Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

Once Upon A Time ... Young and impressionable, we entered kinder- garten. Thoughts of the thirteen long years ahead made us wonder if we would ever become seniors. As we near the end of our final year, we look back and realize the time we had together was happy. We think of it now as a sad parting of ways, but really “we've only just begun . We learned to laugh at ourselves Hey. what are you doing tonight? Do we have to burn it? 3 Stop. I think something broke!! And to assume responsibility Are we doin this riftht? On to victory Fun and games? Mr. S . PLEASE don’t make us do it again. 5 Construction of the addition proceeds on schedule. Where is everybody going? 6 I want to make one thin perfectly clear It sure doesn't taste like soda. The most beneficial class at SMS??? We gained knowledge Hail! Alma Mater, fair, We sing to thee Praises to dear S.H.S. and love that shall endless be, so, Hail! Alma Mater, fair, Triumph o’er all, We are faithful to thy bidding, When e’er you call. $ DEDICATION As our high school years draw to an end, we think of the many teachers who have guided us on our way. One special teacher comes to mind. This man was never too busy to lend a helping hand, whether it be in advising or coaching. Without his expert supervision, many events at Shikellamy would never have taken place. It is with great pride and many thanks that we. the class of nine- teen hundred and seventy-four dedicate our Profile to Mr. Thomas Farr. 13 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS School Board: Seated: C. Wolfberg. W. Brennen. D -Aamsler. H. Sowers. Standing: C Young. P. hasold. J. Ray. R Smeltz. B. Mertz. UPPER LEFT: Mr E. Horton, superintendent. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. T. Fulmer, assistant superintendent. 16 Administration In the process of building an addition to our school, the admini- stration faced many new problems which seemed endless. In spite of these difficulties, Mr. Cassell, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Horton, and Mr. Fulmer had time to work with and for the students. ABOVE: Mr. Kenneth Cassell. Principal. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Trever Lew- is. Assistant Principal. Guidance Mr. Blyler. new in our guidance de- partment this year, has helped his students tremendously. Our three counselors — Mrs. Fasold, Mr. Boll- inger. and Mr. Blyler — have helped to shape our dreams into realities, and to prepare us for the future. M. Fasold D. Blyler Cafeteria Mrs. Carodisky, retiring head of the cafeteria, and her capable staff have done an excellent joh in preparing the food for the students and also athletic events. 18 Medical Aid Whenever Needed Mrs. Bell, the school nurse, is always there when you need her. She provides the care needed to help lift the spirits of ill students. Office Help Is Very Efficient With the addition of many new stu- dents this year to the high school, the office still maintains its friendly at- mosphere and helpful attitude. Business— “Prepares Many For Careers As Leaders” The Students in the business courses are prepared for vocations in this ever chang- ing world of calculators, electric typewrit- ers. and dictaphones. This is accomplish- ed through the concerned efforts of their teachers. 21 Creative Arts— “New Ways to Do Old Things” The Home Economics Department expanded this year to become the Creative Living Department. The future domestic needs of both boys and girls were met through the new courses. Music and Art students found enrichment in their studies through a better program. 22 Skills Attained in Industrial Arts Are Helpful in Life To know drafting and to be able to assemble parts of buildings can be extremely helpful in facing life. Graphic Arts helps develop a student's initiative in setting type, binding books, and printing various programs and 23 Language Arts— “Many Selective Courses” Shikellamy has one of the best developed Language Arts depart- ments in the state. Because we were able to choose our own classes, studies were more en- joyable and aided future individ- ual needs. L. Zimmerman V. Shaw 24 Social Studies— ■HHH “A World at our Feet This department has benefited from the recently instituted mini-courses. The classes were designed in such a way that students were able to choose those courses which they were most interested in. 25 Mathematics— “A World of Numbers” Our math department increased the number of classes of higher mathematics. It indicated more students were interested in this field since they elected the courses themselves. 26 Foreign Languages— The Way to Build World Brotherhood We, at Shikellamy, are lucky to have one of the best language departments in the area. It includes a language laboratory, thou- sands of feet of tape, and also records which make it easier to learn a foreign language. Our teachers have encouraged us to be- come more familiar with other people of the world by travelling to various countries. L. Kreisher 27 Science— “Variety through Electives” Mr. Evster, Mr. Dunkin, and Mr. Friday are a fine addition to our Sci- ence department. With many new mini-nine week courses, students can determine if they want to study about insects, survival, or ecology. The de- partment also uses field trips as a way to teach and to make things more in- teresting for the student. N. Dunkin |. Tamecki R Johnson S. Ocker 28 T. Friday Special Education— “Attention for the Individual” Smaller classes made possible more individual attention to the students’ needs. This increased their awareness of different as- pects of life. S. Farr 29 Physical Education— “Builds Stronger Bodies” In striving to help us develop our bodies as well as our intellects, the gym instruct- ors managed to cope with increasingly full classes. By their interested encour- agement many of us benefited from sports activities. T. Balestrini B. Black E. Dcibler C. Fojjel Co-Operatives — “Behind the Students All the Way” In the high school we are fortunate enough to have a group of special area teachers who believe in the students. They have been a necessity during this long educational year. We've been helped by these people in important areas of our personal life as well as during our school days. They’ve come to our assistance in the library, during study halls, and in the audio-visual aids department. Thanks to their help our following days should be well rounded. 31 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Marching Braves— “The Sounds of Music” Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Schnader. this year's Marching Braves spent long and tiring hours putting to- gether another crowd pleasing show. The Marching Braves began at band camp, then moved on to field shows, competitions, and parades. They ended the year with concerts that filled the air with “the Sounds of Music.” UPPER RT: T Kieffer. Drum Major I 34 ABOVE: 1 1 Row: T. Meri . Co-Capt. Bravettes: M Rice. Cap! Majorettes; T. Dailey. Capt Color Guard: T. Kieffer. Drum Major; B Stuck. Capt Honor Guard: T. Bidelspach. Co-Capt Bravettes 2nd Row: T. Arbogast. |r Rep.: C. Williams. Secretary: M. Wertz. Trea- surer: V. Simpson. Vice President: K. Conrad. President: C. Wolfe. Historian: B. Snyder. Asst. Secretary: C. Rackerd. Asst. Treasurer: K. Kratzer. Soph Rep. BELOW': K Roush. Dancer: M. Rice. Capt.; K. Mover. Dancer. 35 ABOVE: lsl Row: T Dailey. Capl. Color Guard: B. Stuck. Capt. Honor Guard. 36 National Honor Society “Helping to Better the School’’ In its first year at Shikellamy High School, the National Honor Society worked with the student council to im- prove our school for the benefit of the whole student body. Directed by Mr. Weaver, the club was made up of out- standing students in our school and com- munity. L. to R.: B. Hardy. President. ). Rebuck. Vice President. ). Kramer. Secretary. 38 Health Careers Club— “Essential Professions’’ Under the leadership of Mrs. Wertz, the Health Careers Cluh consisted of students interested in a medical career. The club held a number of discussions and had guest speakers. They also planned a field trip to the Hershey Medical Center. L. Io R.: P Kleckner. treasurer. Mrs. Wertz, advisor. V. Schreffler. secretary. P. Wertz, president. C. Slack, vice president, absent. 39 CEC “Gaining Fulfillment Through Helping Others” Directed by Mrs. Bixler. members of our school met head on with the chal- lenge to help and to under- stand the needs of the ex- ceptional children in our school and community. These students became the friends, counselors, and teachers of many students this year. Seated: Mrs Bixler. Advisor: Standing: K Rebuck. Treasurer: B Stuck. Secre- tary: C. Huntsinger. President; S. Dress- ier. Vice President. 40 Library Club “Building A Better Way Through Books” Gaining valuable experience as li- brarians these students helped others, circulated books, and maintained charge in the library. Mrs. Betty Hoff- man, advisor, helped the club with many projects and to display an at- tractive bulletin hoard. UPPER LEFT. Treasurer. Barb Broscious: President. June Hacked: Secretary. Jackie Bassett: Vice-president. Alice Steinart. 41 Key Club — “Commit Yourself The Key Club was once again an active part in the life of our school and commun- ity this year. Advised by Mr. Weaver and sponsored by the Kiwanis, its main goal was to devote its time and efforts in many projects to better the school, community, and church. UPPER RIGHT: C. VVhyne. A Governor CENTER RIGHT L. to R.: D. Duke, vice president: S. A r hog as t. president; | Hunsicker. treasurer: B. Schrader, secretary: absent. BOTTOM; Seated: B. Reitz. ). Briner. S. Arbogast. C. Fasold. E. Koveleskie. B. Nal- ly. I Rine Standing: | Hunsicker. M Addamson. L. Carl. R Russcoxe. C. VVhyne. D. Duke. C. Renninger. M. Keller. A. Mor- rison. Debate— “My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. This year the Shikel- lamy. debate team con- sisted of Mark Lunger. Carl Renninger, Julie Kramer, Chris Courogen, and Hob Schrader, who were all seniors. They were the defending dis- trict champions and have held an outstanding rec- ord throughout the past three years. The debate team, under the direction of Mrs. Patricia London, were well known for both their negative and af- firmative views. Silling: M. Lunger. C. Renninger. Kneeling: R. Bartholomew. |. Kramer. Standing: P. London. Advisor. Absent from picture: C. Courogen. B. Schr � der. 43 Choir— “Voices Singing Out” Directed by Mr. Rea- ser. the Concert choir and chorus once again filled the air with their music. These students performed in assemblies, held a Christmas concert, and planned a spring concert. Officers: (L to R): K. Diebler. Soph. Representative: M Lunger. Sr Representative: F Evangelista. |r. Representative: |. Stahl. Secretary-Treasurer: C. Slack. President: W. Hardy. Student Director: T. Kieffer. V. President. 44 Forensics — “Talking and eloquence are not the same. A fool may talk hut a wise man speaks.” Competing in tournaments both within and outside of our district, the speech team enriched their own speaking, as well as bringing merit to Shikellamv. Kneeling: M. Rice. N. Haydt. P Ross. V. Haines. Standing: T. Kieffer. |. Kramer. L. Ma- honey. V. Simpson. S. Phil- lips. J. Ruch. D. Morgan. S. Arbogast. M. Lunger. W. Hardy. 45 Environmental Club — “Don’t be a Litter Bug” Making its debut at Shikellamy High School, the environmental club was start- ed for concerned and interested students who are journeying together to work to- ward improving our school and commun- ity environment. Advised by Mrs. Crozier and Mr. Dunkin, they led many paper drives and community clean ups. L. to R.: Mrs. Crozier. advisor; C. Rebuck, president: Mr. Dunk- in. advisor: A. Zimmerman, secretary treasurer. 46 FBLA “Executives of Tomorrow’’ Starting big its first year, FBLA has expanded even more this year. Ad- vised by Mrs. Reed, the club became a National and State chapter and took part in the National project Hope for the Hopeless in which the FBLA raised money for drug rehabilitation centers. The club also planned a trip to New York City. Seated: Mrs. Reed, advisor 1st Row: J. Arnold, president: |. Gallo, secretary: | Boyle, treasurer 2nd Row: R Blais- dell. vice president: S. Rosencrans. recorder. 47 Student Council — “The Voice of Democracy’’ The students and administration were faced with many problems this year with the new addition to our school being built. Through the excellent advice of Mr. Sch- legel and leadership of our President, Carl Renninger, the student council worked hard for the best interest of the student body and community. UPPER RT.: D. Knoebel. Corresponding Secretary: C. Renn- inger. President; T. Kieffer. Treasurer: S. Arhogast. Vice Presi- dent; C. Arter. Recording Secretary. LOWER LEFT: Committee Chairmen: S. Rosancrans. ). Kramer. Co-Chairmen Assembly Comm.: V. Kerstetter. Dance Comm.; M. Lunger. Transporta- tion Comm ; D. Seasholtz. School Store. 48 UPPER LEFT (Soph): 1st Row: | Clark. K Kral er. C Fasold. R Teisher. |. Snyder. 2nd Row: F Propst. K Mc- Pherson. K Karpinski. C. Schoffstahl. B Whynn. M Campbell. R. Bartholomew. J. Herman. G. Ross. CENTER LEFT: (Jrs.) 1st Row: T. Jones. P Augusta. L. Morton. S Westra. |. Fasold. S. Miller. ). Hackett. S Campbell 2nd Row: A. Scullin. T. Petraski. H Broome. C. Snyder LOWER LEFT: (Srs ): 1st Row: | Boyle. R Rothermel 2nd Row: S Bernstein. B. Nally. D. Howell. B. Stuck. | Wolever. 3rd Row: | Rebuck. V. Kerstetter. P. Dubendorf. |. German. 49 Student Council Executive Board: Kneeling: J. Snyder. S. Arbogast. Second Row: C. Arter. C Renninger. V Ker- stetter. Third Row: T Kieffei School Store Personnel: C. Starr. T. Kurtz. D. Seasholtz. Clockwise starling from upper left: S. McNichol. C. Slack. R. Weir. |. Gallo. |. Evangelista. | Apple. M. Hullihen. T. Pelr.iski. co-captain; J Gallo, captain. Pep Girls We’ve Got Spirit” 53 Lance Staff— “The newspaperman is a double personality; he writes in one sense and thinks in another.” We wish to give a hearty thanks to our Lance staff, who, under the guidance of Mr. Gallagher and editor. Joann Conrad, kept the student body up to date in all school events. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: S. Arbogast. J. Conrad, editor: P. Ross. J. Boyer Second Row: J. Swartzlander. C. Rebuck. S. Dietrick. C. Phillips. 54 FT A— “Helping The World To Learn” Advised by Mrs. Bixler, the Future Teachers of America were able to experi- ence the joys and frustrations of teaching by going to other schools as teachers' aids. The FTA met twice a month, planned many field trips, and selected a “Teacher of the Month for each month of our school year. Kneeling: J Boyer, secretary; C. Wynn, treasurer. Standing: M. Giese. president. Mrs. Bixler. advisor. S. Dressier, vice president. 55 FEATURES FEATURES FEATURES FEATURES FEATURES “A NEW SPORT” For the first year in the history of Shik- ellamy High School, the Super Seniors challenged the Fruity Faculty to a diff- erent sport, Donkey Basketball. Each play- er chose his own unique outfit which con- sisted of anything from football helmets to ballet leotards. The starting line up for the Super Se- niors was Hotdog” Hoffman, Gargauti- ous Gulick, “Hog” Hayes, and Flaky Flemming. Fruity” Faculty starters were “Cool Cassell, “Ding Dong Bell, Greaser Gallagher, “Twiggy Treon. Loud cheers rewarded the Super Se- niors as the game ended with a 16-14 vic- tory. “THE CURIOUS SAVIDGE” Shikellamv's talented thespians presented a social commentary on greed. The Curious Savidge. The play involved a wealthy wo- man. committed to an asylum by her selfish children who were anxious to obtain her fortune. 60 Fairy May — Donna Morgan Florence — Vicky Haines Jeffery — Tim Kieffer Hannibal — Bill Seal Mrs. Paddy — Linda Mahoney Miss Willie — Carol Slack Dr. Emmett — Mark Lunger Mrs. Savage — Carolyn Philips Titus Savage — Bob Schrader Sammuel Savage — Bob Brochart Lily Belle Savage — June Hackett Director — Mr. Guinn Tech Director — Mr. Shannon Student Director — Holly Lunger Byron — And if I laugh at any mortal thing, tis that 1 may not weep . 61 “OUR QUEEN” On November 2, 1973, the homecoming assembly was held. All five representa- tives looked beautiful. The decorations were breathtaking. Each girl walked through the archway of the hugh castle and there was great excitement as every- one awaited the announcement. Then, Vicki Schreffler, escorted by Steve Wil- lard. was crowned the new 1973 Home- coming Queen. 62 “MR. LEGS 1974” One of the main events of the school year was our Mr. Legs contest. One of seven contestants was to be our Mr. Legs”. All the contestants looked stunning but one in particular took our eye. His slender form and shapely legs made him number one. It was, without a doubt, Grady Fetterman. Grady Fellerman 64 Carl Renninger Tim Keiffer “KEIKO” Shikellamy was fortunate to have had the foreign exchange student during the 1973-1974 school term. Kei- ko Ono from Japan. A few years ago. her brother also came to our school. She joined the school chorus and attended other activities with us. Asked what she liked best about Shikellamy, Keiko said. “All the stu- dents are kind and friendly toward each other. It is a lot more fun! 67 mm WtBmmmmM SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Q FOOTBALL— “A Combination of Spirit and Determination We started the 1973 season with an ex- citing revenge on Danville. From here the team went on for three more victories against traditional rivals. The Braves were held together by their prolonged spirit and the support of the community. TEAM RECORD BRAVES OPPONENT 41 Danville 14 12 Selinsgrove 0 7 Gov. Mifflin 8 6 Milton 7 27 N. Schuylkill 14 10 Hazleton 3 0 Berwick 28 0 Pottsville 19 6 Shamokin 29 7 Mt. Carmel 33 BELOW: 1st Row: B. Seu 11 in. T. Murray, J. Barrett, co-captain: J. Bowers. H. Reich. S. Willard, co-captain: S. Geyer. |. Bittner. B. McCollum 2nd Row: D. Heim. |. Specht. M Hoffman. G. Tre- on. C. Zimmerman, trainer; J. Treon. S Karpinski. D. Manning. F. Fatool. TOP: 1st Row: R. Wetzel. D Morroni. E. Tyler. 2nd Row: P. Lockuff. D. Hort. C. Schlegel. head coach D Purnell. B. Lager man. T. Lewis BOTTOM: 1st Row: D. Manning. F. Fatool. T. Murray. S. Geyer. J. Specht. D. Heim. S. Karpinski. B. Scullin. 1 Bittner. H. Reich. B. Mc- Collum. | Barrett. M Hoffman. S Willard. G. Treon. J Treon. ). Bowers. 2nd Row: | Kieffer. T. Lauver. K Hoffman. | Umholtz. C Hertzog, | Knoebel. T Snyder. T. Bonavenlura. K. Gamble. D. Comfort. S. Harmon. B. Waltz. T Jones. H Huxta. R. Wolfe 3rd Row: |. Barnhart. T. Bird. | Kurell. E. Mackert. W. Fatool. C. Lloyd. P Kieffer. S. Knoebel. | Kramer. K Herrick. R Coxe. D Kleckner. T. Snyder B Hoover. D Rebuck. C. Walters. F. Simpson. K. Whipple. 4th Row: C. Rowe. R Tressel. K Yordy. M Persing. K Slack. G. Reed. R Cunningham. D Hare. M. Haddon 5th Row: J Diebler. K Mull. L. Campbell. D. DePhillips. coaches. R Purnell. C. Schlegel. |. Schreffler. C. Zimmerman. I). Moyer. CROSS COUNTRY— “FORM PAVED THE WAY TO VICTORY” Dedication, hard work, long hours, and great effort gave this year's cross-country team a fine record of five wins, three losses and one tie. Under the fine teaching and leadership of coach Bell, the team improved constantly throughout the sea- son. Some fine varsity runners were co- captains Steve Shreck and Paul Duben- dorf, senior Lance Smith, juniors Greg Kratzer and Scott Bartman, and sopho- mores John Clark and Kevin Moyer. Other senior runners were Sam Fleming, Bernie Nally, and Frank Hoffman. The team also competed in the Bucknell Invitational and made a fine showing. Overall the team distanced a total of over five hundred miles per runner. BELOW: Kneeling: B. Nally. L. Smith. P. Dubendorf. S. Shreck. S. Fleming. F. Hoffman. Standing: D Zeeger. G. Kratzer. K Moyer. S. Bartman. D. Mahoney. J. Clark. 74 TEAM RECORD BRAVES OPPONENT 32 Milton 23 15 Danville 46 20 Central Colu mbia 42 15 Mt. Carmel 46 29 Shamokin 26 20 Selinsgrove 38 33 Berwick 22 28 Lewisburg 28 21 Bloomsburg 37 Kneeling: L Smith. P Dubendorf. S. Shreck Stand ing: B. Nally.S. Fleming. F. Hoffman. 75 WRESTLING— “WE CAN’T BE BEAT” Under the expert coaching of Mr. Sinibaldi and Mr. Lockcuff the Braves got off to a pinning start this season with a first defeat over Williamsport. After this history-making match, the Braves, led by tri-captains |oe Barrett, Fran Fatool, and Ben McCollum, went uphill all the way. The team won important victories over Selingsgrove and Milton bringing them closer to the title of Susque- hanna Valley League Champions. Other seniors who contributed a lot to the team effort were Grady Fetterman. Steve Geyer, and Tim Murray. Kneeling: G Fetterman. T Murray. R Wolfe. W. Fatool. B. McCollum. |. Feaster. C. Griffin. D Zeeger Standing: L Sinibaldi. coach. B. Minnier. B. McCollum, F. Fatool. J. Barrett. R. Kohl. L. Campbell, manager. P Lockcuff. coach. 76 TEAM RECORD BRAVES OPPONENT 39 Shamokin 21 25 Williamsport 20 28 Mifflinburg 18 56 Southern Columbia 5 60 Bloomsburg 3 54 Mount Carmel 9 21 Selinsgrove 16 46 Central Columbia 12 33 Milton 15 55 West Snyder 3 42 Tri-Valley 8 42 Berwick 12 42 Danville 13 11PPKR LEFT: Tri-captains. B. McCollum. F. Falool. J. Barrretl Bottom, kneeling: C. Whvne. G. Felterman. T. Murray. R. Peterson. I Barrett. B. McCollum Standing: K Heim. I) Heim. G. Young. F. Fatool. R. Kohl. D, Keeley. K Kohl. 77 78 JV WRESTLERS — “FUTURE VARSITY GRAPPLERS’’ Kneeling left lo right: T. Snyder. T. Hum- mel. |. Burns. A. Comfort. T. IJnderkoff- ler. X Rook. F. Piermattei. | Rim- Sec- ond Row: B. Heim. B Young. |. Roth. B Waltz. G. Reid. R Hare. S. Williams. K X’ally. D. Hardy. Trainer L. Campbell. Third Row: Coach Sinihaldi. C. Hertzog. C. Updegraft. I). Keeley. C. Whyne. I) Heim. C. Renninger. B. Peterson. S. VanKirk. R. Tressler. S. Wcres. Coach Lockcuff. BASKETBALL — “SINK IT BRAVES The 1973-74 Shikellamy Basketball team gave our fans many thrills and was very exciting when in action. Under the new head coach. Tom Diehl, the Braves showed signs of aggressiveness, accurate shooting, and rebounding skills throughout the year. The team blended together experience in seniors Steve Shreck. Jeff Treon, and Burt Stepanik, and some fine )r. and Soph, talent in Don Lehman. Tim Scheller, Gary Scholvin. and Doug Schreffler. At limes the going was difficult but our boys always did themselves proud. Next year the fans have even more to look forward to in the fine JV prospects coming to the Varsity squad. First Row: I). Diehl. G. Kratzer. L. Dennen. 1. Culp. T. Scheller. D. Schreffler. Second Row: | Schreffler. R Wetzel. D Lehman. J. Treon. B. Stepanik. R Reed. S. Harman. S. Shreck. G. Schol- vin. T. Diehl. 80 TEAM RECORD BRAVES OPPONENT 54 Pottsville 19 56 Upper Dauphin 63 45 Williamsport 52 80 Central 83 65 Bloomsbury 85 33 Northwest 74 . 84 Selinsyrove 76 50 Danville 72 78 Berwick 51 81 Southern 53 54 Shamokin 58 89 Milton SECOND HALF 69 49 Central 71 61 Bloomsbury 69 65 Northwest 77 41 Selinsyrove 44 73 Danville 82 54 Berwick 67 50 Southern 66 81 JV BASKETBALL— ‘FUTURE VARSITY SHOOTERS” Kneeling: D. Lehman. J Rolhermel. M Hartman. D. Moyer. F. Scheller. T. Lauver Standing: I). Kniss. manager. | Carnicelli. P Kieffer. C. Boardman. M. Gagerione. |. (Jmhnlt .. K Hoffman, |. Kieffer. R. Sahol. coach. 82 BOWLING— “DOWN THE LANES” The 1973-74 Shi- kellamv Bowling team rolled its way through a very im- pressive season. Under the instruc- tion of Coach Den- nis Lynch the team chalked up victo- ries over Central Columbia, Blooms- burg, Berwick. Danville, Selins- grove, and Lewis- burg. Some fine bowlers on the Varsity team were Charles Herman, Snap Newman, Bill Snyder, Ben Cel- letti, and Mike Young. Members of the Girls' Var- sity were Shelly Knarr, Lillian Yost, Deb Berry, Deb Noecker, and Don- na Burgess. 84 TEAM RECORD BRAVES OPPONENT 0 Mifflinburg 7 0 Danville 4 0 Milton 5 0 Selinsgrove 3 1 Lewisburg 3 2 Line Mountain 1 0 West Snyder 1 2 Middleburg 0 1 Warrior Run 2 GIRL'S FIELD HOCKEY “GET A GOAL” The 1973-74 Shikellamy Girls' Field Hockey team fought their way through a trying season with a 2 wins and 7 losses record. Senior girls on the team were Jill Eister, Kim Rader. Lonna Trout, Joann Conrad. Cathy Hunsinger, Cindy Rebuck. Sylvia Mancini, Julie Geb- hart, Zona Dorman, and Melinda Shoemaker. The leading goal-getters for the Varsity team were Jill Eister and Joann Conrad. The leading scorers on the JV squad were Melinda Shoemaker and Esther Gebhart. 85 GIRLS' BASKETBALL— “ON THE REBOUND” In their fourth season, the Shikell- amy girls’ dribblers continued to be a worthy opponent for their Susque- hanna Valley League foes. They bounced and passed their way to another fine season under coach J. Neff. Members of the varsity were Jo Ann Conrad. Lora Herrick. Joyce Wal- ters. Sharon Mikolajczyk. Deb Smith, and Karen Gamble. UPPER RIGHT: Captains — F. Furman. |. Gibbs, J. Conrad. CENTER: Kneeling: S. Mikolajczyk. J. Conrad. P Snee. I. Herricl Stand- ing: B. Fegley. Coach Neff. F. Furman. |. Walters. |. Gibbs. I). Smith. S. Dietrick. Coach Hopple 86 Kneeling: D. Brosious. ). Keller. M. Phillips. D. Baker. Standing: M Marks. |. Neff. Coach. C. Hummel. P. Diebler. M. Cross. D. Koble. L. Seiler. Coach Hopple. 87 CLASSMEN CLASSMEN CLASSMEN CLASSMEN CLASSMEN Sophomores: Showing the True Spirit of ’76 We welcomed the newest class who proved themselves truly worthy to be called “The Spirit of 76.“ The officers (L to R): Kenda Witmer, Tim Hummel. Mr. Ocker, Kim Karpinski. Sadie Ritchie, and Terry Snyder. BOTTOM: First Row: J. Apple. B. Raney. J. Austin. K Beck. Second Row: S. Arbogast. D. Beaver. BOTTOM LEFT: Seated: L. Baranaskas. Kneeling: R Bartholomew. G. Barnhart. First Row: K. Adams. L. Baker. K. Beck Second Row: M. Adamson. M. Bartman. M. Albright. B. Auman. 90 UPPER LEFT: First Row: J. Carnicelli. D. Brooks. | Briner. T Brosious. Second Row: M. Bongiovi.G. Burk. L. Cellini. B. Bord- ner. L. Campbell. C. Cawthorn. UPPER RIGHT: Floor: D. Dailey. Seated: K. Chervanik. M. Carl. C. Culp Standing: C. Clark. B Carlson. M. Campbell. B Butterbaugh. J. Cunningham Top: A. Comfort. L. Crebs. CENTER LEFT: First Row: M Banghart. N Bickel. C. Bickel. | Bolig. A. Blue Second Row: R Bowes. J. Bidelspach. D. Breon. T. Bird. | Betsker. LOWER LEFT: First Row: C. Bucher. D. Bordner. Second Row: M. Brown. S. Bro- sious. |. Budd. L. Bunting. Third Row: ]. Brouse. C Brosious. Standing: R. Brogan. S. Brown. D. Brown. - UPPER LEFT: First Row: S. Engle. B. Feehrer. |. Fens- termacher. Second Row: ). Feaster. |. Figgleton Third Row: | Filer. D. Foulk. E Gebhart. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: K Deibler Second Row: J. Deeben. J. Derk. Third Row: K. Deibler. J. Drumm. G. Derk. T. Deitrick. P. Deibler. Top: Dodge. CENTER RIGHT: First Row: S. DePhillips. P. Deivert. L. Davis. Second Row; C. Cronomiz. |. Clark. A. DeWitt. M. Dewart. C. Dorman. Third Row: J. Clark. J. Clark. R. Cunningham. T. DeCapria LOWER RIGHT Kneeling: W. Fatool. C Fasold. J. Dreese. T. Eisenhower. P. Erb Seated: S. Fausey. K. Eichner. S. Emery. R. Duncan. I. Eister. K Dressier. D. Ernst. TOP Sealed: D. Gomberl. K. Gemberling. C. Fenslermacher. Standing: K Gamble, j. Ginck. Back: D. Girton. R. Hackenberg. C. Gemberling. C. Forsyth. M. Gallagher. D. Hadley. CENTER: Sitting: C. Griffin. O. Hall Kneeling: D. Graver. K Herrick. Standing: M. Haddon. J. Herman. R. Haas. BOTTOM: Left to Right: S. Haines. S. Gordon. M. Hathaway. D. Hardy. K. Hand. G. Hand. N. Haydt. 93 TOP: First Row: A. Hummel. |. Hetrick. L Hull Second Row: L. Herrold. |. Hollenbach. T. Hummel. |. Hunter. P. Hathaway. CEN- TER: First Row: I). Lewis. G. Merlz. A. Mal- colm. R. Malone. 1- Mayer. K. Mertz. Second Row: B. McCollum. C. Lloyd. E. Machert. D Morgan. 1. McCreary. D. Moyer. BOTTOM: First Row: V. Kirkpatrick. C. Hollenbach Second Row: T. Iaria. D. Kane. M. Hummel. Third Row: J. Kieffer. K. Hoffman. P. Kieffer. J. Inch. UPPER LEFT: First Row: D. Klinger. L. Korbich. K Karpinski. Second Row: D. Kniss. D Klock. J. Jaegers. M. James. D. Kleck- ner. |. Kremer. B. Kitchens. Top: S. Knoebel. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: D. Moyer. R. Moyer. S. Mikolajczyk. L. Mensch Sec- ond Row: A. Middlesworth. L. Mertz. Third Row: T. Miller. K. Moyer. LEFT CENTER: First Row: B Klinger. R Kline. C. Koch. |. Kurrell. T. Lauver. Second Row: K. Kratzer. B. Kline. D. Koble. j. Kurtz. BOTTOM LEFT: First Row: C. Lenker. G. Leitzel. C. Martz. J. Leib Second Row: S. Kurtz. J Kunkle. H. Lunger. G. Kreitzer. P. Lenig. M. Machesic.T. Kreider. TOP First Row: A. Petersen. C. Page. ). Noll. T. Mull. B. Oshetski. Second Row: C. Persing. M. Pittiglio. M. Persing. D. Perry. B Marts. CENTER: First Row: D. Rabuck. B. Norris. K. Reed. B. Musser. Second Row: B. Neidig. D. Prepst. D. Novrocki. S. Raker. M. Powell. W. Obert. BOTTOM: First Row: R Reeder. C Rich- mond. C. Rohrbach.P Reich. K Reynolds. C. Rauch. M. Reed Second Row: C. Renn. T. Ross. E. Rebuck. K. Ross. K Reed. 96 TOP: First Row: VV Ruch. K Sees. D Reed. E Props!. J. Rother- mel. C. Reichenbach. C. Rowe. S. Ritchie. D. Reitz. M Reigel. Top: G Ross. K Rickert. CENTER LEFT: Kneeling: S. Shaffer First Row: C. Scoviak. C. Simpson Second Row: M Shoch. S. Roush. |. Shaffer. Third Row: C. Rubendall. B. Shut!. D. Seedor. D Keeley. K Schleig. CENTER RIGHT: Front S. Simpson Sec- ond Row: M. Sites. S. Smith. J. Snyder. B. Skumanic. K Smith Third Row: B. Smith. VV. Synder. T. Snyder. D Smith. S. Smith Top: B. Synder. 97 TOP: First Row: A. Roth. W. Seal. J. Rothermel. L. Schrader. B. Schindler. |. Sickle Second Row: C. Schoff- stall. J. Shipe. |. Smith. F. Scheller. D. Schreffler. CEN- TER First Row: J. I Jmholtz. R. Ulp. C. Updegraff, T. Wen- rick. W. Walter Second Row: C. Stover. J. Walter. K. Wertz. R. Walker. BOTTOM: First Row: L. Tressler, L. Trego. N. Woodhead. B. Troutman. D. Treas. |. Walter. Second Row: K Kipple. R Knorr. R Teisher. T Trotto. K. Trego. R. Tressler. 98 TOP: First Row: K. Swinhart. K. Sortman. B. Stahl. |. Strouse. D. Strouse. S. Stroup. B. Snyder. M. Strauser. R S wane I. Second Row: D. Swank. J. Stahl. CENTER: Seated: B. Wolfe. D. Zimmerman. L. Young. K. Yeager. Standing: M Ziegler. D. Zeeger. M. Young. M. Ziegler. BOTTOM First Row: C. White. S Williams. R. Yordy. D. Young. S. Yost. Second Row: I.. Witmer. I.. Yost. B. W'ynn. K. Witmer. K. Zerbe. D. Yeager. T. Yuhas. R. Wolfe 99 UPPER LEFT: First Row: A Garrett. W Wag- ner. Second Row: K. McPhearson. A. Camp- bell. D. Egans. Third Row: F. Props!. D. Nace UPPER RIGHT: Kneeling: T. Snyder. J. Roush. T. Snyder. Second Row: T Ross. X. Swiegart. P. Snyder. Third Row: I). Ruben- dall. S. Thomas. CENTER RIGHT: First Row: R. Herrell. P. Haas. K. Haas. L. Ober- lin Second Row: R Pick. R Hood. M. Hack- enberg. M. Plotts. D. Greis. L. Getgen. BOT- TOM: Kneeling: M. Gaglione. G. Reid. D. Mahoney. L Kistner. J. Krumbine. Standing: D. Hare. K. Muli. D. Hoover. D. Leese. F. Piermattei. Ii UPPER LEFT: Kneeling: L. Clark. | Bucher Second Row: Standing: D. Conrad. L. Culp. Third Row: R. Campbell. D. Chervanik. T. Bartholomew. Fourth Row: T. Chubb. C. Dorman. G. Berger. UPPER RIGHT: Front: M. Tasker. D. Derr. Back: S. Howell. CEN- TER First Row: Kneeling: T. Snyder. N. Rook. D. Ross. A. Switzer. R Reichner. D. Phillips Second Row: Standing: |. Kunkle. B. Rebuck. T. Rohrbach. R. Troutman. V. Shaf- fer LOWER LEFT: Kneeling: S. Willard. Left to Right: Standing: A. Wetzel. P. Walz. L. Whitenight. 101 Juniors: They are almost there. Our Jolly Juniors are well on their way to becoming the Super Seniors of '75. The officers: Patty Snee, Mollie Moyer. Maria Gula, Luther Culp, Mr. Bushick, and Jon Burns. LOWER LEFT: Kneeling: T. Arbogast. M Bailels. Standing: B. Adams, M Adams. S. Agusta. B. Allamong. B. Aigler LOWER RIGHT: Kneeling: M. Bartholomew. R. Bailets Standing: VI. Baker. S. Bastian. L. Barkley. C. Barnhart. 102 UPPER LEFT: Seated: J. Beardsworlh. P Benner. Kneeling: 1). Bickel. D Beck. L Bingaman Standing: M. Berry. D. Bettlcyon. K. Benelisha. C. Bollinger. P. Billman. UPPER RIGHT: Kneeling: R Beck. First Row: ) Boyer. D. Berry. D Boone. Second Row: J Britton. P Bidelspach. G. Bingaman Third Row: T Bonaven- tura. C. Boardman. S. Bowen. LOWER LEF Y. First Row: G. Brown. D.Brouse. D. Baker. II Broome. M. Buchanan. C. Campbell. N. Bradigan. K Buckles Back Row: M. Burgess. ). Burns. S Bartman. B. Brown. L. Campbell. 103 UPP£R RIGHT: Firs! Row: T. Coxe. J. Dressier. M. Davis. D. Conrad. V. Campbell Second Row: L. Cooper. W. Coleman. L. Culp. L. Dennen. J. Champion. D. Comfort. LOWER RIGHT: Seated: M Chiboroski. J. Carr. ). Deibler Kneeling: D. DePhillips. M. Carr. Standing: J. Dieck. S. Dietrick. D. Cook. LOWER LEFT: First Row: B Filkins. J Follmer. J. Gavason. I. Drum- heller. Second Row: D. Fasold. B. Ferster. T. Furr. Third Row: P Eyster. E. Everetts. R. Emery. 104 TOP: First Row: J. Fasold. B. Fegley. W. Fetterman. T. Gearhart. H. Haddon Second Row: D. Fens- termacher. F. Evangelista. S. Hays. S. Harman. C. Massinger O. Engle. K Engle. CENTER Kneeling: C. Hepler. S. Hoffman First Row: C. Hertzog. T. Hummel. C. Hoffman. |. Heinlzelman. L. Hummel. B. Hoover. Second Row: C. Herndon. S. Hummel. BOTTOM: First Row: H. Giesen. J Hacked. C. Gillighauer Second Row: M. Gula. R. Getz. S. Haupt. Third Row: J. Haines. R. Hare. TOP First Row: R. Lehman. J. Klick. E. Kovalaski Second Row: P. Kulz. T. Kovalaski. K. Litchard. J Kurtz. Third Row: S. Latsha. T. Mancini. K Kohle. R. Koppenhaven. E. Makin. CENTER: Kneeling: S. Hunt. B. Hull. First Row: J. Hullihen. M Keihl. K Kern be r ling. |. Kahler Second Row: D. Kauffman. |. Hunsicker. B. Huxta, T. |ones. R Kline. BOTTOM: First Row: J Kerstetler. |. Knoebel. D. Lehman Second Row: G. Kratzer. L. Kniss. E. Lizardi.T. Kunkel. I). Lepley. 106 TOP Kneeling: S. Marks. J Mari . G. Marl . Standing: A. McCabe. C. McKinney. D Marolto. J. McCreary. M. Marks. CENTER: T. Meri . C. McKinney. B. Mc- Williams. D. Miller. K. Marlin. S. Miller. K Moore. M. Monaghan. A. Monisen. W. McCreary. BOTTOM: Standing: D. Persing. D. Oyster. L. Phillips. T Persing. Sealed: D. Rebuck. C. Ranck. M. Payne. C. Rabuck Third Row: E. Oyster. R. O’Neil. 107 TOP: C. Noll. L. Moore. K Neidig. C. Osman. R. Osman. C. Musser. K Mull. K. Nally. CENTER: Kneeling: R Ross. D. Renn. J Rolh. Standing: B. Reggia. D. Roth. P. Ross. T. Reitz. K. Riggs. R. Reed. P Rowe. BOTTOM Kneeling: S. Scoviak. D. Rubendall. |. Riland. M. Rebuck. S Richie. Second Rowr: K Rabuck. B Ritchie. D. Reigner. D. Reed. C.. Reichenbach. M. Ross. L. Reed. 108 TOP Standing: J. Shaffer. A. Sculiin. P. Saxton. Seated: ). Schreffler. T. Scheller. F. Simpson. D. Saxton. B. Savidge. CENTER First Row: A. Um- benhower. B. Troxell. A. Steinert. Second Row: L. Wagner. W. Waltz. C. Stuck. J. Streck. K. Temple. Third Row: S. Weres. J. Strouse. BOTOM: First Row: D. Shultz. D. Savidge. B. Shoemaker. |. Smink. Second Row: R Shroyer. |. Sims Third Row: T. Shultz. L. Smith. P. Shuman. C. Smed- ley. C. Shingara. UPPER LEFT: Kneeling: R Stoner. K Weir. K Yalch. Second Row: D. Young. C. Stover. D. Zellers. J. Williams. Third Row: R Wolfe. R. Waltz. R Wetzel. IJPPER RIGHT: First Row: M West. C. Young. C. Wynn. C. Yeager Sec- ond Row: K Wolfe. S. Westra. D. Witmer. R Zceger. Third Row: |. Zerhe. A. Whipple. D. Young. B. Yost. CEN- TER RIGHT: First Row: B. Gaman. H. Gessner Second Row: K. Frye. P. Kilsch. S. Kerstetter. D. Albright. D. Duke Third Row: T. Eyster. R. Coxe. S. Campbell 110 UPPER LEFT Kneeling: D. Aurond. K. Fritz. B. Rauch. Second Row: R. Bolig. |. Davies. L. Herrick. Third Row: M. Geise. M. Snyder. J. Young. |. Hummel. Fourth Row: M. Puras. K. Moyer. C. Phillips. S. Nichols. UPPER RIGHT. Front: R. Bowersox. First Row: D. Butterhaugh. C. Chamberlain Second Row: T. Dennen. R Douglas. D. Engle Third Row: H Campbell. J. Fer- guson. J. Barnhart. R Campbell CENTER: First Row: P. Di- Bonaventura. D. Beck. J. Bell. K Bohner. M. Chervanik. C. Ben- gochea Second Row: S. Clark. C. Bailey. J. Beardsworth. K Campbell. Ill UPPER LEFT: G. Riehl. UPPER RIGHT: Kneeling: R. Keeley. B. Keiper Standing: M Hogan. K. Gam- ble. F. Hartman Top: B. Hoagland. S. Hetrick CENTER RIGHT: L to R: D. Klock. ). Gottshall. D. Hubler. D. Grove. L. Lawrence. T. Hollenbach. L. Fisher. BOTTOM RIGHT First Row: H. Mull. B. Minnier. C. Newman. Second Row: D. Mikolajczyk. ). Moyer. M. Moyer. L. Morton. Third Row: P Moyer. T Kurtz. M. McHale. S. McNichol. C. Hovenstine I I I I I ■ ■ I ■ ■ UPPER LEFT Kneeling: C. Raker. S. Moore. Second Row: T. Rail. T Snyder. A. Reich Third Row: S. Moyer. L. Raker. B. Rauch. UPPER RIGHT: Sitting: C. Swinord. T. Vankirk. R Yost Standing: K. Whipple. ). Sauder. B. Snyder. S. Whitenight. CENTER LEFT: First Row: C. Sax- ton. M. Smeltz. T. Snyder. T. Petraski. D. Renn. Second Row: D. Schlag. H. Reigle. G. Scholvin. S. Rudy. BOTTOM LEFT: Sitting: B. Yost. A. Neff. P. Witmer Standing: J. Yoder. G. Stahl. D. Wagner. 113 SENIORS ROAR IN 74! As small children the first big step we faced was starting school, as seniors the next big step we will face is life. All that will be left of our school years are mem- ories. Memories of football games, dances, classes, friends, basketball games, and wrestling matches will remind us of the good times we have had. In future years when we reflect backward, we will pleas- antly remember the good times we shared and will have forgotten any unhappy mo- ments. Executive Board: ABOVE Seated: |. Barrett. G Witmer. Standing: C. Huntsinger. B Leitzel. L. Michaels. J. Eyster, C. Rebuck. M. Wertz. L. Fenstermacher. S. Rosancrans. L. Brown. Senior Privilege Comm.: 1st Row: V'. Haines. T. Dailey. B. Stuck. S Phillips. 2nd Row: |. Bowers. ) Wolever. C. Lenner. T. Wilt. M. Palmer. R. Gulick 3rd Row: | Ruch. K Rousch. C. Slack. L. Trout. Mr. Cassell. |. Gallo. |. Arnold. 117 OUR CLASS REMEMBERS ... As we stand on the threshold of our future, we realize that it depends greatly upon the compilation of our past experience. Considering that our educational background was the major factor in our evolvement; let us in retrospect begin with sixth grade where we first merged as the class of 1974. Here our class, along with the class of 1973, was successful in pioneering the inception of the Middle School system. Our first class officers were: Pres. Donna Morgan. Vice Pres, joe Barrett. Sec. Carol Slack, and Treas. Robin Weir. Although we were disgruntled over the fact that we had to forfeit the sixth grade trip and the chance to patrol that so many classes before us had enjoyed, this opportunity to vote for student council and class officers compensated in part. President Carol Slack led our seventh grade class with Maureen Hanan as Vice Pres., Randy Weidman as Sec., and Jeanne Arnold as Treas. Jeanne's job was to collect the nom- inal sum of $.25 as compared to the inflationary assessment of $3.00 of our present Senior High dues. Highlighting our Middle School years were those unforgettable sixth and seventh grade socials with entertainment consisting of ping-pong, record hopping, and square dancing. Advancing to eighth grade brought an alteration in our class officers once again. The officers were as follows: Pres. Gale Wolf, Vice Pres. Carol Slack, Sec. Vickie Kerstetter, and Treas. Bessie Stuck. As we launched into ninth grade, we were faced with the weighty decision of choosing the class colors of maroon and gold and the carnation as our class flower. After a vigorous magazine campaign, we were able to contribute $200.00 to the Video Tape equipment as our class gift, thus verifying our motto: “Give us responsibility and we will accept it. Our capable class officers consisted of Pres. Louvonne Brown, Vice Pres. Carol Slack, Sec. Melinda Rice, Treas. Bill Hays, and Hist. Vicky Haines. o The anticipation of arriving at the Senior High was accompanied by the apprehension of upper classmen steering us in the wrong direction, causing us to be late for classes. Ably assisting our class officers in getting oriented was our advisor Mr. Falso. He aided Pres. Diane Knoebel, Vice Pres. Robin Weir. Sec. Melinda Rice, 'Ireas. Jeanne Arnold, and Hist. Lonna Trout in arranging for the concession stands at basketball games and wrestling matches. Other money making projects were selling candy and holding dances. Eleventh grade found us preparing for the big event of the Junior-Senior prom by a suc- cessful fashion show featuring prom gowns and tuxedos through the courtesy of Modern Bridal and Kleinbauer’s. The Studio Flower Shop added a touch of beauty by donating corsages and carnations for the models. Endless hours of designing and assembling came to a climax May eleventh as students were transported to dancing in the world of Undersea Fantasy amidst sunken treasures and sea life. Chairman and Co-Chairman of this event were Carl Renninger and Diane Knoebel. Slate of officers were Pres. Bob Troutman. Vice Pres. Joe Barrett, Sec. Janelle Gallo. Treas. Jeanne Arnold, and Hist. Lonna Trout. We were pleased that Mr. Johnson, who gained our admiration and respect as our Junior class advisor was again willing to guide us in our final year. Working with him were: Pres. Jeanne Arnold, Vice Pres. Carol Slack, Sec. Janelle Gallo. Treas. Kay Ritchie, and Hist. Lonna Trout. The Royal Class of 74” worked well in putting together the spectacular homecoming castle float on which Queen Vicki Schreffler and her escort, Carl Renninger. rode, along with contending seniors Cindy Arter and her escort, Steve Arbogast, and Judy Derk, es- corted by Bill Young. In the spirit of levity, we held the hilarious and unique Donkey Basketball game in which the Senior class team narrowly beat the Faculty team by a score of Ifi to 14. Considering the initiative and the achievements accomplished over these past six years: accompanied with the drive and ambitions of our class as a whole; it is my earnest opin- ion that we as a group will contribute much to the society of the future. Your Historian. Lonna Trout er ). AIGLER Egghead” April 18 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball Joseph A. Antonicci J. ANTONICCI Nose September 8 Vocational S. APP February 16 Career Elective; Field Hock- ey; Lance; Environmental Club Sheila L. App Jill Elizabeth Apple J. APPLE Boo Boo May 13 Career Elective; Exec. Board: Lance; Trans. Comm.: Prom Decorating: Pep Girls: Profile Editor: Homecoming Comm.; Nat. Honor Society Steven D. Arbogast S. ARBOGAST December 5 Career Elective: Lance Manag. Ed.: PTA: Key Club President; Student Council V.P.: Profile: Nat. Honor Society; Forensic League; Debate: HomecomingComm. Jeanne Marie Arnold J. ARNOLD Arnie Barkley February 23 Career Elective; Band; Soph.. Jr. Class Treasurer: Girls Basketball: Prom Comm.: Homeroom—Pres.: FBLA Pres.: Sr. Class Pres.; Homecoming Comm. Cynthia Anne Arter C. ARTER Cindy February 8 Career Elective; Bravettes: Student Council: Prom Dec- orating: FBLA: Student Council Rec. Secretary: Stu- dent Council Ex. Board Pamela Jean Badman P. BADMAN Hoffy” March 12 Career Elective; Pep Girl: Cheerleader; Homeroom Vice Pres.. Sec.-Treas.; Prom Comm 120 ). BARRETT July 26 Career Elective; Ex. Board; Football; Wrestling; |r. Class V.P. B. BASLICK February 4 General; FHA Barbara Anne Baslick Jacqueline Lee Bassett C. BEAVER Chas August 22 Career Elective: Intramural Basketball: Student Council: Backstage—Fall Play 11. 12. Musical 11. 12: Prom Comm.: Homecoming Comm.: Sum- mer Theater. Tech. Director Charles Doug Beaver Debrah Lee Beech P. BENFER “Park'' October 7 Vocational •Parker D. Benfer, Jr. Daniel P. Bennick. Jr. 121 L. BARTHOLOMEW Lo” August 7 Career Elective; FTA; FBLA: Homeroom—Treas. J. BASSETT October 23 Career Elective: Library Club: FHA; Chorus: Carou- sel . costumes D. BEECH July 24 Career Elective D. BENNICK April 4 Vocational S. BERNSTEIN Sue” October 19 Career Elective: Band: Brav- ettes: Homeroom — Sec.: Prom Comm.; Student Coun- cil T. BERRY May 17 Career Elective; Student Council Susan Lee Bernstein Trudy D. Lahr Berry R. BIDELSPACH March 22 Vocational Robert Bidelspach, Jr. T. BIDELSPACH Pick August 5 Career Elective; Student Council; Exec. Board: Brav- ette Captain; Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm; Profile Terri Lee Bidelspach W. BIDELSPACH Bites July 26 Career Elective: Football; Prom Comm.. Chair of Building: Project Merry Christmas: Profile William D. Bidelspach J. BITTNER Pearl December 19 Career Elective; Football; Baseball: Intramural Basket- ball; Prom Comm.; Exec. Board Jeffrey T. Bittner R. BLAISDETL Big Rob March 28 Career Elective; FBLA. V.P. Robin Lin Blaisdell R. BLOOM “Butch August 5 Vocational Rav W. Bloom 122 Susan Kay Bohner S. BOHNER Susie” October 21 Vocational: Student Coun- cil; Intramural Tennis; Prom Com. Jeffrey Seiple Bowers J. BOWERS Bowes” October 9 Career Elective: Football: Wrestling: Prom Comm.; Proj. Merry Christmas James Scott Boyer J. BOYER Jim January 13 Career Elective John Steven Boyle J. BOYLE lack’' March 11 Career Elective: Key Club: Student Council; Intramural Basketball: Sr Privilege Comm K. BOLLINGER Sambo April 21 Career Elective: Bowling Y. BOWES Airhead August 14 Career Elective; Drama Ah Keith Wayne Bollinger Yevette S. Bowes J. BOYLE Jod February 23 Career Elective; Student Council; FHA: Proj. Merry Christmas: FBLA. Treas.; Prom Comm.: Lay Advisory Comm.: Bench Comm ; Chairman J. BRINER |im July 4 Vocational: Key Club James Clair Briner 123 Robert Allen Broschart R. BROSCHART Bob” June 2 Career Elective: Wrestling; Band; Chorus; Merry Men; Rinkv Oinks; Orchestra. Carousel; Key Club: Come Blow Your Horn ; “The Curious Savage”: Brass Choir B. BROSIUS Barb May 12 Career Elective; Chorus Library Club Barbara Mae Brosius B. BROSIUS February 16 Career Elective Barry Lee Brosius Chloe Esther Brosius C. BROSIUS Bird” June 24 Career Elective; Basketball; Softball L. BROWN December 21 Career Elective; Prom Comm.: Lance; Environ- mental Club; Library Club Linda Brown P. BROWN Sunshine December 5 Career Elective Patricia Ann Brown Louvonne Gave Brown L. BROWN Lou” April 14 Career Elective; Exec. Board: Student Council: Prom Comm.: Bravette Co- Captain; Homeroom Sec.- Treas. R. BROWN Brownie December 12 Career Elective; Campus Life: Prom Fashion Show; Prom Comm : Exec. Board: Student Council: Lance Ruth Ann Brown 124 Debra Marie Buch Nancy Rose Buchanan B. BUCK Bucky September 15 Career Elective; hockey; Prom Comm.; The Diary of Anne Frank A. BURGARD Amber November 10 Career Elective; Color Guard; Environmental Club; Concert Choir: Carousel ; Campus Life: Intramural Gymnastics. D. BUDD Dotty” March 5 Career Elective: FTA; Homecoming Float Comm. W. BURGESS Bill July Voc . 31 ocational G. BURK July 14 Vocational Bonnie Crystal Buck Dorothy Anne Budd Ann Marie Burgard William Paul Burgess Gerard Burk 125 V. BYERS Butch” March 8 Vocational D. CAMPBELL September 15 Career Elective: Band K. CAMPBELL Ken April 12 General L. CARL Porkey December 31 Career Elective: Key Club: Prom Decorating: Intramur- al Tennis: Carousel Tracy Chamberlin Carrie Lou Chesny Cynthia Clark Comfort J.CATHERMAN june 23 Career Elective: HCC T. CHAMBERLIN Tracy” My 2 Vocational: Spirit Club C. CHESNY Chester May 27 Career Elective: Color Guard: Prom Decorating: Exec. Board: Homeroom— Pres. C. COMFORT Cyn August 15 Vocational 126 W. COMFORT ••Willy” October 2 Vocational f. CONRAD lo August 24 Career Elective; Band; Rinkv Dinks; Lance Editor; Basketball Co-Captain; Soft- ball; Field Hockey; Prom Comm.; Brass Choir; FTA; Environmental Club: Home- coming Float Comm. Joann Patricia Conrad I K. CONRAD •‘Stretch ' April 29 Career Elective; Band: In- I Immoral Basketball; Coif S. CORCORAN Sue March 1H Career Elective: Profile Chris Alan Courogen C. COUROGEN August 3 Career Elective: Forensics; Debate: Intramural Basket- ball: Key Club; Track: Cross Country; Student Council: Basket Marathon: Star Spangled Girl ; Fiddler on the Roof ; Come Blow Your Horn C. CROSBIE Cathie November 29 Career Elective; HCC; Prom Comm.; Environmental Club Catherine A. Crosbie M. CULP Marty September 8 Career Elective: FHA; Cho- rus; Prom Comm.: FBLA; Carousel Marleeta Dawn Culp Tracy Dailey T. DAILEY Ace October 4 Career Elective; Band 127 K. DEIBLER Dibhs March 13 Career Elective K. DEVVART November 7 Career Elective; Lance; Prom Comm.; Carousel ; FTA; Curious Savage ; Homeroom Vice-Pres.; Pro- file J.DERK Alfie April 1 Career Elective; Homeroom. Pres. Judith Ellen Derk K. DILL July 7 Career Elective; Campus Life; FTA; Prom Comm.; Environmental Club: Home- coming Comm. Krista Lynne Dewart Kat Deborah K. Ditty Kevin Ditty D. DITTY Ditty April 6 Career Elective; Band a Jeffrey Alan Doebler Robin Elaine Doebler J. DOEBLER June 30 Career Elective K. DITTY Pimp” February 22 Career Elective R. DOEBLER Doby Gray and Black Career Elective; FTA; Band; Prom Comm.: Homecoming Comm.. Lance 128 Zona Marie Dorman Donna Lee Dressier D. DRESSLER August 17 Career Elective; Lance; FTA: Prom Decorating; CEC; Environmental Club Sanae Jerene Dressier Paul Seth Dubendorf S. DRESSLER June 19 Career Elective; Ex. Board; FTA; CEC: FBLA: Prom Decorating; Student Coun- cil; “Carousel ; Profile P. DUBENDORF Dube December 28 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball: Student Council: Cross Country. Co-Captain: Profile; Track: Screening Comm. E. DUNKELBERGER Ed january31 Career Elective: FHA; Prom Decorating T. EBERSOLE January 20 Vocational J. E ISTER March 17 Career Elective; Field Hock- ey: Ex. Board Timothy E. Ebersole Jill Eileen Faster 129 D. ENGLEHARDT Dave June 24 General mk-r- David D. Englehardt Joyce H. Evangelista J. EVANGELISTA March 11 Career Elective; Gym Team; Prom Comm.; Carousel ; Pep Girl Bradley Keith Faust B. FAUST Brad February 28 Career Elective; Football; Wrestling; Band; Student Council; French Club; May- ors Youth Advisory Board; Intramural Basketball F. FATOOL “Abdul July 22 Vocational; Football; Wres- tling; Project Merry Christ- mas Francis N. Fatool J. FENSTERMACHER April 25 Career Elective; Library Club; Prom Comm.; Fashion Show Comm.; FBLA: Don- key Basketball Comm. Jill A. Fenstermacher L. FENSTERMACHER january 21 Career Elective; FTA; Exec. Board; Donkey Basketball Comm. Laurie Fenstermacher Grady Fetterman G. FETTERMAN Monkey” )anuary19 Career Elective 130 D. FISCHER November 3 Career Elective; Intramural Tennis; Track Team Douglas L. Fischer Samuel L. Fleming S. FLEMING Flem” September 28 Career Elective; Cross Country; Basketball Basketball: Intramural J. FORBES February 6 Career Elective; Homeroom —Pres. V.P ; Bravette; Stu- dent Council; Prom Comm.; HCC Judy Forbes P. FORCE September 21 Vocational C. FUNK December 26 Vocational F. FURMAN September 9 Career Elective: Field Hock- ey; Basketball; Softball; Intramural Tennis: National Honor Society: Homeroom Officer D. GALLAGHER Dot” December 30 Career Elective: FBLA J. GALLO Mini” November 6 Career Elective: Bravette: Student Council: Fashion Show Chairman: Prom Comm.; Class Sec ; Pep Girl Captain. Sec. of FBI.A; Se- nior Privilege Comm.; Don- key Basketball Comm. 131 Richard Lee Gardner Faye Gaugler R. GARDNER Rich'’ December 3 Career Elective; Hand; Bas- ketball; May Day Comm.; Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Donkey Basketball; Stage Band F. GAUGLER April 5 Career Elective; Concert Choir A. GAVASON Tony October 16 Vocational M.GEISE “Mad fanuary 23 Career Elective; Band: Exec. Board: FTA. Sec. Pres.: Prom Comm.: Profile: Homecoming Comm. Anthony P. Gavason Julie Gebhart Paul Gelnett Linda C. Gemberling L. GEMBERLING May 23 Career Elective G. GENTH “Farmer September 7 Career Elective; Track 132 J. GERMAN August 21 Career Elective; FT A; 11CC; Color Guard; Prom Comm.; Dance Comm.; Student Council; Curious Savage Janet Kathleen German Steve Alan Geyer Judy Lee Gibbs J. GIBBS Gibbles” November 19 Career Elective; Hand; Bas ketball; Softball; Lance K. GOMBERT July 18 Career Elective; Track Team Ken M. Gombert Joycelvn Gramley ). GRAMLEY February 7 Career Elective J. GROSS Opie April 22 Career Elective; intramural Basketball; Prom Comm. Joseph John Gross R.GULICK August 3 Career Elective: Baseball; Homeroom Treas.; Track and Field; Prom Comm.: Sr. Privilege Comm. Robert C. Gulick Lee Ann Haas L. HAAS May 29 Career Elective; Prom Comm.; Fashion Show Comm. 133 Gary Lee Hack Evelyn G. Hadley William Joseph Hardy David A. Heim G. HACK Hacker January 16 Career Elective: Key Club; Track Manager; Intramural Basketball T. HACKENBERG Terry” August 26 Career Elective Theresa L. Hackenburg E. HADLEY Victor December 7 Career Elective; Color Guard: Carouser: Come Blow Your Horn”; Home- coming Comm.; Curious Savage” Vicky Lee Haines V. HAINES July 26 Career Elective; Speech Club; Drama Club: Teach Me How to Cry : Fiddler on the Roof ; HCC; Prom Comm.; Diary of Anne Frank ; Carousel ; Stu- dent Council; Environment- al Club; Profile; Curious Savage ; National Honor Society: Pep Girl; Sr. Privi- lege Comm.: Chorus; Home- coming Comm. W. HARDY Bill- August 24 Career Elective: Prom Comm.; Lance: Concert Choir; Forensics; District Chorus: Profile: National Honor Society. Pres. William M. Hays W. HAYS Feb. 19 Career Elective; Football; Basketball; Student Council: Wrestling: Prom Comm ; Intramural Basketball; Don- key Basketball D. HEIM Heimy February 24 Career Elective: Wrestling; Football: Prom Comm 134 Teri Lyne Heim T. HEIM January 4 Career Elective Charles Jay Herman C. HERMAN Chuck October 2 Vocational; Bowling: Base- ball D. HERNDON Herby June 29 Career Elective; Cross Country; Intramural Basket- ball: Coif; Basketball Dorie I. Herndon Edward Hockenbrocht E. HOCKENBROCHT Fast Ed November 18 Career Elective: Intramural Basketball Franklin C. Hoffman F. HOFFMAN “Frank December 8 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball; Cross Country Mark R. Hoffman M. HOFFMAN “Huff Decern ber 13 Career Elective: Football; Exec. Board; Basketball; Baseball: Intramural Basket- ball: Prom Comm : Project Merry Christmas; Home- room. Pres.: Donkey Basket- ball Gregory Charles Hogan G. HOGAN Hoagie July 24 Career Elective Howard Paul Holdren H. HOLDEN Howie December 19 Career Elective; Track 135 B. HORNBERGER Bets” H. HORSFIELD July 9 Harry Career Elective; FHA; February 19 FBLA; Prom Comm. General D. HOWELL Deb September 30 Career Elective; Ha ml: M. HOUSEKNECHT Lance; Prom Comm.; FBLA; July 21 CEC; Student Council: Co- General ordinator's Sec. J. HUBLER December 6 Vocational M. HULLIHEN Missi May 23 Career Elective: Prom Comm.; Pep Girl C. HUNSINGER Hunt's October 4 Career Elective; Student Council; Girls’ Field Hock- ey: Exec. Board: Prom Comm.; CEC. Treas.. Pres. S. HUNT Sis’ June 4 Career Elective; Prom Comm. JohnS. Huhler Melissa J. Hullihen Catherine Hunsinger Shawanda E. Hunt 136 A. HYMAN April 20 Career Elective; Girl's Field Hockey; “Carousel ; RISE; Concert Choir: Environ- mental Club: Lance; Curi- ous Savage Abbv Ellen Hyman Albert Michael Kane Steven Paul Karpinski S. KARPINSKI Karp November 28 Vocational; Football: Intra- mural Basketball D. KEELEY February 16 Career Elective; Wrestling: Come Blow Your Horn , Stage Manag.: Student Council Michael W. Keller M. KELLER Ace July 3 Career Elective: Band; Key Club B. KERSTETTER Bob” Septem ber 25 Career Elective Janice D. Kerstetter J. KERSTETTER Jancy February 21 Career Elective: Campus Life; FTA; Environmental Club: Lance V.KERSTETTER Kuff” April 29 Career Elective; Student Council; Exec. Board; Band: Bravette: Prom Comm.; Dance Comm. Chairman 137 A. KANE January 8 Vocational Donald Wayne Keeley Bobby W. Kerstetter Vickie D. Kerstetter L. KESSLER June 15 Career Elective: Guard Lvnn Marie Kessler Color Timothy Alan Kieffer T. KIEFFER Buzzard March 28 Career Elective: Exec. Board: Band: Fiddler on the Roof : Intramural Ten- nis: Susque. Valley Band: Rinky Dinks: Chorus: hove and Kisses : Diary of Anne Frank ; Carousel : Prom Comm.; Drama Club; Home- coming Comm.: Student Council: District Chorus: Speech Club; Curious Sav- age P. KLECKNER Chicken March 8 Career Elective: Band; In- tramural Tennis; Come Blow Your Horn : Concert Choir. Ass t. Director: HCC. Treas.; Curious Savage ; Lance Pamela M. Kleckner D. KLOCK Kleps June 17 Career Elective: Band: HCC: Prom Comm.; RISE; Lay Advisory Comm, for Foreign Language: National Honor Society: Profile Debra Kay Klock Rochelle Lin Knarr R. KNARR Shelly |anuary 29 Career Elective: Varsity Bowling; FHA: Prom Comm.: HCC; Profile: Stu- dent Council Diane Marie Knoebel D. KNOEBEL Monkey April 4 Career Elective: Soph. Class Pres.: Band; Majorette: Stu- dent Council: Carousel ; Prom. Co-Chairman: Door Decorating Chairman: Stu- dent Council. Corres. Sec.; HCC; Homecoming Comm.; Parents' Night Comm ; Homeroom Pres. N. KOCH Norm August 24 Career Elective K. KOHL Hop-a-long September 17 Career Elective: Wrestling: Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. Norman Lynn Koch 138 Julie Ann Kramer J. KRAMER December 9 Career Electives; Debate; HCC; Prom Comm : Foren- sics; Court of Appeals; Pro- file; Demerit Screening Comm.: Assembly Comm.. Co-Chairman Deborah Jean Kreider Theresa Marie Kurtz T. KURTZ “Tres July 10 Career Elective; Color Guard; Library Club; FBLA: Prom Comm.: School Store Jeffrey Wayne Lahr Robin K. Landis R. LANDIS August 21 Career Elective Scott John Latsha Bonnie Lois Lawer B. LAWER “Potato Chip December 18 Career Elective: Club Library Cheryl Ann Leibv D. KREIDER February 17 Vocational J. LAHR “Jeff May 8 Vocational: Student Council S. LATSHA “Skip September 21 Career Elective; Football; Baseball: Intramural Basket- ball: Prom Comm.; Home- coming Comm. C. LEIBY “Sherry October 1 Career Elective: FTA 139 Brenda Ann Leitzel B. LEITZEL “Punkin August 5 Career Elective; Student Council; Prom Comm.; Exec. Board; Pep Girl; FBI.A C. LENNER June 30 Career Elective; Sr. Privi- lege Comm Carleen Lenner B. LEWIS Louie October 23 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball Aloysius William Lieb Barry Leo Lewis A. LIEB “Bill February 22 Career Elective; Key Club Kim L. Longenberger K. LONGENBERGER Longie November 2 Career Elective: Student Council: Exec. Board: Brav- ette; Prom Comm : Home- room. Sec.-Treas. R. LONGENBERGER “Ed December 27 Vocational; Cross-Country: Track Ralph E. Longenberger Mark Glenn Lunger Jay Walter Lyter 140 Sylvia Marie Mancini S. MANCINI “Syl August 28 Career Elective; Field Hock- ey D. MANNING Moose August 29 Career Elective; Football; Track; State Police Youth Week Douglas P. Manning M. MAROTTO April 17 Career Elective; Pep Girl: Exec. Board; Prom Comm.; Student Council; Project Merry Christmas Maureen G. Marotto Shelley Kay Matthews S. MATTHEWS Mickey September 25 Career Elective: Drama Club; Speech Tournament: Chorus: Young Life: Campus Life: Softball: Lance; “Teach Me How to Cry : Carousel R.McCAFFRIE B July 20 Career Elective: Football; Baseball Robert McCaffrie, |r. Ben H. McCollum B. McCOLLUM Ben September 28 Career Elective: Wrestling: Football Donna R. McGlinn D. McGLINN October 10 Career Elective: FT A V. MEISINGER Vince May 13 Career Elective: Band: Stu- dent Council: Chorus: Val- ley Band: District Chorus: Carousel . Stage Craft; FBLA Vincent E. Meisinger 141 Douglas William Mertz Russell P. Mertz Linda M. Michaels L. MICHAELS Mouse” March 25 Career Elective; Band; Teach Me How To Cry”: Homeroom. Sec.-Treas.: Exec. Board; Science Fair; Lance L. MIDDLETON May 23 Career Elective; ColorGuard Laurie Sue Middleton Donna Rae Morgan D. MORGAN August 1 Career Elective; FTA; Fid- dler on the Roof : Band: Li- brary Club: American Dream”: Forensics; Rotary Exchange Student. Sweden: Chorus: Curious Savage : Profile D. MOYER March 23 Vocational David I. Moyer K. MOYER Slim” November 29 Vocational Kevin Moyer Lee Ann Moyer L. MOYER Red March 4 Career Elective; Band; Ma- jorette; Prom Comm.; Busi- ness Education Advisory Comm. 142 James L. Mull Jan Elizabeth Murray J. MURRAY january13 Career Elective: Pep Girl; Prom Comm.: FBI.A Bernard Joseph Nally B. NALLY “Bernie October 16 Career Elective; Student Council; Cross Country: Track and Field; Key Club: CSIU; National Honor So- ciety R. MULL May 27 Career Elective Ron Mull T. MURRAY “Mudcat January 8 Career Elective: Wrestling: Football; Baseball Tim Donald Murray D. NAUGLE Dave September 4 Career Elective; Baseball: Bowling Craig Allan Neidig C. NEIDIG November 27 Career Elective: Prom Comm. 143 C. NEWCOMER August 27 Career Elective: Volleyball: Softball Cathv Ann Newcomer A. NEWMAN Ardy September fi Career Elective D. NOECKER August 28 Career Elective: Bowling: Color Guard: Library Club Debra Ann Noecker R. NORRIS Dick'' April 9 Career Elective Arden Newman Rich Norris K. ONO Kay August 19 Career Elective: Chorus T. PARTCHEY Partch September 18 Career Elective Keiko Ono S. PALMER Sam March 22 Career Elective: Debate: Intramural Basketball; Speech: Prom Comm.; De- merit Review Board: Sr. Privilege Comm.: Profile S. Mark Palmer Terry Luther Partchey P. PEIFER April 27 Career Elective Pat Peifer 144 Jayne Lee Persing Robert W. Petersen J.PERSING January 27 Career Elective S. PHILLIPS •Tar' August 8 Career Elective; Bravette: Profile; Forensics; Sr. Privi- lege Comm. M. PINTO Rock” December 9 Career Elective; Key Club Shelly Kaye Phillips J. PONTIUS September 10 Vocational W. PURDY Purd |une 5 Career Elective: Golf Jeff P. Pontius 145 R. PETERSEN “Pete November 15 Career Elective; Wrestling: Prom Comm.: Bonfire Build- ing Michael A.P. Pinto M.POLASEK Fuzz” October 31 Vocational William Harvey Purdy Rick Leo Radel J.PYERS “Pie Face November 19 Vocational: Music R. RADEL Decern ber Hi Career Fleetive K. RADER 'Hunni Hopper” July 17 Career Elective; Field Hock- ey. Captain: Basketball. Captain: Homeroom—V.P C. RAKERD |une 3 Career Elective; Band. Officer FBLA; Kim Christine Rader Connie Arlene Rakerd Christine M. Rebuck Cynthia Lillie Rebuck C. REBUCK Chris March 11 Career Elective: Color Guard: Field Hockey; Lance: Environmental Club. Pres. C. REBUCK Cindy” March 27 Career Elective; Hockey; Softball: Exec. Board I. REBUCK September 30 Career Elective; FHA: Stu- dent Council: Nat. Honor Society; Project Merry Christmas: Health Lays Ad- visory Committee: Profile Jo Ann Rebuck Jeffrey Allan Reed 146 K. REED Inly 13 Vocational Keith Allen Reed D. REEDER “Meathead June 14 Vocational: Baseball. Mana- ger H. REICH Junior May 2 Vocational; Football C. REITZ Gins” July 18 Career Elective: FTA: Prom Comm.; CEC: Lance: Envi- ronmental Club ( indy Lee Reitz E. REITZ “Reitzy January 7 Career Elective J. REITZ 'Professor' | ami ary 27 Vocational Alan Reitz R. REITZ “Bob September 13 Career Elective: WKOK Ra- dio Announcing: Morning Announcements: Football Filming; Key Club. Pres.: Profile 147 David Reeder Beverly Ann Reitz Edward George Reitz Robert A. Reitz Blaine M. Renn B. RENN March 16 Career Elective H. RENN Jeannie September 4 Career Elective. Band; Boor Decorating Comm.: FBLA Michael Charles Renn M. RENN Mike'' August 8 Vocational Linda R. Rescigno L. RESCIGNO March 11 Career Elective: Homeroom —V.P.: Student Council: Business Advisory Comm. C. RENNINGER ‘Pres.’ May 6 Career Elective: Debate. Pres.: Teach Me How To Cry : Fiddler on the Roof : Prom Chairman: Wrestling: Forensics. Pres.: Student Council. Pres.: Key Club. Homecoming Comm. M. RICE Mel |une 11 Career Elective: Majorette. Captain: Band. Officer: Soph . Sec.: School Store: Homecoming Comm.: Prom Comm.: Carousel : May Day Comm.: FTA; CEC: HCC: Speech Club: Exec. Board: The Curious Sav- age Kav Ella Ritchie K. RITCHIE July 15 Career Elective: Student Council: Pep Girl: Band. Sr.. Treas. R. ROHRBACH Dick April 6 Career Elective; Basketball: Intramural Basketball 148 Helen Jean Renn Carl Gordon Renniger M. Melinda Rice Richard A. Rohrbach Sally Kay Rosancrans S.ROSANCRANS 'Rosie December 7 Career Elective; Homeroom Pres.; Assembly Comm.; Student Council; Demerit Review Board; Screening Comm.: CSIIJ: Prom Comm.; FHA: FBI.A—Reporter. Co- ordinator Sec.; Profile; As- sembly Comm.. Co-chair- man; Sr. Exec. Board Richard John Roth R. ROTH •Rat April 25 Career Elective; Track RoseMarie Rothermel R. ROTHERMEL Short ie June 23 Career Elective; Student Council; Band M. ROSS February 10 Career Elective: Prom Comm.; Carousel : FBI.A: Environmental Club J. ROTHERN EL March 25 Career Elective D. ROUSH lanuary 25 Career Elective Kav Ann Roush K. ROUSH •Kav February 17 Career Elective; Band; Prom Comm.: Executive Board C. ROWE Charlie lanuary1 Career Elective; Cheerlead- er: Homecoming Comm. 149 Mollio Louise Ross John David Rothermel Charlotte Jean Rowe P. ROWE September 30 Career Elective; Track anil Field; Basketball: Prom Comm.: Homecoming Comm. Phil Rowe JoLee Ruch I. RUDY “Hazel March 29 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball V. SAMUELSON Sam” August 3 Career Elective; FBLA: Ad- visory Comm, of the Busi- ness Department Vickie L. Samuelson V. RUHL January 15 Career Elective: Color Guard: Student Council; School Store Vicky M. Ruhl R. SCHRADER July 30 Career Elective: Key Club; “Fiddler on the Roof : “Car- ousel ; Diary of Anne Frank ; The Curious Sav- age ; Profile: Radio Broad- cast Recording Robert Glenn Schrader Judy M. Schreffler J. SCHREFFLER Coot October 26 Career Elective: Comm.: FBLA Prom V. SCHREFFLER Vic January 28 Career Elective; Pep Girl; Majorette; FTA; Exec. Board; Band: Prom Comm.: Fashion Show Comm ; HCC, Sec.; Homeroom—Pres. Victoria Lee Schreffler 150 I. SCULL IN f'Bass” December 19 Career Elective; Football. I. SHAFFER 'Petunia September 24 Career Elective Jeffrey Lynn Shaffer Melinda G. Shoemaker S. SHRECK June 18 Careet Elective; Basketball; Baseball; Prom Comm.; Cross Country; Track: Homecoming Comm. Steve Lance Shreck Marie T. Simpson V. SIMPSON Simp August 18 Career Elective; FTA. HCC. RISE. Band. VP; Susque. Valley Band: Dis- trict Band; Prom Comm.; Rinkv Dinks. Carousel : Profile; Speech Club; Home- room VP; District Orchestra; Stage Band; Social Studies Lay Comm. Vicki Lynne Simpson Carol Ann Slack I). SEASHOLTZ Cricket September 28 Career Elective; Lance. Business Manag.; Student Council; Pass Comm.: Prom Comm . PTSA. Sec.; School Store Manag.: Transporta- tion Comm .: Parent's Night Comm.: Curriculum Comm ; Guidance Advisory Comm.; Nat. Honor Society; Home- room Sec.-Treas. M. SHOEMAKER Shoe January 25 Career Elective: Field Hockey M. SIMPSON Terry” March 9 Career Elective C. SLACK December 27 Careet Elective; Pep Girl; Student Council; Teach Me How To Cry : Fiddler On the Roof”; Demerit Review Board: CEC; Drama Club: Treas.; Cheerleader: HCC. VP; Diary of Anne Frank”; Carousel”; May Day Comm.: Prom Comm.: Chorus. Pres.: The Curious Savage”; Class VP: Home- coming Comm.: Speech Team: District Chorus. 151 Dale Eugene Smith D. SMITH Boss April 9 Career Elective: Track and Field: Intramural Basketball (.SMITH Smitty” September 10 Career Elective: Football: Baseball Joey Randal Smith L. SMITH March 2 Career Elective: Basketball: Cross Country: Track: Intra- mural Basketball: Profile Lance C. Smith Linda Lee Smith L. SMITH Smitty November 23 Career Elective; Band; Dra- ma Club; CEC S. SMITH May 19 Career Elective; Track; Prom Comm. Sam Ray Smith Mary Martha Snee M.SNEE Snee December 14 Career Elective: FT A: Exec. Board: Color Guard: HCC; Homecoming: Prom; May- dav: Environmental Club: CEC Brenda Lee Snyder B. SNYDER April 25 Career Elective: Band: FBLA C. SNYDER Mack October 15 Career Elective: Lance; Prom: FTA; Ecology Club Christy Marie Snyder 152 T. SNYDER Terri February 22 Career Elective; Band; Lance Theresa Ann Snyder Wendy Marie Snyder W. SNYDER Wendall September 27 Career Elective; Color Cuard; Prom Comm ; FBLA; Bowling: Senior Float Comm.: Co-ordinator Sec.; Volleyball C. SOLOMON |uly 18 Career Elective; Dance Comm. Track; Curtis Brooks Solomon Jeff N. Specht J. SPECHT Spook' |anuary 6 Career Elective; Football; Baseball: Track; Prom Comm. ). SPISHOCK November 2 Vocational John Spishock k. 1 Cynthia Joy Starr C. STARR Cindv january12 Career Elective; Bravette: Band: HCC: RISE: FT A: School Store B. STEPANIK July 19 Career Elective: Intramural Basketball; Basketball; Track Track Burt Edward Stepanik Scott R. Stoler S. STOLER September 23 Career Elective: “The Amer- ican Dream' : Fiddler on the Roof 153 B. STOVER )uly 3 Career Elective: Band: Nat. Honor Society S. STOVER July 3 Career Elective Bonnie Kay Stover Scott David Stover Christine L. Straub C. STRAUB “Chris April 28 Career Elective: Concession Stand: Bowling: Prom Comm.; Diary of Anne Frank”; Carousel”: En- vironmental Club: Home- coming Comm.: Mt. Carmel Decorating B. STROUP December 31 Career Elective; Color Cuard B. STUCK Bess” February 10 Career Elective; Student Council: Color Guard. Co- Capt.; Proj. Merry Christ- mas: Bowling; Prom Comm.; Come Blow Your Horn”: CEC. Sec.; Sr Privilege Comm.; Chairman Float Comm. J. SWARTZLANDER Lloyd July 20 Career Elective Bessie Roxanna Stuck James E. Swartzlander M. THOMAS August 3 Vocational: Track Michael Alan Thomas Richard W. Trego R. TREGO Rich September 25 Career Elective 154 Gregory Linn Treon Jeffrey Lee Treon G. TREON Bear July 28 Vocational: Football; Comm. Prom ). TREON Shirley July 28 Career Elective: Football: Intramural Basketball; Bas- ketball. Co-Captain L. TROUT September 10 Career Elective: Field Hock- ey. Co-Captain: Prom Comm.: Fashion Show Comm.; Soph.. Jr.. Sr.. Class Historian; Jr. Executive Board; “Carousel : Home- coming Comm ; Sr Privilege Comm.. Environmental Club R. TROUTMAN Bob” July 11 Career Elective; Wrestling; Golf; Homeroom Pres.; Jr. Class Pres. Lonna Jean Trout ert Keith Troutman Kim Stephan Walker Robin Weir K. WALKER December 5 Career Elective; Band R. WEIR December 19 Career Elective; Cheerlead- er. Captain: Soph Class V.P.: Prom Comm.: FBLA M. WERTZ Peggy July 11 Career Elective; HCC. Pres.: Band. Treas.: Majorette: Prom Comm.; Executive Board; FT A; Homeroom Sec. R. WERTZ February 12 Career Elective; Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Base- ball Margaret S. Wertz Rodney Ray Wertz 155 Stephanie Ann Wetzel S. WETZEL Steff February 2 Career Elective; Band: Brav- ette; Mayday: Homecoming Float; Prom: FTA Kathy Ann Willard K. WILLARD Kath May 23 Career Elective; The Diary of Anne Frank ; Carousel ; Concert Choir: “Come Blow Your Horn : Curious Sav- age John Shaffer White ). WHITE Stinky March 3 Vocational Ginger D. Whitenight G. WHITENIGHT December 12 Career Elective; Spirit Club; Color Guard: Exec. Board; Bowling: Prom; CEC; FBLA: HCC: Track. Scorekeeper Conrad Francis Whvne C. WHYNE Wino April 8 Career Elective; Wrestling; Key Club; Profile Steve Allen Willard Thomas Whyne Timothy J. Williams S. WILLARD Reader” October 21 Career Elective; Homeroom Pres.; Football; Baseball: Prom Comm. T. WILLIAMS “Tim March 31 General: Audio Visual Club T. WHYNE Tom April 7 Career Elective 156 Michael Harrison Wilt Tina Jo Wilt M. WILT J ilz ' November 29 Career Elective; Track; Football: Prom Comm. T. WILT June 30 Career Elective; FBLA: Prom Comm.: Sr. Privilege Comm.: Homeroom Sec.: Homecoming Comm. G. WITMER Wit September 12 Career Elective; Football; Prom Comm.; Executive Board: Lance T. WITMER November 19 Career Elective: Exec. Board: Homecoming Comm.; FBLA Glenn S. Witmer. Jr. Terri Lee Witmer Jan Marie Wolever C. WOLFE Cath March 7 Career Elective; Band. His- torian; Exec. Board; Student Council: Prom Comm.; FTA; Profile J. WOLEVER February 12 Career Elective; Student Council; CEC: Homecoming Comm.; Prom Comm.; FBLA. Sr. Privilege Comm.: Bowl- ing League; Profile G. WOLF April 25 Career Elective; Exec. Board: Prom Comm ; FBLA R. WYNN ‘‘Teddy July 26 Career Elective; Cross Country: Track; Intramural Basketball; Profile Cathv Louise Wolfe Ronald Allen Wynn 157 D. YEAGER August 20 Career Elective K. YEAGER November 17 Career Elective; Prom Comm.; FBLA; Mt. Carmel Decorating; Homecoming Float Comm. Donna Marie Yeager Karen Ann Yeager I. YORDY September 4 Career Elective: Exec. Board; Prom Comm.: Co- Ordinator Sec.: FBl.A Janet Yordy Steve Yorks S. YORKS July 5 Career Elective L. YOST Tosy November 30 Career Elective: Concession Stands; Bowling: Diary of Anne Frank ; Prom Comm.; Environmental Club; Mt. Carmel Decorating; Home- coming Float Lillian Evelyn Yost Charles Robert Young C. YOUNG July 4 Career Elective; Basketball; Track; Intramural Basket- ball G. YOUNG September 21 Career Elective; Track; In tramural Basketball George David Young George William Young G. YOUNG Bill November 5 Vocational: Wrestling 158 W. ZERBE 'Zombie” September 11 Career Elective; Intramural Basketball G. ZERBE November 16 Career Elective; Student Council A. ZIMMERMAN Zip August 22 Career Elective; Band; FTA; Carousel ; Environmental Club; Lance; Valley and District Band: Homecoming Float Comm. Cort W. Zimmerman Laurie Anne Zoch C. ZIMMERMAN June 3 Career Elective: Football. Trainer; Track; Prom Comm.; Student Council L. ZOCH March 13 Career Elective: Bowling; HCC: Prom Comm.: Diary of Anne Frank 159 Seniors whose pictures do not appear are: Wayne Everett Richard N. Barnhart Anderson Hami August 21 Novem her 27 Vocational Career Elective Clyde Douglas Beardsworth June 4 Vocational Bruce E. Brosious July is General John Butkofsky November 12 Vocational Walter P. Deibler January 25 Vocational Harold William Graybill Howie August 27 Vocational Linda Mahoney Career Elective; Forensics; Carousel ; The Curious Savage ; I.ance. Robert S. Pehowic Bob November 14 General Nelson Williams Nillie” January 21 Vocational Joseph Young Vocational 160 In Memorium In a sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond her departure. You will always feel that life touching yours. She lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew her. Barbara Mae Brosius During our senior year, sorrow touched the hearts of many with the death of Barbara Brosius. For those of us who knew her. Barb always had a friendly smile. Now we can remember her as she would have wished us to. We will miss her greatly but her memory will live on with us forever. 161 PROFILE 1974 I he 1979-74 year began as it always did and always will for the seniors. The precious moments of our final year in school flew by at a breathless rate. Even more hectic was the schedule of the yearbook staff. Taking pictures, doing layouts, writing copy, cropping pictures, and meeting deadlines kept us on our toes. Each department of the staff did their best to make our yearbook some- thing for us all to reflect on with pleasure. As we near the end, I would like to thank Mr. Charles Lewis, for finding time to answer all the questions that we had and point- ing us in the right direction, and Mr. Edward Schindler and Mr. Walter Schindler, for making themselves available when we needed them, even at a moment’s notice. My very special thanks go to Shelly Knarr for helping me get started and for being there when I needed support. Thanks to all the editors and staff members who helped so much throughout the year. 1 hope everyone who reads this yearbook will think of the people who made it possible and all the moments to remember. Thank you once again. Your Editor, Jill Editor-In-Chief ....................1' Apple Associate Editor...............Rochelle Knarr Business Manager . .Steven Arbogast Academics Editor ..........Robert Reitz Activities Editor . . Sanae Dressier Features Editor.........Vicky Haines Sports Editor ...........Lance Smith Underclassmen Ed. .Margaret Wertz Most Likely to Succeed Jo Ann Rebuck Tim Kieffer Notables of The Class of 1974 Best Sense of Humor Jeanne Arnold Mark Hoffman 165 Most School Spirit Don Keeley Robin Weir tfMEHB” Tallest Shortest Robin Weir Opey Gross Most Talkative Steve Arbogast Linda Mahoney Most Creative Bob Troutman Teri Heim Most Talented Tim Kieffer Carol Slack Most Athletic Joe Barrett Joann Conrad Friendliest Mark Hoffman Jeanne Arnold Most Intelligent Cathy Wolfe Bernie Nally Class Flirts Jeff Bowers Judy Derk Best Musicians Beverly Reitz Tim Kieffer 167 We entered as friends to grow in wisdom. We learned that where the willingness is great We realized what a small part of time we shared; ... the time goes so quickly ... 174