Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

PROFILE 1975 . ■ V . . w «,(11 he HeaVOlj school ivilli vailed onflyiessions, but imfluessions are not the only vaijinj joctal. fieisonaJLities, attitudes, and talents alio have chai- ucteiistics that axe different in Each individual. otfy all oui yeani here, fieihaflis we now xecoanize and acCefiL this diffei- erice in one anotfuz. K Willi a re.iflu.ct for this indijiidualitj we [talked to (jet alo uj with each other and develofli some fa ndshiflx that, will not he easily V Wiifithi 1 in mind, P10file rfj was compiled to tij to cafituie some events, talents, 0 and fluisanalities that comprised our years at d hihellamu rjiyh • - ' • i. 1 «4’ „ ,, air' v v 4 {- M' yMb Individuals all, our paths crossed and we each found special friends. 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Smith. It. Dunn. B. Cogue, S. Whitman, T. Dockey 18 t MEDICAL AID “Faith and knowledge lean largely U|� on each oilier in the practice of medicine. OFFICE HELP “Properly speaking, such work is never finished; one must declare it so when, according to time and circum- stances, one has done one's best. Mr. L Neidig. Business manager. J. Waller, K. Mitlrrling. J. Shaffer. II. Itar h LANGUAGE “There are three tiling to aim at in public speak- ing; first to get into your subjec t, then to get your subject into yourself, and lastly, to get your subject into your hearers.” “Learning is accpiired hy reading hooks, hut muc h more necessary learning, the knowledge of the world, is only to he acquired hy reading men. and studying all the various editions of them.” ARTS “By poetry we mean the art of employing words in such a manner as to produce an illusion on the imagination; the art of doing by means of words, what the painter does by means of colors.’ E. Saxton T. Shannon V. Shaw I. Shine 21 L J. Tamecki R. Young ¥ i P. Yucka SCIENCE “But you see it’s like this: the greatest adventure oi man is science, tin- adventure of penetrating into matter, into the material universe. S. Orkrr f D. Blue T. Friday R.Johnson M R. Bosh irk N. Dunkin D. Eyster 22 MA THEMA TICS “There is prolwhk no other science? which presents such different ap|� earances to one who cultivates it and one who does not, as mathematics... to tin mathematician . . . his science is yet in the purple hloom of vigorous youth, every- where stretching out after the attainable hut unatlained, and the lull excitement of nascent thoughts 23 SOCIAL STUDIES “If man could learn from history, what lessons it might teach us! Ifut passion and party blind our eyes, and the light which experience gives is a lantern on the stern which shines only on tin waves liehind us. 24 FOREIGN LAN GES CREATIVE ARTS “Creative action, which makes up a work of art, is dependent upon an active involvement of the individual during the working process. Through manipulation ami constant choice, the idea to Im expressed, material, and process combine in a fluid action rather than a rigid sequence. L. Forsyth C. Coleman J. Rra.ser M. Roush D. Schnader 26 BUSINESS “We demand that big business give people a square deal; in return we must insist that when anyone engaged in big business honestly endeavors to do right, he shall himself be given a square deal.” E. Rrichlry 28 SPECIAL EDUCATION C. Askew J. ( ashman S. Johnson “'I’lic truest help we can render an afflicted man is not to take his inli-n from him, but to call out his best energy, that he may be ile to ttcar the burden.” 29 S. Hile PH YSICA L ED UCA TION “For the man sound in body and serene of mind there is no such thing as bad weather; Every sky has its beauty, and storms which whip the blood do hut make it pulse more vigorously.” $ 1 T. Balrslrini it f). (.oil-man E. Dciblrr K. Griffith H. Groce B. Hoffman CO-OPERATIVES “The leaders in the woHd easily win praise for their endea- vours; hut the supporting cast, those who anonymously fill the necessary odd jobs, could not be dispensed with. Never gaining glory, they often work more earnestly and tirelessly simply to keep the structure functioning ami to allow others to lead. 31 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Will� their purpose of “Service to Students, Fatui- ty, and Administration”, the 1974-75 edition of Stu- dent Council achieved its goal. Sponsoring dances, transportation to away sports events, the School Store, Project Merry Christmas, Homecoming, May Day, and student exchange days, the Council proved to be an asset to the school. More frequent use of alternate representatives was a new idea introduced this year. Advisor of the Student Council was Mr. Charles Schlegel. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: 1st Row: R. Coxe-Transportation Comm. Chairman. K. Beck Parlia- mentarian. L. Wagner School Store Chairman. 2nd Row: T. Dennen- Studrnt Court. R. Wetzel-Parking Lot Chairman. B. Ritchie-Dance Comm. Chairman. Absent: S. Dei- trick- Lost Pound Chairman. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD: Kneeling: I). Schreffler—Jr. Rep. II. Broome Sr. Rep.. C. Broune—Soph. Rep., J. Snee- Fresh. Rep. Standing: Mr. C. Schlegel, T. Petra- ski-Treasurer. J. Kasold —President. J. Sny- der-Vice President, I). Renn-Rec. Secretary, T. Mcrtz-Corr. Secretary. M. Keihl, J. Stahl, L. Wagner. P. Ross. 34 FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES, (Seal ed, Left): I). Tischler. W. Cronmger. (Seal- ed): I). Kremcr, S. Itiiehler. K. Ockcr. (Standing): M. Wolf berg, M. Apfelbaum, J. Snee, S. Karpinski. T. Courogen, J. Shaffer, J. Fenstermacher. “Hey! Did you hear about ... ” SOPHOMORE REP- RESENTATIVES, (Seated): L Hummel, C. Beaver, J. Weis, K. Woodring. P. Rodgers. (Standing): M. Lieb, V- Fisher, I). Reirhen- barh, S. Me Fad den, G. Stul , C. Dieck, C. Cook. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES, (Kneeling). I). Swank, C. Fasold, R. Ross. A. Hummel. K. Whitmer. (Standing): J. Clark. T. Deitriek, I). Schrrffler, K. Karpinski. L. Mertz. B. Rebuck. D. Albright. K. Bailets, J. Dieck, S. Dritrick NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The N.H.S. at Shikellamy, advised by Mr. Weaver, is composed of students outstanding in our school and community. New members are inducted to this society in a special assembly each spring. This year they proved to be a valuable asset during the arena scheduling, also held in the spring. As they helped all the underclassmen plan their schedule for next year. Officers of the N.H.S. this year were: President— Dave Albright. Vice-president Ralph Bailets, Trea- surer Janet Dieck and Secretary—Sabina Deitrick. Harlan and Tom with thr morning announcements 1st Row: R. Douglas. D. Roth. T. Mertz, B. Krggia. L. Wagner, C. Barnhart. I). Brouse. 2nd Row: R. Waltz. H. Broome, J. Dieck, S. Deitrick. T. Dennen. 3rd Row: R. Bailets. D. Albright W. Troxell, H. Gessncr, D. Duke. 37 J. Ilunsickrr. C. Fasold, D. Duke 1st Ron (kneeling): (J. Rhodes (!. l ax Id, D. Camp- bell. I). Ramsey, J. Htmsickef, K. Martin. 2nd Row (standing): I). Shulls U. Hoover, A. Morrison, M. Adamson, I). Rich, J. Remphrev. D. Duke. KEY CLUB “Service to Others” A service organization sponsored by the kiwanis Club the Key Club puts its emphasis on service to the community. Serving chari- ties such as the Heart Fund, Muscular Distrophy and Faster Seals. As a service to the school they usher at the home football games, put up directional signs, and help at open house. Officers are: president-Don Duke, vice-president—Jeff llunsick- er, secretary-Cory Fasold, and treasurer—Ernie Kemper. Advisor is Mr. Weaver. A. V. Audio Visual The AVA Club of Shikcllamy is very important as they deliver, set up ami run projec tors. Another func- tion of this eluh is to take care of films and various other audio-vision equipment. R. Reeder, M. Shipman. J. Gass, I- Gemberling, W. Britton, C. Reeder. RADIO NEWSCAST A new cluh introduced to .Shikcllamy this year proved to he significant to those interested in radio broadcasting as a hobby or a career. Under the able assistance of Mr. Shannon, this organization taped the morning radio announcements for WKOK. They also hope to eventually he able to expand into video broadcasting of sports events and having a completely student run studio. Mr. Shannon, C. McKinney, D. Duke, K. Coxe, T. Dennen, B. Douglas. M. Weres. SH1KELLAMYMARCHING BRA VES This year's edition of the Shikellamy Marching Braves is compost'd of an instrumental unit of 100, a color guard unit of 40. a bravette unit of 40, and a twirling unit of 20, all under the direction of Mr. Dennis Schnader. This dedicated group participated in a total of 40 functions including competitions in all phases: parade, concert, and field. Some of these performances included: Virginia Beach Music Festival, State Championships, M. S. All-Star Came, a charity Christmas Concert, and their own Calvacade of Bands—Sounds of Champions. Our fearless (?) leader. 1st Row: B. Wolfe, S. Gaugler, J. Reed, J. Barnhart. L. Bettlyon, R. Bartholomew, P. Reitz, K. Wertz, L Micheals, M. Sites. K. Schoffstall, B. Kitchen. 2nd Row: J. Ilause, K. Hane, C. Persing, C. Barnhart. T. Attinger, P. Kutz, W. Kauffman, C. Cook, G. Gautsch, L. Snyder, C. Campbell. C. Bollinger, C. Brouse, L Basslick, T. Thomas, C. Rebuck. A. Malcom, J. Shaffer. 3rd Row: B. Geisr, S. Deitrich. C. Hadley, D. Reich, C. Kelly, T. Rogers, T. Kern, B. Hand. T. Arbogast, R. Kline, J. Messinger. B. Cellitte, K. Kratzer. L. Wolfe, M. Conrad, B. Peters, I.. Warry, J. Knarr, R. Blyer. 4th Row: D. Buffington, K. Black. S. Miller, N. Raup. D. Smith, D. Albright. II. Gessner, I). Morgan, M. Albright, T. Campbell, Z. Moyer, C. Hopple. P. Walker, D. Brouse. 1st Row: C. Saxton, C Noll, T. Mrrtz, K. Temple, C. Snyder 2nd Row: C. Case, T. Kurtz, L. Nrwman, J. Green, I). Carnahan, M. Davis W. Fetterman, S. Auinan. L Hummel, J. IJIrich, K. Karpinski. P. Saxton, K. Kickcrt, S. Haines, L. Davis, D. Fcndt, L. Baker. 3rd Row: J. Noll, L. Kirkpatrick. L. Beaver, C. Benfer, B. Baylor. S. Shreck. J. Phillips. R. Streck. R. Ilovenstine. 4th Row: R. Fauscy, S. Latsha, J. Herman. J. Shaffer, L. Brown. T. Wetzel, II. Iladdon, A. Hummed, T. Gearhart, C. Ilovenstine, S. Ruch. M. Dei bier. P. Farnst, L Noll. J. Bell. M. West, P. Lalsha, C. Dieck. P. Latsha. 5th Row: V. Baslick, W Drlsite. S. Beckenbaugh. P- Reich, L Filer, B. Brown, M. Norris, B. Shade, I). Lewis D. Miller, S. Shaffer. J. Snyder, L. Samuelson. I). Comber!, W. Ilaydt, J. Shaffer, 1). Farnst. 41 1st Row: K. Temple, T. Mertz, C. Noll-Bravetle Captains. 2nd Row: C. Sax ton-Color Guard Com- mander, C. Snyder-Twirling Captain. 3rd Row: T. Kern Fresh. Rep., C. Campbell Sr. Rep. 4th Row: P. Moyer—Treas., D. Brouse- Vice Pres. 5th Row: C. Bollinger-Sec., P. Kutz— V. Sec. 6th Row: G. Gautsch-Pres., K. Kratzer-Jr. Rep.. T. Arboga� t-Vice Pres. CHOIR AND CHORUS Experience and ability an the adjectives that best describe our mixed choir. Meeting every 6th period to practice the choir performs in a Christmas concert, ex- change concert, performs for service organizations and church groups. The number has increased — particularly with the male vocalists, showing a growing interest in this activity. Under the direction of Mr. Reaser, the choir raised money to fund their organization through the sales of combs and Caylite. The Chorus, an all-girl group, meeting 7th period every day under the direction of Mr. Reaser, meets for the sole purpose of enjoying singing activities through the use of unison and two part songs. Performances by the all-girls group may occur throughout the year with special members in conjunction with the mixed choir. Front Row: C. Phillips- Student Director; S. Hoff- man-President; M. S m r 11 z - Se c re tary-Treas.; K. Dei bier- Librarian. Back Row: C. Prrsing Jr. Rep.; T. Dennen-Student Direc- tor;]. Stahl-V.P.;S. Hum- mel-Senior Rep. CHOIR: 1st Row: (L. to R.) W. Drlsite, S. Hoffman, C. Phillips, G. Gautch, T. Coxe, I.. Newman, C. Dieck. H. Lunger, B. Fenster- macher, T. Kreider, T. Bahner, D. Straub, Mr. Reaser. 2nd Row: S. Campbell. S. McNichoL T. Snyder, J. Stahl, F. F.vangelista, C Brouse. C. Hoffman, T. Per sing, P. Ross, C. Snyder, M. Smeltz, K. Deibler, C. Hoagland, R. Lunger. 3rd Row: S. Gordaon, S. Campbell. M. Geise, T. Kern, S. Hummel. J. Meisinger, B. Hoover, R. Brogan, T. Denncn, B. Seal, D. Morgan, C. Persing, K. K. Foye. Th« entire cast and crew. FORTUNE TEL- LERS-B. O’Shetaik, M. Sites, and M. Dewart. A scene in Atlantic City “ The Skin of Our Teeth ” Once again the theatrical department of our school has combined good acting with good choice of material to come up with an outstanding performance -Thorton Wild- er's allegorical comedy, “The Skin of Our Teeth. Practicing hank memorizing lines and going through the show over and over again proved to be worth its while. The end result was a fine showing, a credit to all those who helped create it. The Tech. Crew Mr. and Mrs. Antrobus-Bill Seal and Tammy Kreider An evening with the Antrobusrs -B. Hoover, T. Kreider, C. Layton, D. Cook. LANCE “Continually Informing The school newspaper, THE LANCE, is pub- lished eight times during the school year. It is set up to keep students informed about school activi- ties and outside events. Advisor to THE LANCE is Mr. Gallagher, with editor-in-chief, Kandy Shroy- er. 1st Row: P. Snee, D. Miller. 2nd Row: J. Stahl, B. Keggia. 3rd Row: R. Shroyer, R. Beck. Randeen and Kandy get help from Mr. Gallagher. Kneeling: P. Snee, M. Were� , L. Klock. M. Mertz, I). Miller, S. Arboga.sl, P. Snee, B. Kramer. Standing: M. Baker, I). Berry, I). Duke. B. Troxell, J. Stahl, K. Neidig, P. Ross, M. Attinger, B. Keggia, R. Beck, R. Shroyer. LIBRARYCLUB Composed of student� taking charge of the library, this club, advised by Mrs. Betty Hoffman, serves the student body and facul- ty and keeps our new library in order. Meeting once a month, projects of this club arc: reading to elementary children dur- ing National Library Week, composition of a monthly newsletter, and decoration of infor- mative bulletin boards. J. Hackett- president, I). Bordner secretary, A. t'mbenhower trea- surer. Absent from pic- ture: A. Steinert-vice president. THE KIT TO KNOWLEDGE 15 READING Mrs. B. Hoffman. Mrs. V. liarkrnburg. Mrs. K. (Griffith. I). Bordner. B. Britton, k. Buhner, C. Senoski, C. Whipple. A. Steinert. G. LeitzeL L Noecker, G. Berger, (J. Perry, M. Ross, S. DePhil- lips, A. Umbenhower, M. Anderson. 47 pP(V FORENSICS Candy McKinney 1st Row (sitting): J. Noll, C. McKinney, P. Moyer, S. Hoffman. L. Renninger, P. Snce. 2nd Row (kneeling): I,. Schrader, I). Gombert, N. I lay dt, M. Dewart. D. Cook. A. Whitmer, B. Kramer. 3rd Row (standing): B. Oshetski, S. Fetter, D. Raburk, H. Giesen, C. Phillips, S. Dei trick, J. Hunsickcr. Shirley Hoffman Holly Gieson SPEECH Competing in tournaments in all phases of speaking, including oral interpretation of prose, poetry and drama, persuasive, informative and ex temp, speaking; the speech team has devel- oped their own talents and once again brought merit to Shikellamy. mm (Standing): M. Adamson. T. Drnnrn, W. (tibbs S. Bartlow. A. Krbuck. T. Phillips. (Seated): K. Trible. M. Shaffer, C. Coxe, V. Seeder. S. Swartzlander. DEB ATE Consisiting of 18 members (mostly beginners this year) the debate team met every Thursday. Cuest speakers, along with exhibition debaton, wen the highlights of some of these meetings. This year's topic of debate concerned political reform; at each tourna- ment, teams try to decide whether a new method of election should be found for the president and the vice president of the United States. 49 1st Row (floor): E. Lizard i, A. Garrett, R. Swinchart. M. Gelse. 2nd Row (sitting): D. Bickel, M. Carl, J. Knarr, T. laria, J. Beard worth, M. Gross, K. Moyer, V. Campbell. 3rd Row (standing): D. RubrndalL Mr. Dunkin, Mrs. Crozier, C. Scoviak, E. Rebuck, D. Carna- han, W. Fetterman. ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB Advised by Mr. Dunkin and Mrs. Crozier, the purpose of the environmental club is to improve our school and communi- ty environment Paper drives and community clean-ups were projects sponsored by this club. Has school got you down? Plant a trec-Beautify America 50 1st Row (kneeling): F. Campbell, G. Burger, G. Gemberling, D. Rebuck. R. Ross, J. Schreffler, J. Betsker, R. Lunger. 2nd Row (standing): Vlr. Eyater, M. Snyder, S. Campbell, S. liaupt. J. Fasold, P. Ross, S. Campbell, M. Smeltz, C. Herndon, J. Stahl, L. Phillips, T. Aurand. A. Morrison. (L to R): V. Pres.-Greg Gemberling, Sec.—Wanda Waltz, Exec. Officer-Missy Smeltz, Treas.-Debbie Reed, Pres.— Steve Campbell. RIFLE CLUB Just getting a start this year, the rifle club is advised by Mr. Eyster. The officers are: Exec. Officer-Missy Smeltz, Pres.— Steve Campbell, V. Pres.—Greg Gemberling, Sec.-Wanda Waltz. Treas.—Debbie Reed. The purpose of this club is to learn the safe and proper use of a rifle. After everyone h mastered those all-important basics, marksmanship will In the point of emphasis-always keeping safety first. FUTURE TEACHERS OFAMER1CA Shikcllamy Future Teachers «f America met once a monili. Student.' gained practical experience in leaching by Incoming teachers' aides at the elementary and middle schools. Through this firsthand experience members of the FT A have prepared for their teaching careers. ()thcr activi- ties this year were visitations to area schools and universi- ties, supported hy various FT A fund-raising projects. C Wynn-vice president. I). Persing president. H. Lunger— secretary 1st Row. (Kneeling): C. Wynn, L. Moore, K. Berk. J. St reck, II. Lunger, C. Snyder. (Standing): C. Snyder, I). Per- sing. I). Boone. R. Reiehner. M. Buchan- an, T. S«-hui I .. M. Gross, J. Beardsworth, M. Gula, C. Noll, T. Gearhart. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Composed of students interested in health related fields, this group im l once a month and hrld discussions on related topics. Special projects included guest speakers and a visit to a nearby hospital. Officers this year were: Missy Sroeltz- president. Man Rom Rebuck— vice-president, Jeanette Stahl treasurer. Crystal McKinney—recording secretary, Sharon Ritchie—corresponding secretary. Mrs. Wertz advised the HCC. J. Stahl. Mrs. Wertz, C. McKinney, S. Kitrhie, M. Smeltz, M. Re buck. 1st Row (kneeling): I). Rordner, L. Michaels, I. Young. I). Reed, K. Wertz. 2nd Row (Standing): M. Attinger. A. Steinert, D. Miller. S. Williams, A. Mal- com, B. Norris. COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 53 The principal project of the CKC was serv ing as aides in the areas of special education. These students were an asset to the special education department. Monthly projects of the CEC were going to the Selinsgrove State School, obtaining pen pals from the Selinsgrove State School and possibly adopting a ward then . 1st Row: B. Shade, M. West, J. Kahlrr. J. Follmcr, I). Persing, T. Reitz, C. Senoski. 2nd Row: I). Klinger. C. Bucher. M. Smeltz. I). Reed, C Wynn, D. Whitman. 3rd Row: V. Shaffer. L. Moore. S. Roush, L. Obertin, G. Kreitzer, C. Snyder. R. Zeigler 4th Row: L Mertz, S. Ilemt .elman. L. Phillips. K. Brown. N. Wood head. L Trego. FBLA “Future Business Leaders of America” Meeting every other Wednesday the FBLA is in its third big year here at Shikellamy. Speakers were occasionally heard at meetings and a bake sale was held to raise money. Field trips were taken to develop business leadership and understanding business occupations. Service projects this year were: making Christmas favors for “Meals on Wheels and the State project of donating money to the Washington Crossing Foundation. The club seniors also made a trip to New York City and sponsored a benefit basketball game. Seated: D. Miller—Pres. Standing FBLA Bake Sale L-R: J. Streck-Trras., C. Hepler— Sec., A. Scullen-VP, Miss S. Ilomi- sak-Advisor. Rear L-R: J. Mackett. C. Stuck. IN. Woodhcad. P. Shuman. J. Apple, h. Beck, J. St reck, I). Miller, (I. Kreilcr, S. Roush, B. Reggia, M. Boss. A. I mbrnhower, J. Ilullihm. T. Reitz. Front: S. Arbogast. T. Shultz. J. Brouse, 1). Marotto, A. Scullin, (). Fugle. K Rebuck, R. Rolig. C. Hepler. FRENCH CLUB In its first year of existence here at the high school, the French Club proved to be a very popular and enjoyable activity. Under the leadership of Mrs. Bonna Cia fiso—advisor and Diane Fcnstermacher president, the organization par ticipated in many projects throughout the school year in- cluding hake sales, a progressive dinner, and Christmas caroling. The club also joined in with the other foreign clubs to sponsor an International Dinner in tbe spring. GERMAN CLUB Promoting the understanding of the language, culture, and people of Germany is the main interest of the German (.luh under the direction of Mrs. L. Kreisher. By selling Advent Calendars and imported German candies, the club hopes to sponsor field trips to German plays, films, con- certs, churches, and the German departments of nearby universities. 56 SPA NISH CLUB Advised by Mrs. Guinn and Mrs. Schnader, the Spanish Club is busier this year and is building toward an ever more active schedule. They held meetings every other week, supplemented by various projects— a Christmas Fiesta was held, Mexican and Indian crafts were made for sale at a Kiwanis Travelogue, and an International Dinner was planned and carried out in conjunction with the French and German Cluhs. Student representatives in the organization are: 9th grade—Randy Lunger; 10th grade—Leslie Oberlain; I I th grade Missy Dewart: and 12th grade— Vicky (Campbell. Front Row (kneeling): M. Dewart, C Persing, P. Moyer, J. Krismer. J. Walter, I). Koble, C. Vidosh, L. Renninger. Back Row (standing): Mrs. Schnader. Q. Fisher, P. Villenueve, M. Lieb, A. McNichol. M. Gilligbauer, S. Roznowski, L Mertz, D. Klinger, G. Perry, F. Troup, B. Filkens, J. Sees, V. Camp- bell, Mrs. Guinn. VARSITY Cheerleader Advisor-Judy Waller Knthusiasm led our backbone of spirit through a successful year of pep assemblies, athletic events and fund raising prnjeeLs. Advisor of this activity is Miss Judy Walter, with captain Joyce Moyer and co-captain Betsy Rebuck. Outstanding ibis year for our cheerleaders was their campaign against Multiple Sclerosis. Raising more money than any other school in the Central Susquehanna Valley they helped place players on the M.S. All-Star Team and aided in the Battle against M.S. The M.S. game was played Nov. 29, 1974. Deb Mikolaje .yk, chosen by the junior members of the squad, cheered at this game. Ma.scots-Debbie Krnn. and Kevin Nally M Sincltz, J. Moyer (Captain), I). Mikolajrzy k. B. Rebuck (Co-Captain), M. Moyer, K. Whilmer. C. Schof f.stall, J. Shipe. I). Reed. L. Morton, J. Smith, L Herrick. 58 J. V. CHEERLEADERS Duo to tho addition of tho freshman class, a now cheer- leading squad was formed. The Junior arsity Cheerleaders, composed of six freshmen and six sophomores, cheered at all home and away athletic events. Front Row: B. Simbaldi. S. Buehler. 2nd Row: M. Clark. K. Groff. K. McCar- thy. 3rd Row: I). Latchrt, M. Roth. T. tanner. C. Rohm. J. Mertz, V. Scullin, T. Moore. SPIRIT CLUB popular dub ha once again been brought to Shikellamy. This� year's officer� were: President faslia Hingainan, Vice-president-Deb Hartman, Secretary father Krieger and Treasurer Steve Campbell. The Spirit Club along with the cheerleaders helped lend a lot of enthusiasm and spirit to our pep assemblies. 1st Row (L. to R.): M. Rom, R. Bolin. D. Bickel, E. Krieger. 2nd Row (L. to R.): K. Eichner, (I. Dorman, S. Edinger, J. Edinger. K. Diebler. 3rd Row (L. to R.): B. Kegley, E. Makin, M. Seiler, S. Campbell. Kneeling: Pres. L. Bingaman. Standing: V. Pres. D. Hartman. Treas. Steve Campbell, Sec. E. Krieger. 61 VARSITY FOOTBALL “A Whole New Ballgame” This year’s Shikellarny Braves showed marked improvement over the previous years. The team worked hard to adjust to the different offensive and defensive plays introduced by their new coach—Mr. (Jerald Soltis. The offensive line showed vast im- provement throughout the schedule, while the defense kept our Braves in the ballgame all season. The offense provided an exciting game to the enthusiastic fans with its WIDE- OPEN PASSING OPTION RUN ATTACK. This year the team included 17 returning lettermen. Under the leadership of the senior players, particularly the tri-captains: Tony Bonaventura, Todd Jones and Ron Wolfe, the team had a very successful season. TRI-CAPTS.-R. Wolfe, T. Jones, T. Bonaventura Mr. P. I.ockuff. Mr. (). I.agrnnan. Mr. I). Morronni, Mr. R. Ilort, Mr. (� . Soltis, Mr. (1 Schlcgcl. Mr. T. l -wis, Mr. R. Wetzel, Mr. S. Trcon. 64 1st How: M. Pay nr, I). Re buck, J. Roth, J. Barnhart, S. Hannon, J. Knoebel, T. Jours, T. Bonavrnlura. K. Wolfe, B. W altz, D. Lehman, C. Walters. 2nd Row: G. Reid. R. Hare, C. Rowe. R. Cunningham, J. Kurrell. K Mackcrt, W. Fatool. K. Holfinan, T. Lauver, I). Kleckner, J. Krerner. I). Zimmerman, T. Snyder. T. Hummel. 3rd Row: W. Snyder, R. Long, T. Underkoffler. K. Herrick. R Marlm, D. Mert . G. Fenstermacher. J Bird. C. Griffcn, M. Persing. J. Kieffer, J. Umholtz, P. Kieffer, B. McCollum. 4th Row: R. Burgess, R. Mart . B. Anderson, M. Pope, M. Kurtz, I). Reiehanbaeh. C. Campbell. R. Ziegler. J. Conrad, F. Rice, A. Campbell, R. Cemberling. J. Ilertzog, D. Bordner, S. Y ox he liner. 5th Row: C. Sehlegel (Manager), I). Moyer, (Trainer), J. Schrcf fler (Trainer). Mr. S. Treon, Mr. T. Lewi-, Mr. R. Wetzel, Mr. 0. I agennan Mr. P. Lockoff, Mr. R. Hurt. Mr. C. Sehlegel, Mr. D. Morronni. Mr. G. Soltis K. Mull, L. Campbell (Manager), C. Pcrs.ng (Manager). SCORES Braves Opponent 0 Danville 6 14 Selinsgrove 6 34 Gov. Mifflin 23 14 Milton 6 0 North Schuylkill 7 7 Hazleton 0 30 Berwick 14 21 Pottsville 23 24 Shamokin 28 7 Ml. Carmel 20 SENIORS: 1st Row (kneeling): I). Rebuck, M. Payne, J. Roth, R. Wolfe, J. Knoebel, J. Barnhart. 2nd Row (standing): C. Walters, T. Bonaventura, T. Jones, S. Harmon, D. Lehman, B. Waltz. 65 Tim Lauver calling Ihc signals. I his year s new class at Shikellamy proved its worth in the football department. These hoys helped make the best Jr. High football team seem at Shikcllarny in several years. This team holds a promise of a powerhouse var- sity team in the future. 1st Row (Sitting): Managers T. Andrewlevich, A. Kury. P Morris. 2nd Row (Sitting): B. Herman. R. (das . V. McFaddcn, C. Watts, R. Ruch, R. Longenbcrgrr. T. Norris, C. Moist, C. Holsizer. S. Neidig, B. Props!. 3rd Row (Kneeling): S. Brouse, S. Karpinski. K Bollinger. S. Willard. B. I.agertnan, G. Gibson, J. Wilt, S. Kerstetter, J. Ki� dkey. . Moyer, A. Rebuck, C. Fultz. 4th Row (Standing): Coach S. Trcon, Coach R. Wetzel Coach T. Lewis, S. McGlinn, J. Cook, C. Neidig. J. Campbell, T. Wolever, I). Frye, B. Stroh. 67 CROSS-COUNTRY “1,000 miles of Coach Brils Cross-Country Irani hail the finest season seen at Shikellamy for Cross-County in several years, with a 7-i league record, placing 2nd in the Camplown Invitation- al, 5th in the Huckncll Invitational, and 5th in tin District 4. With the aid of three returning letlcrmen, Greg Kratzer, Scott Hartman, and Kevin Moyrr, plus the surprise out- standing performance of seniors. Kick Keeley and Harlen Cessner, the Braves had a rewarding and satisfying season. I he co-captains of this year s team were Scott Hartman and Greg Kratzer. 1st Row (kneeling): K. Moyer, R. Keeley, T. Brocius, D. Rainer, S. Hartman, G. Kratzer, II. Gessner. 2nd Row (standing): K. Nally (Manager), E. Weikel, T. Kratzer, D. Albright, I). Duke, D. Rich, R. Teisher, M. Wolfberg, Coach Bell. SCORES Danville Shamokin Northwest Central Bloomsburg Lewisburg Berwick Milton Mount Carmel Selinsgrove (low score wins) Opponent 32 18 53 38 39 32 24 27 46 37 FIELD HOCKEY Miss Hopple ( oaihod tin (• iris Field Hockey Team com- posed of mainly underclassmen. Although our team had to lace defeat, all was not in vain because a whole year of experience was gained. Keeping this in mind, we an looking forward to a good season next year. Co-Captains: Esther Gebhart and Kelly Krrstetrr 1st Row (seated): C. Schoffstall. K. Whitmer, J. Walter. E. Cebhurt. R. Walker, k. Kichner. 2nd Row (kneeling): I.. Neidig, T. Nally, C. Hummel, 1. Marks, K. Kersteter, P. Dei trick, T. Rebuck. 3rd Row (standing): B. Fegley (manager), VI. Bartholomew, B. Heller (manag- er), F. Troup, L. Clock, D. Martin, S. Kemper. 1st Row (sitting): S. Mikolsgczyk, I). Smith 2nd Row (kneeling): B. Krgiry, M. Phillips, V. Campbell, I). Brosious, C. Simpson. 3rd Row (standing): Coach Colescoll, K. (iambic. J. W alter, 1). Marotto, C. Hummel, P. Deiblcr, Coach Neff. Co-captains: S. Mikol jczyk and D. Smith GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Experience was an important factor this season, with all starting players being underclassmen. Keeping this in mind we are looking forward to a more successful season next year. Experience plus 100% teamwork should prove to be a winning combination. 71 BRAVES SCORES OPPONENT 64 Shamokin 25 51 Line Mountain 52 59 Danville 47 72 Mifflinbtirg 41 37 Selinsgrove 44 46 Milton 51 72 Lewisburg 50 60 Shamokin 58 59 Line Mountain 39 51 Danville 52 59 Mifflinburg 48 63 Milton 69 Deb Brosious fight for the rebound Mindy Phillips for another score 1st Row (sittinc): J. Keller, J. RothermeL 2nd Row (kneeling): L. Rebuck, B. Geise, C. Long, J. Gordon, C. Propst. 3rd Row (standing): P. Neff, Mrs. Colescott, C. Meyers, F. Troup, S. Haines, M. CaH, S. Ruch, Mrs. Neff. JUNIOR VARSITY—Tomorrow's Hopes BASKETBALL This years Varsity Basketball Team compiled a successful season under the experienced coaching direction of head coach, Mr. lorn Diehl. The Shikcllamy Kunning Braves lived up to their name by showing a great deal of desire and hustle. Contributing to a strong team were returning lettermen, seniors Don Lehman, I im Scheller, (co-captains). Boh Allamong, Creg Kratxer, and Richard 'Willis Reed, along with junior Doug Schreffler. Co-captains: I), l ehman, T. Scheller SENIORS: G. Kratxer, R. Reed. 1). Lehman. B. Alla- mong. G. Scholvin. T. Scheller. 74 BASKETBALL: S. V.L. Class A CHAMPS! It was hard work and desire which led the Kuniting Braves and Coach Tom Diehl to the S.V.L. Class A Championship. This is the first basketball championship Shikellamy has held in nine years. Congratulations once again to the Braves! l ehman drives in for a lay-up Hoffman shoots from the top of the key BRAVES SCORES OPPONENT 47 Pottsville 83 69 Upper Dauphin Area 64 60 illiain. tort 87 65 Berwick 52 58 Northwest 79 68 Selinsgrove 55 75 Danville 63 69 Bloonisbiirg 63 75 Southern 71 51 Shaniokin 44 91 Milton 50 59 Central 49 65 Berwick 57 42 Northwest 82 74 Selinsgrove 52 67 Danville 66 69 Bloonisburg 64 80 Southern 71 72 Shaniokin 49 96 Milton 48 76 Central 64 75 The Braves control another tap © 0. Tough defense by Lmholtz and Kratzer Lehman works for two Allamong with the jump shot J. V. BASKETBALL—Improving Steadily 1st Row (kneeling): S. Pontius, M. Hartman. J. Kothermcl, F. Scheller. I). Moyer, S. Force. 2nd Row (standing): T. Faust. M. DeSantis, J. Lamicelli, D. Bordner, S. Morton, L. Herrold, K. I.ong, D. Mertz, J. Fenstcrmacher, Mr. Sabol. WRESTLING S. V.L. Class A CHAMPS, again! For the third time in the past four years the Braves wrestling team has captured the Susquehanna alley League Class A title. The Braves accomplished this by an entire team effort during a tough season of able opponents. Tri-captains this year were Jim Both, Ron Wolfe, and Jon Burns, three of the seven seniors on the team. Coach Lockcuff should he commended for an excellent season his first year as head coach. Kxperiencc will be an advantage to the underclassmen whose high school wrestling careers weren't ended this year. It has been established that the Shikellamy Braves Wrestling Team has become a power in Central Pennsylvania. Tri-captains: J. Hums, J. Roth. R. Wolfe 1st Row (sitting): A. McCollum, F. Picrmattei, C. Griffin, C. Campbell, B. McCollum, R. W olfe, W. Fatool, J. Roth, G. Reid, B. Snyder, T. Snyder, R. Cunningham. 2nd Row: J. Schleig, B. Fatool, L). Greenawalt. N. Rook. T. Lndcrkoffler, M. Kurtz, R. Trrssler, S. IJoyd, T. Hummel J. Ilcrtzog, R. Miller. 3rd Row (standing): Coach Lockcuff, M. Cellitti, J. Rine, A. Comfort, D. Gallagher, P. Hillman, L. Bidclspach, R. Blyler, G. Stutz, C. Rowe, S. Weres, J. Bums, R. Waltz, L. Campbell, Coach Klokis. Varsity, 1st Row (kneeling): A. McCol- lum, F. Picrmattei, C. Griffin, C. Campbell, B. McCollum, R. Wolfe. 2nd Row (standing): Coach Ix ckcuff, W . Fa- tool, J. Roth. G. Reid, B. Snyder, T. Snyder, R. Cunningham, Coach Klokis. Alan applies pressure. BRAVES 35 27 21 39 48 46 13 25 24 21 35 27 28 42 SCORES Shamokin Williamsport Mifflinburg Southern Bloomsburg Mount Carmel Lewisburg Selinsgrove Central Milton Tri-Valley Berwick Danville Line Mountain Terry sizes up his Milton rival. 80 1st Row (kneeling): J. Schlei . B. Katool, D. Greenawalt, N. Rook, T. Underkoffler. 2nd Row (standing): Coach Lockcuff. M. Kurtz, R. Tressler, S. Lloyd, T. Hummel, J. Hertzog. R. Miller. Coach Rlokis. Uoyd on the reversal. BOWLING After having a championship team last year the howling team lias seen much success this year also. High scorers on the hoys' team were seniors Hill Snyder and Charles “Snap Newman and a junior Dan Swank. High scorers for the girls were seniors Debbie Kerry and Darlis Beaver and freshman Vicky Naugle. Congratulations are in order for this team that is sometimes taken for granted, on their fine showing. Snap Newman made history by rolling a near-perfect 290 game. 1st Row (Kneeling): B. Celletti, N. Neidig. I). Swank, T. Hummel. S. Smith. 2nd Row (Stand ing): T. Kunkel, C. Newman. R. I lp. J. Kerstetter. B. Feehrer, VI. Young. M. Weres. Absent: W. Snyder, B. Snyder. R. Keeley, D. Hummel. 1st Row (Kneeling): K. Ruch. R. Pyers. R. Newman, J. Noll, L. Noll, I.. Barana.skav 2nd Row (Standing): S. Adams, S. Berry, K. Kline. I). Ber- ry, D. Kerstetter, I). Beaver, I). Gombcrt. Absent: V. Naugle. S. Snyder. FRESHMEN SPORTS BASKETBALL 1st Row (kneeling): L. Corcoran, T. Gombert, M. Wolfbcrg. 2nd Row (standing): W. Leaher. B. Diehl, D. Benninger. R. I .airmail, J. Cook, D. oung, G. Gibson, S. Hroust , T. Courogrn, S. Culp, W. Lewis, B. Vi illard WRESTLING a ;- Klchlu- D Klock- M McCreary, C. Hulsiaer I o'mJ°‘Tlrg) C Krll - M- Apfclbaum, K. A dr urn, A. I v h V M r K Kuch W R,,h (Ending): Coach C nch. Mehadden J. Hill, S. Karpinski, J. Campbell. K. I.ongen- berger, A. Noms, R. Glass, Coach Straub. The excitement of wrestling SPORTS “I knew Whale likes his showers, but on the field?” “32 veer right on 12. Ready? Break! ■vwvsr UNDERCLASSMEN ii FRESHMEN A New Experience 99 A four year high school is a new experience for every- one, hut affected most by the change was perhaps this class. Shikcllamy's first freshman class at the High School, the Class of 78, proved to be a credit to the school. This hard-working class was involved in every phase of school life: sports, activities, and special committees. Officers this year were: President l)eh Tischler, Vice President—Scott Brouse, Secretary Cindy Benfer, Treasur- er—Billie Jo Baylor, and Historian—Suzette Buehler. Advis- ing this class was Mr. C. Fogel. II ii mi it ■ II D. Tischler, S. Brouse, C. Benfer, B. Baylor. S. Buehler. Mr. Fogel J. Alex f.. Allen M. Apfelbauin 1). App H. Arbogast B. Auman M. Auman S. Auman J. BaRgerr T. Bahner G. Banko J. Barnhart C. Barrs M. Bartholomew V. Baslick B. Baylor K. Bean L Beaver T. Beckenbaugh P. Beech B. Benfer C. Benfer M. Bennick D. Benninger K. Berry B. Belsker L. Bettlevon M. Bickel T. Bickel B. Bigler J. Bird J. Blake C Bloom R. Bohner T. Bohner S9R1I1 C. Bostian B. Botliger T. Bowman W. Brilton J. Brogan C Brooks I). BroM-ious S. Broscious C Brosious R. Brosious S. Brouse B. Brown K. Buchanan S. Buchlcr I). Buffington B. Bugard M. Burk W. Byers C Campbell K. Campbell J. Campbell P. Campbell R. Campbell S. Cardeli B. Cari C. Case H. Cashncr P. Cawthern M Cechman J. Chrismer P. Clark T. Clark T. Conrad J. Cook P. Cooper M. Cunninghan L. Corcoran P. Daley T. Courogcn J. Davis G. Craven J. Deal L Decapria K. Deibler S. Deitrich D. Driver! $. De i vert W. Debite L Dennen D. Dodge W. Dewart J. Dorman B. Diehl C Dressier R. Diehl R. Drumheller R. Eisenhower D. Emery W. Ermerl 89 I . Ernest L Fah ringer K. Fah ringer I). PaaoU I). Fasold J. Fausnaught T. Fedder G. Fenstermacher J. Fenstermacher F. Force T. Foust K. Fox K. Foye T. Frick L). Frye R. Frye C. Fultz K. Funk M. Gallo J. Gass D. Gautsch L. Gembcrling J. George Georgr T. Gombert R. Gordner' J. Gordon M. Green M. Grove J. Haas L I lac ken berg C Hadley M. Massinger G. llaupi R. Heck K. Heller C. Iloagland I), liontz II. Ilorsfield R. Ilousrkneclit G. Gibson R. Glass L Glosser I), Greenawalt R. Groner W. Groninger J. Hand K. Hare K. Hartkj D. Herb R. Herman W. Ilixon R. Ilovenstine N. Hull C. Ilulsizer 90 T. Hummel, K. Ilunsicker, T. Hunter, K. J ackson S. Keefer, C. Kelly, K. Kern, T. Kem M. Kipple. J. Klinger, B. Kl � k. C. Klock K. Koch, S. Kohl. I Krat .rr, D. Kremrr D. Lachat. K. Lagerman, J. Lapetina, S. Lash W. Lewis, W. Lindenmuth. D. Lloyd, L. Long B. Martin. J. McCreary, M. McCreary, M. McCreary S. Merrill, S. Messi mer, L. Michaels, S. Miller G. Moore, S. Mover, Z. Mover, B. Muil C. Karpinski, J. Kauffman, W. Kauffman S. Kerstetter, C. Kessler, R. Kessler J. Knauer, C Knouse, B. Koch D. Krieger, J. Kurt , M. Kurt B. louver. W. Lesher, J. Levan K. Longenberger, K. Lunger. M. Marotto V. McFadden, S. McGlin, E. Mensch S. Miller, C Moist, P. Monaghan B. Mull, T. Mull. N. Murray 91 N. Nridig S. Nridig S. Nietz K. Newnun T. Nor eker II. Noll A. Norris M. Morris S. Prhowic K. Nuss C Persing K. Ocker E. Phillips S. Patterson J. Phillips T. Pick B. Props! B. Props! L. Props! L Kabuck G. Karhau L Kakrr T. Kakrr I). Kamrr A. Rrbuck C. Krbuck J. Reed C. Kerdrr C. Rrik J. Rich S. Rrinard D. Rrichrnbaugh P- Reilz R. Rrirhnrr L Rrsrigno J. Rirgrr R. Rhodes E. Ripplr T. Rhodes J. Rodkey T. Richmond D. Rogers C. Rohm K. Rook W. Roshon M. Rolh N. Rolh J. Rolhermel J. Roush T. Rowe T. Kubendall R. Ruch S. Ruch |. Rtinkle m 92 I). Sander. f). Sarvis L Schaeffer S. Schafer S. Sebasovich V. Seeder I). Shaffer J. Shaffer S. Shreck J. Sidler f). Simpson J. Simpson ■ ■ MOVED S. Sminkey M. Smith J. Snec B. Snook M Scholl M Schreffler V. Scullin M. Shipman I). Shrawder L Shreck L Sims B. Sinibaldi Cl Skumamich B. Snyder (1 Snyder (1 Snyder I). Snyder L Snyder N. Snyder R. Snyder J. Springer R. Stahl L. Stauffer T. Stetler S. Snyder T. Sn der V. Sortman I). Stetler J. Stine S. Strahan I). Straub R. Strcck B. Stroh I). Strou.se I). Stuck P. Sutton B. Thomas S. Tilburg G. Tipler I). Tischlcr R. Tocckct K. Toolan B. Treas B. Tressler 93 F. Troup K. Troup T. I ron I man J. Ulrich K. I pdegraff V. Vav «la E. Walker P. Walker I). Waller R. Walter D. Wcikel T. Walter (J. Welker L. Wan I). Weller C Waits E. Wells M. Willard C. Whipple S. W illard K. W hippie S. W illiams M Willard T. Williams G. Willow J. W ill S. Winters P. Wolfe L Wolfe K. Yerg K. Yordy A. W irl T. Wolever M. Wolf berg D. Yosl l . Young K. Young T. Young I), artman P. Zerbe K. Zeiglrr D. Zoch SOPHOMORES “They Have Spirit” Another class of new faces here at Shikellamy is the sophomore class. Advised by Mr. T. Friday with President—I)ehhie Fendl, Vice President-Sue Mayes, Secretary-Connie Phillips, Treasurer—Cindy Cook, and Historian Mary Lieh, their class added a lot to the school spirit. Willing to help when needed, this class participated in many school functions. Varied personalities and dispositions added color to our school. S. Mayes, Mr. Friday, M. Lieh, C. Phillips, C. Cook, I). Fendl S. Adams I). Antler B. Anderson M. Anderson S. Anthony J. Apple T. Attinger S. Auman T. A u rand G. Barnhart J. Barnhart J. Barrett E. Bartholomew M. Bartholomew K. Bartholomew T- Bartman C. Barto G. Bashore L. Basliek C. Beaver P. Beaver R. Beaver S. Beckenbaugh T. Benelisha I). Benner R. Benner I). Btdelspach L. Bidelspaeh C. Bmgatnan 95 H. Bloom K. Blyler L. Bohner I). Bordnrr J. Bostian R. Bot tiger B. Bowman J. Boyle I). Brecker P. Breon P. Broda I). BroMous R- Burgess J. Bukofsky I). Butterbaugh R. Byers C. Campbell I). Campbell k. (Campbell S. (Campbell S. Campbell T. Campbell T. Campbell I). Carnahan J. Carpenter L Carr L Carr W. (-'ellitti C. Chervanik H Clark 96 I). Clarke J. Conrad J. Conrad M. Conrad C. Cook B. Cooper B. Cooper M. Courogen C. Coxe C. Coxe G. Coxe S. Culp C. Dailey II. Dailey J. Davie S. Debo J. Dei bier M. Deibler P. Deilrieh C Dennen M. DeSanli I). DeWire M. DiBonaventura C. Dieek M. Ford K. Koil Id C. Foust A. Freese F. Frehafer I). Funk K. Furr I), Gallaghrt I), Gallagher K. Gamble C. Gardner S. Gangler T. Gearhart B. Geiar K. Geiae K. George K. George W. Gibbs M Giesrn M. GUligbauer B. Glass K. Got (shall T. Gollshall I), Graver M. Green I). Greenawalt K. Groff I). Groner VI. Gula K. Hass I� . Hack B. Hand 98 C. Hoffman H. Hoffman P Hoffman S. Hoffman J. Ilollrnbaeh k. liollrnbarh K. Ilollenbach J. Hood v % L Hopewell C. Hopple C. Hovengtine I). Ilovensline T. Ilulhhrn C. Iluinmrl J. Iluinmrl L Hummel I. Hummrl C Hunter G. Jarrell G. Jarrell G. Johnson S. Johnson J. kaider A. kahler J. kemberling K. keinbrrliiiK S. Kemper k. Kerslelter L kirkpalrick k. kline C. k linger L klock K. Knoebel J. koble I), koch K. kramer C. kralzer J. krebs E. Kreider T. krumbine F. kurlz T. kurlz 99 B. I .ah r C. Lark L Lash I . Lalsha W. Lauvcr A. lite S. Lriby C. Lenner M. Lirb C. Long J. Long K. Long K. Long L. Lynn L Manrini M Marks ). Marshall P. Marshall P. Marshall I). Martin R. Martin S. Mayes H. McCabe K. McCarthy A. McCollum M. McCreary T. McCreary S. McFadden K. McGraw A. McNichol P. Mellowship A. Mench I). Mensch I). Mertz J. Mertz J. Mertz M. Mertz W. Metzger J. Michaels K. Michaels K. Miller K. Miller L. Moll T. Moore S. Morton 100 M. Moyer M. Moyer I). Mull K. Mull S. Mull C. Myers T. Nally K. Neff T. Neff L Neidig L Newman T. Nicholas M. n||, y II. Oyster I). Paulsch C. Perry B. Peters C Phillips M. Phillips T. Phillips S. Poll I Ills M. Pope K. Price H. Price C Props! J. Purcell I). Hamer I). Kamsry I.. Kamsey N. Kaup L Kay T. Rebuck L Heed I). Keichcnbach P. Held R. Reitz J. Remphrey L Renninger K. Rhoads G. Rhodes F. Rice I). Rich . Roden J. Rodgers M. Rodgers P. Rodgers T. Rodgers H. Ross K. Roush 101 L Roush S. Roznowski M. Rozyckic I� . Ruth L. Sain ue Ison T. Sander� L Snyder S. Snyder T. Snyder W. Snyder k. Sorber J. Spechl A. Springer K. Stahl T. Stainfel G. Stutz J. Swank S. Swartzlander S. Sweitzer C. Swigart R. Swinehart M. Swop� 102 R. Tasker N. Thomas T. Thomas S. Trrgo T. Trrgo K. Tribl. S. Tylrr A. Vanatla S. V arias (1 Vidosh C. Vraliel I). Wallace M. Wallers S. W alter C Wall . W. Wall E. Wrikrl J. Weis L Wetzel T. Wrlzel k. W hippie T. While C. Whitman A. W hiliner V. W hiliner T. W illard A. Williams B. Williams I). W hiliner R. WoU L Wolfe C Woodcock k. W oodring I). Yeager W. Yeager K. Yerg K. Yerg C. Yost V. Yost J. Young C. Young S. Yoxheimer R. Zeigler T. Zellers 103 JUNIOR CLASS “Responsibility ” Led by President-Sadie Kitchie, Vice-President John Kieffer, Secretary—Ann Hummel. Treasurer—Kim Karpinski, Historian- Kenda Wliitmer and advised by Mr. S. Oeker, this class can best be described as INVOLVED! Participating in all the usual functions this class also was responsi- ble for: the operation of the Jr. class concession stand at the football stadium, raising money for their senior year and the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The Junior year will not be one easily forgotten—they have seen to that! It. Baney M. Banghart L Baranaska R. Bartholomew T. Bartholomew M. Bartinan Mr. S. Oeker, K. Whitmer, K. karpinski. A. Hummel. J. Kieffer, S. Ritchie K. Beck K. Beck G. Berger I. Be taker C Bickel N. Bickel J. Bidelspach W. Bingaman A. Blue J b°lig 104 I). Bortinrr R. Bordnrr J. Brinrr K. Brogan D. Brook. T. Broftious S. Brosious J. Brousr M. Brown S. Brown J. Budd L. Bunting R. Burk A. Campbell L Campbell M. Campbell M. Carl B. Carlson J. Camicclli L. Cellitti D. Chervanik k. Chervanik G. Clark J. Clark J. Clark J. Clark L Clark R. Clark A. Comfort B. Butrrbaugh L. Grebe C. Culp C. Culp L Culp J. Cunningham R. (mn ningit am I). Dailey L Davis J. Deebem K. Dei birr K. Dei bier I� . Driblcr T. Dei trick P. Deivert S. DePhillips J. Derk D. Derr M. Dewart D. Dodge C. Dorman J. Drresr J. Drumm K. Dun kin J. Edingrr J. Egglrton K. Eichner T. E ison ho we r I. Eister S. Emery S. Engle P. Erb 107 G. Gemberling K. Gemberiing L Gclgen J. Ginck A. Gob ins I). Gombert S. Gordon D. Graver J. Green I). Greis C. Griffin K. Haas P. Haas K. Haas M. Hackenburg M. Haddon D. Hadley S. Haines 0. Hall K. Hand I). Hardy R. Hare K. Harrell M. Hathaway N. Ilaydt J. Herman k. Herrick L llerrold L. Hetrick L. Hetrick K. Hoff nun B. Hogan G. Hollenbach R. Hood I). Hoover S. Howell A. Hummel A. Hummel M. Hummel T. Hummel W. Hummel J. Hunter T. I aria J. Inch J. Ivey J. Jaegers M. J amc.s P. Jenkings D. Kane k. karpin.sk i E. kemper J. kieffer P. kieffer V. kirkpatrick I), kleckner B. kline R. kline B. klinger D. klinger D. km.vs S. knoebcl I 108 R. knorr I), koble L. korbich K. kratzcr T. kreider C. kreitzer J. kremrr J. k rum bine J. kurrrll J. kurtz S. kuriz K. Lauver I). I rc� c I). Lehman M. Lehman G. Leitzel P. Lenig I). Lewis Another brainstorm straight from the guidance of- fice- Independent Study 109 T. Miller I). Morgan I). Moyer L). Moyer K. Moyer R. Mover J. Mull T. Mull B. Musser W. Neiriig J. Noll B. Norris I). Nov roc ki L NMh W. Obrrl B. Oshelski R. Partchey 1). Perry C. Persing M. Persing A. Peterson 1). Phillips R. Pick K. Piennaltei M. Pittiglio M. Plotts M. Powell L. Schrader I). Schreffler C. Scoviak K. Seea J. Shaffer S. Shaffer V. Shaffer M Shoch K. Shutt C. Simpson S. Simpson M. Siles W. Shumanirh I). Smith J. Smith S. Smith J. Snyder P. Snyder K. Snyder T. Snyder T. Snyder W. Snyder W. Snyder P. Sortman B. Stahl J. Stahl C. Stover M. Sirauser S. Stroup I). Strouse J. Strouse I). Swank J. Swinehart A. Switzer M Tasker R. Teisher T. Thomas L Trego D. Treaslrr I.. Tressler R. Tressler T. Trot to B. Troutman R. Troutman R. Ulp J. I mholtz T. Underkoffler W. Wagner A. W alker J. Waller J. Walter J. Walter W. Walter P. Waltz K. Wertz A. Wetzel L Whitenighl K. Whitmer J. W illiains S. Williams L. Whitmer B. Wolfe R. Wolfe N. Woodhead R. Wynn K. Yeager L Yeager J+T V. Yoder K. Yord L Yost S. Yost I). Young i M. Young T. Yuhas K. Zerbe M. Zeigler I). Zimmerman 113 CLASS OF 1975 “Individually ” After all of our years in school together, we realize that we are not only a class, hut a body of INDIN IIHJALS. Using their abundant talent and special abilities, seniors have gone above and beyond the average academic requirements. Speakers, artists, and business students com |H ted for and won many awards on the state level. Singers and musicians attained positions with district groups. The writers, using words as their only tool, created “Reflections”, an excel- lent literary magazine. SENIOR OFFICERS: D. I .rh man-president, L. Culp-vice president VI. Moyer-treasurer. M. (Iula-historian, J. Streck-secretary . SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARO: 1st Row: M. Smelt . T. Mancinni, S. Hoffman. M. Rebuck. 2nd Row: A. Neff, G. Gautsch, C. Noll, I). Baker, L. Kmss. 3rd Row: C. Boardman. R. Waltz. R. Wolfe, W. Coleman. 116 (Kneeling): J. Slrrck. Liy Ion. M. Moyrr. B. Rrggia. (Seal- ed): R. Ritchie, J. Steffen. M. Gula, P. Shuman. (Sealed Top Row): I). Cook, Chairman; I). Prrsing. M. Shingara, L Morion. S. McNichol, R. WelzrL T. Jones, K. Nally. The Senior Privilege Board pone� al Ihe luxurious senior lounge they worked so hard lo obtain. The Class of 1975 is proud to have among its ranks a National Merit Finalist, NCTh award winner and three alumnae of the Coventor's School of the rts. All these wen accomplished along with proj- ects expected of a Jr. Class such as: sponsoring the prom—last years theme being “Summer Breeze”, the Jr. Class (Concession Stand, and the peddling of candy to raise money. With graduation, we find parting from our friends is not easy, Imt we carry with us mem- ories and lasting friendships. We realize now that every individual must go and find success and happiness in his very own way. 117 Mary M. Adams Robert W. Adams Roller! John Aigler David Parker Albright M. ADAMS: Vocational R. ADAMS: Rand I, 2, 3; Bowling I, 2, 3 R. AIGLER: Egg”: Ex. Board 3 D. ALBRIGHT “Dave : Band I. 2. 3;Stage Band 2;Susq. Valley Band I; Shik. Student Broadcast Anmi. I, 2, 3; NILS 2, 3 Prev; Ini Basketball 2; Lay Advisory Board 2, 3;Track 2; Cross Country 3; Profile 3 R. ALLAMONG “Mong”: Key Club I; Track 3; Basketball I, 2, 3 Robert B. Allamong T. ARBOGAST: Fall Play 2; Musical I. 2; Band I, 2. 3 V.P.; Stage Band 2. 3;Susq. Valiev Band 2, 3; Dist. Band 2, 3 M. ATTINGKR: FTA I; HCC 3; Lance 3;Spirit Club 3; RISE 2 M. BAILETS “Mike”: Vocational R. BAILETS “Red”: NIIS 2, 3-V.P.; Int Basketball 2. 3; Profile 3 Todd R. Arbogast Mary E. Attinger Michael Bailet Ralph Bailets C. BAILEY “Squirt : ETA 2 I). BAKER Dobs”: ETA i;Band I, 2; French Club 3-Sec.; RISE l;Ex. Board 1. 3; Basketball 2; Profile 3 M. BAKER Men”: Lance 3; Reflections 2; RISE I; Fall Play 2, 3; Musical 2; Profile 3 L BARKLEY “Bark’ : Reflections 3;S. Council 3; Fall Pla 3;Spanish Club 3: Drama Club 2 C. BARNHART -Barney”: S. Council I, 2, 3; Fall Play 2, 3; Musical 2; Band I, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 3; May Day Com. 2 J. BARNHART “Barny : Baseball L 2, 3; Football I. 2, 3; Prom Com. 2 Debra Sue Baker Margaret I. Baker Lynn Eileen Barkley Caryl Elizabeth Barnhart John Edward Barnhart III Martha Faye Bartholomew M. BARTHOLOMEW “Martie” S. BARTVIAN “Bartie”: Track 2, 3; Cross Country I, 2, 3—Co- capt.; Basketball 1; Ini. Basketball 2. 3; Prom Com. 2 S. BASTIAN “Delphi”: Int. Basketball 2. 3 J. BEARDSWORTH Beardsie”: Env. Club 3; FT A 2; Softball 1 D. BEAVER: Band Front 1;Spirit Club 3; Home. Float Com. 2; CEC 3; Bowling 2. 3 Scott A. Hartman Steven L. Bastian Jean Ann Beardsworth Darlis Mae Beaver Judy Lee Bell Carlene Bengochea Patricia Ann Benner Debra A. Berry Mark S. Berry David Brian Bettleyon D. BECK “Don”: Vocational R. BECK “Randy”: Softball I; Reflections 2; Lance 3; Sr. Priv. Board J. BELL: FBLA 3; Band Front I. 3; Kelly Girls 3 C. BENGOCHEA “Chuck” P. BENNER “Bennifer” I). BERRY “Boon : Bowling I. 2, 3; Lance 3; French Club I M. BERRY I). BETTLEYON “Bet”: Vocational 120 I). B1CKEL Donut”: RISE I; Env. Club 2, 3; Spirit Club 3 P. B1DELSPACH P. HILLMAN: S. Council I; Wrestling 3; Int. Tenni� 3 G. BINGAMAN: Wrestling 1; Int. Tennis 3 L BINGAMAN “Jo”: Spirit Club 3-Pres.; Home. Float Com. 3 C. BO A RDM AN “Pee Pee”: Prom Com. 2; Basketball I, 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Env. Club 3; Ex. Board 3 Donna Lynne Bickel Pat Alan Bidebpach Paul M. Billman Garth D. Bingaman Leslea J. Bingaman Colin L. Boardtnan Debra J. Boone Richard Bowersox K. BOHNER R- BOLIG “Birdie”: FHA 1; Prom Com. 2;Spirit Club 3; FBLA 3; Fall Play 3 C. BOLLINGER “Cindy”: Band 1,2, 3-Sec.;Susq. Valley Band 2, 3; Dist. Band 2, 3; Musical 2;S. Council 2; HCC 3; Library Club 3 A. BONAVENTURA “Whale”: Football 1, 2, 3-Tri-capt ; Track 1, 2, 3; Ex. Board 1, 2; Basketball 1; Int. Basketball 2, 3; S. Council 3 D. BOONE “Deb”: FT A 3; Spirit Club 3; Prom Com. 2; Rifle Club 3; CEC 3 R. BOWERSOX: Vocational N. BRADIGAN J. BRITTON “Jeff’: Football 1, 2 H. BROOME: FT A 1; Reflections 2; Prom Com. 2; NHS 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Band Front 1, 2, 3; S. Council I, 2, 3-Ex. Board; Kelly Girls 3; Profile 3; Lay Advisory Board 3 Nanette P. Bradigan James Jeffrey Britton Helen Louise Broome Douglas Richard Brouse Debra Buchanan Mary C. Buchanan D. BROUSE “Doug”: Band 1, 2, 3-Asst. Treas.; Stage Band 2, 3;Susq. Val. Band 2, 3; Dist. Band 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Int. Basketball I, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Profile 3;Shik. Student Broadcast Assn. I, 2, 3 B. BROWN “Chico”: CrossCountry 1;Track I; Int. Basketball 3 G. BROWN “Woodstock” I). BUCHANAN M. BUCHANAN “James”: FT A 1, 2, 3; Home Float Com. 2; Musical 2; Fall Play 3; Spirit Club 3 Bry an David Brown George Douglas Brown 122 Seniors work diligently Michael Alan Burgi . . . rach at what he does best. K. BUCKLES “Kev” M. BURGESS “Commander Qualude” J. BURNS “Burnsy”: Demerit Review Board 1; S. Council I; Prom Com. 2; Class Officer 2—V.P.; Wrestling 1, 2, 3-Tri-capt. C. CAMPBELL: Band I, 2, 3;Su q. Val. Band 3; Dist. Band 3; HCC 3; French Club 3; Track Official 2 II. CAMPBELL: Vocational K. CAMPBELL Jon Perry Burns Carol Lynn Campbell L CAMPBELL “Casper”: Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Football 1, 2; Prom Com. 2 R. CAMPBELL “Scientist”: Vocational S. CAMPBELL: Basketball 1;Football I. 2; Key Club l-Sec.;S. Council 1,2; Boys’ Keystone State 2; NHS 2, 3; Prom Com. 2; Spirit Club 3-Treas.; Rifle Club 3-Pres.; Chorus 3; French Club 3; Profile 3 V. CAMPBELL “Vickie”: RISE 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3; Spanish Club 3; Spirit Club 3; Env. Club 3 Herbert R. Campbell Kathy Jo Campbell Lawreaee Campbell, Jr. Richard L. Campbell Steve Allen Campbell Victoria Jo Campbell J. CAKR “Cinder : Ini. Basketball M. CARR “Pilgrim Stud” J. CHAMPION M CHERVANIK M. CHIBOROSKI “Chipper” S. CLARK “Sue” W. COLEMAN “Fuzz”: Home. Dec. Com. 2; Ex. Board 3; Env. Club 3 Jeffery l Champion Jeffry Alan Carr I). COMFORT “Egor”: Key Club 1; Football I ;Jr. Academy of Sci. 1, 3; S. Council 3 I). CONRAD “Deb”: Band Front I, 2; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Profile 3 I). COOK “Cookie”: FTA I; Softball 1; Reflections 2; Mu-siral 2, 3; Fall Play 3; Forensics 3; Sr. Priv. Board Chairman; Student Court 3; Profile 3; PGSA L COOPER: Track 3 R. COXE “Russ”: Key Club I, 2, 3; Radio Newscast 1. 2, 3;Shik. Student Broadcast Assn. 1, 2. 3; AVA 1; Jr. Academy of Sci. 1; Football 2; S. Council 3 Wayne Allen Coleman Dennis Comfort Debra Marie Conrad Debra Cheryl Cook Larry J. Cooper is Russell A. Coxe Tammy Mae Coxe Luther B. Culp, Jr. Kill! Fight! Mangle! T. COXE “Sunshine”: Musical 2; Prom Com. 2; Stage Band 2, 3; Chorus 3 L CULP “Butch”: Basketball I, 2; Hrm. Officer 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2-Pres. 3-V.P ; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3;Sr. Priv. Board; Int. Basketball 3 J. DAVIES M. DAVIS “Lee”: Band 1, 2, 3; Band Front 1, 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 3 Janice Marie Davies May lee Cherlin Davis Joel Robert Deibler J. DEIBLER “Yo Yo” DEITRICK “Bina”: FT A 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2; Laru e 2; S. Council 1, 2, 3; Foren- sics 2, 3; Prom Com. 2; Int. Volley- ball 2; NHS 2, 3-Sec.; Lay Adviso- ry Board 3; French Club 3; Profile 3 L. DENNEN “Larry”: S. Council 1; Hrm. Officer 1, 2; Ex. Board 2; Track 3; Basketball I, 2; Int. Bas- ketball 3; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3 T. DENNEN “Tom”: Band 1, 2, 3-Drum Major; Stage Band 2, 3; Dist. Band 2; Jr. Academy of Sci. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3-Student Director; Forensics 1, 2; Radio Newscast 3; NHS 2, 3; Student Court 2, 3-Chairman I). DE PHILLIPS (I. DERR “Krebs” P. 1)1 BONAVENTURA “Pete” J. DIECK: Ex. Board I; Hrm. Officer 2; NILS 2, 3-Treas. B. DOUGLAS “Bob : Key Club I, 2, 3;Musical 1, 2, 3;Chonis I, 2, 3; Radio Newscast 2, 3—Chairman; NILS 2, 3 J. DRESSLER: Vocalional Peter Black DiBonaventura Janet Ruth Dieck Bob Douglas Janis Lynne Dressier Irene D. Drumheller L Donald DiAe I. DRUMHELLER “Shorty”: Chorus 2, 3 L DUKE “Don”: Key Club 1, 2-V.P., 3-Prcs.; Reflections 2 Lance 2. 3; Radio Newscast 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Lay Advisory Board 1, 2, 3; Shik. Student Broadcast Assn. I, 2, 3 Cross Country 3; Profile 3 R. EMERY “Rick” D. ENGLE “Bud”: Baseball 1; Int. Basketball 2, 3 K. ENGLE 0. ENGLE: FBLA3;Ex. Board 3 David Eugene Engle r i m Richard L Emery Kathy Ann Engle Ora M. Engle Brenda L Fegley Diane Marie Fenstermacher F. EVANGELISTA: Chorus I, 2; Musical 2 P. EYSTEK: InL Basketball I, 2, 3 T. EYSTEK: Ini. Basketball I, 2. 3; Hrm. Officer 2 J. FASOLD “Perky : Band Front I. 2;S. Council 1-Ex. Board, 2, 3—Pres.; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Prom Com. 2; Rifle Club 3 B. FEGLEY “Blood and Guts : Basketball I, 2. 3; Softball I, 2—Co-capt. 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; Int. Volleyball 3; Home. Float Com. 3; Spirit Club 3 I). FENSTERMACHER “Freda : S. Council 1; Musical 2; Ex. Board 2; Pep Girls 2; Prom Com. 2; French Club 3-Pres.; Profile 3 J. FERGUSON B. FERSTER “Silly Billy : Class Officer I-Pres.; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Env. Club; Int. Basketball 3 Jo Ann Follmer Betty Lee Filkins Lon E. Fisher Narnia l ee Fetterman Kevin Gamble Glenna Sue Gautsch Toni Lynn Gearhart Mark Daniel Geiae W. FETTERMAN “Mouse ”: Hand Front I, 2, 3; Basketball I; Prom Com. 2; Musical 2, 3; Env. Club 2, 3; Fall Play 3; Home. Float Com. 3 B. FILKINS “Bet”: Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Spirit Club 3 L. FISHER: Vocational J. FOLLMER “Jo”: FBLA I, 3;CEC I, 2, 3 K. GAMBLE “Gumb ”: Football 1,2 G. GAUTSCH: Band I, 3 Pres.; Susq. Val. Band I; Disl. Band I; (Chorus 1; Lance 3; Ex. Board 3 T. GEARHART: Band Front I, 2, 3;S. Council I, 2, 3; Ex. Board I; Pr« in Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 3; FT A 3; French Club 3 M. GEISE: Musical I, 2; Fall Play 3; Chorus 2, 3; Dial. Chorus 3; Env. Club 3 128 Narim W. Gesuier Roue Suzanne Getz II. GESSNKR: Hand 1, 2, 3;Shik. Studrnl Broadcast Awn. 1,2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball I; Int. Basketball 2, 3; Cross Country 3; NHS 2, 3 R. GETZ II. GIESEN “Fixer”: Musical I, 2, 3; Fall Play I, 2, 3; Forensics 2, 3; Reflections 2; Ex. Board 3; Profile 3; PGSA 3 C. GILLIGBAUER “Jinx”: CEC 2; NHS 2, 3; FBLA 3 J. GOTTSHALL M. GROSS D. GROVE: Vocational M. GULA “Mario”: Band Front I, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3-Hist.; Hrm. Officer 1; Musical 1: Fall Play 2; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; FBLA 3; Kelly Girls 3;Sr. Priv. Board J. HACKETT: Musical 1; Library Club 1, 2—Pres., 3-Pres.; Fall Play 2, 3; Lance 3; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 3; Kelly Girls 3 H. HADDON: S. Council 1, 2, 3; Band I, 3; Band Front 3; Home. Dec. Com. 1,3; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3 J. HAINES “Little Jon”: Band Front S. HARMAN “Moo”: Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2; Hrm. Officer 2; Ex. Board 2 Holly Ann Giesen Cindy L. Gilligbauer Joseph A. Got (shall Mary Ann Gross David C Grove Maria Desiree Gula Jonna Sue Haines June Cameron Hacked Hilary lladdon Steven Bruce Hannan S. HART: Vocational; Ini. Basketball I. 2,3 D. HARTMAN “l)cb : Vocational; Spirit Club3-V.P. F. HARTMAN “The God Father”: Vocational C. HASSINGER “Haas”: Vocational; Prom Com. 2 S. HAUPT “Sandy”: Band I, 2; Prom Com. 2 S. HAYS J. HEINTZELMAN C. HEPLER “Heppie”: FBLA 3-Sec.; Kelly Girls 3 Jan Marie Hcintzelman Cindy llepler C. HERNDON: Rifle Club 3 L HERRICK “Bur : Cherrleading I, 2, 3; Softball 1� 2 Co-rapt.. 3; Basketball I, 2; Ini. Volley ball 2 C. HERTZOG Monkey S. HERTZOG “Cramps : Basketball 1; Field lloekey 2, 3 Co-capt.; Softball 2, 3; Ex. Board 2;S. Council I, 2, 3; ETA 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 2 S. HETRICK B. HOAGLAND “Hoag : S. Couneil 1; Hrm. Officer 2 C HOFFMAN S. HOFFMAN: Chorus I, 2, 3-Pres.; Dist. Chorus 2; Musical 1, 2, 3; Ex. Board I, 2; linn. Officer 2; Forensics 2, 3-Capt. . . . while others just slide through. Steve Hetrick Brittain A. Hoagland Cheri Hoffman Shirley L. Hoffman M. HOGAN “Fred’ Michael F. Hogan Timothy Hollenbach T. HOLLENBACH: Vocational W. HOOVER “Hilly Hoover”: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; Fall Play 3; Football I, 2; Key Club 3; Boys' Keystone State 2 William E. Hoover Cynthia Hoven.stine Jamie E. Hullihen l ester A. Hummel Scott Andrew Hummel Timothy A. Hummel David Allen lltihler Brenda Jane Hull C. HOVENSTINE “Cindv : Band Front I, 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; FT A 3 D. HtIBLER Vocational B. HULL “Jannie J. HULLIHEN: Band Front 1, 2; Prom Com. 2; FBLA 2; S. Council 3 L HUMMEL “Butch S. HUMMEL: Fall Play 1. 3: Musical 2; Chorus 3;S. Council 2; Ex. Board 3; Prom Com. 2; Track 3; F’rench Club 3 T. HUMMEL “Harve”: Bowling 2. 3 J. HUNSICKER “Jeff : Key Club I See , 2 Trean., 3 V.P.; Forennic� 3; Profilr M. JONES “Todd”: Football I, 2, 3 Tri-capt.;S. Council I. 2; Home. Float Com. 2; Prom Com. 2;Sr. Priv. Hoard J. K ABLER: Spirit Club I; Home. Dec. Com. 3;CEC 2, 3 D. KAUFFMAN “Don”: S. Council 3; Hrm. Officer 2; Ex. Board 2 R. KEELEY Rick”: Track I, 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Bowling 3; Key Club 2 M. KEIHL: FBLA 2; School Store 3; Kelly Girls 3 B. KEIPER: Reflections 2; Profile 3 Joyce Kahler Donald William Kauffman Richard F. Keeley Mary Jean Keihl Bruce Keiper Donna L Kerstetter James S. Kerstetter Steven Dale Kerstetter Peter Frederick Kitsch Jeffrey Thomas Klick P. KILSCH “J.N.D.” J. KLICK “Jeff’ K. KLINE T. KLINGMAN “Wziner” I). KLOCK: Vocational L KNISS “Knits”: S. Council I; Int. Volleyball 2; Hrm. Officer 2; Ex. Board 3;Softball 1, 2; Profile 3 J. KNOEBEL “Harry”: S. Council 3; Int. Basketball 2. 3; Ex. Board 2; Sr. Priv. Board: Basketball 1; Football L 2, 3; Profile 3 R. KNORR C. KNOUSE: Vocational T. KOVELESKIE: Vocational Roger T. Kline Tina Louise Klingman David W. Klock Lori Lee Kniss G. KRATZER “Greg : S. Council I, 3; Home. Float Com. 3; llrrn. Officer 2; Cross Country I, 2, 3-Co-capt.; Track 2, 3; Basketball 1-Co-capt, 2, 3; Profile 3 E. KRIEGER John Harrison Knoebel Randy E. knurr Carl David Knouse Thomas C. KoveleAie Gregory J. Kratzer Esther A. Krieger T. KONKKL: Howling J. KURT T. KURT Rnur : Rand I, 2, 3; Hand Front I, 2, 3; Softball I P.KUTZ4 P r: Band 1,2,3 R. LAIIR: Vocational S. LATSHA: Rand Front 3; French Club 3; Home. Float Com. 3; Him Officer I, 2 L LAWRENCE (1 LAYTON “Cindy”: Fall Plav 3; Chorus 3; Home. Dec. Com 3 Theresa N. Kurtz Patricia E. Kutz Ricky A. Lahr Sherry L. Latsha Ivee S. Lawrence Cindy J. Layton P. Donald l ehman P. LEHMAN “Donnie”: Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Him. Officer 1, 2; Ex. Board 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2-Co-capt.. 3-Co-capt.; Class Of- ficer 3-Pres. K. LEHMAN “Rich”: Lance 1 K. LITCHARD “LitdT E. L1ZARDI “Ooge“: Env. Club 3; Fall Play 3; French (dub 3 E. MAK1N “Eat-a-bite”: Spirit Club 3 T. MANCINI “Kerby”: Ex. Board 3; Prom Com. 2 Kevin J. Litchard Theresa Ann Mancini Richard Eugene Lehman Eda M. Makin Eugene A. Li ardi M. MARKS “Peter Puck”: Int. Basketball 3 S. MARKS “Steve”: Int. Basket- ball I. 2; Football 1 I). MAROTTO “Marotto”: FBLA 2, 3; S. Council 1, 2, 3; Band Front 1, 2; Home. Dec. Com. 3; May Day Com. 2; Kelly Girls 3; Basketball I, 3 K. MARTIN G. MARTZ J. MARTZ: Vocational Michael Marks Steven P. Marks Diane Sue Marotto Kathy A. Martin Gary E. Marl . Jeffrey L. Mart A. McCABE “Mac”: HCC 1; Band Front 2, 3 J. McCREARY W. McCREARY “Goose” M. McHALE: FT A 2 C McKINNEY “Candy”: HCC 1;FTA 1; Reflections 2; Radio Newscast 3; Forensics 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3;Stage Band 2; RISE 2; Home. Dec. Com. 2, 3; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3 C. McKINNEY “Chris”: HCC 3-Rec. Sec ; Prom Com. 2 S. McNICHOL “Pickle”: S. Council 2;Chorus I, 2. 3; Mascot I, 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Sr. Priv. Board; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3 Arlene M. McCabe Jeffrey A. McCreary William F. McCreary Mary M. McHale Candace Ann McKinney Crystal Jean McKinney Susan Marie McNichol Tina Grace Mertz Bradley K. Michaels Barbara Ellen McWilliams Gregory Mershon B. McWILLIAMS “Barbie Doll”: FBLA 3; Band I; Band Front 1,2; Home. Float Com. 3; Prom Com. 2 (� . MERSHON “Greg”: Key Club 3 T. MERTZ: FBLA 3; FT A I, 2;S. Council 3 Cor. Sec.; Band Front 1, 2—Co-capL, 3-Co-capt., NHS 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Prom Com. 2 B. MICHAELS “Friend : Vocational; Prom Com. 2 Debra A. Mikolajczyk Debra Diane Miller I). MIKOLAJCZYK “Mike : Kail Play 1; Musical I; Cliecrleading 1, 2, 3; Ex. Board 3; Field Hockey 2;Softball I, 2. 3 I). MILLER “Deb”: Knv. Club 2; FBLA 3-Pres.; HCC 3; FT A 2, 3; Lance 2, 3 K. MILLFK “Mill : Vocational B. MINNIKR “Ears Minnier : Wrestling I. 2 M. MONAOHAN: Knv. Club 3; Int. Basketball 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3; linn. Officer I; Basketball I; Prom Com. 2 K. MOORE: Int. Basketball 2, 3; Boys' Keystone State 2; Ex. Board 2, 3; Hrm. Officer 2 L MOORE: FT A 2, 3; Hrm. Officer 2;CEC 2, 3 S. MOORE: Vocational A. MORRISON “Al : Key Club 2, 3; Int. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Rifle Club 3 Kenneth D. Miller Barry R. Minnier Mark Monaghan Albert D. Morrison III L MORTON: S. Council I, 2;Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Horae Float Com- 2; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Sr. Priv. hoard; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3; Claw Officer I Trea� .; FBLA 3 D. MOYER Lynn Beth Morton Debra Anne Moyer J. MOYER “Chick”: Musical 2; Cheerleader I, 2, 3 Opt; Int. Volleyball 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3 K. MOYER “Mod”: Env. Club 3; Band 1. 2; Band Front 1, 2; Home. Float Com. 2; Home. Dec. Com. 3; May Day Com. I Mollie Gaye Moyer Penny Moyer Steven P. Moyer M. MOYER: FTA 1; S. Council 1; Musical 2;Cheerleader 1-Co-capt, 2-Co-capt, 3; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3;May Day Com. 1; Ex. Board I, 2, 3;Sr. Priv. Board; Prom Com. 2; Class Officer I-Sec., 2-Treas., 3 Treas.; Profile 3 P. MOYER “Punkinhead”: Env. Club 2; Forensics 2, 3; Musical 3; Band 1, 2, 3-Treas.; Susq. Valley Band 2; Spanish Chib 3;Jr. Academy of Sci. I, 3; Lay Advisory Board 3 S. MOYER “Shroyer”: Baseball 2, 3 K. MULL: Int. Basketball I, 2, 3;Football Manager 1, 2, 3 C. MUSSER “Chuck”: Musical 2, 3 139 Keith Alan Mull Charles M. Musser K. NALLY “Nals”: Ini. Basketball 3; Boys' Keystone Slate 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Sr. Priv. Board; Cross Country i. Manager 2. 3;Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball I; Mascot 3 A. NEFF “Andy : AVA I, 2, 3; FBLA 3. Lance 1, 2, 3; Fall Play 2; Spirit Club 3; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3; May Dav Com. 1, 2, 3; Hrm. Officer 3; Ex. Board 3; Prom Com. 2; Profile 3 K. NEIDIG “Chipper”: Lance 3; Band Front 1, 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Kelly Girls 3 S. NICHOLS “Carrottop”: Band Front 1 ;llome. Float Com. 3 C. NOLL: Reflections 2; Band Front 1, 2, 3-Co-capt.; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Ex. Board 3 R. O’NEILL “Rick”: Home. Float Com. 3; Wrestling 2, 3 D. OYSTER Kevin Michael Patrick Nally Andrew Phillip Neff Karen Lee Neidig Susan Elizabeth Nichols Cheryl Ann Noll Richard D. O'Neill Dawn M. Oyster E. OYSTER M. PAYNE “Tony”: Vocational D. PERSING “Deb”: FT A 1, 2, 3-Pres.: Home. Float Com. 2. 3; Sr. Priv. Board: CEC 2, 3; Prom Com. 2 T. PERSING “Terry”: Fall Play 2, 3; Musical 2; Chorus 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 3; Prom Com. 2; Home. Dec. Com. 1, 2, 3; Ex. Board 3 T. PETR ASK IE “Traskie”: FBLA 2: S. Council I, 2, 3-Treas.: Musical I: Band Front I C. PHILLIPS Flip”: FT A L 2: Lance 1. 2; S. Council 3; Forensics 2, 3; Fall Play 2; Musical 2; Band 1; Band Front 1, 2; Chorus 3—Student Director: Disl. Chorus 3; Lay Advisory Board 3; PGSA: Profile 3 Earl E. Oyster, Jr. Michael John Payne Debra L Persing Teresa Anne Persing “And then after that . . . 141 Carolyn L. Phillips L PHILLIPS “Phil : CEC 3; Rifle Club 3 M. PURAS “Murr” C KABHCK (1 RAKER: Vocational L. RAKER: Vorational Ini. Basketball I, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3 T. BALL “Beak”: S. Council I, 2, 3; Int. Basketball 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Prom Com. 2: Wrestling I C. RANCK “Chet” Laura R. Phillips Mary Ann Puras Craig A. Rabuck Carl E. Raker Larry Raker Thomas Bernard Rail Chester L. Ranck Maryrose Rebuck Debbie Lynne Reed David Irvin Rebuck Karen Beth Rebuck I). REBUCK “Dave”: Football I, 2, 3; Rifle Club 3 K. REBUCK: FBLA I. 2, 3; Fall Play I; Home. Float Com. 3; Kelly Girls 3;CEC I, 2-Treas3;S. Council 2 M. REBUCK “Mary”: IICC I, 2, 3-V.P.; Int. Tennis 2; Int. Volleyball 2; Hrm. Officer 2; Ex. Board 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Profile 3 D. REED “Deb”: IICC 1, 2, 3; Lance 2; Band Front 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; CEC 2, 3; Prom Com. 2; Rifle Club 3 Allen Eugene Reich Cathy Lynn Reichenbach Tammy Lynn Reitz L. REED “Half Pint : Home. Float Com. 3: Bowling L 2 R. REED “Willis : Mom� -. Float Com. 3; Home. Dec. Com. 2; Basketball I, 2, 3; Football I B. REGGIA “Bren : FBLA 2, 3; Library I; Lance 3; Band Front I, 2; NIIS 2, 3: Home. Float Com. 2. 3; lirm. Officer 2; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Ex. Board 2. 3; Kelly Girls 3; Sr. Priv. Board E. REICH. Vocational C. REICHENBACH: S. Council I, 3; Home. Float Com. 3 Debbie Kay Renn Douglas S. Renn T. REITZ: FBLA 3;CEC 2. 3 I). RENN: S. Council 3-Rec. Sec.;Cheerleading L 2; Mascot 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3 D. RENN “Doug S. RICHIE Sherry : HCC 2. 3;CEC I; FHA 1 II. RIEGEL “Beagle”: Vocational Sharon Kay Richie Hoy Alex Riegel G. RIEHL “Gem”: Vocational; Chorus 2, 3 K. RIGGS “Kris”: Chorus 1, 2, 3 J. R1LAND: French Club 3 J. RINE “Coach”: Key Club 2. 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3 R. RITCHIE “Beck ”: Lance 1, 2;S. Council 3; Forensics 2; Band Front 1, 2; Home. Float Com. 2. 3;Sr. Priv. Board S. RITCHIE: Vocational M. ROSS “Myrtle the Turtle”: FBLA 3; Library Club 3;Spirit Club 3; CEC 2 P. ROSS “Pam”: IICC I; FT A 2; Lance I, 2, 3; Radio Newscast 3; School Store 3; S. Council 1.2; Forensics 1, 2. 3; Chorus 3; Rifle Club 3 Rebecca Louise Ritchie Steven Ritchie Myrtle Jean Ross Pamela J ane Ross K. ROSS: Rifle Club 3 I). ROTH “Duck”: Vocational; S. Council I; Musical 1;NHS2, 3 J. ROTH “Jim”: Wrestling I. 2, 3-Tri-capt.; Football I. 3; Baseball I, 2, 3 C. ROWE “Cindy”: FT A P. ROWE “Krip”: BasketbaU I I). RliBENDALL “Scrub”: Env. Club 3 S. RIJDY Rud”: Vocational; Hnn. Officer 2 D. SAVIDGE “Swell”: Int. Basketball I. 2 R. SAVIDGE “Bob”: Football I Roy R. Ross Dawn Ixiuise Roth Janies Paul Roth Cynthia Ann Rowe Cynthia Jan Saxton Dane Franklin Saxton Patty Ia u Saxton C. SAXTON “Cindy : FT A I; Musical 2; Band I. 2, 3; Band Front 1, 2, 3; Jr. Academy of Sri. I. 3; RISK O. SAXTON: Home. Float Com. 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Baseball 2, 3 P. SAXTON: Band 1, 2; Band Front I, 2, 3;Susq. Valley Band 2; Home. Float Com. 2. 3; Prom Com. 2 T. SCHELLER “Tim : Basketball 1, 2. 3-Co-capt I). SCHLEIG: Vocational G. SC HOC v IN: Vocational; Basketball I. 2. 3 J. SCHREFFLER “Inky : S. Council i; Hrm. Officer 1, 2; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Track 2: Rifle Club 3; Basketball I. 2; Football Trainer I. 2, 3 A. SCULL IN FBLA 2, 3-V.P.; S. Council 2; Band Front I, 2; Home. Float Com. 2, 3; Hrm. Officer I. 2; Ex. Board I; Basketball I ;CSIU Student Forum 2, 3; Prom Com. 2 M. SEILER “Mel : Spirit Club 3; Field Hockey 1. 2, 3; Softball I, 2, 3 C. SENOSKI Timothy F. Scheller Daniel l e Schleig Gary Lee Scholvin Jeffrey Allen Schreffler Ann Elizabeth Scullin Melody Laine Seiler Cynthia I). Senoski M. (Collette Shingara Broderick James Shoemaker Randal l,ee Shroyer B. SHADE: Band Front 3;CEC 3; Prom Com. 2 J. SHAFFER: FBI.A 3; Band Front I, 2, 3;Home Float Com. 3; llrm. Officer 2; kelly Girls 3 M. SHINGARA “Mary”: S. Council I; Spirit Club l;Cheerlead- ing I; llrm. Officer I;Sr. Priv. Board;CEC 3; Softball I B. SHOEM AKER “Brick” R. SHROYER “Moose”: Lance 2, 3; Ini. Basketball 3 D. SHULTZ: Key Club 1, 2. 3; Bowling 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Rifle Club 1,2 David Kent Shultz Franklin R. Simpson Joe Anne Simpson No wonder the School Store is in the hole! John S. Sims Cheryl Ann Smcdley Karen E. Smeltz J. SIMS “Smiling John : Wrestling I C. SMEDLEY “Squirrel K. SMELTZ “Missy”: HCC 2, 3 Pres.; Musical I. 2;Choru 1, 2. 3—Sec.-Treas.; Cheericading I, 2, 3; Girls’ Keystone State 2; Home Float Com. 2; linn. Officer 2; Ex. Hoard 2, 3; CEC 3; Prom Com. 2 Chairman: Rifle Club 3; Profile 3 148 J. SMINK L SMITH: Int. Tenni 2; Bowling I P. SMITH “Jay” P. SNEE “Patty”: Lance 2, 3; S. Council 2, 3; Softball I; Ba kctball I, 2 Co-capl.;Class Officer 2-Sec.; Profile 3 John Thomas Smink I ori Smith Paul J. Smith Patricia Snee Cathy Snyder Charlotte Marie Snyder David Robert Snyder Jeffrey G. Snyder Martin Russell Snyder Roy Lee Snyder C. SNYDER: Chorus 1,2,3 C. SNYDER: S. Council I. 2, 3; Band Front I. 2, 3 Capt ; Home Float Com. 3; Prom Com. 2 I). SNYDER: Vocational J. SNYDER “Jeff': Fall Play I; Musical 2; Home. Dec. Com. 2, 3; May Day Com. 2: linn. Officer 2. 3 M SNYDER “Marly” R. SNYDER: Vocational 149 Susan Louise Snyder S. SNYDER “Sue”: Band Front 2; Kelly Girls 3 T. SNYDER “Tom” T. SNYDER Bubbles”: Chorus 3 W. SNYDER Beauty”: Golf L 2. 3;Bowling I, 2 W. SNYDER “Beav”: Vocational Jeffrey L. Sobol Janies A. Souder J. SOBOL “Jeff’ J. SOUDKK: Vocational G. STAHL: Vocational J. STAHL Jel : HCC I, 2; Lance 2, 3; Musical 2; Band Front I, 2; Int. Tenni� 2;Chorus 1. 2. 3; Bowling 3; Kifle Club 3 George W. Stahl Jr. Jeanette Florence Stahl Alice Elizabeth Steiner! Robert J. Stover A. STEINERT “AT: HCC 3; Library Club 1,2, 3; Kelly Girls 3; Student Court 2; Prom Com. 2; Fall Play 1, 2, 3; Musical 1, 2 R. STOVER “Smokey” W. STRAUB: Vocational J. STRECK “Jodi”: FBLA 3; FTA 3, Band Front 1, 2; Home. Float Com. 3: Hrm. Officer 2;Sr. Priv. Board J. STROUSE C STUCK “Char”: FBLA 3; FTA 3; Home. Float Com. 2 William D. Straub II Joelle Leann Streck 151 James D. St rouse Charlene Stuck C. SWINEFORD: Vocational: Cross Country I K. TEMPLE “Kimmy Sue”- S. Council I. 2, 3; Fall Pla 2; Hand Front I. 2, 3-Co-capt.: Home. Float Com. 3; Ex. Board 2; Kelly Girls 3 Craig Edward Swineford Kim Suzanne Temple S. THURSTON “Weevil W. TROXELL “Bill : Lance 2. 3; NHS 2, 3; Profile 3 W. TYREBYTER “Billy Jo”: Transmission taster Club I, 2, 3 Asst. Bookkeeper: Profile 3; Glee Club I. 2. 3; Basket weaving I, 2; Adv. Basketweaving 3 A. UMBENHOWER “Annie”: FBI.A 3; Library Club I. 2, 3; Prom Com. 2: Fall Pla I, 2, 3; Musical I. 2 J. VANKIRK: Basketball I T. VANKIRK “Vanny”: FT A 2; Softball I; Prom Com. 2 Steven C. Thurston William James Troxell William Joseph Tyrebyter Ann Marie Umbenhower Jean Louise VanKirk Tina Frances Vankirk P. ILLANUEYA CH. “Pal : Chorus 3; French Club 3;Spanish Club 3 I). WAGNER: Vocational L WAGNER “Waggie”: School Store 3; Ini. Tennis 2;Chorus I. 3; NIIS 2, 3 T. WAGNER “Wag”: Vocational C. WALBURN “Abba”: Vocational k. WALBURN: VocahonaJ C. WALTER: Vocational R. WALTZ “Bob”: NIIS 2, 3; Home. Float Com. 2; linn. Officer l, 2; Ex. Board I, 2, 3; Wresiling I, 2, 3; Football I. 2. 3; Prom Com. 2 Patricia V illanueva Daniel Wagner Linda lx u Wagner Terry l ee Wagner W. WALTZ: linn. Officer 2; Lx. Hoard 3; Soil ball I, 2; Prom Com. 2; Rifle Club 3 k. WEIR “Smiley : Ini. Basketball 3 J. WE RES “Sieve : Home. Float Com. 2, 3; I Arm. Officer 2; Baseball 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Prom Com. 2 M. WERES “Toad : Vocational; Lanee 3; Badio Newscast 3; Fall Play 3: Musical 2; Howling 3 M. WEST: Fall Play I: Musical I. 2; Hand Front 3; Ex. Hoard 3; CEC 3: Prom Com. 2 S. WESTRA “Sandy : S. Council I. 2. 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3 R. WETZEL “Dick : S. Council 3; Home. Float Com. 2. 3; Home. Dec. Com. 3; Ex. Hoard 2; Sr. Priv. Hoard; Basketball Manager 2. 3; Prom Com. 2 Chairman; Class Officer I V.P.; Profile 3: linn. Officer 2 A. WHIPPLE “Stork 154 Paul L Whitmer Cheryl Jalane Williams Darcey Ann Whitman That party last Friday night k. WHIPPLE “Whip”: Vocational S. WIHTENIGIIT: Vocational I). WlfllTM AN: CKC 3; Prom Com. 2 P. WHITMER “Twit : Vocational C. WILLIAMS “Eve : FTA I, 3; S. Council 3; Musical 2: Hand I, 2—Sec.; Prom Com. 2 S. WILLIAMS “Tiny”: Vocational: Wrolling 1.2, 3 k. WOLFE “Skecler” K. WOLFF “Egg : Ex. Hoard 3; Wrestling I, 2. 3-Tri-capt.; Football 1, 2, 3-Tri-capl. C. WYNN ‘Winnie : I HI. V 2, 3: FTA I, 2. 3; Lance 2; Hand Front I. 2, 3; kelly Cirls 3;CEC 2, 3 Steven E. Williams Keith Allen Wolfe Ronald Ixr Wolfe Cindy Lu Wynn Kevin Joseph Yalch Cynthia Louise Yeager Richard Yost K. YALCH “Em” C YEAGER “Cindy”: Band Front I, 2 R. YOST B. YOST “Tardy” C. YOUNG “Cath” D. YOUNG “Dr. F Prom Com. 2 I). YOUNG D. ZELLERS “Deb” J. ZERBE R- ZERBE Diane Young Jeffrey Scott Zerbe Dean William Young Debra I ee Zellers Roxann Zerbe J. BOYER I). FASOLD B. (JARMAN: Prom (Join. 2: Home Float Com. 3; Home Dec. Com. 3; Env. Club 3 I). REICNER The following seniors' pictures do not appear: Dave M. Aurand “Bozo” Steve Bowen Flounder”: Vocational. Prom Com. 2 Daniel Buttcrbaugh: Vocational Marvin Wesley Camplx-ll. Jr. Kathleen R. Frits Deano” Ken L. Frye: Football 1; Prom Com. 2; Home. Float Com. 3; Home. Dec. (Join. 3 Karen Kcmberling Edward F. Koveleskie: Key Club 1,2 Keith l ewis Marshall Charles Newman “Snap”: S. Council 1; Basketball I. 2, 3; Bowling I, 2. 3 Randy Fred Osman “Fred” Bill S. Rauch Rauchic” Brian P. (Jarman Debbie Reigner Robert Reed “B.B.”: Vocational John Rudy: Vocational Thomas (J. Snyder “Tom” Jackie Williams Little W illey”: Vocational •- J uanila Boyer David Fasold Each of us became more than just a face in the crowd. 157 PROFILE Front: R. Ballets, I). Duke. M. Moyer. I,. Kniss C. McKinney, J. Moyrr, T. Jones, R. Wetzel, S. Campbell. Rear: S. Deitrick. I . Snee. I), (look “Let's park this up and gel out of here.' The publication of a yearbook has never been easy. To simply turn out a yearbook, let alone create a good one. requires a great deal of effort and ereativity. A good yearbook is produced through a huge amount of both, plus a careful heightening and intermesliing of the abilities and personalities of those who work on it. This year’s “special thanks' go, if possible, to everyone. Together we achieved the blend necessary for a high-quality yearbook. Of course. Sabina, who was all that could be asked of an associate editor, and Candy, who dispensed mountains of painfully -constructed copy, and Deb, who squeezed assignments from a herd of photographers, did an excellent job of filling I lie “major roles; but every editor who compiled a section, and every staff member who laid out a page, and every “friend in the right place who covered an administrative problem, seemed this year to leave his own stamp on the fabrication of the 1975 Profile. At limes the chores were trivial but all members shared in the drudge work. And when it came down to creating, those involved merged ideas until the best possible solution was agreed upon. Through that effort, and through the initiative and originality of our staff of editors I feel we have pro- duced an outstanding year- liook. The experience was a deeply personal one. as everyone became thor- oughly involved; we will re- member not only the work and the deadline crush, but also the friendships we formed by spending so much of our senior year together-conflicting and concurring. but always building. It is an experi- ence I am happy to have been a part of, and I thank all those who came togeth- er to make it possible. You know what I think of that idea? STAFF: J. Hunsicker. W. Troxell, (� . Kratzer, D. Baker, C. Phillips, I,. Morion, S. McNiehol “What's Ihr hurry? Thr dead- line's not 'til tomorrow and I already have Iwo prints done!” ‘‘Yeah, I'm not staying any more. Let's go to Car ini's. ' STAFF: J. Knoebel, B. Douglas. II. Broome. D. Kenstermacher ‘ ' ||'I -Mill . .!■_•. r pholoiir.iph.T .'' II « . — n. i II II.h! I.� ii I’. k-ip«i (kneclm :). I� « . -� k I) Giescn, B.J. Tyrcbyter, D. Albratdit. K. Coxe Profile Headquarters: How rould we fail with this kind of organization? “Can you believe they actually called this a yearbook?” STAFF: L). Conrad, P. Moyer, M. Baker, K. Smeltz, M. Rebuck EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Don Duke ASSOCIATE EDITOR—Sabina Deitrick BUSINESS MANAGER Steve Campbell COPY EDITOR—Candy McKinney PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORDebra Cook ACADEMICS EDITOR—Joyce Moyer ACTIVITIES EDITOR Mollie Moyer ART EDITOR Ralph Ballets SENIOR EDITOR- Patty Snee SPORTS EDITOR-Todd Jones THEME EDITOR-Lori Kniss UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Rick Wetzel ADVISOR Mr. Trevor Lewis “Who cares if Billy Joe Tyrebyter cleaned-up after the cast party 1. 2, 3? Send the dossiers to the CIA; we’re doing a yearbook!” The opening of the latest addition to our high school, the ShikeUamy Field House, com- pleted the new wing begun last year. The sever- al new classrooms and the cafeteria, enlarged the school and help to accomodate a fourth class, the ninth grade, for the first time this year. Another first for ShikeUamy was the adoption of a school flag, designed by senior Dehhic Mikolajczyk. These events—though less important than the accomplishments of individual students - are the landmarks for which our class, the (.lass of “75”, w ill he remembered. PATTY Nuestra Amiga Mexicana Son tanUis y tan buenas las experientias que he tenido durante mi estancia en Sliikellamy que nunca termieria de contarlas! There are so many good experiences that I have had here at Sliikellamy High School that 1 could never finish telling of them! I have learned a lot from everybody and from all the classes 1 have taken. 1 hope also that they have learned from me. Students and teachers are very nice and they have made my stay here very comfortable. I will have many memories to talk about when 1 go back to my country. Les deseo muy buena suerte, BONFIRE 74 The annual football game between Selinsgrove and Shik«‘llainy again generated the winning .spirit and fierce rivalry between the two schools. The bonfire, held the night before the game, showed to good effect the follow- ing evening-the Itravcs went victorious. “FOOTBALL FANTASY” Homecoming ’74 The gymnasium, converted into a “Football Fantasy for the 1974 Homecoming Assembly, was packed with the student body, faculty, administration, parents, and guests, with antici- pation of the outcome as to w hom our queen would he. First to enter in the processional was the Freshman representative, Jill Ulrich, escorted by Scott Karpinski. Fol- lowing them was the Sophomore representative, Tainme Moore and her escort Rob Martin. The Junior member of the court was Julie Shipe escorted by Tim lauvcr. The first Senior representative to enter was Helen Broome escorted by Tony Bonaventura. Second, Janell Fasold with her escort, Ron Wolfe and finally, Diane Marotto and her escort Todd Jones. Then came the moment everyone had been waiting for—the announcement . . . “And our 1974 Homecoming Queen is Janell Fasold. Janell was crowned and then presented with the game ball, flowers and gifts. Also, she was entertained by the Shikellamy Marching Braves. Diam Marotto and Richard Reed Helen Broome and Luther Culp Jill Ulrich and Scott Karpinski l am rue Moon and Richard Hanck Julie Shipe and Jim Snyder If a man does not keep pace Perhaps it is because 168 with his companions, he hears a different drummer. rl shall lx ti lliiii; this u ith a liifA Samewhere nyfes arul ogt� hence: fuw rtmds diverfted in a wood, and I— I took ( � • one lees traveled by. And that hns made oil the difference. - � t- .i —; -V . .- - ■ , - ' . - ' : _-' . •- .■ ■- . - •■ g£ ? • ■ . v • • — • . • - ' • ' . � J— rf i. � f J r- r • ; • ■ - • _ f ,v j . '•' . '. ' ’;• ; A : - V • • i V ■r r «� ' 1- ... . 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