Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

A YEAR OF BEGINNINGS For every Shikellamy Senior High School student each year is filled with new and varied beginnings — exciting methods of achievement . . . modern ideals and principles. . . and the keys to a vast horizon called the future. To some the way is difficult, to others it seems rather simple; but to all it is paved with the cherished memories of the isolated moments initiat- ing each beginning. The 1971 Profile staff has tried to capture those moments, and through picture and essay vividly portrayed this year of beginnings. For Mr. Doty and Mr. Lewis — A Beginning of New Roles For the Upperclassmen — The Familiar Beginnings and Collection of Memories J • jf - nr ■vv. t- - •! - V - • . - . ■' •■•• .:. . . -• ••’ . - ■ • .‘A . . • • � Vi' � ' '-v • ' V V .. • ■ - v.. ■ ' . SSUw • •; ■ x t� 5w Sr Jv A.- £ t 4 . it i� i . 1 i IT fc kt.£ ■ .pm � r f- ' V LAr. v A v _4t 1 And When This Year Ended the Familiar Surroundings Were Left Behind . . . A New Year of Beginnings Lay Before Us. Dedication Each year someone special is recognized by the gradu- ating class for possessing those qualities most admired by the student body. We have selected one who has been noted as a leader not only in our school but throughout the entire community. His integrity, sincerity, and sense of humor make him an example for all to follow. As a teacher he challenged us ... as an advisor he guided us . . . and as a friend he encouraged us. Through this we see that he has contributed something to Shikel- lamy High School far beyond academic excellence. Because he has so willingly dedicated himself to us, we are proud and honored to dedicate to Mr. Charles Lewis the Profile of 1971. 13 14 Administration This year has truly been a year of beginnings for our administration and faculty. 1971 marked the appoint- ment of a new principal, Mr. James Doty, and a new vice-principal, Mr. Trevor Lewis. With these dedicated and capable men came new ideas and philosophies con- cerning the expanding population of Shikellamy High School. The sincerity of these men, the school board, and the faculty has molded the high academic standing of S.H.S. 16 17 Guidance Department Prepares Students For The Future From the beginning of our high school years the guidance counselors were there when we needed them. Schedule changes, help with indi- vidual problems, college admissions, college in- terviews, job interviews — the student body could not have managed without the competent assistance of Mrs. Fasold, Mr. Bollinger, and Mrs. Matson. H. Bollinger M. Fasold M. Matson Office Help Aids Students And Faculty RIGHT: R. Mitterling, J. Bordner. Medical Help Always There When Needed Lunch: Bright Spot Of Our Day 19 Creative Arts Provide Outlets For Self-Expression Every high school curriculum includes some facets of self-expression for the students. With such subjects as Humanities, Music Apprecia- tion, Electronic Music, Home Economics, and Art, each student has an opportunity to create in his own way. G Coleman E. Pcnsyl M. Keiack D. Schnadcr 20 J. Troxell Students Prepared For Business World This year the Business Education Department con- centrated its efforts on preparing students for voca- tions in an ever-changing world. Employing modern equipment such as the computer system, calculators, dictaphones, and copy machines, students were given many opportunities to acquire knowledge through practice. rtotA cju , Vome OJ . uOcnJts , CV Cm C( lJos 'QjmA« t o S£i. ov. Language Arts Takes On New Face 1971 was truly a year of beginnings for the Language Arts Depart- ment. In their constant effort to design new and advanced avenues of study, the English faculty members created varied, nine-week mini- courses. These courses, available to many of the seniors, included, radio and television, creative writing workshop, fun and games, and poetry of folk and rock. This program was so successful that next year the entire Language Arts Department curriculum will be comprised of mini-courses. ■-3tH Language Presents A Mirror Of The World L Krcishcr j S. Lunger Many new techniques were employed in the study and mastery of foreign languages this year. The language laboratory was used exten- sively as the students practiced with records and tapes. Involvement in the language was a major facet of study included in the course . Crowning the year’s language activities were trips to Spain and Ger- many taken by many of Shikellamy’s exuberant linguists. 26 Industrial Arts Develops Student Skills In order to prepare students for the vocational world, the Industrial Arts Department stressed personal experience and service. Through me- chanical drawing and graphic arts courses stu- dents gained knowledge of drafting, printing, and binding. Proof of their skill could be seen throughout the school in the form of programs, tickets, and posters. C. Dauberman R. Purnell B Hill The Exact Science Of Mathematics This year the Mathematics Depart- ment emphasized progressive courses and pre-college preparation. In their ever-constant effort to encourage ad- vanced studies and improve Shikel- lamy’s high academic standards, the faculty members stressed new features such as computer programming. Throughout the well-rounded se- quence of courses, the students gained a fine knowledge of figures. 77 Science Aids Students In Understanding An Ever-Changing World Knowledge through experience was a keynote in this year’s science curriculum. General and earth science courses provided an interesting background in the subject. Chemistry night labs were held in order to give students a chance for individual involvement. Biology classes spent more time attending sessions at the hospital and observing experiments. J. Tamcclci R. Young 28 Social Studies Probes Past, Present, and Future In an effort to study the historical past as well as the vi- brant present, this year’s Social Studies Department in- creased the desire to learn for many students. New teachers with varied methods brought interest and enjoyment to their classrooms as they prepared students for the problems of the future by stressing the solutions of the past. C. Schlegcl H. Klepko C. Lewis W. Sabo 29 K. Smith Gym Program Shapes Student Bodies With the current emphasis on physical fit- ness the physical education department once again endeavored to shape student bodies. From field hockey, to softball, to basketball, to tumbling, to calisthenics, to incredibly sore muscles, Mrs. Heckert and Mr. Hort tried their best to make us prime examples of phys- ical fitness. 30 Special Education Provides Basic Needs This curriculum is a program arranged to provide the basic fundamental needs of those pupils whose individual differences require an adaped course of study. Due to the small class sizes, more individual attention can be given. The purpose of this specialized curricu- lum is to help these pupils to become adjust- ed vocationally, economically, socially, and emotionally so that they can take their right- ful place in society. 31 D. Coleman M. Milne 2 E. Deibler B. Hoffman J. Phillips R. Sabol Co-Operatives Round Out School Agenda This year the co-operatives contributed their talents above and beyond the call of duty to make Shikellamy a finer school. Students were given more opportunity to express their ideas through the media cen- ter’s advanced equipment. Study was made easier through the librarian’s courteous and considerate aid. By increasing the number of driver education classes, more students were given the opportunity to learn pa- tience and consideration for others as well as facts and figures. 33 Marching Braves: Musical Menagerie The 1970 Shikellamy High School Marching Braves have won many honors and trophies this season. The members in- vested many hours of practice in becoming the champions they are. Skillfully directed by Mr. Dennis Schnader, the band com- piled an admirable performance record including football games, parades, field competitions, and concerts. RIGHT: Officers: lsi Row: P. Pauisch. V. Wert, S. Kutz, J. Kicffcr, G. Hoagland. 2nd Row: B. Boyer, A. Bingamcn, J. Lawton, L. Saxton, T. Howerter. 37 Harmony Among Voices The General Chorus under the direction of Miss Joan Trox- ell consists of students who are interested in all aspects of music. They are not primarily a performing group, but they do take part in school assemblies and concerts. They are often the nucleus of the concert choir for the next year. LOWER RIGHT: Officers: A. Troumun. treasurer; B. Roth, president; M. Klock, sec- retary. For the second consecutive year Miss Joan Troxell has organized the concert choir. This group of musically talented young men and women, who have had previous music experi- ence, meet every day to practice for upcoming performances. Their performances include such things as school assemblies, a Christmas concert, and a Spring concert. LEFT: Officers: D. Troutman, president; S. Solomon, secretary; B Bourne, vice president; M. Lccser, treasurer. Debate Club: Rousing Rhetoric Under the expert guidance of Mr. R. T. Shannon, the Debate Club prepared itself for a fine competitive year. Carrying the rhetorical responsibilities to the Pennsylvania High School Speech League, the debaters discussed the same topic throughout the sea- son. This year the premise concerned pollution and whether federal aid should be ap- propriated to control it. BELOW: Seated: K. Bruner, M. Lenig. Standing: Mr. Shannon, R. Steck. S. Shoener, N. Peifer, S. Goodling. Merry Men This fun-loving organization, Mr. Coleman’s pride and joy, brought many moments of humorous entertainment to the as- sembly programs throughout the year. No talent was required to join, however much was displayed in the boys’ every per- formance. Clever material harmonized by strong voices assured the success of this jovial group. 41 LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: J. Bechtel, J. English, B. Boyer, C. Burgess. 2nd Row: C. Young, J. Krcitzer, S. Shocner. S. Middleton. C. Hcrrold. 42 UPPER LEFT: Front: L Young (Co-captain), L Fet- tcrman (Captain). 2nd Row: J. Snyder, B. Bahner, S. Black, L Renninger, J. Wynn, C. Rosancrans, D. Walter, B. Hogan, C. Trout, J. Newfield, F. Wynn, B. Bourne. Absent: S. Haddon. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: T. Klinger, C. Jones, D. Tyler (Co-captain), K. Downs, B. Bechtel. 2nd Row: D. Derk, G Hannan, j M. Rowe, K. Miller, P. Shuman. Absent: S. Had (Captain). Student Voice The Student Council, under the able leadership of Bill Hoffman, president, and Advi- sor Mr. Charles Schlegel, was once again the link between students and administration. This year they tackled such problems as open lunch for seniors, the never-ending battle of the dress code, and the permitted hair length for boys. Their major triumph was the revi- sion of the dress code allowing girls to wear slacks to school and school activities. Al- though there have been difficulties involved in many of their proposed ideas, the council has continued to push forward. ABOVE: Officers: B. Hoffman, president; A. Rosini, vice-president; K. Rothcrmel, recording secretary; M. Monaghan, corre- sponding secretary; D. Ritchie, treasurer. UPPER RIGHT: Executive board: Seated: A. Rosini, L. Eister. M. Monaghan. T Klinger. Standing Mr. Doty. W. Hoffman, D. Ritchie, C. Dooley. 44 The Lance This year the Lance was re-organized and is headed by co-editors. The co-editors of this monthly paper have produced a newspaper of high quality under the skillful guidance of Mr. Paul Picken- heim. New columns of particular interest to the students have been started and the successful ones from last year retained. Another new addition was the supplement which was printed and distributed between each publication of the Lance. BELOW: Co-editors: A. Garrett and J. Snyder. Published nine times yearly by and for the students of SHIKELLAMY AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Editors-In-Chief .................................... Ann Garrett Jan Snyder Girls Friday ................................... Anne Miller Beth Palmer Business Manager ............................. Sue Hogendobler News Editor: Janet Kieffer Clubs Editor: LuAnne Fetterman Associate Editor: Laurie Eister Copy Editor: Karen Rothermel Art Editor: Judy Lieb Head Typist: Abby Ritchie Sports Editors: William Dill, Kirk Miller Literary Editor: Jeanne Bingaman Special Review Editor: Randall Yoxheimer Photography Editors: Mary Smink, Glenda Witmer Faculty Advisor ........................... Mr. Paul Pickenheim Business Advisor ............................... Mr. Bernard Hill 47 Keynote to Service The Key Club, under the able guidance of Mr. Kenneth Smith, undertook many useful projects this year. Led by their fine officers, the members distributed football score cards and canisters for Muscular Distrophy. The boys also sponsored a Get Out to Vote” campaign, collected for UNICEF, and helped the Kiwanis club. Once again, the Key Club made many contributions to the school and the community throughout its active year. LOWER CENTER: Officers: M. Dieck, treasurer; D. Dicck, vice-president; S. Shoener, president; J. Rorke, secretary. 48 Drama Club: Aspiring Artists Canvas flats, spotlights, greasepaint, and occasional ap- plause complemented this year’s drama club activities. In- tent upon promoting theatre at Shikellamy, this group of dedicated thespians produced two well-received assemblies. These entertaining programs exemplified many facets of the drama ranging from satirical farce to the thought-pro- voking theatre of the absurd.” LEFT: Officers: 1st Row: D. Johns, treasurer; G. Renningcr, secretary. 2nd Row: K. Haydt, president; Mr Timothy Shannon, advisor; J. Bechtel, vice-president. Increase in Medical Future Last year’s Future Nurses’ club has been expanded to accomodate all the health profes- sions. The name of the organization was changed to the Health Careers Club to in- clude the added fields of health. Under the guidance of Mrs. Louis Wertz the group has made field trips to various medical facilities. RIGHT: Officers: Seated: D. Klock, president; Mrs. Wertz, ad- visor; S. Rescigno, vice president. Standing: R. Beachell, corre- sponding secretary; W. Foltz, treasurer; D. Gessner, recording secretary. 50 Teachers of Tomorrow The members of the Future Teachers of America club, advised by Mrs. Sharon Lun- ger, took turns going to Drumheller to aid the teachers instructing the mentally re- tarded children. The club invited guest speakers, sold refreshments at the school plays, and promoted National Education Week at Shikellamy. LEFT: Officers: Seated: J. Kieffcr, president. Standing: M. Sebasovich, secretary; D. Conrad, treasurer; J. Eisenhower, historian; V. Wert, vice president. 51 FHA: Heart of the Home Under the direction of Mrs. Snyder, the members of Future Homemakers of America strove to learn more about the skills that go into the making of a home. The meetings, in which activities and service projects were planned, were held each month in the home economics room. Many worthwhile proj- ects were included in the club’s activities. RIGHT: Officers: Mrs. Snyder, advisor; C. Dorman, president; D. Singer, secretary; M. Moyer, treasurer; T. Derk, parliamentarian; S. Moyer, project chairman; C. Knarr, song lead- er. A. Monaghan, vice president. 52 Literary Explorers Under the guidance of Mrs. Hoffman, the Library Club members gave up free periods and after school hours to gain experience in the duties of a librarian. They helped by checking books in and out, filing cards, and aiding the students. The officers conduct reg- ular monthly meetings to plan projects and group activities. LEFT: Officers: C. Ruch, vice-president; D. Blctt, secretary; D. Scutz, treasurer; D. Singer, president. 53 ic third consecutive year, the Spirit Club, under th guidance of Mr. Sabol, provided the extra effort :d to boost school spirit. Led by President Sue Barsh, the club members worked long hours in prepara- tion for various sports events. The building of the tradi- tional bonfire, and the Mt. Carmel pep rally were only two of the mammoth projects undertaken by the hard- working group this year. Colorful, inspiring signs were created by talented members, and enjoyable skits pro- vided a note of humor at pep rallies. RIGHT: Officers: C. Knarr, secretary-treasurer; C. Boyer, vice president; S. Barsh, president. 54 Rifle Club: Safety Minded Marksmen The Rifle Club meets every Monday night at the Shikellamy High School shooting range. The members were taught safety and the proper use of the rifle. The club, under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Riehl, has a membership of some fifteen students. 58 Summer Theatre Bell, Book, and Candle’’ One of Shikellamy’s excellent courses offered during summer vacation is Summer Theatre. This class, designed to give students actual experience in theatre arts, completes its studies with the performance of a play. Bell, Book, and Candle” was the production chosen for summer 1970. Staged in an arena style, the hilarious comedy featured a de- lightful combination of romanticism and witchcraft. Members of the cast were Gilian Holroyd — Kathy Downs Sheperd Henderson — Cliff Herrold Aunt Queenie — Ellen Arbogast Sidney Redlitch — Joe Bechtel 59 Homecoming Festivities Highlight Football Season On the afternoon of Friday, October 16, 1970, students prepared for Homecoming events, highlighted by the crowning of the 1970 Homecoming Queen. Queen Kathy Sechman, escorted by Jim Williams, was chosen by a vote of the student body. Senior members of the court were Sue Barsh, escorted by Ken Weir, and Dawn Dailey, accompanied by Harry Trego. The junior class was represented by Karen Rothermel whose escort was Jim Rescigno. Marla Wolfe, escorted by Harry Jaegers, was the sophomore member of the court. The Homecoming ceremony featured the coronation of the queen, the presentation of gifts to the court, dedication of the game to the queen by the team captains, and enter- tainment for Queen Kathy and her court. Presented by the chorus were the songs, People” and The Impossible Dream.” Rabi’s Rinky Dink Band performed several selec- tions and cheerleaders led the cheers and presented a skit. Homecoming festivities were a great success and sparked our Braves to victory over the Hazelton Mountaineers. 60 61 Arch Rivals Compete V C its A 62 64 66 Fall Production Of ’’The Heiress” A Big Success On November 19, 20, and 21; Shikellamy High School again presented one of its fine theatrical productions. The play, entitled The Heiress”, was staged in four-sided arena, a completely unique experiment. Its story, set in nineteenth century New York, portrayed the life of a quiet girl, Catherine Sloper, and the torment created within her by unfaithful love and parental degra- dation. The cast included: Dr. Austin Sloper — Steve Shoener Catherine Sloper — Ellen Arbogast Morris Townsend — Cliff Herrold Elizabeth Almond — Kathy Downs Maria — Cathy McCliskie 68 69 UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: R. Bingaman, S. Deitrick, J. Reed, S. Schreffler, B. Slack, J. Williams. H. Trego, K. Weir, J. Robinson. N. Zellers, J. Herlingcr. B. Hoffman, M. Fleming, R. Rachau. 2nd Row: R. Persing, M. Marotto, H. Zeigler, N. Barrett, S. Conrad, L Machcsic. 2nd Row P. Barrett. C. Purdy, B. Bami. J. Rcseigno, B. Sorber, G. Yost, D. Kelly, M. Dieck, D. Ritchie. 3rd Row: S. Hulli- hen, J. Semicek, B. Funk, R. Bloom, D. Reeder, T. Lusha, G. Stef- fen. R. Kriegcr, K. Layton, C. Fasold, N. Brungard, J Wadeck, R Seiler. 3rd Row: C. Carl, B. Kern. 4th Row: C. Zimmerman. J. Phil- lips, B. Sees, B Pyers, H. Jaegers, K. Lee, S. Bongiovi. M. McHale, D. Whitenight, B. Benclisha, G Yost. 72 TEAM RECORD nngppr n1rax.v Braves Opponents 20 Danville 2 27 Selinsgrove 7 27 Governor Mifflin 20 40 Milton 6 34 North Schuylkill 6 13 Hazleton 0 41 Berwick 14 7 Pottsville 0 27 Shamokin 0 0 Mt. Carmel 14 LOWER RIGHT: Coaches: Mr. Lagerman, M. P. Lockcuff, Mr. C. Schlcgel, Mr. R. Purnell, Mr. L Kerstettcr, Mr. R. Moroni, Mr. R. Hort. LOWER CENTER: 1st Row: S. Schrcfflcr. J. Reed. H. Trego, K. Weir, R. Rachau, N. Zellers. 2nd Row: S. Hulli- hen, S. Deitrich, R. Slack, J. Williams, B. Hoffman, J. Rob- inson, M. Fleming, J. Hcrlingcr. II: lYistTig. Secs. Offense — Purnell Style 1970 was another championship year for the Shikellamy Braves as they captured the Susquehanna Valley Class A Championship for the sixth consecutive season. Only the final game defeat to Mt. Carmel prevented Shikellamy’s claiming the Southern Division title of the Eastern Conference. The Braves, as usual, featured a high-pow- ered offense with a stalwart defense. With co- captain Ken Weir and halfback Jim Williams doing the bulk of the running, the powerful team unleashed an awesome ground attack complemented by a fine pass offense centering on quarterback Bill Hoffman. They recorded three shut-outs while limiting all but one op- ponent, Governor Miflin, to two touchdowns or less. Ably led by co-captain Harry Trego and end Mac Fleming, the defense was the backbone of the team limiting their ten oppo- nents to a meager sixty-nine points. 74 nffD 1 Cross-Country The cross-country team put forth a fine effort in Coach Diehl’s ini- tial year. Anchored by senior John Sees, the Shikellamy harriers com- piled an admirable record against unyielding competition. The team exhibited improvement, though not shown in its record. With fine underclassmen such as Bob Scheller and Greg Morton, the Braves have the nucleus for a championship team in the future. BELOW: 1st Row: G. Morton, J. Sees, B. Scheller, R. Bowman, D. Chervanic. 2nd Row: K. Shaf- fer, R. Yoxheimer, N. Fcidlcr, S. Dooley, J. Streitz. 3rd Row: S. Fleming, J. Vankirk, E. Reitz, J. O’Donnel, R. Rcbuck, Coach Diehl. 77 78 The 1970-1971 season was one of progress. Utiliz- ing young and inexperienced talent, as well as sea- soned veterans, the team showed steady improvement. Rebounding from a slow beginning, the Braves moved into contention with league leaders, showing their competitive spirit and desire to win. Hustlin’ Points The Hurry-Up Way BELOW: 1st Row: J. Adams, E. Reitz, R. Schcllcr, R. Bowman (cap- tain), P. Ferguson, C. Purdy, B. Bami. 2nd Row: D. Singer, K. Weir, D. Ritchie, G. Yost, C. Dooley, M. Fleming, J. Fischer, H. Lyon, Coach Wetzel. 80 LEFT: 1st Row: J. Adams, R. Bowman. 2nd Row: E. Reitz, J. Fischer. 3rd Row: K. Weir. P. Ferguson. 4th Row: C. Dooley, M. Fleming, H. Lyon. 82 Junior Varsity — Tomorrow’s Talent BELOW: 1st Row: N. Brungard, J. Strcitz, D. Chcr- vanik, B. Yalch, H. Zeiglcr. 2nd Row: Coach Benner, D. Eisley, C. Carl, R. Berry, J. O’Donnell, K. Moyer, D. Willard, D. Singer. 83 Title Hungry Team The 1970-1971 Shikellamy Wrestling Team was the finest in the school’s brief history. Led by Co-captains Bob Slack and Paul Barrett, the team was a prime con- tender for the league champion- ship. Seniors Frank Balducci, Don Benfer, Don Feaster, and Cliff Her- rold also made marked contribu- tions to the team’s efforts. BELOW: 1st Row: F. Balducci, C. Herrold, B. Slack, D. Feaster, D. Benfer. 2nd Row: Coach Lockuff, J. Smith, R. Jones, D. Kelly, D. Wolfe, P. Barrett, N. Barrett, R. Sorbet, R. Miiinier, Coach Sinibaldi. LEFT: 1st Row: T. Fasold, B. Breon, S. Barnhart, K. Troutman, K. Lcnkcr, S. Reed. 2nd Row: Coach Lockuff, R. Bressler, G. Cook, C. Jaegers, B. Kern, T. Conrad, K. Lee, L. Machesic, R. Persing, M. Mehale, D. Keeley, D. Apflebaum, Coach Sinibaldi. Field Hockey — Promising Initial Campaign The 1970 fall season brought a his- torical achievement to the Shikellamy Senior High School. For the first time in our records, there were interscho- lastic sports programs started for girls. These determined girls, under the fine coaching talents of Mrs. Ka- tina Heckert, strived with well-fought efforts against all their league oppo- nents. RIGHT: 1st Row: L. Gcbhart, A. Bordner, G. Hart- man, C. Merrill, J. Eister, P. Mull. 2nd Row: J. Gebhart, S. Yohn, L. Eister (captain), S. Beck, L McCollum, R. Mull. 3rd Row: Mrs. Heckert. C. Knarr, S. Jablonski, K. Rcigncr, C. Rcbuck, D. Blctt, W. Fegley. ABOVE: Coach Heckert, L McCollum. G. Hartman, S. Jablonski. D. Blett. C. Knarr. 88 Bowling — On Top Again This year’s bowling team continued the record of excellence compiled by previous Shikellamy Bowling Teams. Directed by Mrs. Maude Bain, each of the Varsity and J.V. Teams were in position to capture their respective league titles. LEFT: 1st, Row: T. Howcrter, C. Herman, K. Shaffer, D. Keating, J. Stepanik, B. Daise. 2nd Row: R. Hockenbrocht, S. Dcitrick, J. Sanders, J. Bardali, B. Strcck, R. Long. ABOVE: 1st Row: S. Knarr, L. Eister, K. Schrcfflcr, S. Ruch, D. Hcintzlcman, B. Gavason. 2nd Row: J. Wal- ter, A. Rosini, T. Eisenhower, D. Walter, A. Toccket, B. Messner. 89 wc W 1 T'« “’ «V I.- ' « rTr “ ' r 4 .. _ A°y Girls’ Basketball jp Looks To The Future The Shikdlamy girls again made their mark in the 1970-1971 bas- ketball season. Under the coaching direction of Miss Joan Schucker, the girls sought to achieve an admirable record. Co-captains, Janet Walter and Bev Stout, led the team in many close games sparked with drive and excitement. FAR LEFT: VARSITY 1st Row: B. Stout («xaptain), J. Walter (co-captain). 2nd Row: L Eistcr, A. Bordner, A. Sodbold. L Rupinski. A. Rosini, S. Specht, D. Blctt. R. Roth. LEFT: SENIORS. 1st R|G0� : J. Walter, B. Stout, R. Roth. 2nd Row: A. Rosini, L Rupinski, S. Specht, D. Blctt. AibVE: JUNIOR VARSITY. 1st Row: R. Stcck (co-captain), N. ' Coack)oan Shudkcr, F. Gauglcr, J. Conrad. L Gebhart, B. irman, C. Brosious. Persing (co-captain U,zind Rpw: Coach Speers, K Reign« C.jRebiVk. F. ur A A V r r 91 93 Sophomores — Beginning of a New School Life For the sophomores, it was a year of numerous beginnings — strange surroundings, new faces, and varied classes. However, with Steven Barnhart, president; Stephen Reed, vice-president; Robin Wise, secretary; and Robert Ferster, treasurer, they made their debut and proved themselves a credit to the school. ABOVE: 1st Row: C. Bidelspach, A. Bolig, M. Benner. J. Barnhart, R. Beachcll, J. Bettleyon. A. Bickhart, D. Bird. D. Biliman, G. Bennick, J. Bird. R. Benner, R Berry, H Bernstein, K. Beck, S. Barnhart. D. Adams. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: T. Carr, J. Campbell, T. Carr, S. Campbell, S. Clark. 2nd Row. F. Campbell, D. Boyer, C. Carl, B. Carr, J. Cccco, D. Chervanik, D. Clark, J. Cathcrman. CENTER: Front Row: D. Burns, T. Burk, N. Brungard, S. Bongiovi, B. Bordncr. J. Broschart, R. Brosious. LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: S. Cooper. H. Emswellcr. D. Bordncr, K. Dailey. 2nd Row: E. Emery, B. Emery, C. Ernest, R. Egli. 94 95 UPPER LEFT: B. Cotterall, A. DeCapria. D. Derk. B. Ditry. V. Culp, J. Dorman. L Dicck, S Dooley. ABOVE: 1st Row: S. Gamby, D. Ferdinando. L. Gcssner. 2nd Row: G. Force, R. Gcmbcrling. B. Funk. 3rd Row: B. Fcrstcr. B. Fergu- son, A. Fritz. 4th Row: R. Gcmbcrling, J. Derk, K. Fry, D. Gautsch, B. Fisher. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: D. Gross, J. Hackcnberg, C. Harman, A. Haydt, F. Gibson. 2nd Row: G. Haupt, D. Giesen. M. Gobins, S. Haas, L Haas. 3rd Row: B Greis, S. Geise, D Haas, B. Greis, B Hassingcr CENTER. 1st Row: J. Fasold. K Dowd. M. Dock. R. Enterlinc. 2nd Row: M. Eaves, M. Fcllon, D. Eisely, T. Fasold, S. Feastcr. 3rd Row: D. Dyer, B. Fahringer, J. Fedder. 97 UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: K. Hummel, K. Hoffman, D Kceley, M. Hcintzclman. N. Hoover. B Heim. 2nd Row: G. Horsfield, P. Herndon, D. Hcintzclman. J. Hewitt, J. Hoover. M. Hogendoblcr. UPPER CENTER 1st Row: R. Koons. T. Klock, D. Knepp, M. Leitzel, G. Kcrstetter. 2nd Row D. Kurtz, T. Klinger, M. Klocic. P. Koser, D Latsha UPPER RIGHT: K Kratzer. P. Kcrstetter. F Lennanz, K Lee. R Kret� . T Latsha. R. Long. K. Long. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: K. Lenkcr. G. Kcrstetter. R. Jones, H. Jaegers. 2nd Row: D. Kcrstetter, D. Kcrstetter, T. Johnson, D. Johns, M. Hykes.J Kaleich. J. Keller. LOWER CEN- TER 1st Row: R. Longcnbcrgcr. R. Merrill, T. Kurtz, S. Long, M. Malone. T. Mahoney. S. Myers. C. Mer- rill. LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: L Ncitz. S. Neidig. K. Miller. 2nd Row: D. McGlinn. J. Mumper, L Mil- ler, B. Messner. 3rd Row: K. Moyer, B. Miller, J. Moyer. UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: K. Raker, S. Ravert, D. Raker, P. Rail. 2nd Row: D Raker, W. Pyers, R Rabuck, J Raker. UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: R. Persing, E. Portzline, D. Phillips, J. Brown, J. Phillips, G. Phillips, S. Pinto, L. Pe- traskie, J. Pope. 2nd Row: E. Peebles. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: B. Renner. T. Renn, L Ren- ninger, J. Renningcr, V. Richmond. 2nd Row: D. Ripple, W Ranck, D. Robuck. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: M Olley.J O’Donnell, G. Ob- erlin. 2nd Row: D. Marks, S. Olin, J. Parenzan, J. Newficld, S. Parsons. 3rd Row: L Palmer, S. Paul, T. Nuss, L. Palmer. LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: K. Reigner, M. Reitz, J. Remphry. B. Reitz, C. Ray, S. Ray. J. Rcbuck, C. Reichcn- bach. 2nd Row: S. Reed, N. Reader, D. Reed, R. Reed. R. Rebuck, D. Reeder, N. Reitz. 100 I 101 UPPER LEFT 1st Row: W Rowe, B. Roth. 2nd Row: B. Roc key, C. Rosancrans, M. Rowe, C Rowe, J. Ross. P. Rohr bach, B. Roth, B. Roth. LOWER LEFT 1st Row: R. Sebosovich. D. Sarfine, A. Secbold, C. Miller, C. Schrader. C. Schrawder, G. Ruch, J. Scheller. LOWER CENTER: 1st Row: S. Shollcv. M. Sekulski, P. Shuman. E. Jarret, M. Shultz. 2nd Row: J. Shrcck. R. Shipman. D. Singer. V 102 w $ UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: S. Sees, J. Semicek. E. Shaffer, R. Seiler, G. Schcstedt 2nd Row: K. Sellers, C Sekulski. K Sheesley, R. Shipman, A. Shingara, J Seiler, P. Chubb LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: D. Snyder. B. Snyder. D. Stcesc.J. Snyder, P. Snyder. 2nd Row: D. Snyder. M. Stahl. B. Speers. M. Specht. R. Snyder. 103 UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: J. Snyder, J. Snyder. V. Snyder. D. Snyder. D. Skumanich. G. Snyder. 2nd Row: B Smith. R. Smcltz, R. Snyder. C Skelly. CENTER LEFT: 1st Row: T. VanBuskirk. C. Weir. J. Walz. L Whipkey. L Wei sc r 2nd Row: B. Wetzel. S. Vanatta, J. Wadcck, T. Walter. 3rd Row: R Weiser, D. Wad- eck. CENTER: 1st Row: B. Stahl. G. Steffen. J. Streitz, G. Strauscr. R. Serine. H. St rouse 2nd Row: T. Sto- ver, M. Snyder, J. Stepanik, D. Strahan. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: D. Whync, S. Wilt, D. Whitcnight. 2nd Row: J. Woodhcad. R Wise. M Wolfe, C Williams. B Willard. D. Williams. D Witmer. LOWER LEFT 1st Row: B. Young. B. Yalch. 2nd Row: D. Yeager, G Young. J. Young, M. Yost, S. Yohn, G Yoxheimer LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: R. Strousc, K. Treon, B. Trego, D. Tharp. J. Tweed. 2nd Row: P. Summers. G. Turner, R. Swartz, K. Stuck, D. Taylor. 3rd Row: K. Ulrich, B. Swcigard, B. Stuck. B. Treas, L Thomas. UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: T. Brosius. R. Bressler, R. Bingaman, B. Brcon.J. Barda 11 2nd Row: J. Anderson, B Bechtel. R. Barnhart. S. Beck. P. Betsker. UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: C. Drumheller. C. Fasold. G. Cook, P. Gallo, S. Chrismer. 2nd Row: V. Christian, J. Heim. D. Gaugler. 3rd Row: J. Clayberger. R. Clayberger. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: M. Zerbe, B. Moyer, H. Zerbc. D. Shaffer, M. McHalc.J. Hoffman, B. Marshall. T Hummel, J. St rouse. S. Wolf. 2nd Row: L Martin. J. Zerbc, P. Schrefflcr, J. Zechman. L Mackrella. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: A. Bailey. H. Weir, S. Billman, D. Willard, B Ladd, J. Bruner. R. Young, S. Focht. LOWER CENTER 1st Row: D Malick. J. Hite. T. Inch. M Kranson. P. Koch, R. Koons, S. Kline. D. Manning. LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: A. Weaver, K. Layton. 2nd Row: A Bean, D. Elliott. 106 Juniors — Another Step to Go Aujj© - J3 nj To the juniors, 1971 appeared to be a year of familiar beginnings -—«-1- -“- - — However, it was also the beginning of involvement and service. By op- erating their football concession stand, conducting many fund raising projects, and a beautiful prom, they proved to be assets to this school year. Next year they face even greater challenges, but with the help of their advisor, Mr. Teyssier, and their class officers: President Kenneth Troutman, Vice—President David Kelly, Secretary Becky Bourne, and Treasurer Cynthia Trout, they will succeed. jLw i J 8' A � La II LEFT: 1st Row: D. Baker, D. Bean, D. Bennick, J. Bickel, P. Bastress. 2nd Row: B. Bell, S. Attig, M. Boyle. K. Bailey. L Baslick. 3rd Row: M. Bendle, W. Badman. UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: T. Beaver. J. Berger. D. Barr. 2nd Row: S. Beck. B. Anderson. J. Anslcy. L Aurand. 3rd Row: H. Barnhart, C. Adams, D. Apfclbaum, B. Barm, P. Barrett. RIGHT: 1st Row: B. Burk. J. Bubb. R. Brosious, G. Buchanan, J. Borich, G. Bros- ious. 2nd Row: D. Bown, K. Budd, J. Campbell, D. Bolig, K. Bruner, R. Briner, S. Bucher, C. Brown. LOWER CENTER: 1st Row: L Bettleyon. B. Bourne, K. Bloom, K. Boyle, C. Boyle, S. Black, L Bordncr, R. Bolig. 'J4 109 UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: J. Chamberlain. T. Chamberlin. M. Clark. D. Cherry. M. Campbell. D. Chiboroski, J. Carper. 2nd Row: M. Cole, B Campbell. B. Chaundy, T. Cimino. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: B. Gavason. F. Fenstermacher, K. Fisher. 2nd Row: J. Getkin, P. Fur- man, K Garrett. J. Fisher. 3rd Row M. Gaugler, W. Foltz. L Gebhart, V. Gallo, D. Fister, L Fullerton. 4th Row R. Forbes, D. Force, R. Forbes. ABOVE: 1st Row: R. DePhillips. B. Daise, A. Ditty. P. DcCapria. 2nd Row: M. Dieck. J. Dobson. T. Dodge. C. Cook. T. Dcrk, B. Dill, A. Deibler, D. Dailey. CENTER: 1st Row: B. Hawkins. 2nd Row: C. Hasinger. D. Harmon. 3rd Row: B. Hart, C. Hasinger. 4th Row: K. Haydt, C. Hasinger. 3th Row: H. Hall. CENTER RIGHT: 1st Row: W. Gramley, D. Boardman, R. Haas. N. Greth, S. Gross, S. Haddon, S. Giescn. 2nd Row: T. Girard. T. Haddon. S. Goodling. ABOVE. G. Fatool, J. English. T. Ebcrsolc. B. Fauscy, K. Downs, T. Eisenhower, W. Fegley, D. Emery. R. Evangelista. L Eister. no ABOVE: 1st Row: W. Kcipcr, K. Heim, C Jaegers, D. Hctzendorf. 2nd Row: D Kelly, C. Heiscr, D. Hetrick, G. Hunt, D. Hess. 3rd Row: F. Hockcnbrocht, C. Hoffman, T. Hettlcr, S. Hetrick, Y. Hixon, G. lnkrote. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: J. Marlette, M. Lesser, M. Kusin, C. Krieger, S. Kutz, S. Marks. 2nd Row: K. McKinney, J. Kurtz, P Marshall, M. Marotto, L. Merrill, R. McIntyre. 3rd Row: L. Machesic. K. Marks, F. Long. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: B. Kerstetter, J. Kistncr, D. Kohl, K. Kniss, B. Killian, C Kohrman. 2nd Row: S. Kipple, M. Kelly, D. Kramer, M. Kimball, S. Klinger, C. Klock, K. Kratzer. T. Kohl, K Kistncr. LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: B. Mull. A. Monaghan. J. Mundrick. D. Nally. B. Mizak. G Minnich. 2nd Row: G. Morton, M. Moyer, R. Min- nicr, G. Miller. 112 UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: J. Reed, T. Peters, C. Reed. B. Neitz, C. Purdy, D. Phillips. 2nd Row: L. Re- buck, C. Rebuck, R. Pycrs, V. Raup, C Pyers, D. Persing, T. Parenzan, N. Nichols, C. Powell. UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: D. Ritchie, J. Rcscigno, R. Reitz. 2nd Row: C. Reich, L Renninger, D. Reichner, J. Reitz, B. Mordan. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: N. Kelly, M. Tinsley, J. Page, J. Mensch. 2nd Row: S. Hand, F Rosancrans, J. Tier, T. Mayo, R. Smith, F. Stevens, R. Miller. ABOVE: 1st Row. D. Schellcr, B. Scheller, G. Savidge. 2nd Row: R. Russell, R. Longacre, C. Phillips. 3rd Row: N. Persing, R. Rosencrans. P. Pautsch. 4th Row: K. Schreffler, C. Schrawdcr. P. Soyer. LOWER CENTER: 1st Row: M Roth. S Ruch, J. Roush, R. Sanders, K. Rothermel. 2nd Row: J. Sarviss, J. Phillips, B. Sassaman, B. Rumbcrger. J. Ross. 115 UPPER LEFT: 1st Row: J. Snyder, B. Sorber, C. Snyder, C. Snyder, M. Snyder, S. Ster- ling. 2nd Row: C Skotedis, M. Smink, L. Smith, L Meiser, E. Smith, C. Snyder. UPPER CENTER: T. Trego, C Treas, J Walter, J. Walt, D. Tyler, K Troutman, C Trout. L Trcas. LOWER LEFT: 1st Row: C. Sever, S. Shingara, M. Sebasovich, P. Shumaker, D. Senoski, K. Sebasovich. 2nd Row: D. Simington. P. Sincemy, S. Seal, D. Seebold. LOWER CENTER: 1st Row: R. Streck, D. Schughart, G. Stout. 2nd Row: K. Koch, D. Strous, W. Summers, D Bartholomew, W. Sweigard. BELOW 1st Row: T. Weaver, G. Witmer, M. Specht, R. Steidl, C. Witmer, D. Wcres, C. Wcres. 2nd Row. D. Wiest, C. Whipple, B. Walter, L. Thompson, P. Williams. UPPER CENTER: 1st Row: H. Zcigler. S. Wolfe, N. Barrett. J. Brosius. 2nd Row: M BoonCj R. Bingaman, J. Baker, A. Bordner. 3rd Row: G. Yost. K. Yordy, A. Wolfe, R. Wolfe, D. Wolfe, J. Wynn. UPPER RIGHT: 1st Row: M. Lenner, B. Shilo. 2nd Row: C Jones, D Walter, J. Davis. BELOW: 1st Row: W Wolfe, C Wynn, J Wolf. M Zerbe. 2nd Row: M. Yuhas, B. Zboray, D. Zeck, R. Zerbe, L Young. CENTER: 1st Row: R. Newman, J. Di Domenico, G. Schriver, P. Pauline, D. Chesny. 2nd Row. K. Linamen, B. Erdman, M. Carr, D. Oberdorf, B. Moyle 3rd Row: C. Filer, J. Moyer, R Swank. T Conrad. J. Smith. LOWER LEFT: J. Buckles, C. Egan, S. Culp, R. Hess, P Hoffman. D. Conrad LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: W. Michaels, S. Palmer, J. Snyder. 2nd Row: R. Lytle, D. Stoler, P. Steele. J. ADAMS — General; Basketball. D. ALBRIGHT — Academic; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Bas- ketball. G. ALEX — Academic. J. AMMERMAN — Academic; Prom Committee; Spirit Club. Gregory Joseph Alex John L Ammerman 170 Ellen Joan Arbogast Mary Ann Aucker Betsy Sue Bahner Phyllis Lorraine Bailets Jeffrey Marks Baker Frank Christopher Balducci Daniel Miller Baney Julia Claire Baney E. ARBOGAST — Academic; Band; Rinky Dinks; Concert Choir; Drama Club; Spirit Club; Prom Committee; FTA; Student Council; Homecoming Committee; Our Town”; Mary, Mary”; Night of January 16”; The Informer”; Guys and Dolls”; Our Hearts were Young and Gay”; Bell, Book and Candle”; The Heiress”; Send Me No Flowers.” M. AUCKER — General; Prom Committee; Homecoming Com- mittee; Chorus; FHA; Spirit Club; Rifle Club; Library Club. B. BAHNER — College Prep.; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Cheerleader; Student Council; Lance”; School Store. P. BAlLfcio — Academic; Lance”; FHA; Spirit Club; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. J. BAKER — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Band; Cross Country; Key Club. F. BALDUCCI — Academic; Student Council; Wrestling. ?! -to a_ S. BARSH — Academic; dent; Spirit Club. uw ; Library Club; Homeroom Presi- D. BANEY — General. J. BANEY — General. K. BARNHART — V D. BEAVER — Academic; Track; Prom Committee. J. BECHTEL — Academic; The Curious Savage”; Our Town”; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Bell, Book and Candle”; The Heiress”; Chorus; Merry Men; Wrestling; Drama Club; Homecoming Committee. D. BENFER — Academic; Wrestling. D. BENNICK — General; Rifle Club; Spirit Club. R. BENNICK — General; Wrestling. J. BINGAMAN — College Prep.; The Curious Savage”; Our Town”; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Profile”; Lance”; FHA; Drama Club; Prom Committee; Homeroom Treasurer. D. BLETT — General; Band; Chorus; Concert Choir; Hockey; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Basketball; Prom Committee; Spirit Club; Library Club; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls.” Daniel Larve Beaver Joseph Michael Bechtel Donald Raymond Benfcr Donald Earl Bennick Ronald Merle Bennick Jeanne Mane Bingaman Robert Franklin Bohner Jr. Richard Allen Bowman Carol Ann Boyer R. BOHNER — General; Cam- pus Life. R. BOWMAN — Academic; Cross Country; Basketball. C. BOYER — General; Spirit Club; Library Club; FTA; FHA; Intramural Volleyball. C. BOYER — Academic; FHA. R. BOYER — Academic; Mary, Mary”; Guys and Dolls”; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Band; Student Coun- cil; Chorus; Merry Men; Prom Committee; Drama Club. R. BREON — Academic; Cam- pus Life. Cynthia Lee Boyer Robert Alan Boyer Robert R. Brcon Jr. Charles H. Burgess III Bruce Allen Cain Donna Jean Campbell Kenneth Alton Campbell Gail Elaine Broome Kathleen Mae Brown Ann Mary Bruner G. BROOME — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie ; Profile”; Lance”; Chorus; Library Club; Prom Committee; Concert Choir. S. BROSIUS — General; Library' Club; Spirit Club; Chorus. K. BROWN — Academic; Band; Rinky Dinks; Concert t noir; In- tramural Softball; FNA; Science Club; Health Careers Club. A. BRUNER — Academic; Student Council; Profile”; Chorus; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; John Brown’s Body”; Concert Choir; Intramural Baseball; Spirit Club; Drama Club; Intramural Basketball; Prom Committee; Intramural Gymriastics. C. BURGESS — General; Chorus. __y B. CAIN — Academic; B nd; Club; Rifle Club Prorp D. CAMPBELL Spirit i K. CAMPBELL - Yoca Vjcc Tresidejit; Archery skS £ A )0 124 Unda Diane Cart Toby L. Catherman tr I I £ p (A i i K I f5 i 'i y 1- S5 s Cv i -aOuxiOG rvja u x 'I' Mw j( W. CAMPBELL — Business; Rifle Club; Intramural Prom Committee; Intramural Softball. T. CARL — Academic. L. CARR — Business. T. CATHERMAN — Academic; Lance”; Archery Club; Prom Committee; Spirit Club; FT A. Jeffrey P. Clark Greta Jean Clayberger J. CLARK — General. G. CLAYBERGER — Business; Student Council; Concert Choir; Chorus; Homecoming Committee. G. COMFORT — Vocational. S. COMFORT — Business; Lance”; Spirit Club; Homeroom Sec- retary-Treasurer; Prom Committee. A. CONRAD — General. J. CONRAD — Academic; Rinky Dinks; Lance”; Band; Intramur- al Volleyball; Prom Committee; FNA. 125 S. CONRAD — Business; FHA; Spirit Club. P. COOPER — General. C. COTTERALL — Academic; Track; Rifle Club. D. CRONOMIZ — Academic; Spirit Club; FTA; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. D. DAILEY — Academic; Class Secretary; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer; Cheerleader. Sharon Louise Conrad Paul Alan Cooper Craig Thomas Cotterall Terry Lee Derr Patricia Ann Dibert Michael Eugene DiBonaventura T. DERR — Business. P. DIBERT — Academi sJomero0frT Club; Prom Committe ' ' A. cy M. DIBONAVENTURA Voca SnaL D. DIECK — Academic; Sw t uncil; Key Club; Golf; Prom Committee. K. DITTY — Academic; fcnee”; Band; Rinky Dinks; Prom Com- mitte. Kathleen Ann Ditty Darlene May Dodge D. DODGE — Business; Student Council; Bravette; Lance. Joyce L. Dorman Gerald Patrick Dowd -5___I, X C. DOOLEY — Academic; Class Vice President; Student Council; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Basketball; Football; Prom Committee. C. DORMAN — Academic; Lance”; FHA; Band; Prom Commit- tec. J. DORMAN — Academic; Profile”; Lance”; FTA; Bravette; Prom Committee. 6 . OQdJ vJYuy cvX4 = . sj$ mos— X (Joa (v3 VAi oVx4. c5U CiKj Vikjcg'X oJoaiA Vi ML J. DOWNS — Academic; Student Council; Spirit Club; Home- room Vice President. C. DUTTINGER — Academic; Band. J. EGGLETON — Academic; Class Treasurer; Track; Intramural Basketball. J. EISENHOWER — Academic; Lance”; ETA; Spirit Club; Archery Club; Prom Committee. John Kemp Eggleton 128 John Luther Eisenhower Michael Robert Fedder Philip A. Ferguson -Margaret Mary Fetter LuAnne Jane Fctterman Shelly Lou Fctterman Nevin I. Fiedler L. FETTERMAN — College Prep.; Student Council; Homeroom President; Profile”; Lance”; Cheerleader; FTA; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. S. FETTERMAN — Business; Band; Archery Club; Intramural Softball. N. FIEDLER — Academic; Baseball; Intramural Basketball. P. FASOLD — General; Spirit Club; Bravette. P. FASOLD — General; Student Council; Bravette. T. FASOLD — Academic; Student Council; Band; Homeroom Treasurer; Baseball; Wrestling; Intramural Basketball; Key Club; Rinky Dinks. D. FEASTER — General; Wrestling. M. FEDDER — General. P. FERGUSON — Academic; Intramural Basketball. J M. FETTER — Academic. _ 129 R. FISHER — Academic; Profile”; Lance”; Baseball; Basketball; Leslie Gay Fleming Mack Dean Fleming Prom Committee. L. FLEMING — General. M. FLEMING — Academic; Football; Basketball: Track. J. FOWLER — General; Wrestling. A. GARETT — College Prep.; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; The Night of January 16”; Lance”; FTA; Spirit Club; Homeroom President. M. GAUTSCH — General; Intramural Basketball; Student Coun- cil; Football. R. GEBHART — Vocational. James Monroe Fowler Ann Louise Garrett Donna Lea Gessner Paul D. Gilligbauer D. GESSNER — Academic; Health Careers Club; Band; Rinky Dinks; Prom Committee. P. GILLIGBAUER — Vocation- al; Rifle Club. L. GOVER — College Prep.; Profile”; Lance”; Band; Home- room Secretary. S, GUYER — Academic; Color Guard; Lance”; Intramural Bas- ketball; Spirit Club; Prom Com mittee. D. HAAS — Business. Leanne Govcr Sharon Louise Guycr Debra Ann Haas R. HAAS — Academic; Band; Baseball. G. HARTMAN — Academic; Hockey; Intramural Basketball; FNA; Intramural Softball; FHA; Spirit Club. J. HAUPT — Business. C. HAWK — Business; Band. J. HAYDT — Academic; Mary, Mary”; John Brown’s Body”; Chorus; Debate Club; Key Club; Intramural Basketball; Drama Club; Student Council. S. HAYS — Vocational. 132 Ronald Allen Haas Gloria Ann Hartman Joy Eileen Haupt Charles I. Hawk John David Haydt Samuel T. Hays Deborah Faye Hepner James Jon Herlinge. J. HERMAN — Academic. Allen Pelham Hile Gcorgiana Lee Hoagland Judy Kay Herman Clifford Eugene Herrold Jr. C. HERROLD — Academic; Student Council; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Concert Choir; Chorus; Football; Track; Wres- tling; Cross Country; Drama Club. A. H1LE — Vocational. G. HOAG LAND — Business; Bye, Bye Birdie”r Guys Dolls”; Bravette Co-captain. v yf (cdb M aicA'. tW 'a 'r l ck. - 31 of Ap P' A O' 0 A A I '' -A • (V £ V A JJJ) X R. HOCKENBROGHT — Academic; Band; Homeroom Vice President; Track; Bowling; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Bowl- ing. D. HOFFMAN — Vocational. D. HOFFMAN — General. W. HOFFMAN — College Prep.; Student Council President; Foot- ball; Basketball; Homeroom President; Baseball. B. HOGAN — General; Guys and Dolls”; Bye, Bye Birdie”; In- tramural Basketball; FNA; Cheerleader; Homecoming Court. S. HOGENDOBLER — College Prep.; Profile”; Lance”; Spanish Club; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. C. HORNBERGER — Vocational. Roy Steven Hockenbrocht Dean Patrick Hoffman Dorothy Jean Hoffman William Jeffrey Hoffman T. HOWERTER — Academic; Profile”; Band; Bowling; Base- ball; Basketball; Homeroom President. 134 Beatrice Ann Hogan Susan Elizabeth Hogendoblcr Charles Bryan Hombcrgcr Timothy Roy Howcrtcr Pam Elaine Huff Steven Arthur Hullihen Susan M. Jablonski Suzanne Elaine Jones ‘•OV P. HUFF — Business; Student Council S. HULLIHEN — General; FTA. S. JABLONSKI — Business; Field Hockey; Varsity Basketball; tramural Basketball; Intramural Softball; Intramural Volleyball. S. JONES — Business; Spirit Club. D. KAMSLER — College Prep.; Profile”; Wrestling; Key Club; Prom Committee. D. KAMSLER — College Prep.; Profile”; Wrestling; Lance”; Key Club; Prom Committee. D. KEATING — General; Track; Intramural Basketball; Intramu- ral Bowling. J. KELLER — Academic; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. W. KELLY — General; Spirit Club. C. KERSTETTER — Academic; FHA; Prom Committee. D. KERSTETTER — Academic; Band; FNA; Health Careers Club; Rinky Dinks; Prom Committee. T. KESSLER — General. J. KIEFFER — Academic; Band; Lance”; Night of January 16”; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; FTA; Prom Committee. L. KILLIAN — General. John Howard Keller Walter Eugene Kelly Cathy Ann Kerstetter Donna Lee Kerstetter Linda M. Killian Jeffrey Lee Kimball “Cyntfc cc H ng man Donna Eileen Klock E. KNISS — Academic; FTA; Spanish Club; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. J. KOBLE — General; FTA; Li- brary Club. Cynthia Jean Knarr T. KOSER — Business; FHA; Rifle Club; Lance”; Prom Com- mittee. - ■ r' o D. KlOCK — Academi. Committee; FNA; Spirit Chorus; Concert Choir; Bye Birdie”; HCC. C. KNARR — Business; Hock- ey; Library Club; Basketball FHA; Intramural Volleyball; In- tramural Gymnastics; Intramural Softball; Intramural Basketball; Spirit Club. John Harry Krcitzer II Robert Mi tchell Kremer Mary Gemma Kurtz Lela S. Lahr 138 Teresa L Lake April A. Lcese Daniel Leroy Lehman J. KREITZER — Academic; The Curious Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Bye, of January 16”; John Brown’s Body”; Drama Club; Merry Men; Rinky Dinks; Choir. R. KREMER — Vocational; Football; Baseball. M. KURTZ — Business; Library Club. L. LAHR — Business. T. LAKE — Business; Rifle Club; Spanish Club; Prom Committee. J. LAWTON — Academic; Band President; Rinky Dinks; Track; Drama Club. A. LEESE — College Prep.; Profile”; Lance”; FHA; Color Guard; Prom Committee. D. LEHMAN — General; Basketball; Rifle Club. i'S Robert Lee Lehman Dale Francis Lenig Vtfational. Xfonal. w „ emic; Student w Secretary-Treasurer; Debate Club; Guys and Dolls Hopiccomi nig Committee; Prom Committee. v T r is Kiq. IJEPLfoj — College Prep.; Spirit Club; Prom Committee wl Marilyn Kaye Lenig Patti Jo Lepley XTTI V%. W —,Aca. ■ . The N hl . Jhe N bf of L Our Town’V Band; Bowling. ; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; 16”; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; T. LEWIS — General. Club;. Science Club President; Rinky Dinks; , ' S' C .v- I J. LIEB — Academic; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Pro- file”; Lance”; Bravettes; Basketball; Drama Club; Spirit Club; Li- brary Club; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Prom Committee. M. LONG — Vocational. H. LYON — Academic; Football; Basketball; Track. M. MARKOWSKI — Business; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Rifle Club; Chorus; Concert Choir; Library Club. ) vi y Afl M 1 A, WCW SJ- S' py a L. MARTIN — Academic; Bravette S. MARTZ — General; FNA; FHA. ' N. McCARTHY — Academic; Library Club; FHA; Intramural Bas- ketball; Intramural Volleyball; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. C. McCLISKIE — Academic; The Heiress”; Drama Club. L. McCOLLUM — Academic; Varsity Hockey; Basketball; In- tramural Softball; Intramural Basketball; Spanish Club; Prom Com- mittee. P. McCREERY — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Profile”; Lance”; FTA; Homeroom Secretary-Treasure! Bravettes. W. McERN — General; Football. G. McGLINN — General; The Heiress. D. MERRILL — Academic; Band; Homeroom President; Ti K. MERRILL — General. Nancy Kay McCarthy S. Cathryn McCliskic William Jay McEm Jr. Gerry M. McGlinn David Joseph Merrill Kathy Jean Merrill 140 Nancy, 7 a f aJIcf pReU-Lf gin! (jjh° gules me a Poupp ■itme a Rm , RRep happy wck shag u C00 fiy f) LVOCp Iff.Lf jl - t M. MILLER — Business. W. MILLER — Academic; Student Council; Key Club; Profile; Track. S. MINNIER — Academic; Student Council; Homeroom Officer; | Spirit Club; Prom Committee; School Store. J. MOIST — Academic; Track; Rifle Club. Monte Craig Miller William Arthur Miller Susan Minnicr James Isaac Moist Margie Lu Moyer ,7 3 Nicholas Harold Neff or a mjy1 iwyyjy , Lillian Winter MulJ _ Wendy Anne Myers M. MONAGHAN — Academic; Bye, Bye, Birdie”; Drama Club; Bravette; Student Council. M. MORGAN — Business; Band; Intramural Basketball. P. MORGAN — General; Track; Intramural Basketball; JV Bas- ketball. D. MOYER — Academic; Student Council; Lance”; Co-chairman of Prom Committee. MOYER — Business; FHA; FNA; Spirit Club; Prom Commit- S. MOYER — Academic; FHA; FNA; Prom Committee. L. MULL — Academic; Band; Spirit Club. W. MYERS — Academic; Intramural Basketball; Library Club; Spirit Club; FTA. N. NEFF — General; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; In- tramural Basketball. Maureen Frances Monaghan Michael A. Morgan Patrick J. Morgan Deborah Lynn Moyer 143 B. NEIDIG — General; The Curious Savage . JTcr GO vHiLoJ uOjulkjcJt V rruuCjD g aj o-tO V-U Kc X) CXPnrO SucvciL viWxJT X) OfcJYuruG-: 0 -03 “ CHAJLrrnJLKjO oJi)U cfcKiD C corib ckxrrrvJLCv) WtO ClVvjLrrrO - cJUxoo) Oloj T q jcjO - 8 rrv ixr VO cW '±VCu cys ITV U C O Oxo- tvao rHTViJ) dlSLQfiJX-n-hO 'i- -fl-- [ (X. 0 . --, v ? f x X . X v v N? H, 4 D. NEIDIG — General. E. NEIDIG — General; Bowling. V. NEWMAN — Vocational; Track; Football L. NEYHART — Academic. Vi V T NOWAK — Academic; Spirit S t. xG. OBERDORF — Vocational. $ OBERLIN — General. J. ONO — Academic. J. ORIS — Academic. G. ORNDORF — General. David Ira Neidig Enoch Neidig nda Neyhart Vemon L Newman Jr. Eleanor Ann Nowak Rosanne Lee Osman Paul Steven Oyster Beth Ann Palmer OSMAN Business; Rifle Club. P. OYSTER — Vocational. B. PALMER — Academic; Stu- dent Council; Profile; Lance”; FHA; Prom Committee; Home- coming Committee. J. PEGA — General. N. PE1FER — College Prep.; De- bate Club; FTA. M. PENSYL — General. Joseph John Pega Nancy Eileen Pcifcr Miriam Louise Pensyl 145 N. PENSYL — General. H. PERSING — Academic; Homeroom Officer; Track; Foot- ball; AVA. K. PERSING — General; In- tramural Softball; Intramural Bas- ketball; Spirit Club. M. PETERS — Academic; Band. T. PHILLIPS — Academic; Band; Homeroom Officer; Golf; In- tramural Basketball; Prom Com- mittee. L. PINTO — Lance; FNA; FHA, Spirit Club. 146 J '—mA Vincent Michael Pittiglio Katherine Ann Price Robert William Rachau Randall Dale Rader Judith Mae Reader Susan Kay Rebuck V. PITTIGLIO — Academic; Rifle Club. K. PRICE — Business; Rifle Club; FTA; Spirit Club; Prom Com- mittee; Homecoming Committee. R. RACHAU —Business; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Stu- dent Council; Bye, Bye Birdie ; Guys and Dolls. R. RADAR — General; Homeroom Officer; Wrestling; Cross- Country; Track; Guys and Dolls. D. RAKER — General. J. READER — Vocational. J. READER — Academic; Band; Chorus; FNA; HCC. S. REBUCK — College Prep.; Lance; L’Etoile; Student Council; FHA: Prom Committee. lb John Edgar Reed ' oxot X.H aquaI 6 OlLOjiLo Kathleen Estelle Reed Cynthia Joy Reichenbach Willard Frances. Reid run, S Ot QfcL U ,imJxi Jxxjjt Mm t QOTUM ni, u0Jbuxu1p- U toinonuasacL. 9-0na imja zumI ad thi mojUcui w J. REED — General; Football; Intramural Basketball. ' Xi’CCt t. jLl UXA. OatCfCO HJ-1 fouJL (Wf M yMAA K. REED — Academic; Lance; Homeroom Officer; Intramural Basket- [jtOtftibU0 t l Teresa Suzanne Renn -tXM. MjxJsvLaicHll 'MOV Ml Mu, (JlXHl Idutt - ball; Spirit Club; Prom Committee; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls.” C. REICHENBACH — Academic; Intramural Softball; Spirit Club. W. REID — Academic; Baseball. E. REITZ — Academic; Class President; Student Council; Basketball; Baseball; Cross-Country. R. REITZ — Academic; Bowling; Chess Club; AVA. A RENN — College Prep.; Lance; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Student Council; FTA; Rifle Club; Spirit Club; Prom Committee Chairman; Smoke Signals. T. RENN — Business MS U may Dm, 2Uu- thji (Tniru S. RENNINGER — General; Band; Chorus; HCC; Homecoming Committee. S. RESCIGNO — Academic; Student Council; Lance; HCC. J. RESSLER — General; Chorus; Concert Choir; Intramural Basket- ball. J. REYNOLDS — Academic; Track. N. RIEHL — General; Chorus; Concert Choir; FHA; FNA; Spirit Club. A. RITCHIE — General; Heiress”; Student Council; Homeroom Secretary; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Lance; Profile. J. ROBINS — Academic; Gymnastics. J. ROBINSON — Academic; Football; Wrestling; Track. M. ROBINSON — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Chorus; Concert Choir. J. RORKE — College Prep.; Band; Bowling; Key Club; Rinky Spanish Club. Jeffrey Craig Robinson Mary Kay Robinson ly ; ; y James Thorpe Rorke Jr. 149 Susan Mildred Rescigno Jerry Reynolds JanttMa Sesdcr A. ROSINI — Academic; Guys and Dolls”; Student Council; Lance”; Concert Choir; FTA; Intramural Bowling; Intramural Bas- ketball; Spirit Club; Drama Club; Homecoming Committee; Pror Committee; Varsity Basketball. B. ROSS — Business; Concert Choir. R. ROTH — General; Chorus; Concert Choir; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Basketball. G. ROUSH — Vocational. R. ROUSH — General. W. RUDY — General; Intramural Basketball. L. RUPINSKI — College Prep.; Lance”; Intramural Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Rifle Club; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. M. RUSKAVICH — Academic; Intramural Soccer; Intramural Bas- Robert N. Roush William C. Rudy ketball; Spirit Club. ISO Laura Louise Rupinski Michael'Anthony Ruskavich Gregory Lee Roush Jean Sarvis D. WJSSEDtf— Business Clubj JUflc lub; Bye, B die.” V Bk j. SANDERS — Academic; Sand; Track; Bowline. Bowling. J. SARVIS — Business; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. K. SAV1DGE — General; Cho rus; Spirit Club. D. SAXTON — Business; Cross- Country. L. SAXTON — Academic; Band; Majorette Captain. Kathy Eileen Savidge Drew Lee Saxton Leslie Darlene Saxton 151 jgLTVLA R. SCHREFFLER — General; Football . ' (J LSVJVU S. SCHREFFLER — Academic; Football; Wrestling; Baseball. R. SCULLIN — Academic; FTA D. SEBASOV1CH — General; FHA; Spirit Club. K. SECHMAN — Business; Lance”; Homeroom Officer; Spirit Club; Library Club. K. SEEBOLD — General; Spirit Club; FHA. J. SEES — General; Basketball; Cross-Country; Track. R. SEES — Academic; Student Council; Wrestling; Football. K. SEHESTEDT — Academic; Our Town”; Heiress”; FTA; Drama Club; Lance”. T. SE1PLE — Academic; Night of January 16th”; The Heiress”; Band; Intramural Softball; Intramural Basketball; Library Club; Drama Club; Homeroom Officer; Profile”. Robert Oscar Schrcffler Jr. Scon Richard Schrcfflcr 152 John Barry Sees Terri tee Seiple Robert Steven Sees Karen Ann Sehestedt Glenn W. Shaffer Kenneth Allan Shaffer Keith Allen Sheesley Wanda Lou Shipe G. SHAFFER — Academic; Track; Intramural Basketball, AVA. K. SHAFFER — Academic; Profile; Cross-Country; Bowling; In- tramural Basketball. K. SHEESLEY — General; Band. W. SHIPE — General; FHA. 153 V' B. SHOEMAKER — Academic B. SHOEMAKER — Academic; Lance; Band; Homeroom Presi- dent; Track; Cross-Country. S. SHOENER — College Prep.; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Curious Sav- age”; Night of January 16th”; Guys and Dolls”; The Heiress”; Send Me No Flowers”; Concert Choir; Merry Men; Key Club; De- bate Club; Homecoming Committee; Bowling; Chess Club; Drama Club. M. SHULTZ — Academic. J. SIMKO — General; Rifle Club; Library Club; FHA. D. SINGER — Academic; FHA; Library Club; Intramural Basket- ball; Prom Committee. T. SKOTEDIS — Academic; Wrestling. R. SLACK — General; Football; Wrestling. K. SLOUGH — Academic; Band; Intramural Basketball. J. SMITH — Vocational; Track; Intramural Soccer; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. Steven Eric Shoencr Malvin Herbert Shultz Jr. Judith Ann Simko Dale Anne Singer 154 Thomas George Skotedis Robert William Slack Keith Douglas Slough James Arden Smith hit J. SMITH — General; Intramural Basketball; Spirit Club. L SMITH — College Prep.; Band; Lance; Profile; School Store; Our Town”; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Span- ish Club; FTA; L’Etoile; Prom Committee; Homecoming Com- mittee. J. SNYDER — College Prep; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Lance; Profile; FHA; Drama Club; Prom Com- mittee. L. SNYDER — Business; Cho- rus. S. SNYDER — Business; Band. T. SNYDER — Vocational. V. SNYDER — Academic; Span- ish Club; FHA; Profile. S. SOLOMON — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; Student Council; Lance; Homeroom Officer; FTA; Con- cert Choir; Chorus; Profile. S. SPECHT — Academic; In- tramural Basketball. B. STAHL — Business; Concert Choir. D. STARTZEL — Business. B. STOUT — General; Band; In- tramural Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Campus Life. 156 Linda Lou Stover Gene P. Strawser L. STOVER — General. G. STRAWSER — General; Guys and Dolls”; Night of January 16th”; The Heiress.” K. STRAWSER — Business. D. STUTZ — Academic; Night of January 16th”; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Guys and Dolls”; Drama Club; Intramu- ral Basketball; Library Club; Concert Choir; Band; Lance; Profile. T. TAYLOR — Academic; Track. Kathryn Lee Strawser Debra Jean Stutz Deborah Lee Thurston A. THARP — Business; Prom Committee; Band. J. THOMAS — Business. D. THURSTON — General; FHA; FTA; Spirit Club; Intramural Basketball. rne. £ • Lua c Fucum ys Pi J. THURSTON — Academic; Lance”; Student Council; Spirit Club; Prom Committee. H. TREGO — Academic; Student Council; Football; Homeroom President. D. TRESSLER — Vocational. A. TROUTMAN — General; Guys and Dolls”; Chorus; Spirit Club; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Softball. D. TROUTMAN — Academic; Bye, Bye Birdie”; Guys and Dolls”; The Heiress”; Profile”; Student Council; Intramural Bas- ketball; Prom Committee. J. VANKIRK — Academic; Track; Wrestling; Prom Committee. J. VANKIRK — Academic; Track; Cross-Country. S. VOLINSKY — General. T. WALLACE — General; Track. J. WALSH AW — Vocational; Student Council; Homeroom Vice President; Football. Janice Elyse Thurston Harry Freeman Trego Dennis R. Tresslcr Audrey Elaine Troutman Dixie Kay Troutman John Alan VanKirk Stanley E. Volinski Timothy W. Wallace James Russell Walshaw 158 E. Weaver Kenneth C. Weir WALTER — General; Our Town”; Night of January 16”; Stu- dent Council; Band; Rinky Dinks; Concert Choir; Homeroom Offi- cer; FTA; Varsity Basketball; Bowling. C. WALTZ — Academic; FNA; Spirit Club; Intramural Basketball. K. WEAVER — Business. K. WEIR — General; Basketballs fyiscball; Football; Homeroom President. 159 C WELLIVER — Business; Spanish Club. C WENDT — General; Track; Football; Archery Club. J. WENTZEL — General. V. WERT — Academic; Band; FTA; Spanish Club. F. WETZEL — Academic; Con- cert Choir; Merry Men; Guys and Dolls.” C. WHIPPLE — Business; Cam- pus Life. Valeric Lee Wert Franklin Arthur Wetzel Jr. Connie May Whipple Barbara Ann Whitcnight Eric Wayne Williams James R. Williams Wanda Kay Williams B. WHITENIGHT — General; Rifle Club; Spirit Club. E. WILLIAMS — General. J. WILLIAMS — Academic; Student Council; Football; Track; Bas- ketball. W. WILLIAMS — Business. G. WILT — Academic; Band. J. WILT — Academic; Track; Football. J. WISE — Academic; Student Council; Homeroom Officer; Key Club; Spirit Club. C. WOLF — General. K. WOLF — Vocational. M. WOLF — General; Guys and Dolls”; Band; Chorus; Club; Prom Committee. R. WOODHEAD — Academic; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Track; Rifle Club; Prom Committee. D. WYLIE — Academic; Band; FTA; Spanish Club. ; Spirit ' F. WYNN — Business; FNA; Cheerleading. J. WYNN — Business; FNA; Prom Committee; Student Council; Cheerleading. D. YARRISON — General; Spirit Club; FHA. D. YASINSKI — Vocational; Track. C. YOUNG — Academic; Student Council; Merry Men; Intramur- al Baseball. G. YOUTZ — Academic; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”; Lance; Key Club. Kirby William Wolf Mary Jane Wolf Diana Lea Yarrison Dale Henry Yasinski Charles Kimber Young George Youtz II 162 Randall William Yoxhcimcr Norman Eugene Zellers Jill Louise Zerbe David Theodore Zweir Jr. R. YOXHHIMER — College Prep.; Send Me No Flowers”, Pro- file, Lance; Homeroom President; Cross-Country; Drama Club; Prom Committee. N. ZELLERS — Academic; Football. J. ZERBE — Academic; Band; Rinky Dinks; FNA; FTA; Lance; Prom Committee. D. ZWEIR — Academic; Baseball; Basketball. Pictures Not Available: THOMAS BUDD — Vocational. MICHAEL DAVIES FRED ADAM DERR — Vocational. RICHARD PEIFER — General. JEFF ALLEN REICHNER — General. MARGARET ROSE REICHNER — General. JAMES ROSS — General. RANDY LEE SNYDER — General. 163 Profile Staff Paints Portrait Of Senior Year No beginning started out as naively at Shikellamy High School as did that of the 1970-1971 Profile staff. Little did we know what task lay before us. Long, long hours of hard work and challenges were tackled. Meetings, pictures, layouts, cropping, deadlines — all these to be dealt with. Once again, the editors and their staffs used new layouts, increased the amount of copy and candids, and produced what we hope to be an accurate por- trait of this year of beginnings” at Shikellamy. However, all this work was not done by us alone. We had excellent advisors whose experience and talents are unsurpassable. Our most sincere thanks go to Mr. Charles Lewis for all his help and advice, and for his optimistic nature and good humor; to Mr. Schindler for his kind patience and ability to meet our close deadlines; and to Mr. Ed Patrick, of Taylor Publishing Company, for always being there when we needed him most. With this collection of memories left behind, the seniors of 1971 embark upon a new year of beginnings. 164 FAR LEFT: P. McCrccry. LOWER LEFT: R. Yoxheimcr. LEFT: Mr. C. Lewis, P. Mc- Crecry, J. Snyder, R. Yoxheimcr, R. Fisher. BELOW: 1st Row: R. Fisher, D. Kamslcr. Standing: D. Kamslcr. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — Patricia McCrccry ASSOCIATE EDITOR — Randall Yoxheimer BUSINESS MANAGER — Robert Fisher PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR — Janice Snyder SENIOR EDITORS — Beth Palmer Laurie Smith ACADEMICS EDITOR — Sandra Solomon SPORTS EDITOR — Timothy Howerter ACTIVITIES EDITOR — Susan Hogendobler FEATURES EDITOR — Luanne Fetterman COPY EDITOR — Ellen Arbogast ART EDITOR — Judith Lieb 166 FAR LEFT: D. Troutman, S. Solomon, G. Broome. B. Palmer, J. Bingaman. LEFT: 1st Row: J Lieb, E. Arbogast. 2nd Row: L Rupinski, M. Lenig. LOWER CENTER: B. Fisher, K. Shaffer, T. Howcrtcr, A. Lccsc. BELOW: J. Snyder, J. Bingaman, G Dooley . LOWER RIGHT: 1st Row: S. Hogendobler, L Fetterman, 2nd Row: T. Seiple, J. Dorman, B. Miller, D. Stutz. TT And we were real Because we tried. Remember? 172 Only a length of this moment — Half a now ago. — 175 Captured Moments . . . Now Gone Forever. 176