - Kurt Metz, Lois Lint, Tim Patrick. Two Band members, Tim Patrick and Kurt Metz, advanced to Regional Band, which was held March 28 and 29, at State College, Penn- s lvania. The Regional Band was directed by Dir. Ned Diehl. 2. Regional Band - Tim Patrick and Kurt Metz. Representing Rockwood at this year's All County Band Festival were 23 band mem- bers, 12 articipating in the senior high con- cert, andpll in the Junior high concert. The band was directed by Edwin P. Arnold and was held on April 11, 1980. 3. Senior All County Band - Jim Pfeifer, Dave Kusch, Tim Patrick, Dave Weyand, Fred Kauf- man, Lois Lint, Sherr P le, Sally Sanner, Cindy Hostetler, Sue Schlrocllc. iiii-i Under the direction of Mr. Richard Kingera, the junior band members prepared for their performances at the Christmas and spring concerts. 1. Flutes, Bells and Saxophones - Row 1: Linda Peck, Amy Stahl, Cheryl Walker, Theresa Ringler, Becky Hixson, Kelly Lease: Row 2: Molly Metz, Diane Yoder, Joanna Miller, Tammy Hay, Amy Puffenberger, 2. Percussion - Row 1: Lisa Myers, Beth Dull, Greg Sterner, Jeff Bowman, Jimmy Hostetler, Row 2: Tanya Bowlby, Dorothy Walter, Gary Phillippi, Greg Boucher, Sue Ann Davis, Mark Metz. 3. Clarinets - Row 1: Julie Miller, Betina Pavri, Kim Snyder, Denise Harbaugh, Tracy Drabish, Terri Carolusg Row 2: Suzette Hange, Sheila Davis, Jackie Reffner, Sheryl Pfeifer, Kay Henry. 132 JwA1ofUBmL Develops Talent - NS H nndii' ' fi 'T 5 i 1. Trumpets A Row 1: Phil Tims, Ronald Walker, Alan Knieriem, Kevin Waltermire, Melissa Shinholt, Bobby Metzgar, Joe Illarg Row 2: David Tolitsky, Michael Whipkey, Arnold Moore, Robb Puffenberger, Kirk Dull, Jeff Romesberg, Samuel Beachy. 2. Low Brass - Row 1: Randy Bluebaugh, Todd O'Brien, Chris Hay, Mike Phillippig Row 2: Julie Wahl, Mark Sipe, Bill Ringerg Row 3: Bill Mitchell, Kevin Yoder, Todd Miller. 3. A typical day for band members begins with a rehearsal under the direction of Mr. Kingera. Eighteen members of the senior band were chosen to represent their sections in the newly formed stage band. During their music lessons, they practiced such songs as Easin and Clean It Up, to perform at the Spring Concert. 1. Stage Band - Row 1: Scott Sanner, Fred Kaufman, Tim Heiple, Sharon Charney, Lori Lambert, Judy Leone, Sue Charneyg Row 2: Albert Knoblach, Dave Weyand, Lois Lint, Joe Illar, Dave Kusch, Shanda Queer, Sharon Pyle, Matt Hixson, Row 3: Kurt Metz, Tim Patrick. 2. Brush with Crest for cleaner, whiter teeth, smiles Dave Weyand. 3. Where are the Golden Girls? We thought they were the highlight of this event. 4. Little boys blue, come blow your horns! toot Fred Kaufman and Tim Heiple. Qwuwemwbunde 1 el's sis? N F wi we .. .fy fi' XRS fl 1' Newt? This year's band had its first change of conductor in 40 years. Because of Mr. Illar's leave of absence, Mr. Kingera took the responsibilities of conducting the band. Band members had the oppor- tunity to take part in many different activities. The and performed at the Christmas and spring concerts, for Senior Citizens, at the Rockwood Rocket Day, in the half-time show at a Pitt football game and various other parades. The parades were led not on y by the majorettes but also by a newly formed flag corps. 1. Senior Majorettes - Row 1: Judy Leone, Tammy Sternerg Row 2: Rhonda Henry, Karen Broadwater, Shanda Queer, Kay Marker. 2. National Colors - Amy Romesberg, Amy Walters, Julie Miller, Patty Johnson, Donna Marker, Mandy Benford, Amy Meyers, Cindy Hostetler. 3. Did I miss the about face? asks a puzzled Holly Schrock. ,M ff 5 W - My rw, vi ifwffvm af' ,Q A 41 ,. if A frebsflif Z - i T ,fx v lf' I N v H W ny wqvmdxk T 155 'Wm 3 tk' 5 -a 5 gs S 'E S 2 if 5 U s .4 4 7 5 E SESS Aiwa Senior Band members and sections are FLUTES: Holly Schrock, Amy Walters, Denise Breegle, Cindy Hostetler, Patty Johnson, Tracy King, Donna Marker, Kay Marker, Vicki Miller, Kellie Snyder, Lisa Mickey, Tammy Hay, Darlene King, Lisa Patrick: CLARI- NETS: Melanie Ansell, Carol Hall, Margaret Hixson, Joni King, Dorla Knopsnyder, Peggy Leasock, Melissa Mull, Shelley Neil, Tammy Gross, Jill Pletcher, Jodi Pletcher, Amy Romes- berg, Sally Sanner, Sue Schrock, Karen Broad- water, Amy Dull, Joan Romesberg, Rhonda Sechler, Tammy Sterner, Lori Weyand, Diana Hauger, Rhonda Henry, Julie Miller, Nancy Phillippi, Penny Ritenour, Scott Romesburg, Diane Waltermire, Theresa Younkin, Sherri Pyle, Amy Meyers, Mandy Benford, Wendy Weimerg TRUMPETS: Jay Miller, Lois Lint, Dave Weyand, Dave Kusch, Jack Romesberg, Wesley Yoder, Kay Younkin, Kirk Dull, Joe Illar, Robb Puffenberger, Melinda Romesberg, Kurt Tipton, Ruth King, Sam Romesberg, Sharon Kreger, Kevin Hoover, Kelly Brougher, Sandra Ansellg FRENCH HORN: Kurt Metz, Dale Pletcher, Doug Lambert, Jill Tobias, ALTO SAX: Sue Charney, Lori Lambert, Judy Leone, Sharon Charney, TENOR SAX: Shanda Queer: BARITONE SAX: Matt Hixson, ALTO CLARINET: Ann Kincaid: BASS CLARINET: Kathy Yoder: TROMBONE: Tim Heiple, Fred Kaufman, Gregg Lemmon, Scott Sanner, Amy Schrock, BARITONE: Albert Knobloch, Bill Ringer, Mark Sipe: TUBA: Jim Pfeifer, Kevin Yoder, PERCUSSION: Tim Patrick, Vince Svonavec, Jaynn Tobias, Francis Hochard, Rich Stoner, Russ Pletcher, Todd Pritts, Mark Putman, Mark Mull, Darrell Pletcher, Linda Peck. MAJORETTES: Rhonda Henry, Shanda Queer, Judy Leone, Kay Marker, Karen Broad- water, Tammy Sternerg FLAG CORPS: Tracy Drabish, Becky Hixson, Terri Carolus, Lisa Patrick, Amy Stahl, Denise Harbough, Sally Sanner, Sue Schrock, Denise Breegle, Penny Ritenour, Wendy Weimer. -' Besides academic, business, general, vo-ag, home economics and industrial arts courses, stu- dents at Rockwood have the opportunity to attend Somerset County Area Vocational Tech- nical School. At Vo-tech, students learn not only in a classroom but also in real life situations. Asked what benefits they have gained from their Vo-tech courses, students had several answers. After graduation I'll have enough experience to get a job in the mechanical field without further training, said Dennis Nicklow. You learn job experience, stated Roger Bailey, who takes auto body. I learned more about the career I want to go into, explained Melissa Mull, medical assistant. It helped me finalize my decision to go into medicine, stated Jodi Keefer. Cathy Albright added, The school prepares a student to become a professional. When I am finished at Vo-tech, I can get a job in cosmetol- ogy!! 1. Mark Putman decides N p which ratchet to use. I iii I 2. Michelle Meyers carries on a friendl conversation I ., r....., :.2 ..f- I I it Y with her plants. 5 lmtefwsts TlvwuglvVcv-Teclv ia ... 1. Week A - Row 1: Martha Baugh- man, Cathy Albright, Melissa Mull, Tim Weimer, Michelle Meyers, William Wood, Jay Miller, Dan Baker, Greg Younkin: Row 2: Brian Knieriem, Jodi Keefer, Tim Stevanus, Rex Henry, Val- erie Pritts, Jeff Ohler, Wayne Fundis, Steve Leasock, George Pyle, Scott Burk- ett, Oran Knopsnyder, Jesse Engleka, Jeff King, Row 3: Roger King, Dennis Nicklow, Jeff Singer, Gregg Lemmon, Randy Berkey, Gregg Snyder, Dan Ansell, Greg Keefer. 2. Week B - Row 1: Jeff Pritts, Tracey Lowery, Tammy Schroyer, Melissa Ohler, Nancy Sanner, Tammy McMillan, Mildred Shaulis, Connie Shultz, Vicki Putman, Cathy Weaver: Row 2: Barry Shelley, Daniel Spiker, Brenda Chaney, Cynthia Ansell, Patricia Klink, Kathy Tressler, Roxanne Ansell, Maxine Cle- venger: Row 3: Mark Spangler, Mat- thew Cramer, Glenn Douglas, Jodi Caro- lus, Kathy Brocht, Marjorie Meyers, Roxanne Swindell, Paula Knopsnyder, Kimberly Scheffel, Sherry Mognet, Melanie Ansell, Row 4: Todd Pritts, David Ringer, James Knopsnyder, Mark Sadler, Mark Putman, Tom Pletcher, LeRoy Shaffer, Jonathon Jones, Kevin Broadwater. ? Y 1. Busily repairing a radio are Jeff Pritts and LeRoy Shaffer. 2. Greg Snyder is at work, welding. 3. Mark Sadler displays his carpentry skills. 4. Tracey Lowery enjoys the fresh air. 5. Barry Shelley takes an interest in machine shop. S ww' 2. 140 E Z we 5. ,Y .. I ' 771 ' A1 fx sei . 'fx Ly, P.. . we Q' v r 'mf K' .LA .e 9 . . . f if r. .s 1 I , V 4.,v, ,,,L7 r'i'lSWMg2 ' ' 'L wf, Q .a':1friM5s-fa-rg' FW' f H. 1 . Wife' f l W dl f 1. Giving her attention to her plants is Shelley Barron. 2. Todd Pritts takes time out for a quick snapshot. 3. Cathy Weaver decides to trim two or three short inches. 4 Advanced office girls, Valerie Pritts, Carol Cane, and Sherry Mog- A I net, proofread their manuscripts. Q fa S Mae. NNN A 1. Doug Henry demonstrates his skills by laying bricks in masonry. ' 2. Tammy Schroyer serves a meal that she has prepared herself. 3. The object of Roger King's game is not to hit his hand. 142 VoPTeclv Pwvizles 1. . ssssswessss Q, ssssss H-and Job Em E was Y E 5 I .- . .sr 'WH mnnnnllxv N ... . 1. Tom Pletcher rewires a radio in electronics. 2. Industrious workers, Jesse Engleka and Jerry Pletcher, build a cabinet in carpentry. 3. Tina Halle digs her work at Vo-tech. Q-...MN sf Nix M...,, ...X.x,,,, ,MA Wx 5 f S A -' vs -:-i- I A I44 ,,,d,..i- ,,.,..--v 1. Dennis Nicklow carefully makes adjustments on the emis- sion control unit. 2. Jay Miller works hard to develop his metal fabrication skills. 3. Learning the techniques of modern office machines are Connie Shultz, Mildred Shaulis, Kathy Tressler, and Vicki Putman. 4. Data processors, Margie Meyers, Roxanne Swindell, Paula Knopsnyder, and Kim Scheffel, seem pleased with their results. as - 1 3 Yifle--N . Este 5 Y W Sf l 1. Medical assistant, Jodi Keefer, examines a specimen. 2. Jeff King carefully measures for accuracy. 3. Martha Baughman concentrates on her stitching. 146 L1L'.- Q QQX W S i xg + N Sk. SW f I -in-g..,, HALL PAQQ Undfvdmssrww muse Athletics ' afious em 32512113 TIMES mares Qemims DEQHNGTION EXJC1JQ!NG'IE4CJ-IEIZQ APPROVEDEY Awww fiuwslv bwfxwgeafw oH10J1dfw0'J2fauJf SfrA11g,SfxA11Au.f3neaclvfi10iw Lmalbdmzmtzow - gwduatz0w.Tlw1Qsoswms gawwewgmmdemwm. Wkatwwtlaewgwduntes dasfiwbfubwswwtams? Coalm1ww'?Teadww'? Doofoa.s'?Lawgevus?Paofowg wodwms?ofvmagbaPwsfdemt ogtlwumwbsfntes ol, Awww? Class Motto: Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me, and be my friend. Class Flower: the rose Class Colors: silver and blue Q f x s -ee 1 ty - f Q .4 14 Q, Class Officers - Row 1: Lois Lint, treasurer: Joan Shumaker, secretaryg Diane Gary, vice president: Amy Walters, president: Class Com- mittee - Row 2: Dorla Knopsnyder, Mildred Shaulis, Cliff Douglas, Holly Schrock, Peggy Meyers, Row 3: Vince Svonavec, Dave Weyand, Tim Patrick. Absent from photo: Terry Schmidt Class Advisors - Miss Hostetler, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Maize, Mrs. Johnson. 148 l ,A C .Il 149 150 WWW f ,V WA d Aff! I X, W fs f ,Y Rogwu Daniel Balwu r at ff. 1 MoJwd1oJBaugIumaw 'Y , '54 QQ!! Z . Blake Pletcher, Chip Romcsberg, Scott Bowman, John Fox, and Mark Latuch enjoy the antics of Nick Wohlfarth, iki Scott Bowman, Mwkadmmlwj wqeww :J V ' 4 .. VX fi 'F Mx Q Q M, K ffl, Martha Buughman conccntmtcs seriously on her assignment. uw 'ww' BniawBwww COIIOLCOMH l. l 1 1 Q QV 153 1 U I54 DiawGcmg lv'-L .NSW gf! . X wfflx Q-.. wiwuww in My i Jams G-fdawwska Jolwv ' iw l 1. Joni King takes 21 brief break from making funnel cakes 2. Watch what you're saying! exclaims Roger King. 2' rg B A xx? 5 37 f f' f ,Q-L, I, 1 f xc ,.,4nv' 3 f 244:-ffyt R09U Ki't9 at ,yy W V7 it ,Q M t , , i fi. L, 'W tif'-W1 i 3?lfiff??i1?b., if Rusty Henry takes time out after a busy afternoon helping with a gym class. DOREOI K-uopsugduu M 'k'G'3 , Clwaleskuowv Dauidiambenb if , ' X 13 161 162 ,X f Q A if 5 and-v' 1 . . , M-t.:m..m-.w,.X. 5 ' ' K . E -::-.'L fm ik- ki -- . , sta' annul- .. V , i A -. ..,,..... a ,ln ggyf nm 5' Compare their scniur purtraits. 3 E 'KWH Rmwldphifbpp -l Remwputis Vakeflw Puffs l, , , wk EHR LoaifPubmaw 5 'W . VdPifPutmaw Fw WMP' Rogwv Rowesbeng 2. VH., No, thanks. I can't eat anything else, says Michele Shaffer as she leaves her table at the Nickleodeon. l66 I2.omMQa!1w Tweg Schmidt K Y V w 4 A ' I 4a fm ..,,E Mfldwb Qlwulas JMWQMM Twig ezmlm CouuiaQhuH'3 1. Mike Costea and Dave Lambert demonstrate their skills in the game of ping-pong, k N 169 V91-v gm CATHY ANNETTE QMOSLEYJ ALBRIGHT, Moes . . . Sept. 6, 1962 . .. Vo-tech, Cosmetology . . . F.H.A., girls' basketball, Jr. and Sr. Band . . .enjoys roller-skating, water skiing, backpacking, camping, and sewing . . . plans to open her own beauty shop and raise a family. DANIEL L. ANSELL . .. Nov. 25, 1961 . . . Vo-tech, Carpentry . . . Soccer Club . . . enjoys hunting and fishing. . .plans to work. MELANIE JEAN ANSELL . . . Aug. 24, 1961 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technol- ogy.. .Jr. and Sr. Band, Sr. Chorus, F.F.A., Pep Club, office worker. . .enjoys swim- ming, takin walks, playing softball, and riding in cars. . . plans to attend Bob Jones Universitygouth Carolina, and major in Advanced Secretarial Course. ROXANNE JOY ANSELL, Roxy .. . Nov. 8, 1962 . .. Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technology Sr. Chorus, Modern Dance Club, Pep Club, Photographty Club epjoys' swimming, running around, and partying . . . uture plans are un ecided . . . .. U .U ROGER ALLEN BAILEY, Weed . . . Apr. 20, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Auto Body. . . Soc- cer Club, track team , . . enjo s running around, racing motorc cles, football, base- ball, camping, fishing, and otlier sports . . . plans to attend ValiTech Institute and then open his own shop. . . What a beast. DANIEL RAY BAKER, Bake . . . Sept. 18, 1961 . . . Vo-tech, Auto-Diesel . . . intra- murals . . . enjoys hunting, swimming, and being with a special girl . . . plans to be a mechanic or work for a mining company. . . Get down. MARTHA ELIZABETH BAUGHMAN Dec. 1, 1960 Vo-tech, Textiles F.H.A., Vo-tech V.I.C.A .... enjolys sewing, listeninito the radio, playing records, reading, and running around . . .p ans to get agood jo .. . Well, excu-u-use me! MICHAEL ELLIS BERKEY, Mike . . . May 10, 1962 . . . Business . . . early work release. . . enjoys fixing his car, being with a special girl, and especially good ood. . . future plans are undecided. . . Go for it. SCOTT E. BOWMAN, Scatty . . . Aug. 28, 1962 . . . Vo-a . .. Soccer Club, F.F.A., F.F.A. basketball team, baseball team . . . exgoys hunting gshing and riding motor- cycles with Chip, Mark, Nick, Terry, Dave, nos, Jones, Rich, Bob, Mike, Sam, Rob, and Tim.. .plans to work. KATHY JEAN BROCHT, Kath or K.B. . . . Aug. 16, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technology Jr. Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Ping-pong Club, Photogra hy Club, F.T.C., gir s' basketball team, Student Council, intramurals, j.v. cheer eager, varsitiy wrestling cheerleader fcapt.J, Modern Dance Club . . . enjoys skiing, motorcy- cle ri ing, dancing, cheerleading, running around with friends, and beingxwith a spe- cial ffrson . . . plans to attend a business college . , . I can't wait 'til t e weekend gets ere! 4 I72 BRIAN EDWARD BROWN .. . Apr. 20, 1962 . . . Academic . .. Laurel Artist, Pho tography Club, yearbook photographer, Rohistat photographer enjoys paint mg, traveling, and photography. . . plans to attend Penn State and major in art edw cation. CAROL LEE CANE July 11, 1962 Business and Vo-tech, Advanced Offict Technology . . . softball team, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Who's Who in Music, All-County Chorus . .. enjoys playing softball, swimming, tennis, playing the piano, and being with special friends. . , plans to get a good job. . . Say what'?' SUSAN LYNN CHARNEY, Sue Oct. 19, 1962 Academic Jr. and Sr Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, All-County Chorus, earbook cop editor, bo s' basketbal stat., N.H.S., Who's Who Among American Hi h School Sstudentsf' Sbtudent Coun cil, 4-I-I, Stage Band, girls' basketball team, 'Society of Distinguished Americai High School Students, Sound of Music cast member, Jr. Committee, volleybal manager, Who's Who in Music, intramurals, Ping-pong Club, Gifted Pro am . . enjoys watching and playing sports, sled riding, snowmobiling, listening to tge radio painting, playing tennis, an running around . . . plans to attend Indiana University of Pennsy vania and major in nutrition andfor education. JANE MARIE CLAWSON Aug. 14, 1962 Business F.B.L.A. enjoy: reading, taking long walks, traveling, volle ball, and bowling . . . plans to take a trip to Colorado an then come back to find a jog. . . What's up? MAXINE CLEVENGER . . . Sept. 20, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technologj . . . Sr. Chorus, wrestling scorekeeper, Student Council, Modern Dance Club, Photog raphy Club . . . enjoys s iing, dancing, swimming, running around, and partying . . plans to attend a business co lege. DEBORAH ANN COLLINS, Debbie . .. Sept. 6, 1962 Business F.B.L.A. F.F.A., intramurals . . . enjoys listening to the radio, roller-skating, and dancing . . plans to be in the Army Reserves. MICHAEL AARON COSTEA, Lash . . . Nov. 8, 1962 . . . Academic and Industria Arts . . . Ping-pong Club, Chess Club, baseball team Bye Btye, Birdie cast member intramural re ence . . . enjoys plarving baseball, basketball, ootball, running around and being with a special gir .. .p ans to work . . . Back it down. TERRY LANE COX . . . Agr. 30, 1962. . . Academic . . . Soccer Club, wrestling team Chess Club, Photography lub, yearbook staff, Modern Dance Club, Ski Club, an' track team . . . enjoys playing soccer and dating . . . plans to work for his father ang spend a lot of time wit a very special person. . . If you're lucky. CLIFFORD CLARK DOUGLAS, Doo 's . . . Feb. 5, 1961 . . , Vo-tech, Masonry . . wrestlin team, track team, Soccer Cqiib, Modern Dance Club, Rohistat staff N.H.S., Student Council, Sr. Class, Jr. Class, and Soph. Class Committees . . . enjoys listening to rock music, collecting bottles, records, and coins, and playing soccer . . plans to go to California to work on construction . . . What's happenin '? JOHN HENRY FOX, Fox . . . Apr. 16, 1962 . . . Academic . . . j.v. and varsity bas- ketball teams, intramurals, Jr. Class sec., tutoring, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High Schoo Students' . . .enjoys basketball, hunting, and other sports. . . plans to work on his family's farrr ... Bac it down! WAYNE THEODORE FUNDIS . .. Apr. 28, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Forestry . . . F.F.A. intramurals, enjoys riding motorcycles, four wheeling, hunting, snowmobiling, and trucks. . . plans to work on grandparents' farm. DIANE RENEE GARY . . . Apr. 10, 1962 . . . Academic . . . Jr. and Sr. Chorus, girls and boys' basketball stat., Student Council treas., N.H.S. treas., Sr. Class vice-pres. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, yearbook - events editor, Sr. Class Committee Who's Who in Music, All-County Chorus, girls' softball stat., Bye, Bye, Birdie' student director, The Sound of Music cast member . .. enjloys reading, running around, drawing, and collecting raccoons . . . plans to attend t e Somerset School 0 Practical Nursing. JAMES DAVID GIELAROWSKI, Jim Oct. 26, 1961 .. . Academic . . . Socce Club, yearbook staff enjoys being with a special someone, singing, making excuses, and walking the halls. . .plans to goto col ege or sing. . . Do it yourself. JOHN JOSEPH GIELAROWSKI Oct. 26, 1961 Academic Soccer Club. Modern Dance Club, varsity wrestling team, The Sound of Music cast member, Conrad Birdie in Bye, B e, Birdie,' Speech League, Rohistat staff, yearbook: staff, Speech and Drama Cllub . . . enjo s singing, missing school, and trying to stay out of trouble . . . lans to get rich quick, go to college, and devote his time to acting and singing. . . I'fey, man, it wasn't me! It was either Cox or my brother! LYNN CARMEN GONTIS . . . Mar. 29, 1962.. . Academic . .. N.H.S., Speech Team, student announcer, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Ch rus, Rohistat co-editor . . . enjoys taking lon walks, listening to soft rock music cookin , and baking . . . plans to attend Penn Sgtate and major in finance . . . Toda is the first day of the rest of your life! CAROL SUE HALL Feb. 5, 1962 Academic .-.. Ping-pong Club. Health Careers Club, girls' j.v. basketball team, volleyball manager, Jr. and Sr. Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, All-County Chorus, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Jr. Class Committee, Student Council, F.T.C .... enjoys skiing, swimming, traveling, listening to rock music, dancing, plaging billiards, and partying . . . plans to atten University of Colorado and major in c emical engineering. CHERI LYNN HAUGER Jan. 30, 1962 Academic volleyball team, Ski Club, 4-H, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Baccalaureate Choir girls' basketbal stat., softball stat., yearbook - organizations and index editors, .S., Society of Distinguished American High School Students Gifted Program . . . ensogs skiing, painting, draw- in , athletics, and being with friends . . . plans to attend n iana University of Penn- 1yIvania and major in art . . . This is true. CLIFFORD RAY HECHLER, Holstein or Mooford Hoofler . .. Se t.. 1, 1961 Vo-ag . . . F.F.A. . . . enjolys driving truck, four-wheeling, three-wheeiing, hunting, fishing, guns, and especia ly lunch and dinner . . . plans to work for Matt uce on his farm. . . Go take a hike. DOUGLAS ALLEN HENRY, Gopher . . . June 29, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Masonry .. . enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming . .. plans to get a job as a mason . . . ' You don't know. You're just trying to be smart. JAMES RUSSELL HENRY, Rusty . . . Aug. 8, 1962 . . . Academic.. and var- sity basketball team, track team, go f team . . .enjoys hunting, motorcyc ing, basketf ba l, and dating. . . plans to go to college. WILLIAM JON HINKLE. . . Aug. 25, 1962. . . Vo-ag . . . Soccer Club, F.F.A., F.F.A. basketball team, Modern Dance lub . . . enjti-ya swimming, partying, baseball, and basketball . . . plans to move to Maryland . . . ' ey! :DAVID D. E. HINZY, JR., Speedy . . . Mar. 2, 1961 . . . Vo-ag. . . Soccer Club Mod- ern Dance Club, wrestling team, tennis team, Chess Club . . . enjoys skiing, flying, and partying. . . plans to join the Army. . . Let's party! MARGARET ANN HIXSON, Mag Feb. 9, 1962 . . . Business Jr. and Sr. Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, cheerleader, F.T.C., Ping-pong Club, Modern Dance Club, Photography Club, i Club . .. enjoys skiing, running around with friends lpartying, swimming, and being with someone specia . . . plans to get a job and travel l. . . 'm serious. iJODI LYNN KEEFER, Jo . . . Sept. 23, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Medical Assistance .. . Ping-poreg Club, Health Careers Clu , Pep Club, Photogrargiy Club, J r. and Sr. Cho- rus, All- ounty Chorus, 4-H, softball . . . enjoys being with rian, roller-skating, tak- ing walks, singing, and playing sports . . . plans to work as a Unit Secretary at Som- lerset Community Hospital . . . 'I guess. lTINA MARIA KIDDQ. . . Jan. 18, 1962 Academic . . . F.T.C., A.F.S., French and German Club, Student Council, Rohistat staff, Sound of Music . and 'fBye,-Bye, lBirdie casts . . . enjmiys reading singing, sewing, swimming, and being with friends 1. . . plans to go to St. rancis Co lege. JEFFREY WAYNE KING, Bodean Mar. 15, 1962 Vo-tech, Masonry. . .. intramurals enjoys huntinf, snowmobiling, motorcycling plans to go into farming. . . You don t know. ou're just trying to be smart!' JONI MAE KING . . . Apr. 4, 1962 . . . Academic and Business . . . Rohistat editor, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Band, F.B.L.A., Photograqihy Club, Student Council . . . enjoys sewing, hiking, taking long walks, and being wit a special someone . . . plans to get a good job. MARLA RAE KING, Bun-bun Sept. 4, 1962 . .. Business F.T.C., A.F.S., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Modern Dance Club, Ping-pong Club, Jr. .and Sr. Chorus, Year- book - organizations and faculty editors, j.v. basketball, varsity volleyball manager enjoys articipating in all sports, sewing, dancing, taklng long! walks in the woods, and being with a special someone . . . plans to get a good job an later marry. PAULA KAY KING . . .July 2, 1962 . . . Business . . , F.B.L.A., F.F.A., Photography Club, softball team, intramurals . . . enjoiys swimming, roller-skating, and being wit someone special . . . plans to get a job an later marry. . . Real cute 1ke. ROGER ROY KING, Ro . . . Aug. 22, 1961 . . . Vo-tech, Carpentry . . . Soccer Club, j.v. and vaxsitgyrbasketbalf track team fcapt.J, Jr. and Sr. Chorus. A l-Countv Chorus .. . enjoys playing basketball and softball and being with a special someone tSandyJ . . . future plans are undecided . . . Toad. BRIAN EDWARD KNIERIEM, Bird . . . Oct. 10, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Carpentry . . . Chess Club, track team, baseball team, Jr. and Sr. Band, J r. Chorus . . . enjoys roller- skating, pla ing softball and baseball, and being with Jodi . . . plans to get a carpen- try job . . . Thats the name of the tune. DORLA RAE KNOPSNYDER, Knopy . . . July 5, 1962 . .. Business . .. F.B.L.A., Jr. and Sr. Band, Sr. Committee, Photography Club, play Hrogram typist, worked. on bulletin boards . . . enjoys swimming, playincg volleyba , basebal , tennis, riding horses, being with friends, running around, an life itself . . . plans to work and go to school to be an X-ray technician . . . Who said that? ORAN CHARLES KNOPSNYDER, Knop Apr. 23, 1962 Vo-tech, Auto Mechanics and Diversified Occupations enjoys rumbling and roller-skating plans to work . . . 'tSounds like a personal problem. CHARLES KENDALL KNOTTER, Chas . . . Noy. 13, 1961 . .. Vo-ag . .. enjoiys riding bikes and working on cars . . . plans to go biking across the country . . . o cares. DAVID RAY LAMBERT, Dave . . . Oct. 23, 1962 . . . Industrial Arts . . . Ping-pong Q . ' .. v Mi W. Club, baseball team, j.v. basketball team, Chess Club, intramurals . . . enjoys riding motorcycles, running around, hunting, and all types of sports plans to work in coal mining. . . Don t sweat it! MARK WAYNE LATUCH, Fat Joe . . . Dec. 1, 1962 .. . Vo-ag . .. F.F.A., F.F.A. basketball team, intramurals . . . enjoys playin basketball skiing, going to Mrs. Black's class, and riding motorcycles with Chip, Swtt, Rick, Bob, Terry, Dave, Enos, Jones, Nick, Mike, Tom, Sam, Sidney, Pritts, eiple, Dad, and Mom. . . plans to work on the farm and go to the ocean . . . ' Hey Wolf, we're wif you, Bud. PEGGY ANN LEASOCK, Kneesocks . . . Aug. 15, 1962 . . . Business . . . F.B.L.A., Photography Club, Jr. and Sr. Band, play program typist, worked on bulletin boards, intramurals enjoys playing volleybal listening'to the radio, running around, Artex painting, cross-country skiing. and being wit close friends . . . plans to work as a secretary for an optometrist . . . Don't call me 'woman.' STEVEN WILLIAM LEASOCK, Hoot . . . Nov. 16, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Forestrfy . . . F.F.A .... enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . plans to work on a dairy arm or at a sawmi l. . . Oh, my. LOIS MARIE LINT . . . Sept. 2, 1962 . . . Business . .. Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Band, Stage Band, All-Coun? Chorus, All-County Band, District Band, Jr. Class Committee, Sr. Class Treas., tudent Council, wrestling cheerleader . . . enjoys run- ning around, shogping, roller-skating, racguet ball, playing the trumpet, and getting out of school at 1 :15. . . plans to join the ir Force. .. 'Heyyyy! JILL WENDY LOVE, Bo . . . Oct. 10, 1962 . . . Academic. . . Student Council pres., N.H.S., F.T.C. boys' basketball stat., volleyball stat., softball stat. 'rls' basketball team, yearbook - business manager, intramurals tutoring, Jr. and Chorus Bac- calaureate choir, All-County chorus, whos who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American Students . . . enjoys sports, dancing, music, traveling, and having fun with friends . . . plans to attend Mt. Aloysius Co - lege . . . Hi, guys! TAMMY LEE McMILLEN, t'Swannie-Twin Sept. 20, 1961 Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technology Photography Club enjoys having fun in the snow, four-wheeling, running around, and working with p ants . .. p ans to get a good job. . . Ahhh, shut up! CYNTHIA ANN MARDIS, Cindy . . . Sept. 26, 1962 . . . Business . . . intramurals B. gflpjoys listening to the stereo future plans are undecided That's the r s. GERALD W. MAUST, Jerry .. . Apr. 15 1962 , .. Vo-ag . . . F.F.A., earlalwork release . 6. enjoys running around in his Ford . . . plans to get a better job . . . hat's going on . MARGARET ANN MEYERS, Peggy 15, 1962 . .. Business F.B.L.A., Who's Who Among American High hool Students, Society of Distin- guished American High School Students, F.T.C., girls' basketball stat. enjoys sports, swimming, having fun, eating, being outside, and spending time with Bil . . . future plans are undecided . . . Nobody's perfect. WARREN JAY MILLER, Jay . . . Nov. 2, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Metal Fabrication and Welding. . .Jr. and Sr. Band . . .enjoys hunting and fishing. . .plans to get a welding job. . .' Hey, man, I've been framed! ' THERESA MARIE MITCHELL Terri . . . May 9, 1962 . . . F.B.L.A., intramurals, Pep Club, 4-H, Somerset County Public Speaking Contest . . . enjoys horseback rid- ing, roller-skating, and listening to music. . . plans to get a good job and later marry. SHERRY LYNN MOGNET . . . July 12, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technol- ogy ...'Jr. arid' Sr. Chorus,'school musical usher, softball team enjoys taking walks, riding horses, listening to music, and being with friends . .. plans to atten business school or get a good job . . . Dream on. MELISSA RAE MULL, Mel . . . Jan. 22, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Medical Assistance . . . Jr. and Sr. Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, All-County Chorus, District Chorus, Majorette, N.H.S., Who's Who in Music . . . enjoys singirgg, reading, watching T.V., being out- doors, and running around . . . plans to attend omerset chool of ractical Nursing . . . I guess. KARL PATRICK NAGLE, Shrimp .. . Apr. 1, 1962 . . . Academic . . . Ping-pong Club, Soccer Club, Sr. Chorus, baseball team, j.v. basketball team, varsity bas etba team fca tj, Jr. Band, basketball manager enjoys swimming, basketball, base- ball, ruglijy, fishing, hunting, beinglwith people, and the beach . . . plans to go to col- lege, or work, or get married . . . hat you talkin' 'bout, Willis? SHELLEY RAE NEIL, Shell . . . Oct. 3, 1962 . . . Academic . . . N.H.S., yearbook - athletics editor, Sr. and Jr. Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Band, All-County Chorus, District Chorus, F.T.C., Ma le Princess first runner-ufp, wrestlin stat., Ski Club, Society of Distinguished Hi li,School Students, Who s Who in Music, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Scholastic Quiz team, 'Maria' in the Sound o Music . . . enjoys skiing, swimming, being outdoors, and spendin time with friends plans to? attend college, major in elementary education, and Jive a good life . . . ou know. DENNIS JAMES NICKLOW, Nick May 7, 1962 . .. Vo-tech, Auto-Diesel intramurals, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, All-County Chorus, District Chorus, Soloist at Spring Concert, Jr. and Sr. F.F.A., Chess Club, Model Car Club, Societ of Distin- guished High School Students . . .enjoys hunting, fishin ,football, spending money, car racin , and being with a special person . . . plans to taie over his father's farm . . . Quit it, Rog! JEFF LEE OHLER, Jeppo . . . Oct. 10, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Carpentry . . . intramurals . . . enjoys motorcycling, working with wood, and hunting , , . plans to do carpentry work . . . Get out of my garden! TIMOTHY PAUL PATRICK, Sole-dad . . . Dec. 31, 1962. . . Academic. . . Sr. Cho- rus, Sr. Band., Stage Band, Sr. Committee, varsity basketball manager, tennis team . . . enjoys writing music and watching T.V .... plans to pursue 'a career in percussion ... Oh, baby! RONALD EUGENE PHILLIPPI, Ron . . . May 21, 1961... Vo-ag . . .enjoys work- ing on cars, riding motorcycles, paraging, and being with Barb . . , plans to get a job, buy a home, and buy a new car. , . hat can I say. ' BLAKE E. PLETCHER, Big B . . . Nov. 8, 1962 . . . Vo-ag. . .Soccer Club, baseball 174 team, wrestling team, F.F.A., F.F.A. basketball team enjoys hunting, footb and food . . . plans to work in hard labor. . . What'd I do? , JERRY EDWARD PLETCHER . . . July 7. 1959 . . . Vo-tech, Carpentry, . . Enji playing baseball, softball, and riding bicycle . . . plans to work for the school. RENEE DEANNE PRITTS . . . June 20, 1962 . . . Business . . . F.B.L.A., Ping-pc Club, Student Council, j.v. and varsity cheerleading, girls' basketball team, boys b ketball stat., volleyball team, Pep Club . . . enjoys eing outside, going to the bea sewiglgf all sports, and being with someone special . . . p ans to attend usiness sch ... ,comeon. ' THOMAS EDWARD PRITTS, Tom . . . Mar. 26, 1961 . . . Vo-tech, Auto Diesel Jr. Band, Chess Club . . . enjoys skating, skiing, riding bikes, camping, snowmobilii and partying . . .plans to wor . . . If you don t like t e way I'm living, you just lea this ong-haired country boy alone. VALERIE ANN PRITTS, t'Prittsey . . . Sept. 25, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Off Technology Jr. and Sr. Chorus, softba team, softball manager, Photograp Club . . . enjoys having a good lau h with friends, skating, swimming, rac uet b: biking, and running around on Frigay nights . . . plans to attend school . . . 'Sugar' LORI LEE PUTMAN ...Jul 5, 1962 . .. Business . . . F.B.L.A., F.T.C., A.F.S.,. and Sr. Chorus, Pep! Club, Photography Club, Modern Dance Club, yearbook underclassmen and o-tech editors, intramurals . . . enjoys bike-riding, playing t plilano, swimming, sewing, and being with Nelson . . . plans to get a good job . . . 'IN t is gir . VICKI LYNNE PUTMAN . . . June 29, 1962 . . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Techn ogy . . . enjoiys swimminig, skiing, ice-skating, hiking, and playing the piano . . . pla toget a goo job. . . T. .I.F. ROGER LEE ROMESBERG, JR., Chip . . . Jan. 17, 1962 . . . Vo-ag . . . F.F.A. se F.F.A. basketball team, Soccer Club, baseball team, varsity wrestling team, Gift4 Program . .. enjioys hunting, fishing, lgoing out to Kath 's, and riding motorcycli with Scott, Mar , Nick, Terry, Dave, nos, Jones, Rick, Robert, Mike, Sam, Pritts and Heiple . . . plans to get a job and build a house . . . Latuch, if you had a brai you'd be dangerous! RONALD LEON SALER, JR .... Oct. 24, 1961 . . . Business . . . early work release . enjoys working with autos and being with Ange . . . plans to work. . . 'tAnge. CHRISTIAN JEAN-MARIE SCELLES, Chris . . . June 22, 1961 . . . Academic . Speech Team, Photography Club advisor, guitar, yearbook photogra her, Rohista p otographer, Bye, Bye, Birdie cast member, tennis team, A.I,'.S., N.H.S. . enjoys skiing, photography, readin , and tennis . .. plans to go to college, mari become rich, and retire . . . 'Vive la lgrancef' TERRY WILLIAM SCHMIDT, Schmidty . . . Jan. 9, 1962 . . . and varsity be ketball team, baseball team, golf team, N.H.S., Societ of Distinguished Amerie: High School Students, Who s Who in Music, Who'sWVho Among American Hig School Students, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, All-Count Chorus, Sr. Committee Jr. Cla pres., Albert Peterson in Bye, Bye, Birdie, The Tinman in The Wizard of Oz, St dent Councd, Monitoring Committee, Youth Traffic Safety Council, Rohi,stat' stal Gifted Program . . . en'oys bein with special friends, listening to music, participai ing in all sports, and fiying airljianes . . . plans to attend Penn State, Altoona Carr pus,land major in aeronautica engineering . . . Success come to those who hustl wise y. DAWNJANELLE SCHROCK, Short tn' Sassy Isis . . . Apr. 4, 1962 . .. Academ and Business . . . Jr. and Sr. Band, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Health Careers Club, Photngr phy Club, Craft Club, N.H.S., student announcer, office worker, Soph. Class Commi tee, P-yearbook - faculty and underclassmen editors, Rohistat staff, Student Coui cil, lementary Guidance tutor, Library Aide, Band Library Aide . . . enjoys readin, music, horseback riding, motorc cling, shopping with Anne and Val, and snoozing 1 math class . . . plans to attend the Somerset School of Practical Nursing . . . Hel somebody! HOLLY JO SCHROCK . . . Dec. 4, 1962... Business . . . F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Jr. an Sr. Band, All-County Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, F.T.C., A.F'.S., Girls Physical Edi cation Club, '.v. and varsity cheerleader, wrestling cheerleader, Sr. Committee, Mot ern Dance Club . .. enjoys water skiing, dancing, shopping, cheering, runnin around, ceramics, and being with a certain someone plans to attend busine: schoplin the fall of 1981 or get a secretarial job . . . Do you see any concern in thes eyes. MICHELE LYNN SHAFFER . . . Feb. 27, 1962 . . . Academic . . . Sr. Chorus, yeai book staff, F.T.C., Modern Dance Club, Photo aphy Club, Pep Club, Who's Wh Among American High School Students, girgl basketball team, wrestlinglcheei leader fco-capt.J, Drama Club, Student Council, Soph. Class Committee, Sop . Clas sec.-treas., intramurals . . . enjoys most sports, horseback riding, hiking, baking, ea1 ing, four-wheeling, cruisin , partying, and especially being wit Dale . . . plans to ge a job and marry. . . Oh, wgat do you know? MILDRED KAY SHAULIS . . .June 13, 1962. . . Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technol ogy . . . Student Council, Photography Club, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Sr. Class Committe . . .enjoys sewing, cooking, swimming, being with Jay, and running around . . .plan to get a good payingjob. . . Come on. Let's go! TERRY ALLEN SHAULIS . . . June 7, 1962 . . . Vo-ag . . . F.F.A. vice-pres., F.F.A basketball team enjoys four-wheelin , hunting, motorcycling, and running around.. .future plans are undecided . . . Say what? JOAN ELIZABETH SHUMAKER . . . May 17, 1962... Business . . . F.B.L.A. res. N.H.S. vice-pres., Slpeech League, Sr. Class sec., Bye, B e, Birdie and The Sduni of Music casts, F. .C., All-County Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Who's Who Among kmerican High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, and National Forensic League . . . enjoys al outdoor sports, sewingl, cook- ng, dancing, and getting together with friends . . . plans to attend Indiana niver- ity of Pennsylvania and major in business administration. BONNIE LOU SHULTZ, Shultzy . . . June 9, 1962 . .. Vo-tech, Advanced Office fechnology . . .Jr. and Sr. Chorus, school musical usher. . . enjoys going to basketball games, going to McDonald's, horseback riding, being with friends, listening to music, ind being with Dan. . .plans to get a good jo and later marry. .. Shut up. ROGER LEE SHULTZ, Pete . . . Aug. 1, 1961 . . . Vo-ag . . , F.F.A., F.F.A. basket- xall team . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing basketball, football, and softball . . plans to work on construction. .INDA ELLEN SLEASMAN, Sam . . . May 20, 1962... Business . . . Jr. and Sr. Ihorus, Pe Club, Drama Club, Modern Dance Club, yearbook e senior section co- editor, F.Bii...A., Photography Club, Student Council, ' Who's Who Among American Pligh School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students .. enjoys swimming, dancing, running around, biking, talking with friends, party- ng, and being with rad. . . p ans to get a good secretarial job and later marry. IENNIFER LYNNE STAHL, Jen . . .July 28, 1962 . . . Academic and Business . .. Speech League pres,, National Forensic League chapter pres., Rohistat staff, Stu- lent Announcer, N.H.S., The Sound of Music and Bye, Bye, Birdie casts, Youth Speaks Up, Youth Traffic Safety Council, F.T.C., Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, kindergarten aide . .. enjovs gymnastics, running, dancing, cre- itive writing, motorcycling, and reading . . . pilans to attend St. Francis College and najor in English or E ementary Education . . . The reward of a thing well done is to iave done it. '- Emerson. SUSAN KAY STONER, Sue , ,.Jan. 24, 1962. . . Business ,. . F.B.L.A. vice-pres., and varsity cheerleader, j.v. and varsity tcapt.j volleyball team, '.v. and varsity girls' basketball team, cheerleader tcaptj, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Pep Cllub, Ping-pon tlub entjoys eating pizza, swimming, playing volleyball, being with John, ang Jeing with riends . . . plans to get ajob. VINCENT VERNARD SVONAVEC, Vince . . . July 28, 1962 . . . Vo-ag . .. F.F.A. Jres., County F.F.A. treas., Keystone Farmer degree, Jr. and Sr. Band, Jr, and Sr, Shorus, wrestling team, F.F.A, basketball team, All-County Chorus, All-County Band, Soph. Class and Eighth Grade Class pres., Sr. Committee, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Stage Crew, and Stage Band . . . enjoys all sports, especially wrestling, working with animals, riding motorcycles, and dating. . . plans Lo attend Penn State, Altoona Campus. IAYNN VICTORIA TOBIAS . . . Nov. 10, 1961 , . . Academic... N.H.S, pres., Stu- ient Council sec., Scholastic Quiz Team tcaptj, earbook - senior section and cop editors, Rohistat re rter and pa e editor, Whos Who Amon American High School Students, Wiig's Who in lkiiisicf' Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Sr. iand, All-County Band, All-County Chorus, District Chorus, Regional Chorus, Baccalaureate Choir, Jr, Class treas., National Merit Letter of Commendation winner, track team stat., The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz, Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music, Rose Alvarez in Bye, Bye, Birdie, Gifted Program, Speech League, Dramatics Club, Library Aide, and Crafts Club. . .enjoys reading, sewing, being outdoors, sin 'n ,all tvpes of music, and attempting to grow plants . . . plans to attend Houghton Clolgege, ew York, and major in biology . . . The heart has its reasons that reason does not now. - Nouwen. KATHRYN EILEEN TRESSLER, Kas . .. Mar.26, 1962. . .Business and Vo-tech, Advanced Office Technology . . . Photography Club, Modern Dance Club , . , enjoys walking in the woods, dancing, and listening to good music . . . plans to get a job and iater marry , . . What? l lAMY SUE WALTERS . , . Sept. 1, 1962 . . . Academic . . . Yearbook editor, Sr. Class res., Rohistat staff and pa e editor, N.H.S. sec., Chorus accom anist, Jr. and Sr. and, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, 'V5ho's Who Among American High School Students, 1'Who's Who in Music, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Ex. boys' basketball stat., school musicals accompanist, Student Council sec., Photog- aphv Club, Jubilee Queen, All-County Chorus, District Chorus, Stage Band, Roc - wood Maple Princess, and 4-H activities ,. , enjoys listening to music, playing the piano, organ, and flute, plaving tennis, and being with special friends . . . plans to attend Indiana University of Pennsylvania. FDAVID KEITH WEYAND, t'Dave Jan. 24, 1962 Industrial Arts A.V. Club, Stage Crew, Chess Club, Model Club, Jr, and Sr. Band, Sr, Chorus, Stage Band, lRifle Club, golf team, tennis team, school musicals - house manager and set direc- tor, 4-H, Sugar Bush Re 'on Car Show Club, New Centerville Rural and Volunteer Fire Co., New Centervii Farmers' and Threshermcns' Jubilee member, Antique Auto Club of America, Iron Men Album, and Church Brass Choir . . .enjoys hunting, fishin , basketball, tennis, golf, snowmobiling, skiin ,and his steam engine . . . plans to do Sie best that he can do at whatever he can. , . 'slay I have a hall pass? NICHOLAS VANCE WOHLFARTH, Nick Mav 19, 1962 Academic F.F.A., F.F.A. basketball team, Gifted Program, Whos Who Among American High School Students, golf team, intramurals plans to attend West Virginia University. . . Bring it on. MELISSA ANN YODER, Mel . . . Se it. 8, 1962 .... A wdemic . . .Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Pep Club, F.T.C., jx. and varsity cheerieader tco-captj, intramurals , . . entjoys danc- ing, four-wheeling. listening to music, running around, and being with riends , .. plans to work at an airline as a reservationist. GREG JAMES YOIINKIN, Skynyrd July 23, 1962 Vo-tech, Masonry .. intramurals , . .enjoys all sports, hunting, fishing, listening to Southern Rock-n-Roll, and running around Somerset , , . future plans are undecided . . , You don't know. ' P Mmeam Qlwlfsg not M060 ' ' ' Mw5Qop ' .jemjefwfaltt Uleelbcjfzwsltiooeeda Awgwahus Be5'bDme6Sedlf:J0awQlwmalwv Best .Clwsfmw B885 :D' Gang C0058 zllenwpniiils CutesbCoup0e: DeuaisNfcklmwauLDmw CIOSSAUJMS: l-l8MgaMdfQueQf0awv C1065 Musicians: T'wwP0bvicl2f0wLLOi5 Limb Cf05SCUOwn6: Ng'lEifWol1l6anfffvmtdfCwwI9 l-I Mu. aucbllftiss Qeniofv: Twtg Qclwidibatwi JOMWGMQ Nfoesbl-law: aud1L?udw Qaeasmaw Dwa1mie6t7Ege8: aMdfL01cif Smile: Vane audfQlw1uug Magnet 175 This year, Commencement was held on May 29 and Baccalaureate, May 28. Pastor Paul Tobias was the speaker at Baccalaureate, while music was provided by the Baccalaureate Choir, under the direction of Mr. Larr Lavggne. At graduation, the guest speaker was Mr. tllohn . Snyder, along with valedictorian Ja nn Tobias, Salutatorian Joan Shumaker, Class Presidlnt Amy Walters, and Student Council President Jill Love. Diane Gary and Dennis Nicklow provided a musical selection after Mr. Nixdorf, Mr. Dull, and Dr. Mathias presented the class with their diplomas. Cnlmssolpeso it x is Li ss i Q t Q wffg' ' S xi. vi PL '15 fx E5 Goalbwppeab iw Magaf hw Quia During the first week of school, the seniors held the annual Magazine Sale. They topped their goal of 310,000.00 with a total of 310,700.00. The seniors used the profits from the sales to pay for their senior trip and for various Commence- ment expenses. The high salesman was Nick Wohlfarth, who sold 50 subscriptions, totaling 3502.20. The second highest salesman was Cheri Hauger, who sold a total of 51 subscriptions, totaling 3436.17 . 1. Nick Wohlfarth, high salesman, is bom- barded with magazine order blanks. 2. Mr. George Hanna, of Q.S.P. sales programs, explains the prize award system. 3. One of the most popular prizes in the maga- zine sale was the Class of '80 mug. 4. Rusty Henry and Diane Gary check in the prizes to be awarded. 178 QM QeudmsTwv.-Mawfwimusbwig , xi 1 at M krwmu On May 11 and 12, the class of 1980 took their senior trip. The first day was spent in Busch Gardens. Here they had an opportunity to go on amusement park rides, see shows, and savor the atmosphere of the Old Country. On Monday the seniors visited Colonial Williamsburg and experienced America's colonial past. The group had many memorable experiences. Who will ever forget Diane Gary's flying suitcase? And how could anyone not remember the thrill of riding on the Loch Ness Monster? Truly the senior trip will never be forgotten by the class of 1980. 1. Carol Cane and Melanie Ansell pause before .9 riding down the Flume. Q 2. All right, we know we look tired. So would you if you walked around Busch Gardens for four hours! think Dennis Nicklow and John Fox. . 3. The Loch Ness Monster is one of Busch Gar- l den's most famous attractions. W ? Qemzofv eofvComestaafO0ose The class of 1980 was a class of individuals. However, on several occasions the class pulled together as a group to achieve a goal. Together the class decided to not only reach their maga- zine sale goal, but also to pass it. The class members gave blood, they assembled the rocket. Just as each hailstone is separate and individual, so was each senior. And just as the hailstones together create a lovely picture, so did the members of the class of 1980 - together. 180 OX J Za . af fl' 5' .V -V-5n5,,L ,i ,fig .59 25: Ng ,KV 'K n jf. F K ' Q... ffffigwiggggr' 1 ag . .e 5 W, K sr we - ' fgezzf '45 Az-55, - f ' .Q Q igfgsfyfgif gy , fp s. 3' tiumgitpj-f Jg.SrQ35g, L A . . qt, 33 Q E? A x ' ip s.- -I' 1 3.59. iq 1-gw'x.f,- -...Seas ,, ..-., Hin? , M,.,iwQ, -KH ,M4'5i.5 35 . A' r ' R5 533ii,h..gig,f1f.15,7'2,jta.Qfringe!-v ng , Q. 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Look, Mom, it doesn't hurt! exclaims Chip Romesberg as he gives blood. l8l WWA H41-L PASS Uudeaoiassmmv NAMES Awww Oiewaafiww Events Vohteclv TIMES ONES Qemims DEQHNNTON Famlbfg emJQme1eAcuezzQ APPIZOVEDBY Wlwflwvadiugasaw adv1sofv,Qed'w.e1v,ovwauSiug maclwqawftgnwmbmsww While P05919 fffwusfvfiwuww spenbavsehoolb,shu1eahsmwL twdwus wmgi'Imes become gwLp.uW15.mmuw Mp shxdeuhsatfoiwaoadww goafsmwbemlmngwawifv mmesfs iwboflvsdwolfamb ouizidefad'iuii'msm1dfeueuiz. Gash B dim 1 2 3 4 5 6 The Three Musketeers? Mrs. Janet Black Mrs. Dawn Biancotti Mrs. Joyce Emert Mr. Robert Hook Mrs. Donna Johnson w 4 1. Mr. Richard Maize 2. Mrs. Dorthea Dinning 3. Mr. Daniel Buck 4. Mr. Buck has a sympathetic ear as he listens to Mrs. Logsdon's problem. 5. Mr. Kent Dykstra 6. Mrs. Adele Logsdon 7. Sick again! enlwugldv ww-Q If t . . , e 1. Mr. Hank Kartesz 2. Mrs. Georgiann Pingley 3. Mr. Ross Shinew 4. Five fingers plus one pen equals. . . 5. Mrs. Susan Smith 6. Quick! Where's the nearest telephone booth? 7. Mrs. Connie Petras if ciemwTeaclwus ' wack NewTeclw-iques Av Mr. Fred Costantino Mrs. Linda Henry All work and no play. .. Makes for a very boring day Mr. Dan Peterson Mr. J an Tomko iq qw N RQ 'Evra Mrs Lamp Rockwood s own Mrs. Count Dracula Is thls our shy and conserva tive Mr O Donnell? Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. James O Donnell li? .fvff 4' ZILL . XQLLLLL X .N L is ,' M of 2 1. Mr. Robert Rohlf 2. Mrs. Evelyn Grimm 3. Mrs. Grimm takes a relaxing coffee break from the morning of teaching. 4. Mrs. Teresa Sanner 5. Mrs. Sandra Millin 6. Mrs. Betty Blaho 189 Phgs-EaLTeaclwfw Keep ' L- Q ls, QQ , 'Q . -I, E 'sz , 1 ,Q QZS135 ' M 1.1-555525523 X- 5 iiis'J T3 7 .Al 1. Mrs. Claudia Boyd 2. Mr. Jones - Part of the class? 3. Mrs. Susan Dom 4. Miss Jan Zellers 5. Mr, Michael Jones 6. Mr. David Baltzer Tmclv Special bills 'QW-fr 1441- -xv.. ie-novo-P-.3 .,.........f ,-X--......-.. .1 W 'X n N Mr. Timothy Vought Mr. Gary Weimer Mr. Clair Lewis Mr. Dennis Livengood Mr, William Welsh Mrs. Sharon Baumgarclner Ants Pl , . ...af , .s. lf , .C ll. ,I , , ,ox , I. -..e., , , , 4 s-, n ,gs -u -.,. u, 5. 9' ' ' 0 ' 4 0 ' I'.gu, . 4 , - sx'0 x. ' 'oo ' 4 ' non O. n 9 0 0 ' o I .,-- r s I . ,a.p.. ... t' ' 'cl Q , 0 ' 4 ,nu ks .0 Q, , 1 Q , 1 vv ' Q -su 9' , . 0 ,'ll ' '2'..Q x.x .5 . g 5.4 u -5. o -A Q Q . 1' -, it 'v' . , qu . s og f 2 O ca zo ,l'0,.:'el Q rs' . 1, ' E f.-4' '---Q, 3 9 ' 0 r r x A M.. M M ' 1 i G Miss Shirleyann Hostetler Mr. Larry LaVigne Mrs. Mary Neimiller Mr. Bernd Bornemann Mr. Robert Shank Mr. Richard Kingera 192 79. 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Editor Underclassman Editor Staff Events Editor Staff Athletics Editor Staff Organizations Editor Staff Vo-Tech Editor Staff 1980 STAFF Amy Walters Dawn Schrock Lisa Gontis Cindy Hostetler Amy Romesberg Sue Schrock Diane Gary Patty Johnson Donna Marker Jodi Pletcher Shelley Neil Lisa Clevenger Beth Ortman Pam Phillippi Jill Pletcher Cheri Hauger Lorie Berkey Denise Breegle Kurt Metz Lori Putman Michele Shaffer Sue Ringer Senior Editor - Staff - Faculty and Administration Editor - Staff - Copy Editor - Staff - Index Editor - Business Manager - Assistant - Photographers - Advisor - J aynn Tobias Jim Gielarowski Dawn Schrock Linda Sleasman Marla King Kellie Snyder Sue Charney Vicki Miller Cheri Hauger Jill Love Sue Schrock Brian Brown Chris Scelles Cover Studio Mrs. Biancotti We would like to thank Mr. John Neil and Kay Younkir for their photographic assistance A 1 .V 'I' My A f 1' gfw. X A fx 9 ,,f,.z:'5w Sw xg M Qpfxxv -A- 'Administration 195-201 Albright, Candy 30, 117, 122 Albright, Cathy 139, 149 Albright, Ricky 12, 114 'American Field Service 50, 51, 106 Anderson, Joseph 24, 110, 114 Ansell, Brian 24 Ansell, Carl 24 Ansell, Cynthia 36, 139 Ansell, Daniel 139, 149 Ansell, Miss Debbie 198 Ansell, Kerry 18, 110, 121 Ansiergi Melanie 128, 136, 137, 139, 149, Ansell, Michelle 12, 121 Ansell, Robert 12 Ansell, Roxanne 128, 139, 149 Ansell, Sondra 112, 128, 136, 137 'Assemblies 60, 61, 62, 63 'Audio Visual 106 Augustine, Paul 12, 114 Augustine, Rena 36, 38, 107 Augustine, Roy 18, 110 Augustine, Russell 12, 110 Augustine, Sandi 36, 117 -Q- Bailey, Roger 93, 120, 150 Baker, Daniel 139, 150, 177 Baker, Jeffrey 18 Baker, Keith 36, 117 Baker, Rex 12, 78, 114 Baker, Samuel 30 Baker, Shawn 12, 114 Baltzer, Mr. David 76, 92, 98, 120, 190 Band, All County 131 'Band, District 131 'Band, Junior 57, 132, 133 'Band, Regional 131 Band, Senior 57, 65, 136, 137 Band, Stage 57 , 134 Barclay, Amy 12, 107 Barclay, James 24 Barclay, Jill 18, 119, 126 Barron, Kenneth 24 Barron, Roy 24, 110 Barron, Shelley 30, 122, 141 'Baseball Team 101, 102, 103 'Basketball, Boys' Junior Varsity 76, 77 Basketball, Boys' Varsity 72, 73, 74 Basketball, FFA 92 Basketball, Girls' Junior Varsity 70, 71 Basketball, Girls' Varsity 68, 69 Basketball, Junior High 78, 79 Baughman, Dawn 30 Baughman, Martha 139, 145, 150, 151 Baumgardner, Mrs. Sharon 109, 191 Beagigf, Samuel 18, 113, 121, 123, 126, Beahr, Tracy 18 Beal, George 12,110 204 Beal, Mark 24, 115 Beal, Miss Roxanne 199 Beck, Bobbie Jo 30 Beeman, Tammy 12, 107 Benford, John 18, 21, 78, 93, 114 Benlfggd, Mandy 24, 109, 128, 135, 136, Benford, Patricia 70, 93, 122 Benson, Richard 30, 62, 111, 114 Berkey, Bonnie 12, 126 Berkey, Lorie 36, 37, 98, 99, 109, 123 Berkey, Michael 151 Berkey, Randy 36, 42, 139 Berkey, Richard 24 Biancotti, Mrs. Dawn 184 Black, Mrs. Janet 184 Black, Sean 18, 21, 78, 79, 93, 95, 114 Blaho, Mrs. Betty 189 Blough, Larry 12, 13, 114 Bluebaugh, Randy 18, 126, 133 Boden, Mary Ann 13, 120, 127 Bod Squad 107 Bornemann, Mr. Bernd 62, 109, 192 Boucher, Gregory 18, 113, 126, 132 Bowlby, Anita 18, 107, 119, 120, 126 Bowlby, Tanya 24, 113, 132 Bowman, Jeffrey 18, 78, 120, 126, 132 Bowman, Scott 46, 83, 92, 101, 103, 111, 120, 150, 181 Boyd, Mrs. Claudia 190 Brant, David 36 Brant, Miss Janet 198 Brant Stephen 24, 114 Breckenridge, Robert 24, 121, 126 Breiegrle, Denise 36, 98, 99, 109, 125, 136, Breegle, Keith 13, 114, 127 Breegle, Shawn 13, 114 Breegle, Tammy 30 Broadwater, Karen 30, 135, 136, 137 Broadwater, Kevin 30, 139 Brocht, Kathy 81, 128, 139, 151 Brougher, Kelly 25, 70, 121, 128, 136, 137 Bropiher, Patricia 30, 51, 88, 106, 117, Brown, Brian 112, 122, 151, 162 Brugh, Mrs. Elaine 188 Brugh, Miss Kay 112 Bryner, Kathleen 36, 98, 117 Buck, Mr. Daniel 63, 101, 103, 185 Bucy, John 36 Burkett, Scott 139 'Bus Drivers 193 -0- 'Cafeteria Staff 193 Campbell, Loren 30, 83, 120 Car3e'i9Carol 98, 99, 100, 130, 141, 151, 152 Cane, Rusty 18, 19, 108, 126 Cane, Ruthie 18, 22, 127 Carlson, Robert 25, 110, 114, 126, 127 Carolus, Jodi 36, 139 1 Carolus, Terri 18, 126, 132, 136, 137 Carolus, Terry 13, 110 Chaney, Brenda 31, 121, 139 Charney, James 18, 113, 121, 126 Charney, Sharon 31, 65, 70, 81, 88, 89, 98 122, 123, 129, 134, 136,137 Chamey, Susan 53, 64, 74, 93 123, 124, 125, 129, 130, 134, 136, iai, 152 'Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 80 Cheerleaders, Varsity 75 Cheerleaders, Wrestling 81 'Chess Club 108 'Chorus, All County 30 'Chorus, District 130 'Chorus, Junior 57, 126, 127 'Chorus, Regional 130 'Chorus, Senior 57, IB, 129 'Class Officers, Freshman 24 'Class Officers, Junior 36 'Class Officers, Senior 148 'Class Officers, Sophomore 30 Clawson, Diane 25 Clawson, Jane 108, 152 Clay, Edward 36, 92, 101, 111, 120 Cleven er, Lisa 36, 68, 69, 70, 86, 87, 88, 89,g8,100,112, 123, 125, 129 Clevenger, Lynn 13, 84, 120 Clevenger, Maxine 128, 139, 152 Clevenger, Vick 13, 16, 84, 120, 121 Clevenger, Scott 36 Close, Kimberly 13, 121, 127 Colflesh, Jeffrey 36, 112, 113 Collins, Deborah 108, 153 Collins, Mark 85 Collins, Ronald 18, 110 'Concert, Christmas 56 'Concert, Spring 57 Cornish, Mr. John 68, 84, 112 Costantino, Mr. Fred 19, 106, 187 Costea, Michael 63, 101, 102, 113, 153, 168 Countryman, Mark 25, 27 Cox, David 25 Cox, Tammy 31, 107, 128 Cox, Terry 120, 153 Cox, Tracy 25 Cramer, Matthew 31, 139 Crawford, Bonnie 36, 108 Crawford, Gary 25, 110 Crawford, James 18 Crosbie, Kurt 31, 32, 76, 93, 120 Crosbie, Megan 13, 120, 126 'Custodians 193 -D- Davis, Sheila 13, 121, 132 Davis, Sue 13, 113, 126, 132 Delancey, Mrs. Mary Jane 199 Dinning, Mrs. Dorthea 185 Dom, Mrs. Susan 86, 189 Douglas, Clifford 120, 148, 152, 181 Douglas, Glenn 31, 120, 139 Drabish, Tracy 18, 127, 132, 136, 137 Dull, Amy 31, 128, 136, 137 Dull, Beth Ann 13, 114, 123, 132 Dull, Kirk 30, 31, 55, 96, 97, 106, 112, 123, 133, 136, 137 DuPont, Diane 25 DuPont, Robert 31, 115 Jupre, Kenneth 25, 55, 108, 123 Dupre, Michele 18, 22, 55, 107, 112, 119 Dykstra, Mr. Kent 83, 185 -5- Emert, Mrs. Joyce 184 Engleka, Jesse 36, 76, 139, 142 Enos, James 25,96,97, 101, 103,110, 114 Enos, Teresa 127 ..p.. Faculty 184-195 Faidley, Cindy 19, 71, 120 Faidley, Miss Judy 201 Faidley, Wanda 36, 68, 107 Foltz, Robert 19, 20 Foreign Travel Club 109 Forney, Miriam 19, 122 Fox, John 59, 72, 73, 150, 153, 156, 179 Fox, Teresa 36, 59, 123 Fundis, Wayne 139, 154 Future Business Leaders of America 108 . uture Farmers of America 110, 111 Future Homemakers of America 109 -G- larofalo, Albert 36, 120 Gary, Diane 55, 71, 74, 123, 124, 125, 129, 30, 148, 155, 165, 178 Eary, Kenneth 13, 114, 121 ary, Mark 36, 114 ary, Sandra 25 eary, Charla 14, 107, 109 erber, Christopher 25, 65, 110, 112, 114 erber, Eric 31, 120 ielarowski, James 155 ielarowski, John 48, 55, 118, 120, 155, 156, 169 olf Team 96, 97 ontis, James 14, 16, 84, 85, 126 ontis, Kathy 31, 118 ontis, Lisa 36,55,112, 116, 122, 125, 129 ontis, L nn 49, 52, 53, 58, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122, 124, 154, 164 ribble, Melinda 14, 121, 123, 127 ribble, Teryll 14, 112, 113, 121, 126 ribble, Todd 101, 114, 126 rimm, Mrs. Evelyn 189 ross Tamm 36 37 58 59 109 112 122,123,1i29' ' ' ' ' ' 714- iackwelder, Phil 31, 111, 120 Flall, Carol 58, 128, 130, 136, 137, 149, 154 ?Iall, Violet 32, 61, 75, 86, 122, 129 ?Ialle, Elmer 37 Halle, Tina 32, 143 Hange, Suzette 13, 126, 132 Harbaugh, Chris 38, 82 Ha1il5ga7ugh, Denise 19, 119, 127, 132, 136, Hare, Vietta 32 Hau er, Cheri 64, 71, 86, 112, 124, 125, 129, 130, 154, 165 Hauger, David 19, 110, 119, 122 Hau er, Diana 26, 68, 69, 70, 86, 88, 89, 98,100,112 123, 129, 136, 137 Hay, Brian 26, 93, 95, 110, 114 Hay, Christine 19 Hay, Christopher 14, 78, 133 Hay, Jeffrey 26,110,114, 115 Hayiigeffrey 38, 55, 72, 74, 76,111, 113, Hay, Julie 32, 109, 117 Hay, Pamela 26, 126 Hay, Tammy 26, 80, 132, 136, 137 Hay, Terry 26, 110 Hay, Vickie 19 Hearn, Sonja 19, 112, 113, 123, 126 Hechler, Clifford 155 Heining, Charles 26, 110 Heiple, Timothg 37, 38, 63, 72, 74, 101, 02, 112, 11 , 128, 134, 136, 137 Henry, Amy 14, 121, 127 Henry, Darlene 14 Henry, Doris 32, 121 Henry, Douglas 142, 156 Henry, Gregg 14, 120 Henry, James 63, 72, 73, 93, 157, 159, 178 Henry, Julie 38, 107 Henry Kay 19, 132 Henry, Mrs. Linda 187 Henry, Mary Ann 26, 107, 126, 127, 128 Henry, Nancy 14, 120, 126 Henry, Rex 38, 139 Henry, Rhonda 26, 55, 98, 100, 113, 128, 135, 136, 137 Hileman, Kim 14, 127 Hinkle, William 111, 120, 156 Hinzy, David 120, 156 Hinzy, John 32, 120 Hinzy, Joseph 26 Hixson, Margaret 58, 12, 136, 137, 156 Hixson, Matthew 33, 55, 92, 101, 102, 103, 106, 111, 128, 134, 136, 137 Hixson, Rebecca 19, 107, 123, 127, 132, 136, 137 Hochard, Francis 38, 55, 106, 112, 128, 130, 136, 137 Hoffman, Michael 26, 110 Hoffman, Shirley 26 Holyfield, Patricia 26, 55, 109, 126, 128 Hook, Mr. Robert 48, 184 Hoover, Kevin 26, 78, 128, 136, 137 Hostetler, Cindy 38, 86, 87, 88, 89, 122, 125, 129, 131, 135, 136, 137 Hostetler, James 19, 126, 132 Hostetler, Miss Shirley 116, 148, 192 Hotchkiss, Deanna 19 Hoyman, Tammy 26 -I .. Illagggoseph 31, 32, 55, 106, 133, 134, 136, -J- Jagnow, John 39, 55 Johnson, Mrs. Donna 148, 184 Johnson, Jane 19 Johnson, Patricia 37, 39, 55, 123, 125, 129 135, 136, 137 Jone3bJohn 32, 72, 74, 76, 93, 96, 97, 120, Jones, Mr. Michael 63, 90, 96, 120, 190 Jones, Mrs. Nancy 199 Judy, Daniel 26, 110, 114 Judy, Douglas 32 Judy, Michael 19, 107 Judy, Michele 32, 109 Judy, Randy 39, 108 Judy, Sharon 39 -g,- Kartesz, Mr. Frank 186 Kaufman, Fred 39, 59, 76, 96, 131, 134, 136, 137 Keefer, Greg 36, 39, 72, 73, 76, 77, 139 Keefer, Jodi 128,139, 145, 157 Kidd, George 19 Kidd, Oliver 39 Kidd, Tina 55, 109, 122, 123 Kincaid, Ann 32, 54, 55, 93, 106, 123, 128, 136, 137 King, Becky 19,107, 123, 127 King, Carol 32, 122 King, Darlene 26, 98, 114, 136, 137 King, Eric 26, 114 King, Glenn 117 King, Grace 19, 119 King, Gregory 26, 76, 115 King, James 19 King, Jane 26, 107, 126 King, Janice 14, 107, 121, 127 King, Jeffrey 139, 145, 157 Kinggloni 53, 103, 122, 123,136, 137, 155, King, Marla 106, 108, 125, 129, 130, 158 King, Paula 108, 158 King, Ray 32 King, Roger 59, 63, 72, 73, 93, 120, 128, 30, 1 9, 142, 155, 159 Kingigluth 26, 55, 98, 109, 123, 128, 136, King, Sherri 19 King, Stanley 14, 39, 41, 108 King, Stanley 121 King, Tammy 26, 71, 112, 127 King, Tracy 40, 54, 55, 108, 128, 136, 137 King, Vickie 14, 50, 110 King, Wayne 26, 110 Kingera, Mr. Richard 56, 57, 192 Kinsella, Mary 40 Klink, Janice 26, 126 Klink, Jonas 19, 84, 115, 120 Klink, Patricia 40, 139 Knepper, Anne 32,98 Kneigger, Kathy 40, 68, 86, 87, 120, 123, Knieriem, Alan 20, 133 Knieriem, Brian 139, 158 Knoblach, Albert 32, 59, 93, 94, 114, 134, 136, 137 Knoblach, Theodore 14, 120, 121 Knopsnyder, Clay 26 Knogsnyder, Dorla 55, 108, 136, 137, 148, 1 8, 159 Knopsnyder, James 32, 93, 120, 139 Knopsnyder, Lori 20, 120, 127 Knopsnyder, Oran 139 Knopsnyder, Paula 40, 108, 139, 144 Knopsnyder, Russell 20, 108 Knopsnyder, Vincent 13, 14 Knotter, Charles 159 Knotter, William 32, 114 Krebs, Kimberly 32, 55, 117, 118 Kreger, Leslie 14, 127 Kreger, Sharon 27, 55, 112, 129, 136, 137 Kusch, David 40, 72 74, 76, 77, 96, 128, 131,134, 136, 137 .. L - Larnggrt, David 63, 101, 102, 113, 159, Lambert, Douglas 32, 101, 113, 136, 137 Larngert, Lori 40, 58, 88, 129, 134, 136, Lamp, Mrs. Mary Lou 108, 124, 188 Lamp, Mr. William 72, 63 Lape, Melvin 20 Latshaw, Jeffrey 40, 83, 111, 115, 120 Latshaw, Katty 27, 80, 128 Latuch, Mark 62, 92, 111, 150, 160 LaVigne, Mr. Larry 130, 192 Lease, Kelly 20, 132 Lease, Tracy 20 Leasock, Christine 14 Leafggk, Peggy 55, 58, 108, 136, 137, 158, Leasock, Steven 139 Leer, David 40, 111 Legas, Karen 27, 126 Legas, Roger 20 Lemmon, Gregg 40, 139 Lenhart, Mark 19, 20, 78, 108, 110, 115 Lenhart, Paul 40, 95 Leonberger, Mark 20, 22 Leone, Frank 32, 83, 93 Leone, Judith 40, 54, 55, 106, 129, 134, 135, 136, 137 Leslie, Lisa 20 Lewis, Mr. Clair 148, 191 Lint, Lois 129, 130, 131, 134, 136, 137, 143, 160, 163 Litqggon, Carla 37, 40, 46, 61, 75, 86, 88, Livengood, Mr. Dennis 117, 191 Livengood, John 14, 84 Livengood, Tammy 33, 86, 88 Logsdon, Mrs. Adele 33, 123, 185 Lourencic, Mary 27 , 128 Love, Jill 55, 59, 74, 123, 124, 125, 129, 130,156, 157, 161 Lowery, Dana 71, 120 Lowery, Jack 27, 84, 120 Lowery, Tracey 20, 33, 122, 139, 140 Ludwiczak, Amy 33, 35, 118, 119 Lytle, Gerald 14 Lytle, Patti 27 , 70, 88, 112, ..M- 118, 128 Maize, Mr. Richard 148, 185 'Majorettes 135 HK Maple Princess Contest 52, 53 Mardis, Cynthia 161 Mardis, David 27, 110, 120 Mardis, Scott 20 Marker, Donna 40, 46, 55, 86, 87, 88, 125, 129, 135, 136, 137 Maiilggr, Kay 40, 54, 55, 106, 129, 135, 136, Martin, Connie 33 Martin, Lucy 31, 33 Mathias, Dr. Robert 0. 200 Maust, Bryan 27 Maust, Gerald 160 Maust, Scott 14, 108, 115, 1 May, David 15 Mayhugh, Robert 33, 115 McClintock, Curtis 15, 110 McDevitt, Betty Jo 33 McMillen, Michelle 15, 127 McMillen, Pamela 20 McMillen, Tammy 139, 161 McVicker, John 40 26 Metz Kurt 40 59, 62, 63, 90 91,112,116, 122, 125, 128, 130, 131, 134, 136, 137 Metz, Mark 20, 78, 132 Metz, Mrs. Mary Lou 201 Metz, Molly 12, 15, 107, 126, 132 Metz ar, Robert 20, 113, 121, 123, 126, li Meyggs, Amy 27, 80, 109, 128, 135, 136, Meyers, Dale 20 Meyers, Gregroy 33, 111, 115 Meyers, James 20, 109 Meyers, Joseph 15, 84, 85, 107 Meyers, Lori 27 , 107, 126 Meyers, Margaret 53, 71, 108, 109, 124, 143, 161 Meyers, Marjorie 40, 86, 87, 88, 139, 144 Meyers, Meade 33 Meyers, Melinda 20, 121 Meyers, Michael 33, 110, 115 Meyers, Michelle 40, 81, 138, 139 Mickey, Lisa 33, 71, 93, 122, 129, 136, 137 Miller, Frances 15, 107, 121, 123, 127 Miller, James 15, 78, 115, 126 Miller, Jeffrey 15, 84, 108, 126 Miller, Joanna 15, 107, 127, 131 Miller, Julie 27, 98, 109, 129, 132, 134, 136, 137 Miller, Mrs. Katie 62 Miller, Susan 37, 40, 55, 59, 63, 81, 108, 128 Miller, Todd 20, 113, 133 Miller, Vicki 40, 109, 125, 129, 136, 137 Miller, Warren 65, 136, 137, 139, 144, 163, 177 Miller, Mrs. Wilma 199 Millin, Mrs. Sandra 189 Mitchell, Bonnie 15, 107, 121, 126 Mitchell, Brian 26, 27, 76, 115 Mitchell, Darrell 27, 101, 115, 123 Mitchell, Kathy 40 Mitchell, Lorie 27 Mitchell, Mary 33, 122 Mitchell, Theresa 108, 162 Mitchell, William 20, 84, 85, 120, 121, 133 Modrak, Charles 21, 108 Mognet, Miss Kathy 198 Mognet, Lisa 27, 109, 126, 128 Mognet, Lori 21, 109, 127 Mognet, Melissa 33 Mognet, Sherry 128, 139, 141, 153, 163, 176 Moore, Arnold 21, 133 Morgan, Angela 15, 106, 120, 127 Morgan, Kimberly 15, 120, 127 Morgan, Michelle 33, 75, 88, 89, 106, 122, Moses, Michael 15 Most, Roger 15, 110, 120 Mull, Mark 27, 78, 79, 128, 136, 137 Muhgglelissa 60, 128, 130, 136, 137, 139, Myers, Lisa 21, 23, 119, 132 Myers, Steven 33, 120 Myers, Ted 27, 110, 120 Myers, Tina 40, 107 .. 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Karl 51, 72, 73, 96, 102, 128, 156, 'National Colors 135 'National Honor Society 124 Nedrow, David 40, 111 Neil, John 28, 83, 96, 97, 126, 128 Neil, Shelley 52, 53, 82, 109, 112, 116, 124, 125, 129, 130, 136, 137, 162, 164 Neimiller, Mrs. Mary 192 Newell, Lori 13, 15 Newell, Tina 28, 107, 126 Nicholas, Peggy 28 Nicholas, Rhonda 15 Nicklow, Dennis 50, 128,130, 139, 144, 152, 179 Nicklow, Duane 15, 120, 126 Nixdorf, Mr. Allen G. 177, 200 -0- O'Brien, Todd 15, 115, 126, 133 O'Dfm2r5nell, Douglas 33, 55, 62, 126, 127, 0'Donnell, Mr. James 188 Ohler, Charles 28, 110 Ohler, DeAnna 33, 109 Ohler, Jeffrey 139, 163 Ohler, Luke 21,115 Ohler, Melissa 33, 121, 139 Ohler, Paul 41 Ohler, Vicki 15, 121, 127 Ortman, Mr. Benedict 201 Ortman, Beth 41, 68, 69, 70, 75, 86, 87, 88, 123, 125, 129 .. p .. anich, Sherry 28, 121, 126, 128 atrick, Lisa 28, 128, 136, 137 , atrick, Lori 33 atrick, Timothy 55, 72, 118, 120, 12, 131, 134, 148, 164 atterson, Jody 24, 28, 109, 112, 126, 128 avri, Betina 21, 119, 122, 126, 132 eck, Linda 21, 119, 132, 136, 137 eracchio, Vincent 41, 115 eters, James 21, 72, 78, 112, 120 eterson, Mr. Daniel 27, 187 etcrson, Kimberly 15, 107, 121, 127 etras, Mrs. Connie 186 feifer, James 41, 46, 55, 90, 91, 96, 112, 123, 131, 136, 137 feifer, Sheryl 16, 126, 132 hillippi, Mrs. Barbara 198 hillippi, Gary 115, 132 Phillippi, Linda 21 Phillippi, Merle 28 Phillippi, Michael 16, 84, 133 Phillippi, Nancy 28, 136, 137 Phillippi, Mrs. Norma Jean 188 Phillippi, Pamela 37, 98, 99, 112, 125, 129 Phillippi, Ronald 165 Phillippi, Tammy 19, 21, 127 Phillippi, Tammy 2, 126, 127 Dhillippi, Tracy 16, 106, 121, 127 ?hotography Club 112 ?ingley, Mrs. Georgiann 186 ?ing Pong Club 113 ?irl, George 16, 110, 115 ?irl, Lonnie 28 ?irl, Madaline 19,21 ?letcher, Blake 49, 82, 83, 92, 101, 103, 1 111,120,150,164 ?letcher, Carl 41, 59, 76, 12, 139, 143 ?letcher, Dale 37, 41, 92, 101, 111, 120, 128, 136, 137 Dletcher, Danny 41, 111, 113 ?letcher, Darrell 28, 78, 115 Pletcher, Dawn 2, 71, 112 Pletcher, Holly 28, 55, 118, 121, 126, 128 Dletcher, Jerry 143, 164 ?letcher, Jill 41, 68, 69, 70, 71, 86, 87, 88, , 39, 93, 125, 129 Dletcher, Jodi 40, 41, 48, 55, 68,69 70, 105, 117, 118, 123, 125, 135, 137 Jletcher, Miss Lorraine 201 Jletcher, Russ 33, 115, 136, 137 'letcher, Stacey 21, 122, 127 'ritts, Carl 41, 63, 72, 74, 101,113 'ritts, Cheryl 34, 107 Pritts, Cindy 16, 127 Pritts, Jeffrey 34, 106, 139, 140 Pritts, Michael 28, 78, 115 Pritts, Renee 74, 75, 108, 165, 170 Pritts, Russell 34, 76, 94, 101, 120 Pritts, Stacy 21, 84, 85, 110, 121, 126 Pritts, Thomas 164 Prigfi Todd 34, 115, 136, 137, 139, 137, Pritts, Valerie 130, 139, 141, 165 Prolenski, Kevin 16, 115 Prom, J unior-Senior 58, 59 Puffenberger, Amy 16, 55, 123, 127, 132 Puffenber er, Robert 34, 65, 93, 95, 120, 133, 1315 137 Pugh, Bernell 84 Pugh, Tammy 30, 34, 63, 81, 106, 123, 128 Purbaugh, Laurie 107 Purbaugh, Linda 41, 107 Purbaugh, Peggy 21 Purbaugh, Rosemary 21 Putman, Gail 15, 16 Putglign, Lori 34, 58, 106, 108, 125, 12, Putggn, Mark 34, 76, 115, 136, 137, 138, Putman, Vicki 139, 144, 166 Pyle, George 41, 139 Pyle, Holly 16, 106, 121, 127 Pyle, Sharon 40, 12, 134, 136, 137 -Q- Queer, Shanda 46, 55, 88, 98, 100, 106, 112, 122, 123, 129, 134, 135, 136, 137 -p,- Rager, Laura 19, 21, 119, 122 Reckner, Michael 2, 110 Reese, Amber 21, 107, 112, 119, 127 Reffner, Jacqueline 16, 121, 127, 132 Renaud, Joseph 34 Rifle Club 114, 115 Ringer, Charles 34, 83, 93, 115 Ringer, David 34, 120, 139 Ringer, Jennifer 115 Ringer, Suzanne 41, 98, 99, 125, 129 Ringer, William 2, 12, 133, 136, 137 Ringler, Theresa 28, 109, 126, 132 Riteggur, Penny 25, 2, 55, 107, 12, 136, 'Rod and Bow Club 115 't'Rohistat Staff 122 Rdlrlf, lvlr. Robert 22, 103, 133 Rdrgrgberg, Amy 41, 122, 125,129, 135, Romesberg, Barry 11, 34 Romesberg, Donald 21, 108, 110, 115 Romesber ,Jack 41, 55, 92, 96, 106,111, 112, 128, 130, 136, 137 Romesberg, James 21, 84, 110, 120 Romesberg, Jeffrey 21, 126 Romesber ,Joan 30, 34, 88, 89, 122, 129, 136, 137 Romesberg, Linda 34 Romesberg, Matthew 16, 84, 93, 113, 126 Romesberg, Melinda 34, 129, 136, 137 Romesber , Roger 46, 62, 83, 92, 101, 103, 111, 125, 150, 181 Romesberg, Samuel 24, 28, 83, 123, 12, 136, 13 Rorngzgburg, Scott 2, 55, 113, 12, 136, Rose, Ann 28, 88, 98, 100, 123, 126, 12 Rose, Eric 41, 76, 120, 12 Rose, Patricia 16, 107, 121, 127 Rose, William 16, 121, 123 -g- Sadler, Mark 34, 139, 140 Saler, Michael 34, 115 Saler, Ronald 166 Samler, Alice 22 Samler, Carl 41, 115 Sanner, Derik 16 Sanner, Mr. Keith 79 Sanner, Laura 34, 12 Sanner, Nancy 34, 121 Sanner, Sally 37, 41, 50, 59, 106, 121, 12, 131, 136, 137 Sanner, Scott 24, 28, 55, 78, 134, 136, 137 Sanner, Mrs. Teresa 189 Sarver, Daniel 29, 108 Sarver, Keith 22, 110 Sarver, Rick 41, 62, 108, 110, 111 Saylor, Angela 41, 107, 12 Scelles, Christian 51, 55, 60, 64, 90, 106, 112, 118, 122, 124, 125, 162, 167, 181 Schaner, Carlyn 16, 17, 121 Schaner, Karolyn 37 , 41, 108 Schaner, Jeffrey 22, 78, 108, 110 Scheffel, Jeffrey 22, 108 Scheffel, Kimberly 41, 139, 144 Schmidt, Terry 54, 55, 53, 72, 73, 101, 124, 128, 166 'Scholastic Quiz Team 116 'School Play 54, 55 Schiggk, Amy 29, 55, 109, 123, 12, 136, Schrock, Brian 21, 22, 110 Schrock, Dawn 122, 167 Schrock, Holly 61, 75, 103, 123, 130, 135, 136,137, 148, 167,171 Schrock, Susan 40, 41, 55, 109, 123, 125, 128,130, 136, 137 Schroyer, Tammy 34, 122, 126, 139, 142 Sechler, Rhonda 34, 129, 136, 137 Shaffer, Deborah 30, 35, 109 Shaffer, Donna 22 Shaffer, Joyce 35 Shaffer, LeRoy 121, 139, 140 Shaffer, Michele 58, 81, 124, 128, 166, 167 Shank, Laura 16, 126 Shank, Lisa 29 Shank, Mr. Robert 121, 192 Shaulis, Michele 42 Shaulis, Mildred 50, 123, 139, 144, 148, 168, 177 Shaulis, Terry 92, 111, 168 Shegan, Mr. Rudy 199 Shelley, Barry 35, 115, 139, 140 Shinew, Mr. Ross 186 Shinholt, Melissa 22, 23, 86, 112, 119, 120, 123, 126, 133 'Shop Club 117 Showman, Thomas 35, 93, 94 Shultz, Connie 128, 139, 144, 168, 177 Shultz, Douglas 34 Shultz, Roger 92, 111, 169 Shumaker, Joan 55, 108, 118, 124, 128, 130, 148, 169, 171, 177 Shumaker, Rhonda 19, 22, 119 Silvis, Tammy 127 Singer, Barbara 22 Singer, Charlotte 29, 109, 119, 126 Singer, Jeffrey 41, 42, 139 Singo, Michael 22, 113, 121, 126 Sipeiglglark 29, 55, 78, 79, 123, 133, 136, 'Ski Club 112 Sleasman, Linda 53, 58, 108, 125, 128, 160, 169 Smith, Mrs. Susan 50, 106, 186 Snyder, Gregg 42, 139 Snyder, Kellie 42, 109, 125, 128, 136, 137 Snyder, Kerry 29 Snyder, Kimberly 22, 112, 126, 132 Snyder, Robert 29, 78, 110, 114 'Soccer Club 120 'Softball Team 98, 99, 100 'Soph.-Senior 46, 47 Spangler, Cindy 17, 107 Spangler, Earl 22 Spangler, Mark 42, 139 'Speech League 48, 118, 119 Spiker, Carolyn 22, 119, 120, 127 Spiker, Daniel 22, 139 'Stage Band 134 Stahl,7 Amy 20, 22, 119, 122, 126, 132, 136, 13 Stahl, Desa 23, 107, 112, 118, 123, 126 Stahl, Eugenia 17, 107, 123, 126 Stahl, Jennifer 48, 54, 55, 58, 117, 118, 122,124, 128, 168 Stahl, Wendy 29, 55, 117, 118, 121, 129 Sterner, David 13, 17 , 126 Sterner, Greg 17, 115, 127, 132 Sterner, Michael 35, 76, 77, 120 Sterner, Tammy 35, 135, 136, 137 Stevanus, Gurney 21, 23, 110 Stevanus, Timothy 42, 101, 139 Stoner, Richard 40, 42, 136, 137 Stoner, Susan 61, 75, 86, 87, 108, 129, 169 Struckoff, Hope 13, 17, 107, 121, 127 Struckoff, Tammy 17, 121, 127 'Student Announcers 117 'Student Council 49, 123 Sutton, Cindy 23 208 Svonavec, Vincent 55, 62, 82, 83, 92, 111, 128,136, 137, 148, 170 Swindell, Roxann 42, 59, 139, 144 -T -- Tedrow, John 27, 29 Tedrow, Susan 35, 54, 55, 106, 128 Temple, Jill 23, 113, 127 Temple, Mark 42, 63, 91, 113, 128 Temple, Rex 35, 48, 63, 91, 113, 118 'Tennis Team 90, 91 Thompson, Patrick 17 , 108, 115, 126 Tims, Phillip 23, 84, 113, 118, 123, 133 Tipton, Kurt 35, 55, 95, 96, 106, 112, 116, 135, 137 Tobias, Ja ii 54, 59, 02, 93, 116, 124, 130, 136, 137571, 177, 180 Tobias, Jill 24, 29, 55, 128, 136, 137 Tolitsky, David 17, 115, 126, 133 Tomko, Mr. J an 93, 187 Townshend, Gary 42 'Track Team 93, 94, 95 'Traditional Music Club 121 Tressler, Cynthia 35, 122 Tressler, Kathryn 139, 144, 171 Tressler, Terry 29, 110 Trimpey, Charles 17 , 108 Trimpey, Dennis 17, 84, 115, 120, 126 Trimpey, Lynetta 35, 107, 109 Trimpey, Michael 20,23 -V- 'Vocational Technical School 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 'Volleyball, Girls' Junior Varsity 88, 89 'Volleyball, Girls' Varsity 86, 87 Vought, Dean 12, 17, 84, 115, 121, 126 Vought, Scott 23, 110 Vought, Timothy 35 Vought, Mr. Timothy 114, 115, 191 ..w... Wahl, Julie 14, 17, 114, 123, 133 Walker, Cheryl 20, 23, 107, 119, 126, 132 Walker, Mrs. Gloria 188 Walker, Ronald 17 , 84, 85, 107, 127, 133 Walker, Toby 17, 108, 126 Walter, Dorothy 29, 115, 132 Waltermire, Diane 29, 55, 128, 136, 137 Waltgegmire, Kevin 15, 17 , 55, 115, 126, Walters, Amiy 52, 53, 55, 53, 74, 113, 122, 124,125, 28, 129, 130, 135,136, 137, 148, 165, 171 Warner, Dennis 42, 76, 93 Weaver, Cathy 42, 121, 139, 141 Weaggr, Jamie 35, 68, 69, 70, 98, 99, 122, Weimer, Anita 35, 55, 109 Weimer, Donald 42, 117 Weimer, Mr. Gary 62, 110, 191 Weimer, Gerald 23, 110, 118 Weimer, Jacqueline 35, 109 Weimer, Judith 23, 107 Weimer, Kenneth 34, 35, 120 Weimer, Timothy 139 Weimer, Wendy 29, 136, 137 Weller, Pamela 17, 127 Weller, Wade 29, 84, 85, 110, 120 Welsh, Mr. William 191 Weyand, David 45, 55, 65, 96, 106, 112, 123, 131,134, 135, 137, 143, 170 Weyand, Lori 35, 55, 63, 89, 91, 112, 122, 123, 129,136, 137 Whipkey, Michael 23, 113, 121, 126, 133 Wilhelm, Dianne 35, 109 Wilhelm, Kenneth 23, 84, 120 Wohlfarth, Andrea 35, 68, 69, 70, 80, 86, 87,88,98,122, 123, 129 Wohlfarth, Nicholas 46, 92, 93, 150, 170, 178, 181 Woik, Michael 35 Woik, Ricky 29 Wood, William 42, 139 'Wrestling, Junior High 84, 85 'Wrestling, Varsity 82, 83 ..y- Yachere, Michael 17 Yachere, Randy 42 'Yearbook Staff 125, 202 Yoder, Diane 17, 126, 132 Yoder, Dwayne 35 Yoder, Kathy 35, 128, 136, 137 Yoder, Kevin 29, 55, 83, 128, 133, 136, 137 Yocgezzg Melissa 53, 58, 61, 63, 75, 128, 160, Yoder, Vicki 29, 63, 80, 128 Yoder, Wesley 42, 128, 130, 136, 137 Young, Danny 17 Young, Debra 35 Young, Lloyd 29, 84 Younge, Richard 42 Younkin, Brenda 42, 107 Younkin, Brian 108 Younkin, Gregory 139, 171, 180 Younkin, Jill 23 Younkin, Kai142, 59, 35, 37, 93, 99, 100, 112,136, 37 Younkin, Melissa 23, 127 Younkin, Theresa 29, 136, 137 'Youth Against Cancer 122 Yurt, Jamie 23, 120, 126 - 2 .. 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