South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1977 volume:

laama irii M 1977 SOUTH ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL 1000 Parkway Berne, Indiana 4671 1 BERNE ELEMENTARY 605 W. Main Street Berne, Indiana 4671 1 GENEVA ELEMENTARY Geneva, Indiana 46740 SPORTS 26 All of us have our own lives to live. Feelings change as time progresses. Events that seemed important during the young- er days are now less meaningful. Lasting friendships cannot be broken by time. Strong bonds between compan- ions hold up even under the greatest emo- tional strain. Years slip by without notice. Weeks become months, seasons become years, and decades become centuries. It is only when impatiently watched that time drags its feet. Life is like a hockey game that is di- vided into 3 periods. People are born, they live, and they die. Specific life jour- neys for all persons are only known by the Creator. Making the best of what time is left on this earth is the best way to survive. Life will continue to exist, no matter what time has to offer. Beginning the third century in the recorded history of the United States is a big job. Remembering the bicentennial past is important, but more so, it is im- portant to think about our roles in this new time and how time will remember THE school shines in dawn ' s early morning light. Life has not yet entered its haUs. I ' •«««« wRSSWiMKSssa8i s te. THE halls fill as the early busses arrive spill- ing students into the once lifeless building. ALSO filled with students in the morning is the library where friends meet friends, and sports-minded students read the morning paper. TAKING advantage of the quiet time before the first bell was Mr. Mertz, preparing his biolo- gy lecture for class. A DAY CONTINUES WHEN the final beU rings, hundreds of stu- dents race to their lockers and reach the buses just in time to catch a ride. THOSE students not leaving at 3:05 stayed after school for athletic practices and play re- hearsals. .... time hurries on, and the leaves that are green turn to brown .... Hello Hello Hello Hello. Good-bye Good-bye Good-bye Good-bye. —that ' s all there is f and the leaves that are green turn to brown. LEAVES THAT ARE GREEN c. 1965 Paul Simon Used by Permission. AFTERNOON classes pass quickly for some, but for others who axe constant clock watchers, the last three periods are an eternity. Y The editors and Publications staff proudly dedicate this 1977 issue of RE- FLECTION to Mr. Woodrow W. Inks. Mr. Inks has served the South Adams High School for 20 years. All totalled, he has been teaching 30 years. Mr. Inks is the sen ior class advisor and teaches Civics and Sociology to the seniors. He received his college education from Indiana Central University and received his Masters degree from Indiana University. Mr. Inks resides in Fort Wayne and owns an extensive col- lection of antiques. Receiving the yearbook dedication is an honor, but it is an even greater prize because the senior class al- most unanimously named Mr. Inks. Second period Jeopardy game. In 1954 posed with his antiques. STUC ENT Ni:WLY crowned King Phil Litwiller settles down in the library to finish his thematic paper after the excitement of Homecoming. QUEEN Ann Minnich, with lollipop in hand, entertained the basketball crowd with her imita- tion of Telly Savalas. Newly crowned King Phil Litwiller and Queen Ann Minnich presided over the 19- 76 Homecoming festivities. After their coronation, the band followed with a splendid halftime show featuring the se- nior auxiliary corps. McAllister offered much relief to the large turn-out at the dance, seeking to escape the sub-freezing weather. All the calories from the finger lickin ' good chicken which was bought at the FFA ' s chicken barbecue were burned up while the tensions of the nerve racking game supplied the energy. Garrett barely slipped by the gallant Starfires with a last second victory by the score of 40-36. DUE TO THE DESTRUCTION OF 72 PICTURES, INCLUDING MOST OF THE HOMECOMING SHOTS, WE WERE UN- ABLE TO PROVIDE AN ADEQUATE COVERAGE OF HOMECOMING FEST- IVITES. THE STAFF HOMECOMING SHOWN are the 1976 Homecoming King and Oiieen candidates; (front) Ann Minnich, Mary Liechty, Sue Schwartz, Kim Wulliman, Maria Affolder, Sonnie Stciner, (Back) Lon lox. Ken Sipe, Allen Caffee, Phil Litwiller, Derek Sprunger, and Randy Lehman. ENJOYING the Homecoming Dance were seniors Wilbur Snyder, Chico Martinez, Kim Jones, Mary Liechty, Andrey Liechty, and many more. THE tough Starfire defense stopped a potent Garrett Railroader offense during the Home- coming Game. Scraped knuckles from stuffing Kleen- ex, sniffles from the cold night air, and drooping eyes from the late nights accom- panied Homecoming week. Things started off with a bang as hammers hit the frame- work of the floats which were being con- structed according to new regulations this year. The seniors ' efforts were rewarded as their float won the first place honors. Tlie freshman class placed second, and the juniors won third prize. FLOAT COMPETITION PICTURED is Rick Sprunger, showing the intricate structure of the inside of tlie senior shoe. SENIOR Moat-Grand Prize JUNIOR Moat-Third Place IRESHMAN Moat -Second Place QTARS BEEN WORKIN WEKNCWSTARSCAN,] SOPHOMORL I loat LIGHTH Grade lloat TAKING advantage of the 25«! Coney Dogs CT T Tl tTlVn were Diane Stauffer, Heidi McCroiy, and Vickie  5 JL vJ 1 W J I M. Balsiger. AN employee of Trees for several years, Kim il i V3r _J M. ij Wulliman carried an empty tray from a satisfied customer. J;;L J;;L JjL J;;L J;iL J;;L ijL J;;L i;;L JjL JjL J;;L i; . J;; ijL J;iL JUNIOR HIGH CONVOCATIONS AND AWARDS ONE of the Junior High Convos was the annual spelling bee. Beth Agler was the winner this year. RECEIVING the Home Ec award for out- standing achievement is Lori Smith. Mrs. Mer- kel presented the award to Lori. - ll 1 a ■ Ati m i A A ' -jr ' ' HM I «te . AT the spring awards convo, Coach Flu- eckiger presented certificates to the track team. DANCING by the light of the siher chande- ENTERTAINING at the dance was the group lier were several couples. Leviticus from Fort Wayne. THROUGHOUT the night, the punch and snack table proved to be a popular place. CHAPERONING the Junior-Senior, the SA faculty enjoyed their meal. A Time For Us was the theme of this year ' s Junior-Senior Reception. The evening began with pictures taken of tlie couples after they arrived. A delicious meal was served by several freshman girls. After dinner, the mystery movie TEN LITTLE INDIANS was shown in the audi- torium. The couples then danced for two hours to the music of Leviticus. A liglit breakfast was served, the couples changed clothes, and then they went bowling. THANK YOU JUNIORS!!!! JANELLE Lehman, Bruce Hautau, Dan Bau- man, Audrey Liechty, Brian Habegger, and Kim Jones. FISHING for enough money to buy their tickets were Lon Fox and Rick Sprunger. c3iW€ Jf(i m m ff ANXIOUSLY awaiting their turn on the dance floor, Mark Van Emon, Kim WuUiman, Julie Sauder, and Kelly Weikel watched the band. After experiencing hundreds of lost library books, dumped or hidden tote trays, overcrowded totetray rooms, and numerous traffic jams, the administration decided to take some action. The solu- tion: S13,000 for 678 orange, black and gold lockers. Initial student reaction to the metal monsters was mixed. Some complained of the location, but others welcomed the thought of their coats and gym bags being right where they left them. Absent minded schoolmates had one big problem. Several dents, and bruised fists and toes later, they finally remem- bered their combinations. How many times have friends approached the locker door shut before all necessary items were removed. Although burgular proof and sometimes even owner proof, the general concensus approved of them. Locked Up, Walled in Also new this year were 41 1 feet of walls, added to close the open concept. It took three men three weeks to install them, but their time and effort was great- ly appreciated. Finally a study hall was quiet enough for studying. English class was not a mix- ture of Spanish verbs and mathematics problems. Students really received a break because routine class lectures were broken up with video tapes, movies and film- strips. For those homesick students, some moveable dividers were kept. The walls turned out to be a real good investment except for thoses with claustrophobia. Classes were not disrupted by between class stragglers. While writing on the blackboards, students could finish with- out the board walking away, being need- ed somewhere else. ENGLISH class was much quieter with the walls added. Brad Zimmerman, Pam Alberson, and Cindy Schwartz studied hard for a test. TAKING a break between classes is Ann Minnich, resting peacefully after being swal- lowed by Kim Jones ' locker. RECEIVING final instructions before the nmrch were the graduates. REPLACING his mortarboard with an AUis Chalmers cap was Ben Hough. SINGING The Way We Were at commence, ment was the girls trio. • •••••••♦ ••• ••• •• GRADUATION ' 77 : ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ f.l l l l .l .l l l l l l J ADDRESSING the graduates was Reverend Mark Batterbee. AWAITING the invocation from senior Allen Caffee were the graduates. PRESENTING honor cords and sashes to the honor students were Mr. Lehman and Mr. Inks. K: DEREK Sprunger received his diploma from his father, Dr. I-red Sprunger. Graduation 77 was held on May 22 in the South Adams gymnasium. The entire class of one hundred sixteen seniors received their diplomas from School Board President Gail Runyon. The baccalaureate remarks were delivered by Rev. Mark Batterbee who spoke on the theme Sound Words. Kent Frank was the class speaker. He gave a humorous talk about the past in conjuction with the class motto. Principal Doyle Lehman then recognized the honor students. TWO numbers were performed by the senior choir at commencement. AS the clock ticked closer to 2:00 p.m., the seniors Uned up in the commons. SALUTATORIAN Janita Zurcher HONOR STUDENTS Terri Agjer Janelle Lehman Kevin Lehman Brenda Liechty Ann Minnich Sherri Rhoades JuHe Sauder Kathy Sheets Ken Sipe Derek Sprunger SENIORS Phil Litwiller and Sonnie Steiner discussed last minute graduation advice. spe Country RACING toward the finish line from the west end of the field was the entire cross coun- try team. FOLLOWED closely by Lee Flueckiger, Maik Lehman strains to reach the finish line during the Adams Central meet. ROUNDING the last bend and headed to- ward the finish line were the Stars, racing to victory against Jay County. RUNNING with his team was the lightning fast Mr, Grogg, besting Mark Lehman by half of a second. POSTING a respectable 7 and 10 season record were the cross country team members Lee Flueckiger, Gary Coblentz, Mark Leh- man, Ted Beitler, Kent Frank, Randy Lehman, Kurt Frank and Coach Coach Grogg. The varsity volleyball team posted a 5-1 1 season record while the reserves fared 3-7 in the win-loss column. Coach Karas said the team was dedicated and played with a lot of spirit. The team worked together well and displayed fine sportsmanship. The nucleus of the team centered around five seniors: Terri Agler, Diann Baker, Sue Hartman, Terri Rhoades, and Sonnie Steiner. The senior mana- ger was Jane Schaadt. The varsity let- termen that will return next year in- clude; Renee Keller, Kathy Nussbaum, and Kelly Egly. Coach Karas presented Terri Agler with the team captain trophy and Terri Rhoades with the Most Valuable tro- phy at the fall Sports Banquet. SPIKING the ball over the net during the Bellmont game was Terri Rhoades. Terri Ag- ler and Kathy Nussbaum wait for a return. EXHIBITING her power serve, Kathy Nuss- baum scored another point in the losing battle against Bellmont. Spike It $ d $ @ f § a (FRONT) Sonnie Steiner, Diann Baker, Terri Rhoades, Kelly Egly, (Back) Managers Jane Schaadt and Kathy Steiner, Renee Keller, Kathy Nussbaum, Sue Hartman, Terri Agler, and Coach Karas. (TOP) Pam Wurster, Lisa Agler, Susan Moser, Jenny Liechty, Kathy Sprunger, Sunny Bowen, Coach Karas, (front) Vanessa Garlinger, Jilaine Sprunger, Nancy Sauder, Hilda Bucheli, and Gail Lehman. Basketball 4j?X. ' .vS% ¥ 4 MIKE, you just cannot let those other play- ers get you down. I just follow my nose when in trouble. FAKING the shoes off of his opponents, Kevin Lehman muscled toward the basket for another two pointer. Posting an impressive seven win and fourteen loss record, the varsity Stars completed the regular season and went to the sectional semi-final game before losing to Bluffton. Senior Kevin Lehman was named to the first team N.E.I.A.C. all-conference team. He lead the team with 423 total points and 194 rebounds. Randy Lehman was second in scoring with 240 points, and Wayne Bunker was third with 137 points. Coach Starks said, I think we played as close to our potential as we could. We won more than people expected us to win. We were happy to improve last year ' s record. Reserve Basketball JUNIOR varsity Stars include: Coach Grogg, Gino Fisher, Paul Smith, Mike Meyer, Dean De Armond, Doug Hanis, Scott Moser, Randy Moser, Jim Hartman, Rex Lautzenheiser, and Jeff Doherty. They had a very good season with many exciting games. The reserve basketball team coached by Mr. Grogg compiled a nine win and eleven loss record. The reserves were led in scoring by Jim Hartman with 143 points and Gino Fisher with 141 points. Doug Harris led the team in rebounds with 106. Mike Meyer and Dean De- Armond followed closely with 102 re- bounds a piece. The reserves placed third in the South Adams Reserve Tourney with Bellmont, Jay County, Bluffton, and SA participating. Mr. Grogg thought that the season ' s outcome could have been improved, but he had to hold out players for possible varsity action. SHOOTING a crucial technical foul free throw during the Bellmont game was sophomore Mike Meyer. DOUG Harris put up a jump shot during the Jay County game. Gino Fisher and Jim Hartman raced for the rebound. GRABBING the inside position from a Bluff- ton Tiger during the Reserve Tourney vras Randy Moser. RACING for the rebound in the Jay County match up were Jim Hartman, Doug Harris, and Mike Lehman. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL HOSTING a post season party for his ninth grade players was Coach Jerry Flueckiger. They enjoyed a fine meal. f 9 (FRONT) Curt Van Emon, Phil Lehman, Brian Evans, Rex Sprunger, Ron Dull, Doug Lehman, (back) Rick Hill, Kelly Caffee, Kevin Knoch, Rocky Fariow, John Courtney, Brian Grimm, Scott Habegger, Lee Flueckiger, Steve Moser, and Coach Jerry Flueckiger comprised the ninth grade basketball team. (1st) Greg Rich, Kyle Velasco, Jay Baum- gartner, John Fox, Fausto Bucheli, Mark Moore, Dick Laux (2nd) Brent Whitehurst, Steve Bauman, Brent Bixler, Vaughn Nussbaum, Tim Noll (3rd) Mr. Oswalt, Ross Reber, Kyle Yoder, and Leon Zurcher played on the eighth grade basketball team. The freshman A team won 5 games and lost 10 games. Injuries the first half of the season affected the record. The team placed third in the Bellmont Tour- ney as they lost in a triple overtime to Adams Central and then defeated a good Southern Welles team in the consolation game. The B team record was 5-5. The highlight was a late season game when they beat an unbeaten Jay Co. team. JUMPING for the ball during a practice scrimage were Doug Lehman, and Brian Grimm, members of the freshmen team. c . WRESTLING WRESTLING team members include; (Back) Coach Larson, Don Branstetter, Matt Wcrst, Jeff Sprunger, John Crider, Steve Hupka, Kent Wcrst, Daniel Moore (front) Gary Herman, Gary Coblcntz, Ron Minnich, Jay Sprunger, Roger Miller, and Brad Hart. GARY Coblentz is shown during a Dekalb wrestling match JF.I ' I- Sprunger took his Jay County oppo- nent for a pin. Si This year ' s Star wrestling team won a match for the first time in two years. Much of the success can be attributed to hard work and dedication by the team and to the presence of first year coach Terry Larson. The team won three matches and lost only four. Three sure-win matches were cancelled by the snow. Kent Werst became the first SA mem- ber to go to the semi-state level. Gary Co- blentz, Gary Herman, Jeff Sprunger, and Jay Sprunger advanced to regional. Jay Sprunger won the sectional. Next year should be even a better year. The team loses Kent Werst and Steve Hupka to grad- uation. WITH his hand raised in victory by the re- feree, Jeff Sprunger soundly defeated his Jay County opponent. ALSO wrestling a Jay county mat man, George Cincotta readied himself for another period of battle. SENIOR Kent Werst became the first SA wrestler to advance to the Semi-state level of competition. SENIOR Co-captain Steve Hupka wrestled an excellent season for the Stars. The team wiU miss him ne.xt year. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 4 _g 0. - -. j ■ F 1 m ' 1 I K l i N WH i| COMPOSING three-fourths of the girls team this year were seniors: Sherri Rhoades, Kathy Sheets, Terri Rhoades, Myra Dubach, Sue Hart- man, Terri Agler, Cathy Brewster, Jane Schaadt, and Diann Baker. The absence of these nine seniors will open many varsity slots for next point jump shot year. TERRI Rhoades gets set for another two JUNIOR Jenny Liechty out-jumped Nor- TERRI Agler, Sherri Rhoades, Kathy Sheets well ' s Sherri Kumfer during the Sectional. and Myra Dubach fight for a loose ball. SCORING on another free throw was Kathy Sheets during the sectional. . a The girls ' basketball team ended its season on the same note as it did last year by advancing to the final game of the Sectional and by being defeated by Nor- well. The team was led by M.V.P. senior guard Terri Rhoades who averaged nearly 21 points per game and who was named to the NEIAC All-Conference first team. Other seniors on the team receiving hon- ors were Myra Dubach, leading rebounder and voted most competitive; Sherri Rhoades, Kathy Sheets, and Jane Schaadt voted tri-captains; and Jane Schaadt named All-Conference Honorable Mention. VARSITY Starfire Girls Basketball team members include: Coach Miller, Sherri Rhoades, Kathy Sheets, Terri Rhoades, Myra Dubach, Sue Hartman, Jenny Liechty, Terri Agler, Kelly Egly, Lois Doherty, Cathy Brewster, Jane Schaadt, Diann Baker, and Managers Teresa Fravel and Susan Moser. RESERVES: Kelly Egly, Beth Hancock, Pam Alberson, Judy Flueckiger, Lois Doherty, Beth Sheets, Brenda Ellenberger, Sunny Bowen, Jane Rush, Brenda Lehman. Linda Rich, Van- essa GarUnger, Karla Smith, Pam Wurstei, and Glenda Lehman gained valuable experience by playing with the reserves this year. I RONT: D. Kruse, B. Habegger, B. Hautau, S. Lengerich, D. Baumgartner, Coach Dorsch, Top: M. Neuenschwander, M. Lehman, K. Nussbaum, F. Smith, R. Meyer, P. Zulauf, J. Umple- by, D. Kruse, T. Steiner. LM ' L_ i THE only senior member of the golf team VARSITY golfers- John Schindler, Ryan RESERVE golfers-Jeff Miller, Dave Neuen- was Ryan Beitler. He played either third or Beitler, Ted Beitler, Richard Rhoades, and Bill schwander, Tom Jones, Kevin Knoch, Mark fourth position for aU the matches. Brenneman. Neuenschwander, and Fred Smith. GOLF ' l X A Under rookie Coach John Starks, the varsity golf team had a very good season. The varsity roster included senior Ryan Beitler, who was voted captain of the team, junior Ted Beitler, and sophomores John Schindler, Bill Brenneman, and Richard Rhoades. The reserve golfers did not see much action, but they improved their scores. Reserves included Jeff Miller, Dave Neuenschwander, Tom Jones, Kevin BCnoch, Mark Neuenschwander, and Fred Smith. A6TIV jm ITIC REFLECTION STAFF PETE Mosser, Kent Frank, Sue Hartman, (LEFT to right) Mrs. Ruth Neuenschwander Ken Sipe, Keith Neuenschwander, Randy Leh- was the yearbook and newspaper advisor. Ken man, Mrs. Neuenschwander, Tern Agler, Myra Sipe and Sue Hartman were the 1977 co-ed- Dubach, Sonnie Steiner, Tanya Lehman, Aud- itors of REFLECTION. Kent Frank was the rey Liechty. Ann Minnich, Joni Van Emon, chief photographer. Mary Liechty, Kathy Moser, and Kim Jones are the yearbook staff. The 1977 annual was brought to the community by many hard working indi- viduals. Co-editors for the yearbook were Ken Sipe and Sue Hartman. Ken designed most of the page lay-outs and Sue wrote most of the narration. Kent Frank arrang- ed the picture taking with the help of many fine photographers. Others contrib- uting their time were Kim Jones, Tanya Lehman, Audrey Liechty, Kathy Moser, and Ann Minnich. Of course, much credit and thanks go to Mrs. Neuenschwander, a super advisor. TANYA Lehman and Kathy Moser were chosen to be the 1978 co-editors of REFLEC- TION. They each offered much valuable assis- tance in drawing lay-outs and writing the nar- ration for this yearbook. STAFF member Audrey Liechty demon- strated how the yearbook proofs are rushed by air mail to South Adams for needed corrections. Kathy Moser and Ann Minnich watched Audrey perform. GET ON UP— AN added dimension to the games were senior bases Phil Litwiller, Allen Caffee, Mike Koehler, Lyle Liechty, Kent Werst, Dave Tum- blcson, and Bill Liechty. They SUPPORTED the cheerleaders on many occasions. FIGHT CHEERING the Stars on to victory was Kent Frank, SA ' s newest member of the cheer- leading squad. Exciting the crowd and spiriting tl team to victory were not the only jobs of this year ' s cheerleading squad. They also planned all the pep sessions, painted all the hall signs, and completed many odd jobs before game time. They attended a camp at Vincennes, where they learned yells, pom pon routines, and skits. Seniors Deb Bixler and Deb Hoffer were presented flowers at the last game. At the football bonfire, the cheerleaders spirited the student body, and Mr. Lehman di- rected traffic with his bull horn. NINTH Grade Cheerleaders: Debbie Yoder, Beth Liechty, Kim Mason, Karen Roop, Cheryl Lehman, and Renee Lingo. PEP CLUB Students from grades eight through twelve participated in the pep club this year. Mr. Anderson was the man in charge of the club. Representatives elected from each grade level helped him with attend- ance and the club ' s general organization. This year ' s pep club girls wore gold T- shirts, while the guys wore black shirts. The club cheered with the band and cheerleaders. AWARD WINNERS SPRING AtWetic Banquet awards were presented to Kevin Lehman, Kent Frank, Ryan Beitler, and Dave Neuenschwander. SPORTS honors went to Jane Schaadt, Terri Rhoades, Sue Hartman, Myra Dubach, and Kathy Sheets at the Spring Athletic Ban- quet. FUTURE Farmers of America awards were presented to Ted Liechty, Rod Reynolds, Maria Affolder, and Lynn Habegger. AFTER the judging was completed, all the participants and their parents gathered to see the presentation of trophys. WINNING the Grand Prize in the Biological Division was Sue Haitman. STEVE Hupka and Dave Weaver won the Grand Prize in the Physical Division. Winter Sports Banquet WINTER Sports Banquet award winners were were pictured after the awards ceremony. KICKING away to the tune of Up Up in a Puff of Smoke were the pom pon squad, under the supervision of Mis. Maloney. CONGRATULATING Mr. Knoch and the band after theii Bluffton Street Fair triumph was Governor Otis Bowen.  • ¥7Wm Lift ' em High and Proud AS the Swiss Village flag was raised, the Marching Starfires played the STAR SPAN- GLED BANNER. j( , :rv. ' i. Although the marching band season was short, a lot of hard work was done behind the scenes to bring quality perfor- mances to the public. During the summer, 149 members of the band, under the helm of Mr. Knoch, and the auxiliary corps, directed by Mrs. Maloney, prac- ticed twice per week for eight weeks. Summer highlights included: Second prize at North Webster ' s Mermaid Fest- ival, Fifth place in the Winchester con- test, Participation in many local parades, and a trip to Indiana Beach. For the football pre-game and half- time shows, the band practiced during float periods, five times per week. The dream of a life time came true for the band as they won the Grand prize in the Bluffton Street Fair. In addition to foot- baO appearances, the band also played in the Berne Halloween Parade. Assisting Mr. Knoch and Mrs. Maloney throughout the marching season were Brice Amstutz, drum major, Kevin Knoch, assistant drum major, Maria Af- folder, Pom pon captain, Jenny Yoder, rifle captain, Colinda Mazelin, flag cap- tain, and Carolyn Abbott, twirling cap- tain. The Music Boosters Club did a fine job in providing chaperones for the bus trips, in fitting and repairing band uni- forms, and in planning and carrying out a very successful marching band banquet that many awards were given to many outstanding bandsmen. Late in the season, the band enjoyed a trip to Bloomington, Indiana where they saw the lU marching band participate in a Band Day celebration. Mr. Knoch, in summing up the marching year said, The season was a very good one. It was very enjoyable for everyone participating. FORMING a gigantic S.A. on the football field were the Marching Starfires, 149 mem- bers strong. MARCHING TWIRLERS Carolyn Abbott, Tami Laux, Gerri Augsburger, and Rcnee Lingo per- formed during football and basketball half- times. This year ' s auxiliary corps added color to the marching band and provid- ed much enjoyment for many Starfire fans. As well as entertaining the crowds here at home, the individual groups attended special camps during the sum- mer. They received several awards for the most improvement and spirit. The pom pon squad went to camp at Albion Michigan. The flags and rifles camped in Ohio. 3AND AUXILIARY UNITS SENIORS: Karla Grogg, Colinda Mazelin. Bren- da Liechty, Audrey Liechty, Sue Miller, Maria Affolder, Mary Adams, Brenda Brewster, Joni Manning. UNDER the direction of Mrs. Peggy Maloney the Marching Starfire Auxiliary Units posed in front of the music wing. HIGH SCHOOL BANDS ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR: GENE KNOCH SYMPHONIC BAND NINTH GRADE BAND A CAPPELLA CHAMBER CHOIR DIRECTOR: GARRETT EPP A CAPPELLA CHAMBER CHOIR PEP BAND THE South Adams Pep Band was a vital part of the pep assembUes that were organized by the cheerleaders. WITH megaphone in hand, Mr. Knoch di- rected the pep band at the old football field for the bonfire. POPS Concert award winners included: John Moser (John Phillips Sousa), Sue Hartman (Or- chestra Award), Audrey Liechty (Accompanist Anon), and Brian Habegger (Choral Award). Hp HpV H HH| K F ' ' |L7- i El I Hill l L ' wSr jj L r WNffiv H l g M?l __K _!!L_a H | ' '   « , --||H B The South Adams Pep Band under the direction of Mr. Gene Knoch provided excellent halftime entertainment for the fans at the home basketball games. On many occasions the pom pons, the flags, and the rifles also performed at half-time accompanied by the pep band. After the last home game, Mr. Knoch and his wife hosted a pizza party for the pep band members. PEP Band members Steve Brown, Scott Lehman, Doug Sipe and others expressed vary- ing emotions at the games. MA fY of the pep band members enjoyed the reserve game before their first performance of the night. DURING the wedding scene, Curly (Brian Habegger and Laurie (Audrey Liechty) prepare to leave on their honevmoon. (§w£MmmK gnu ' r 0k BIDDING farewell to Curly and Laurie was the entire cast. BUYING a hot water bag from Ked Cottrell was Pete Mosser the peddler man. The South Adams High School Music Department presented the Broadway musical OKLAHOMA! on March 31 and April 1 . The performances ' quality was superb with the auditorium packed each night. The musical ' s director was Mrs. Peggy Maloney. The technical director was Mr. Tom Agler. Mr. Garrett Epp was the musical director, and Mr. Gene Knoch was chief set designer. Mrs. Nancy Hamp- son was in charge of the choreography, and Dr. BurkJialter managed the orchestra. THE cast sings Oklahoma! which preced- ed the trial and fight scenes. MINNESOTA Agler studies his shot during a pool game with Mr. Epp at the cast party. DAN Bauman gives Nancy Hampson an Oklahoma Hello during the awards presenta- tion. MUSIC BOOSTERS RICRUITING players lor next season, Mr. RING Toss participants walked home with Starks mans the basketball tree throw stand. cartons of Coke from this stand. ' :: % CARNIVAL COMING in from the Chili Supper, the crowd surveys the carnival area. DECIDING which way to go next, Phil Lit- willer and Sonnie Steiner stand in the gym. The S.A. Music Boosters Carnival is a yearly event sponsored to help promote the various needs for the music program. To begin the evening was a hot chili supper ' followed by numerous activities which everyone seemed to enjoy and had fun taking part in. Highlights of the Carnival included: Bingo, Ring Toss, Fish Pond, Dart Throw, Trampoline Jump, General Store, and a Cake Walk. POPS MANY different displays of art work provid- ed by ail of the art classes at South Adams were viewed by the Pops Concert audience at inter- mission. PROVIDING entertainment for the large crowd was the girls ' trio. Raelene, Audrey, and Deb sang I ' m Glad to be a Girl and Love is Blue. The gym was filled to capacity for this year ' s Pops Concert. Many seventh graders served as waiters and waitresses to keep the large crowd well fed as they en- joyed a variety of performing groups. Participating in the Pops were the orches- tra, eighth and ninth grade bands and choirs, the symphonic band, AcapeUa and chamber choirs, a girls ' trio, and a boys ' quartet along with vocal solos, piano duets, and a mystery quartet that contained Mr. Epp, Mr. Knoch, Mrs. Maloney, and Mrs. Moser. The presentation of awards to the se- niors highlighted the evening. John Moser received the John Phillips Sousa band a- ward. Sue Hartman received the orches- tra award. Brian Habegger received the choral award, and Audrey Liechty receiv- ed both the Frederick Chopin accompa- nist award and the Arion award. The evening ended with the combined choirs and symphonic band singing and playing You ' ll Never Walk Alone. SINGING a medley of songs from OLIVER which included Consider Yourself and Who Will Buy? was the AcapeUa choir. CONCERT DIRECTED by Mr. Epp, the I ' reshman choir sang and then combined with the eighth grade choir to sing Save the Country. STEPPING back up on the podium after tak- ing a bow was Mr. Knoch. The ninth grade band then played several more selections. DELIGHTING the Pops Concert audience with two songs were Raelene Bixler, Deb Bixler, and Audrey Liechty, the girls ' trio. ATTENDING the Pops Concert was the largest audience on record. All the tables were filled along with most of the bleachers. ::: ' i I DIRECTED by Mr. Knoch, the ninth grade band played a selection of popular television theme songs. Included in the medley were Happy Days , Laverne Shirley , and Wel- come Back Kotter. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS BATTLING for a rebound during an FFA DAVE Neuenschwander was one of the top game were Mr. Morris, Stuart LeFever, and Mr. scorers for the South Adams ' Future Farmers Oswalt. of America. MR. Branscum was faculty advisor for FFA. MANY awards were presented to the FFA boys at their annual banquet. This year ' s Future Farmers of America included Dawn Bedford, Larry Coblentz, Brian Lehman, Ted Liechty, Dave Neuenschwander, Bob Reef, Rod Reynolds, and Clay Snyder, seniors; Fred Affolder, Brian Beeler, Richard Dudgeon, Tom Dull, Randy Gaskill, Lyle Haines, Randy Harris, Micah Kuhn, Allen LeFever, Mark Neuenschwander, Roger Neuensch- wander, Henry Schaadt, and Randy Smuts, juniors; Dean DeArmond, Brian Dubach, Stuart LeFever, Roy Liechty, Alan Paul, Richard Reef, and Van Sprunger, sophomores; Todd Af- folder, Lynn Hawbaker, Steve Jones, Jeff Lehman, Jeff Miller, Scott Miller, Roger Patch, and Phil Vorhees, fresh- men. STUDENT COUNCIL DANCING in the Christmas spirit were many students at South Adams. Student Council sponsored the dance after a home game. The officers of Student Council are: president, Allen Caffee; vice-president, Lon Fox; Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Sch- wartz. The Council has sponsored two dances during the year. The dances were a Valentine ' s dance and a Christmas dance. The dance committee consisted of Lori Steiner, Tami Amstutz, Sondra Herman, Derek Sprunger, Sonny Bowen, Joni Van Emon, and Allen Caffee. There were three movies this year. The SA student body saw COMEDY ' S GREATEST, IS- LAND AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD, and THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG. There was also a Teenager of the Month Committee. This committee changed members every month. All the people in the Student Council devoted much of their time to help. All their assistance was appreciated very much by the South Adams student body, the Student Coun- cil officers, and the administration. Thanks to everyone. SPOTTERS for the trampoUne convo were Jane Rush, Matt Werst, Mindy Coblentz, and Ted Licchty. WORLD Champion trampohnist Ron Smith performed death defying somersaults and back nips at a convo. SUITING up to play Santa Clause at the Christmas Dance was Mr. Agler. He also visited the Head Start Classes. POSING in the hbrary was the entire South Adams Student Council headed by President Allen Caffee. KENT Frank and Ted Beitk-r get their make- up from Miss Raudenbush. KATHY Reinhard, Rhea Ann Sprunger, and Deb Bixlcr watch for an entrance off stage. KIM, Kathy, Mary, and Lori performed at the awards convocation. A DRAMA CLUB SPORTING greased back hair and an old sweater, Pete Mosser dressed for the fifties. AC ' TINC; out a romantic scene were Kim Jones and Kent Irank. The drama club frequently entertained tlie SA student body with humorous plays. Miss Raudenbush and Mrs. Myers were the directors of the club. Two plays at one time allowed the entire cast to participate every convo. CADET TEACHERS CADET Teachers: (Front) Pam Augsburger, Heidi McCrory, Marslia Shindler, Vickie Balsiger, Julie Sauder, Diann Baker, (Back) June Moser, Raelene Bixler, Pam Batterbee, Kim Wulliman, Natalie Miracle, Deb Hoffer, and Carol Herman. Published bi-monthly, THE SOUTH- ERN STAR informed and entertained the student body. Sporting a new look under editor Terri Agler, the paper enjoyed a successful publication year. Other staffers include; Myra Dubach, Randy Lehman, Mary Liechty, Pete Mosser, Keith Neuen- schwander, Sonnie Steiner, and Joni Van Emon. Watching over the staff was Mrs. Neuenschwander. PETl: Mosser, Kim Jones, Audrey Liechty, Kathy Moser, Tanya Lehman, and Joni Van Emon all contributed to the newspapers. PERFORMING double duty every second period was Mrs. Neuenschwander. She was ad- visor for both newspaper and yearbook. The SOUTHERN STAR WORKING hard to meet the deadline was sports writer Randy Lehman. MARY Liechty logged a lot of hours typing for the newspaper. i y H EMI6S POSTI.D on the art room wall were many IN typing class, all the sophomores supposed- paintings and other drawings done by outsland- ly learned how to type. The wall chart helped ing SA artists. lost students find the letters. Business n J 1 ' M:if F ' - t . TAKING a breather after a hard timed writ- ing was a class of sophomores taught by Mrs. Weimer. SHOWN teaching during his first period ad- vanced business class was Mr. Miller. He also managed the cafeteria. Mrs. Weimer, my packet didn ' t check out or Mrs. Rhoades, I typed a whole letter without having my fingers on the right home keys was just some of the business department ' s jargon this year. Business courses were taught by Mr. Miller, Mrs. Rhoades, and Mrs. Weimer. Courses ranged from typing for beginners to Accounting II for future Certified Public Accountants. The typing classes this year had a taste of blindness. All the typewriters had capped keys. , CAFETERIA ENGLISH SNACK Bar cooks Henrietta Nussbaum and Joan BLxler get set foi the noon hour rush for the pizza. BEFORE a wrestUng match, junior Jay Sprunger enjoyed a meal prepared in the cafe- teria. The cafeteria staff, under chief cook Dorcas Moser, started from scratch to make every meal. 120 pounds of 100% all beef hamburger and five cases of french fries were used to feed hundreds of hun- gry students and faculty in one sitting. Pizza was the number one meal with 519 served. In addition to the regular meal, the snack bar was a popular lunch time place. Chef salads, 25-30 per day, were consumed along with chocolate and va- nilla shakes. Henrietta Nussbaum said the seniors liked pudding. The English department which was headed by Mr. Jerry Flueckiger provided a varied curriculum for South Adams stu- dents. The seniors wrote thematic units and digested plenty of grammar. The jun- iors completed their first term paper; the underclassmen were introduced to plays by William Shakespeare. MANY teachers cherished their private din- ing area so that they could avoid their students long enough to digest the food. KEEPING her grade book up to date as she watched her study hall was Mrs. Raudenbush. SOPHOMORES Robin Moore, Greta Eicher, and others in Mrs. Minch ' s English class read their book report books. PHIL Sprunger, Rick Hill, and Curt Van Emon look up vocabulary word definitions for their test. LANGUAGE Arts provided a wide variety of curriculum. Miss Andrews and Teresa Fravel demonstrate the latest dance steps. The Industrial Arts students became familiar with industry by operating nia- cliinery and developing work skills neces- sary for success within the industrial world. Industrial Arts classes offered machine skills, drafting, and building trades. In these classes, Mr. Oswalt and Mr. Mosser help students prepare for future jobs. Eiglith graders formed companies and sold products. AN expert in industrial arts, Kent Frank shapes a piece of wood. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HELPING Roger Cover and Micah Kuhn was Mr. Oswalt. FINISHING a delicious meal was the senior Home Economics class. HOME ECONOMICS ENJOYING a Home Economics meal were Nancy Nussbaum, Diana Ford and Cheri Jones. Cooking seemed to be the students ' and the teachers ' favorite class period in Home Ec. Classes cooked pizzas, lunches, and breads on a budget of $25 per week. Mrs. Yake wished that all of the classes were semester or 9 week classes so stu- dents could choose from a variety of de- sired subjects. Mrs. Merkle said that peo- ple who are not as smart in math or science shine in Home Economics. CLASSES in Home Economics must do a lot of research before starting to cook. Shhh! A library, as defined in the dictionary, is a building housing a collection of books used for QUIET research or pleasure read- ing. The SA library may resemble the above definition but was used for many other events during the past year. The newspaper staff held an Easter egg hunt in the library. Early morning arrivers and lunch hour escapees also used this quiet place appropriate for friendly chats. CAREFULLY scanning the library for gum chewers, noisy talkers, and other assorted of- fenders was Mrs. Linder, library watchdog. USING the library for a demonstration, Mr. Sheets launched his Polish Rocket for his science class. Quiet Please! HELPING Pam Alberson, Lois Doherty, and Sue Yoder with an English assignment was Mrs. Minch. I-RIENDS congregate in the library before school begins to meet and discuss the latest gossip. Language SPANISH students under the direction of Miss Andrews learned their language. Spanish, French, and Latin were the foreign language choices for SA students this year. Miss Andrews. Mrs. Neuensch- wander. and Mrs. Myers taught those sub jects. Highlighting the language program was a summer trip to France by Mrs. Neuenschwander and some of her stu- dents. Math was taught by Mr. Huser, Mr. Leistner. Mr. Sprunger, and Mr. Grogg. Senior math students especially enjoyed learning to program Monroe, the almost human calculator. STRESSING a very important Latin fact KENT Frank and Ken Sipe tape Mrs. Neu- was Mrs. Myers. enschwander ' s Eiffel Tower to the wall. and Mathematics EXPLAINING a problem to his eighth grade math class was Mi. Spmnger. Music FRESHMEN gym classes enjoyed the new game of Pillow Polo. Many goals were scored by the teams along with receiving bruised legs. and Phys. Ed. ( GETTING ready for another exciting gym class basketball game were Todd Steiner, Mike Meyer and the rest of the team. FRESH out of the pool. Miss Norma Joncb used her trusty hair dryer before going to her next class. I ' iSEj Instructed by Mr. Fry, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Mertz, Mr. Leistner, and Mr. Huser, the science curriculum offered a wide range of subjects for students. Courses included Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and IPS. The science department, headed by Mr. Sheets, introduced new text books to the classes. Mrs. Gould aided with labs. MATT Lehman, Teryl Masterson, Kraig Wulliman, and others perform lab experiments. SARA Sprunger, Dave Baumgartner, and Stan Lengerich do chemistry labs with flames. ADVANCED Biology students research their next topics of study in the lab area. VICKIE Balsiger stirs a mixture for a lab experiment in advanced biology. EIGHTH grade science students complete their lab experiments. PHYSICS students Kathy Sheets and Brenda Liechty record step-climbing times. HILDA Bucheli, Sheryl Amstutz, and Brenda Ellenberger study for a history test. E33EE3 MR. Bridge lectures to his juniors while they hurriedly scribble notes. CELEBRATING the election results on the Republican side was second period Civics. FIFTH period Civics finds a time to talk be- tween Mr. Inks ' lectures. DEFENSE attorney Wilbur Snyder examines Lon Fox ' s shoe during a Civics trial GETTING a head start on their homework were Mr. Bridge ' s students. With Mr. Inks in charge of the social studies department, students got their fill of movies, note taking, lectures, tests, and senior Jeopardy day. On the history staff, Mr. Inks taught seniors, Mr. Bridge and Mr. Agler tauglit juniors, and Mr. Lehman, Mr. Fry, and Mr. Starks tauglit the under- classmen. PER W n J nCL Administration School Board members: Gail Runyoii, Vena Simmons, Nor- man L. Haines. Carl Muselman, and Dr. Fred Sprunger. Superintendent Byron Bunker Ass ' t Superintendent Kenneth Van Emon Principal Doyle Lehman Jr. Higl: Principal William L. Morris Athletic Director Harry F. Anderson Alan Baumgartner. Guidance Gene Clemens, Guidance Betty Bixler, R.N. Lois Mast, IMC Marcella Sipe, Aide Sally Thomas, Payroll Marguerite Von Gunten, Bd. of Education FACULTY Thomas E. Agler Nancy Andrews Jim E. Arnold Henry N. Branscum Robert C. Bridge Geraldine L. Linder Judi K. Merkel Dale L. Meitz Keith O. Miller Jane Minch Rodney K. Mosser Sylvia Myers Ruth Neuenscluvander csr-- 1 s m Slieryl Raudcnbush Alice R. Rhoadcs Dean W. Slahlv John Starks Larry A. Sheets Judson E. Sprunger Cheryl L. Stauffer Mildred L. Weimer Patricia A. Yake Katherine Fields Carolyn Gould Jean Lautzenheiser Rose M. Teeple Gretchen Lehman Linda Lehman NOT PICTURED: Bus Drivers- Chester Adams Ray Black Arthur Ford Charles Hoffman Ferris Mertz Wilbert Neuenschwander Edward Von Gunten Joan Weikel Joe Wickey Lester Zimmerman Joan Bixler, Sharon Myer, Henrietta Nuss- baum, Gloria Baumann, Dorcas Moser, and Anna Vorhees, Cooks— Not pictured: Marcella Liechty. E a Gary Habegger Mike Neuenschwander Custodians Lloyd McGough David Alberson Maintenance Mrs. Melissa Beitler, student teacher Miss Kristine Hayes, student teacher Mr. Vic LeMaster, student teacher Seniors Mary Adams Maria Affolder Terri Agler Kent Allmandinger Pam Augsburger Diann Baker Vickie Balsiger Dan Baunian Dawn Bedford Ryan Beilter Deb Bixler Raelene Bixler Brenda Brewster Cathy Brewster Mike Brown Allen Caffee Larry Coblentz Beth CottreU Peggy Gulp Jim Donnally Myra Dubach Scott EUenberger Diana Ford Valerie Ford Lon Fox Kent Frank Brian Fravel Rick Fravel Joanie Gifford Susan Hartman Bruce Hautau Carol Herman Kevin Hirschy Deb Hoffer Steve Hupka Robin Kahn Mike Koehler Nila Kuhn Brian Lehman Janelle Lehamn Kevin Lehman --1 Randy Lehman Sue Lehman Mary Liechty Ted Liechty Phil Utwiller Joni Manning t. Dwight Martin Richard Martinez Scott Mathys 1 Colinda Mazelin David Moser John Moser June Moser Cheryl Neuenschwander Dave Neuenschwander Keith Neuenschwander Jeff Noll Walter Norris Joe Patch Don Ralston Bob Reef Rod Reynolds Sherri Rhoades Terri Rhoades Becky Roll Julie Sauder Jane Schaadt Chuck Schindler Marsha Schindler Doug Schwartz H ' B Nl 1 f 1 1 7 Sue Schwartz Lisa Scott Kathy Sheets Ken Sipe Mick Smith Clay Snyder Derek Sprunger Rick Sprunger Diane Stauffer Karen Steiner Sonnie Steiner Rosie Switzer 1 V David Tumbleson ml m M 1 Kl M B HL ' M Hj Hh ' k • jp oHhik Mi m Barbara Ulman Dave Weaver KeUy Weikel Kent Werst Julie Whitenack Kim WuUiman Kevin Yoder Elaine Zurcher Gre Zurcher Janita Zurcher Pam Batterbee ■ f Kim Brewster : Terrie Coon Roger Cover Ben Hough Cheri Johns PHOTO NOT Dale Johns AVAILABLE COMPUTING his horsepower from running up ANXIOUSLY awaiting the end of another Civics the gymnasium stairs was physics student Bruce period was Sonnie Steiner. Kevin Yoder and Pam Hautau. Batterbee were also shown. THANK HEAVENS FOR ' 77 li J.i THR1-1-: Moiisckcctcrs, Bill Liechty, Richard Cliico Martinez, and Jeff Noll gathered for a club mcetint;. CLASS officers include: President Ken Sipe, Secretary Ann Minnich, Treasurer Kim Jones, Vice Pres. Mike Koehler and Mr. Inks. SA ' s greatest fans Carol Herman. Heidi Mc- Crory, Kim Wulliman, Marsha Schindler, and June Moser scream their lungs out. WARMING up for the SA arm wrestling tournament was Mick Smith, getting in a prac- tice round. SENIOR Student Council Reps, include (1st) Allen Caffee, Joni Gifford, Derek Sprunger, Sue Schwartz (2nd) Lon I ' ox, and Brehda Liechty. A real hung jury-Dave Neuenschwander, Dale Johns, Colinda Mazelin, Sue Miller, and Diane Stauffer decided a Civics case. Juniors Carolyn Abbott Fred Affolder Steve Alt BUI Amstutz Brice Amstutz Ron Amstutz Dave Baumgartner Mike Bebout Linda Beery Roxanne Bertsch Ted Beitler Sunny Bowen Lori Bowen Greg Buckingham Wayne Bunker Tom Cincotta Susie Clark Mindy Coblentz Cathy Culver Beth Curry Lynn DeArmond Mary Dick Jeff Doherty Rich Dudgeon Tom Dull Ronda Ellenberger Rick Evans Jeff Farris Tom Fox Randy Gaskill Carol Gerber Cheryl Gerber Luann Gerig Janice Godsey Jim Habegger Judell Habegger Lori Hendricks Elise Henkel Debbie Herman Terry Herman Angle Hirschy Rick Hirschy Reef Jones Renee Keller Janet Keys Micah Kuhn Allen LeFever Ahcia Lehman Kenny Hofstetter Brenda Hough Bob Hunt Mark JoUiff 3  t ' 1 ' -. .3Bfe,A JEW. Randy Lehman Scott Lehman Tanya Lehman Rhonda Lehman Stan Lengerich Audrey Liechty Jenny Liechty Tom Liechty Renee Louck Gregg Luginbill BUI Miller Janis Moore Becky Moore Kathy Moser Alan Mosser Steve Musser Mark Neal Carole Neuenschwander Mark Neuenschwander Roger Neuenschwander David Nevil Kathy Nussbaum Patty Patch Lynn Reber Devon Rees Angle Reinhard Nancy Rhoades Donna Robinson Rick Ralston Jeff Roop Henry Schaadt Nancy SeO Don Spice Barbara Sprunger Jay Sprunger Rick Sprunger Sara Sprunger Renee Stahly Rocky Truex Joni Van Emon Beth Vorhees Tammy Weidler Sandy Weickel Jenny Yoder Sue Zulauf i, NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Brian Beeler Mike Burgess Ruth Case Chuck Hofstetter Pam Miller Marilyn Stapleton PHRIORMING a barbershop skit for the sectional pep session were Pete Mosser and Tom Fox. STUDHNT Council Reps: Sunny Bowcn, Joni Van Enion, Beth Hancock, Scott Lehman, Stan Lcngerich, and Dave Baumgartner repre- sented the juniors at all South Adams Student Council meetings. JUNIOR class officers for 1977 were Pete Mosser, Nancy Rhoades, Jenny Yoder, and Jeff I ' arris. They were in charge of planning the Junior-Senior Reception. LAB partners Sara Sprunger and Nancy Rhoades performed a chemistry experiment with a Bunscn Burner. ROVLR the junior lion topped the third place Homecoming noat- Wc ' re Rc-LION on the Stars. fv.0 J|:NNY Liechty took a brief rest from her morning typing job in the office to pose for the camera. TWO juniors who learned early -Randy and Tanya Lehman arc pictured several years in the past. Sophomores John Abnet lisa Agler Pam Alberson Mike Alt Betty Amstutz Tami Amstutz Jeff Bailey Val Balsiger Joann Bedford Darla Bishop BLU Brenneman Steve Brown Lynn Colpaert Ked CottreO John Crider Ed Crouse Randy Dudgeon Ann Dusseau Brian Dubach KeUy Egly Gretta Eicher Lisa Ellis Dean DeArmond Lois Doherty Jon DonnaUy Dorothy Downey Rex Evans Gina Fisher Becky Fravel Teresa Fravel Mike Gephart Teresa Gerber Angle Grover Doug Harris Jerry Jett AprU Kahn Dennis Kruse Rex Lautzenheiser Jim Hartman Fred HavUand Gary Herman Sondra Herman Joyce Herschy Debbie Hunt Stuart Le Fever Gretta Lehman Kim Lehman Mark Lehman Mike Lehman Nancy Lehmann Terri Liechty Tami Mathys Pat McCroskey Mike Meyer Terri Meyer Mary Miller Ron Minnich Reg Miracle David Moore Robin Moore Randy Moser Scott Moser Susan Moser Dave Myers Dian Neuenschwander Larry Neuenschwander Rick Neuenschwander Eddie Nevil Leroy Palmer Sherry Palmer Vera Patch Alan Paul Jim Pennington Richard Reef Julie Reichart Rich Rhoades Betty Robinson Donna Rupert Nancy Sauder John Schindler Cindy Schwartz Joan Schwartz Mitch Simon Doug Sipe Bob Sprunger Cathy Sprunger Jim Sprunger Van Sprunger Robin Staford Brian Steiner Jackie Steiner Kathy Steiner Janet Teeple Teresa Thorton Rose Tschannen Pam Tumbleson Ken Vondrell Kirk Weaver Jamie Weaver Eddie Wheeler Kevin Whisler Stephen Whitteberry NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Beverly Cameron Garry Coblentz Richard Cover Terry Cox Anndra Grover Robert Harris Ann Hough Curtis May Roger Miller Peggy Miracle Reed Roll Jim Shepherd SOPHOMORE Class Officers include: Pres- ident Mike Lehman, Vice-President Jim Hart- man, and Secretary-Treasurer Kelly Egly. They did a fine job for their class. PERFORMING in the sectional pep session were Pam Alberson, Teresa Gerber, and Nancy Sauder. REPRESENTING the sophomore class in the Student Council this year were Gino Fisher, Doug Sipe, Tami Amstutz, Lori Steiner, and Sondra Herman. They assisted on the commit- tees for the school dances. A sophomore cheerleader, Robin Moore, was instrumental in spiriting the reserve bas- ketball team on to victory. NO longer wet behind the ears, Jim Hart- man emerges from the dryer wearing his drip dry suit. BEING recognized at the first football pep session was Gino Fisher wearing his Tennessee Defense shirt. DRESSING appropriately for the sectional week Fifties Day was Gary Spike Herman. Activities were sponsored by cheerleaders. W ' -PM Freshmen Penny Adams Todd Affolder Troy Affolder Toni Amstutz Brian Amstutz Sheryl Amstutz Gerri Augsburger Stuart Bailey Sandy Cover Carin Culver Jeff Ballard Tammy Balsiger Phyllis Batterbee Leland Billington Robin Boese Don Branstetter Rhonda Brewster Chris Briggs Hilda Bucheh Susan Buckingham Kelly Caffee Ken Chaffins George Cincotta John Courtney David Curry Ann Dick Ron DuU Brenda Ellenberger Brian Ellenberger Brian Evans Rocky Farlow Judy Flueckiger Lee Flueckiger Kurt Frank Vanessa Garlinger Mishelle Graber Bryan Grimm Scott Habegger Linda Haines Greg Hancock Denise Hoffer Cindy Hough Gary Jenkins Steve Jones Tom Jones Kevin Knoch Dan Lehman Doug Lehman Gail Lehman Glenda Lehman Jeff Lehman Melanie Lehman Phil Lehman Beth Liechty Margaret Liechty Bob Liechty Renee Lingo Doug Lunn Kim Mason Brian McCoUum Rick Meyer Jeff Miller Steve Moser David Neuenschwander Lori Neuenschwander Mark Neuenschwander Scott Miller Dan Moore Rebecca Moser Kristy Moser Ron Moser Phil Moser Tim Neuenschwander Kevin Nussbauni Roger Patch Ray Pennington Rick Pharr Becky Reef Kathy Reinhard Darrell Reynolds Betty Rich Linda Rich iMy. Karen Roop Peter Rupe Jane Rush Randy Schindler Myron Schwartz Tim Sell Beth Sheets Fred Smith Karla Smith Jeff Sprunger Jilaine Sprunger Phil Sprunger Rex Sprunger Sarah Sprunger Brenda Stafford Brian Switzer Jim Umpleby Curt Van Emon Phil Vorhees Kay Webb Debbie Yoder Jay Yoder Paul Zulauf Gary Zuercher Gail Zuercher Matt Werst Pam Wurster Ronda Yager Carla Yoder Photo not AVAILABLE Rebecca Booher Joe Hough Mike Smith Robert Winget Leland Billington Eighth Grade Bobby Affolder Darren Affolder Beth Agler Cassie Amstutz Dan Amstutz Curt Bailey Linda Baker Monica Barton Jan Balsiger Steve Bauman Jay Baumgartner Dennis Beavers Tom Bennett Ingrid Biberstein Brent Bixler Nancy Bixler Fausto Bucheli Brad Coffin Barb Culver Joe Dale Laura Davis Missy Delinger Annette Bransteter Deb Branstetter Sandy Brewster Todd Brown Gary Dillman Ann Donnally Ron Downey Becky Dubach Jti i Linda Dubach Menno Eicher Gary Ellenberger John Fox Mark Fox Kevin Frank Joe Fulton Lori Gay JetTGaskill George Gehrett Mike Gerber Merylee Graber Dawn Habegger Dee Ann Habegger Ronette Habegger Laurissa Hawkins Hulda Hough Ron Inskeep Angela Isch Chris Jones Cauda Kahn Steve Koehler Jon Knoch Sue Kuhn Dick Laux Patty Lee Carie Lehman Jilaine Lehman Mark Lehman Matt Lehman Troy Lehman Janet Liechty Scott Liechty Sondra Liechty Geri Louck Randy Martinez Teryl Masterson Vickie Mathys Janet Mertz Rick Miller Mary Mills Alison Minch Jeff Moore Mark Moore Shelly Moser Sheila Nevil Tim O ' Dell Roxanne Owens Tim Parr Greg Rich Bill Robinson Robin Roll Ron Neuenschwander Tim Noll Ben Noonan Vaughn Nussbaum Susan Schindler Seth Scholer Anthony Schwartz Myron Schwartz Teresa Schwartz Tina Scott Joni Sprunger Lisa Sprunger Rhea Ann Sprunger Nate Stahly Mike Stauffer Chris Stucky Robin Truex Kathy Valenti Janet VanEmon Kyle Velasco Dave Vorhees Kathy Wanner Mary Wanner Dawn Weaver Joe Weaver Joy Webb Brent Whitehurst Amanda Wickey Todd Wickey Kraig WuUiman Carmen Yoder Janice Yoder Kerry Zuercher Kyle Yoder Leon Zuercher Susan Zuercher Not Pictured: Jack Hough Elizabeth Johnson Tracy Marble Shirley Miracle Ross Reber Laundon Scholer ALL alone in the gym was Terri Hendricks. INGRID Biberstein, Lori Gay, and Carl Lehman leave the gym. STUDENT Council Representatives-Myron Schwartz, Steve Bauman, Kyle Velasco, Chris CLASS Officers-Greg Rich, Linda Dubach, and Stucky, Lori Gay, and Janet Van Emon. Jon Knoch. LCiWER GRACES ' ' 7 , TrlKJ. •i. CAROLYN S. BAILEY Special Education PAULINE BORDERS Science ARLEEN S. CONRAD Mathematics SALLY L. DETWILLER Language Arts LLOYD H. ILER Social Studies PEGGY L. MALONEY Music DEBORAH J. MARTIN Science, Health 1 s J r Vi JANET M. MORRIS Mathematics SUE SNYDER Grade 3 SARA JO SPRUNGER Language Arts KATHLEEN TOOLEY Remedial Reading JANET ISCH Aide Seventh Grade Linda Af folder Jon AUmandinger Kip Amstutz Asazalia Arnold Norman Arnold Teri Balsiger Cari Baumgartner Shari Baumgartner Doug Bauman Teresa Beard Jill Beitler Chris Betz Scott Boese Teresa Bollenbacher Brian Cain Mark Clark Monica Clark Brock Coffin Brenda Coon Marchell Cook Margaret Cover Rick Crandall Tim Curry Tim Dillman Joye Dubach Rhonda Dudgeon Mike Dull Henry Eicher Lynn EUenberger Becky Evans Mark Flueckiger Jon Fox Cathy Fryback Jim Fulton Valerie Garlinger Sherry Gephart Sheri Godsey Debbie Goldsberry Kirk Gould Kevin GrandUnard Lisa Granlinard Mary Habegger Beth Hammitt Kevin Hartman Stacy Hartman Steve Hendricks Carla Herman Teresa Herman Brenda Hirschy Norman Hirschy Stuart Hirschy Tonya Hirschy Fred Hoffman Brian Hofstetter Becky Hough Mitch Hudson Tamra Jones Robert Keen Dan Kruse Julie Lahr Cindy LaVine Sarah Lavy Lori LeFever Gail Lehman Janet Lehman Jerroll Lehman Julie Lehman Tom Lichtenberger Lorna Liechty Doug Lingo Scott Litwiller Cathy Lunn Kevin Schwartz Kev Smith Tammy Smitley Lisa Snow Angela Solano Dana Solano Curt Sprunger Doug Sprunger Jennifer Sprunger Mitch Sprunger Julie Vondrell Christina Werst Connie Wheeler Marsha Whitehurst Katie Wickey Gina Williams Jamie Wingler Trisha WuUiman Sue Yoder Wade Yoder Brock Zehr Darlene Zehr Jon Manifold Alan Mast Troy Masterson Anita Mathys Lisa Meshberger Linda Meyer Charles Miller Lisa Miller Sara Miller Randy Minnich Clint Miracle Scott Moore Carey Moser David Moser Carmen Mosser Roger Muselman Myra Myers Tom Neal Ed Neuenschwander Jodi Neuenschwander Z ' l Ann Noonan Anita Nussbaum Todd Nussbaum ' Diana Orr Donna Palmer Charles Parr Vickie Patch Rhonda Patterson Richard Rupe Joe Schrock Herb Schwartz Christian Eicher Vernon Hilty Henry Schwartz Toby Swartzentruber Lovina Neuenschwander Kelli Zimmerman Martha Schwartz i.% ' Sixth Grade Angela Affolder Lynn Agler Greg Alt Barbara Amstutz Betsy Amstutz Dean Amstutz Cynthia Aspy Mary Ann Batterbee Victoria Baumer James Beard Janice Bedford Kerry Beeler Melinda Bixler DeWayne Boggs Trisha BoUenbacher Dean Branstetter Kim Brown Tim Brumbaugh Ramona Butterfield Jerry Cameron Tonja Coblentz Rick Cover Dan Courtney Randy Crouse Tammy Dale Mark Davidson Ernie Dodson David Downing Scott Dubach Lisa Dull Ernest Eicher Jeannell EUenberger Sherri EUenberger Mark Evans Rikki Farlow Crystal Fisher Colleen Fletcher Jennifer Flueckiger Dean Foust Karlene Frank Carylyn Galloway John Gifford Lori Gorrell Natasha Gould Marc Graber Bill Grimm Angela Grogg Kevin Grogg Mike Haines Tom Haines Kinley Hammitt Tom Harms Ron Harsha Jackie Hawkins Lori Hawkins Jeff Herman Shelly Herman Daniel Hernandez Scott Hill Cindy Hirschy Mark Hirschy Marsha Hirschy Jerry Hough Max Ineichen Billy Jo Inskeep Cindy Isch Lonnie Kahn Amos Lavy Tom Lee Bradley Lehman Luann Lehman Michele Lehman Robert Logan Jeff Long Lisa Liechty Jennifer Lindsey Annette Mast Jeff Marble Tracy Mathys Anne Moser Steve Moser Todd Moser Tony Moser Dana Mosser Lisa Meyer Steve Moore Amy Miller Brian Miller BiU MUls Karen Muselman Cindy Neuenschwander David Neuenschwander Jon Neuenschwander Julia Neuenschwander Kevin Neuenschwander Loren Neuenschwander Tami Neuenschwander Teresa Nevil Angela Nichols Tonya Nussbaum Rita Pharr Mary Pennington Debra Reef Amy Reiners Jeff Rich Tim Rush Jim Sell Emma Schrock Jim Schultz Charlene Schwartz Ed Schwartz Dan Sharp kM Becky Smitl - ; ' ' Matt Smith Suzanne Smitley David Spice Gwen Sprunger Lori Sprunger Mark Sprunger Rosanne Sprunger Karen Stapleton Kent Steuvy Kim Stuber Leslie Thomas Chris Turner Linda VanEmon Tami VonGunten Mary Wickey Curt Wurster Brent Zimmerman THIRD GRADE f ■ ' ' ' ' S HBBH JlL jlpk ■ fk ' 1 if? 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' ' T%m m M i )f r A-  S-.ir l - ' Neil Seffernick Mrs. Buwalda Virginia Alvarez Vickie Boyce Amy Clark Taiiimela Coates Annie Eicher Dean Hall Olen Hirschy Matthew Michael Slielley Palmer Connie Patch Tanya Rolston Leland Runkel Don Salmon Bruce Whitteberry Mrs. Snyder Wade Augsburger Tony Baunier Mclinda Booher Mike Dausch Michelle Farris Paul Habegger Sara Haines Yvonne Liechty Tonya Nevil Scott Raugh SECOND GRADE Mrs. Agler Leticia Alvarez Brian Armstrong Mark Brumbaugh Mark Burry Kreig EUenberger Rodney Farlow Gene Fellers Deanna Haines Susan Hayden Tonja Hill Faith Hough Angle Merkel Shelly Montjoy Julia Robinson James Smitli Troy Smith Cyntiiia Supinger Larry Worley Todd Nichols Julia Painter Todd Raugh Thesa Roth Cheri Runkel Chris Sealscott Pliillip Seffernick Yolanda Toland Shenelle Wagner Andrew Yoder Mrs. Schwartz Shane Alberson Michael Besser Mark Cook Jennifer Cottrell Maggie Eicher Dean Fellers Lisa Fravel Lisa Grogg Phillip Habegger Scott Hirshey Charlene Kelly Bill Lindsey Brad McCroskey Teresa Moore Doug Rich FIRST GRADE Mrs. Fletcher Steve Beer Greg Bollenbacher Brenda Bowen Randy Chaffins Shannon Coblentz Reuben H. Eicher Lonnie Fravel Scott Hall Cassy Isch Kelly Klotz Melinda Logan Lisa Mathys Bobby Morris Troy Rolston Jamie Ross Donna Tallman Troy Thomas Robyn Werst Mike Wittwer Mrs. Hirschy Billy Affolder Lori Alberson Rickie Bergman Jolin Bodle Mike Bowman Kent Hartman Chris Herman Den a Huss Ezra Lavy Kim Montjoy Janeen Painter Dawn Pratt Mila Rauner Mrs. Voelz Rita Affolder Brian Augsburger Lisa Bickel Anita BoUenbacher Angle Clark Troy Cook Todd Dull Tony Feaster Kaye Haines Randy Hill Lyn Hirshey Melissa Hudson Greg Morningstar Troy Norton Donna Salmon Theresa Schaadt Toby Schwartz Shelly Sprunger Henry Wickey Linda Worley KINDERGARTEN 13 . i Mrs. Lautzenheiser Jennifer Amstutz Vicky Bergman Debbie BoUenbacher Rita BoUenbacher Rickie Bollinger WW Tracy Bowman David Chrisman Amanda Clark Tara Coblentz Yalonda Cover Tony Fellers Nichole Ford Eric Hirschy Tim Hofstetter Bonnie Hough Lance Huffman Karen Kirchhofer Tom Lindsey Lisa Livezey Melissa Michael Douglas Miller Dianna Moore Shawn Morningstar Nichelle Nichols Susan Plemons Kris Runkel Edwin Schwartz Bradley Scott Jennifer Smiltey Anita Augsburger Norman Bergman Tammy Booher Donnie Cover Angela Dausch Ginger Ellenberger Pam Ellenberger Greg Fosnaugh Joe Klotz Juanita Lawson Andrea Liechty Robert Miller Stephania Montjoy Kenny Noble Kevin Noble Robert Pope Maria Ramseyer Malisa Raugh Paul Schmidt Jay Stahly Todd Striker Sarah Strome Bruce Toland Julie Toland We corae Geneva Highlights fS If] m i H IPiiMHMMliHM 7th Grade Basketball 7th Cheerleaders tA %f r .n rk.- -nlbi vri ' . Oir Ar aA- ' ' ' ' J 6th Grade Choir Safety Patrol Student Council Jr. High Band Ti v .A. 4i O H 7th Grade Choir BETTY ABBOTT MARGARET FENSTERMAKER MARY BETH HUSER ANGELA KILLIAN ANN MASTERSON KATHLEEN McCORD BETTY REINHARD DONNA SIPE MARY SUTTON BETTY ZEHR David V. Graber Custodian GRASS skirts and leis were worn by kinder- ELEMENTARY gym classes featured dolly garten classes. board races. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Clemens Gina Affolder Larry Augsburger Tammy Bollenbachcr Veronica Buchcli Rhonda Courtney Jerry Hckrote Taniara Fosnaugh Cindy Goidsberry Amy Habeggcr Randall Herman Chad Hirschy Regina Hough Robyn Keen Tammy Lehman Candace Mason Sheryl Neuenschwander Randy Pual Mark Smith Tim Smith Carl Sprunger Mrs. Fortney Robert Amstutz Danille Beer Wanda Brenneman Mark Chaff ins Julie Davis Dave Flueckiger Mary Fox Sonja Gehrett William Hartman Amy Jones DeVona Lahrman James Lovelady Susan Meyer Lewis Muhlenkamp Dennis Noonan Anthony Robinson Beth Sipe Daniel Sprunger Julie Snow Julie Suhr Philip Tumbleson Brad Wurster Darrell Zehr Mr. Fox James Affolder Beth Baumann Jeffrey Booher Ana Brown Suzanne Cain Michael Dailey Rex Eads Eric Hancock Johnny Hill Matthew Holocher Diane Hogg April Jett Karl Knarr Trent Lehman Brent Masterson Melanie Moser Dean Neuenschwander Mrs. Reef Kimberly Augsburger Robin Berry Mary Brown Mark Coon Robert Dawson James Fox Tony Gerber Linnie Green Michael Hawkins Juanita Hough Renee Keen Kirk Lehman Amy Martin Mary Miracle John Patch Louis Schmidt Kimberly Smith Douglas Solano Douglas Sprunger Marsha Swoveland Julie Umpleby Christine Wenger Chuck Winget Bradley Zuercher FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Drake Kurt Bauman Rhonda Boll enbacher Michael Coney Teresa Dodson Gregg Ellenberger Kelh Gay Roderick Habegger Brian Heare Kenyon Kaehr Jenni Kuhn Becky Litwiller Debra Meshberger Angle Moore Dawn Neuenschwander Teresa Nussbaum Tony Pharr Pat Rush Toby Sprunger Diana Tallman Daniel Zurcher Mr. Fletcher Todd Baumer Scott Bollenbacher Lynda Donnally Sabrina Fisher Lisa Fryback Debbie Handley Penny Herman Kevin Kahn Kurt Kuhn Kent Lehman Regina Martinez Greg Miller Sally Moser Heidi Neuenschwander Lisa Owens Steve Salyer Doug Shdip Christie Solano Stephanie Thomas Mrs. Keller Von Balsigner Angle Besser Gary Brunner Jeannine Dillard Patti Dubach Susan Eicher Kris Grandlinard Sondra Hartman Amy Hirshcy Amy Hubbard Julie Isch Lisa Kloepper Tim Lambert Roger Hough Edith Lavy Angela Miller Kenya Sprunger Russell Stroma Emma Yoder Marci Lindsey Mark Mertz Darryl Miracle Mark Nevil Rex Pennington Erin Robledo Eric Sprunger Mrs. Lipina Mike Bounds Tim Breauchy Rochelle Butterfield Stella Dick Greg Hill Randy Hough Mr. Stucky David Amstutz Tony Beer Jodi Brewster Frank Downing Emanuel Eicher Michelle Fosnaugh Jill Hart Brian Huffman Troy Kirchhofer Stacey Kuntz Rosalyn Lehmann Kim McCollum Scott Meller Jim Neal Rhina Neuenschwander Maria Reiners Lisa Schmidt Kevin Shoemaker Debbie Smith Randy Stuber THIRD GRADE Mr. Haines Gwen Adams Tammy Bet . Biily Biscl Wendy Coffin Joseph Diliard Tonya Ellenberger Vici i Gaskill Doug Habegger Randy Hogg Dean Kiefer Joe D. Lain Bobby Lindsey Valerie Minger Mrs. Morton Joy Badorei Linney Biberstein Bob Bixler Rod Boiienbacher Annette Burnfield Mari Coney Patricia Dillman Donnie Foust Tammy Gallowey Robin Grabau Scott Habegger Tonya Hill Kent Keller Darren Kiefer John Kruse Jon Lehman Tyler Lehman Heather Liechty Kristi Neuenschwander James Schrock Miss Barbra Scott Bruick Helen Bucheli Kathy Curry James Dellinger Cindy Dillman Rlionda Dull Cliiistine Reinliaid Sheila Steury Mike Wynn Jeannine Fletciier Craig Haines Curt Hammitt Marcia Hawl ins Maris Hoioclier Beth Flueclviger Tammy Keen Tom Lehman Kent Liechty Lisa Meshberger Teri Meyer Diana Nelson Kent Norr Michelle Raff Mrs. Amstutz Pam Baker Robert Beavers Daniel Breauchy Scott Dailey Wanda Ellenberger Beth Ann Gephart Todd Hirschy Tammy Hodge Mark Jones Priscilla Lavy Richard Lavy Michael Lehman Vicki Neuenschwander Scott Rupe Shaun Scholer Jodi Sprunger Steven Sprunger Dana Valenti Brenda Vore Marie Wickey Kyle Yoder Mrs. Flueckinger Lisa Agler Nathaniel Arnold Christine Bresnahan Michele Burke Jimmy Burnfield David Conner Mark Hanni Brett Harker Holly Hoffman Jason Kaehr Brian Kiefer Kenneth Knarr Kevin Lahrman Tonya Lautzenheiser Jeffery Lehman Judy Lehman Kent Lehman Leon Lehman Ryan Neuenschwander Mary Noonan Brenda Norris EUzabeth Rupe Shawn Walsh Dwight Zurcher Mrs. Kramer Todd Amstutz Jeff Bauman Sara Baumgartner Todd Betz Christine Dowson Rebekah Dillard John Dubach Christine Fletcher Carla Gerber Junior Gerber April Grubb Johnnie Harsha Jeanette Hofstetter Jennifer Hubbard Valerie Kuntz Matthew Lehman Tiffany Lehman Randy Neuenschwander Gregg Nussbaum Jann Reber John Schrock Joseph Solano Rebecca Stutzman Sarah Stutsman Scott VonGunten Twila Zehr FIRST GRADE Mrs. Leistner Cassie Af folder Andrea Augsburger Cynthia Baumgartner Rita Bucheli Jeff Grogg Jesse Henn Julie Hoak Ryan Holley Sara Inniger Naomi Lavy Tricia Lengerich Teresa Liechty Tina McKenney Stacey Mills T. J. Miracle Lisa Morton Leah Nolt Jimmy Ratliff Andrea Schaffter Christa Scholar John Schultz David Schwartz Anita Sharp Lona Shoaf Julia Sprunger Shannon Sprunger Julie Steiner Bradley Swoveland Mark Wynn Miss Rusher Laura Badorek Jamie Baumgartner Mark Bresnahan Christy Fosnaugh Mark Fry Greta Goddard Rick Gorrell SeDonna Habegger Jenny Hill Darren Kloepper Elizabeth Lee Kelly Mailer Quintin Miller Kelli Moore LeAnn Morton Nathan Moser Jud Myers Rachel Nolt Gregory Raff Timothy Schwartz Collin Turner Jason Weaver Douglas Wenger J ' l m l ' Paul Yoder Mrs. Sheets Heidi Baumgaitner Greg Beer Todd Coffin John Dague Tracey Dailey Terri Dubach Matthew Evans Paige Fenstermatcer KelU Haines Jeff Hill Heather Keen Scott Keller Laura Kirchhofer Suzy Lehman Lori Liechty Jack Lovelady Ted Minch Danny Reynolds Kemper Shoemaker Rachel Stutznian Mary Ann Wickey Tara Wulliman Vang Yang Debra Zuercher SPECIAL EDUCATION Thersa Scott j m Robert Simmons Miss Leman Doug Breauchy Phillip Gephart Scott Grimm Matthew Hough Dinah Lavy Naomi Lavy KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Hofstetter Timmy Baumgartner Barry Coblentz April Conner Kristen Curry Toby Duff Kimberly Fry Randall Gorrell Chad Grabau Karla Hart Jamey Henn Karniin Lautzenheiser Heidi Lehman Kelly Liechty Tami Liechty Jeremy Lovelady Michelle Nussbaum Tonya Schaffter Stacy Smitley Jennifer Spichiger Christopher Steury Teresa Vorhees Amanda Voshell Todd Wulliman Ruth Yoder Jennifer Zuercher Yee Yang Sam Bisel Randy Caffee Jeff Dale Michelle Doherty John Dick Kathleen Fletcher Robert Geist Katrina Knarr Craig Liechty Jana Mertz Stacey Mills Valerie Neuenschwander Johnny Quinones Jackie Robinette Melanie Sandul Jamie Sommer JetTSprunger Karen Sprunger Daniel Wickcy Craig Yoder Ann Jones Marie Liechty Jennifer Mosser Lisa Mosser Rachel Schaafsma Scott Sharp Mrs. Van Emon Tonnia Affolder Stephen Bai er Mehssa Biberstine Jeanette Bruici Mitchell Clauser Michelle Dellinger Melissa EUenberger Carey Galloway Sandra Haines Craig Hammitt Pamela Hartman Pamela Herman Mark Batterbee David Baumgartner Scott Bixler Deann Davis Steven Dellinger Mike Dubach Sara Fox Kenrie Gould Jamey Henn Jennifer Lehman Cassandra Martinez Donn Mills Vikki Minger Jennifer Neuenschwander Reuben Nolt Paula Reinhard Jessica Sprunger Nathan Sprunger Tommy Sprunger Patti Vore Jim and Ray Motors Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge Trucks CHRYSLER CORPORATION W Ply?nou(li • Dodge • Chrysler • Imperial GENEVA MANUFACTURING CORP. Casket Hardware Pre-Finished Lockseam Tubing Custom Vacuum Metallizing Phone 317 - 368-7555 Geneva, Indiana PEARL OIL, INC. 1180 W. Main St. Berne, IN Phone: 589-2238 TOTALLY involved in the Art Room scenery was Richard Chico Martinez. The words In space must have been better than the book. EPC of Geneva 700 Rainbow Road Phone: 368-7246 A Subsidiary Of ITE Imperial THE FOOD BANK Rainbow Plaza Highway 27 North Geneva, IN 46740 Phone: 219-368-7854 Individualized Customer Service uERnE . z re Compantf Jnc. MANUFACTURING CUSTOM BUILT LIVING ROOM FURNITURE BERNE , INDIANA TREES Root Beer in a Mug Hot Coney Dogs CTS of Berne, Inc. BRANCH BANK WITH DRIVE-IN FACILITIES FIRST BANK of BERNE Berne, IN. Clauser Furniture BERNE, INDIANA At Clausers, we show you that good taste and beautiful furniture need not be expen- sive. CLAUSER FURNITURE Bixler ' s Cheese House «cr?- Cheese Jfouse . V ' CHEESE MEATS Wi: ; BAKED GOODS HONEY ' ,J? ICECREAM NOODLES APPLE BUTTER PURE MAPLE SV ' R. R. 2 Box 190 Berne, Ind. 46711 V — Phone: 219-589-3788 QUALITY IS ESSENTIAL IN OUR BUSINESS Hours: Mon, Tues., Thurs., and Sat. from 9 to 6 Fri. from 9 to 9 Hartman ' s Barbershop 101 East Main Street Berne, In 46711 Phone: 589-2194 Regular Haircuts, Razor Cuts, Shag Cuts, Shear Cuts, Hair Styling Compliments of Ben Franklin YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER ON MAIN STREET IN BERNE, INDIANA Home Dairy Products, Inc. Box 309 Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone: (219) 589-3141 PARK IVIOTEL The Best and ONLY Motel in Berne BERNE LOCKER 524 West Franklin Street Phone: 589-2806 Custom Processing Haworth Lanes Family Recreation Center U.S. 27 North Berne Indiana Your Local Auctioneers And Realtors Phil ' s Auction Co. 105 East Water Street Berne, Indiana Phone: 219-589-3459 ,Os - ' ([jlly IfBRIGGStCTRAnOljl BRIGGS HARDWARE 340 Line Street Geneva, Indiana 46740 Phone: 219-368-7444 R WiD LAWN-BOY Riley Products— Burpee Garden Seed- Hoover Appliances HERFF - JONES Quality Rings and Jewelry and Graduation Supplies Tim Bresnahan Area Representative DOWNING FUNERAL HOME 100 North Washington Street Geneva, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS 9 SCHWINN FARM HOME CENTER North Behring Street Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone: 589-2233 BERNE, INDIANA ' ' ( l(eAe H PlcU4cfko t?i U (} a4uiiJoe After you turn off U.S. Highway 27 and wend your way past the pictur- esque you will find yourself at beauti- ful Amishville, U.S.A. As part of Am- ishville, U.S.A. you will find the Essen PLATZ (eating place) just beyond the towering Amish windmill. When approaching the entrance to the Essen Platz , pause just a moment to enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Amish countryside, with the two small lakes, wooded hOls, and clean fresh country air. Here you will truly enjoy the beauty of the Creator ' s art. Upon entering the Essen Platz one immediatley senses the warmth and friendly atmosphere. The rustic decor, Amish lanterns, and the world ' s largest authentic Steel Horse. The waitresses will assist you in making your dinner a pleasant one. Relax and enjoy the soft music as you enjoy Another World of just plain country cooking. Lehman ' s Heating Plumbing Co., Inc. 164 North Jefferson St. Berne, IN Phone: 589-2215 THE FASHION Ladies Clothing 119 North Jefferson St. Berne, IN Phone: 589-2150 Faith and Life Bookstore Church and School Supplies Compliments of Wayne Berdell 168 West Main Street Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone: 589-2907 The Quiet Company NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE SMC Omar W. Bill Reusser CLU Chartered Life Underwriter A Life Insurance Specialist Representing The Largest Specialist Company Congratulations To The Class of 1977 410 North 13th Street Decatur, Indiana Berne Ready Mix CORNER OF BEHRING AND BUCKEYE STREETS BERNE, INDIANA Phone: 589-2880 Loren L. Liechty Builder of Fine Homes and Connmercial Buildings Phone: 589-2648 Berne, Indiana 46711 jjC l DESIGNED FOR ( Iff a a I ji( u FOR YOUR HOUSING NEEDS CALL: 219-589-3520 A Member of United Teiepiione System moQ UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY of INDIANA, INC. The First State Bank of Decatur Main Office 172 N. 2nd. Drive-In 118 W. Monroe Mini Bank 234 N. 2nd. Serving you since 1883 Phone 724-31 51 Decatur, Indiana Member F.D.I. C. Loiiiplnnoils of The COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP LETTERPRESS and OFFSET PRINTING 210 SO. SECOND ST. DECATUR, INDIANA Phone: 724-3722 Allen E. Brune, Owner ' ' Where Fine Printing Originates Bank of Geneva BRANCHES IN BERNE AND GENEVA We ' ve been around a long time Liechty Bros. Inc 160 North Jefferson Street Berne, IN 46711 Phone: 589-2818 Swiss Auto Sales Service Earl H. Sprunger GENEVA— BERNE LIVESTOCK SALES CO. R.R. 1 Berne Compliments of PRESTIGE PORTRAITS Herb Schultz Area Photographer Senior Pictures YAGER Funeral Home YAGER Furniture i — - m ' ■ -- . -- iMtbgu ii .  f - .... Downtown Berne Ul!mil!ia; Featuring Berne Custom Living Room Furniture .... Interior Decorating Service NEVIL BODY SHOP Geneva, IN. 46740 Phone 368-9269 TERRY NEVIL Owner POPLAR DRIVE IN US 27 North Berne, Indiana SKEEZIX CONNIE 6 A.M. - 11 P.M. FORREST BALSIGER Your Oldsmobile and ARCO dealer Phone 589-3103 or 589-3104 Berne, Indiana B K ENTERPRISES Fausto Bucheli Tom Dull 155 N. Jefferson St Berne, Indiana 46711 589-8500 GREGORY L DRAKE Agent 125 N. Jefferson Street Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone: 589-2195 Home: 589-3336 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. EASTERN IND. OIL SUPPLY CO. 209 Line Street Ph: 368-7611 Compliments of LEE ' S DEPT. STORE INC. Berne, Indiana The Department Store to Serve you Better Phone: Berne 589-3106 E ON BERNE OIL CO., INC. U.S. 27 North Berne, Indiana 46740 Phone: (219) 589-2604 INSURANCE inc Phone 589-2156 U. S. 27 North Berne, lnd.467ll LINN GROVE GARAGE P.O. Box 3 Phone (219) 334-5387 Linn Grove, Indiana 46769 Complete, Automotive, Truck, Tractor Implement Repair— Cutting Welding PALMER HOUSE 118 West Main Street Phone: 589-2306 Fine Food at Reasonable Prices THE YOUNG ONES 160 W. Main St. Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone 589-3345 ART CRAFT SPORT SHOP 210 E. Main Street Portland, Indiana Phone 726-7522 Sporting Goods— Bicycles Glidden Paints— Crafts EXCELL-0-CORPORATION MICRO-PRECISION DIV. Berne, Indiana 46711 DAS BLUMENHAUS Quality Flowers for All Occasions 1009 East Main Berne, Indiana Phone: 589-2472 CHIEF ticket-taker Mrs. Rumple was shown during one of the warmer football games waiting for the pre-game fans to come. LEHMAN TRAVEL BUREAU, INC. Complete Travel Service 165 S. Jefferson Berne, IN. 219-589-2103 ECONOMY PRINTING CONCERN, INC. Printers and Publishers 169 S. Jefferson Berne, Indiana LADIES FASHION 255 W. Main Street Berne, Indiana Phone: 589-3012 The Place To Go For The Brands You Know Connpliments of Liechty ' s Canned Meats Berne Lumber, Inc. 205 Main Street Berne, IN Phone: 589-2268 The Fair Store Bridal Registry and Free Gift Wraps China, Crystal, Gifts, and General Merchandise Box 66 113 West Main Berne, Ind. 46711 Riverside Warehouse, Inc. 225 East Parr Road Berne, Indiana Phone: 589-3867 Fertilizers Nitrogen Chemicals Twine H R Block Your Inconne Tax People Year Round Service Telephone (219) 589-2616 205 W. Water Street Box 268 Berne, Indiana J ercOf !jnc 104 East Main Street Berne, Indiana 46711 DAVE COLE PHOTOGRAPHY 202 S. Second Street Decatur, Ind. 46733 U.S. 27 North Berne, Indiana (219) 589-3167 Home: 589-2411 PROPOSING to student teacher Miss Hayes was Kent Frank. P.O. Box 3 260 W. Main St. Berne, Ind. 46711 International Communications and Sound, Ltd. DONALD E. CONEY, President Phone: 219-589-2550 Serving the Community since 1946 with fire, auto, health life, business, and farm insurance. BERNE G EN EVA Bixler Insurance, Inc. HERMAN J. BIXLER MELVIN G. BIXLER RUSSELL W. FLUECKIGER Service Beyond the Contract SPONSORS Adams County Co-op Andy ' s Place Berne Auto Supply, Inc. Berne Electric Berne Hardware Co., Inc. Berne Hi-way Hatchery, Inc. Berne Nursing Home Berne Rotary Club Berne 66 Servicenter Berne Tube Products Co., Inc. Dr. Robert L. Boze, M.D. Bob W. Delaughter Coca-cola Das Schnapps Haus Dave ' s Auto Sales Dr. George Donnally, M.D. The Edelweiss, Inc. Felber Machine Flick ' s Body Shop, Inc. Geneva Lumber, Co. Dr. William C. Gillig, D.D.S. Habegger Furniture Sam and Charlie Habegger Habit Cleaners Hanni Furniture Happy ' s Place Jerry Mae Hendricks Electric Kirsch Drug Store Dr. Eugene E. Kruse Lehman ' s Auction and Real Estate Lehman Feed Mill, Inc. Dr. Max Lehman, D.V.M. Stuart Lehman Insurance Limberlost Inn Linn Grove Elevator Dr. James G. McCrory, D.D.S. Meshberger Bros. Stone Corp. Naas Foods, Inc. Neuenschwander Insurance Nudor of Indiana Nussbaum Novelty Parr ' s Tire and Implement Service White and Wheelhorse sales and Service Pharr ' s Bargain Barn Quick Printing Service Rainbow Construction, Inc. Maynard Rich Car Wash Richards Diamonds— watches— jewelry— film developing — repairs Schindler Electric Schwartz Gift Shop and Natural Foods Schwartz Mobil Service Shepard ' s TV Smith Brothers of Berne, Inc. Larry and Madge Smith, D.V.M. Dr. Edgar Sprunger, D.D.S. Dr. Fred Sprunger The Swan Swiss City Painters Wabash Valley Golf Course The White Cottage Yost Companies, Inc. Zuercher— MUSICHAUS : ' m HL lll ill Alberson. David 109 Andrews, Nancy 87.99,102 Arnold, Jim 102 Uauiiian, C ' .loria 109 Haiinisiartncr. Alan 100 Hixlcr, Betty 101 Bixler, Joan 86,109 Uridiie, Robert 26, 28.29,97, 102,201 IJorseh, William 30,42,102 l-pp. Garret 74,94,103 I ieUh, katherine 108 1 liieckiyer,Jerry 37.86,98,1 1)3 1 lueekiaer. James 28.29.33.103 CJould, Carolyn 108 t;roL;!;,C .ene 31.36,103 Habetijier, Gary 99,109,196.201 Haines, Norman 100 Haves, Kristine 14,97.109.189,198 Johnson, Barbara 104 Jones, Norma 95,104 Karas, DiAnn 320,104 Knoeh, Gene 62,75,104 Larson, Terry 38,104 Laut .enlieiser, Jean 93,108 Lehman, Doyle 57,98,100 Lehman, Gretchen 108 Lehman, Linda 108 Lehman, Stuart 104 Leistner, Larry 104 LeMaster, Victor 109,198 Linder, Geraldine 86,90,91 ,1 05 Maloney.Pegsiy 62.63,65 Mast, Lois 101 MeGoiigh. Lloyd 109 Merkel, Judi 17.105,193 Mcrtz, Dale 5,105 Meyer, Sharon 109 Miller, Keith 33,41,49,85,105 Mineh, Jane 91,105 Morris, William 76,100,193 Mo.ser. Dorcas 109 Mosser, Rodney 28,29,105 Muselman,C arl 100 Myers, Sylvia 2,92,106 Neuenschwandcr, Michael 109 Neucn.schwander, Ruth 54,80,81 .93,98,106 wmmmmmmsem ! N sA MMMMtiefififiSifil Oswalt, Daniel 33.37.88,106 Kaudenbush.Sheryl 87,106 Rhoades, Alice 106 Uunyon.Gail 2,100 Sheets, Larry 90,107 Simmons, Vena 100 f i t.4 t? 44i .,! fmmmmgmmammmm (TOP-LEFT TO RIGHT) June Moscr finds it hard to do a split in a graduation gown. KEITH and Dave Neuensclnvander try to accomplish nothing in Civics. IF vc win, the team did it-If wc lose I did it!! By Charlie Brown ENJOYING the Junior-Senior Reception were Janelle Lehman and Bruce Hautau. UNDER tlie direction of Nancy Hampton, the OKLAHOMA! dancers rehearsed a scene. FOOTBALL drills are a necessary part of practice to increase stamina. « Sipe, Marcella 101 Sprunger, Dr. Fred 100 Sprunger, Judson 93,107 Stahly, Dean 48,106 Starks, John 26,34,61,107 Stauffer, Cheryl 43,107 Teeple, Rose 91,108 Thomas, Sally 101 Van Emon, Kenneth 100 Von Gunten, Marguerite 101 Vorhees, Anna 109 Weimer, Mildred 107 Yake, Patricia 107 Adams, Mary 62,63,64,65,110 Affolder, Maria 2,13,62,63.64,65,82,1 10,121 Agler,Teri 20,26,32,41,54,61,81,1 10 AUmandinger, Kent HO Augsburger, Pam 79,80,110 Baker, Diann 20,32,41,63,80,110 Balsiger, Vickie 6,13,59,80,97,1 10 Batterbee.Pam 80,119 Bauman,Dan 18,70,71,110 Beitler, Ryan 34,51,60,61,63,111 Bi.xler, Debbie 22,56,57,61,75,78,79,111 BixIer,Raelene 22,63,70,75,80,1 11 Brewster, Brenda 62,63,64,65,111 Brewster, Cathy 20,41,111,206 Brown, Mike 111 Caffee, Allen 1,13,28,44,56,57,111,121 Coblentz, Larry 28,111 Cottrell, Beth 18,63,111 Cover, Roger 88 Gulp, Peggy 13,63,111 Donnally. Jim 111 Dubach.Myra 20,41,45,54,60,61,81,111 EUenberger, Scott 112 Ford, Diane 89,112 Ford, Valerie 112 Fox, Lon 1,7,13,19,34,61,97,112,121 Frank, Kent 31,44,54,55,57,60,63,78,80.88. 93,112,189,199 Fravel, Brian 1 1 2 Fravel, Rick 112 Gifford, Joan 112,121 Graber,Joe63,112 Grogg, Karla 18,62,63,65,112 Grover, Tim 112 Habegger, Brian 18,27,42,43,61,63,70,78,112 Hartman, Susan 20,25,26,32,41 ,50,54,60,63, 113 Hautau, Bruce 1,18,42,61,113,119 Herman, Carol 80,1 13,1 20 Hirschy, Kevin 113,120 Hough, Ben 22 Hoffer, Debbie 45,56,57,61,80,113,200 Hupka, Steve 28,29,38,39,60,1 1 3 Jett, Leon 113,196 Johns, Cheri 89 tohns, Dale 3,121 tones, Kim 1,3,12,13,14,18,52,54,55,59,70, 78,79,80,81,113,120,197 Kahn, Robin 113 Koehler, Mike 1,56,57,58,113,120,121,192, Kuhn.Nila 113 Lehman, Brian 16,113 Lehman, Janelle 14,18,42,43,52,114,195 Lehman, Kevin 2,30,34,35,48,60,61,114 Lehman, Randy 13,114 Lehman, Sue 14,61,114 Licchty, Audrey 13,18,22,54,55,62,63,65, 70,75,80,81,114 Liechty, Bill 30,58,114,120,192 Liechty, Brenda 13,62,63,65,96,114,121 Liechty, Lyle 56,58,1 14,192 Liechty, Mary 13,43,54,61,78,81,114 Liechty, Ted 60,76,1 14 Litvviller,PhU 12,13,25,28,29,57,114 Manning, Joni 62,63,64,65,1 14 Martin, Dwight 52,115,189 Martinez, Richard 10,13,28,34,61,97,115,120, 174 Mathys, Scott 115 Mazelin,CoUnda 62,63,115,121 McCrory, Heidi 16,50,65,80,115,120,121,207 Miller, Sue 14,62,63,65,115,121 Minnich, Ann 3,12,13,20,21,52,54,55,79,81, 115,120,197 Miracle, Natalie 80,115 Moser, David 115,120 Moser,John 53,63,94,115,202 Moser, June 80,96,1 15,194 Neuenschwander, Cheryl 115 Neuenschwander, David 28,48,60,76,116,121, 195 Neuenschwander, Keith 14,54,63,81,116,195 NoU, Jeff 2,10,28,29,34,35,44,61,116,120 Norris, Walter 116 Nussbaum, Nancy 89,116 Nussbaum, Tammy 116 Patch, Joe 116 Ralston, Donald 116 Reef, Robert 16,116 Reynolds, Rod 116,160 Rhoades,Sherri 20,41,61,116 Rhoadcs,Terri 20,26,32,41,60,61,116 Roll, Becky 117 Sauder, Julie 1,19,50,61,80,117,207 Schaadt, Jane 20,32,41,45,60,61,1 17 Schindlcr, Charles 117 Schindler, Marsha 59,80,82,117,120 .... Schwartz, Doug 30,117,121 Schwartz, Susan 13,52,117,121 Scott, Lisa 117 Sheets, Kathy 20,41,50,60,61.63,117 Sipc, Ken 13,14,30,54,63,80,81,93,117,120 Smith, Mick 117,120 Snyder, Clay 10,13,14,44,82,97,117,121 Sprunger, Derek 13,22,58,118,121,192,206 Sprunger, Rick 14,118,121 i- jS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Leon Jott, Official Scorer, smiled for the camera in Physi cs. COACHED by Mr. Stucky, the seventh grade basketball team had a fine season. OUR Starfire camera caught Gary Habegger and friend at a basketball game. TED Beitler and Stan Lengerich cheered for the Starfircs. MODELING their caps and gowns were Kim Jones and Ann Minnich. CHIEF Audio-visual man Steve Moser film- ed many of the Stars ' basketball games. Stauffer, Diane 13,16,63,96,118,121 Steiner, Karen 118 Steiner, Sondra 13,25 ,32,52,54,81, 82, fi§?ri9 ' ' Switzer, Rose 82,1 18 Tumbleson, David 56,58,59,118,121,192 Ulman, Barbara 82,118 Weaver, David 60,118 Weikel, Kelly 19,118,198 Werst, Kent 28,38,39,56,118,200 Whitenack, Julie 118 VuUiman,Kim 12,13,16,19,80,82,119,120.203 Yoder, Kevin 30,52,119 Zurcher, Elaine 11,119 Zurcher, Greg 119 Zurcher, Janita 11,25,119 Abbott, Carolyn 62,63,64,122 Affolder, Fred 122 Alt, Steve 122 Amstutz, Bill 122 Amstutz, Brice63,122 Amstutz, Ron 122 Amstutz, Sara 122 Arnold, Mike 44,122 Barton, Teresa 122 Bauman, Jan 62,63,64,65,1 22 Baumaartner, David 1,28,42,61,96,122,126, BeBout, Mike 30,122 Beeler, Brian 76 3eery, Linda 122 Beitler, Ted 31,51,52,70,78,79,122,197 Bertscli, Roxanne45,122 Bowen, AUson 32,41,122,126 Bowen,Lori 45,122 Buckingham, Greg 122 Bunker, Wayne 2,34,44,122 Cincotta,Tom 122 Clark, Jeanette 122 Coblentz, Mindy 122 Culver, Cathy 63,122 Curry, Beth 62,63,65,122 DeArmond, Lynn 34,122 Dick, Mary 122 Doherty, Jeffery 36,44,122 Dudgeon, Richard 122 Dull, Tom 48,122 EUenberger, Ronda 122 Evans, Rick 28 ,29,34,48,123 Farris, Jeff 48,1 23,1 26 -. ' ■v •: -;:_ Fox, Thomas 28,63,123,126,194 .j ■. , Gaskill, Randy 28 ,29 ,76 ,1 23 ■ ' ■ Zef Gerber, Carol 123 Gerber, Cheryl 123 : Gerig,LuAnn 19,123 ■. ' ■ Godsey, Janice 123 ■ Habegger, Jim 11,123 • Habegger,Judell 123 :; Haines, Lyle 123 :- Hancock, Beth 41,63,123,126 j Harris, Randall 123 1 Hartman, Diann 1 23 Hendricks, Lori 10,19,20,52.78,79,123.192 llirschy, Aniiela 123 Hirschy, Rick 63,123 Hotstcttcr, Kenny 123 Hough, Brcnda 123 Hunt, Bob 123 JoUitT, Mark 123 ICuhn,Micah 76,88,1 23 LeFevcr, Allen 76,123 Lehman, Alicia 19,42,43,56,57,123 Lehman, Randy 3 1 ,34,54,6 1 ,81 ,1 24,1 26,1 83 Lehman, Scott 28,29,63,94,124,126 Lehman, Tanya 19,54,80,81,124,126 Lehniann, Rlionda 124 Lengerich, Stan 96,124.126,197 Licchty, Audrey 62,63,65,124 Liechty, Jennifer 19,20,41,43,93,124,126 Licchty, Tom 28,29,124 Louck, Rcnee 124 LuuinbilLGrc 30,44,124 Mathys, Tina 124 May, David 124 Mazelin, Keith 124 Miller, William 124 Moore, Janis 124 Moore, Rebecca 62,63,65.124 Moscr, Kathy 10,54,55,80,81,124 Mosser, Alan 1,54,71,78,80,81,124,126,197 Musser, Steven 124 Neal, Mark 30,1 24 Neucnschwander. Carole 124 Neuenschwandcr. Mark 63,76,124 Nevil, David 1 24 Nussbaum, Kathy 32,124 Patch, Patty 124 Reber, Lynn 124 Rees, Devon 70,124 Reinhard, Angela 50,124 Rhoades, Nancy 50,125,126 Robinson, Donna 125 Rolston,Rick 125 Roop.JetT 28,29,1 25 Schaadt, Henry 125 Sell, Nancy 125 Smith, Jody 125 Smith, Paul 28,36,125 Smith, Scott 125 Smuts. Randy 76,125 Spice, Don 125 Sprunger, Barbara 125 Sprungcr, Jay 61,86,125 Sprunger, Rick 19,30,63,125 Sprunger, Sara 62,63,64,65,96,1 25,1 26 Stahly,Renee 125 (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kelly Weikel tlircatens Alan Mast in the shop. ENJOYING the student council dance were Rhonda Brewster and Melanie Lehman. RELIVING the fifties were Kent Frank and Brian Habegger. STUDENT teachers Mr. LeMaster and Miss Hayes chapcronc the dance. DURING a senior skit at a pep session, Vickie Balsigcr portrays Rudolph. Starks, Leslie 1 25 i Stcinor, Becky 125 4. Stcincr, June 125 Tecplc, Dee 125 J Triicx, Rocky 125 J VaiiEmon.Joni 19,54.61.81,125,126,20 Vorhoes, 13ctli 62,63,64.65,1 25 Weikel, Sandy 1 25 Yoder, Jenny 62,63,64,65,74,1 25. 126 Zulauf. Suzanne 50,1 25 SOPHOMORES Aglcr, Lisa 32,1 27 Albcrson, Pam 21,41,56,57,91,127,131 Alt, Mike 127 Anistutz, Betty 127 Anistutz. Tanii 1 ,62,63,64,9 1 ,1 27.1 3 1 Bailey, JelT 29,63.1 27 Balsiger, Valeric 50.63.1 27 Bedford, Joan 127 Bishop, Darla 127 Brenneman, Bill 51,63,127 Brown, Stephen 63,1 27 Coblentz, Garry 31,38 Cottrell, Red 70,71,127,192 Crider, John 28,38,44,127 Crouse, Ldward 28,29,127 DeArmond, Dean 34,36,76,127 Doherty, Lois 41,45,91.127 Donnally, Jon 127 Dudgeon, Randy 127 Diisseau, Annette 127 Egly, Kelly 41,56,57,59,127,131 Eicher, Greta 50,127,187 Ellis, Lisa 1 27 Evans, Rex 127 l-isher, William 6,28,36,48,127,131,202 1-ravel. Teresa 41, 87, 127 Gephart, Michael 128 Gerber, Teresa 44,62,63.64,128,131 Grover, Anndra 1 28 Harris, Douglas 36,49,1 28 Hartman, James 6,28.34,36,48.1 28.1 3 1 .202 Haviland.Ercd 63,128 Herman, Cary 38,128,131 Herman, Sondra 50,57,1 28,1 31 Hirschy, Joyce 128 Hunt, Debbie 128 Jett, Jerry 128 Kahn, April 128 Rruse, Dennis 1,27,42,43,61,63.128 Lautzenheiser, Rex 30,36,48,49,128 Lehman, Mark 31,42,44,61 .63.1 28 Lehman. Mike 1 0,34.35,48.1 28,1 3 1 ,1 92 Lehmann, Nancy 1 28 ' ' Licchty, Jane 128 Licehty. Jenny 32.128 Licchty. Monica 43.61,128 Liechty, Roy 128 Liechty. Teresa 128 Mathys.Tami 57.59.1 28 May. Curtis 30 McCroskcy. Patty 128 Meyer. Mike 36.48.95.128 Meyer. Terri 45.1 28 Miller, Mary 128 Miller, Rosier 38 Minnicli,Ron 28.38,129 Miracle, Pcijsiy 128 Moore, David 1 29 Moore, Robin 50,56.57,59,63,87,1 29,131 Moser, Randy 6,10,28,29,36,48,129 Moser. Scott 28.29,36,88,129 Moser, Susan 32,41,45,129 Neuenscliwandcr, Diann 45,129 Neuensclnvander, Larry 48,129 Neucnschwander. Rick 63,129 NeviLLddie 129 Palmer, LeRoy 129 Palmer. Sherry 129 Patch. Vera 129 Paul. Alan 76.129 Penniniiton. Jim 129 Reel. Richard 16.129 Reichert. Julie 129 Rhoades. Richard 28.51.129 Robinson, Betty 129 Rupert. Donna 129 Sauder. Nancy 32.50,129.131 Schindlcr.John 30.51,129 Schwartz, Cindy 21,62,63,64,129 Schwartz, Joan 129 Simon, Mitch 63.1 29 SipcDouK 30,63,129,131 Spruni;cr, Bob 4.30,49,63,1 29 Sprunger, Cathy 32,74,91,129 Sprunger, James 63,1 30 Sprunuer, Van 63,76,130 Stafford, Robin 130 Steincr, Brian 130 Steiner. Jackie 130 Siciner, Kathy 32,63,130 Steiner. Kerry 30,130 Siciner, Lori 30,56,57,59,130,131 Steincr, Todd 28,42,95,130 Suhr. Valerie 63,130 Iceple. Janet 45,1 30 Thornton. Teresa 130 Ischanncn, Rose 130 lumbleson, Pam 43,45,130 Vondrell, Kenneth 43,63.1 30 Weaver. Jamie 62.63.64,130 Wheeler. 1 ddic 13(1 B t1 MlfeMlliiiiiMl ai Hft V.jEw | ||g ■ np « V ' jKP f An V (LlirX TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM) SENIOR Cheerleaders Deb Bixler and Deb Hoft ' er received flowers from Kent Werst and Mike Koeliler. GARY Habcgycr pointed out a strange fact in Brenda Ellenbcrger ' s Englisli class te rm paper. OrriCE Assistant Renee Keller helped deliver the morning announcements every second period. COACH Rod Mosser and Manager Tom l-ox observed a football drill early in the season at practice. COACH Bob Bridge, in his usual morn- ing tour of the gymnasium, checks out the injured Jilaine Sprunger. i Whisler, Kevin 130 : ' Whitteberry, Stephen 130 : Yodcr,Kurtis 28,29,63,130 Voder, Susan 91,130 Zimmerman, Brad 21,30,63,130 Adams, Penny 62,63,64,132 Affolder, Todd 63,132 Affolder, Troy 132 Amstutz, Antonia 132,136 Amstutz, Brian 63,132 Amstutz, Sheryl 62,63,64,97,132 Augsburger, Geraldine 50,62,63,64,132,202 BaUey, Stuart 132 Ballard, Jeff 132 ' ! Balsiger, Tamra 50,1 32,202 ' ' Batterbee, Phyllis 83,132 Billington, Leland 20,132 Boese, Robin 132 Branstctter, Don 33,38,132 Brewster, Rhonda 62,63,64,1 32,198 Briggs, Christopher 44,1 32 Bucheli, Hilda 32,97,132 Buckingham, Susan 132 Caffee, Kelly 33,37,48,49,132 Chaf fins, Ken 132 Cincotta, George 33,39,132 Courtney, John 33,37,132 Cover, Sandra 132 Culver, Karin 63,132 Curry, David 6,132 Dick, Juanita 132 Dull, Ronald 33,37,48,49,132,136 EUenberger, Brenda 41,83,97,132,192,201 EUenberger, Brian 33,132 Evans, Brian 33,37,63,132 Farlow, Rocky 33,37,49,63,133 Flueckiger, Judy 41,63,133,136 Flueckiger, Lee 31,37,49,91,133,136 Frank, Kurt 1,31,44,63,133 Garlinger, Vanessa 32,41,45,133,136 Graber.Mishelle 63,133 Grimm, Bryan 33,37,48,133 Habegger, Scott 30,37,63,133,136 Haines, Linda 133 Hancock, Greg 133 Hart, Brad 33,38,63,133 Harter, Becky 133 Hawbaker, Lynn 133 Hill, Rick 20,30,37,48,87,91,133 Hoffer, Denise 133 Hough, Cindy 133 ,; ,;,, Jenkins, Gary 133 Jones, Steve 133 ■ «••- Jones, Tom 51,133 Knoch, Kevin 30,37,51,63,133 Kruse, David 42,63,133 Lau.x, Tammy 62,63,64,133 Lehman, Brenda 41,45,133 Lehman, Cheryl 58,63,133 Lehman, Daniel 133 -•:t .-;j iigi ; •- ' xs . Lehman. Doudas 33,37.49.133,193 •Lehman. Gail 32.50,63.1 33 Lehman. Glenda 41.45,133 Lehman. JclTrey 133 Lehman. Melanie 62.63.64,1 33.1 98 Lehman. Phillip 33.37.49.63.134,136 Licchty, Beth 50,58,63,1 34 Liechly,Marearet 63,134 Liechty, Robert 33,134 Lingo, Rence 58,62,63,64.134,136 Limn. Doudas 63,1 34 Mason. Kimbcrly 58.63.134.136 McCollum. Brian 88.134 Meyer. Ricky 33.42.134 Miller. J elTcry 51.134 Miller. Scott 134 Moore. Daniel 38.1 34 Moser. Rebecca 50.63,134 Moser.Kristi 43.93.1 34.1 36 Moser. Ronald 53.94.134 Moser. PhiUip 63.88.134 Moser. Steven 37.134.197 Neuenschwaniler. David 28,51.134 Neuenschwander, Lori 1 34 Neuenschwander, Mark 30,42,5 1 ,63.1 34 Neuenschwander. Timothy 30.63.134 Nussbaum. Kevin 42.63.134 Patch. Roiier 88.134 Pcnniniitim, Raymond 134 Pharr. Rick 63.134 Reel. Rebecca 63.1 34 Reinhard.Kuthy 78.79.134 Reynolds. DarrcU 1 34 Rich. Betty 134 Rich. Linda 41.45.134.136 Roop. Karen 50.58.62.63.65.135 Rupc. Peter 135 Rush. Jane 41. 45. 135. 136 Schindler. Randall 33.135 Schwartz. Myron 30.44.135 Sell. Tim 135 Sheets. Beth 41. 45.63. 135 Smith. I red 42.51.63,135 Smith, Karla 41,45,135 Sprunuer, JelT 33,38,39.88.1 35 Sprunucr.Jilaine 32.62,63.64.65.93,135,201 Sprunsier. Phillip 33.87.1 35 Spruniier. Rex 33.37,44,135 Sprun;jer, Sarah 62,63,65,135 Staltord. Brenda 135 .Switzer. Brian 33.49.135 Umpleby, James 30.42,63,135 Van i;mon,Curt 33,37,49,87.135,136 Vorhces, Phillip 33,1 35 Webb. Kay 135.136 Worst. Matt 33.38.135 Wurster. Pam 32.41.63.135 Yasier.R.mda 45.63,1 35 Yoder,Carla 135 Yoder,Debra 58.1 35.1 36 wmmmmmSSSSSSSSSS n mSMtmssmm Zulaul. Paul 30.42.63,135 (TOP LErX TO RIGHT) Micah Kuhn and Roger Ncuenschwander sweep the gym floor GCRI Augsburgcr is supported by Gino Fisher and Jim Hartnian. EMPTYING his newspaper-stuffed locker was John Moscr. KIM Wulliman and Heidi McCrory examii cd the pattern on the gym dividers. TAMI Balsigcr finishes a lab report for Bii logy. BETH Agler was the South Adams High School Spelling Bee Champion. Zurcher,Cary 135 Zurcher.Gail 135 EIGHTH GRADE Affoldcr, Bob 137 Affolder, Darren 137 Agler, Beth 17,63,137,203 Amstutz,Casi 62,63,1 37 Amstutz, Dan 137 Bailey, Curtiss 63,137 ■•--:- Baker, Linda 63,137 Barton, Monica 137 Balsiger, Janet 137 Bauman, Steve 33,37,47,84,1 37 Baimigartner, Jay 33,37,137 Beavers, Dennis 33,137 Biberstein,Ingrid 58,63,1 37,141 Bi.xler, Brent 33,37,47,137 Branstetter, Annette 137 Branstctter, Deb 63,137 Bi.xler, Nancy 137 Brown, Todd 137 Bucheli,Fausto 33,37,63,137 Culver, Barb 137 Coffin, Brad 137 Davis, Laura 137 Dellinger, Missy 137 Dillman,Gary 33,137 Donnally,Ann 1,63,137 Downey, Ronnie 137 Dubach, Becky 137 Dubach, Linda 47,138 Eicher, Menno 138 Ellenberger, Gary 138 Fox, Jon 37,138 Fox, Mark 63,138 Frank, Kevin 63,138 Fulton, Joe 33,63,138 Gay, Lori 58,63,138,141 Gaskill, Jeff 33,47,63,138 Gehrett, George 63,138 Gerber, Mike 33,138 Graber, Marylee 63,138 Habegger, Dawn 138 Habegger, Dee Ann 138 Habegger, Roncttc 138 Hawkins, Laurissa 138 Hendricks, Terri 62,63,65,138 Herman, Tony 138 Hirshy, Jenny 138 Hough, Burley 138 Hough, Hulda 139 Inskeep, Ron 33,138 Isch, Angle 62,63,138 Jones, Chris 138 Koehler, Steve 63,138 Knoch.Jon 63,138 Kuhn, Regina 47,138 Laux, Dick 33,37,47,138 Lee, Pat 138 Lehman, Carl 63,139,141 Lehman, Jilaine 63,139 Lehman, Mark 139 Lehman,. Matt 33,96,139 Lehman, Troy 139 Liechty, Janet 63,139 Liechty, Scott 139 Liechty, Sondra 62,63,139 Louck,Geril39 Martinez, Randy 139 Masterson, Teryl 63,96,139 Mathys, Vickey 139 Mertz, Janet 139 Miller, Rick 139 Mills, Mary 139 Minch, Alison 58,62,63,64,139 Moore, Jeff 63,139 Moore, Mark 33,37,47,139 Moser,SheUy 139 NeviLSheUa 139 Neuenschwander, Ron 33,47,63,139 Noll, Tim 37,139 Noonan, Ben 139 Nussbaum, Vaughn 33,37,63,139 O ' Dell, Tim 63,139 Owens, Roxanne 139 Pharr, Tim 87,139 Reber, Ross 33,37 Rich, Greg 33,37,47,63,139 Robinson, Bill 139 Roll, Robin 139 Sdiindler, Susan 62,63,64,140 Scholer,Seth 140 Schwartz, Anthony 140 Schwartz, Myron 33,63,140 Schwartz, Teresa 140 Scott, Tina 140 Sell, Randy 140 Simon, Vickie 58,62,63,64,140 Smith, Lori 17,63,140 Sprungcr, Jill 62,63,140 Sprunger,Joni 58,140 Sprunger, Lisa 63,140 Sprunger, Rhea Ann 63,78,140 Stahly, Nate 63,140 Stauffer, Mike 63,140 Stucky, Chris 47,140 Stucky, Scott 33,140 Toland, Tracy 140 TowcU, Margaret 62,63,140 Tumbleson, Kim 140 Truex, Robin 140 Valenti, Kathy 140 Van Emon, Janet 47,58,140 Velasco, Kyle 37,47,63,140 Vorhees, David 140 Wanner, Kathy 140 Weaver, Dawn 17,140 Weaver, Joe 33,140 Webb, Joy 140 - l.w m- i. •ll k yt i fl i ' i L TOP TO BOTTOM -Left to riyht-Mr. Bauiiiiiartncr cats at the senior dinner. DAVIi Neiienschwandcr sits in the hall. LINDA Rich competed in the stand- ing broad juiiip. SHLRRI Rhoadcs completes a gov- ernment worksheet for Mr. Inks. TAMMY Balsigcr worked on a Bi- ology lab. THE clieerleadcrs performed during pre-game. MRS. Von Guntcn poured herself a glass of punch at the otTice Christmas party. BRIAN Evans is hard at work. Whitehurst, Brcnda 37,63,120,141 Wickcy, Amanda 141 Wickey,Todd 141 WiiUiman, Kraig 52,79,96,141 Yodcr, Carmen 141 .} } } } i } } } 2 i . -.-m I  1 ' C vVMtu 5 i i i 2 2 .} } } i .i 2 } BRIAN Evans is hard at work. i. I 1 y- r , jAfr Si Tl f m . ■■ ,. ■r- Wi 1 ■ H ' Yoder, EUzabeth 141 Xj Voder, Kyle 33,37,47,141 vL Zuercher, Kerry 63,141 . Zuercher, Leon 33,37,47,141 Zuercher, Susan 63,141 y y y REMEMBER when a group of seniors rode to school in a horse and buggy in the style used by their ancestors? Time it was, And what a time it was, It was .... A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago .... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. BOOKENDS c. 1968 Paul Simon Used by Permission. REMEMBER WHEN? V . i, . •:i V ' ' ' ' REMEMBER when it snowed so hard that school was not opened for a week, and the fuel shortage reduced the building tempera- tures? REMEMBER when that final moment came during Graduation when, with diploma in hand, the graduates moved their tassles to the right side? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦• ••♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦♦ • ♦♦♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 625 copies of the 1977 issue of South Adams High School ' s REFLECTION were printed by Inter-Collegiate Press in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The Sales representative was Mr. Steve Hamer. The four color cover picture was taken by Randy Grand- lienard. The 9x1 2 pages were printed on 80 Enamel paper stock. REFLECTION featured Bodoni Bold headline style and two sized Romatype. The body copy was 10 point size, and the captions were 8 point. Special thanks go to the principals, teachers, librarians, custodians, Kent Frank and his photographers, and our advisor for REFLECTION 1977, Mrs. Ruth Neuenschwand- er. She gave up many hours of free time to insure the suc- cess of the yearbook. REFLECTION STAFF CO-EDITORS: Ken Sipe Sue Hartman LAY-OUT DESIGN: Tanya Lehman Kathy Moser INDEX EDITOR: Audrey Liechty HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER: Kent Frank STAFF: Terri Agler Ann Minnich Myra Dubach Pete Mosser Kim Jones Keith Neuenschwander Randy Lehman Sonnie Steiner Mary Liechty Joni Van Emon ADVISOR: Mrs. Ruth Neuenschwander ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ .- ' -- -r K