Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

Class Poem Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward Tomorrow is a path I've yet to choose. It's a chance I've yet to take, It's all the talent I have yet to use Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward. Always just a step ahead of me It's the joy I've yet to know. The love I've yet to show, For it's the person I have yet to be Author Unknown Class Motto To the past we hold memories. For the present we live To the future we seek our dreams. Submitted by Annette Arford Class Don't Stop lust a small town girl, livin' in a lonely world She took the midnight train goin' anywhere lust a city boy, born and raised in South Detroit He took the midnight train goin' anywhere ... A singer in a smokey room, the smell of wine and cheap perfume For a smile they can share the night It goes on and on and on and on . Strangers waiting, up and down the boulevard Their shadows searching the night Streetlight people, living just to find emotion Hiding, somewhere in the night 2 Song Believin by Rod Stewart Working hard to get my till Everybody wants a thrill Payin' anything to roll the dice. Just one more time Some will win, some will lose Some were born to sing the blues Oh, the movie never ends It goes on and on and on and on Don't stop believin Hold on the feelin' Streetlight people Class Flower Red Rose and Baby's Breath Class Colors Maroon and Cream 3 4 Cherryl Ann Beard Dale Anthony Bedsole Parish M. Benchoff Sharon Lee Berger Phillip Randall Blalock Darryl L. Blickenstaff Julie Ann Boward Kimberly Lynn Brady Alison Ann Brant Maria Ann Bresette John Myers Brewer Damian L. Broussard Joni Yvonne Brown Rhonda Kay Brown Rosemarie Brown lames Garrett Byler Sandra Lynn Carr Lisa Ann Cline i .A Molly lean Cline Stephen Todd Coleman Lori Lee Concovia Jeffrey Allen Craig 6 Gary Wayne Davis Jeffrey Allan Day Christopher Robert Decker! Donna T DeLaCruz Kenneth DeLauter, |r. loni Lynne Dillon Levinchi Larosa Dingle Anne Carol Duffey Richard Leroy Eaton William Harrison Elliott Cheryl Renee Ferguson Frank William Ferro Michael Duane Flook Marcie Anne Frusher Jenny May Gardenour Starla Mary Gaver Randy Lee Gift Amy Kay Godlove Bradley lay Graybill Ronald W. Graybill Sabina Grimm William L. Grove III Grant Duane Gudgeon Stacy Lynn Hammond Janine G. Harbaugh Tina M. Hardman 8 Kathy Virginia Harp Brenda Lee Harpster Lorena D. Hawbaker Kevin Walter Hawse Daphne Lynn Henesy Holly Sue Henry Rhonda Denise Henry Gary Wayne Hessong Kristine Hierstetter Billie Jo Himes Gregory L. Heiston Dawn Renee Hoffman Patrick A. Hogbin James Brian Hovis Tina Marie Hovis Lantz Ray Keefer Karen Sue Keister 10 Leo Layne Kendrick lames Franklin Kercheval Rebecca liene Kittel Cody Wade Kline David Raymond Kline Diann Sue Kline Joyce Lynn Kline Kimberly Dawn Kline Penny Ellen Kline Tamra Lynn Koenig Susan Lynne Kuhn Catherine E. Landreth Joni B. Langley Laurie Ann Law Stephen Eugene Leatherman 11 Steven Keller Lewis David Allan Line Darrin A. Lynn Irvin Daniel Martin Ruth Marie McCraw Rebecca Lynn McCamey Teresa). McCleary Anthony Maxwell McLean Michael Todd McNairn Jennifer Lynn McWhirt Valen Rudolph Meadows Anthony Eric Metzger Kelly Marie Moats Rhonda Mountain Terry Lynn Murray Roger Charles Myerly Michael Preston Myers Kerry Lynn Parks Tracy Lee Parks Karen Marie Paulsgrove Tony Eugene Pepple Richard Gary Needy Michele Renee Obitts Alicia Eileen Oiler Todd William Oyster Ronald Scott Phillips Steven A. Pitsnogle Lisa Marie Poole John Powell Christine M. Prorock Brenda K. Reese Derik Lynn Rice Valerie A. Ridenour Kermit Ralph Riffle John Michael Rinehart lane Ellen Rishell Kevin C Robertson 14 Landis Clay Rohrer •t. Thomas Dirk Schultz Kathryn Linnea Shaw Michael Spencer Ross Darren Scott Rudolph Melissa M. Rumbaugh Elizabeth I Scheeley Kathy Lynne Shifflett Michael D. Shockey Virgil Brown Shockey Michael Eugene Shoop Cynthia Elaine Stansberry Krista Lynn Stockslager Deanna Lynn Stoner Sherry Dawn Stratton Larry Dean Strite Tony Lee Thacker Brenda Lee Tracey Darren D Trovinger Michele Ungvarsky Christine Lee Volcjak Jeffrey Alan Warren Daryl Andrew Warrenfeltz Julie Kaye Warrenfeltz Kathleen E. Waters Darren Wayne Weaver Carol Ann Wills Rhonda K. Wolfe Melissa R. Woodall )ere Paul Woolcock Not Pictured: David Nicolas Adosci, David Wayne Bowders, leffrey Tyrone Calhoun, William Deatrich, Perry Estes, Janelle Ferguson, Donald Edward Frick, Mark Fox, Nancy Hilden, Mark Lee Kershner, William Koenig, Robin Linton, Wendy Leigh Mayes, Lisa Ann McCleaf, David Lee McSherry, Markus T. Schwarz, Debbie Kay Michael Smith, Joseph James Stoeber II 18 Julianne L. Wyant Raymond A. Klinger Advisor Comments on Senior Class A Senior class advisor's remarks might well be titled “The Agony and the Ecstasy . As advisor for the class of '83, I have felt both. I have known: Laughter in the enjoyment of being with some of the finest students I have ever known; Elation when our financial goals were met through kit sales, concession stands, car washes, bake sales, sausage and cheese sales and sales of sweatshirts; Ordeal of dozens of cash transmittal forms preceded by collecting and counting of money, the careful ac- counting for all expenditures, and the organization nec- essary for the responsibilities that had to be assumed in order to accomplish our goals; Pride on prom night when I looked out on Caesar's Palace , a beautiful fulfillment of the dreams of a super chairman and hardworking Prom Committee; Association with class officers and class members who are courteous, helpful, and full of the vitality which youth enjoy the most; Recognition given for the myriad talents of the Senior class in the local, state, and national levels in varied scho- lastic and extra-curricular activities; Distinction which has been brought to Smithsburg High School by our many individual students and their organizations; Sorrow in serious injuries which have befallen several class members; success in frequently winning the spirit stick and delight in the sight of the Leopard paw sweat- shirts. I'd like to conclude by quoting the last lines of my class song of 1942: Our high school spirit Our high school friends Will reach as far as the Earth extends Though we travel far and near Our hearts will stay here My love to all of you, Gladys Baughman Class Advisor: Mrs. Gladys Baughman Class Officers: Row 1: Rhonda Brown — Secretary; Alicia Oiler — Vice President; Row 2: Scott Weber — Presi- dent; Vince Dingle — Treasurer Homeroom Presidents: Row 1: Holly Henry, Billy Jo Himes. Row 2: Carol Wills, Scott Phillips, Rhonda Brown. Not Pictured: Perry Estes SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWNS Ray Klinger and Anne Duffey MOST TALKATIVE - Mike Babylon, Anne Duffey and Tony McLean MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vince Dingle and Rhonda Brown ' MOST MUSICAL — Danny Snurr and Jennifer McWhirl MOST STUDIOUS Vince Dingle and Sabina Grimm 23 BEST DRESSED — Scott Weber and Daphne Henesy BEST ALL-AROUND — Scott Weber and Jane Rishell 25 SPIRIT Terri and Kenny pose on Western day. Seniors Got That Spirit! S.H.S. is Extra Terrific! What's everyone looking at? Am I coming in loud and clear? 26 Jane Rishell On October 9,1982, Smithsburg High School held its annual home- coming ceremony and football game, with the Smithsburg Leop- ards hosting the Brunswick Rail- roaders. The princesses for the un- derclass were Junior Mary Winged, Sophomore Lori Weaver, Freshman Taryn Thrailkill. The Senior Class was represented by five prin- cesses, one of which was chosen as queen. The senior princesses were Jane Rishell, Cheryl Hebb, Bil- lie Jo Himes, Holly Henry, and Kerry Parks. Jane Rishell was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1982. Cheryl Hebb Crown Bearers and Flower Girl: Joe Mong, Candie Fisher, Darrin Roof HOMECOMING COURT: Taryn Thrailkill, Steve Shifflett, Mary Wingert, Kevin Myers, Holly Henry, Darren Weaver, Kerry Parks, Greg Heiston, Jane Rishell, Scott Phillips, Billie Jo Himes, Jimmy Kercheval, Cheryl Hebb, Frank Ferro, Lori Weaver, Eric Bender 29 Smithsburg vs. Brunswick Get ready, Go Leopards! Get set, Are these our parents The awaited moment. Go!! 30 31 33 Row 1: Dale Bedsole, Conservation; )ennifer McWhirt, T. V. Music Production; Donna DeLaCruz, Medicine; Alicia Oiler, Engineering; Cindy Stansberry, Veterinary Medicine; Julie Warrenfeltz, Interior Decorating; Bill Elliot, Chemical Engineering. Row 2: Chrissy Prorock, Medicine; Billie Jo Himes, Engineering; Cathy Landreth, Music Education; Sabina Grimm, Engineering; Amy Jackman, Law; Beckie Kittel, Sign Painting; and Joni Dillon, News Photography. Advisor; Mr. Edward Gift Fourteen seniors were chosen to participate in the Internship program this year. These students were selected by their grade point average, standardized test scores, and teacher assessment forms, which tell of a student's performance. In Internship, which lasts from early December through late May, students choose a career which interests them, and once a week spend a day with a professional in their chosen field of study. Mr. Ed- ward Gift advises the students in Internship. Push yourself until the end. But don't you ever give up on a dream. %6 Sabina Grimm with mentor: Imgo Joedicke Joni Dillon, mentor (not pictured): )oe Marschner Dale Bedsole with mentors: Phil Pannill, John Leaf and Sam Barnhart Beckie Kittel with mentor: Suzanne Ravgiala Cathy Landreth with mentor: Mrs. Margaret Moore 35 At SHS several students had the privilege of attending Hagerstown Junior College. Among the courses taken were: English Com- position, Introduction to Engineering Science, Business Organization and Management, Basic Photography, Accounting, Introduction to Data Processing, Reading and Study Skills, Intro- duction to Sociology and General Psychology. Row 1 Left to Right: Scott Weber, Nicole Bachtell, Tim Snook. Row 2 Left to Right: Joni Dillon, Kevin Robertson, Anne Duffey, Alison Brandt. Row 3 Left to Right: Chip Stoeber, Rhonda Brown. Not pictured: Mike Stanford. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Students and employers working in cooperation with each other Advisor Mr. Kalback Row 1 Left to Right: Cary Davis, Virgil Shockey, Grant Gudgeon. Row 2 Left to Right: Advisor Mr. Kalback, Brenda Reese, Dawn Stratton, Kevin Hause, )anelle Ferguson, Kelly Staley, Lance Keefer, Cindy Stansberry, Vernon Bayer. Row 3 Left to Right: Anita Bowman, Rhonda Mountain, Lori Concovia, Randy Gift, Brian Snurr, Jeff Day, Tina Hovis, Brenda Harpster, and Valerie Ridenhour. Pictured top right: Rhonda Mountain working at Deckers Market Center left: Grant Gudgeon working at Weis Market Center right: Vernon Bayer working at Ft. Richie Bottom right: Melissa Rumbaugh work- ing at Murphy's Mart Pictured top left: Gary Davis working at Quality T-shirt design Center left: Greg Heiston working at Sanders Market Center right: Annette Bowman working at Ft. Ritchie Bottom left: Brenda Harpster working at Rocky Ridge Market Seniors Prepare For Future Success At Vo-Tech John Brewer, Food Service Richard Eaton, Carpentry and Jim Hovis, Air Conditioning and Refrigera- Cabinetry tion Dave McSherry and Cody Kline, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Tony Pepple, Machine Trades II 40 Mike Shockey, Auto Mechanics Kelly Moats, Horticulture Pi l l; I )ohn Rinehart, Carpentry and Cabinetry Darren Weaver, Plumbing Mike Smith, Commercial Art Darrin Lynn, Horticulture STUDENTS CAPTURE VO-TECH AWARDS Smithsburg's graduating class at Vo- Tech received more awards than any pre- vious class. Receiving these awards were as follows: Parish Benchoff, nominee M. Eugene Mittel”; John Brewer, Perfect At- tendance; Jeff Craig, Electronics Advisory Comm. Award; Holly Henry, Muth and Mumma Dental Laboratory Award; Lor- ena Hawbaker, CSC Advisory Council Achievement; Pat Hogbin, Perfect Atten- dance; Darrin Linn, Horticulture Grower Award; FFA Foundation Project Awards; Mike Myers, Roy A. Danzer Award; Jim Hovis, CSC Advisory Council Achieve- ment Award; Todd Oyster, Landis Tool Company Award; Clay Rohrer, CSC Advi- sory Council Achievement Award, nomi- nee M. Eugene Mittel”; Estelle Smith, Practical Nursing; Larry Strite, nominee M. Eugene Mittel”, Stoddard Electronics Awards; Darren Trovinger, Perfect Atten- dance; Darren Weaver, Washington Co. Plumbers' Assistant Award. d1 Amy Godlove and Estelle Smith, Nursing David Line, Autobody Annette Bowman, Cosmetology Mike Shoop, Auto Mechanics Steve Pitsnogle, Welding Lisa Cline, Food Service Lorena Hawbaker, Commercial Art Todd Oyster, Machine Trades II Tracy Parks, Carpentry Parish Benchoff, Autobody Clay Rohrer, Machine Trades II Kathy Shaw, Commercial Art Rhonda Wolfe, Cosmetology Pat Hogbin, Electronics 43 Teresa McCleary, Food Service Roger Myerly, Machine Trades II Tony Metzger, Machine Trades II Teresa Smith and Brenda Tracey, Food Service Patty Bayer and Lisa McCleaf, Home Care Management Not Pictured: Mark Ancarrow, Machine Trades II Mark Fox, Welding Tina Hardman, Food Service Holly Henry, Dental Assisting Mary )ones, Printing Mike Myers, Sheet Metal 44 Darren Trovinger, Electronics Larry Strite and left Carig, Electronics 45 Mr. Gerald C. Hammond Success: Now And Forever There are many who look upon their own lives as being unsuccessful. These people believe they have never succeeded and believe they probably never will. These same persons look at others and believe they are always successful in whatever they strive to do. Success can be developed by anyone. Success can be achieved by you if you believe in yourself. Success is a state of mind just as failure is a state of mind. What you think and believe will determine success or failure. This school year has found abundant successes at Smithsburg High School. Through the academic program we have had more seniors achieve a 4.0000 or higher GPA than ever before in the history of the school, yet the enrollment is the lowest in ten years. Several of the athletic teams have achieved great successes through both the won loss records and champion- ships. Through the musical program one of our seniors achieved the title of All American with others succeeding in various other musical achievements. Our seniors through the Career Studies Center received 25% of the annual awards. Six other high schools collectively shared the other 75%. Each and every person, in some manner, achieves success. Reaching the end of your senior year even indicates an achievement. How we capitalize on our small successes determines the growth and development of our other successes. It takes little effort to achieve failure. It takes much hard work to achieve success. Remember, the dictionary is the only place where you will find that success comes before work. When you can think of yesterday without regret and of tomorrow without fear, you are on the road to success. If you wish success in life, make perseverance your closest friend, experience your wise counselor, caution your elder brother, and hope your guardian genius. Success if focusing the full power of all you are on what you have—a burning desire to achieve. Smithsburg Welcomes New Vice Principal Mr. John Ingersole Secretaries Mrs. Hazel Hayes, Mr. Ross Cunningham Guidance Counselors 47 Mrs. Carolyn Hershberger, Mrs. lolene Coss Mrs. Faye Eccard, Mrs. Hazel Morgan Diversified Occupations Mr. )on Kalback Media Specialist Mrs. )oAnn Miller AV Club Adv. Business Education Mrs. )oAnne Knode, Mr. Samuel Gordon Mr. Samuel Gordon Typing, Accounting Mrs. JoAnne Knode Shorthand, Accounting Office Practice F.B.L.A. Adv. Business English Nat. Honor Soc. Adv. Mrs. Shelley Lutz Typing, Shorthand Accounting 48 Mrs. Gladys Baughman Geometry, Math I Algebra II Trig. Business Math Senior Class Advisor Mr. Junior Michael Business Math Algebra, Math I II Ms. Lynn White Algebra II Trig. Math I Pre-Cal. Ms. Lori Spector Special Education Freshman Class Advisor Mathematics Row 1: Ms. Lynn White, Mrs. Julie Cauffman, Mrs. Gladys Baughman. Row 2: Mr. Junior Michael, Mr. Ralph Wyand, Mr. Tim Sullivan. Special Education Ms. Lori Spector, Ms. Robin Tritapoe Mrs. Julie Cauffman Elem. Algebra, Algebra Geometry, Basic Math Mr. Clyde Sullivan Calculus Pre-Cal. Consumer Math Mr. Ralph Wyand Elem. Algebra, Algebra Calculus Ms. Robin Tritapoe Special Education Junior Class Advisor Vocational Education Mr. Kenneth Baker Mr. Ralph Bolyard Mechanical Drawing Agriculture, FFA Advisor Mrs. Cora Anne Ferrara Row 1: Mrs. Cora Ann Ferrara Home Economics Row 2: Mr. Ralph Bolyard, Mr. Dirk Hoffman, Mr. Kenneth Baker Mr. Dirk Hoffman Cabinet Making Creative Arts 50 Mr. Harry Wacker, Mr. Will Craves Language Arts Row 1: Mrs. Barbara Rosenstock, Mrs. Suzanne Woodring Row 2: Mrs. Nancy Reedy-Bushey, Mrs. Lana Moore, Mr. Al Ritchick Ms. Beth Dundus, Ms. Virginia Magruder Ms. Beth Dundus English Newspaper Advisor Mrs. Cindy Bittner English Ms. Virginia Magruder English Mrs. Lana Moore English Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Nancy Reedy-Bushey Mr. Albert Ritchick English English Cheerleading Advisor All School Production Mrs. Barbara Rosenstock Mrs. Suzanne Woodring English English Student Council Advisor 51 Social Studies Row 1: Mr. Harold Price, Mrs. Beatrice Robinette, Mr. Ed Gift. Row 2: Mr. Eugene Ebersole, Mr. Lee Woodring. Mr. Eugene Ebersole History, Athl. Dir. Var. Basketball Coach Mr. Ed Gift Psychology, History Mr. Harold Price Contemporary Issues Languages Mrs. )amie Pad, Mrs. Tootie Godlove-Ridenour, Ms. Virginia Ma- gruder. Mrs. Tootie Godlove-Ridenour Latin Latin Club Advisor Mrs. Beatrice Robinette Contemporary Issues Chorus Mr. Lee Woodring U. S. Studies Baseball Coach Ms. Virginia Magruder French French Club Advisor Mrs. Jamie Paci Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Sophomore Class Adv. Mrs. Sandra Graff Biology Mr. Samuel Houser Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Teresa Bachtell Phys. Ed. Softball Coach Mr. Carroll Reid Phys. Ed., Football Track Coach Science Row 1: Mr. Earl Robertson, Mrs. Sandra Graff. Row 2: Mr. Kenneth Ray, Mr. Samuel Houser, Mr. Charles Whitt. Mr. Earl Robertson Biology Adv. Biology Mr. Charles Whitt Intro, to Biology, IPS J.V. Basketball Coach Mr. Kenneth Ray Physical Science Earth Science Physical Education Mr. Donald Stoner, Mrs. Teresa Bachtell, Mr. Carroll Reid 53 Cafeteria Workers Row 1: Sandy Kline, Cheryl Brown, Norma Yellott, Manager; Mary Heefner, )udy Taylor. Row 2: Mary Wivell, Ruth Shank, Nelly Catts, Margaret Keller, Pearl Mallory, Shirley Grossnickle, Darlene Beachley, Marie Punt. Custodians Richard Stouffer, Judy Rohrer, Bill Hahn. Not Pictured: Frank Kerns, Bill Collins, Dennis Manspeaker. 54 55 Row 1: Damon Huntzberry, Clay Rohrer, Todd McNairn, Todd Oyster, Tony McLean, Bill Grove, Mike Flook, Kerry Spangler, Scott Weber. Row 2: Gary Hessong, Jeff Warren, Jim Hovis, Daryl Warrenfeltz, Steve Leatherman, Joe Aruta, Chris Decked, Valen Meadows. Row 3: Jeff Sigler, Steve Chaney, Ian Newman, Ron Eyler, Mike Hahn, Scott Plank, Bill Lemons, John Wiedeman. Row 4: Chuck Miles, Craig Harshman, Mike Yorke, Rick Bachtell, John Carnahan, John Snyder, Tony Alexander, Phil Nussear. Not pictured: James Cagle, Mike Ferrara, Ned Escobar. Varsity Coaches: Larry Shuemaker; Buddy Orndorff; Head Coach, Carroll Reid. Ml. Hebron N. Carroll Catoctin Linganore Brunswick _.2town lliamsport Waikersvjlr ' bn SHSOPP 0 10 19 .i Statisticians: Row 1: Jenny Cardenhour, Laurie Grier, Beckie Kittel, Row 2: Debbie McDougal, Carla Aruta, Kelly Hogbin, Sandy Carr, Not pictured: Chris Volcjak. Orndorff gives instructions. Running for a touchdown Punting with perfection Varsity Leopards take it to the field Looking for a break through Let's run drive 36. The 1982-83 Varsity football season opened with a game against Mt. Hebron. The Leopards had a rough start; they played good football, but fell short on the scoreboard for their first five gardes. Home- coming came to S.H.S. and the Leopards faced another loss to the Railroaders of Brunswick. The Leopards then went on the road to Williamsport and defeated the Wildcats by a score of 26-12. Coming home the next week the Cats took on the Eagles and came up a winner again, with a final score 7-0. The last game of the season was against our arch rivals, the Boonsboro Warriors. An S.H.S. victory was not to be as the Warriors won 10-6. Scott Weber Daryl Warrenfeltz Jeff Warren 58 Tony McLean Chris Deckert Clay Rohrer Kerry Spangler Bill Grove Gary Hessong Todd Oyster Jim Hovis Todd McNairn Mike Flook Damon Huntzberry Joe Aruta Steve Leatherman Valen Meadows First down We'll go on two. Defense gets tough. Handling with care Flying High Going for the Goal Leopards are always proud. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Left to Right: Julie Boward, Roxanne McAfee, Ruth McCraw, Jane Rishell, Carol Wills, Beth Salmon, Chris Costowski, Julie Sanders, Kim Updegraff. Not pictured: Betsy Schildt, Varsity Girls have Fantastic Season Set it up. Get it up and over. Reaching for a win. Do the bump. Total concentration The Leopard varsity volleyball team had a great season that opened with a win over St. Maria. For their second game, the Leop- ards traveled to Williamsport and faced a loss to the Wildcats 16-18, 11-15,9-15. The girls then got it together to win their next 6 games. The winning streak ended when the Wildcats traveled to Leopard country and took home another victory, as the Leopards fell short again 3-15, 9-15, 15-11, 16-14, 6-15. Winning the next 5 straight, the Leopards faced the Eagles in the region- al finals. The Leopards made a good show- ing, but lost to the Eagles. 62 Jane sets up the point. Carol drives for the save. Betsy bumps to Carol. Julie sets up the shot. Serving for a score Nice Form Go tor it, Betsy. 63 Julie Boward Jane Rishell Cross Country Coach: Mike Dingle Keyser Invitational SHS Placed 3rd 8oonsboro 2nd Williamsport 2nd Mercersburg jL Lm Walkersville 1st Middletown 2nd County 4th Regionals 4th State 5th 66 Row 1: Donna DeLaCruz, Denise DelaCruz. Row 2: Richard Hovermale, Kelly Hammond, Chrissy Prorock, Tesia Wiggins. Row 3: Michael Babylon, Mary Souders, Kelly Hogbin, Missy Reed, Stacy Ham- mond. Not pictured: Florence Brant, Susan Cunningham, Crystal Smith. Senior Members: Row 1: Donna DeLaCruz, Tesia Wiggins. Row 2: Stacy Hammond, Mike Babylon, Chrissy Prorock. Running with Determination Donna at her best Racing the clock Concentrating The Leopard Cross-Country Team had a good season. Hard practices and long hours paid off. Having only two boys on the team made it tough, but the boys did a good job. The girls' team placed high in all of their meets having a strong finish at the Keyser Invita- tional. 67 Row 1: Terry Taylor, Jeff Warren, Darren Weaver. Row 2: Steve Adams, Rick Wilson, Scott Phillips. Row 3: Dirk Schultz, Coach Eugene Ebersole, Daryl Warrenfeltz. Row 4: Vince Dingle, Greg McGuirk, )ere Woolcock. Varsity J.V. Statisticians: Left to Right: Kelly Hogbin, Carla Aruta. Varsity J.V. Statisticians: Left to Right: Laurie Grier, Beckie Kittle, Nicole Bachtell, Sandy Carr. SHS OPP Brunswick 82 61 South High 45 35 Catoctin 78 48 Walkersville 39 50 35 58 49 52 ? 55 C? 62 . _____ “ 57 WalkersVille '59 49 Brunswick 56 52 Bopn$fc)oro 60 57 Catoctin 88 50 Williamsport 73 57 Linganore 64 46 Goretti 62 71 N. Carroll 76 68 Williamsport 67 58 Middletown 70 63 Boonsboro 73 46 Middletown 62 58 F.S.K. 57 52 Hammond 45 59 South Hi Clear Hanley Hedges' F.S£ Clear Si. Middle! OWI Varsity Leopards Regional Champions Reaching for a score Shooting with style Preparing for the rebound Jumping for a win Up and over The Leopards opened up the season at home with three straight wins. The fourth game was on the road at Walkersville where the Leopards suffered their first loss. Coming back, the Leopards won their next two by. defeat- ing South and Clear Spring. The boys lost their next game to Hanley. Two games later the Cats lost again, this time to F.S.K. The Leopards won their next 6 games straight. Al- though the Leopards played a very exciting game at St. Maria Goretti, they fell short on the scoreboard. Finishing out the season, they won their next four. The Leopards entered the regional finals at Frederick and brought the regional crown home by defeating Middletown and F.S.K. The Leopards found themselves at College Park in the state finals. They lost in round one to the Hammond Gold- en Bears. Recovering on defense 69 Varsity Girls Row 1: Tesia Wiggins, Ruth McCraw, Brenda Hockensmith. Row 2: Clair Ford, Debbie McDougal, Pam Calhoun. Row 3: Nikki Schultz, Judy Stone, Betsy Schildt, Beth Salmon. Row 4: Carol Wills. Varsity and J.V. Statisticians: Jane Rishell, Julie Boward Stand Proud Coach R. Pellegrino Bruns' Ca Walken North St. Maria F.S.K. Brunswick Middletown Walkersville Williamsport Boonsboro ( atoctin South Linganore Williamsport South North N. Carroll Middletown Boonsboro '' CaY$ctinBH Owings Mills rSnow Hill Brooklyn Park Ruth McCraw Tesia Wiggins Betsy Schildt Carol Wills Carol looks for a play. Beth shoots for two.” Carol going for a rebound. Julie passes with perfection. Brenda busts through with confidence. Coach Pellegrino gives final instructions. Leopards are State Champs Ruth shows aggressive offense. Alright! We are 1. Betsy looks for two. Beth at her best. The girls team began the 1982 season with high hopes and key returning players such as Carol Wills, Ruth McCraw, and Betsy Schildt. Starting on the right track under the direction of new head coach Rosemarie Palligrino and assistant coach Rick Schultz, the girls had big wins over opponents such as Catoc- tin. North, F.S.K., and Middletown. Midway through the sea- son the only two undefeated teams in the county met for a showdown. On January 20, in front of the biggest crowd to date, in the Smithsburg High Gymnasium, the girls suffered their first loss to Williamsport High School Wildcats. After another disappointing loss to Boonsboro, they soon pulled together and returned to their winning ways! Ending the regu- lar season with a 16-4 record, the girls headed for the Regional Tournament ready to win. And win they did. Rolling over their opponents, Catoctin and Owings Mill (formerly 18-1) in the semifinals and finals, the Lady Leopards were now more than ready to return to the State Tournament for the 6th straight year. As the underdogs, the girls were to face Snow Hill in the Semi-Finals. Playing their best game of the year, the girls won the exciting and suspense filled game 57-51. The final was a rematch of the last year's two final teams. So with a one point, bitter loss fresh in their minds, the Lady Leopards won their 3rd State Championship Title by a score of 64-46. Leopards Take it to the Mat Row 1: Colby Oiler, Robbie Pardue, Scott Plank, Eric Bender, Steve Shifflett. Row 2: Ron Eyler, Brian Concovia, Matt Sullivan, John Synder, Mark Hettenhouser, Mark Bryan. Belella, Tracy Ronzo, Head Coach: )oe Dietrich Assistant Coach: Skip Michalowski Statisticians: Left to Right — Dee Snodderly, Carla Cheryl Barber, Chris Volcjak Getting a good hold Roll Em' over pin Em' flat. Pushing for a win Pinning for states SHS Jefferson T Thomas Johnson L Mercersburg L Linganore W Jefferson L F. S. K. L SHS M. S. D. L Musselman W Berkley Springs L South L Williamsport L Frederick L Congratulations for stale showing: John Synder, Eri Bender, Mark Bryan. John wins big. 77 Leopard Sluggers Have Great Season Row 1: Mark Hettenhouser, Tom Moser, Dwayne Kendle, Darren Roof, Eric Bender, Mike Hahn, and Ryan Sanders. Row 2: Jamie Kline, Phil Nussear, Damon Huntzberry, Ronnie Sanders, Ronnie Eyler, Terry Taylor, Joe Barnes, and Matt Ridenour. Row 3: Scott Plank, Tim Teach, Darren Weaver, Joe Aruta, Daryl Warrenfeltz, Steve Leatherman, Todd McNairn, Greg Heiston, David Good, Sean Pugh, and Scott Crum. Head Coach: Lee Woodring Assistant Coach: Lynn Harshman SHS F.S.K. 7 St. Maria 15 Clear Spring .3 Boonsboro 2 Musseiman 15 Brunswick 10 WilliamsfX)rt 3 St. Maria Boonsboro 5 Clear Spring 5 Middletown 0 Middletown 5 Linganore 6 Catoctin 26 jpwalkersville 3 � BrunswickK ? 8 Williamsport Regionals sssr 7 Walkersville 5 That ball was hit! Statistician — Beckie Kittel )oe Aruta — Left Field—Pitcher Greg Heiston — Right Field Daryl Warrenfeltz Center Field —Pitcher Steve Leatherman 3rd Base Darren Weaver Short Stop—3rd Base Damon Huntzberry 2nd Base—Pitcher Ronnie shows good moves. DIT'ONING heat pumps MOD SERVICE EQUIP No action on 1st, Mark? Scott waits for a strike. Mike goes for home. The 1983 baseball team had a very successful season. They start- ed their season winning the first eight out of nine games. After the Leopards split a doubleheader with Middletown, they traveled to Ca- toctin to participate in a marathon baseball game where the Leopards outlasted the Cougars 26-20. The Leopards finished the season 12-5 as they rolled into the playoffs as the 2nd seated team. The season ended with a tough loss to Wal- kersville. Eric must have eaten his Wheaties. 81 Row 1: Sandra Grove, Christy Eyler, Teresa McWhirt, Kelly Hammond, Karen Hudson. Row 2: Cathy Barron, Stacy Hammond, Traci Cianelli, Traci Bragunier, Alicia Oiler, Alison Brant, Roxanne McAfee. Row 3: Cheryl Barber, Terri Hart, Judy Stone, Nikki Schultz, Clair Ford, Tracey Linn, Stefanie Daniel. Statisticians (Not pictured): Sandy Akers, Yvette Stone, Dina Corsi, Lisa Lardizabal. Head Coach: Mrs. Teresa Bachtell (at right). Assistant Coach: Mrs. Susan Cianelli (at left). Coach Bachtell gives last minute instructions. St.. Maria ;jj $ 5boro Williamsport |rMusselman Middletown Clear Spring Linganore Catoctin Ikersville ioi ■r?i2 jdm 22-7 24-9 11 1 Girls do well with New Coach Going for an out. Christy tries to outrun the throw. STRIKE! Catching a high fly. Seniors: Alison Brant, Stacy Hammond, Alicia Oiler. Roxanne gets the out. Stefanie winds up for the pitch. Row 1: Mike Bowman, David Wagaman, William Lemons, Rick Bachtell, John Carnahan, Mark Ancarrow, Mike Myers. Row 2: Dan Rishell, Brian Hollister, Kenny Davidson, Rick Willson, Steve Shifflett, Richard Hovermale, Ion Decked. Row 3: Nick Smith, Todd Murray, Tony McLean, Jeff Craig, Jeff Sigler, Levi Frusher. Row 4: Tony McGraw, Mike Flook, Robby Orndorff, Greg McGuirk, )im Wagner, Louis Diaz. Coach Reid Coach Orndorff Row 1: Ellen Miklau, Missy Seilhamer, Sue Shryock, Debbie Warren, Barbara Gouff. Row 2: Sue Button, Missy Reed, Sue Young, Mary Souders, Susan Cunningham, Shelly Wolfe. Row 3: )oni Langley, Rishele Scott, Chris Gostawski, Kim Updegraff, Beth Starliper, Denise DeLaCruz, Mindy Riggs, Julie Sanders. Row 4: Jane Rishell, Tesia Wiggins, Ruth McCraw, Julie Boward, Donna DeLaCruz, Cathy Landreth, Beth Jocobson, Chris Prorock. Girls and Boys Track SENIORS: Left to Right: Mike Flook, Mark Ancarrow, Jeff Craig, Tony McLean, Mike Myers. SENIORS: Row 1: Ruth McCraw, Jane Rishell, Julie Boward, Donna DeLaCruz, Cathy Landreth. Row 2: Joni Langley, Tesia Wiggins, Chris Prorock. Missy sets meet record. Rishele makes high jumping look easy. Mindy's ready to run. lane's ready for the start. Jimmy clears the hurdle. )oni clears it with ease. Missy finished in style. c H E V E A R R L S E I A T D Y E Left to Right: Karen Mongan, Holly Henry, Joni Langley, Annette Arford, Cheryl Hebb, Cherryl Beard, Sandy Frazer, Terri Hart, Kathy Waters, Mary Winged, Karen Paulsgrove, F) Ellen Miklau. fx s Cheerleading Advisor: Nancy Reedy Bushey 87 Holly Henry Joni Langley Karen Paulsgrove 89 Cold weather never stopped Karen. Calm down, Sandy! Karen gets a lift from Cherry I. Homecoming spirit hits S.H.S. Are you praying, |oni? Arms straight, Terri. 91 Juniors, You Just Need To Go The Distance That's All You Need To Be Free .. . Homeroom Presidents: Row 1: Jan Myers, Polly Ridenour Row 2: Nikki Schultz, Doreen Frick Row 3: John Wiedeman. Class Officers: Front to Back: Ellen Miklau, Sec., Mary Wingert, Pres., Clair Ford, Treas., Beth Salmon, Vice-Pres. Juniors Get New Advisor Junior Class Advisor: Miss Robin Tritapoe Along with teaching for her first year, Robin Tritapoe has also bravely taken on the big re- sponsibility of being the new junior class advisor. She really enjoys being the advisor because it gives her a chance to meet and work with the students. When Miss Tritapoe was asked how she felt about the junior class students she has been working with, she replied: I feel that there is more spirit present in the junior class than in any other class. These kids are really hard work- ers. They're not afraid to work. They are very supportive when it comes to sales. The fund raisers they have held include: selling Christmas Balls, Stationery, Popcorn, Curiosity Kits, Spices, and Cheese and Sausage. Right now the junior class has over $4,000.00. They plan to raise more money to add to their treasury for the prom and class trip. Miss Tritapoe certainly has her work cut out for her. The Class of ”84 is looking forward to working with her. Tony Alexander Carla Aruta Rick Bachtell Valerie Bailey Chris Amos John Baker Karen Baker 93 Lisa Benchoff Tracy Benchoff Who ya looking at Sandy? Karen Boward Jody Brewer lames Briley Jeff Boyer Dean Bromley 94 Boyer, a sex symbol? John Carlson Steve Chaney John Carnahan k Darrell Chinn Jerome Carter Samuel Cool Frank Corsi Judi Crone Mike Cunningham Kelli Deal Tim Deal Sharon Dickinson Tammy Dingle George Dunbar My face is gonna crack! 95 Lisa Ebersole Gina Edwards Becky Elliott Bonnie Embly Gossiping in the library Mike Ferrara Clair Ford Rhonda Evans Kammy Ferguson Kelly Fraley : Sandy Frazer Doreen Frick Andy Fulghum Mitch Gardenhour Kurtis Gardner Mark Gardner Matt Gladhill Nita Gorman Harry Gouff Chris Gostowski 96 Laurie Grier Larry Grimm Anna-Karin Gronkvist Michael Hahn Laura Haislet Kelly Hammond Craig Harshman Terri Hart Brian Hammond Kenny Hamel Kathy Hastings J Tina Hathcock Kelly Hogbin Natalie Huff Wendy )essop Nobody told me that art was so messy. Lori Kendall -. Missy )ones Gene Kelley Greg Kendall 97 Kim Kerns Jeff Cline Lisa Kuhn An average day on the range Chris Martin Roxanne McAfee Lauren McGuirk Doug McKay William Lemons Wendy McGovern Tim McCleaf Debbie McDougal Chuck Miles Ellen Miklau Kirk Miller Carolyn Minnick 98 Reach out and claw someone. Karen Mongan Kevin Myers Doug Monninger Mark Myers Cenny Oliver Robin Naylor Scott Plank Randy Plume Lois Pryor Todd Pryor 4 Boy, I know I'm gonna fail this test! Gretchen Porter Dwight Pryor 99 Lynne Royer Karen Sadler Beth Salmon Ronnie Sanders Deanna Schooler Nikki Schultz Teresa Seilhamer Julie Shanholtz Ruth Shank Bill Sharpe Steven Shatzer Jeff Sigler John Sinner Cathy Sipes Becki Smith Denise Smith Kathy Smith Mike Smith Sherry Smith Tammy Smith John Snyder David Staley Judy Stone Sharon Stevens Brad Stottlemyer Donna Stottlemyer Lisa Stottlemyer Alexandra Strauss Jon Sundstrom Terry Taylor Cindy Thomas Michael Warner Anna Verdier Jim Wagner Kim Warrenfeltz Melinda Weakland 102 Veronica Winowiski Juniors getting rowdy Carol Wolfe This is Howard Cosell, and Brends is at it again! Not Pictured: Line Brous, Gary Cline, Barry Flood, Courtney Garnand, Jon Grimm, Phil Harden, Gary Jones, Judy Jones, Michael Jones, Marc Lasch, Caroline Leatherman, Alexander Poffenberger, Sue Pryor, Liz Riffle, Marcus Schwartz, Danny Smith, Ricky Smith, Bret Sprecher, Gina Tigui. Dickie Wolfe Covergirl Gimme' an L , Gimme' an ”E ... Shelley Wolford David Yates Mike York Steve Zapotocky 103 Row 1: Leon Tracey, Duane McNairn, Tim Miles, Ron Klinger, Eric Bender, Dennis Dailey, Mark Bryan. Row 2: Chris Myers, Rob Wood, David Nussear, Pat Knepper, D.|. Drawbaugh, Brian Hollister, Tim Yates, Dennis Martinez. Row 3: )ohn Barnhart, Bill Alexander, Dan Rishell, Greg McGuirk, Tony McGraw, Robbie Orndorff, )ohn Kendle, Todd Murray. Statisticians: Row 1: Wendy Avey. Row 2: Sue Ridenour, Sandy Akers. Row 3: Michelle Monninger, Tracy Ronzo, Jill Chaplin. ).V. Coaches: Lon Warrenfeltz, Leon Benadom. SHS OPP Linganore 22 0 Williamsport 8 12 Middletown 8 18 Boonsboro 0 23 Catoctin 8 22 North 36 0 Junior Varsity comes out fighting Coach smiles with a win. Defense attack Bustin through the line 105 Left to Right: Diane Barber, Debbie Warren, Kristine Eyler, Dee Snodderly, Traci Bragunier, Julie Bailey, Teresa Byler, Richele Scott, Mindie Riggs, Tracy Cianelli, Missy Seilhamer, Lisa Lardizabal. Coach: Debbie Vessa 106 Focusing in on the ball J.V. Girls Show Their Stuff Bumping with perfection Like, Bump it over I got it. Let's put on the strategy. That's what you call skill. 107 Row 1: Kevin Calhoun, Ron Klinger, Brian Dingle, Dennis Daily, Todd Scott. Row 2: Todd Redmond, Robbie Orndorff, Tony McGraw. Not Pictured: Todd Murray. Coach Chuck Whitt 108 Junior Varsity Record SHS OPP Brunswick 39 37 South High 51 39 Catoctin 57 48 Walkersville 38 43 South High 35 43 Clear Spring 43 45 F.S.K. 64 38 Clear Spring 44 39 Middletown 51 47 Walkersville 38 48 Brunswick 38 47 Boonsboro 70 39 Catoctin 58 43 Williamsport 54 49 Linganore 40 60 Coretti 35 41 North Carroll 34 35 Williamsport 34 35 Middletown 35 64 Boonsboro 45 43 J.V. Boys Go Half and Half Todd swats for the ball. Todd waits it out. 109 Vying for position. Hit it to a Leopard guy! Fighting for the rebound. Todd goes for two, Row 1: Debbie Warren. Row 2: Kim Updegraff, Teresa McWhirt, Julie Sanders, Missy Seilhamer, Kate Ambrose. Row 3: Traci Bragunier, Tracy Cianelli, Rishele Scott, Beth Starliper, Susan Button, Sandy Grove. SHS OPP Brunswick Catoctin Walkersville North F.S.K. Brunswick Middletown Walkersville Williamsport Boonsboro Catoctin South Linganore Williamsport South North N. Carroll Middletown Boonsboro 50 27 44 20 63 14 56 37 59 18 39 31 47 34 51 15 54 28 30 32 65 15 43 9 25 27 52 27 32 15 30 25 24 26 33 32 30 39 no Head Coach Rick Schultz J.V. Girls Lookin' Good Kate dribbles by the defense. Debbie looks for an open teammate. Kim goes up for two. Bowling for dollars, Taryn? 11 J u N I O R V A R S I T Y C H E E R L E A D E R S Row 1: Tammy Barnhart, Missy Reed, Lori Weaver, Cathy Barron, Tracie Linn, Wanda Willard. Row 2: Karen Hudson, Michelle Rodenhauser. Top: Amy Boward Freshman: Left to Right: Tammy Barnhart, Wanda Willard, Missy Reed, Karen Hudson. Sophomores: Left to Right: Lori Weaver, Tracie Linn, Amy Boward, Cathy Barron, Michelle Rodenhauser. Sophomores Search Hor The Finish Line But Never Give Up On Your Dream. Homeroom Presidents: Class Officers: Row 1: Missy Huff, Michelle Sekula, Teresa Byler Row 1: Cathy Barron, Sec. Row 2: Tracie Linn, V. Pres. Row 2: Brian Concovia, Denis Martinez. Row 3: Teresa Byler, Pres. Row 4: Richele Scott, Treas. Mrs. Pad Reflects Sophomore Class Advisor: Mrs. Jamie Paci Mrs. lamie Paci, the newly appointed Sophomore class advisor, is thrilled to be working with the students of the class of 1985. Advisorship is not a new experience for her; however, Mrs. Paci has unique and different plans for the class. She hopes to have a prom committee in existence before the end of this school year. The class color, flower, motto, and song will be discussed prior to the beginning of the 1983-84 school year. Presently, the Sophomores have held several fund raising activities. These fund raisers range from selling Christmas balls to candy dishes. Sophomores plan to have a flower seed sale and a gigantic flea market in the spring. In their junior year, the class of 85 will continue with tradition as they plan to sell cheese and sausage and run the concession stand during the basketball session. As their advisor, I am very proud of their behavior and support. I want the Sophomore class to make a good name for themselves. I'd like other classes to look up to the Class of 85 and watch others follow in their footsteps, Mrs. Paci stated. Sandy Akers John Barnhart Michelle Barnhart Cathy Barron Chris Beasley David Becker Tim Belew Eric Bender Curtis Blickenstaff ns James Bruce Mark Bryan Lori Bumbaugh Teresa Byler Kevin Calhoun Tracy Cianelli Deborah Clopper Michelle Collins We got spirit, yes we do ... 116 Just a minute to smile for the camera Brian Concovia Dennis Daily A Scott Crum Denise Delacruz Susan Cunningham Michelle Glesner James Gaskill Jeff Eichelberger Christy Eyler Todd Garnand Mighty leopards gonna work it out ... � Kristine Eyler Bruce Gibson 117 Barbara Gouff Mike Green Rodney Harbaugh $ 1 Diana Hendershot Aaron Graff Richard Grove Wendy prepares for her role as Oliver. Brenda Harbaugh Michelle Harne Richard Hattersley Cathy Hedrick Vanessa Henderson Lisa Hopper ns Nina Hose Melissa Huff Sean Jernigan Sandy Johnston Richard Hovermale Jake Keller John Kendle Thomas Kercheval Rodney Kingsbury Tracy Kirchner Pat Knepper Tawnya Laye Totally, gross me out the door Tony Knott Rosalyn Leather Tim Landers Tracie Linn 119 )oe Studly struts his stuff. Tony McGraw Greg McGuirk Duane McNairn Teresa McWhirt Maribel Medina Mark Michael Bengi Miles Tim Miles Donald Mitchell Kelly Monahan Michelle Monninger I'm telling ya, I'm sick of this food! 120 Alright guys, what are you trying to hide 1 Shawn Mumma Todd Murray Chris Myers Julie Newcomer Craig Nicley Todd Nickey David Nussear Rob Orndorff Todd Redmond Richard Reynolds Steve Reynolds Oh, it's alive! 121 Sue Ridenour Mindy Riggs Harry Rinehart Danny Rishell Michelle Rodenhauser Mike Rohrer Chris Schroeder Julie Schroyer Tracy Ronzo Julie Sanders Richelle Scott Did he take away your toy, Todd? Todd Scott Yvette Stone Michelle Sekula Nick Smith David Shoop Kim Slayman Barbie Smith Lois Shafer 122 Kim Updegraff Lori Weaver Rick Vance Sharon Vaughn Jeff Webb Lisa Webb Gary Willard Andy Ward Debbie Warren Richie Webb Denise Wolfe Rob Wood Nancy Widney Allison Willis Melinda Woodward Tim Yates Lisa Young Not Pictured: Lisa Bittner, Richard Brown, Cathy Cline, Todd Fritz, Ronnie Gladhill, Hank Godlove, John Hamilton, Beth Jacboson, Ron Klinger, Chris Koenig, Gerald Lamier, Hyon Marino, Leo Marshall, Shell McKeever, David Palmer, Bich Pianka, MattRidenour, Mark Secord, Brian Semler, Gary Stottlemyer, Leon Tracey. 123 Row 1: John Brooks, Steve Shifflett, Daren Whittington, Chris Spaid, Row 2: Brian Moore, Duane Kendle, David Good, Darryl Catts, lerry Lorenz. Row 3: Matt Blair, Ryan Sanders, Jeff Rice, Jeff Chaney, Eric Yurcisin, Donald Taylor, Bill Beard. Freshman Coaches: George Knight, Lynn FHarshman. Statisticians: Row 1: Mary Souders, Tanya Beasley, Stephanie Knott. Row 2: Ruth Curry, Kate Ambrose. 124 Freshman Have Incredible Season. Coach Knight looks at squad. Playing that good defense Bust that line. Chalk up another victory. Follow your Blockers. Row 1: Ryan Sanders, John Brooks, Eric Yurcisin. Row 2: Greg Wade, Scott Pryor, Scott Forrest. Row 3: Jerry Lorenz, Chuck Souders, Sean Pugh, Wesley Decker, Chris Hartley. Statisticians: Ruth Curry, Stephanie Knott, Tanya Beasley, Denise Viands 126 Coach Lynn Harshmen SHS OPP Cotoctin 21 45 Middletown 44 Clear Spring ft 36 26 Clear Spring 8 Catoctin 37 34 St. James 40 8 Williamsport 361 31 Boonsboro 24 27 Middletown 39 32 Boonsboro 32 36 St. James 54 L 34 Williamsport 46 33 Norm ’ 39 60 North 21 ■ 42 Freshmen Have Good Season i' - a ” In a crowd for the rebound Easy two Keep an eye on that line. 127 Shooting for the hoop Looking for help Freshmen, Crazy Notions Fill Your Head. Homeroom Presidents: Row 1: Sherry Stottlemyer, Steve Shifflet, Karen Hays. Row 2: Ruth Curry, Teresa Lefever, Lisa Lardizabal. Class Officers: Row 1: Steve Shifflet, Pres. Row 2: Wanda Willard, V. Pres. Missy Reed, Treas. Kelly Baker, Sec. Advisor Announces Plans Freshman Class Advisor: Miss Lori Spector Miss Lori Spector, advisor to the fresh- man class, is glad that she took this respon- sibility. The new advisor feels this is a good opportunity for her to meet and get to know a lot of students. The new teacher at Smithsburg High School also brings new ideas and hopes for the class. One of their goals is to plan some fun activities such as roller skating or pizza parties. Miss Spector feels the class should get together and do interesting activities with their money, but she wants them to organize these activities themselves. To start off the class treasury, the students sold Christmas candles. Inter- est in the sale was very high and the partici- pation was good. Miss Spector said, I'm glad that I have this opportunity to be an advisor. It makes me feel like more a part of the school. Kate Ambrose Crista Armstrong Yvonne Atkienson Ginger Ayers Donald Bachtell Bill Beard Tanya Beasley Bruce Belland Joe Bennett Deana Berger Beth Bowers Typical frosh Tracey Bohn Keith Boward Mike Bowman Suzie Bowman Debbie Beverage Michelle Biser Tracy Bitner Carmen Bloom Sandy Bloom lames Brice Dana Bromley John Brooks David Brous lay Brous Dennis Butt Susie Button )oe Butts ' 'A i K A. Wr , . Carolyn Byers Tim Carl Darryl Catts Jeff Chaney Tracey Cheshire Dana Chichester Janine Coble Angie Cool Dina Corsi James Coyle Becky Cunningham Louis Dennis I can't believe it's over! Stephanie Dole Cynthia Duffield 131 Brian Crouse Leslie Davis Ruth Curry Kenny Davidson Jon Decked Michelle Darrah Wesley Decker Cary Easterday David Eichelberger Kathy Faulders David Dull Ho Hum, another day Mike Fox Dinah Flohr Scott Forrest Candie Fisher Sheila Gardner Steve Gardner Robert Gardner David Good Jenny Green Mike Green Ml t Tina Godlove m Joe Grapes 132 Stephen Harbaugh Brian Izer Tim Kalbflesh Sandy Grove David Hardman Steve Hetzer Matthew Jacobson Lisa Keller William Hall I Diane Hammer Robert Hade Celena Harvey Chris Hartley Ricky Harp Eric Holtzman T7 Pat Hovis Karen Hudson Jennifer Johnson Duane Kendle Freshmen rise up to victory. 133 The gobbling trash can strikes again! Jeanne Kenyon Lemuel Kindle Derrick King Charles Kline Denise Kline Jamie Kline Mike Kline Bobby Kindle Kimberly Kirkham Roy Knepp Stephenie Knott Lisa Lardizabal Teresa Lefevre Michael Lefferts Another of Ritchick's stories and I'll kill myself. 134 Mike Mark Lisa Miley Donna Miller John Miller David Miller Mary Miller Stephen Martindale Daniel McDougal Bill McFerren Curtis McSherry Jeanie Miller You said, The food was good?!?' 135 Such conduct in Miss Magruder's class? Colby Oiler Lynette Parks Barbara Pate Randy Overcash Sean Pugh Jeff Rice Wes Redman k i Kellan Rice Scott Pryor Robert Reynolds Mike Nottingham Debbie Platt Laura Ridge 136 Darrin Roof David Ruth Ryan Sanders Clark Scheeley John Schlotterbeck Deborah Secord Missy Seilhamer Daphne Semler Dennis Shank Mike Shank Rhonda Shelby Sue Shryock Shawn Shingler Devena Smith Crystal Smith Roy Shelby Brenda Smith Melissa Smith 137 Ha, ha, another one bites the dust. Steven Smith Mary Souders Chris Spaid Donnie Stockslager Thomas Smith Chuck Souders Harold Spessard Beth Starliper Roni Stimmel Chuck Stockton Sherry Stottlemyer Bill Sutherland Robert Thomas Todd Thompson Donald Taylor Taryn Thrailkill Love those calisthenics. 138 Tami Tracey Tom Vance Debby Vest Denise Viands Greg Wade David Wagaman Doing the funky chicken s, jenny Warkentin Dennis Waters Annette Wetzel Daren Whittington Missy Williams Shelly Wolfe Terry Wolfe Susie Young Wanda Willard Eric Yurcisin Not Pictured: Jesse Baer, Ryan Chaney, Todd Huntzberry, Mike Martin, Gary Nutter, Bryan Smith, Deanna Snodderly, Dale Webb, and Richard Wishard. 139 Looking back through it all 141 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Team 1 Front row: left to right — Mike Cunningham, Brian Irving, Ronnie Graybill, 2nd row: Tony McLean, Tony Racine, Ronnie Sanders, and Scott Rudolph. Team 3 Front row: left to right — Dave Adosci, Rob Irwin, 2nd row: Greg Kendall, and Dave Kline. Not pictured: Steve Bushey, Mike Flook, and Kerry Spangler. Team 2 Front row: left to right — Joe Aruta, Brian Snurr, 2nd row: John Carnahan, Damon Huntzberry, Steve Coleman, Rick Bachtell. Team 4 Front row: left to right — Mitch Gardenhour, Scott Weber, 2nd row: Chris Deckert, Ray Klinger, Mike Stanford, and Bill Grove. Some competition, Kerry! BASKETBALL GAME Dribble it, pass it! 'Show us how it's done, Chris! Is this a teachers' conference? 'Grab the ball, Tony!' Shoot that ball! PEP RALLIES . . . vy Chug-a-lug Let's do the twist. Cheerleaders? i44 Brian, one foot goes in front of the other. Good Coordination, Chuck. We're number 1! Drama Club Has Creative Year Row 1: Nicole Bachtell, Joni Dillon, Mike Babylon. Row 2: Mike Flook, Sandy Carr, Beckie Kittel, Amy Jackman, Kelly Hogbin, Rhonda Henry, Melissa Smith. Row 3: Robin Linton, Michelle Darrah, Wendy Avey, Alexandra Strauss, Judy Jones. Row 4: Tim Snook, Julie Warrenfeltz, John Powell, Damian Broussard, Donny Stockslager. Officers: Nicole Bachtell, President; Joni Dillon, Secretary. Advisor: Mrs. Nancy Reedy-Bushey 145 Arsenic amf 0(if £ace Pucker up, Mortimer Look, one for you and one for me. Arsenic and Old Lace was presented by the Dra- ma Club during the month of January. The cast con- sisted of Wendy Avey, Abby Brewster; Alexandra Strauss, Martha Brewster; John Powell, Dr. Harper; Donnie Stockslager, Offi- cer Brophy; Tim Snook, Officer Klein; Michelle Darrah, Elaine Harper; Rob Irwin, Mortimer Brewster; Jeff Boyer, Mr. Gibbs; Da- mian Broussard, Jonathan Brewster; Bill Elliott, Dr. Ein- stein; Jeff Boyer, Officer O'Hara; Kenny Hamel, Lieutenant Rooney; Don- nie Stockslager, Mr. With- erspoon; and Mike Bab- ylon, Teddy. What a family reunion! I refuse to speak. I don't understand this. Would you like a cup of tea? Well, duty calls ... His tie is a Calvin Klein original. I've really made a mess of things. I'm coming after you!! 147 Cathy, in sorrow. I shall SCREAM! Oliver opened at Smithsburg High on March 24. This play differed from the pre- vious productions be- cause it was a serious drama; however, Oli- ver was like the other all-school productions in one important way. Oliver was great! 148 I'm so confused! Kiss me, darling. The cast of Oliver Whose pocket did that come out of? 'Boy for sale. 'As long as he needs me! Consider yourself part of the furniture.‘ Who will buy?' Oliver's Chorus Top left: Donnie Stocks- lager, Jeff Bowers, Steve Shatzer, Pam Clopper, Kris Hierstetter, Jeanne Spran- kle. Top right: Julianne Wyant, John Powell, Amy Jackman, Julie Warrenfeltz, Michelle Darrah, Beckie Kittel. Middle left: Teresa Byler, Michele Obitts, Jeff Boyer, Steve Chaney, Becky Elliott, Judy Jones. Middle right: Lynne Royer, Jon Deckert, Matt Sullivan. Mike Flook, Molly Cline. To the left: Scott Weber, Dave Kline, Chuck Miles, Cathy Landreth, Laurie Grier. Bottom left: Darren Weaver, Gary Hessong, Steve Adams, Holly Henry, Sandy Carr, Rob Irwin. Bottom right: Jim Wagner, Rhonda Henry, Mark Ancar- row, Ian Newman, Missy Jones, Chris Spaid. Behind the Scenes . . . Nancy Reedy-Bushey directs her eighth success. The Cast of Oliver rehearses finale. Pit Band: Row 1: Joni Dillon, Mr. Wacker (Director), Kim Kline. Row 2: Rodney Martin, Beth Starliper, Todd McNairn. Row 3: Duane McNairn, Libbey Scheeley, Valen Meadows, Danney Snurr, Alicia Oiler, Damon Huntsberry. Row 4: Lynette Parks, Kim Shockey. Veteran actress Wendy Avey stars as Oliver . Make-up Crew: Row 1: Jill Keller, Michelle Sekula. Row 2: Krista Stockslager, Kathy Harp, Karen Boward. Stage Crew: Row 1: Robin Naylor, Melinda Weakland. Row 2: Brian Irving, Kassy Parks. Row 3: Richard Salvatore, Ray Klinger. Row 4: John Kendle, Jeff Warren, Billy Grove. Winners in Montreal . . . The SHS Band had a very competitive and suc- cessful year. The activities consisted of the Babe Ruth Parade, Mummer's Parade, Martinsburg Band Competition, UM Band Day, and Apple Blossom Parade. They also held their annual Spring Concert. In addition, the )azz Ensemble had a very active year. Money was raised by playing at various places such as the Potomac Center, the Kiwanis Club, and the Smithsburg firehall dances. They competed at Montgomery College, UMBC, Chambersburg High )azz-Rock Nite, and lames Madison University. The )azz Band won various awards and superior ratings at these events. Also, the band hosted the Blue Ridge Jazz Festival in the spring. Both the Jazz Band and the marching band trav- eled to Montreal and came home WINNERS. The Jazz Band won first place in the Class AA Competi- tion, the best overall trophy for Jazz Ensemble, and Danny Snurr won outstanding soloist. The march- ing band placed second in parade judging, third in concert, and the wind ensemble placed fourth. The drill team placed sixth. Finally, the band placed fourth in the field competition. Drum Majors: Jennifer McWhirt, Amy Jackman. Rifle Squad Row 1: Karen Buhrman, Lisa Miley. Row 2: Kim Kline, Captain; Sandy Fraley. 154 Majorettes: Michelle Barnhart, Kathy Shifflet Flag Squad Row 1: Marcie Willhide, Co-Captain; Brenda Hockensmith, Captain. Row 2: Susan Young, Sabrina Wilfong, Cheryl Ferguson, Kari Freeman; Tracie Lynn, Dee Mong, Carla Belella, Debbie Clopper, Tracey Bohn, Paula Thomas. Row 3: Beth Starliper, Susan Button, Teresa Byler, Cheryl Barber, Susan Shryock, Tracy Ronzo, Denise Viands, Cindy Thomas, Tracy Kirchner, Lori Concovia, Dina Corsi. Band Director: Harry Wacker Band Officers Row 1: Roxanne McAffe, Treasurer; Sabina Grimm, Librarian; Alicia Oiler, President; Jennifer McWhirt; Drum Major. Row 2: Joni Dillion, Historian; Nicole Bachtell, Librarian; Lynne Royer, Secretary; Rob Irwin; Vice President. Jazz Band — Row 1: Daphne Henesy, Lynne Royer, Libby Scheeley, Jennifer McWhirt, Kim Shockey, Rodney Martin, Gary Jones, Karen Keister. Row 2: Gary Boswell, Judy Jones, Damon Huntzberry, Todd McNairn, Phil Nussear. Row 3: Todd Nickey, Valen Meadows, Brian Hammond, Duane McNairn, Dennis Shank, Dan Snurr, Scott Rudolph, Rich Reynolds, Steve Lewis, Steve Coleman, Randy Blalock. Officers — Libby Scheeley, Vice-President; Daphne Henesy, Treasurer; Danny Snurr, President; Jennifer McWhirt, Secretary. Jazz Band plays in concert. Danny takes a snooze. The band's trophies from Montreal Just standing around Seniors show their trophies. Thumbs Up to the band! The wind ensemble prepares to play. The band at their best Is that play money? Don't snore too loud, Phil! Dr. William P. Foster. Director of McDonald's All American Band, presents a scholarship to Danny, the 1982 award winner. Danny, pictured with Maryland's other McDonald's Band member and Rose Bowl Queen. Danny, pictured with Maryland's other McDonald's Band member and Miss USA. Danny Snurr, a senior at SHS this year, was chosen to participate in the McDonald's; All American High School Band. It is indeed an honor to be one of two musicians selected from a statewide competition. During his four years at SHS, Danny has received var- ious awards for his musical abilities. One of his more outstanding accomplishments was his participation in the American Music Abroad Tour of Europe. In addi- tion to the Marching flahd, Danny was a member of the Jazz Band, Pit Band, and the Pep Band. 158 Chorus Members Qualify for All-County Row 1: Paula Thomas, Joyce Kline, Lisa Cline. Row 2: Jeff Rice, Kim Kline, Tami Trade, Sandy Johnston, Brenda Tracie, Carol Kuhn, Susan Kuhn. All-County Chorus Sandy Johnston, Lisa Cline, John Redman, Jeff Rice. The chorus had a Christmas con- cert and also sang at the Lions Club. They held their annual Spring con- cert in March. Four Year Members Brenda Tracie, Lisa Cline Lisa was also an All-State Alternate. 159 National Honor Society Inducts New Members Row 1: Shelley Wolford, Tracy Benchoff, Nikki Schultz, Becky Elliott, Roxanne McAfee; Row 2: Chrissy Prorock, Julie Warrenfeltz, Jimmy Kercheval, Rhonda Brown, Cindy Stansberry, Cathy Landreth; Row 3: Chip Stoeber, Vince Dingle. Jimmy informs the new members. C Chrissy's mom does the honors. The main activity of the National Honor Society this year has been the revitalization of the Parent-Teacher- Student Association. The Society distributed question- naires to teachers to uncover their opinions about this revitalization. The new members will attempt to com- plete this project next year by sending questionnaires to parents and trying to organize the PTSA. On a more personal level, the Society used the money in its treasury for partial payment of a group dinner, which was held at the Sea Galley Restaurant in May. Also, members of the Society acknowledged Teacher Appreciation Day by teaching classes and sitting in for Mr. Hammond and Mr. Ingersol for a day. A new principal for the day Officers; Row 1: Shelley Wolford, Secretary; Becky Elliott, Vice-President; Nikki Schultz, President; Roxanne McAfee, Treasurer. Row 2: Tracy Benchoff, Historian. Student Council Sponsors Basketball Game Row 1: Cathy Barron, Kim Updegraff, Melinda Weakland, Donna DeLaCruz, Kate Ambrose. Row 2: Richele Scott, Michelle Sekula, Brenda Hockensmith, Christy Eyler, Tanya Beasley, Becky Cunningham, Wanda Willard, Stephanie Knott, Sue Shyrock, Jennifer Johnson, Lynette Parks, Donnie Stockslager. Row 3: Jill Keller, Chris Gostowski, Kelly Hogbin, Sandy Frazer, Kim Warren- feltz, Sabina Grimm, Tesia Wiggins, Julie Boward, Ruth McGraw, Greg McGuirk. Officers: Row 1: Donna DeLaCruz, President; Melinda Weakland, Vice- President; Jill Keller, Parliamentarian. Row 2: Sandy Frazer, Chairperson; Michelle Sekula, Secretary; Row 3: Mrs. Bitner, Advisor. Not pictured: Kim Warrenfeltz, Treasurer. Isn't the ball suppose to bounce, Mr. Rosenstock? May I have this dance? The Student Council had a very active year. With the help of a new advisor, Mrs. Barbara Rosenstock, the council sponsored many ac- tivities including the FHome- coming activities, intramural sports, the Christmas dance, the student-faculty basketball game, and the Scholarship Banquet. Some members participated in the County Student Council, which en- abled our council to offer scholarships for continuing education of our students. 161 Annette Arford Carla Aruta Lisa Benchoff YEARBOOK STAFF Joni Brown Sandy Carr Becky Decked Senior Staff Members Advisor: Mrs. Moore DOES IT AGAIN Sandy Frazer Laurie Crier Anna G. Gronkvist Cheryl Hebb Daphne Henesy )oni Dillon Holly Henry Beckie Kittel Staffers at work )oni Langley Chris Martin Creators of the Leopard Prints Advisor—Miss Dundus Mike Babylon Ned Escobar Editor's Note The '82-'83 school year has been very productive for the Leopard Prints . The staff became organized and worked hard to print a paper which both informed and entertained the student body. Being on the newspaper staff was a wonderful experi- ence and hopefully the paper will continue its rate of improvement. Many thanks go to BAD and Tri-State Printing. Nicole M. Bachtell Jeff Bowers Jeff Boyer Managing Editor—Amy Jackman Amy Godlove Chris Gostowski Jennifer McWhirt Michele Obbits Mary Wingert Janiele Weddle Julie Warrenfeltz Tammy Smith Editor-in-chief—Nicole Bachtell Sherry Smith Mike Ross Cretchen Porter Copy Editor—Jennifer McWhirt Lay-out Editor—Jeff Boyer Business Manager-Michele Obbits Los Conquistadore Row 1: Chris Spade, Laurie Crier, Kelli Deal, Wendy Avey, Ellen Miklau. Row 2: Patricia Morris, Alicia Oiler, Anna- Karin Gronkuist, Kate Ambrose, Krista Baker, Kim Morrison. Row 3: Billie )o Himes, Lisa Gesford. Row 4: Becky Elliott, Alexandra Strauss, Julie Shanholtz, Lisa Benchoff, Julie Bailey, Chris Martin. Row 5: Dana Bromley, Denise Smith, Amy Alexander, Tawnya Laye, Pam Miller. Row 6: Chrissy Prorock, Tammy Carbaugh, Julie Warrenfeltz, Michelle Glesner. Row 7: Bill Elliott, Vince Dingle, Steve Adams. Julie and Alexandra sightseeing in Spain Members Visit Spain Officers; Row 1: Laurie Grier, Vice- President. Row 2: Julie Shanholtz, Secretary; Mrs. Paci, Advisor; Bill Elliott, Treasurer. Row 3: Steve Adams, President. The tourists Certainly is a nice hat. Los Conquistadore is the new name chosen for the Spanish Club. They held one banquet in the fall and traveled to the Harlequin Dinner Theater in April. Some members visited Smithsburg Elementary School to teach first grad- ers basic Spanish skills. The highlight of the year was when several Los Conquis- tadores traveled to Spain over the Easter holiday. 166 French Club Holds Fundraisers For the 1982-83 school year, the French Club participated in a number of fund raising activities to raise money to take a trip to New York. The activities included two candy sales, two sub sales, and one poster sale. In May, the French Club traveled to New York for a day's visit Row 1: Tracy Benchoff, Dale Bedsole. Row 2: Stan DePasse, Kevin Robertson, Kenny Delauter, Becky McCarney, Ian Newman. Officers — Row 1: Kevin Robertson, Secretary; Becky McCarney, Vice-President; Row 2: Miss Magruder, Advisor; Tracy Benchoff, President; Kenny Delauter, Treasurer. Don't cut yourself! Is this really what you do in French class? Does anybody want a bite? 167 Row 1: Ian Newman, Public Relations; Mrs. Ridenour, Advisor; Dana Chichester, Praetorian Guard. Row 2: Jeff Boyer, Consul; Tracey Bohn, Secretary. Row 3: Nikki Schultz, Consul; Steve Adams, Treasurer. Some party goers pose. A Latin III and IV project decorated Tootie's room. 168 Roma Club Wins Row 1: Mrs. Rodenour, C. Fisher, T. Bohn, A. Cool, B. Noore, S. Bowman, B. Sutherland, S. Barrow, K. Hogbin, G. Porter, M. Winged, S. Brenner, M. Williams, L. Ridge, D. Hammer, L. Lardizabal, M. Frusher, A. Strauss. Row 2: W. Willard, M. Reed, S. Grove, D. Chichester, M. Nottingham, T. Kirchner, S. Akers, K. Rice, M. Darrah, B. Embly, K. Rice, D. Ruth, D. DeLaCruz, T. McWhid, J. Warkentin, K. Grimm, D. Barber, B. Starliper, D. Whittington, N. Bachtell. Row 3: R. McAfee, C. What's so funny, Kelly? Latin II class makes banners. Banner Contest Easterday, D. Stockslager, J. Boyer, I. Newman, C. McCuirk, J. Barnhart, N. Schultz, L. Benchoff, M. Jones, S. Smith, K. Mon- ahan, T. Cianelli, D. Snodderly, K. Baker, D. Corsi,). Johnson, M. Blair, J. Chaney. Row 4: M. Ridenour, C. Bloom, J. Coble, A. Wetzel, L. Young, N. Widney, M. Riggs, S. Cunningham, K. Freeman, J. Keller, C. Gostowski, K. Warrenfeltz, S. Young,). Hamilton, B. Gibson, B. Bowers, D. Viands, R. Curry, P. Hovis, T. Thompson. The Prize Winning Banner The Roma Club was very busy this year. They sold Tupper- ware and candy to earn money. They used their money to attend Latin Day at the University of Maryland where they participated in and took first place in a banner contest. The Roma Club held two parties, one at Halloween and the other at Christmas. For Thanksgiving and Christmas, club members brought in food to take to an orphanage. In April, the club traveled to the Harlequin Dinner Theater for dinner and a show. What kind of party was this, anyhow? Boyer's playing the part again. 169 FBLA Makes Its Mark Row 1: Ellen Miklau, Karen Paulsgrove, Kathy Harp, Becky McCarney, Kelly Hogbin. Row 2: Lisa Stottlemyer, Becky Smith, Judi Crone, Denise Smith, Natalie Huff. Row 3: Karen Sadler, Valerie Bailey, Teresa Seilhamer, Lisa Ebersole, Tracy Benchoff. Row 4: Alison Brant, Shawn Mumma, Amanda Tosten. Row 5: lulianne Wyant, Jeanne Sprankle, Molly Cline, Vonda Beall. Row 6: Ruth Shank, Missy Woodall, Tesia Wiggins, Rhonda Brown, Rhonda Henry. Row 7: Mrs. Knode, advisor; Jenny Gardenhour, Diane Kline, Cheryl Barber. Row 8: Daryl Warrenfeltz, Julie Boward, Cheryl Hebb, Valen Meadows, Cheryl Beard, Joni Langley. Officers: Row 1: Cheryl Barber, Secretary; Chris Volcjak, President; Tracy Benchoff, Chaplain. Row 2: Alison Brant, Treasurer; Vonda Beall, Historian. Row 3: Kathy Harp, Reporter; Mrs. Knode, Advisor; Ruth Shank, Historian. Row 4: Julianne Wyant, Reporter; Jeanne Sprankle, Vice-President. The Smithsburg Chapter of Future Business Leaders has once again maintained an active year with its various parties, fund raisers, and activities. In October, the Chapter started off to enlighten everyone about National Enterprise Day by bringing various speakers to the school. A decision of the club was to support a foster child from Brazil. They held their annual Christmas party in December; they also held a pizza party and a skating party. With regional competitions around the corner, competing teams were organized and prepared. Regional competitions were held at Brunswick High School with state competition at Ocean City, Maryland. At State competition, the Chapter won a plaque for having the largest Chapter membership in Region I., fifth place for Voacational Education Week, and third place for their Scrapbook. Once again Rhonda Brown will be traveling to National Competi- tion, competing in the Stenographer II category. National competition will be held in San Francisco, California, during July. All of the members, whether competitive or not, did a fine job and should be proud of the Chapter of 1982-1983. Getting down to business 170 Rhonda Brown will compete in National Competition for the Stenographer II award. FBLA members enjoy their pizza. Who spiked the punch? Waiting to compete A display at the Mall The girls take a break at the skating party. 171 Comparing notes AV AND CHESS CLUBS AV Officers — Row 1: Mrs. Miller, advisor. Row 2: Tim Yates, Vice President; Cary Willard, President. The AV club sold donuts and candy this year. They also held a canned food drive. This money went toward a Christmas Ban- quet at Richardsons. A Texas Instrument computer was purchased by the AV Club for the education and enjoyment of SHS students. AV Club — Row 1: Brian Crouse, Mike Rohrer, Benny Strickland, Maria Bresette. Row 2: Tim Yates, Cary Willard, Louis Dennis, Tony McGraw, Jeff Webb, Andy Ward. The chess club's record was 2 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. Their matches were held against New Oxford, Bermu- dian Springs, Waynesboro, Chambersburg, and Littles- town. Advisor — Mr. Gehr Chess Club — Row 1; Andy Ward, Benny Strickland, Tim Carl, Cary Easterday. Row 2: Gary Boswell, Donald Bachtell, Mike Babylon, David Yates, David Adosci. 172 Office Aides: Row 1: Scott Phillips, Donna DeLaCruz, Karen Paulsgrove, Vonda Beall, Kris Hierstetter. Row 2: Jane Rishell, Amy Jacksman, Billie Jo Himes, Bill Grove, Brian Irving, Diane Kline. Row 3: Gary Hessong, Carol Wills, Jenny Gardenhour, Dawn Stratton, Krista Teacher's Aides: Row 1: Tammy Koenig, Janiele Weddle, Cheryl Barber, Penny Kline, Lori Johnson, Debbie Huntsberry, Michele Obitts, Michele Ungvarsky, Joni Dillon, Beckie Kittel, Ronnie Graybill. Row 2: Kathy Harp, Cheryl Ferguson, Marcie Frusher, Jennifer McWhirt, Libby Scheeley, Annette Arford, Joni Langley, Kathy Waters, Alicia Oiler, Betsy Schildt, Jeff Warren. Row 3: Janine Harbaugh, Anita Bowman, Joni Brown, Frank Ferro, Ray Klinger, Daryl Warrenfeltz, Jere Woolcock, Joe Aruta, Ruth McCraw, Kerry Parks, Cherryl Beard. Students Library Aides: Row 1: Rick Needy, Dawn Hoffman, Joyce Kline, Mike Babylon. Row 2: Mrs. Miller, Maria Brisette, John Powell, Kenny Delauter. Teachers FFA FHas A Successful Year Row 1: Craig Nicely, Chris Koenig; Row 2: Brian Crouse, Gary Cline, Harry Gouff, Richard Wolfe, Dave Adosci, Steve Bushey, Bill Sharpe, John Wiedeman, Barbie Smith, Shawn Mumma; Row 3: Mike Fox, Shawn Shingler, Joe Barnes, Mike Green, Lauren McGuirk, Matt Gladhill, Jon Sundstrom, Tim Buttom, Rhonda Shelby, Mike Martin, Rick Smith, Leo Marshall; Row 4: Steve Gardner, Louis Dennis, Bill Smith, Richard Webb, Doug McKay, John Grimm, Jeff Kline, Leon Tracey, David Hardman, Tim Kalbfresh, Chris Decked, Dawn Kline, Gary Stottlemyer; Row 5: Ronnie Gladhill, Gary Nutter, Donald Bachtell, Phil Harden, Benny Strickland, Mark Michaels, Richard Hovermale, Jeff Sigler, Kenny Hamel, Dave Staley, Irvin Madin, Bret Sprecher, Kudis Gardner, Mike Warner. Officers —Row 1: Bill Sharpe, Vice President; Row 2: Cindy Stansberry, Jr. Advisor; Mr. Bolyard, Advisor; Steve Bushey, Secretary; Row 3: Richard Wolfe, Sentinel; Dave Adosci, President- Row 4: Gary Cline, Parliamentarian; Harry Gouff, Repoder; John Wiedeman, Treasurer. The FFA once again had a very active year. They participated in the Frederick Fair, the Virginia State Fair and the Harrisburg Farm Show. The members of the teams judged in areas such as dairy, cattle, poul- try and livestock. Two members, Darrin Lynn and Cindy Stansberry, participated in the Annual An- napolis President's Conference. Also, the club cele- brated Ag week by exhibiting a booth at the Valley Mall. The year was summed up by the Parent- Member Award's banquet where recognitions, awards and speeches were given. The FFA mem- bers are already planning to make next year as successful as this year. Land Judging: Gary Cline, Harry Gouff, Bret Sprecher, Steve Livestock: Steve Bushey, Gary Cline, Chris Decked. Bushey. Dairy: Bret Specher, Irvin Madin, Harry Gouff. Poultry: Cindy Stansberry, John Wiedmann, Bill Sharpe, Jon Sundstram. FHA Has Pizza Party Boy, I'm starving! The FHA sold cookbooks, pom-poms, stuffed animals, and held a bake sale to raise money for the club. They then used some of the money for a pizza party. Row 1: Kathy Harp, Dawn Hoffman, Joyce Kline. Row 2: Tammy Koenig, Liz Riffle, Debbie Huntsberry, Sharon Stevens. Row 3: Wendy Mayes, Chris Schroder, Michele McKeever, Janiele Weddle, Carrie Miller. I just love these get togethers! Officers — Row 1: Wendy Mayes, Secretary; Liz Riffle, Treasurer. Row 2: Debbie Huntsberry, President; Mrs. Ferrara, Advisor; Janiele Weddle, Vice-President. 176 Prom Committee Creates A Spectacular Prom Row 1: R. Naylor, K. Parks, C. Aruta, M. Weakland, B. Elliot, C. Martin, K. Deal, N. Escobar, I. Newman. Row 2: L. Crier,). Shanholtz, R. McAfee, A. Cronkvist, L. Benchoff, A. Strauss, E. Miklau, C. Gostowski, B. Salmon, B. Deckert,). Jones, C. Sipes, K. Buhrman, T. Smith. Row 3: D. Frick, R. Shank, M. Wingert, L. Royer, T. Taylor, J. Boyer, S. Wolford, M. Jones, C. Belella, P. Ridenour, N. Schultz, C. Carnand, L. Haislet. Row 4: K. Mongan, B. Hockensmith, D. Mong, G. Edwards, J. Ridenour, S. Frazer, C. Ford, K. Hogbin, K. Boward, S. Chaney, S. Plank, K. Myers, S. Shatzer, J. Bowers, K. Warrenfeltz. Advisor — Miss Tritapoe and Co-Chairmen Jeff Boyer and Beth Salmon. Nikki instructs her co-workers. Not letting a date mix-up dampen its spirits, the prom committee worked together under the guidance of Robin Tritapoe to stage a sensational prom. Every detail, from the selection of a good band to the arrangement of a tropical fruit bar, was well planned. The members of the commit- tee, although slightly tired from a long day of decorat- ing, enjoyed the long awaited evening. Laurie lies down on the job. 177 The Prom was held Friday, June 3, at the Ramada Convention Cen- ter. The theme was Two Tickets to Paradise . Music was provided by Magic. Huge chandeliers and colorful murals added to the ele- gance of the affair. In keeping with the theme, freshmen servers were dressed like Hawaiian natives. The highlight of the evening occurred when a volcanic mist covered the dance floor. TWe tickets 178 PROM NIGHT at the RAMADA 180 181 SENIOR CLASS PICNIC The Senior Class Picnic was held at Cotoctin State Park. Lunch was catered by the Sa- voy. The rains came, but not be- fore Rick Needy and friends had a chance to throw numerous se- nior girls into the lake. It'll take a long, long time to your shoes. It'll take somebody who's a lot 19Q3j$erii r ccrffic lane Ellen Rishell Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Chairperson 3; Best All Around 4; Most Dependable 4; Basketball Statistician 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Aide 4; Latin Club 4; All School Production 3. Cheryl Diane Hebb Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, Secretary 2; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 4; Homecoming Princess '1, 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Ioni B. Langley Cheerleader 1,3,4; Majorette 2; Softball 1; Track 2, Kathleen E. Waters 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Kathy Frog Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 1; Captain 2; FTA 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Teacher's Aide 4. Teacher's Aide 4; Outdoor School Counselor 4. Not Pictured: ames B. Hovis Jim Redneck Vo Tech-Air Conditioning and Refrigeration; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Student Advisory Council Award-Vo Tech. Anthony Maxwell McLean Tony Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Weightlift- ing 1, 2, 3; Accepted by Salem College. Ronald Graybill Football 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Outdoor School Counselor 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Frank Ferro Transferred - Herndon High, Va. 1; Football 1,2,3; Weightlift- ing 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4, All School Production 3. Ruth M. McCraw Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 1, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; Band 1; Second Team All County Basketball 4; First Team All County Volleyball 4; All County Band 1. Joseph Aruta Joe” Baseball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 1. 2. 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2. 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Rebecca llene Kittel Beckie” Mrs. B.” Betty” Rebeckie” Football Statisti- cian 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Statistician 3, 4; Track Statistician 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 4; Flag Squad 1, 2, 3; All School Produc- tion 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; 1983 Yearbook Cover Design 4; Graduation, Baccalau- reate Cover Design 4; Outdoor School Counselor 2, 3, 4, Gifted and Talented Community Internship Program 4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom President 1, 3; Stu- dent Council 2; United States Achievement Academy National Art Award 4; Maryland Distinguished Scholar 4; Maryland Nominee National Award for Service 4. Anne Carol Duffey Band 1,2; Ski Club 1; French Club 2; Homeroom President 2; FBLA 3; Yearbook Photographer 3; Prom Committee 3; V2 day HJC 4. Darren Scott Rudolph Scott” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Ameri- can Music Tour of Europe 3; All County Band 3, 4; Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Pitt Band 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 4; Computer Programming 4, Accepted HJC Date Processing. Not Pictured: Christopher Robert Deckert Chris” Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Basketball 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. Todd W. Oyster Vo Tech Machine Trades 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Landis Tool Company Award 4 Rebecca Lynn McCamey Becky” FBLA 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, French Club 2, 3, 4, ASP Stage Crew 2, 3. Robert Irwin Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 4; Stage Crew 3; All School Production 4. 185 Annette Bowman Vo-Tech Cosmetology 3, 4 Christine Marie Prorock Chrissy” Drama Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2. 3,4; Track 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 4; National Honor Society 4; Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar 2; Internship Program 4; All School Production 3. Lori Lee Concovia Lou Lou'' Flag Squad 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA 2; D O. 3,4; Work Experience 4; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3. Joni Lynne Renee Dillon Matt'' Ski Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2. 3,4; Christmas Show 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, All School Production 3; Stage Crew 1, 2; Pit Band 4; All- County Band 3, 4, Softball 1; Prom Committee 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Photographer 3, 4, HjC Vi day 4, Internship Program 4; American Music Abroad Tour of Europe 4, Teacher's Aide 4, Fall Pro- duction 3, Latin Club Treasurer 2; Drama Club Secretary 3; Drama Club Vice-President 4. Accepted Syracuse University. Anita Kay Bowman Pete'' FBLA 2. 3, Prom Committee 3. Wrestling Statistician 1; D O. 3. 4; Work Experience 4. 186 Krista Stockslager Latin Club 1, 2; All School Production, Make-up Crew 4; Office Aide 4; Outdoor School Counselor 4. Brian L. Schroyer Burnie Agriculture 3, 4 julianne L. Wyant Bank 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3, 4; Reporter 4; Prom Committee 3; All School Production 4. Darren Wayne Weaver Weave Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vo-Tech Plumbing 3, 4; Washington County Plumbers' Associ- ation Award; All School Production 3, 4; Home- coming Escort 4 Not Pictured: Kenneth DeLauter Kenny French Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4. Kathy Lynne Shifflett Kathy” Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; FBLA 2, 4; Prom Cimmittee 3; Teacher's Aide 4. Gary Hessong Football 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Prom Cimmittee 3; All School Production 4; Office Aide 4. Timothy Lee Snook Tim Football 1, 2, 3; Outdoor School Counselor 2; Drama Club 4; HJC evening classes 4 187 Gregory L. Heiston Fingers Baseball 3, 4; Wrestling 3; D.O. 3, 4; Work Experience 4; FFA 1, 2. Karen M. Paulsgrove Cheerleading 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Office Aide 4. Holly Sue Henry Hobble Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Christmas Play 1; All School Production 3, 4; Home- room President 3, 4; Vo-Tech Dental Assisting 3, 4; Muth and Mumma Dental Laboratory Award; Yearbook 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Office Aide 3; SHS Rep. CSC 3, 4; Student Affairs Assoc. President (CSC) 3, 4; Homecom- ing Princess 4; Student Legislature Rep. 3. Rhonda Winifred Mountain Spanish Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Historian 3; FHA 2; D O. 3, 4; Work Experience 4. Not Pictured: Kerry T. Spangler Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Weightlifting 2, 3. Estelle Y. Smith F.B.L.A. 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Mat Maids 2; Vo-Tech Practical Nursing 3, 4. Kelly M. Moats Moatsie Sign Language 1; Vo-Tech Horticulture 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Raymond Alan Klinger Ray Intramural Basketball 4; All School Production Stage Crew 4. Michele Ungvarsky F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Track 2; Prom Committee 3; Teacher's Aide 4. 188 co Michael Flook Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; All School Production 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4. Sabina Grimm Bean Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Exec. Committee 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 4; Ski Club 1, 4; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Track 2; Student Council 4; Homeroom Alt. 3; Gifted and Talented Student Internship 4. Daphne Lynn Henesy Dapper Daph Daphy-jo Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Outdoor School Counselor 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Co-Editor 4; Prom Committee 3. Marcie Anne Frusher Lefty Latin 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Orchestra 1; Band Front 1, 2, 3. Dale Anthony Bedsole Fred Transferred from Enterprise, Alabama 2; National Honor Society 1; Out- door Counselor 3,4; Cumberland County Conservation School 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Track 3; D.O. 3; Gifted and Talented Student Internship Program 4. Not Pictured: Tina M. Hardman Tumbles Tumblewheat Bos Vo-Tech 3, 4; Sign Lan- guage Club 1, 2. Teresa J. McCleary Goofy Tres Tesa Vo-Tech Food Service 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Sign Language 1, 2. Darrin A. Lynn Vo-Tech Horticulture 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; FFA 3, 4. Alison Ann Brant Ski Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; 189 Prom Committee 3; Softball 4. Lori johnson Corney Mentho” Rifle Squad 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3; Mat Maid 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3; FHA 3; Teacher's Aide 4; D.O. 3. Melissa R. Woodall Missy” Spanish Club 2, 3; Prom Committee; Student Council 3; FBLA 4; Track Statistician 2, 3; Teacher's Aide 4. 190 Landis Clay Rohrer Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; All-School Production 3; Vo-Tech 3, 4. Not Pictured: Sherry Dawn Stratton Dawn” Latin Club 2; D.O. 3; Office Aide 4. Amy K. Codlove Vo-Tech Practical Nursing 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Tony Eugene Pepple Pebble” Vo-Tech Machine Trades 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 3. Rhonda K. Wolfe Majorettes 2, 3; Vo-Tech Cosmetology 3, 4; Half Day 4. y David Raymond Kline Kline” Newspaper Staff 2, 3; FFA 1; Intramural Basketball 4; All School Production 4; Drama Class 4. Robert Leon Webb Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. jere Paul Woolcock Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Second Team Captain 3; All-County First Team 4; MVAL Honorable Mention 4; Small School First Team 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Stephen Eugene Leatherman Steve” Football 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Weightlifting 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Accepted HjC. janiele R. Weddle Weddle” Student Council 1; FBLA 2; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; Vice-President 4; Leopard Prints 3, 4; Features Co-Editor 4; All- School Production 4; Aide 4. Kristine Hierstetter Kris” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; All School Production Make-up Crew 3; All School Production 4; Prom Committee 3; Aide 4. Not Pictured: David L. McSherry Vo-Tech 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1. Steven Aurelius Pitsnogle Pitts” Vo-Tech Welding 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 4. Carol Ann Wills Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Track 1; Band 1, 2; Band Executive Committee 2; Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 4; All-County Girls' Basket- ball Team 3, 4; All-County Girls' Basketball Team Honorable Men- tion 2. 191 Jeanne M. Sprankle Jeannie” Band 1,2,3,4; Counselor Outdoor School 2; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; All School Production 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Vice President 4; Ski Club 4. Amy S. Jackman Nutsi” Amy J. J. All School Production 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Children At Play” 3; Prom Committee 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Field Director 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Feature Ed. 3; Managing Ed. 4; Office Aide 4. Patricia Anita Bayer Patty” Career Studies Center, Home Care Man- agement 3, 4. Sandra Lynn Carr Sandy” Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Play 3, 4; All School Production 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Fall Production 3; Football Statistician 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Accepted by Salisbury State College. Not Pictured: Michele Renee Obitts Shell” Shell-Bell” O. O. O.” F.B.L.A. 2; Flag Squad 3; Vice President of Class 3; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper 3, 4; All School Production 4. Mary A. Jones Animal” Vo-Tech, Printing Lithography 3, 4; Won Advisory Council Award for Printing Lithography 4. Larry D. Strite Vo-Tech Electronics 3, 4; Student Advisory Council Award-Electronics 4; Stoddard Electronics Award 4; Drama Club 2; Teacher's Aide 4. Teresa D. Smith S.S.S.” Poppy” Tres” Vo-Tech, Food Service 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 192 Steven K. Lewis Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 1, 2; FFA Basketball 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. William Elliott Transfer from Allegany High School, Cumberland, Maryland 2; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Chess Team 3, 4; All School Production 3, 4; Fall Production 3, 4. jennifer Lynn McWhirt Latin Club 1, 2,3; National Honor Society 3, 4; All School Production Pit Band 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Field Director 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4, Vice President 2; Secretary 4; All County Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 1, 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief 3; Copy Editor 4, School Scene Reporter 4. Susan Lynne Kuhn Chorus 3, 4; All-County Chorus 3; A-V Club 4; Transferred from Catoctin High School 3. Karen S. Keister Michael P. Myers Bunnie ”Abby Normal K.K. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Football 1; Track 4; Vo-Tech, Sheet Metal 3,4. Woodwind Ensemble 4; Percussion Ensemble 2, 3. Not Pictured: Damon Huntzberry Huntz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; All County Band 3, 4; Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 4; American Music Abroad Tour of Europe, Summer of '83, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. % Lisa A. Cline Chorus 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech Food Service 3, 4; Best Worker Award 4. Brian Wayne Irving Irwanger Bri Smurfing Prom Committee 3; Intramural Basket- ball 4; Office Aide 4; All School Production 4, Christmas Show 3. Michael Christopher David Babylon Mike Bab Babs Baby Babylon Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; All School Production 4; Fall Production 4; Cross Country 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Jour- nalism 4. Brian Noel Snurr Track 1, 3; Ski Club 2, 3,4; Class Representative 4; D O. 3, 4. Kathy Virginia Harp Harpo Football Statistician 1, 2; FTA 1; Prom Commit- tee 3; FBLA 3, 4; Reporter 4; All School Production Make-Up Crew 3, 4; FHA 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Tesia L. Wiggins Brenda Kay Reese Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3; D O. 3, 4. Vice-President 3; All School Production 3; FBLA 4. Not Pictured: janine Harbaugh Neen FBLA 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Outdoor School Counselor 2. Terry Lynn Murray Office Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 2; FTA 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Yearbook Staff 3; D O. 3 David Nicolas Adosci FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2; Talent Show 3. Brenda Lee Harpster Graybill Transferred from Altoona High School 3; Married April 9, 1983; D.O. 4; Work Experience 4. Stacy Lynn Hammond Student Council Representative 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 3; Softball 4; FBLA 4; Accepted HjC. 194 Laurie Ann Law Spanish Club 3, 4; A-V Club; All School Production 4. Paul Daniel Snurr Danny Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; American Music Abroad Tour of Europe 3; McDonald's All American High School Band 4; Outstanding Soloist UMBC Jazz Festival 3; All County Band 2, 3, 4; Out- standing Soloist JMU 4. Mark L. Ancarrow Vo-Tech Machine Trades 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; All School Production 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Lisa Ann McCleaf Daisy Vo-Tech Homecare Management 3, 4. ■ Tamara Lynn Koenig Tammy Transferred from Peary High 2; FHA 3, 4. M Julie K. Warrenfeltz Spanish Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 3; Drama Club 2, 3,4; All School Production 3,4; Maryland Distinguished Scholar 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; FBLA 2; Christmas Play 3,4; Teach- er's Aide 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Merit Scholarship, HJC. Not Pictured: Darren D. Trovinger Oily Vo-Tech Electronics 3, 4. Kimberly Dawn Kline Kim Rifle Squad 1, 2, 3,4; Captain 3,4; Pit Band 4; Woodwind Ensemble 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael E. Shoop Mike Vo-Tech Auto Mechanics 3, 4; Outdoor School Counselor 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4. 195 196 Debra Huntsberry Band 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 4. Huntsy ”HHH Prom Committee 3; Teacher's Aide 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4. Vo-Tech Food Service 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Valen Rudolph Meadows Monster 'Animal Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; jazz Band 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; All School Production 3, 4; Pit Band 4; FBLA 4; Accepted HjC. Not Pictured: Penny Ellen Kline Band 1, 2, 3,4; Majorette 2, 3,4. Cody W. Kline Vo-Tech 3, 4. « jenny Gardenhour Radar Football Statistician 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Outdoor School Counselor 3, 4; Office Aide 4; FBLA State Competition Voting Delegate 2. Dee Stoner Track 1; Cross Country 1. Donna DeLaCruz Donut Student Council 3,4; Treasur- er 3; President 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Gifted and Talented Intern- ship 4; Citizen's Advisory Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; French Club 2, 3. 197 John S. Powell Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Production 4; Christmas Play 2; Outdoor School Counselor 2. Melissa Mae Rumbaugh Latin Club 2; FBLA 3; Band 1; Work Experience 4. Not Pictured: Kelly Michelle Staley D O. 3, 4. William Deatrich D O. 3, 4. Jeffery Allen Day D O. 3, 4. Rhonda Brown National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 1; Homeroom President 2, 4; Class Secretary 4; FBLA 3, 4; FBLA Competition Team 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Rifle Squad 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Basketball Statistician 1; Maryland Distinguished Schol- ar 4; Voted Most Likely to Succeed 4; Valedictorian 4; Winner of National Competition in category of Stenographer II; Will return to National Competition 4; Voted Outstanding Business Personality 4; Won following first-place awards: Typewriting I, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, and Business English I. Ingvar Johanson 198 Virgil Brown Shockey D O. 3, 4. julie Ann Boward Homeroom President 1,3; Student Council 2,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Co- Captain 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2; FBLA 4; Basketball Statistician 3, 4. joyce Lynn Kline FHA 3; A.V. Club 4; Chorus 4 Dawn Renee Hoffman FHA 3; A.V. Club 4; Library Aide 4. Not Pictured: Vernon Craig Bayer D O. 3, 4. Parish M. Bencheff Vo-Tech Auto Body 3, 4; FFA. Cynthia Stansberry Cindy FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3; jr. Adv. 4; Delegate to State FFA Convention 2, 3, 4; Maryland FFA President's Confer- ence 4; State Farmer Degree 3; Poultry Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4; First Place State Poultry Contest 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Historian 3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3, 4. Patrick A. Hogbin Pat Vo-tech Electronics 3, 4; FFA 4. 199 200 Not Pictured: jeffrey Craig Football 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo-Tech Elec- tronics 3, 4 Cheryl Barber Volleyball 2; Basketball 1,2; Soft- ball 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Squad 4. Richard Needy Rick” Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Schildt ' Betsy'' Volleyball 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. Catherine Landreth Cathy Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 2, 3, 4; Woodwind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 4; All School Production 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Freshman Server 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Maryland Distinguished Scholar 4; Accepted St. Mary's College of Maryland. William Grove III Bill Class Treasurer 1; Football 1, 2, 4; All School Produc- tion 3; FBLA 4; Outdoor School Counselor 4. Derik Lynn Rice Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Produc- tion 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Accepted Kent State Univer- sity. Randy Gift Outdoor School Counselor 2; D O. 3, 4; Football 1; Work Study 4. Annette Arford Band 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 2; Spanish Club 2; Baseball Manager 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Co-Editor 4. Nikki Newspaper 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball Statistician 4; Softball 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secre- tary 3; President 4; All School Production 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1; School Scene Reporter 4; Half Day HJC 4, Teacher's Aide 4; Accepted University of Maryland. Daryl Warrenfeltz Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-County First Team 4; All MVAL Second Team 4; All Area Small School Second Team 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; All MVAL First Team Outfielder 4; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 4; Regional Competition Data Processing 4. Christine Lee Volcjak Chris Football Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 1, 2; Wrestling Manager 3, 4; Softball 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Winter Guard 4; Flag Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 4; FBLA 3, 4; President 4; Competed at Local, Regional, and State level for FBLA 3, 4; Voted Outstanding Business Personality 4. Thomas Dirk Schultz Dirk Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ac- cepted HjC Steven Neil Adams Steve Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club 4; Trea- surer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Track 3; All School Production 4; Accepted Mount St. Mary's. Elizabeth Lu Scheeley Libby Lib Liberace Liber Band 1, 2,3,4; jazz Band 3,4; Vice-President 4; All County Band 2, 3,4; Pit Band 3,4; Wood- wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; American Music Abroad Tour of Europe 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Photographer 4; Teach- er's Aide 4. Not Pictured: Lorena Hawbaker Ski Club 1; Latin Club 1; Vo-Tech Commercial Art 3, 4. 201 Scott Weber Cross Country 1; Track 1; Football 2, 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Class President 2, 4; All School Production 2, 3, 4. john Brewer Vo-Tech Food Service 3, 4. Not Pictured: Maria Ann Bresette A.V. Club 3; President 4. David A. Line Vo-Tech Auto Body 3, 4. Ronald Scott Phillips Scott Football 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 1, 4; Office Aide 4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Graduation Committee 3; Outdoor School Counselor 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Vice President 1; Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4; Accepted lames Madison University. Levenchi Larosa Dingle Vince Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 2; Ac- cepted United States Air Force Academy. 202 Michael D. Shockey Vo-Tech Auto Mechanics 3, 4. James Franklin Kercheval Jimmy Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Maryland Distin- guished Scholar Participant 4; Valedictorian 4; Christmas Play 3; Chess Club 2; Accepted HJC. Kerry Lynn Parks Cheerleading 1; Captain 2; Softball 2; Christmas Play 1; Drama Club 1; FTA 1, 2; Homecoming Princess 3, 4; D O. 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Rhonda Denise Henry Betty Boop Rhonda Honda Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; All School Production 4; Christmas Play 4; Out- door School Counselor 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. Vonda Beall D O. 3; FBLA 3, 4; Historian 4; Office Aide 4. Not Pictured: Lantz Ray Keefer Baseball 2; D O. 3, 4. Grant Gudgeon FFA 1; D O. 3, 4. 203 Valerie A. Ridenour FHA 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Mat Maid 1. Leo Kendrick Vo-Tech Carpentry and Cabinetry 3, 4. Cheryl Ferguson Turtle Fergy Lizard Lady Band Front 1; Flag Squad 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Teacher's Aide 4. Starla Caver Sign Language Club 1; D.O. 3; FBLA 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Library Aide 3. Not Pictured: lames Byler Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Pit Band 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Tracy Parks Vo-Tech, Carpentry and Cabinetry 3, 4. Perry Estes D.O. 3, 4; Track 3. Joseph James Stoeber II Chip National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Accepted Princeton Universi- ty. 204 Alicia Oiler Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Band 1, 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Drum Major 4; Volleyball 2; Volleyball Statistician 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Softball 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Outstanding Chemistry Stu- dent Award 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Maryland Distinguished Scholar 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Homeroom President 1; Talented and Gifted Internship Program 4; Accepted Maryville College. joni Yvonne Brown Band Front, Banner Carrier 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; All School Produc- tion Stage Crew 3; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Teacher's Aide 4. Cherryl Beard Bubbles Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; All School Production 3; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Play 1. Tina Hovis Band Front 2, 3; FBLA 2; D O. 3, 4; Alternate 4. 205 Amy Alexander Softball 1; Band 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Ski Club 3, 4. Robin Mechele Linton Drama Club 4; All School Production 4; FHA 1; FFA 1, 3. Not Pictured: Sharon Lee Berger Phillip Randall Blalock Darryl Lemuel Blickenstaff Kimberly Lynn Brady Rosemarie Brown Jeffery T. Calhoun Molly Jean Cline Stephen Todd Coleman Gary Wayne Davis Richard Leroy Eaton Janelle Dawn Ferguson Mark Lee Fox Donald Edward Frick Bradley Jay Graybill Nancy Margaret Hilden Mark Lee Kershner William K. Koenig Lisa Poole Billie Jo Himes Homeroom President 1, 2, 4; Rifle Squad 1; Cheerleader 2; Talented and Internship Program 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 4, Homecoming Princess 4; Drama Club 1; Basketball Statistician 1 load McNairn Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Weightlifting 1, 2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1 2 3 4 Pi Band 4; All County Band 4; Accepted HJC. Not Pictured: Anthony Eric Metzger Roger Charles Myerly Kermit R. Riffle, Jr. Kevin C. Robertson Michael Spencer Ross Markus Thorsten Schwarz Debbie Kay Smith Michael Gene Smith Michael Evans Stanford Jeffrey Alan Warren 206 ROB IRWIN From the sunny beaches of Hawaii Nai To the mountains of Maryland, We've watched you grow from a tow-haired lad To a fine and decent young man. We're grateful that Cod has allowed for you To be part of our lives each day. And we're grateful to you for being yourself In your special and loving way. Best wishes and luck we now wish to you And there's one thing final to say. We love you Rob, and we're proud of you. And we will be, every day. Mom and Dad HOLLY HENRY Holly, you have given us 18 of the happiest years of our lives; we are very proud and may you be blessed always. Love, Mother and Dad CHRISTINE PROROCK Christine, we are very proud of your achievements and thankful for all your efforts. Congratulations. Mom, Dad, and Kids. LARRY STRITE We were proud Larry achieved highest hon- ors in electronics. After graduation he will pursue electronic in the Air Force. We wish him our best. Mother and Dad ALISON BRANT Dear Alison, we love you and are very proud of you. We wish you all the success and hap- piness in your future. Love, Mom and Dad ROSE MARIE BROWN Well, you finally made it. The Seas were a bit rough and rocky, but it's smooth sailing now. Mom and I wish you happiness and success in your future plans. From All of Us, Go For It, Bud BILLY GROVE Congratulations Bill Grove and the Class of '83. Love, Mom and Dad KATHY SHIFFLETT To our blue-eyed daughter, we are very proud of you and wish you all the happiness in the future. Papa would be proud of you. Mom and Dad JENNIFER McWHIRT jennifer, for pride in what you've been, for joy in what you are, for memories to cherish and love for always. Mom and Dad CHERYL BARBER Cheryl Barber, Love and Congratulations. Mom, Dad, Diane, and Sue JIM KERCHEVAL Always doing your best, Always concerned about others. Always an inspiration by your compassion and deep faith. We love you, Jim! MARCIE FRUSHER Marcie, We're very proud of you and wish you the best of everything in whatever you set out to do. Love, Mom and Dad ROGER MYERLY Roger, You are very special. Good luck in the future. Mom BETSY SCHILDT Best wishes, Betsy. Mother, Dad, Susan, and Shannon 207 JEFFREY DAY Dear Jeff, We are proud of the way you have handled the move, the law, and now your future. Let's keep working together. Love, Mom and Dad KERRY SPANGLER Kerry, We hope your future is filled with personal satisfaction, success and happiness. May you enjoy good health. Love, Mom and Dad JONI BROWN Congratulations and best wishes to Joni Brown and the Class of 83. Love, Mom, Dad, Kellie and Rob TINA HARDMAN To Tina, You may think we don't love you but love can be shown in many ways. Congratulations from Mom and Dad SANDY CARR Dear Sandy, We're very proud of you. May your future be filled with happiness. We love you. Mom, Lou, Wendy, Mike and Tami RUTH McCRAW Basketball, boys, grades, Robert, night-out with the girls , brides- maid, dances, cars, Tim, driver's li- cense, Miss Thompson, giggles, fondue, sweet 16 party, Norman, Mr. Gift, SAT's, Speedo's track, Mr. Orndorff, volleyball, champion long-jumper, steak, proms, Earl, friends, prom picnics, Brian, po- ems, Joe, Betsy, Coach P , deci- sions — decisions, ups — downs, Doug, lots of laughs, a few tears, Julie, balloons, Carol, pizza, purple everywhere, Janie, a shrug here, a hug there, Billie Jo, Catonsville, drive-ins, jeans, Scott W., and Scott R, Sleep'1 Hardly ever! Hope — always. We've had almost as much fun as you! Congratulations and love. Mom and Tom CATHY LANDRETH Congratulations Cathy! We are very proud of you. We wish you happiness and continued success in college. We love you. Mom and Dad BECKIE KITTEL Beckie, Rainbows and Palettes, Band-aids and Snow, Stay ahead of the crowd Wherever you go. Dear Beckie, I am so proud of you. I know you will be everything you want to be after graduation. Con- gratulations. I love you. Bobby MIKE STANFORD Mike, Congratulations, son, we are very proud of you. We wish you joy, peace, and success in the fu- ture. We love you. Mom and Dad JOE ARUTA Thank you Joe, For the many years of joy you have brought us, and will continue to bring. God Bless You. Mom and Dad BILL ELLIOTT Congratulations, Bill! We're so proud of you and thankful for the privilege of raising you. Love God and He will bless you. Mom and Dad Elliott LORI CONCOVIA Dear Lori, We're very proud of you! Congratulations and best wishes. Love ya! Mom and Dad KIM KLINE Kim, You are so very special to me. I love you very much. You have made my life worth living. Having you for my wife is going to mean so much to me. We will have a beautiful life together. My love for you is greater than you can imag- ine. I love you. SCOTT PHILLIPS Scott, To a super son, may all of your dreams become a reality. Ex- pect to win. We love you. Mom and Dad KRIS HIERSTETTER Dear Kris, We've always been proud of you, but never more than as you graduate. And you did it all yourself. Good Luck. Mom and Dad JULIE WARRENFELTZ We'll always cherish your dark curls, your laughter, and determi- nation to do well. We're proud and wish the very best for you. Love, Mom and Dad JULIE BOWARD Things we feel so often are things we do not say, but we hope you know how proud we are of you in every way. Love Mom and Dad DARRIN LYNN Darrin, Congratualtions. We are very proud of you son. Wishing you the very best in your new ca- reer in the Marines. Love, Mom and Dad CINDY STANSBERRY Cindy, Old Forge, Smithsburg Mid- dle, and High, Virginia Tech; The future success and happiness. Mom and Dad TINA HOVIS Tina, You have made us very hap- py and proud of you. We wish you success in every thing you do. We love you. Mom, Dad, and Zippie DONNA DELACRUZ Dear Donna, Your Dad and I are very proud of you. We wish you much success and God's blessing. We love you. Mom and Dad Andy VALEN MEADOWS Son, You've proved to be the Best . You have made your family extremely proud. Now go into the world and expect the best of your- self. DAVID ADOSCI Jake! May God speed your ambi- tions and may you always remem- ber how very much you mean to us! Love, Uncle Ray and Aunt Annie BILLIE JO HIMES We are proud of our beautiful daughter. We hope your life is filled with happiness and you ac- complish all you ever dream of. Your loving parents. KATHY SHAW Dearest Kathy, You have a loving personality and growing talent. We know you will be successful and happy. Love, Mom and Dad VONDA BEALL Vonda, With love and pride your parents congratulate you and wish you good luck, success and happi- ness in the future. CHRIS VOLCJAK Congratulations to our daughter Chris. May the future be filled with good luck and happiness. With Love, Mom and Dad MIKE FLOOK Mike, We wish you great success so that you can support us in a manner to which we would like to become accustomed. Mom and Dad KATHY HARP Dear Kathy, We love you very much and we are very proud of you. Our wish for you is much happiness and good fortune al- ways. Love, Mom and Dad DAMIAN BROUSSARD Damian, You made us so proud of you in the plays. You sure did sur- prise us. We wish you all the suc- cess in whatever you do. Love, Mom and Dad MISSY WOODALL Congratulations Missy! We are very proud of you! Good luck at Miss. College. We'll miss you so much. Love and Prayers, Mom and Dad FRANK FERRO Dear Frank, We'll always think that you're the greatest! We love you. Mom and Dad DARYL WARRENFELTZ Best Wishes for the future to the Class of 83. Special love and con- gratulations to Daryl! Betty and Don Warrenfeltz MIKE MYERS Dear Mike, Your accomplishments in your personal life and in the fields of guitar and sheet metal have made us very proud of you. Good Luck VALERIE RIDENOUR Valerie, A tiny girl, that is a fact, Nice, Quiet and lots of tact. Locked inside is a heart of gold. With all that wealth, she'll never grow old. KENNY DELAUTER Dear Kenny, We wish you the best of luck and success as you gradu- ate and pursue studies in account- ing or computers. Love, Mom and Dad LEO KENDRICK Leo, you worked hard to get this far, along with almost perfect at- tendance. We are very proud of you. Mom and Vernon DIRK SCHULTZ Dear Dirk, May your life bring you the joy that you have brought into ours. We wish for you health, hap- piness, laughter, love, and peace. Love, Mom and Dad The years have gone so fast. You know you are our last. We are so proud. Good luck always in every thing you do. Love, Mom and Dad Dale, We are truly happy witn your achievements. We know you have worked diligently. Loving wishes for success in life. Mom and Dad Julianne, Whether we are together or whether we are apart, we shall never be far because we three are close at heart. Love Mom and Dad Dear Darryl, Congratulations! Dar- ryl being the youngest of eleven children, I'm proud of you. May God richly bless you in whatever you do. Love Mom JEANNIE SPRANKLE Best of luck to Jeannie Sprankle and to the class of 83. Mom and Dad Through your school years you have made us proud to be your parents, you have done your best at home and in school and we know you'll be successful in what- ever life offers. Love Mom and Dad AMY JACKMAN May your dreams of today be your successes of tomorrow. Our love and prayers will be with you in all you do always! Mother and Dad 209 JULIANNE WYANT DARRYL BLICKENSTAFF TERESA McCLEARY DALE BEDSOLE SABINA GRIMM ceremony. S' ( resident, pn mond with the tion to be u Graduation lyai-at Lhe Maryland Theatre. 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PILE MOBILE POWER WASH 2415 Marsh Pike Brian D. Pile, Owner Operator 301-791-6767 “FREE ESTIMATES WASHING PILE CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 2415 MARSH PIKE HAGERSTOWN, MD 21740 301- 733-5961 Trucks 1 cars Tractor trailers Mobile homes Fleet Vehicles Aluminum siding Building Surfaces Homes Aircraft Signs Dairies Boats Swimming Pools Buses Shopping Carts RV’s Side Walks Barns Lawn £ Shrubbery BRIAN O. PILE SINGLE ACID WASHING B,jtl, Telephone Booths Trailers-Aluminum Graffiti Remo al DEGREASING Construction Equipment Motors Machinery Farm Industrial Restaurants 7932 Reich's Ford Road Frederick, Maryland 21701 i Phone (301) 662-5306 • Distributors for • Air Products Chemicals 1 Industrial Gases Welding Products • Distributor for Brenner Tank, Inc. • Welding Machine Shop Service • Fire Equipment Sales Service Congratulations Class of '83 GROCERIES THAT ARE FRESH AND AT REASONABLE PRICES ALWAYS SANDERS MARKET Quality Meats — Fresh. 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Sat.: 11-9 HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER VASCO, INC. 1115 B Maugans Avenue Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 (717) 264-5264 (301) 797-0260 Chambersburg Mall Hagerstown PEN MAR SALES Mfgs. of Mini Barns, Storage Buildings, Specializing ir Truck covers since 1966, Leitersburg Pike, 3 Miles North of Long Meadow Shopping Center 739-0880 LENA DARNER BRIDES Eight and One Half West Franklin Street Special Gowns for Special People Prom • Graduation • Weddings Hagerstown, MD 21740 791-5666 marines- Out of the rut and into the sky If all those post high school job otters are beginning to sound alike. trx the Marine Air Reserve program on for i e. You join while you're still in school, receiving drill pay lor your time. Then alter you graduate and go through Bool Camp. it s back to your hometown where atten- dance at Reserve meetings earns you great extra money, talk to your logftl recruiter, o: v.til this loll free number. 800-423-:nx In California 800-252-0241 The Proud Marine Resente. USMC Recruiting Service Box 88, Valley Mall Hagerstown, Md. 21740 (301) 582-4166 4167 Susan Raymer Morris Account Executive Home — 797-0140 104 Jefferson Blvd. Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith Inc. 18 West Patrick St. Frederick, MD 21701 1 301-694-7350 J I M HOLIDAY YARN SHOP 583 Northern Avenue P.O. Box 2175 Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 791-5588 Phone 824-7850 The Lushbaughs Holiday Acres Rt. 2 Vernie and Roy Smithsburg, MD 21783 PRO SPORTS SHOP Peaches Apples Quantity With Quality Good Luck Class of '83 BROMLEY ORCHARDS W. D Bromley Sons 2 Miles N. East of Smithsburg on Raven Rock Road Packinghouse 824-2011 RFD No. ' Residence 824-7564 Smithsburg, Md GARDENHOUR ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Fruit mithsburg, Maryland 21783 Phone 466 or 824-7566 CAVE TOWN QUALITY LUMBER ARCHITECTURAL INDUSTRIAL WOODWORK RESTORATION MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIAL THE CAVETOWN PLANING MILL CO CAVETOWN MD 21720 301 733 7040 824-2220 THE OLE HONESTE� MMILV RESTAUSIMT Home of Joe's Doughs Located at Intersection of Rt. 64 66, Cavetown Across from Cavetown Liquers HOLIDAY ACRES PHARMACY JOE CAROLYN KIPE Rt. 2, Box 106 Proprietors Smithsburg, MD 21783 Phone 824-2790 Congratulations HAHN S AMOCO C. R. SEMLER, INC. Excavating — Hauling — Septic Systems Swimming Pools Motor Tune-up Brake Work Cavetown, Maryland C. Ronald Semler Owner Route 2, Box 99 Smithsburg, MD 21783 Phone 824-2320 PROUD TO HAVE BEEN WITH YOU THE PAST 12 YEARS - HOPE TO BE WITH YOU THE NEXT 12 . . . 97-WQCM TOWNE COUNTRY FOODLAND Quality Meats Custom Cut to Suit Individual Desire 2 1766 Jefferson Blvd. Hagerstown, Maryland 2 1740 BOB HOLSINGER'S MEAT MARKET Known for foods with that country goodness! 50 Maugans Avenue Maugansville, Md. 21767 Phone 301-733-9263 224 Kipes Furniture Fair TOTAL LOOK Largest Selection of UNFINISHED Furniture in the area Do It Yourself Save Complete Re-upholstery Services Call for Free Estimate ImbL yj 1749 Pennsylvania Avenue x Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 791-2251 Open 10 - 9:30 Full Service Salon Walk-Ins Welcome or Call for Appointment .., gtjP' 2 -«jggi ’ jjl P. J S PLANT LOFT ETC. Top Of The Valley Mall Hagerstown, MD 21740 Patrice lohn Alderton Phone: 301-582-4480 220 Shenandoah Rd Martinsburg, W Va. |_ — Antietam 'W1 Tire r A Hagerstown, Md. 739-5448 GINN'S WATER PUMP SERVICE Box 112 Smithsburg, MD 21783 RICHARD GINN, |R. 24 Hr. Service Phone 824-7525 JL jy M Congratulations to the Class of 83 CHRISTYS RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Compliments of The Photo Shop Long Meadow Valley Mall 797-4413 Open 7 Days a Week 233 Penn. Ave. Hagerstown, Md. 21746 797-6799 225 DONNIE PLMBG. HTG. INC. DONNIE PRYOR New — Repair — Remodeling — Plumbing Electric Drain Cleaning Smithsburg 824-2710 HOLIDAY TV Holiday Acres Shopping Center Smithsburg, Maryland Carpet Upholstery Cleaning Commercial Residential BOB WILFONG 824-7805 JOHNNY BECK'S CARPET GALLERY Lee Scheeley 301-739-3422 120 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, MD 21740 226 1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 GROVE JEWELERS ir 17 W. Franklin Street Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 Doubleday Company, Inc. KENNETH GROVE . M Smit hsburg, Maryland Owner AN EQUAl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 301 797-1866 (301) 797-1111 L L COACH LINES, INC. Charter Buses for all Occasions Equipped with Air Cohdrcbning Rest Rooms 519 Md. Ave. Hagerstown, M1 21740 ID 2 1 raw?l Learn to Trave Travel to Learn 227 We Salute The Graduates Of '83 LEWIS FRUIT STAND Cavetown, MD 824-2811 or 824-2962 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Pick your own strawberries 228 Learn How You Can Save Energy BAER'S GARAGE INC. Lawn Garden Division 2407 Marsh Pike Hagerstown, Ml). Sales Service tor Lombard Chain Saws Mitsubishi Trar tors Echo Chain Saws Kero-Sun Heaters Ariens Lawn and Garden Equipment Pioneer Chain Saws Mighty Mac log Splitters 16 NORTH HAGERSTOWN, 21740 YOUR HAIR DO IT ■Ml ■� It's easier tn nearest Potomac Edison office and free literature explaining how you energy in your home. Potomac Edison t Part of the Allegheny Power System 229 Mike Travis' MOUNTAIN SHADOWS RESTAURANT Blue Ridge Summit, PA JlowuM foA all ocw iwA UJhsMi (juTstomsM One Oun Spatially FTD FLORIST MAXMOfCHT CA 0i HOf 0 fO 797-9112 ★ FREE DELIVERY TO CITY HOSPITALS FUNERAL HOMES DAILY DELIVERY 459 W WASHINGTON ST HAGERSTOWN Open 7 days a week Monday thru Friday 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Accommodations for Banquets, Business Meetings and Parties Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Specials Phone (717) 794-2705 LEW'S AUTOMOTIVE The Finest Complete Automotive Serivce - Anywhere All Brakedrums Disc Types Refaced We Repair All Electric Motors 24 Hour Wrecker Services DONALD C. BOWERS INSURANCE 1423 Dual Highway Ph. 1-301-739-5683 Hagerstown, Marylanc Phone 301 - 824-7538 RENT-ALL,INC 1600 Virginia Ave. Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 Phone: 797-5075 230 LOUIS L. CHANEY President Compliments of a Friend to the Class of '83 SMITHSBURG CAR WASH Open 7 Days A Week 75 West Water Street Smithsburg, MD 21783 Mike Anderson D.D.S. 5 J01 A. family Pcntistri’ Sioppt Center LUTHER N. MARTIN AGENCY Real Estate — Insurance Blue Ridge Summit, PA. 17214 Telephone 717-794-2111 M. B. REYNOLDS General Contractor Custom Built Homes Route 3, Box 46 Smithsburg, Md. 21783 1-(301) 824-2680 MHIC 293 Interstate Theatres long Meaifai� W1 SHOPPING CENTER d I ; M.' hi- SSSSi lotr Miry I ltd Show cist tv the Fimst ii Motion Pichrt Ettertiieiuet. HAGERSTOWN, MD. erturmtei I —J °Oc St O PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benchoff Mr. Raymond Symmons Ruth Shank Karen Mongan and Dean Bromley W|W| WWMD Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shank Doreen Frick John Powell John Kathy forever ever. Amen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mongan )oni Brown Dan Harmon Janiele R. Weddle Kim Morrison Bob Julia Brown John, I'm forever yours, faithfully Nita ) and Anna J Best Wishes Class of '83 - Mrs. Coss Julianne, Jeanne, Kris Buggy Best Wishes! — Mr. Cunningham Kathy Shaw + John Rinehart. . . always. Beckie Kittel and Bobby Baer Congratulations! — Faye Eccard Traci, I'll always love you, Irvin Lana Moore Congratulations! — Mrs. Hayes JR — i love you i love you - Kathy )udi Crone and Eric Warren Best Wishes! — Mrs. Hershberger Denise and Mike Tammy Dingle and Stan Depasse i Buena Sverte a todos! Sia, Paci To Harry R, my bro-in-law, I luv u. KS David Adosci was here. Congratulations! — Mrs. Morgan Kathy, Karen, and Jenny but now he's gone. Best Wishes! - Mr. Michael Mr. and Mrs. John J. Aruta )oni Langley and Kerry Spangler Anna — Karin Lisa Mr. Mrs. David Raymer left Bowers = Ferrari, money, and Fred John Helen Benchoff Mr. Mrs. S. McCarter — the Wonder Dog. Good Luck lack! Heidi Benchoff Mr. Mrs. Lowell Jackman Joni Ridenour Laurie Grier Bonnie Embly Carla Aruta Dee Stoner and Pat Russo Julie Warrenfeltz Dan Cathy Symonds Mr. and Mrs. Langley Lynne Royer Sherry Howie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dillon Julie Shanholtz Emma L. Smith Sandy and )oni Roxanne McAffe Sherilyn Jackman Congratulations Class of '83 — Kerry Parks Laurie Ann Law Daniels Photography Congratulations Seniors - Annette Arford A. Joann Miller, Media Specialist Mr. Mrs. Robert Daniels Best Wishes Class of '83 - Rhonda Henry Dawn and Paul Bob and Nancy Hebb Steve and Daphne Beth Dundus Julie Boward and Daryl Warrenfeltz We love you Erbie! Wish you lots of pie! Cora Anne Ferrara Randy Gift and Becky Decked Mary Wingert Michelle Glessner Cherryl Beard and Jeff Warren Best Wishes! Bob and Louise Wyant We will miss you — Mrs. Baughman Congratulations Seniors, Phyllis Bradley Mr. and Mrs. lohn E. Martin, )r. Darber Hammerhead Ruth, Gretchen, and Mary Steve Lewis and Chris Martin Best Wishes! - Mr. Mrs. Ed Gift Sue Farrell John Baer Krista Stockslager Rusty K.K. Beth and Pat Wendy McGovern Best Wishes! — Audrey Jack Grier Julie Salmon And a Special thanks to the following people for their cooperation . . . The Faculty for allowing us to interrupt their classes Mr. Langley for his basketball pictures Myerly and Lowe for their darkroom expertise Larry Allen for being so patient Brian Wiles for his pictures of Oliver Mrs. Knode for her help with taking pictures Coaches for letting us take pictures during practices Phil Poffenberger for his slides Our Patrons, Advertisers, and Supporters of the fundraising activities 232 Mr. anc Mrs. Nussear f°r the band Poture