Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

The Class Of 1979 Presents Volume XIV Dardanian Tulpehocken High School R.D. 2, Bernville, Pa For the love of life we carry on Through the smiles and. the tears Past the sunsets and the dawns Among the failures and the fears We grasp at starry dreams And search to create new trust When we lose the shimmering beams In this life's daily dust The days here we have shared And we have followed one road We learned, we taught, we cared Rising to carry life's load We've reached out as we passed And perhaps we've left a mark But now the road becomes a path With spreading ways to send us apart We must reach for a new choice And learn to follow a new trail Echo beyond a changing voice While over lonely miles we sail And we leave behind these last four years Filled with memories and fragments of love That echo of dreams and hopes and fears Which now melt to the past in a smile from above And the promises we made The friendships we knew All these will never fade Encased in that smile so true Now each sets out on his magical quest That will lead us far away Searching through many trials and tests For the promised sun of day So we ask you for a prayer For happiness, joy, and love And for a gift of life to share What dreams are really made of by L. Keeney Table of Contents Forward Page 2 Table of Contents 3 Theme 4 Prom 8 Seniors 9 Underclassmen 38 Curricula, Faculty, and Administration 64 Student Life 98 Special Events 124 Music 126 Sports 140 Patrons 172 3 4 Today we have seen joys, laughter, fear, defeat But we also know And we learn Perhaps we even teach 5 6 Where the way ahead is clear and sure and life has a perfect glow 7 he Prom Prom Queen Shelly Burkhart . . . . . . and the court with their dates. 8 Featuring . . . The Echoes of Tyme. Pat and Ed having a GREAT time! Denise Andrews Toot HomeEc. 4 22 61 Exec. Council (3,4) . . ,FHA(3,4) . . .Mag. Capt. (4) . . . Gym Leader (3) . . . Library' Club (1,4) Peter Angstadt Stadt D.O.E. 7 28 61 Drama Club (1) . . . Track (1,2) Denise Andrews Peter Angstadt Lori Bare 1 'Hair Bare'' HomeEc. 9 14 60 FHA (3,4) ... Pep Club (1) Sandra Baumann Sandy Business 3 10 61 Exec. Council (4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . FBLA V. Pres. (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) Lori Bare Sandra Baumann D.O.E. Business FBLA (4) . Capt. (4) . (3,4) . . . (1,2) . . . (1,2,3) . . Store Mgr. Richard Beck Jeff Lori Beidler 1' Lori'' 5 20 61 1 19 6 . Color Guard (1,2,3,4) . . .Mag. . . Student Store (4) . . . Gym Leader Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball Basketball Mgr. (3,4) . . . Softball . Softball Co. Capt. (3) . . . Student (4) 10 Richard Beck Lori Beidler Wesley Beissel 1 'Fuzz'1 D.O.E. 3 13 61 FFA (1,2,3) . . . Soccer(1) Brad Benfer ' 'Bentley1' Academic 10 15 61 Jr. Class Play (2,3) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,2, 3,4) . . . Soccer Capt. (4) Wesley Beissel Brad Benfer Bonnie Bennethum Charlie HomeEc. 1 24 62 FHA (3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) Dale Bichcr ' 'Dale Vo Tech 4 19 61 Volleyball Club (1) . . . Baseball (2) . . . Track (3,4) . . . VICA (4) Bonnie Bennethum Dale Bicher Randall Blatt Randy Vo Tech 11 6 61 VICA (3,4) . . . Library Club (2) . . . Ski Club (2,3) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Soccer (1, 2.3.4) . . . Wrestling (3) . . . Baseball (1,2, 3.4) .. . Baseball Capt. (2) . . . Gym Leader (3) Lee Boltz Lee D.O.E. 10 5 61 11 Randall Blatt Lisa Boltz Lisa Bolt?. Lisa Business 10 5 61 Exec. Council (4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Hostess (4) Cynthia Boyer Cin Academic 5 9 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1,2,3) ... Pep Club (1) . . . Softball Mgr. (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) Audrey Bomberger Audrey Bomberger 1 'Audrey'' Business 9 7 ( FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Hostess (4) Denise Bordner Denise Bordner ' 'Denise'' Business 11 4 61 Student Store (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . TrackStat. (3) . . . FBLA (4) Gene Brown Tex Stephan Bross Bucky Vo Tech V1CA (3,4) 2 2 61 4 30 61 Gene Brown Cynthia Boyer 12 Stephan Bross Melissa Clay Juanita Bulliner Gregory Care Kelly Brown Brad Bubbenmoyer ' 'Bubby'' Academic 6 5 61 Audiovisual (1,2,3,4) . . . Ski Club (1,23,4) Melissa Clay ' 'Missy'' Agriculture 11 1 61 FFA (3,4) . . . Library Club (1) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . FFA Historian (4) d Bubbenmoyer Kelly Brown Kelly Academic 12 22 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) ... Sr. Class Play (3,4) ... Jr. Class Play (4) . . . Chorus (4) . . . Band (1) . . . Mag. Capt (3) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . .Basketball (1) . . . Softball Mgr. (1) . . . Track (23,4) . . . Sedecim (4) Juanita Bulliner ' 'Juanita'' Academic 4 9 61 Religion Club (1) . . . Basketball (1) . . . Exec. Council (4) Walter Brown Walter Brown ' 'Wally'' .Tech 7 25 61 (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band ,2,3,4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Volleyball Club (1) Gregory Care '' Poopsic'' Agriculture 12 4 ( FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . Soccer (1, 13 Timothy Diamond Randall Coleman ' 'Randy'' VoTech 11 3 61 VICA (3,4) . . . Basketball Stat. (2,3,4) Michael Cornelius ' 'Mike'' VoTech 8 4 61 Volleyball Club (1) . . . Soccer (1) . . . Basket- ball (1,2) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) VoTech VICA (2,3,4) Dennis Dcgler '' Dennis'' Agriculture FFA (3) Timothy Diamond ' 'Whop'' Dennis Degler Randall Coleman Michael Cornelius 4 28 61 Bonnie Davis Bonnie Agriculture FFA (3,4) . . . Chorus (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Library Club (1) . . . FFA Historian (4) Verine Davis ' 'Verine'' Academic 1 30 62 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Exec. Council (3) . . . Class Pres. (3) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) . . . Jr. Class Play (1) . . . Mag. Capt .(1,3). . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . .Track ,2,4) . . . DARDANIAN Business Mgr. (4) Bonnie Davis Verine Davis 14 Mitchell Deiffenbach Mitch Industrial Arts Tennis (2) 12 15 61 David Donato '1 David'1 Industrial Arts 10 4 61 Mitchell Deiffenbach David Donato Michael Downs Mike Business 1 30 61 Student Council (4) . . . Fire Marshal (4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Soccer (2) Faye Doyle Faye Business 5 12 61 FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Ski Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Pep Club (1) Michael Downs Faye Doyle Kimberly Dreisbach Steven Dubbs Kimberly Dreisbach Kim Vo Tech VICA (3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) 1 6 62 Steven Dubbs 1 'Budge'' Industrial Arts 11 19 61 15 Thomas Dundore Tom Industrial Arts 6 25 61 Karate Club (1,2) Bonnie Ehmfeldt Bonnie Academic 3 31 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Exec. Council (3,4) . . . Class Sec. (1) . . . Class See.-Treas. (3) . . . Class V. Pres. (4) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3.4) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society Sec. (4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus Sec. (4) . . . Majorette (1,2,3,4) . . . Majorette Capt. (3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (2) . . . PepClub (1) . . . Track (3.4) . . . Cheerleader (1,2,3,4) . . . Cheer- leading Capt. (2,3,4) Thomas Dundore Bonnie Ehmfeldt Susan Farnsworth Suc-Sue Academic 8 11 61 ClassTreas. (1) . . . Class Sec. (2) . . . Hostess (3.4) . . . Mag. Capt. (4) . . . Fire Marshal (3.4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1) Dennis Faust ' 'Foust'' D.O.E. 8 2 61 FFA (1,2,3) Susan Farnsworth Dennis Faust John Flannery ' 'Chipper'' 11 10 60 Class V. Pres. (2) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) Sandra Fox Sandy Academic 12 6 61 DARDAN1AN (3,4) . . . Student Council (2) ... Sr. Class Play (3,4) ... Jr. Class Play (3.4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1) . . . Color Guard (3,4) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . Hockey (1) . . . Tennis (1,2) . . . Track Stat. (3.4) John Flannery Sandra Fox 16 D.O.E. FFA (1,2,3) Gcib John 3 13 61 Ramona Cinder 1 'Ramona Business 3 22 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Library Club (3) . . . Pep Club (1) Aida Frantz Aida Academic 9 19 61 Student Council (4) . . . Student Council Pres. (4) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) ... Sr. Class Play (3,4) . . . Jr. Class Play (3,4) . . . Chorus (1.2.3.4) . . . Chorus Pres. (4) . . . Sedecim (3.4) . . . Accompanist (3,4) . . . Band (1,2, 3,4) . . . PepBand (1,2,3,4) . . . DistrictBand (3, 4) . . . Jr. County Band (1) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . Hockey (1) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball Mgr. (1) Richard Frantz Earl Academic 11 26 61 Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Archery Club(1) . . .Soccer(1,2, 3,4) . . . SocccrCapt. (4) . . . Crosscountry (2) Aida Frantz Richard Frantz Academic Class Pres. (2) Karen Gay Karen 7 1 61 . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) A Karen Gay Chorus (2,3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3) LIFEClub(l) . . . PepClub(l) . . . Hockey (1) . . . Hockey Mgr. (2) . . . Basketball (1) . . . Basketball Mgr. (2,3,4) . . . Softball Mgr. (1) . . . Track Stat. (3,4) Randall Geering Randy 9 25 61 Play (1,2,4) ... Jr. Class Play (1,2, Gym Leader (4) . . . Stage Crew (1,2, . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) . . . Karate Club Camera Club (4) . . . Drama Club (1) . Tennis (1,3,4) Acad 3,4) Randall Gccring 17 John Geib Ramona Cinder Crystal Gracff Chris Business 4 3 61 Asst. Class Sec. (4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . FBLA Pres. (4) . . . Stu- dent Store (4) . . . Student Store Mgr. (4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Hockey (1, 2,3) . . . Basketball (1,2) . . . Softball (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball Co-Capt. (3) . . . Softball Capt. (4) Larry Grumbine Larry Grumbine Chops Agriculture 12 13 61 FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . FFA Sentinal (2) . . . FFA Reporter (3) Daryl Hamish Christina Groff Crystal Graeff Dennis Greenwood Dennis Greenwood ' 'Dennis'' Academic 10 3 61 ILIAD (1,2) . . . Sr. Class Play (1.2.3.4) . . . Jr. Class Play (2, 3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Sedecim (3,4) . . . Accompanist (2.3.4) ... Ski Club (1,2,3,4) . . . Karate Club (1,2) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . Cross Country (2.3.4) . . . Golf (1) . . . Track (2) . . . Tennis (1,3,4) Daryl Hamish Daryl iculture 3 6 61 A (2,3,4) . . . FFA Sentinal (3) . . . FFA V. Pres. (4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) Christina Groff Chris Academic 10 10 61 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) . . . FlagTwirler (2,3,4) . . . Tennis (1) . . . Tennis Mgr. (2) . . . Cheerleader (2,3) Carol Good Carol Good Carol Business 3 7 61 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DAR- DANIAN Co-Editor (4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Sedecim (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Library Club (2,3) 18 Benjamin Himm Benjamin Himmell Ben Agriculture 6 17 60 FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (4) Scott Hetrick David Himmelberger Lyle Heberling Lyle Heberling Lyle Academic 3 29 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Class Treas. (4) . - . Mag. Capt. (2) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Karate Club (1,2) Penelope Heffner Heffer Business 3 18 61 FBLA (4) . . . Chorus (2) . . . Stu- dent Store (4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) ... Ski Club (3,4) sa efe ’ Holly Hetrick Holly Hetrick Holly Academic 10 30 61 Band (1,2,3,4) . . . PepClub(l) . . . Softball Mgr. (1,2,3,4) Penelope Heffner Scott Hetrick 1 'Scott'' Agriculture 10 26 60 FFA (1,2,3) . . . Audiovisual (1,2) David Himmelberger ' 'Himmy'' Vo Tech ' 7 9 61 V1CA (3,4) . . .Band (1,2) . . . Pep Band (1,2) . . . Audiovisual (1) . . . Camera Club (1) . . . Soc - cer (1,2) 19 Dennis Himmelberger D.O.E. FFA (1,2,3) (1,2,3,4) Academic Barry Hoffert ' 'Barry'1 . Audio Visual (1) Debra Hoffert ' 'Debbie'' Agriculture FFA (2,3,4) Dennis Himmelberger ' 'Dennis'' 5 10 61 Vicki Himmelberger 6 23 61 . Soccer 7 3 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (1) Vicki Himmelberger ' 'Vicki'' Academic 7 2 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Student Council (1) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) . . . Band Front (3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Audiovisual (2.3) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Ski Club (2) . . . PepClub (1) . . . Hockey (1,2) . . . Track (3.4) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Class Pres. (4) Barr)' Hoffert Debra Hoffert Lowrie Hotzman '' Lowrie'' Industrial Arts 10 23 61 Tina Hulsizer Tina HomeEc. 2 3 61 Library Club (4) . . . Karate Club (1) Lowrie Hotzman Tina Hulsizer 20 Vo Tech Wesley Keener ' 'Keener'' 1 29 62 Lisa Keeney Lisa Academic 8 4 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . National Honor Society (3,4) ... Sr. Class Play (1,3). . . Jr. Class Play (1,2,3) . . . Chorus(1,2,3,4) . . .Band(l) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2,4) . . . Drama Club (1) . . .Tennis Mgr. (1,2) hn Keller •Jet 8 10 60 FFA (2,3) .. . Soccer (1,2) . . . Basketball (1) . Baseball D.O.E. Karen Keller Business Chorus Club (1 Karen Keller Karen 9 7 61 3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Library . . Track Stat. (3) Mark Kieffer Mark Academic 7 19 61 FFA(4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . PepBand(l,2, 3) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3) George Kiene 1 'George'' Agriculture 11 3 60 FFA (1,2,3) . . . Baseball (3) Joel Kirkhoff Joel Vo Tech 11 17 61 Class V. Pres. (1) . . . V1CA (2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader(3,4) . . . Ski Club(1,2,3,4) . . . Soc- cer (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,2) . . . Track (3.4) Kathy Kissling ' 'Schmidty'' Business 9 16 61 BandFront (2,3) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Ski Club (2,3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Hockey (2.3.4) . . . Track (1,2) . . . Cheerleader (1) George Kiene Beth Killinger Beth Vo Tech (4) . . . Library Club (3) 2 11 61 Acade DARD. Joanne Kirkhoff ' 'Joanne'' 11 17 61 (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1) . . . Softball (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) lL J i Joanne Kirkhoff Beth Killinger Mark Kieffer 22 Joel Kirkhoff Kathy Kissling David Kleinfelter Kleiny 11 1 60 Academic Archery Club (1) Keith Kline Keith Academic 11 9 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . ILIAD (1) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Sr. Class Play (2,3,4) . . .Jr. Class Play (2,3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Sedecim (3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2)... Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Library Club (1) . . . Drama Club (1) . . . Tennis (2,3,4) . . . Basketball Mgr. (1) . . . Basketball Stat. (2,3,4) Keith Kline Peter Kreitler David Kleinfelter Home Ec. Tina Krach Tina Peter Kreitler ' 'Kritter'1 Academic Sr. Class Play (2,3,4) . . . Jr. Class Play (3,4) Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Stage Crew (2) . . Club (1) . . . Ski Club (1,2) . . . Karate Club . . . Soccer (2) . . . Tennis (1,2,3). Tina Krach Timothy Kreitz Tim Industrial Arts 5 18 61 Lisa Lebo '' Poopsic'' Business 10 26 61 FBLA (4) . . . Hockey (1,2) . . . Basketball (1,2,3) 23 Timothy Krietz Lisa Lebo Jeffrey Luckenbi Jeffrey Luckenbill Jeff Vo Tech 4 8 61 V1CA (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1) Scott Lutz Scott Lutz Scott D.O.E. 9 5 60 FFA (1,2,3) . . . Baseball (3) Stephen Miller Steve Vo Tech 5 22 61 VICA (3,4) . . . Band (1) Dale Moyer Bird Academic 5 13 61 Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3) . . . LlFEClub(l) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Volleyball Club (1) . . . Soccer(1,2,3,4) . . . Soccer Tri-Capt. (4) . . . Basket- ball (1,2,3,4) . . .Baseball (1,2, 3,4) Stephen Miller Keith Moyer David McCarthy David McCarthy ' 'Mac'1 Vo Tech 2 27 61 VICA (3) . . . Archery Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1,2) . . . Track (1) Dale Moyer k 24 Ricky Moyer ti Sonya Myer w LuCinda Moyer LuCinda Moyer Cindy Academic 9 18 61 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DAR- DANI AN Business Mgr. (3,4) . . . Exec. Council (3,4) . . . Chorus (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Track Stat. (3,4) Ricky Moyer Ricky Agriculture 12 15 61 FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . FFA Treas. (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (2) . . . Audio Visual (2) . . . Stage Crew (1) . . . Volleyball Club (1) Paul Moyer Paul Moyer ' 'Moose'' Academic 7 15 61 Sr. Class Play (2,3) . . .Jr. Class Play (3,4) . . . FFA (4) . . . Chorus (3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3) Sonya Myer ''Sonya'' Academic 5 11 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Student Council (2,3) . . . Student Coun- cil Pres. (3) . . . Student Council Sec. (2) . . . Chorus (2,4) . . . Accompanist (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (2) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . .Track (4) . . .Track Stat. (4) Ralph Moyer Ralph Moyer Ralph D.O.E. 3 21 61 Student Council (1,2,3,4) . . . Student Council V. Pres. (3) . . . Exec. Council (1,2,3) . . . Class Pres. (1) . . . FFA (2,3) . . . Chorus (1,2,3) . . . Band (1,2, 3,4) Michael Pautz ' 'Poutzie'' Agriculture 4 11 61 Student Council (4) . . . Strident Council V. Pres. (4) . . . FFA (1,2,3) Michael Pautz 25 Sandra Phillipy ' 'Sandy'' Business 12 22 61 Sr. Class Play (3,4) . . . Jr. Class Play (3,4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Chorus (2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3, 4) . . . Band Pres. (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Track Stat. (3,4) . . . Hockey Mgr. (2) . . . Sedecim (4) Gary Raber Gar Academic Fire Marshal (3,4) 10 30 61 Sandra Phillipy Gary Raber Robert Reed Mary Reifsnyder Laverne Ramberger Sherrie Rank Reed Industrial Arts Archery Club (1) . . . Soccer Mgr. (1) 7 15 61 lary Reifsnyder Reif Academic 8 3 61 DARDANIAN (4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus V. Pres. (4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Band Sec. (4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Basketball (2,3,4) . . . Softball Mgr. (1,2,3,4) VoTcch VICA (3,4) iverne Ramberger ''Laverne'' 8 18 59 Sherrie Rank Sherrie Business 5 18 61 FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . PepClub(l) 26 Michele Rollman 8 2 60 2 28 61 Rioux D.O.E FFA (1,2,3) ling 3! Mark Rioux ' 'Rocky'' Audiovisual (1,2) . 7 29 61 Wrest - Michele Rollman Shelly Business 3 4 61 FBLA (4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . PepClub(l) John Sack ''Sack'' Academic 8 8 60 Soccer (1) . . . Baseball (1) George Sattazahn ' 'George'' Agriculture 10 30 60 FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . FFA Student Advisor (4) Vo Tech VICA (3,4) Gary Rudy ' 'Gary'' Todd Ruch Gary Rudy Archer ' Todd Ruch Ruchy | mm 27 John Sack Darryl Sheidy Darryl Academic 11 27 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Base- ball (1,2,4) Judy Snyder Karen Schock Karen Schock ' 'Karen'' Academic DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . (4) . . . Exec. Council (3) . . Class Play (3,4) . . . Jr. Class P (3.4) . . . Chorus (1,3,4) . Flag Twirier (1,2,3,4) ... TwarierCapt. (4) . . . GymLeade (4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Track (3.4) . . . Tennis (2,3,4) 15 61 Sec. Cla Sr. Fla Darryl Sheidy Mary Shirk ' 'Mary'' Academic 10 24 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) . . .Band (1,2,3,4) . . .Track Stat. (3,4) . . . Tennis (1) Mary Shirk Lisa Sherk Lisa Sherk ' 'Sherggee Business 10 18 61 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Student Council (3) . . . Hostess (4) . . . Chorus (1,4) . . .Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2,3,4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Tennis (1) . . . Checr- leader(3,4) . . . JVCheerleading Capt. (3) Judy Snyder Jude Academic 3 1 61 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DAR- DANIAN Co-Editor (4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . .Sr. Class Play (3,4) ... Jr. Class Play (3.4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Color Guard (1,2,3,4) . . .Color Guard Capt. (4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . PepClub(l) . . . Track (3.4) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Tennis Co.-Capt. (4) i Pamela Shirk Pamela Shirk Pam T; Business 4 25 61 Exec. Council (3) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Chorus (2,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (2,3,4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . Library Club (3,4) . . . Pep Club (1) . . .ju Cheerleader (1,2) . . . Track Stat. (3) . . . FBLA (4) 28 Stephen Snyde Stephen Snyder ''Steve'' Vo Tech 12 4 61 Archery Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1) . . • Track (4) Cynthia Stoudt Cindy Business 11 6 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) ... Jr. Class Play (3) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Chorus (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3,4) . . . Student Store (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Pep Club (1) . . . Track (2,3) . . . Track Stat. (4) . . . Cheerleader (2,3,4) Cynthia Stoudt Lisa Steinhauer Sue Sternberg Sue Sternberg Sue HomeEc 5 30 60 Library Club (1) . . . Pep Club (1) Ward Stoudt Ward 7 20 61 . FFA Sec. (2) .udio Visual (1,2,3) . . . Stage Crew (1) . . . Wrestling (1.3) culture (1,2,3) . Ward Stoudt 29 Richard Strauss Rick Vo Tech 1 1 61 VICA (3,4) . . . Audiovisual (1) . . . Stage Crew (2) . . . Archery Club (1) Barbara Strunk ' 'Barbara'' Agriculture 9 16 61 FFA (3,4) . . . FHA (1,2) . . . Chorus(3,4) . . . Library Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1) Richard Strauss Barbara Strunk Linda Sweitzer Lyn Business 10 31 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . FBLA (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1) . . . Student Store (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Library Club (3) . . . Pep Club (1) Glen Swope Glen Vo Tech 5 6 61 VICA (3) . . . Cross Country (1) Glen Swope Elaine Trautman Elaine Trautman ' 'Elaine'' Academic 11 10 61 Student Council (3) . . . Student Council Sec. (3) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) ... Jr. Miss (4) . . . Sr. Class Play (1,2,4) ... Jr. Class Play (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus (4) . . .Band (1,2, 3,4) .. . PcpBand (1,2,3,4) . . . ColorGuard (1,2,3,4) . . . Band V. Pres. (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Ski Club (1,2) . . . Karate Club (3) . . . PepClub(l) . . .Bas- ketball (1) . . . Tennis (2,3) Philip Troutman Phil Academic Exec. Council (3) . . . Band (1) . . . «... (4) Philip Troutman 9 19 61 Linda Sweitzer 30 Cole Underkoffler Cole VoTech 3 2 61 Archery Club (1) . . . Karate Club (4) . . . Track (4) Terry Wagner ' 'Terry'' VoTech 8 7 61 Sr. Class Play (2,3,4) . . . Jr. Class Play (3,4) . . . VICA (3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) ... Pep Band (2,3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1,2) . . . Drama Club (1) . . .Basketball Mgr. (1) . . . Track (2) Cole Underkoffler Terry Wagner Curtis Wallace Curt Academic 9 20 61 DARDANI AN (3,4) . . . Library Club (3,4) Ricky Walmer Ricky VoTech 12 4 61 VICA (3,4). . .Band(l). . . Audio Visual (1) . . . Stage Crew (2) . . . Archery'Club (1) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Wrestling (4) . . . Track (3,4) . . . Tennis (1,2) Curtis Wallace Kevin Wanner Kevin Industrial Arts Archery' Club (1) Carol Wcaland Hots Home Ec. Karate Club (1) 11 19 60 12 4 61 Ricky Walmer Kevin Wanner Carol Wealand 31 Alan Weaver Alan Weaver ' 'Alan'1 VoTech 4 28 61 • Student Council (1,2) . . . DECA (2,3,4) . . . VICA(3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (4) . . . Stage Crew (1.2.3.4) . . . Archery Club (1,2) . . . Ski Club (1.2.3.4) . . . Karate Club (1,2) . . . Volley- iball Club (1,2) . . . Baseball (1) . . . Track (3.4) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) Randy White 1 'Randy'' VoTech 5 1 61 VICA (3,4) . . . Band (1) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . - Basketball (1,2,4) . . . JVBasketballCapt. (2) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) Randy White Kimberly Wildman ' 'Pip Squeak'' Business FBLA (4) . , . Mag. Capt. (4) 6 17 61 Sharon Wise ''Sharon'' Academic 3 5 61 FBLA(4) . . . Chorus(1,2,3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2,3) . . . LIFEClub(1) . . . Track(2) . . . Track Stat. (4) Kimberly Wildman VoTech VICA (3,4) Martin Witman ' 'Martin'' 12 4 60 Kay Ziegler '' Chipmunk'' Agriculture 8 10 61 FFA (2,3,4) . . . FFA Historian (3) . . . FFA Sec. (4) . . . FHA (1) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Library Club (1) Martin Witman Sharon Wise Kay Ziegler 32 Lisa Ziegler Zig Academic 9 2 61 DARDAN1AN (3,4) . . . National Honor Soc. (3,4) . . . Band Front(1,2,3) . . .Gym Leader (4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball (1,2, 3,4) . . . Softball Co-Capt. (3,4) . . . Hockey Capt. (4) Lisa Ziegler Class officers: Asst. Tres. Crystal Graeff; V. Pres. Bonnie Sr. Class Adv. Standing: Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Rent- Ehmfeldt; Pres. Vicki Himmelbcrger; Sec. Karen Schock; schler, Mr. Scarpignato. Sitting: Miss Chcsonis, Tres. Lyle Heberling Miss Wilhelm. 33 We Have Followed, Now We Will Lead 34 Farewell Now, My Friends Our love for each other has been quite dear to us. True friends we have been And always will be. We're leaving each other And going our ways, Perhaps we will meet In the future someday. We've left each other with memories Of good times we've had, To treasure forever And make us feel glad. Good luck to us all In all that we may do. May all of life's pleasures Come our way, too. Farewell now, my friends, And please may we find. Some thoughts of each other Always impressed on our minds. Anon. Class Colors: Orchid and White Class Flower: Rose Class Song: DON'T STOP --Fleetwood Mac Class Officers: President - Vicki Himmelberger Vice-President - Bonnie Ehrnfeldt Secretary - Karen Schock Treasurer - Lyle Heberling Asst. Treasurer - Crystal Graeff 35 3f 37 Ii' NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dennis Andrews Ann Bashore v Donald Beissel PHOTO Not Availoblo Gina Billman David Bond Angel Bcnfer Christine Bicher Dennis Berger h Russell Berger Barry Bross Penny Bicksler Nancy Boltz David Binner PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Bradley Borch Karen Boltz Bret Boyer Ronald Broun Troy Broun Karen Tammy Brush Claman Paul Clauser, Jr. Bonnie Collins Darryle Ruby Cummings Deitzlcr Gregor)' Donough John Doherty Elise Dieffcnbach Michele Donna Fedora Fisher Duane Randolph Barry Steven Fisher Fisher Fomwait Forry 41 Doris Hershey Angel Krach Scott Gerberich Jeffrey Guenther Brian Himmelbergcr Kendall Hower PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Eugene Kramer Theresa Gettle Lori Kramer V Wanda Gingrich Roger Kreiser Anne Goda Amy Harrison Dale Himmelberger Jr. Jeffrey Kline Steven Kreitz Dean Heberling Elizabeth Kress 42 Todd Leonard Judith Malsbury Joanne Miller Craig Luckenbill Bruce Dawn Largent Lehman Steven Luckenbill Karen Meyer John Moser Darvin Lutz Gerald Miller Kathy Moyer 43 Kim Michael Oswald ABSENT ... PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dwayne Oxenreider. William Pappas Charles Paulson Kenneth Rank Glenn Riegel V p n Shelli Rissinger David Rogers PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Wade Royer Peter Rcifsnydcr Allen Reinhart Debora Ratliff Lee Reifsnyder Lisa Ritchie Jeffrey Royles Kathleen Robinson Brenda Ruth 44 Michael Ruth Mica Saunders Brian Schlappich Barbara Schlegel Eric Schoener Alane Seiler Mark Shirk Steven Sholl Larry Sicgrist 0' M Rae Smith Sheri Steinhauer Bonita Warren Kathy Strickler Howard Watts Joanne Strunk Jeffrey Spohn Wanda Stamm Ell wood Snyder, Jr. Douglas Soliday Lori Stump Eric Stupp Donald Waldron 45 VV Rodney York Sitting: Miss Kline, Mr. Winter, Mr. Schwartz. Standing: Mr. Hep- ncr, Mr. Crim. Thomas Wise Pres., Woody Snyder; V. Pres., Doris Hershcy; Sec. -Trcas., Angel Benfer. Mark Yeakley Richard Wengert Sheila Wenrich John Younker III Every year the Juniors start to establish their financial status for their senior year. This year they were busy organizing a sandwich sale, a fall dance, and preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. Sherri Wealand 46 Angelica Anderson Ronald Baer Dawn Andrews Jeffrey Bailey || % Sandra Angstadt George Balthaser Debra Arnold Janet Bashore Karen Beall Sheila Bond Brenda Baumann Randolph Bomberger James Brightbill Emest Beltz Bryan Berger Dennis Bross Roxanne Binner Larry Brendle Crystal Brown Valeric Bochmer Korena Bressler Lynette Brown 47 Michael Brown Lisa Daubcnspcck Barbara Dickson Michael Donovan Denise Downs Nina Brown Wendy Brush Dean Care Melanie Caskie a fh Richard Cooper Rodney Dicffcnbach Aha, I caught ya ! John Dcitzler Donna Dietrich Debra Derr NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Donna Donato Cody Dove 48 Kay Evans Lisa Fondoble Caroline Gettle NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dennis Hartranft Brenda Fahnestock Cynthia Fox Ruth Coho NOT i SHOWN kf v 1 VH An-', Sv -4 nV . Jennifer Fake Melvin Fansler Scott Steve Fidler fisher M m - SORRY, NO PHOTO Cheryl Gay PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Brian Hartman 49 f. Amy Kissling Mark Kiebach Dream on! Michael Knabb John Hotzman Tammy Koenig Lisa Hower Roxanne Hulsizer Sherri Johnson David Kline 0 i . v Renee Krause Desiree Kantner Kathleen Kemer Ted Kline Tina Kreitz 50 fi Eileen Loeb Richard Mazess Michael Long John McCarthy Davette Luckenbill Troy Luckenbill NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Surprise! ! Alan Lutz Tracy McNally Tammy Miller Mark Moyer Pierce Cary Nye Parker l Brian Peiffer Janet Lymaster f} Laura Miller Maurice Moyer Sandra Phillips Keith Pierson Nelson Ritchie Charles Prizcr Gary Ritzman Judy Rcber Bobby Reppert Jill Rudy Traci Rissinger Michael Rudy Marlin Ritchie Patricia Ryan Bryan Sands .vc Cheryl Saunders David Scheirer Gregory Seifrit Donna Shurr Anne Hello! Snyder Mark Snyder Cynthia Sheaman Rickey Shreiner Roberta Soliday 52 Terri Sonon Daniel Spatz $ fs -P Mary Spcicher Jeffrey Stoltz Christopher Stankiewicz Donna Stump John Vindich Michele Weatherholtz ft J 6-, William Wagner Daryl Weaver Cynthia Wallace Kim Wampler William Weiss Denise Wayne Sitting: Mr. Scheirer, Mrs. Balthaser, Mrs. Kline, Mr. Graeff. Standing: Mr. Feaser, Mr. Ferrence. Sitting: Pres. Brenda Baumann, V. Pres. Sheila Bond, Standing: Treas. Denise Downs, Sec. Roxanne Binner. In their sophomore year the students are accustomed to high school life. They are excited about receiving their class rings, as well as, enjoying scholastic, athletic, and social opportunities offered them. 54 Jeffrey Balthaser Fred Behney Rick Benfer Kathy Bennethum Robert Kathleen Berger Bicher Paula Bickslcr Kenneth Barrell Timothy Bender Kelly Bickel 55 1 Michael Bresslcr Joel Buchter Colleen Carvalho Ruth Bressler Patricia Brett April Brown Jackie Bulliner James Cintron 1 know I'm Beautiful! Donna Brown Daniel Bylina Deborah Cooper Eric Brown Tina Care i Kevin Cornelius Levi Deitzler Stephen DeLong Carolyn Dickson Robert Gerald Donough Dundore Blair Eaken 56 Deneen Ebling Cathleen Eisenhardt Michael Eisenhardt Linda Etzweiler Debra Fabich Alan Falatovich Aay! That's Italian! Robin George Lori Good Jamie Fidler Barbara Gibble ft Michael Frantz Franco Giorgio Lisa Gerhart Melanie Gottfried Craig Lisa Henderson Hershey Charles Heckman Rachel Heffner Karen Guenther Alison Hetrick Steven Graeff Rory Heberling 57 ) Scott Hess Michael Hoffert m John Houck Bruce Hunsicker Gary Glenn Hoke Hollenbach NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Rodney Hollenbach Wesley Invin George Hoover Stacey James ) Gregor ' Keeney Susan Kiene Cynthia Kitchenoff Sheree Klopp Andrew Kotay Sherry Kramer ft ' • Kevin Krause Katlileen Kramer 58 Bernice Kreitz Paula Leonard Brian Luckenbill Jayne Malsbury Eugene LaFollette Jeffrey Wendy Light Lawrence Leitzel James Terry Loeb Cynthia Lempergel Lori Lorah Debra Lutz Kelly McDonough fh Robert Miller Thomas Miller Corinna Moyer Daniel Moyer 1 z fs Keith Miller r ' Julie Moyer 59 Lisa Moyer (to 1 Frederick Phillipy Martha Rogers ft Beth Schaeffer Linda Nagle Regina Neidlinger ft Sharon Noecker Stephen Olesh fisSt Dean Peiffer Darrin Rank ■. Is Traci Rank Tammy Ream Cheryl Schaeffer Russell Rohrbach V7 Cheryl Schneck Jeffrey Rudy Jon Schoener Lucinda Rudy Michele Seifrit Dorothy Schadler Tracey Sheamen 60 Jolie Shearer Dale Sheidy Paul Shirk George Sholl Rodney Sholl Brenda Shupp Sharon Smith Robert Smith i Cynthia Strunk Jackson Stehr Janet Strunk Daniel Steinhauer Tong Tran Geri Trivicts Terry Strickler , 'v Terry Stertzel Traci Strohm 61 Jeffrey Wartluft Lena Weaver Lorry Werner Dwayne Yeakley Mark Weiss Lori Yeakley Wendy Ziegler Chris Weller Brenda Wenrich Richard Yeakley William Zeigler Kevin W enrich Ruth Zerbe Thomas Zimmerman Entering Tulpehocken High School, for fresh- man, is such a change of pace from Junior High. Hockey, soccer, tennis, basketball, and softball highlight new activities for the largest freshman class ever at Tulpehocken High School. Sitting: Mrs. Sever, Mrs. Martin, Miss Ketner, Standing: Mrs. LciningerMr. Ullrich. Sitting: Pres. Tracey Sheaman, V. Pres. April Brown, Standing: Sec. Jolie Shearer, Tres. Greg Keeney. 62 63 Mrs. Janet Himmelberger keeps attendance records up-to-date and takes care of purchases and deposits. Mrs. Sandra Keeney takes care of the bookkeeping, transportation and census reports. Mrs. Jean Polk takes care of pay- roll, accounts payable and re- ceivable , personnel records and board agendas. The administration that is closest to the students includes Mr. Matthew, Miss Witman and the sec- retaries. Each sec- retary has a specific job. Both Mr. Mat- thew and the secre- taries help the stu- dent with problems which arise. Their jobs are not easy but they enjoy doing them. Mr. Harold Matthew, principal, works with both students and faculty, to make sure THS runs smoothly. Mrs. Ilene Batz is secretary in the main office. One of her jobs is typing for Mr. Matthew. Take me - - I'm yours ! SEATED: Mr. Earl Schaeffer, Secretary; Mr. Jay Brown, President; Mr. Richard Ruth, V. President; Mr. Gerald Seiler, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Roy Hetrick, Mr. Spencer Watts, Mr. Orville Stauffer, Mr. Warren Kline, Mr. David Batdorf, Solicitor. Mr. Earl Koenig is Superintendent. He has many responsibilities which include supervising and coordinating all aspects of the school program and to implement board policies and directives. The School Board's responsibi- lities are to follow the Pennsyl- vania School Code, the man- dates and constraints of federal and state law and regulations as well as the adopted budget. Mr. Leonard Weame helps with the cur- riculum and schedules in-service programs for the teachers. 67 Guidance: Guiding Our Future And now for the food ! Mr. Hamer keeps up-to-date on college information. Helping students plan for their future careers is the main goal of the guidance department. Miss Wit- man and Mr. Harner aid students in search of their future career. Now, Carol, what makes you think you're another Albert Einstein? Are you sure that is what you want to do? Miss Brenda Witman counsels students about career choices, applying for jobs and school problems. She advises student council. Some of her hobbies are tennis, hiking, and traveling. Mr. Robert Harner is employed to work with Mr. Matthew and Miss Witman in the guidance area. His hobbies are sports, traveling, and reading. 68 Languages: Speaking New Words Miss Mary Kctncr teaches German. She advises the National Honor Society. Her hobbies include reading and sewing. The study of German and Latin helps students to understand spoken language and to comprehend stories and conver- sations. Many students enjoy the crea- tive bulletin boards which give an in- sight to German culture and customs. Get to work! Don't stare at me like that! ! Mrs. Pearl Kline teaches Latin and Ger- man. She advises the DARDANI AN. Her hobbies include crocheting, knitting, and genealogical study. Mrs. Kline is doing her homework. 69 English: A Way of Learning It looks like this class LOVES English lit. Mrs. Ema Dcishcr teaches English. She also advises the National Honor Society. Her hobbies include gardening and sew- ing. Her favorite pastime is reading. Main objectives of the English course are to im- prove skills. The teachers also try to show the stu- dents an interest in language study, literature and composition. Not only does the Eng- lish course cover the basics but also includes the origin and history of the English language. Mr. John Feaser teaches ninth and tenth grade English. His main activity is advising die National Honor Society. His hobbies are family camping and writing. Surprise! and Communicating Mr. Philip Hepner teaches English. He coaches the Cross Country team and the Track team. His hobbies are hunting, cross country skiing, canoeing, bicycling, tennis, reading, and golf. Mr. Sterling Hoffman teaches the senior class English. He advises the DARDANI AN. His hobbies are gardening, woodworking, and reading. His favorite pastime is correcting misspellings and grammatical errors. Sandy, why did you hit Mr. Hepner so hard? 71 History: A Glance Some of Mr. Samuel Schwartz's, our American History and Civics teacher, hobbies are backpacking and bik- ing . His favorite pastime is woodworking. Mr. Paul Wentling teaches Civics and World Cultures and coaches Varsity Soccer. His hobbies are photog- raphy and hunting, and one of his pastimes is sports. 72 Into the Past Mr. Michael Scarpignato teaches P.O.D. and Sociology. His hobbies are Horticulture and fishing, and he enjoys traveling. The objective of this year's Social Studies program is to better acquaint our future citizens with some of the problems of the times: inflation, criminal justice, poverty, and consumer education. These issues are raised so that the stu- dents are provided with the tools they will need to understand the society in which they live. This class is SO exciting. Mrs. Rosemary Severs teaches Civics and World Cul- tures. She enjoys yoga, swimming and jogging. 73 Mathematics: Can Mr. Edward Grim Mr. Edward Crim is very involved in teaching Gen- eral Math and Trigonometry. He also coaches our Spring Track team as well as our Winter Track team. His favorite hobby is hunting. Mr. Larry Rentschler teaches Algebra 1 and 11, Phys- ics, General Math, and Advanced Math. He is an advisor for Camera Club. His hobbies are photog- raphy and model railroading. Mr. Larry Rentschler ' 'These Tonka Trucks are built tough ! '' The main Mathematical objectives of our dedicated teachers are to help their students to better understand the basic structure of Algebra, to be able to apply ordinary mathematics to ordinary life situations, and to provide the necessary foundation for the study of Calculus, Trigonometry, and Geometry. ' 'Goofing off in Physics AGAIN, Sandy? '' 74 Be Fun! ' 'Grin and bear it! Mr. Ronald Graeff Mr. Ronald Graeff teaches Geometry, General Math, and Business Math. His hobbies include hunting, motorcycling, tennis and golf. His favorite pastime is working on his property at home. 41 2 1 4 Mrs. CarolLeiningerteaches Albegra I, Geometry, Gen- eral Math, and Business Math. She is scorekeeper for the Boy's Varsity Bas- ketball team and the Soc- cer team. Her hobbies in- clude quilting, reading, sewing, needle craft and tennis. 75 Mrs. Carol Leininger Science: The Study and Mr. Frederick Ullrich teaches Biology and Ad- vanced Bio-Chemistry. Besides coaching Boys' Tennis and advising the ski club, he is also the play director. The main objectives of our science department are for the students to understand the simple facts about this planet, its atmosphere and its relation to other bodies in the universe; in ad- dition to the study of nature, including environment and conservation. What in the world . . . 76 Exploration of Worlds Mr. Brian Ferrence teaches Earth Sci- ence and Physical Science. His favorite pastime is traveling, but he also enjoys canoeing and hunting. Mr. Carl Winter teaches Chemistry and Earth Science. He enjoys coaching the Girls' Tennis team. A few of his hob- bies are sailing and jogging. 77 Business Education: You don't say! ? Miss Ann Chcsonis teaches Typing I, Shorthand I, Office Practice, Filing, and Business English. She advises the student store and is also the Girls' Softball coach. 78 Preparing for Tomorrow Miss Mildred Kline teaches Accounting 1811, Typing I 8 11, and Business English. She advises Business Club. Miss Patricia Wilhelm teaches Typing 1811, General Business, Business Economics, Business English, and Shorthand II. She advises Business Club and Cheer- leading. In Business Education, the main goal is to prepare the student for a vocation concerning business related jobs. In the senior year, co-op provides on the job training in each specific field. Work studiously. Do you understand? Agriculture and Horticulture: Agriculture is the process of learning to operate your own farm. Within this course you learn how to handle a tractor and other equipment safely, care for dairy herd, keep agriculture business records, and to process grains and other farm products. The students also learn many basic facts about electricity. Horticulture is a twelfth grade elective which provides the students with informa- tion on the caring and growing of various plants. Mike works very intently. Mr. Michael Orendo teaches Horticulture classes and Farm Mechanics classes. He also advises the FFA club. Golf, hunting and fishing, and woodworking are some of his hob- bies . His favorite is flying. 80 Learning and Growing Mr. Barry Kellner teaches Bi- ology, Earth Science, Shop, and Agriculture. He also ad- vises the FFA. His hobbies are woodworking and gardening. In his spare time he likes to bowl, go boating, and relax. 81 Industrial Arts: Industrial arts' main objectives are to acquaint students with the proper use, care, and safety of hand and basic power tools. During the year the students learn about the practical ex- perience in working with wood, plas- tics, metals, electricity and elec- tronics, mechanical and architectural drawing, and reading blueprints and plans. Cleaning a casting is an easy task for Bruce Emcrick. What are we waiting for? Mr. William Scheirer teaches industrial arts. This year courses in Wood Carving, Sheet Metal, Home Repairs, Foundry, Power Mechanics, Advanced Woodworking, and Electricity are being offered. His hobbies are fishing, dog sledding, collecting antiques and repairing cars. Mr. Scheirer instructs Tim Kreit? on how to make a butt plate for a gun. Is Bruce Umbenhauer busy carving an eagle out of wood? 82 Builders of Tomorrow Chuck Paulson works hard while working on his wood project. Mr. Okuniewski teaches Introduction to Industrial Arts in- cluding Industrial Arts, Home Repair, and Electricity. Some of his hobbies are photography, woodworking, and leather- working . His favorite pastime is skiing. Tom Wise sharpens a tool so he can make a very precise cut. Is he carving or sleeping ? Keith Moyer is watching himself very carefully as Dennis Andrews and Greg Donough are jointing an edge. he is planing a piece of wood. 83 Home Economics: Home Economics pro- vides practical exper- ience in child de- velopment, family relations and man- aging a household. Students are also taught cooking, sewing, and creative crafts. In spring a children's nursery was set up. This helped prepare the girls involved in child care. The happy homemaker! Mrs. Betty Martin teaches home ec- onomics students in grades nine through twelve and advises the FHA Club. She enjoys doing crafts and playing tennis. 84 Mm Building Future Flomes Mrs. Beverly Blatt teaches Home Ec. in grades nine through twelve. She enjoys seeing her students develop self- confidence. She also enjoys traveling. A helping hand? Mrs. Regina Fromuth teaches Child Development, Home Management, and Home Ec. She enjoys cooking, sports and traveling. 85 D.O.E.: On the Job Training Diversified Occupational Education is a new curriculum this year set up to give those students who wanted to go to Vo-Tech, but did not get in a chance to work on a training situation. This year a number of qualified students attended regular classes during the morning part of the day and worked in the afternoon. The classes attended were the normally scheduled subjects including one period of D.O.E. theory. The work training was in cooperation with a community em- ployer capable of offering the desired train- ing opportunity: farm work, store clerks, and fast-food preparation. Below: Mrs. Dietz, after a long hard day, on her way home. Mrs. Joanne Dietz teaches Diversified Occupational Education (D.O.E.) theory. She is the co-ordinator for the work-experience students from Tulpehocken, Schuylkill Valley, and Hamburg areas. Two of her hobbies include skiing and arts and crafts. Her favorite pastime is cooking. 86 D.O.E. theory classes are always interesting. in the Community Row 1: Richard Beck, Ralph Moyer, Wes Bcissel, Greg Care, Robert Reed, Todd Ruch. Row 2: Joe Devine, Ward Stoudt, Barry Hoffert, JohnGeib, Randy Stoudt, Peter Angstadt, Mrs. Dietz, Elaine Trautman. Row 3: John Keller, Bruce Umbenhauer, Dennis Faust, Steve Dubbs, Lee Boltz, Mark Rioux. John Flannery making 100% pure beef hamburgers. Left: Lee Boltz is em- ployed as a gas atten- dant . Here he is check- ing the oil for a trucker. John Keller changes a flat tire for a customer. Joe Devine is employed at Koziar's Christmas Village. 87 Vo-Tech: Replacing Books With New Hairdo? To many of our students, at- tending Vo-Tech means getting up earlier than everyone else. It also means learning the trade of your choice whether it be plumb- ing or cosmetology; electrical engineering or auto-body. It means taking a long bus ride back to the school in the after- noon for English, Social Studies and Physical Education classes. So you see, Vo-Tech means hard work. 88 Work Experience in Specialized Trades All welders take pride in their work. Electricians have a very complex and de- manding job. Kim Dreisbach is a Health As- Communications media is a grow- sistant. ing field. Kevin Frantz, Foundry. Architectural drafting requires much precision and care. Future Auto Body workers. 89 Music: Adding Rhythm to our Lives Kir. Theodore Weaver instructs music students and directs our band and pep band. His interest is raising exotic birds and various other animals. He spends extra time hunting and hiking. ' 'Let's play that again 1 and 2 . . . Both the band and chorus have a spring and winter concert to prepare for this year. Each performance brings enjoyment to the audience. Miss Seiple examines the music. ' 'Deck the halls . . . Practice makes perfect! Miss Sherry Seiple teaches ninth grade music and directs our chorus and Sedecim. 1 ler hobbies are sewing and ten- nis. She spends her extra time playing the piano. 90 Library: Two at a Table A peaceful moment in the day. The library pro- vides the student body with a calm atmos- phere to study and a place to find accumu- lative information in various categories from A to Z. Mr. Robert Bentz is our librarian at T.H.S. He ad- vises yearbook and Library Club. His hobby is photog- raphy, and he spends his leisure time hiking, biking, or reading. Art: Making the World More Beautiful Art class allows a place for students to express their feelings through the works they create. Together, Mrs. Balthaser and the art department, supply our school with the ability and materials to provide props for plays and decorations for dances. mmm Mrs. Janet Balthaser teaches art and crafting courses. Her interests include weaving, macrame, working with clay, and growing unusual plants in her garden. In her scarce leisure time she likes to travel, go camping, or read a good book. 91 Driver Education: Instructs Safe Driving Mr. Ronald Price teaches Driver Education and coaches our Varsity Baseball team. He enjoys sports of all kinds. In Driver Education the students are taught both good classroom and roadwork skills. In addition, they are taught skills for safe and efficient driving in all conditions. While in the classroom they learn how a motor vehicle oper- ates and learn highway markings, traffic signs and signals. Health: Proper Procedure of First-Aid Health offers the students good skills of first-aid so they can help someone in the time of need. They learn the body systems and the dangers of drugs, smoking, and alcohol. The students learn to recognize and care for com- mon diseases and to develop healthful family attitudes. 92 Physical Education: Aids in Keeping Fit Miss Mary Mohn teaches Health and Girls' Physical Education. She coaches our Varsity Hockey team and enjoys sports, reading, and tennis. Physical Education helps to keep everybody in good physical condition and gives the students a change of pace from being in the classroom. In addi- tion, the students learn new and ex- citing games to play indoors and out- doors . Tip-toe through the tulips. Mr. Carl Wolf teaches Health and Boys' Physical Education. He is the advisor of the gym leaders and coaches our Soccer team. He enjoys jogging, bicycle riding, and outdoor activities. 93 Chefs Of T.H.S. Betty Evans is one of our cashiers during lunch Row 1: Erma Henne, Lucille Hoffert. Row 2: Dolly Bashore, Pearl Schaeffer. Below: Raeanna Gnmibine. Nancy Angstadt is also one of our cashiers. Maybe one more . . . on second thought? Our Health Advisors Mrs. Haag has been helping in our health program as a nurse for mainly the benefit of the students. Mrs. Palmer is our newest nurse at Tulpehockcn. 95 Custodians: Keeping Our School Clean George Bashore is Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. Jake Bicher: Undercover Maintainance Man. The custodians work day and night at keeping the school clean. Daily, they clean the interior of the entire school. They also are responsible for the repair and maintainence of the buildings and grounds. Look at that shine ! Mrs. Staller cleans up those scuff marks. Ray Himmelberger: Defender against grime. % Bus Drivers: Our Own Chauffeurs THS's bus drivers ar- rive every day, in all types of weather, to safely carry students between their homes and school. This year they began a new slant- ed parking procedure which is more organ- ized and also more ef- ficient. Row 1: Elmer Bashorc, Martin Bashorc, Calvin Zellers, Wayne Stoudt, Quentin Gettel, Curtis Phillipy. Row 2: Yvonne Stoudt, Linda Hostetter, Edith Ziegler, Phyllis Stoudt, Missing: George Bashorc. Mr. Bashorc won a trophy at the bus rodeo. I hope I'm not missing Sesame Street! 97 Row 1: M. Shirk, V. Davis, M. Reifsnydcr, C. Good, J. Snyder, L. Sherk, C. Moyer, S. Myer, L. Sweitzer, C. Boyer. Row 2: R. Ginder, K. Schock, J. Kirkhoff, S. Fox, E. Trautman,L. Ziegler, D. Hoffert, C. Stoudt, L. Keeney, V. Himxnelberger, E. Schoener, B. Ehrnfeldt, K. Brown, T. Groff. Row 3: L. Heberling, K. Kline, D. Sheidy, C. Wallace. Discussing very important matters. The common goal of the DARDANIAN staff is to publish a yearbook which is both interesting and unique. Many hours are spent to help preserve our memories for the future. With the aid of advisors and co-editors this challenge is met by the staff so that the books may arrive in May. Business managers, Verinc Davis and Cindy Moyer arc busy keeping their records straight. Photographers: Keith Kline, Lisa Keeney, Eric Schooner, and Glenn Riegel. 101 Student and Executive Councils Standing: Cheryl Schaeffer, John Houck, WalterBrown, Tammy Ream, MarkKershner, Randy Geering, JayNolt, Mike Downs, Tracev Sheaman, Gary Bashore, Renee Krause, Ralph Moyer, Cindy Sheaman, Richard Wcngcrt, Wendy Light. Sitting: Jim Cintron, Lisa Zerbe, Lisa Oakman, Aida Frantz, Penny Bicksler, Cindy Wallace, Val Boehmer, Kathy Stricklcr, Kevin Downs. Student Council: MissWitman, Advisor; Aida Frantz, Pres.; Mike Pautz, V. Pres.; Lisa Oakman, Sec.-Treas. T.H.S. Student Council always keeps the student body busy. Besides sponsorin, the Masquerade dance, spirit week, and the door decorating contest, they are very active in presenting the students' needs and wishes to the administration. The Senior and Junior Executive Coun- cils engage in making the decisions for the class. The Senior class sponsors the sub sale, Christmas dance, and the yearbook. The Junior class sponsors the Fall Frolic dance and the Junior and Senior Prom. 102 Left: Standing; Lisa Stein- hauer, Dale Bichcr, Lyle Heberling, Juanita Bulliner, Cindy Moyer. Sitting; Lisa Boltz, Sandy Baumann, Kay Ziegler, Denise Andrews, Vicki Himmelbergcr, Bonnie Ehmfeldt, Karen Schock. Below: Sitting; Doris Hershey, Woody Snyder, Angel Bcnfcr. Stand- ing; Wanda Stamm, Amy Harrison, Sherri Stcinhaucr, Mark Moyer, Michele Fedora, Karen Brush. Row 1: L. Keeney, K. Gay, B. Ehrnfeldt, V. Himmelberger, Row 2: E. Trautman, L. Ziegler, K. Kline. Row3: P. Shirk, J. Snyder, V. Davis, A. Frantz. National Honor Society Advisors: Mr. Feaser, Miss Ketner. This little light of mine . . . The National Honor Society recognized stu dents who have scored high scholastically and who have been voted high in character, service, and leadership by the faculty. The organization annually holds an induction ceremony and reception for the new mem- bers and their families. Bonnie Ehrnfeldt, Sec-Treas.; Karen Gay, Pres.; Lisa Ziegler, V. Pres. 104 Ski Club Row 1: John Bailey, JonSchoener, Renee Krause, Kevin Krause, Roxanne Binner. Row 2: Mr. Ullrich, advisor, Den- nis Greenwood, Randy Geering, Peter Kreitler, Sheila Bond, Eric Schoener, Randy Blatt, Joel Kirkhoff, Jeff Guen- ther, Lisa Daubenspeck, Debbie Himmelbcrgcr. Karate Club Row 1: Jim Boyer, Robert Miller, Craig Henderson, Scott Davis, James Cin- tron. Row 2: Richard Yeaklcy, Michael Bresslcr, Greg Keeney, Wesley Irwin, FredBehney, Tom Miller, Cindy Boyer. Row 3: Tim Bender, DeanBashore, Ncvin Keeney, Eric Brown, David Keeney, Tony Wenger, Mr. Ullrich, advisor. The perfect karate chop! Library Assistants Mr. Robert Bentz, Librarian; Karen Brush, Sheila Wcnrich, Suzanne Lake, Tina Hulsizer, Debbie Ratliff, Curtis Wallace, Laura Miller, Denise Andrew’s, and Pam Shirk. 106 Gym Leaders Row 1: M. Houck, R. Smith, D. Martinez, N. Boltz, J. Snyder, J. Kirk- hoff. Row 2: W. Gingrich, P. Heffner, K. Kissling, S. Farnsworth, L. Beidler, L. Ziegler, C. Bicher. Row 3: B. Fomwalt, R. Brown, D. Bond, K. Kline, D. Shcidy. Row 4: J. Bailey, L. Seigrist, B. Himmelberger. The Gym leaders assist in the lead- ership of the class by officiating bas- ketball games, re- lays, and many other sports. They love the relays and exercises invented by Miss Mohn and Mr. Wolf. 107 Fire Marshals Kneeling: Randolph Fisher, Douglas Soliday, Donald Waldron, TcrryGross, Kelly Brown, Verinc Davis, Standing: Paul Moyer, Mark Kieffer, Mitchell Dieffenbach, Gary Raber, Darryle Cummings, Keith Kline, Peter Kreitler, Susan Farnsworth, Brad Benfer, Dale Moyer, David Binner, Jeanette Ebersolc, Vicki Himmelberger, John Younker, Bonita Warren, John Bailey, William Pappas, Darryl Sheidy, Eric Schoener, Christine Bicher, Lyle Heberling, Kay Ziegler. Every year Fire Marshals are chosen and trained to protect the lives of students in case of an emergency. Each has a job assigned to him or her. When a fire drill is in progress, their job is to see that the students are evacuated as quickly as possible. 108 Student Store Sitting: Faye Doyle, Michele Rollman, Kimberly Wildman, Cynthia Stoudt, Karen Keller, Kneeling: Lisa Sherk, Sandra Baumann, Lisa Lebo, LisaBoltz, Carol Good, Pamela Shirk, Denise Bordncr, Standing: Linda Sweitzer, Ramona Cinder, Kathy Kissling, Crystal Graeff, Sandra Phil- lipy', Sherrie Rank, Doorway: Audrey Bombergcr, Penny Heffner, Lori Beidler. Managers and Advisor: Crystal Graeff, MissChesonis, Lori Beidler. Our Student Store is run by the 12-4 business section and owned by the senior class. After every lunch period you will find clerks who are willing to help a customer find whatever he is looking for. All Trojan fans can find jackets, shorts, shirts, key chains, as well as pens, pen- cils , and notebooks on which may appear the Trojan emblem. 109 Future Farmers of America Mr. Orendo, advisor; C. Sattazahn, student advisor; J. Donkel, reporter; K. Ziegler, secretary; B. Davis, historian; L. Grumbine, president; R. Moyer, treasurer; B. Ziegler, sentinal; M. Clay, historian. The FFA is a national organization of students enrolled in vocational agriculture and agribusiness in 50 states and Puerto Rico. Organized in November, 1928, the FFA is an integral part of the curriculum of agriculture departments in public schools. Through active participation in the FFA, members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based on oc- cupational skills, earning awards and recognition and be- coming involved in cooperative efforts and community im- provement. This year D. Harnish and G. Sattazahn re- ceived the State Farmer Degree awarded to 2% of the state membership. FFA Vice President, D. Harnish. 110 M. Long, L. Miller, R. Swope, M. Light, G. Parker, J. Nolt, T. Luckenbill, D. Grumbine, W. Wagner, K. Moyer, C. Dove, K. Pierson, B. Ziegler. N ’f Kneeling: M. Clay, K. Ziegler, L. Grumbine, T. Diamond. Standing: B. Davis, B. Strunk, R. Moyer, G. Satta- zahn, D. Himmclberger, S. Hetrick, B. Himmelberger, P. Moyer, M. Keiffer. Left: Kneeling; J. Moser, M. Leonard, M. Moyer, P. Bick- sler, R. Moyer, R. Brown, L. Reifsnyder, K.Moyer, S. Kreitz, P. Reifsnyder, J. Donkel. Below: H. Shutter, D. Peiffer, T. Loeb, J. Lafollette, S. Olesh, T. Zimmerman, R. Luckenbill, F. Giorgio, M. Hof- fert, J. Stehr, D. Steinhauer, R. Smith, C. Kauffman, J. Buchter, R. Hollenbach. m Tulpehocken Business Leaders: Row 1: S. Baumann, L. Lcbo, K. Wildman, A. Bomberger, F. Doyle. Row2: M. Rolhnan, L. Sherk, C. Good, P. Shirk, S. Phillipy, C. Gracff, R. Cinder, L. Be idler, S. Rank, D. Bordner. Row 3: L. Boltz, K. Kissling, P. Heff- ner, C. Stoudt, L. Sweitzer, K. Keller. 772 Advisors: Miss Kline and Miss Wilhelm Preparing for the Business World Row 1: K. Robinson, S. Rissinger, C. Nolt, A. Krach, K. Olesh, S. Wealand, T. Bashore, J. Malsbury, L. Stump. Row2: L. Ritchie, K. Meyer, D. Hershey, D. Fabich, T. Gettle, N. Good, J. Ebersole, D. Evans, C. Moyer, K. Boltz, S. Miller. Row 3: S. Lake, R. Smith, T. Claman, C. Strickler, S. Wenrich, K. Brush, M. Krill. D. Evans, Sec.-Treas.; C. Graeff, Pres.; S. Baumann, V. Pres. The main purpose of the Tulpehocken Business Lead- ers is to build and further develop the skills of the stu- dents for a future in the business world. The club will have many guest speakers to provide them with help- ful information. They will also give the faculty a spe- cial treat for Christmas. 113 Miss Kline, always smiling ! Masquerade Dance This year Student Council sponsored a Masquerade Dance featuring Sweet Sil- ver. Many people came in costume, and it was a fun night for all. A masquerade queen and court were selected. Kiss came live. 114 Christmas Dance This year's Christmas dance was sponsored by the Senior Class, who made refreshments and winter scenery. A snow queen was se- lected, and Olde Spice provided entertainment. Wanda Stamm was selected as Snow Queen. 115 Tulpehocken’s Junior Miss Our three contenders for the Junior Miss competition were Elaine Trautman, Vicki Himmelberger, and Kris Gilg. After a tough interview Elaine was selected as our Junior Miss represen- tative . The theme of Berks County's Junior Miss Pageant was The Fifties . For her talent presentation Elaine played Hey, Jude on her clarinet. Elaine has gained many new friends, beautiful memories, and much self-satis- faction through her participation in this annual event. 116 Hostesses We are greeted at many of Tul- pehocken's events by ten beautiful girls with seemingly everlasting smiles, our hostesses. They bestow their presence upon us at the as- semblies, band and choral concerts, plays, and one entirely new event, Open House. Sitting: Mary Shirk, Cindy Stoudt, Vicki Himmelberger, Audrey Romberger. Standing: Tina Groff, Lisa Sherk, Lisa Bolta, Kathy Kissling, Sue Farnsworth. Hostesses in action. 117 Jr. Class Play: ’The Monkey’s Paw” Director ..............Frederick Ullrich Cast THE MONKEY'S PAW Mr. White ...........Randy Geering Sergeant Major Morris . . Gordon Roth Mrs. White ..........Dawn Newman Helen White .........Pam Keeney Miss Ward ...........Mary Speicher ' v THE MASQUE OF THE :d DEATH Marco ...........Randy Peering Sebastion .......Keith Kline Prospero ........Dennis Greenwood Bastinni ........Tony Winger Alicia ..........Roberta Soliday Lucinda .........Anne Coda Gromordi ........Randy Fisher Attilio; Vincenzo . Peter Kreitler | Dorinda .........Karen Guenther Lucca ...........Gordon Roth Hodondus ........Terry Wagner Capisto .........David Binner Anniene .........Stephanie Miller Gabrielle ........Michele Weatherholtz Marriette .......Lisa Daubenspeck Group members ------ Brad Benfer, John Houck, Mar ' Houck, Kelly Mc- Donough, Narda White, Pam Keeney, Kelly Brown The Spectre of the Red Death ........... Gary Bashore Opening night! ! We need strategy! ! Cheers! ! What's my line? ? 118 And then he said . . . What did I do? Masque of the Red Death Nap time! Artist at work! Take that you ° c cC'Z-c $$ ! This year the Junior Class presented two Ghost stor- ies; The Monkey's Paw and The Masque of the Red Death . The first play centers around the horrible consequences which always result from the use of a monkey's paw, a charm created to give three wishes to its owner. The second play depicts the fall of the evil Prince Prospero, who sealed himself and his court in a castle to escape the plague of the Red Death. 119 Where's the rice? Senior Class Play: ’The Taming of The Shrew” Katherina Petruchio Bianca . Xucentio Baptista Gremio . Roxanne Newsman John Schecker Roberta Solidaft Randy Cecring Steve Stephan T erry . Vagner Peter Kreider Paul Moy er Dennis Greenwood David Swan Keith Kline Gordon Roth Tony Wagner Sharon Miller Felecia Sny'der Elizabeth Kress Todcf'Dcmmy W Michael Rudy Anne God a. It's Little Boy Blue ! You must be kidding ! A dab here and a dab there. 120 Now stop that! I'm Warning You! Our hats arc better than yours are ! This year, the Senior Class presented The Taming of the Shrew , a comedy by William Shakespeare. The basic plot was the taming of an unruly woman and turning her into a well-mannered lady, fit for marrying. THE TAMING OF THE SHREW was a great success. Everyone involved loved preparing it for production, replied Mr. Ullrich. 121 Gotcha ! You . . $ ! Vica and Deca Row 1: M. Shirk, S. Luckenbill, D. Oxenreidcr, D. Himmelberger, W. Stamm, L. Steinhauer, R. Blatt. Row 2: D. Bicher, J. Kirkoff, J. Himmelberger, L. Kramer, K. Frantz, K. Driesbach, C. Ritzman. Row 3: Y. Dundore, A. Snyder, C. Seifrit, J. Hotzman, D. Lutz, K. Hoffert, S. Scholl. Row4: E. Snyder, J. Bchney, J. Luckenbill,,, S. Miller, D. Rogers, R. Berger. Row 5: D. Berger, E. Kramer, J. Spohn, W. Weiss, G. Luckenbill, A. Lutz, M. Moyer, R. Baer, J. Stoltz. Row6: P. Clauser, G. Reigel, C. Undercofflcr, W. Brown, G. Brown, R. Coleman, G. Rudy, R. Cooper. Row7: B. Largcnt, J. Strunk, B. Sands, T. Leonhard, F. Bare, R. Walmer, R. White, M. Cor- nelius, D. Degler. DECA: J. Strunk Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) are involved in serving the com- munity . The members of the club organize annual dances and plan various other activities. Distributive Education Classes of American (DECA) are concerned with public relations. The members of this club are interested in the restaurant and hotel fields. 122 Special Events '' Die Schule von heute ?'' Left: New outfit, Cindy? This year's special events included a variety of enter- tainment such as Free Fare , Athletes in Ac- tion , pep rallies, Spirit Week, Chorus concerts, parades, sandwich sales, the Apple Blossom Festival, the Prom, Post Prom, sen- ior field trip, and the senior class trip. One totally new event was Open House. Sedecim Please, don't eat the profits! What did 1 do wrong ? The first day of school, an exciting event, includes an introduction to all the teachers. What are we doing here? Drummers are always cute ! Christmas candy sale. It takes all kinds! Hey, good looking ! Graduation. Refreshments after a long 1 'school day'' for the parents. Even teachers ' 'get into'' Spirit Week. Darth Vader! 1,2,3,... 125 — _ MUSI To share a tune by instrument or voice adds sunshine to life.” Tulpehocken High School Chorus Chorus: Chorus Practices Hard Sopranos: ROW 1: Cindy Stoudt, Cindy Keller, Lori Werner, DeneenEbling, Debbie Martinez, Melanie Gottfried, ROW 2: Cheryl Schaeffer, Nancy Good, Roxanne Binncr, Sheila Bond, Dorothy Schadicr, Karen Boltz, Melanie Caskie, Tammy Reem, ROW 3: Joanne Miller, Karen Keller, Carol Good, Pam Shirk, Brenda Shupp, MaryOrcndo, Lisa Keeney, Judy Snyder, Alane Seiler, Karen Gay, ROW 4: Mary Speicher, Roberta Soliday, Renee Krause, Deb- bie Fabich, Kelly Brown, Ruby Deitzler, Sandy Fox, Karen Schock, Gina Billman, Anne Goda, ROW 5: Joy Hess, Suzanne Lake, Karen Brush, Kathy Strickler, Lisa Sherk, Jackie Bulliner, Elaine Trautman, Cindy Moyer, Tammy Claman, Rae Smith, Brenda Ruth. 130 Tenors: ROW’ 1: Stephan Delong, Daniel Moyer, Brian Luckenbill, ROW 2: Michael Frantz, Bobby Smith, ROW 3: Bradly Borch, Keith Kline. Then Sweetly Sings Basses: ROW : David Bond, Larry Siegrist, John Bailey, ROW 2: Dennis Greenwood, Allen Reinhart, Bret Boyer, ROW 3: Paul Moyer, David Keeney, Eric Schoener. And that's singing? Altos: ROW 1: Justine Bashore, Lena Weaver, Janet Bashore, Debbie Hoffert, Pam Keeney, Beth Lessig, Judy Malsbury, ROW 2: Sonya Myer, Janet Stump, Michele Seifrit, Paula Bickslcr, Aida Frantz, Geri Trivets, Jayne Malsbury, Lori Stump, ROW 3: Amy Kissling, Mary Reifsnyder, Sheri Steinhauer, Nannette Lyon, Sharon Wise, KorenaBrcssler, Lisa Daubenspeck, Sandy Angstadt, Kay Ziegler, ROW 4: Sandy Phil- lipy, Mary Houck, Bonnie Davis, Joanne Zcrbe, Narda White, Laura Miller, Barbara Strunk, Elizabeth Kress, Nancy Boltz. 131 Adding to the Chorus Officers: Aida Frantz, pres.; Mary Rcifsnyder, v. pres.; Bonne Ehrn- feldt, sec. Accompanists: (Sitting) Aida Frantz, Sonya Myer, (Standing) Pam Keeney, Brenda Ruth, Anne Coda, Amy Kissling, Alane Seiler, Sheri Steinhauer, Joy Hess, Miss Seiple, Dennis Greenwood, Joanne Zerbe. Sedecim: ROW 1: Pam Keeney, ROW 2: MaryOrendo, Debbie Martinez, Aida Frantz, Sonya Myer, Paul Moyer, ROW 3: Carol Good, Kelly Brown, David Bond, Cindy Moyer, Sandy Phillipy, Keith Kline, Randy Geering, ROW 4: Brad Borch, David Keeney, Dennis Greenwood. Librarians: Karen Brush, Kathy Stick- ler, Nanette Lyon, Beth Lessig 132 Tulpehocken High School Band Parades Keep the Band Front 8s Color Guard: Candy Whitmore, Sheri Steinhauer, Debbie Himmelberger, Vicki Himmelberger, Lori Beidler, Jayme Himmelberger, Sandy Fox, Judy Snyder, Elaine Trautman. On Their Toes! FlagTwirlers: Row 1; Karen Schock. Row 2: Crystal Brown, DeneenEbling. Row 3: Sherry Kramer, Roxanne Binner. Row 4: Angel Benfer, Chris Groff. Band Front Captains: Karen Schock, Judy Snyder, Bonnie Ehrnfeldt. Hey! Who took my trumpet? ? ? ? ? ? Marching out in the cold kept the band high stepping. They practiced hard for the Myerstown Parade and other local parades. They spent many Monday mornings practicing for both the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. It was a lot of hard work, but in the end they all realized it was all worth it. Saxophones: Row 1: John Doherty, Carol Gettle. Row 2: Gary Bashore, Joanne Zerbe, Michael Brown. 136 Trumpets: Row 1: Kathy Kerner, Ronald Swope, Bill Pappas, Mary Orendo, Greg Keeney. Row 2: Terry Gross, Richard Frantz, Glenn Riegel, Nevin Keeney, Bill Ziegler, David Bond. Brass: Row 1: John Houck, Fred Phillipy, Doug Soliday, Tony Wenger, MarkKieffer, Row 2: Terry Wagner, Mark Moyer, David Keeney. It's my turn to direct! When is it our turn? Percussion: Row 1: Kevin Krause, LisaSherk, Mary Reifsnyder, Row 2: Wesley Irwin, Gary Ritzman, Bret Boyer, Ralph Moyer, Gary' Parker, Paul Shirk, Gordon Roth. 137 Director, Mr. Weaver Clarinets: Row 1: Debbie Martinez, Amy Kissling, Melanie Gottfried, Ruth Zerbe, Cindy Keller. Row 2: Renee Krause, Karen Boltz, Sue Miller, Cheryl Schaeffer, StephMiller, Sheila Bond. Row3: Wendy Ziegler, Lori Boltz, Lisa Fondoblc, Aida Frantz. Row 4: Elaine Trautman, Narda White, Sandy Phil- lipy, Mary Houck. President, Sandy Phillipy Vice-President, Elaine Trautman Hey! Where did my baton go? ? ? ? Flutes: Debbie Himmelberger, Pam Keeney, Debbie Derr, Janet Strunk, Nannette Lyon, Mary Shirk, Holly Het- rick, Barry Bross, Anne Coda, Janet Bashore, Melanie Caskie, Brenda Shupp, Barb Schlcgcl, Sheri Steinhauer. Row 1: Pat Wildman. Row 2: Debbie Martinez, Lisa Fondoble, Lisa Sherk, Cindy Stoudt. Row 3: Kathy Strickler, Rae Smith. Row 4: Bonnie Ehrnfeldt. Our Varsity and Jun- ior Varsity cheer- leaders furnish ardent support for the Trojan soccer and basketball teams. When things aren't going well the squads go right on cheering, keeping up both team morale and spectator spirit. Row 1: Steph Miller, Audrey Weller. Row2: Carolyn Dickson, Cindy Sheaman. Row 3: Tracey Sheaman, Lisa Zerbe. Row 4: Sheila Bond. Captains and Advisor: Bonnie Ehrnfeldt, Miss Wilhelm, Sheila Bond. 143 Softball Kneeling: Amy Harrison, third base; Penny Bicksler, right field; Mel Beidler, third base; Terri Sonon, catcher; Joanne Kirkhoff, left field. Standing: Lisa Dieffenbach, right field; Lori Beidler, shortstop; Crystal Graeff, pitcher; Lisa Ziegler, first base; Angel Benfer, center field; Coach Chesonis. THS 10 11 23 3 8 24 1 9 10 12 11 0 2 6 Pitcher: Crystal Graeff __ Elco OPP. 0 Brandywine 1 Kutetown 12 Twin Valley FleetwOock 5 6 Mt Penn £ Oley 7 8 Daniel Boone 11 Brandy-.vim: Kutztown 7 3 Fleetwood 9 DIVISIONAL PLAY-OFFS Twin Valley 7 Twin Valley 9 Conrad Weiser 10 144 Catcher: Terri Sonon Managers: Cindy Boyer, Donna Fisher, Mary Reifsnyder, Holly Hetrick. Our proud 'Trojan All-Stars' ! Most Spirited players, Crystal Graeff and Angel Benfer. Energetically the Girls' Softball Team was busy this year stealing the 1978 Girls' Section A Championship Trophy. Led by Coach Chesonis, they went on to the divisional competition but unfortun- ately lost a tough, well-played game. By the end of the season the team produced four out of nine starters to be selected for the 1978 Girls' All-Star Team. 145 Coach Chesonis and Captain Mel plan their strategy for the coming games. JV Softball Sitting: Jayme Himmelberger, ValerieBoehmer, TraciRissinger, DoniscDowns. Smile Standing: Renee Krause, Roxanne Binner, Cheryl Gay, Nina Brown. 146 JV Baseball Row 1: Ted Kline, Jeff Remley, Randy Msner, jay Nolt, Marlin Ritchie, Mark Shirk. Row 2: Greg Seifrit, Rick Mazess, Bill Pappas, Steve Sholl, Steve Fisher, Craig Luckenbill, Jim Brightbill, Coach Wentling. Row 3: Jack Younker, Eric Stupp, Brian Peiffer, Dale Light, Richard Brown, John Deitzlcr, Steve Luckenbill This year's Junior Varsity Base- ball team, led by Mr. Wentling had a successful season. They had 4 wins and 4 losses during league play, and ended with an over all record of 4-5. THS OPP 5 Noriebco 8 15 -Mt. £enn 3 4 3 20 Schiiylkill Valley Wvomissing Mtr Penn 6 6 5 3 Wilson 6 9 Conrad Weiser 13 14 3 Fleetv?fa©d Wyomissing 3 2 W Vk .jri - 147 Baseball Row 1: Barry Fomwalt, Jim Boyd, Mickey Cornelius, Terry Gross, Jim Rank, Dale Moyer, Mike Cornelius Row 2: Shelly Rissinger (scorekeeper), Randy Kissling, Brad Benfer, Todd Leonard, Vaughn Bohn, Steve Weaver, Randy Blatt, Jeff Kline, Randy White, Lisa Klopp (scorekeeper), Coach Price The varsity took their share of lumps in a building year which saw five sophomores and two juniors land starting positions. Seniors Vaughn Bohn, Steve Weaver, Jim Boyd, R. D. Kissling and Mickey Cornelius will be missed but the future looks promising. THS 5 Fleetwood OPP. 6 6 Norlebco 8 3 Schuylkill Valley 14 5 Hamburg 19 2 Wyomissing 3 11 Mt. Penn 9 4 Muhlenburg 12 2 Wilson 15 5 Conrad Weiser 15 2 Governor Mifflin 10 4 Wyomissing 2 0 Hamburg 10 4 Holy Name 5 148 Steve's loafing Randy Kissling, Coach Price, Vaughn Bohn again CO TO IT, BRAD! ! A Typical Trojan Pep Talk . . . . Girls Track Rowl: A. Coda, J. Snyder, K. Schock, L. Oakman, K. Kerner, C. Bicher. Row2: A. Kissling, S. Bond K Hof- fert, K. Brown, J. Greenwood, N. White, P. Keeney, D. Newman. Row3: D. Arnold, D. Himmelberger S Ang- stadt, S. Miller, C. Stoudt, D. Deitrich, D. Hershey, S. Stcinhauer, M. Houck, V. Himmelberger B Ehmfeldt Coach: Bonnie Bicksler What a long stride Judy concentrates on her throw. Coached by Bonnie Bicksler, the first year girls' track team competed enthusiastic- ally at all of their meets. They were very proud of Lisa Oakman and Dawn Newman. Lisa placed third in the discus and Dawn third in the high jump at the county meet. Dawn also placed third at the Dis- trict and seventh at the State in the high jump. All of the girls are looking forward to an even better season next year. Coach Bonnie Bicksler 151 Wc had our Wheaties for breakfast! . . . . . . So did I'1, says Lisa. Boys Track Row 1: Allen Reinhardt, David Balthaser, Donald Waldron, Brian Himmelberger, Ricky Walmer, Nelson Ritchie, Row 2: Jolm Hotzman, Scott Fidler, DaleBicher, David Bond, Dean Care, Scott Gerberich, RonRebcr. Row 3: Barry Weaver, Joel Kirkhoff, Doug Soliday, Richard Bausher, Barry Bross, Kevin Remley. Row 4: Gerald Miller, Gordon Roth, Mark Snyder, GlenReigel, David Rogers. Row5: Daryl Harnish, CoachHcpner, Coach Crim, Tim Diamond. Ready .... Set . . . . Go! ! ! Below: Coaches Mr. Crim and Mr. Hepner THS 2; 32 37 1 2 28 37 109 58 1 2 102 _ Elco Twin yalley Hamburg Kutztown Norlebco Brandywine Fleetwood triangular Upper Dauphin Teenwood OPP. 122 118 112 1 2 122 104 41 91 1 2 57 21 esia 152 Up, up and away. Fly the friendly skies. This years Boys' Track Team finished their season with a 3-7 record, with wins over Fleetwood, Brandywine, and Upper Dauphin. As a junior, Tim Diamond set a new javelin record with a throw of 172 feet 9 inches. Senior, Wayne Freeman set a record at the Fairfield Invitational with a 120 yard high hurdle run of 16.2 seconds. 153 Boys Tennis Row 1: Coach Ullrich, Todd Dermny, Ron Reber, Randy Gecring, Dennis Greenwood Row 2: Dave Swan, Jeff Guenther, Keith Kline, John McCarthy. Row 3: Steve Stephen, Jeff Stoltz, Tony Wenger. 1 Steve Stephen This year's Boys' Ten- nis Team posted their best record in several years. Coach Ullrich spread enthusiasm among the team mem- bers. The 1 doubles team of Steve Stephen and Dave Swan finished their high school careers by plac- ing 2nd in the Berks County Doubles Tourna- ments and advancing to the 2nd round of Dis- trict Play. 2 Dave Swan 154 Whoops! I lost the ball. THS OPP 1 Kutztown 6 5 Conrad Weiscr 2 1 Reading 6 0 Wyoanissing 7 1 Muhlenberg 6 2 Wilson 5 1 Governor Mifflin 6 5 Conrad Weiscr 2 1 Reading f 0 Muhlenberg 4 4 Governor Mifflin 3 3 Wilson 4 1 Wyomissing 6 One, Two, Three, Kick - . . . 155 Cross Country Standing: Barry Bross, Dawn Newman, Dennis Greenwood, John Younker, Allen Reinhart, Kneeling: Scott Hess, Mica Saunders, William Pappas. This year's cross country team was the most suc- cessful team in the history of cross country at Tulpe- hocken. Next season there will be five lettermen re- turning to the squad. Hopefully, this nucleus of runners will provide another successful season for the next year. 156 Coach: Mr. Phil Hepner The Trojan Spirit! ' 'We are proud of our team ! 11 WE ARE WINNING ! Come on, Waldron! What suspense ! SPORTS FANATICS. 1 'What did you say about our team? '' Girls’ Tennis Row 1: Karen Boltz, Melanie Gottfried, Karen Guenther, LoriYeaklev, Jayne Malsbury, Colleen Carvalho, Melanie Caskic, GeriTrivicts. Row 2: Denise Wayne, Karen Schock, Vicki Himmelberger, Renee Krause, Aida Frantz, Amy Kissling, Judy Snyder, Sherri Steinhauer. Row 3: Judy Malsbury, Chris Richer, Coach: Mr. Winter, Narda White, Sandy Phillipy. The team lost several very close matches that could have gone either way. Still the team worked very hard, showing a definite improvement from the beginning of the season until the end of the season. This produced a tennis season that was again a very interesting ex- perience; besides the french fries were always good. 158 1 Vicki Himmelberger 2 Renee Krause 3 Aida Frantz 3 4 2 T 4 3 4 4 5 v 1 OPP 6 4. 3 ' 4 1 2 THS . . P Sc huyfl Tf VJHl y Fleetwodd Muhlenberg randywine Mount Penn Hamburg Kutztown Schuylkill Valley,,-' '5 Fleetwood Muhlenberg Brandyswi NWit Penn Hamburg Kutfetow y Melanie, Narda, and Amy are anx- iously waiting for practice to begin. $4 Sandy Phillipy Varsity Soccer Row 1: Dale Moyer, Richard Frantz, BradBenfer. Kneeling: Terry Gross, Brian Himmclberger, Mark Shirk, Melvin Fanslcr, David Bond, Kenny Rank, Dale Light. Standing: Scott Cerberich, Mike Ruth, Joel Kirkhoff, Randy Blatt, Brian Peiffer, Richard Brown, Brian Schlappich, Eric Stupp, Jeff Kline, John Flannery, BarrvHoffert, Steve Lucken- bill. THS OPP. 4 Mt. Penn 0 5 Oley 0 2 Wilson 0 3 Hamburg 1 4 Brandywine 0 0 Twin Valley 2 2 Kutztown 2 0 Flcctvvood 2 1 Gov. Mifflin 0 2 Reading 0 8 Conrad Weiser 0 6 Gov. Mifflin 0 6 Reading 1 1 Wilson 0 0 Conrad Weiser 1 1 Hamburg 0 Norlebco Tournament 2 Norlebco 2 1 Fleetwood 0 County 4 Fleetwood 6 District III 1 Lancaster 2 Coach Wentling, Tri-Capt.; Brad Benfcr, Richard Frantz, and Dale Moyer. 160 Managers: Randy Fisher, GaryBashore. Fullbacks: Dale Moyer, Barry Hoffert, Brad Benfer, Brian Peiffcr, Kenny Rank. Goalies: ScottGerberich, Steve Lucken- bill. Our team began this season with a strong nucleus of Juniors and Seniors, and our backfield was particu- larly strong with seven returning lettermen. They began with victories in the first five contests, including first place in the Norlebco Tournament. The highlight of the tournament was the 1 -0 defeat of Fleet- wood, their only loss suffered during the season. Our other victories included eleven shutouts. After winning the Berks Western Division, we met again with Fleetwood for the County Championship, but were defeated 6-4, the highest scoring playoff game in County history. We were then knocked out of District III competition by a loss to Lancaster. Dale Moyer was placed on the All-County team while Brad Benfer, Rich Frantz, Dale Moyer, and Jeff Kline Halfbacks: Row 1; Terry Gross, Joel Kirkhoff, David Bond, Mark Shirk. Row 2; Mike Ruth, John Flannery, Eric Stupp, Brian Schlappich. Inners: Row 1; Richard Franta, Jeff Kline, Randy Blatt. Row2; BrianHimmelberger, MelvinFansler, Dale Light, Richard Brown. were chosen for the Division All-Stars. 161 JV Soccer Row 1: Steve Fisher, William Wagner, John Deitzler, GregSeifrit. Row 2: Greg Keeney, Mike Frantz, Kevin Frantz, Ted Kline, Terri Sonon, Kevin Krause, Terry Stricklcr, FredBehney, JonSchoener. Row 3: JohnHotzman, Rodney Dieffenbach, JohnBomberger, Paul Shirk, John McCarthy, Terry Stertzel, John Houck, Steve Bowman, Scott Davis, Levi Deitzler, Eric Brown. OK, What did you do this time? Coach McCollam. This year the junior varsity soccer team had a record of eight wins, two losses, and four ties. The team scored twenty-three goals and gave up only seven goals in fourteen games. Leading scorers for the J.V. were Terri Sonon, Mike Frantz, and Kevin Krause. TheJ.V.'s all contributed to the suc- cess of this season work- ing hard and logging a lot of mileage running. THS 2 0 Mount Penn — Oley 2k Wilson CT Hamburg Brandywine ■ . rjTwin Valley Kutztown Fleetwood i Governor Mifflin Jf Reading Governor Mifflin Reading Wilson j amburg j J . I 2 i .h. o 0 0 3 1 1 v 41V IF1 162 JV Hockey Sitting: Brenda Baumann, Traci Rissinger, DeneenEbling, Lisa Hershey, Wendy Light. Kneeling: Cindy Fox, Jayme Himmelberger, KathyBennethum, JolieShearer, LoriBoltz, DeniseMazess. Standing: Patty Brett, CherylSchneck, Wendy Ziegler, Sherry Kramer, Cheryl Saunders, Kelly Bickel, Nina Brown, Debbie Himmelberger, Roxanne Bin - ner. 163 Coach Bicksler and Co-captains Traci Rissinger and Debbie Himmelberger. Coach Bicksler observes her team very carefully, hoping for them to score. Varsity Hockey Sitting: Kelly Brown, Joanne Kirkhoff, Penny Bickslcr, Val Boehmer. Kneeling: Pamela Keeney, Connie Nolt, Doris Hershey, Amy Harrison, Cheryl Gay, Lisa Dieffenbach. Standing: Shelli Rissinger, Kathy Kissling, LoriBeid- ler, Lisa Ziegler, Angel Benfer, Lisa Oakman, Susan Farnsworth. 164 Coach Mohn and Co-captains Lisa and Joanne. Goalies: Shelli Rissinger and Susan Farnsworth. Lv-Tdsj| in Scores iis i dS OPP. 3 Kutztown p • 4 1 Fleetwood 0 0 Brandywine 1 2 Twin Valley 3 4 Oley 3 1 Daniel Boone 2 1 Fleetwood 3 5 Mt. Penn 0 2 Central Catholic 1 3 Kutztown 1 1 Brand ywine 2 Norlebco Tournament 2 Garden Spot 0 4 Northern Lebanon 5 Forward Line -- Val Boehmer, Kathy Kissling, Lori Beidler, Lisa Oakman, Pamela Keeney, Kelly Brown, Joanne Kirkhoff. Halfbacks -- Sitting: Connie Nolt. Kneeling: Lisa Dieffenbach, Amy Harrison. Standing: Angel Benfer, Doris Hershey. Although the girls' hockey team did not make the play-offs this year, they made the best of their season with a lot of effort and hard work. Their over-all season ended in 5 wins and 6 losses, 3 of them ending in penalty flicks. In spite of the stiff competition in the Nor- lebco Tournament, the Trojans proudly captured the second place trophy by defeat- ing Garden Spot 2-0 in the first game and losing to Northern Lebanon 5-4 in overtime and finally losing in penalty flicks. 165 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Randy Fisher, Dale Moyer. Standing: Brian Peiffer, Eric Stupp, Brad Benfer, Gary Bashore, Todd Leonhard, James Brightbill, Jeff Kline. Senior, Brad Benfer. 166 THS If', i f 36 50 54 42 48 38 42 OPP 2 46 R 49 43 51 27 34 27 49 45 'ms. Valley Hamburg Norlebco Elco Leb. Catholic Daniel Boone Brandywine Kutztown Twin Valley Fleetwood Mt. Penn Oley Sch. Valley Daniel Boone noy na y lley m Fleetwood tf Mt. Penns ' Oley Sch. Valley « This year's team has shown signs of improvement over last year's 0-20 season. The play- ers show a great desire for winning, but our inexperience proves to be our downfall. Turnovers and inexperience against varsity pressure seem to be the keys. As the season progresses, we should gain more confidence in our- selves and be able to handle pressure situations. The sea- son's record will depend on how fast we mature as varsity players. Cap., Brad Benfer, Dale Moyer, and Coach Behler. So, that's where the ball belongs? Scorekeepers: Brenda Ruth, Lisa Dieffenbach. Mana- ger: Bryan Sands. 167 Boys'J V Basketball Kneeling: Nevin Keeney, James Cintron, John Deitzler, Randy Lehman. Stand- Coaches: JV, Mr. Behney; Var- ing: Tim Bender, John Houck, Mike Knabb, Rick Mazess, Eric Brown. sity, Mr. Behler. Coach Behney, Capt., John Deitzler, Rick Mazess. This year's JV team began with a good mixture of sophomores and freshmen. They showed great promise early in the season. As the season progressed, some players showed their improvement by advancing to the varsity level. This forced many freshman to see a great deal of action. They played well, but lost some very disappointing games. Overall, the season was one of building and learning, and the experience gained should be very helpful in the years ahead. 168 ff THS OPP. 40 Wms. Valley 39 35 Hamburg 36 41 Norlebco 43 27 Elco 43 34 Leb. Catholic 30 41 Daniel Boone 64 49 Brandywine 44 28 Kutztown 59 38 Twin Valley 47 44 Fleetwood 51 55 Mt. Penn 37 27 Oley 43 42 Sch. Valley 40 21 Daniel Boone I I67 32 Brandywine 44 1 32 Kutztown 51 37 Twin Valley 46 30 Fleetwood 41 41 Mt. Penn 38 38 Oley 59 49 Sch. Valley 39 Girls' JV Basketball Sitting: Wendy Ziegler, April Brown, Coach Bonnie Bicksler, DeneenEbling, Traci Rissinger. Standing: LoriBoltz, Denise Downs, Nina Brown, Jolie Shearer, Cheryl Gay. 169 Girls’ Basketball Seated: Mary Speicher, Coach Lucy Kochera; Mary Houck. Standing: Penny Bicksler, Mary Reifsnyder, ShelliRiss- inger, Lisa Ziegler, Dawn Newman, Lisa Oakman, Amy Harrison, Terri Sonon, Verine Davis. Coach Kochera with captains Verine Davis, Lisa Ziegler and Mary Reif- snyder. SCORES THS OPP. 57 Elco 23 45 Hamburg 30 58 Conrad Weiser 54 35 Lebanon Catholic 58 35 Wyomissing 41 42 Daniel Boone 42 42 Brandywine 47 35 Kutztown 40 17 Twin Valley 48 38 Fleetwood 55 ™ 36 Mt. Penn 51 49 Oley 52 37 Schuylkill Valley 40 50 Daniel Boone 51 46 Brandywine 55 61 Kutztown 38 33 Twin Valley 25 32 Fleetwood 57 48 Mt. Penn 38 63 Oley 36 52 Schuylkill Valley 49 Lisa Ziegler with the shot. 170 Verine, hoping to sink a basket, con- centrates on her shot. The 1 'mean'' team poses for a picture. f This year the girls' basketball team under their new coach, Ms. Kochera, had a hard- working season. Even though this year's team had height and ability, the victories were hard to come by because of the tough competition. Re- gardless of the few vic- tories they captured, the girls enjoyed a high level of team spirit and had much fun throughout the season. Better luck next year, girls! Mary practices her defense on Shelli. Dawn reaches high above the other girls to take her shot. Tall Lisa Ziegler easily wins the tapoff. 171 ■ Elizab. Mr. (L Whitmar iarold Sti .'ichael Scarpignato G Mrs. S. Hoffman G Doris Myer G Mrs. William H. Kline Mildred A. Kline Rein Family Jeff, Brian G Kathy Luckcnbill Phil Hepncr Harold G Jean Earl S. G Beatu� , e . Michael Scarpignato Mr. G Mrs. Larry Rei Dennis L. Degler George G Barbara Eisenbrown Wayne G Sandra Stertzel Rick Schaeffer Miss Dave, Curtis Mr. G Lois Helen Carl Gary G Family The 1978 Girls Tennis Team: Coach Wii Chris BicM Judy Snyder’ Colleen Carvalho Narda White Renee Krause Denise Wayne Amy KissliB Lori Yeakley Hm Melanie Caskie k Melanie Gottfried --K ren Jayne T aren Vicki Aida F Sandy Kare Sheri Judy Malsbury Geri Triviets Mildred G Harvey Krill Mri G Mrs. Raymond'Blatt Mr. G Mrs. Daniel Wenrich Miss Faye Berkenbine Mr; G Mrs. Donald Balthaser Mrs. Irene Shurr G Daughter Mr. G Mrs. Carl Brown Mr. G Mrs. Quentin Gettel Mr. G Mrs. Harvey Althouse Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Donkel Mr. G Mrs. Paul L. Raber Beth G Brian Zimmerman Jay, Ilene and Ryan Batz Mr. G Mrs. Paul Himmelberger Paula Bicksler and Family Mr. G Mrs. Raymond L. Davis Jean M. Polk Mr. G Mrs. Harry Ebling Brenda L. Witman Coach Chesonis Mr. G Mrs. Daniel Care 172 Fred C Betty Martin Mr. C Mrs. Harold Matthew Ryan and Alisa Crim Brenda J. Ruth Mr. GMrs. LesterD. Evans, Jr- Mr. G Mrs. Norman Sweitzer Mark K. Sweitze.iv. Janet L. Balt ey Frank and Tima Ri MtIg ™ Mr. $ Mr. G' irs. Mr. G Mrs. Family Mrs. Ann'Se Jayme Lttinmelfcjerger David Hinjmelberger Mr. G Mrs. Barry Himmelbergesijb. Robert Reed Mr. G Mrs. Eugene Keeney Mr. G Mrs. Curtis Himmelberger Mr. C Mrs. Walter Delp Mr. G Mrs. Mark Delp Brian Himmelberger I Delp C •eltenbergf Jody Feltenberger Mrs. Carrie Hcnne Glenn Riegel Randy Stoudt D. O. E. Peter J. Angstadt' 'V Karen Schock j, Mr. G Mrs. Earl Ebling MrrC Mrs. Ira R. Fox Mrs. A. JLtchl Mrs. Michael Wit Mrs. Barry Harboni? Mrs. Michael Orendc Mr. G Mr. G Mr. G Mr. G Jr- Mr. G Mrs. Russell Riegel X Mr. C Mrs. John P. Houck Mr. GMrs. Denton H. 1 Kalbach Y Nancy, Bill G Sandy Angstadt Mr.C Mrs. Rex Harrison Mr. G Mrs. Robert Bentz f Louise E. Derr Barry Delp a Lance Himmelberger ■rMr. G Mrs. Pete Delp Mr. GMrs. S. Himmelberger Mr. G Mrs. Wayne Stoudt Mr. G Mrs. Irwin Schock Mr. Mrs. CharlesD. Moyer Mr. G Mrs. Louis R. Bjown Mr. G Mrs. Richard H.i Snyder c ■Family Bobby G Marilyn, Michelle and Jex Ron Nette ‘81 Mor- Dale -Farm Patrice and Tim Richard CONGRATULATI Mr. G Mrs. Warren Luckcnbill, Jr. Mr. G Mrs, Donald Davis G Family Mr. Mrs. Warren Trautman, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Lee Roth C Son Gordon Mr. G Mrs. James St. Clair Mr. G Mrs. Ammon Boltz Mr. G Mrs. Robert Kirkhoff Mr. G Mrs. Russell M. Brown Mr. G Mrs. Ray A. Emerich Mr. G Mrs. Melvin Brightbill GOOD LUCK TO THE • 'CLASS OF 79 gette ebeo, Rat, Morning Becomes Electra 151 GOLD Rocky Horro Lives On Memories of the Good Old Days ' ■ The GreaPCIass of. 12-2 Sue G Larry '80 p Heather G Ajiron The 78-79 Cheerleading Squads Mary, John, Rose, Susy, Mark b . iA? Metropolitan Foj •68 Chevelle SS Up with the Rebt Rebel Mania 79 Soccer Mike and Tammy The ROVING Photographer sees all. Foxwood Chance Railway Georgeiann and Bobbie Jo Bryan S.' G Kathy B. , ... ver Machine ycr Krick ine G 173 The gang: Kling, Jerky, Kransey, Rene-gade, Doobie, Rose, Mar, Cin, Schmidty, Lief, Brillo, Q-tip, Wunderbar, and Smith Na Noo Na Noo from Vicki Snyder Bert and Harry Aida G Dave Alan and Sha IKay'G Charlie Sonyato-— - -ai Rick G Chris Karen G Mike Butch and Elaine Ralph G Pauline THS Library Club 12-1 Hort Gang Sam, Muffy, Daisy G Heidi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder Judy Snyder 111979'1 1979 Yearbook-The Best! The Gruesome Twosome ! wz Mg I'd rather be higl Chris, Qief G Jo Susy G Tony-Pore Bowie1 s 1! Chii Gupp, Floyd € C ichy and Blond: Mech; Jacque Apple1: 175 The staff would like to express their sincere appreciation to the yearbook advisors whose patience and understanding helped us through the frantic deadlines: Mr. Bentz for his loyalty and under- standing about our harmless jokes; Mrs. Kline for her gentleness and calm nature; and Mr. Hoffman for his strength and guiding hand. We also wish to thank Mr. Robert Keiffer and Mr. William IghkH fortheir dependability and willingness to assist at all times. ' The editors would lik to thank those dedicated staff members who overlooked differences of opinion and joined together for that persistent goal to meeting the deadlines.. Special thanks go to Cindy Boyer for her extreme loyalty and dependability to the year- book caused by her countles hburs: of work in the darkroom. Also to Lisa Keeney for her beautiful poems. The Class of '79 thanks the faculty, ad- ministration, and fellow classmates for our most enjoyable school years. We have followed a rocky path, through sometimes dense fog, but now for most of cleared, and we are mov- ____ jea-rock-free road to the future and what it holds for us. Thank