Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1985 volume:

1985 WARRIAN Warwick Senior High School Lititz, Pennsylvania Volume 29 On behalf of the administration and faculty at Warwick High School, I extend my appre- ciation to the Warwick Yearbook Staff for their many hours of hard work in producing this yearbook. The Warrian provides the ad- ministration, teachers, students, parents and community members with an opportunity to remember the highlights of the 1984-85 school year. This yearbook shows the many different activities, both in the classroom and extracurricular, which comprise a school year. I'm sure as this yearbook is read, the readers will both remember and share in the pride which has become a tradition at War- wick High School. This yearbook captures the true meaning of Warwick High School, people working together to provide a quality educational program. Mr. Stephen A. Iovino Principal Picture this - if you will, fifty years from now. What will the typical Warwick High School student be like? What will high school life be like? And best of all - what will your life be like? This query will be answered in your lifetime after you have spent a major portion of your career working towards your goals. The long hours of hard work, dedication and commit- ment, which is the price one must pay before reaching his goals, is often too much for most humans. Will you convey to your peers just how worthwhile the education you received at War- wick really was! And will you remember how diligently your teachers toiled to help you attain that grade of A, B, C, or even D! These brief years of earnest endeavor and happy fellowships will surely afford you many pleasant life memories. The many friendships and the pleasureable recollections of these high school years will live with you forever. In the years to come, your life will be a reflector to society, and what you have gained during your years in school will be a sum total of your experiences. Your success in the future will be greatly determined by your actions of the past, honesty in your dealings, sincerity in your purpose and determination in your efforts. As you enter a new era in your life, may the lessons of citizenship, fair play, sportsmanship and trustworthiness you have learned, help you surmount the more difficult times in the future. My most sincere and best wishes are extended to each of you for happy and successful years to come. Mr. Carl B. Kaufman Assistant Principal 2 Top: . . . you dicln't? Top Right: Brown bagging it. 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Sr- nn.. 7778'7?lCffl 35-- 1 ff--'Q s W 'Fl 4 es- Q 'E Y' . What a day for a parade! On October 27th with temperatures in the eighties Homecom- ing 1984 was indeed memorable. The 'LSpirit of America was evident in everything, from the Spirit of American Victory to the 'Aspir- it of American competition. As the football team worked hard on their game, each class worked hard on its float. Long hours with paint and plywood were endured in various barns and garages all over Lititz. The Statue of Liberty was flown in from the New York Harbor, Betsy Ross was raised from the dead, along with John Paul Jones, and sand was shipped in from the coast of California. Each class reflected on the history of Amer- ica or some part of American life. The Fresh- man float recreated historical moments: Bet- sy Ross's famous stitchery and an explora- tory space flight. The Sophomore float boasted American apple pie, Benjamin Franklin's high-flying discovery, and the Lady of the harbor. The Junior float sailed smoothly along with actors bravely stating, as John Paul Jones had once done, 'Ll have not yet begun to fight, in reference to the Com- ets. Bikini-clad beauties lounged on the hot American sand adoring the dashing surfers, Surfin USA , the Senior float tied with the Junior float, John Paul Jones , for third place. Second place was attained by the Sophomore float, Hlrlistorical Moments . The Freshman float deservingly captured the first place prize with f'Betsy Rossu. All in all, it was a day to remember! Top left: first place float, Freshman. Center: second place float, Sophomore. Bottom left: tied for third, Junior. Bottom right: tied for third, Senior. , .,,. lt KX X: Q ,E H i r s? Q. 2 'Q's.'f:ax't7f23m 9 QQ ' s W - E . ' ul ' 5 so x Y gl F' 'S fi f ns 3 an 1'5 - - , V g K . Wi I Q . Q g ...A . psi. CATCH TH T WINNING SPIRIT! ctober is the month of colors. Like salmon, the brightly ornamented leaves of the autumnal equi- nox spawn to the ground, covering the green of summer. In towns, cities, and hamlets across America, peo- ple gather for the last chance to congregate out of doors before winter tightens its grip upon the land. Parades, pic- nics, and parties are prevalent, but the Homecoming foot- ball game is the most popular social assemblage. Certainly, the clash that took place between the Warwick Warriors and the Penn Manor Comets on the fourth Saturday of October typifies the Homecoming annual. Grosh Field at Warwick High School was ablaze with harvest time spirit. Adorned with red and black streamers, the gray bleachers remained august amidst the pageantry and spectacle of the game. And because Indian summer was yet lingering, the weather was hot and sunny, drying the multicolor leaves underfoot. The maidens of the Homecom- ing Court smiled and waved as they were chauffeured around the field by the convertibles of summer. Neat and trim, the football field looked as if it were going out on a date. Freshly shaven, every blade of grass was cut to perfection, and the white grid of the field was newly limed by industrious greenskeepers. The throngs of football fans hungrily await- ed the opening kickoff. The game was ready to begin. As the whistle blew, the Penn Manor kicker booted a high, lazy kick that safely landed into the arms of the Warwick returner. Then, the Warwick ball carrier ran into a shower of Comets. But as if invisible, the runner quickly emerged from the pack of opposing players and streaked toward the land of milk and honey, the end zone. He reached the coveted ground and held the ball up triumphantly as his teammates smothered him with joy. The tone of electrifying football was set and the gleeful fans settled in, luxuriating in the fervor. But the opposing team was not to be daunted. After trailing six to nothing, the redoubtable Penn Manor team struck gold with a punt return for a touchdown. The Comet runner eluded the Warwick defense for fifty years, taking the taste of victory away from the Warrior fans. However, just before halftime, the Warwick quarterback slipped into Top: Here come the Warriors! Center: Hold those Comets! Bottom: Sideline Showoffs! 'i 4'i' I Z ff? , '- - 2 . l 'f'f1'gg' iwfzseiafzzziissgisw wrt 'L.+ 'wm1.2z ,-fbfii f' 1' K 1, ag fa 'fy f wk..-.e?g.-if Q I fi- A 5 - i g ssas A .irs '- . 1512 7 ,,,. . if P ' ' V ' ' ' A ' fi U 7. oo' ' f ' . - . ' ' . f- 35 406, the endzone for another touchdown to make the score twelve to seven in favor of Warwick. Although the halftime festivities kept the fans' attention, they were fidgeting impatiently, awaiting the balance of the game. When the teams finally reappeared, the action of the third quarter was kept at a minimum compared to the rest of the game. However, the dearth of activity must have been the lull before the storm because the fourth quarter was a flurry of excitement maintained at an intense plateau. Penn Manor drove the ball seventy-five yards to score a touch- down to put them ahead by one point. To the fans it seemed like the end, but the Warwick football team furiously tried to acquire the points that would make it a joyous Homecoming. However, the rigid Penn Manor defense would not budge. Many times the Warwick offense moved close to the goal line, but could not score. With only one minute to play, the Warwick candle of hope flickered dangerously. But the resil- ient Warriors fought back once again. This time they were not to be denied. With ten seconds left, the Warriors scratched and clawed their way to the Penn Manor ten yard line. Quickly, the Warwick field goal unit scurried out onto the gridiron to attempt a thirty yard field goal. The center hiked the ball, and the place kicker booted the pigskin to- ward the goalposts. As the ball floated through the air, time stood still, breaths held. Miraculously, the ball inched be- tween the goal posts for three points. There was joy in Mudville. Chaos everywhere - it was pandemonium. Everybody from Warwick was jumping up and down, screaming, hug- ging, kissing, dancing, and singing. The people had come and quenched their thirst for football, and half left repleted. But even after the game fans left, the greying bleachers, barren field, and dying grass held the memories of the Homecoming game. -- Doug Williams Top: Check this out! Center: Romancing the evening Bottom Check out those moves! 7 f 355, V I I , H, Wm H ' '1 , f. -I ., fr -, 5 I , . 1 I: '4 P' 2 5 - fi' ,M f 2 K' --'iz ..,,',Ly'2?w-f'.1 N Q ., I L- I, I I ,I ., . H g.f-1...fmf,u+f.,- I . fr If 4' If Q gi 'ffgm , .L , -z,.,p':.f f'5'.4,. ig 3 K4 K. 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Ricky is staying with the War- ren Weiss family in Lititz. When Ricky arrived she was surprised to see how friendly and open people are toward each other. She likes the idea that sixteen year olds are able to drive in America. German teenagers must be eighteen to obtain a license. The YFU program fYouth for Understand- ingl does not allow the foreign exchange students to drive during their stay. School districts do not exist in Ricky's homeland. The students are given the choice of which school they prefer to attend. A typical school week includes six days of school attendance. The second Saturday of every month is a vacation day for the students. Ricky is involved with the Glee Club, concert band, and orchestra. Her favor- ite foods are all the very fresh salads and fruits. 'iWith this short note I want to say hello and thank you to everybody in the Warwick High School. My stay for one year was a unique experience and was a postive and absolutely great one because of all the friendly, nice girls and boys and teachers here in school. My new friends helped me in all Hstrangef' situations, and I'm very sure that I will never forget you, the teachers, and our very funny senior year. - Ricky . . . Yvonne Yvonne Kruiswijk, an EFFS fEducational Foun- dation for Foreign Studyi student from I-Iolland, is staying with the Sheldon Murr family. Yvonne com- ments that the biggest differences between Holland and the United States are language and environ- ment. The houses in America seem to be bigger and the Lititz community is cleaner and newer. Yvonne likes the after school activities but does not enjoy following the same schedule every day. Home- work, especially English, presents Yvonne with the most trouble. Some of her favorite American foods include pizza and hamburgers. Yvonne's favorite activities include tennis, reading, and needlework. One year of high school in the United States, it sounded great. When the time got closer I wasnft sure anymore about myself. I didn't know what to expect of Lititz, school, and the people. But now I'm here and itfs great. Everybody is so nice to me. The first time is sometimes hard, but I'm sure when it's June I will feel sorry to leave. I want to say hi to everybody who were fand arel my friends. I will always remember you, War- wick, and good, old Lititz. If you are ever in the neighborhood be sure to visit mef' - Yvonne vv Wu.. 'M CLOSE P OF . . . Mohammed Mohammed Baoueb is visiting America with the AFS program and is staying with the Kenneth Boak family. Mohammed, from Tunisia, likes America because friend- ship is most important to Americans. He also thinks America is a very beautiful country and Lititz is a healthy town. Hamburgers, beef hot dogs, and cookies are among some of his favorite American foods. Mohammed com- mented that in Tunisia one must be twenty years old to drive. Being 19, he is waiting patiently to be able to drive because the AFS program will not allow him to do so, although he is of proper age. Volleyball and track are just two of the many sports in which Mohammed participates. In America, the students are fortunate that they must only attend five days of school a week. Mohammed, who graduated from his old school last year, had to attend school six days a week. I want to say that being in Warwick High School is a great thing for students who are there for knowledge. I'm happy to be with American students, and I'm glad to meet everyday a new friend, staff, or pupil. - Mo- hammed . . Bjom Bjorn Telenius, visiting Warwick from Finland, is part of the YFU program. He is staying with the Ronald Calhoun family. Bjorn enjoys all American food but lists stromboli as his favorite. He likes that Warwick students are able to choose which classes they want to take. In Finland, the students' classes are all required. He, however, does not espe- cially enjoy study halls at Warwick. During his study halls in his hometown he is able to go home. Bjorn was ex- pecting America to be much bigger. When he arrived, he was surprised to find that it is similar to Finland, Bjorn is involved in the Warwick Soccer Team. I would like to thank Warwick stu- dents and teachers for being very friendly and helpful to me. l have learned a lot of different things at War- wick and I am glad that l was placed in this school district. It has been reward- ing and l'm sure the rest of my year will be as rewarding. - Bjorn CWC QM Auf' 'Wnapaw 'Y' 51? oa- it ZOOMI ..Jun Jun Sato of Japan is living with the Craig Hess family. Jun, who is here with the YFU program, was surprised at the large size of America. He likes that our school system is not so strict and a weekly attendance only consists of five days. In Japan the students attend school six days a week. Jun enjoys playing soccer on the Warwick soccer team and dur- ing clubs. He has the most trouble with people who speak too fast. He, however, has no problem enjoying American food, In a word I am very happy to meet the Warwick students. They are very kind and friendly. I want to have a memory of this year in my life. - Jun. Mohammed Baoueb Jun Sato Ulrike Schmidt 3 Rue de Lybie, 5000 Monastir 1-15-19 Kamimaezw Naka Nagoya Ander Schildwiese 46 Tunisia Aichi Japan 3340 Wolfenbuttel West Germany Yvonne Kruiswijk Bjorn Telenius van Hogendorpstraat 1 Vehkaniitty 6C. 02180 Espoo 18 4191 HE Geldermalsen Finland Holland 12 Class Superlatives Left - Candidates for smartest senior engaged in scholary study. Above - The friendliest part of seniors share a smile. 13 Top left - Most school spirited, Top right - Best dancers, Middle right Most musical, Bottom right - Most talkative, Above - Neatest eyes 14 E '? 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A 2 I fifrjigf-'fo if 1 vi gl Q, F53 fr 1 26, ' C' 2 a ,, , fl W 5 f We WW iv ,W W, 63,11 5' Semor Class Offrcers CLeft to Rxghtl Don Landrs Presxdent Cmdy Hurst VICQ Presldent Drew Plerce Secretary Dean Martm Treasurer Class Song Let the Good Tlmes Roll T e Cars ,r ,, ,W r-Jhmm, ' ,A,.,-no-4 .-wr- N ,wa ' ' 'f MM 40,9 f Class Flower Red rose vvlth baby s breath Class Colors Burgundy and cream Class Motto When all else falls frxendshlp wrll hold the world together. ' 18 ,elif x, James Adkins Kit W. Ahnert si Brian Lee Allwein 4 Susan Annette Arter Carol Aument Roni Axe Andrew Axmacher Tammy Lynn Bachman Glenna C. Bailey Jim Adkins ' Kit W, Ahnert: What's Up? g VlCAg Likes - motor- cycles, MTVQ Dislikes - school, policerneng Future - work, military. A Brian Lee Allweln: What's to eat: 3 Glee club, Musicals, lntramuralsg Likes -f money, girls: Dislikes -4- pushy peo- ple, homeworkg Future H- col' lege, computer programming. Susan Annette After lSue, Suziel: Forget Youlng Band front, FHA, Votech, Stage crew, VICAQ Likes -- boys, parties, Dislikesf -H- ssnobby people, bus riclesg Future -- Culinary lnstltute, marriage, Carol Aument: Likes -- T.N., carsg Dislikes f- snobs, jocks, Future - work, mar- riage. Roni Axe: Whatever! g FBLAg Likes -- having fun, wild peopleg Dislikes -- snohs, conceited peopleg Fu- ture - work, marriage. . Andrew Axmacher fAxl. Tammy Lynn Bachman lBachyl: Get a grip! g Glee club, Musicals, Girls basket- ball manager, FHA, FORCEQ Likes M Cory, time aloneg Dislikes -- headsgnorningsg Future - work, marriage. Glenna C. Bailey 4Dufflel: Gmail , Orchestra, Glee club, Show choir, Internation- al club, Teacher's aide, Cell groupg Likes - music, tennisg Dislikes - people who give up easilyg Future - college. 19 Michael Bair John Baker: Give it up , Band, Show choir, Orchestra, Glee club, lntramuralsg Likes - concerts, intramuralsg Dis' likes -- browners, preppiesg Future - college. MohammedSalahBaoueb: All beginning is hard, but practice makes perfect, g Volleyball, Track, Likes - friends, family, Dislikes - hate, betrayal, Future - qol- lege in US. Brock Barnett Uockesterl: Yow',g Basketball, Varsity Club, Likes - mino hunting, Billy Idol, Future - college. Rod Bashore ibfiike, Texl: MeIlonhead g Soccer, Likes - rock, sports: Dislikes - losing, getting benchedg Fu' ture M college. Sheri Beans CBeanersl: Glee club, Hockey, Basketball, Track, Likes 0- shore, walksg Dislikes - homework, preju- diced peopleg Future - col- lege, marriage. Greg Bear llrlughielz Spare meng Intramurals, Prom com' mittee, Likes - The Cars, New York Cityg Dislikes - homework, waking up, Future - college. Lori Benefiel: 'Wouire coolng FBLA, Prom commit' tee, Likes - parties, guysg Dislikes -- bugs, liars, Future -W work, travel. Kimberly Anne Billings iKiml: lt's scaring mem, Cheerleading, Varsity club, FBLA, Student Likes - close Dislikes H- colds, mornings, Future Michael Bair Brock Barnett S , John Baker Rod L.. , Z fl ' K f I D f nr- 1 Mohammed Salah Baouel: i Sheri Beans D sed V35- '--gn 1-vu gl? Michael Blanshine Natalie Anne Blessing Stacy Bletz yi tiff Dan Blevins Ken Bock Michael Bowman i , - asset -.q, FND Michael Blanshine Mikel: Chemistry club, Physics club, Likes - computers, summerg Dislikes - humidity, home- work, Future H Air Force. Natalie Anne Blessing iNati: Band, Newspaper, Lit- erary magazine, Likes - Phillies, cherry cokesg Dislikes - antagonists, rainy Mon- days, Future - be happy, Stacy Bletz: Huh? g Likes M- parties, guysg Dislikes - snobsg Future - word pro- cessing. Dan Blevins lBlue eyesl: Wrongll, VlCAg Likes - women, driving fastg Dislikes - purple, getting up, Future - college, Air Force officer. Ken Boak lBoaky, Boagerl: Take it easy g Football, Bas- ketballg Likes M- sports, foodg Dislikes - getting up, speed limitsg Future - college. Michael Bowman lMikel: 'iMuchl'g Glee club, Musicals, Prom committee, Likes - sports cars, food, Dislikes - snobs, rainy morningsg Future - college, marriage. Ray D. Bowman lOx, Stretchl: Buckwheat , Vo- Tech, Football, VICAQ Likes - women, cars, Dislikes - cops, Future - service, mar- riage. Sharon L. Boyer fLoisl: T'hat's life , Band front, Gleeiclub, Who's Whog Likes - bowling, sunsets, Dislikes - snobs, rainy daysg Future - nursing school, marriage, Deb Braungard lDizl: Yeah, really , Library aide, Peer counseling, Likes '- roses, guysg Dislikes - EG., narksg Future - cosmetology school. Ray D. Bowman Sharon L. Boyer Deb Braungard llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .,,l l F il ' I t is ..,.. M QWMA ii' : : llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll 21 ff A If 'naw iii' Brenda Clausen Michael Copenhaver David Cramer - 'Visa . fi, . IW- . ' John Davidson Jodi L. Diehm April Elaine Enck is ks M yi? mtwl' Brenda Clausen: NHS, Com- puter club, Library club, FBLA, Newspaperg Likes -- music, lit- etatureg Future - business. Michael Copenhaver Mikel: Shut up g NHSQ Likes - camp- ing, being around friendsg Dislikes M homework, crabby teachers: Future - college, engineering. David Cramer: Doubt that g Flag footballg Likes - smoking, drinking, Dislikes - school, Fu- ture -- job, marriage. i John Davidson: Cheese g VICA, Brownstown Vo-Techg Likes - Walt Disney World, tarn- ilyg Dislikes - school, school lunches, Future M work in print shop. ' Jodi L. Diehm: Track, Tennis, Junior Activitiesg Likes - Scott, teddy bearsg Dislikes - fresh- men, Mondaysg Future' M- unde- cided. April Elaine Enck: Bag it g Marching band, County Chorus, Honors Choir, Glee Club, NHS, Who's Whog Likes M- smiles, walks on the beach: Dislikes -- complainers, snobsg Future - college, Secondary English Edur cation. , Shelby J. Enterline tShebeliai: Are you serious? g Concert Band, Glee Club, Who's Who, The Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students, Year- bookg Likes -- Dale, weekendsg Dislikes - Being without Dale, Monday morningsg Future - Business, Jodi Esbenshade Mol: Jesus loves you , Christian Fellowship Club, Christian Cell Group, Show choir, NHS, International Club, Orchestra, Glee Clubg Musicalsg Likes -- violin, riding horsesg Dis- likes -W olives, antagonists: Fu- ture - college, teaching. ei' rs lt g E!,s, K fs Y ii Tina L. Esbenshade lBomber, , 1 N A Teeniel: Plentitull g Glee Club, iq 1 ' Band, Newspaperg Likes - D ' tilt - Andy M,, partiesg Dislikes - rainy days, twoetaced peopleg Fu- Shelby J. Enterline Jodi Esbenshade Tina L. Esbenshade ture .. fashion design, travel, marriage. lllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ul fwf llv Q VVL W , , .V H in IIIIIIJIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll 23 Scott Eshelmanz VoTechg Likes - Nova's, Yamaha mo- torcyclesg Dislikes - speed limits, radarg Future - USMC. Sheri Eshleman lEshieJ: Tennis, Glee club, Peer coun- seling, Junior activitiesg Likes -- tennis buddies, my catg Dislikes W green cars, living in the boon docks, Future ,- LGH School of Nursing. Jim Eves: 'later days. . , 3 Likes - fast cars, wild par- tiesg Dislikes - getting bust' ed, self centered peopleg Fu, ture - stay single, own auto shop. Lori Fahnestock: Go for it 5 Likes - A.B., catsg Dis- likes - narks, liarsg Future - college. Todd P. Fink llrinkoiz So manyng Wrestling, Golf, Vol' leyballg Likes - girls, sportsg Dislikes - heads, liarsg Fu- ture -- college. Jill Fivecoat: Coke is itug VoTech, VlCAg Likes - Brain, Champagne Korbelg Dislikes -- gym class, 1974 Honda Civics, Future -- own beauty salon, marriage. JoBeth Forney CJ.B.Ig Rigl'1t g Hockey, Cheering, Track, Varsity clubg Likes -M shore, skiingg Dislikes - liver, Annville'Cleona hockey teamg Future -W college, elemen- tary ed, Jennifer L. Foulk Mennyl: Oh Yea , Band, Glee club, Choir, Yearbook, Musicals, Likes - astronomy, musicg Dislikes - cliques, college foodg Future - space science at FIT. Dirk Freeseman: 'lDon't mess with the Gremlinng Base- ballg Likes - dances, good musicg Dislikes M Englishg Fu- ture - college, engineering. A smsfssiz Q -:sf b - Scott Eshleman E Lori Fahnestock Jolieth Forney Sheri Eshleman Todd P. Fink Jennder L. Foulk Jim Eves Jill Fivecoat :Wiki Dirk Freeseman lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllglllllllllllll ,V ivy , TQ -C A ....,, V, .xqg ' ' ii :- lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 24 AZA' 15 r V XJ , 1 .k.V,, ,se si is V -- 2 ' Jeffrey E. Frey Michael Frymyer Jennifer L. Furlow er, RN' A, xLX ' t 5 Nl 1- ' Margaret Gable Donald Garloff Thomas Troy Garrett Karen Garvey Kenneth S. Geist Edward Nick George III Jeffrey E. Frey tFishl: Yo Chinkylfg Wrestling, VoTech, VlCAg Likes - muscle cars, beach houses, Dislikes - jocks, snobsg Future - Tech. school, work, Michael Frymyer: Kill all lrishmenng VoTech, VICAg Likes -- last cars, beach front motelsg Dislikes -- snobs, brownersg Future - electri- cal engineer. Jennifer L. Furlow tJenJ: Cooll'g Likes -- men, motor- cycles: Dislikes -W two faced girls, ex boyfriendsg Future -- college, hotelfrestaurant management. - Margaret Gable tPegl: Soft- ballg Likes - Scott, laughingg Dislikes -- nosey peopleg Fu- ture -- fashion merchandis- ing, marriage. . Donald Garloff Thomas Troy Garrett lToml: Football, Junior activi- ties, Volleyballg Likes - Don- na, gummy bearsg Dislikes -- smoking cigarettes, first peri- odg Future - architecture. Karen Garvey tGarvl: Don't worry about it , Bas- ketball, Cross country, Softs ball, Likes - sports, rock n' rollg Dislikes - two-faced people, war, Future - unde- cicled. Kenneth S. Geist tJuanl: Dig me, but clon't hurry me , Stage band, Soccer, In- tramuralsg Likes -- playing guitar, friendsg Dislikes - vio- lence, meaningless conversa- tionsg Future - Voyager, College. Edward George 25 Robin M. Gemert: Band, Glee club, JA., Track, News- paper, FBLAQ Likes - Night life, being where the action isg Dislikes - boreclomg Future - get the most out of life, Ton-ie Gocbm1NerlGookiel: If you donft ,drive a Chevy, you don't drive a carf'g Likes -M old Chevelles, humble womeng Dislikes - Mondays, new wave preppiesg Future - become rich, Beatrix Greiner C'l'rixil: Why me? g Show Choir, Track, Honors Choir, stage crewg Likes -- classical gul- tar, West Gerroanyg Dislikes -- peanut butter, pompous people: Future ,- musician. Scott Gwinn fPengwinn, Gwitol: Football, Bandg Likes - music, '62 Fords, Dislikes - punkers, Reagan hatersg Future - move south, make money. Craig Hassqq: Wood 1, 2, 3g Likes M4 Vcarsg, ,the outcloorsg Dislikes v-41j1ief1S,,7'lS11UlJ55 Fu- ture M- college, t William Todd Hazlett ll-lazel: Football, Wrestling, Varsity club, Student Govern- mentgtLikes -- Warwick sportsg Future --W college. Jacquelynn Jo Heagy Uackielz Get outing Student Government, Band, Glee club, ,FBLA.5 Jllnior activities, Indoor drum line, Softball managerg Likes -H memories, sleeping ing Dislikes -- bugs, complainersg Future - LGH nursing school, Carol Ann Heffner: Jump backlng Band, Glee club, Show Choir, Spring musicals, Orchestra, County Orchestra, Whos Who: fllliiifi 'r koala bears, Perriiirzf Dislikes - homework, smokersg Future - college, nursing. Teresa Heiser: Your mamang Likes -- spending time with my son, shopping for my song Dislikes - punkers, first period Mon- l -if Robin M. Gemert To:-rie Gochnauer Beatrix Greiner ' ' l. 1 E x , , l if l QScott Gwinn s Craig Hassan William Todd Hazlett . '.'. - 5 ' wi l N' d3y51Futuyg .. Watch my sen JGCCIUGIUNU JO HUGH!! Caro! Ann I-feffner Teresa Heiser grow. V- r 4 A - A lllllllllllll llllllll lllillllll......I!ll..l. 12? f , A, visa. ll.l.l.l..ll...ll..llll......lll....l.l....l 26 Cheryl Heisey Ann Hess Carolyn S. Hess Kula if T 7 Victor Hill Kathryn L. Hostetter Jim Hauser K V935- Cheryl Heisey: Are you se- rious? g Glee club, FBLAg Likes -- knoiiving Jesus, frlendshipsg Dislikes HM get- ting up early, twojfaced peo- pleg Future -- business. Ann Hess: Party hardy g VICAQ Likes - parties, guysg Dislikes - working, snobsg Future - Stevens Trade School, pastry chef, Carolyn S. Hess: Muchl,': Softball, Cheerleader, Varsity clubg Likes +'Eric, soltballg Dislikes 0- cold, dressing upg Future - LGH, radiology, Victor Hill i g L Kathryn LQ Hostetter lKathyl: Do, unto others' as you would have them do unto youf'g Christian Fellowship club, Likes - fellowship, con- temporary christian musing Dislikes - two-faced people, Future - college, marriage. Jim Hauser: Likes - Jodie S., Twisted Sisterg Dislikes -- punkers, punk rockg Future -- work. Dennis Hurd lButul: Bot- toms upng Lounge monitorg Likes - me, The Midnight Ramblerg Dislikes - youg Fu- ture - make money. Cindy Hurst fliiecol: Press on g Basketball, Field hockey, Track, Glee club, NHS, Varsity Club, FORCE, Class President, VicesPresi- clentg Likes - Erik, meeting peopleg Dislikes - gossip, suicides at basketball prac- tice, Future -- college. Bryan Hynlcka ll-leinikenl: Wrong g Woodworking club, Woods 1, 2, 3, Metals 1, 2, 35 Likes - Leanne, outdoorsg Dislikes M jocks, Snobs: Fu, Dennis Hurd Cindy Hurst Bryan Hynicka ture - cabinet maker, ehef. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I V. -1 ' 04 Nom 'felt' lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 27 friendsg Dislikes - clays, boredom, Future lege, business. Katrina That s Janelleg T.B.g Future - own Beth Keener: coo1l g Field hockey, Varsity club, Glee club FBLA, Likes - shoreg Dislikes - Dina Keller lMa Gimme a break g Band, Softball manager, Glee club, Likes -- Darren, weekendsg Dislikes - rainy Mondays, antagonists, Future - work, cosmetology school. Tim Kershner lTimmeri: Packer g Band, Wrestling, Intramuralsg Likes - band bus rides, Lindag Dislikes -4- twowfaced people, hunger, Fu- ture - college, accounting. Heather Ann Kimball: I know your mama ' Who's Beth Keener Angela Kauffman x -x Katrina Kauffman Linda Kegris ras ii 5 s-3 -s i WE zi- Troy Keebler Dina Keller Who, Band, N Likes - fast cars, good ing guysg Dislikes Future w-- college, X f Yun Nu? 3..,,..s' gl Vickie Klaassen Christopher Willbart Kirk Kopp f-'if FP' 1, ,lf f 3 - Kloppenburg i Yvonne Kruiswiik Cindy Lee Kurtz Don Landis x Vickie Klaassen: Fine! g Vo-tech lcosmetologyl, VICA, J.A.g Likes -- being with friends, Dislikes - snobs, homeworkg Future Q- techni- cal school, cosmetology, Chrlstopherwiflbortklop- penburg lElwood, Kloppyl: 'lYou can't have everything in life, but it would help to have brainsng Band, Trackg Likes - volleyball, clrumsg Dislikes - French, snobsg Future - music, teacher, Kirk Kopp: ?unk is junk g Soccerg Likes --music, soc- cerg Dislikes -- teachersg Fu- ture -' college. Yvonne Kruiswqk: Djee g Likes -weekends, Italian boysg Dislikes - homework, fights, Future - hostess, tourism. Cindy Lee Kurtz: Right!',g Field hockey, Track, Varsity club, Likes M- Troy, vacation- ingg Dislikes -H primadonasg Future - iunior college. Don Landis lSaml: Oh well , Wrestling, Football, Class President, Student Gov- ernment, Volleyballg Likes -- everything and everybody, red 'vettesg Dislikes M wast- ed talents, cliquesg Future - Brethren Volunteer Service, college. Robert Landis Jr. lBoobiel: Bogus g Baseballg Likes - Moosehead, Noelg Dislikes - snobs, jocks, Future - Air Force. Wendy Sue Landis lWenl: Have a hissylng Glee club, FBLA, Peer counseling, Ju' nior activitiesg Likes -- Tim, boatingg Dislikes - waiting, sewingg Future -- marriage, secretary, live in California. Kathy Lupe: Right! g Cheerleading, Softball, Varsi- ty club, FORCE, FBLAQ Likes -- being with friends, cheer- ingg Dislikes - cigarette smokeg Future - business RODCYK Landis Jr. Wendy S118 Landis Kathy Ldpe school, legal secretary, lllllllllllllll lllllulll llllllllllllllllllll nn - Q lllllllllllllllllllaalu lllllallllllllllllll 29 Jeri Martin Steven Mateyak F F Steve Matula Steve Mauger Phyllis A. Maxfield Paige Maxwell ii! A 1, Jer! Manln Steven Mateyak Steve Matula: You're histo- ry pal , Soccer, Martial artsg Likes -- tuning out, cruising, Dislikes - preppy people, rliscog Future -- graphic arts, Steve Mauger: VoTechg Likes -- fishing, mini trucks, Dislikes - jocks, school, Fu- ture -- work, machine shop. Phyllis A. Maxfield lPhyll: Just ei tad , Band, Librarian, NHS, Likes W fashionable clothing, pizza, Dislikes - punkers, airheadsg Future -- college, ROTC, physical ther- apy. Paige Maxwell Maureen E. McCaffery lMorbidi: l'll live , Band, Drum major, Glee Club, NHS, Track, Yearbook, Who's Who, Drama, Likes -- strom' boli, The Thunderbirds, Dis- likes -- clisorganlzatlon, wait- ing in line, Future - Air Force Academy, space sci- ence. Lisa A. McClellan: Tennis, VoTech, VICAQ Likes - JVM, parties, Dislikes -- peo- ple with swelled heads, work- ing weekends, Future - work. , M t , Bob MekollchIcklBig Bobl: Football, Wrestling, NHSQ - l..'k - 'htl'ft' , l - Maureen E. McCaffery Lisa A. McClellan Bob Mekolichick Him? Digg? Q ffidifglv homework, Future - college. lllllllllllllgllllll lllllllllllllllllllll Q5 ff' li F 51' :', . fii, , , -V - ' f ' 'A er llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 31 government, Junior activities, Newspaper, NHSQ Likes Q- stuffed animals, dancing, Dis- likes -- artificial chemicals, preservativesg Future - coi- lege, nutritional science. Marilyn Mellinger lMe1l: Glee club, FBLA, Likes - purple, Ephrata guysg Dislikes - working late, snobsg Fu- ture - business school. Kristy Ann Mellott fliristyl: Track, Cheerleading, NHS, Junior class treasurer, Stu- dent government, FORCE, Varsity club, Junior activities, Homecoming representative, Volleyballg Likes -- cheering, redg Dislikes - smoking, Commiesg Future - college. Patti Melusky: Oh nel , Softball, FBLA, Prom come mittee, Likes - parties, pup- piesg Dislikes -W being ig- nored, getting up early, Fu' ture -Q art school. Amy Jolilentzer lA,J,, Repeal: Have funng Hockey, Newspaper club, Yearbook clubg Likes M Keith, shore, Dislikes - the Lititz grape vine, snobsg Future -- nursing school, college. Barry L. Miller: What's the deal? g VoTech, machine shop, Likes - women, mus- tangsg Dislikes -e preps, Brown nosing jocks, Future - work, machine shop. Wendy Mlnnich lSwea-Peel: Mega Muchlng Glee club, Softballg Likes -- Culture Club, Garfielclg Dislikes - snobby peopleg Future - LGH - School of Radiology. Pat Moore: llWhat,5 hap- pening! , Likes - basketball, movies, Dislikes - snobs, Fu- ture - work. Theresa Anne Moran tTreesel: lf it makes sense, why do it'? g Band, Newspa- per, Literary magazine, Likes - winter, daydreamingg Dis- likes - Massai warriors, alarm clocksg Future - assis' tant chimney sweep, time traveler. 32 ... ag. - . Janelle Marie Mellinger E Ev: Patti Melusky f s L Marilyn Mellinger as N ii Amy Jo Mentzer A ,K X-MN' Moore Kristy Ann Mellott i,..s-N---pun-Q sofas if iff'-neg Steven Mowrer l Michele Mumma Kevin Muzzlo Audra Myers Jodi C. Myers Julie Nagle E fix . Scott Newcomer Brian Nicarry Lisa Michelle Nlcksi. Steven Mowrer lMowielz Model UN, VoTech, Track, Likes -- hunting, fishing, Dis- likes - Communists, nuclear weapons, Future - college, Chemical Engineering. Mlchele Mamma Kevin Muzzlo lKevl: The quest for knowledge has a pleasure in it like that of wres- tlingf'g Football, Model UN, NHS, Likes - scolars, friends, Dislikes -- morons, pretendersg Future -- col- lege, doctor. Audra Myers fAudl: Band front, FBLAQ Likes -- purple, staying out lateg Dislikes W- snobs, workingg Future -- work, marriage. Jodi C. Myers Model: AFS, Yearbook, Band front, Glee clubg Likes -Q sunsets, week- ends, Future - college. Julie Nagle fBaglel: Track, Likes - special friends, vaca- tionsg Dislikes - preps, two- iaced people, Future - busi- ness school. Scott Newcomer lNew- bomb, Newkl: Let's eating Football, Wrestiingg Likes M frtends, fun times, Dislikes - sandbags, speed limitsg Fu- ture - undecided. Brian Nlcarry lBri, Nicki: I-low's it hangin'? 3 Tennis, Likes s- Heavy Metal, Teri Saunders, Dislikes - Feet, the letter W , Future - mu- sic career, college. Lisa Michelle Nicksic lLisl: RightV'g Band, Cheerlead- ing, Track, Varsity club, Ju' nior activities, Likes - cheer' leading, sexy guysg Dislikes - cleaning my room, ques- tions, Future -- college, art. 33 Bill Nixdorf llron Rodl: Blow it off , Cross country, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Likes -- sports, gatherings at Ram Rod'sg Dislikes -- McCaskey runners, Future - Navy, electronics, Steve Nuss William John Oehme Jr. iBilll: Glee club, Band, Show choir, NHS, Who's Who, Musicals, Thespian Society, Likes - division by zero, fashion, Dislikes - history, everything else, Future -M college, engineering, Beth Ann Palkovic lPalko- vicl: So many , Cheering, Hockey, Track, Student gov- ernment, Junior activities, Varsity club, Volleyball, Likes -- R.E.G,, friends, Dislikes - brown nosers, complainers, Future - college, be happy, Lisa Parson l'I',A,L.l: Get a lifen, Choir, Musical, Likes -- guys, poetry, Dislikes - drug abusers, smokers, Future -M college, writing. Cara! Pawling CDummyl: What? , Band, Orchestra, Junior activities, NHS, Likes - new music, scholars, Dis- likes H- pretenclers, cigarette smoke, Future - college. Brenda S. Penrod fBrenlz Move it or lose it , Band, Whois Who, NHS, Likes -- .NN Bill Nixdorf Steve Nuss Beth Ann Palkovic Lisa Parson X :,, ,.,,,-.f, , William John Oehme Jr Carol Pawling .s sunsets, Europe, Dislikes -- ' 1 ssrs Monday mornings, snobs, Fu- r ture -- nursing school, mar- it A Jon Lawrence Perini lPer- , ' , - - inil: You specll , Band, Glee ,rs N if ., f club, Show choir, Orchestra, ij it ' ' Drama, Thespian Society, Ro- ' tary Leadership Camp, NHS, . 1 all sgj Likes - MTV, seashore, Dis- ' r , 'Y likes - RAX, dumb people, - 1 , Future f- college, business 'iii administration. A - Leigh Pfautz lWeel: Hey , -V my ,L dudu, have any good tapes? , ' K i Q' ,Mi -Q. Softball, Band, Likes - D A A SPNPQ dalls- TDW4 Dislikes Brenda S. Penrod Jon Lawrence Perini Leigh Pfautz M liars, long black hairs, Fu' ture - college, lab techni- , ' llllllllllllllIIIIIIHQIIIIIIIIQIllllll! lllllll , A as esors 1 sscic ori lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 34 x Aff 5. s- .4 l Mike Pfautz Drew Pierce Christine Plowfield Linda Porch Michael Ravegum Rebecca S. Ravegum Dana Pitz V , I' Paul Rampulla Bryna Reilly Mike Pfautz Drew Pierce iPhilosJ: Cross country, Track, Class officer, Student government, Likes - warm weather, debating, Dislikes - the blind leading the blind, gossip, Future - political scienceflaw school, Juris Doctor Dana Pltz: i'Mmm. . .mmml Look at those Kibbles and Bits! , Varsity swimming, Track, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Art club, Choir, Honors society, Likes M- sports cars, spending money, Dislikes - two-faced people, bills, Future - college, trav- el. Christine Plowjleld lChrisJ: Yearbook, Likes - Scott, Ca- maros, Dislikes - school, VWls, Future H work. Linda Porch Paul Rampulla iConvictl: Give me your money not your advice , Wrestling, Soc' cer, Volleyball, VoTech, Likes - rock music, guitar, Dislikes - preppies, school lunches, Future M Stevens Trade School, drafting. Michael Ravegum ilvlouseiz 'iGet wasted , Likes - par- tying, girls, Dislikes - burn outs, punkers, Future -- un- decided, Rebecca S. Ravegum iBeckyi: L'Are you serious? , Band, Orchestra, Yearbook, AFS, Junior Activities, NHS, Cell group, Musicals, Likes - ice cream, children, Dislikes - disorganization, being grumpy, Future - college, pediatric practitioner. Brynu Reilly KBumal: Oh Howdy! , Track, Field hockey, Likes -W thunder- storms, walks on the beach, Dislikes - Snobs, two faced people, Future - work with people. 35 Keith Ressler lRamRocll: Relax g Football, Track, In- tramuralsg Likes - womeng Dislikes -- preps, TWP, Fu- ture -- college, business. Pam Rlchwine fButzerl: Get out! g Hockey, Cheer- ing, Varsity club, Junior ac- tivitiesg Likes - Harley, dif- ferent placesg Dislikes - 400's, pushy people, Future - college. Bryan Rieser iGeesel: Base- ballg Likes f- sports, rock n' rollg Dislikes - homework, country music, Future - make money. Lynn Ringer lRingie-Dingiel: Your cool so many! g Soft- ball, Likes - having fun, boys, Dislikes - fighting, boredomg Future - college. Susan Rohrer fSuel: Calm downng Band front, Junior ac- tivities, NHS, Likes W- guys, sports, Dislikes -- snobs, Monday morningsg Future - college, marriage, Kelli L. Romascavage: Glee club, Orchestra, Band, FBLAQ Likes -A Gary, French, Dislikes - morning rehearsals, snobby teachers, Future -- college, business. James W. Roth: Likes - girls, partiesg Dislikes - get- ting bustedg Future - make money. Jodi Ruhl Model: Dilemma, Dilemma g FBLA, Yearbook, NHS, Glee club, Who's Who, Likes - California beaches, traveling, Dislikes - corn- plainersg Future - business. Jon R. Ruhl fJumpir1' Jonnyl: Ulf you're going to be a bear be a grizzly , Volley- ball, Football, Weight lifting, Likes - motorcycles, sking, Dislikes - C.H.U.D.S., speed limits, Future -Q work. 36 Keith Ressler Pam Richwine Lynn Ringer g Susan Rohrer Bryan Rieser iwliirf K ell! L. Romascavage fn is Q..-4 s 'Dx as , X Q was ,X rl f or-Zfsri. EH A , vii! K Rene Runk Greg Ruth Jeffrey Lee Ruth IQ M Renee Sarbaugh Robin Sarbaugh Jun Sato 'fl' D i t . is r . 'fv l ihr i fk k gf l Ulrike Erik Schouten K .1 , Rene Runk tNal: i'Spare me g Band, Who's Whog Likes -- Jeff Adams, David Letterman showg Dislikes -- small towns, liars, Future - move away, art college. Greg Ruth: What's up?!'lg Intramurals, VoTech, VICAQ Likes - Camaros, Scorpsg Dislikes - K.L.'s Camarog Future - technical school, work. Jeffrey Lee Ruth iRufusl: You look marvelousug FFAg Likes - fast cars, Amy L.g Dislikes - T.W., Officer Groff, Future - computer technician. Renee Sarbaugh: Junior ac- tivities, Hockey and Wrestling managerg Likes - Chris, friendsg Dislikes - rainy daysp Future - college. Robin Sarbaugh lBirdl: Right! g Hockey, Track, Cheering, Junior activities, Varsity clubg Likes - being with friends, Scott, Dislikes - getting up, liarsg Future - nursing school or college. Jun Sato: Heaven helps those who help themselvesng Soccer, Likes - sportsg Dis- likes - study, Future - work, marriage, Ulrike Schmidt lRickyl: Glee club, Orchestra, Band, Likes M sports, musicg Dis- likes - selling candy, arro- gant people, Future - study in Germany. Erik Schouten lMartyl: Jammin' for Jesus g Glee club, Show choirg Likes - music, Turkey Hillg Dislikes H Hondo guitars, Prince, Fu- ture -- college, Voyager. Pat Scott lPoetry in Motionl: That makes me illl g Base- ball, Football, Volleyballg Likes W IUPAC, very small rocksg Dislikes M common or- ganic chemists, M.Badag Fu- Scott ture - college. 37 David Sensenlg lBoogerl: 'tTake a walk on the wild side. : Basketball, Golf, Likes: VW bugs, roadtrips: Dislikes: waking up, happy loving couples: Future: col- lege, marriage. Jay Sensenig KJay Jayl: What a bargain , F.F.A, treasurer, Likes: Amy l., Fri- day nights, Dislikes: Monday mornings, study hall, Future: college. David Shaeffer tShal: Gee t'em choppingng Football, ln- tramurals, Likes: St. Louis Cardinals, good friends, Dis- likes: Monday mornings, los- ingg Future: college, U.S. Navy. Janelle L. Shanfelder lNellel: Are you serious? g Band, Glee club, Show choir, Softball, FBLA, Who's Who, Likes: T.E.K., walking on the beach, Dislikes: thunder- storms, faulty microphones, Future: Goldey Beacom Col- lege, Executive Secretary. Donald Shank KDonl: Like, so what , Wood I, ll, III, APBA: Likes: concerts, hunt- ing: Dislikes: standing in line, Mondays: Future: Navy. Michele Shelly iJoel: Cheer up, things can't get any worse! : NHS, Who's Who, Yearbook, F.H,A., Band: Likes: Mike, sports cars: Dislikes: snobs, rainy days: Future: work, marriage. Lori Sllenk: Really??l!',g Yearbook, School newspa- per: Likes: friends, weekends: Dislikes: conceited people, tests, Future: college, Ele- mentary education. Bill Sherriff lWild Billl: Easy. . , !!I : Football, Base' ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Varsity club: Likes: Roma piz- za, penguins, Dislikes: 4th quarter, making boxes, Fu- ture: college. Dave Shoop tShoopyl: Likes: cars, guns: Dislikes: school, homework, Future: Army, own garage, David Sensenig Jay Sensenig David Shaeffer Janelle Shanfelder Dondld Shank . Michele Shelly x 38 Q, Sk 34 , ., I Michele Shreiner all ,eff Linda Snader n, F fi ' - 7: as , s t M 1 I. -, t gs, - ,K W . f Beth Ann Sipe Tim Snyder Karen Sipe Yvonne E. Snyder if Michele Shreiner lMickl: Hey Dudeng Likes: Heavy Metal, cruising: Dislikes: preps, jocks, Beth Ann Slpe lBoo Bool: Wow man, totally awe- some! : Glee club, Musicals, Reading club: Likes: dancing, roller skating: Dislikes: liver, homework: Future: Navy, col- lege, Karen Slpe: B 4 real g Glee club, Band, Stage crewg Likes: Paul Reynolds, meet- ing famous people: Dislikes: English, English teachersg Fu' ture: move away. Linda Snader: Reload , Cheerleading, Band, Glee club, Musicals, Student gov' ernment, Varsity club, Who's Who: Likes: playing piano, fall: Dislikes: early morning, closeclminded people: Fu- ture: college. Tim Snyder QShynderl: Art, Football: Likes: shooting darts, art: Dislikes: old driv- ers, waiting in line: Future: Philadelphia College of Art. Yvonne E. Snyder lCo'coal: That's lifeng Band' Likes: cute guys, New Waveg Dis- likes: flirts, punkersg Future: college, dietetics, John Spangler lSpangl: Only on weekends and holi- days g F.F.A., Wrestling, Vol- leyball: Likes: music, travel- ing: Dislikes: S.l., J.T.: Fu' ture: college, work. Eric Stauffer: it ain't cool g Track: Likes: cruisirf, tunes: Dislikes: schoolg Future: work- ing. Scott Stauffer: 'lGood shape - G.S. g Wrestling, outdoor sports: Likes: crui- sin', the beach: Dislikes: snor- kle hoods, school: Future: Work. John Spangler Eric Staujfer Scott Stauffer IIIIXIDQIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Q: g , il: Z lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 39 Brenda Steely: Is it Friday yet? g Vo Tech, VICAQ Likes: John, snow, Dislikes: preps, school, Future: undecided. Richard E. Stepina lRickerl: 'lGet with the program , ln- tramurals, Tennis, Likes: roadtrips, partiesg Dislikes: homework, being corrected in public, Future: college, police officer. Cheryl Stoltzfus lSquirrell: Hey whafs up? g Likes: qui- et evenings, woodsg Dislikes: jocks, cliquesg Future: work. Tina Strauss lStraussyl: Softball, F.F.A.g Likes: Soft- ball, McDonald's French Fries, Dislikes: Saturday prac- tices, Future: work. Bjiirn Richard Telenius lNalle7: EI se niin netrilleen llt doesn't matterlng Soccer, Weight lifting, Like: profes- sional wrestling, pizza, Fun ture: Back to Finland, Army, Fire Brigade. Gordon A. Thiel lGorcliel: Football, B-ball: Likes: fine friends, having a good time: Dislikes: heads, 4th quarter, Future: college. Kevin Thomas lSkippyl: Hlinyatta Madatta'g APBAQ Likes: Dallas Cowboys, The Clash, Dislikes: snobs, home- work: Future: U.S. Marine Corps. lan Tomlinson lAshleyl: Hey boy g Wood shop, Met- al shop, VICA, Vo Techg Likes: England, trains, Dis- likes: jocks, preps, Future: masonry construction, mar- riage. Beverly Tyson lBevl: M 8: M's make friends , Softball, Band front, NHS, Varsity club, Junior activities, Likes, roses, teddy bears, Dislikes: nose bleeds, allergies, Future: marriage, elementary teach- er. 'udlfsf 'Q-K Brenda Steely 3 all 'W QL ,fin I 3gZ',:'lll,ifll'l 1 Tina Strauss itz' Richard E. Steplna l Cheryl Stoltzfus Bjorn Richard Telenlus G0rd0n A. Thiel Kevin Thomas Ian Tomlinson y , , Beverly Tyson lllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -rli l 'V - ' lllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 40 L John Vanderwende Gerald L. Wachob ,e'?i5f, 1-X 4?-vt Dave, Wall Chad Walter Eric Weaver Matthew Weaver , is s---L S 3 NM Lance Kendall Wagner Daniel Eugene Waltz Tim J. Weaver John Vanderwende Gerald L. Wachob lChipl: That's true g Band, Glee club, Orchestra, Stage crew, Likes: tinkering, electronic equipment, Dislikes: English, slow drivers, Future: college or technical school. Lance Kendall Wagner lE.T.l: If Tim J. Weaver can't do lt, nobody caring Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Varsi- ty club, FORCE, Volleyballg Likes: sleeping, lollipopsg Dis- likes: smoking, Reagan hat- ers: Future: President. Dave Wall lWalll: It ain't cool : Likes: cruising, Fri- days: Dislikes: nares, Mon- days: Future: bum. Chad Walter llvlickl: Get out , Volleyball, Tennis: Likes: rock'n roll, volleyball, Dislikes: homework, chemis- try, Future: trade school. Daniel Eugene Waltz lBig Danl: Give me a break reflug Football, Wrestling, Varsity club: Likes: sports, time on my hand, Dislikes: heads who steal cars, speed limits, Fu- ture: college. Eric Weaver lweavlz Hey, you nerdsn: Band, Indoor drumline, Intramurals, Or- chestra, Likes: drums, 4x4 trucksg Dislikes: wimps, nerds, Future: work. Matthew Weaver llvlattl: Wade Boggs is great , Band, Glee club, Orchestra, Show choir, Musicals: Likes: Heather, sports: Dislikes: los- ing: Future: college, civil engi- nearing. Tim J. Weaver lWeavl: Hey Bucldyl': Varsity club, Volleyball, Wrestling, Foot- ball, Likes: weightlifting, wrestiingg Dislikes: losing weight, long lunch lines: Fu- ture: College. 41 Joe Welnlickz Being right too soon is socially unaccepta- ble , Football, Model UN: Likes: politics, Robert Hein- lein books, Dislikes: pacifists, apathetic people, Future: Cornell University, law, Krista Lynn Weitz right , Field hockey, Track, Junior activities, Varsity club: Likes: Keith, smiling facesg Dislikes: snobs, liver: Future: college. John L. Welshofer May, Eggheadl: 'lKnow Nukes g Wrestling, Cross country, Model UNQ Likes: friends, Roseg Dislikes: irrational peo- ple, pacifistsg Future: Cornell University, nuclear engineer- ing. Robin Wheatley lRedJ: l'WillyvNilly'lg Band, Glee club, NHSQ Likes: chocolate, oornpahsg Dislikes: split pea soup, gym class: Future: col- lege, elementary education. Dawn E. White tDinkl: Right , Glee club, Softball, Band, F.B,l..lA,g Likes: T.J.W., shopping: Dislikes: rainy Mondays, snobs: Fu- ture: business school. Lisa Anne White: Varsity club, Cheering, Junior activi- ties, NHS, Volleyball: Likes: B,P.H., friends: Dislikes: T.C,, putting gas in the car: Future: college, travel. Glenn Auen water: :-see y'all : Glee club, Recorder choir, Cell group: Likes: mu' sic, reading: Dislikes: long periods, homeworkg Future: Navy, college. Jenny Wiley: Glee club, Show choir, Band, Student government, Drama, Year- bookg Likes: chocolate chip cool-ties, weekends: Dislikes: pretenders, rumors, Future: Duke University, genetics. Doug Williams lChipperl: Botchagalupa'lg Wrestling, Football, Cross Country, Mod- el UNg Likes: chocolate chip cookies, heavy sets of whirl- pool: Dislikes: liberals, police - all traffic lavvsg Future: col- leger Joe Weinllck Krista Lynn Weit John J. Welshofer 499' Robin Wheatley Dawn E. White Lisa Anne White -F 71 is Glenn Allen Wiker Jenny Wiley i Doug Williams llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll if .., Q' I lllllllll-lllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllll 42 P' l Marvin Williams Dave Williamson Gregory Winters Tony Witmer Ronald J. Wood Jill Wozniak fe-dr fr, - 4 Ss li .f K e i ' , x Rick Yellets Kelly Young John R. Zartman Marvin Williams lMessy Marvinl: Judy , Likes: wom- en, 4 wheel drive trucks, Dis- likes: school, Monday morn- ings, Future: work, Dave Wllllamson: What's up? , Football, Likes: out- doors, Michelle H., Dislikes: smoking, alcohol, Future: col- lege, marriage, work. Gregory Winters lPudl: Suits , Cross country, Band, lntramuralsg Likes: Porsches, sports, Dislikes: FORCE, NERDS: Future: college. Tony Wltmer: If it's good for America, it can't be wrong , Model UN, Likes: camouflage, military hard- ware, Dislikes: liberal fools, Pennsylvania, Future: col- lege, Naval Cryptologic Tech- nician. Ronald J. Wood Cwoodyiz L'You're a mean one Mr. Grinch , Football, Track, NHS, FORCE, Varsity club, Likes: food, good friends, Dis- likes: knee injuries, people who think they are superior, Future: college. Jill Woznlak: Spare mel , Cheerleading, Tennis, Class treasurer, Yearbook, Who's Who, Likes: art, Chinese food, Dislikes: pessimism,in- sects, Futurei college, interior architecture. Rick Yellets lSkipl: Re- lax , Volleyball, Softball, Bas' ketballg Likes: beach, parties, Dislikes: snobs, preps, Future: work, travel, marriage, Kelly Young Woungiel: Get a real thought , Likes: Chris M., horses, Dislikes: snobs, Mondays, Future: une decided, John R. Zartman lJ.R.l: What are you going to do when Hulkamania runs wild? , Football, Baseball, Volleyball, NHS, FORCE, Likes: J.P.H., IUPAC: Dis- likes: speed limits, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Future: college. 43 Lynn Zell: Cool so manyng Band, Softball, Newspaper, Who's Whog Likes: guys, Honda Civicsg Dislikes: self-w centered people, l points'fg Future: college. Benjamin L. Zimmerman' y lBenl: Yes, I want tallve in may an my life?'fj oieeciub,ii:A:g?A Show! choir, County, ,'Dtstrict5Qe,l gt RrslsivrirhwvsBvadsfvtfbeiieieffi Who Dftff1a::I4mes: 'Sl'PG!lQ'1lflQfi' iiianeyg New: Your : Cilygf g titres: Kmart pfepsl,lfc1osea.fygi? minded' lpeopleg Future:'fbe4' come riclranci famous. ' ' Lynn Zell L Benjamin L. Zimmerman David Alleman: lllflooseheadl Seniors Not Pictured Norman Lamar Larry Anne Brenda Sipe IBBJ: FHA: Likes: Chrus U., weekends, Dislikes: Mondays boredon' Jacqueline Behmdt Future: work, marriage. Mark Bowser: It's been real : Stage crew, Computersg Likes: computers, music: Jarrod Specht: Likes: half barrel on ice: Dislikes: school, pigs: Future Service Dislikes: homework: Future: bagpipe maker. automotive mechanic, Robert Cromwell Joe Sutton: UThat's what l'm here forf'g Likes: tunes, individualityg Dislikes blim Timothy Fivecoat followers, dizzy girls: Future: Art Institute. Timothy D. Weaver Above: One of many disabled players. Right: Santa's little help- er. Far top right: What color is it? Far bottom right: Beethoven at work. 44 iii as 'X , ff' il .,' ' fi ,nw ,Jw 0. ,wr , xx. H f . 5: 3' Nqgxl mv? , , ,mf i s ff' fu in gay' i i 5 1 l Www? Top left: Polishing domestic skills. Top right: Taking it easy, Middle left: Look out below! Above: Now that's talentl Left: Look at my eyes. 45 '- 3 i iiiii t We Top left: Tell me more. Top right: Bosom buddies. Middle left: A pair of op- posites, Bottom right: 12 Days of physics, Bottom left: ls it Friday yet? 46 H Q Q r, il S' 2 ii 5 gs .2- ti. 5 X, 35 A H S f' if R Sf teliiii 1 A 5 5 lf, , Z Z2 51:25-ll Efaiil . ,i..1L . X i iiij etyy N X Nwxn 3 Xiqx 1 E XS X. 81 My lilo LMI S x if rua SX- Qs l x l g I WN s Q .-1 2:5 x 4 ,.,...-...A . .ig .a x -K . WA . - '- 'ft 3 ' K ,... , ri ig 2 Q x , - Top lefti What do you want? Top Middle: Study hard. Top right: Eric! Center: So this is what you do in loungel Middle right: l'm sure glad that's over. Bottom left: What did you say? Bottom right: Look what l've got! 47 M, .XN HVQK .fl 5, Q Q, . SLN. x iw.. R , . , 433' .. M3 f- M- . fgfgzs ,mit -14 ...ir has Q.. M4 qfzefw 41, ' ' ' , , ' Q iff , EM: YV aw ' Q41 f ,, I 4-. V Aff .mf f f , 4, ,gf Z ff 'wa ,'-: ' 4,50 CLA Q U PICTURE THIS . . . N D E R C L O A F S F S I M C E E N R S 5+ A i Top Right: Junior Class Officers - Scott Deisley, Gretchen Rhoads, and Marc Flickinger. Missing - Toni Herr. BottomfLeft: Sophomore Class Officers 1 Pete Marks, Julie Turano, and Jenny McCreary, Missing - Alison Bradley. Bottom Right: Freshman Class Officers - Amy Landis, Eric Flickinger, Amy Nuss, and Stacey Kohler. 50 Jamie Adams Jeff Adams Tammy Adams Missy Afford Thomas Allshouse Debbie Anderson Denise Auker Todd Auker Troy Auker Mike Badorf Sue Baker Christine Balmer Mike Banack Pam Bard Kerry Ann Barnhart Blake Bender Scott Bender Jeff Binzen Marty Blose Marie Bowder Sharon Broderick Darrell Brubaker Karen Carpenter Cindy Carroll Phillip Charles Edward Cholmely Jones Christine Cooper Kathy Coates Sean Deemer Kathy Deibert Scott Deisley Corinne Delong Dan Dennis Christina Detz Joseph Ditmer Rick Ditzler Lora Diven Michelle Dixon Dave Eby Michael Eckman Betty Emmerick Tony Erkens Jamie Eshelman Lori Feister Todd Fichtner Lonnie Fisher Steve Fisher Marc Flickinger Jennifer France Angela Frank Kathleen Fry Rebecca Gallton Heidi Garner Tom Gauthreaux Linda Geiger Kelly Glass Rob Glick Nancy Gockley Tracy Gockley Troy Gockley Harley Greenway Brett Groff Daniel Groff Keith Groff Wendy Groff Terry Habecker ue' wrrxv Will Harris Trevor Hackman Tim Hazlett Alan Hench Suzanne Heron Julie Herr Toni Herr Ken Hess Derrick Hevener Nancy Hevener Michelle Hevener Mark Hilles Kathy Hinkle Greg Hodecker Steve Hoeltzel Shelby Holland Troy Horst Jennifer Hummer Jeff Hyle Lisa Ingram Kris Journey Daniel Kachel Spencer Keasey Doug Keenen John Keller Phillip Kelly Barb Kimble Jim Koelsch Sherman Kohler Mike Kolenda Kelly Koncle Scott Koring Rose Kreischer Darryl Kreitz Kathy Kriner Robert Lannigan Jeffrey Lepard Matt Long Patrick Lutz Janelle Mace Dan Martin Drew Martin Pamela Maxfield Melanie McCain Mike McCowan Sean McEvoy Rusty Meck Joanne Mekolichick Charlene Mellinger Ted Melusky Sue Mentzer Tim Michael Roy Miesse Donald Miller Greg Miller Kelly Miller Stacy Miller Tammy Miller Gary Minnich Shawn Montes Mark Neff Samantha Nuss Brigitte Painter Chris Pardue Brenda Parson Jim Patrick Vicki Peters Michelle Petticoffer Carrie Poirier Mike Price Keith Ramsey Michelle Reynolds Gretchen Rhoads Lori Richartz Dale Roberts Leslie Roberts Stephanie Romantic Matt Rowlands Georgina Rubincan Jeff Ruhl Matt Ruth Barbara Schmertz Lori Schneider Dale Seese Troy Sensenich Mary Shaffer Warren Sheaffer Lori Shee Lisa Shelly Jim Sherriff Kelly Shertzer Karen Sipe Alexander Smith Christy Smith Matt Snavely Jim Snyder Janet Snyder Bill Splain Beverly Stauffer Mark Steffy Doug Steinhauer John Stokes Natalie Stoltzfus Michelle Straw Anne Swan Susan Tobias Chris Ulrich Bina Vaidya Wheeler Walker Mike Weaver Terry Weaver Kelly Weiler Lisa Weit Christine Weitzel Janet Wenger Tim Werner Maureen West Jennifer Willier Cristy Willman Bryan Wolf Eric Wolf Mark Wood Jessica Yeager Robert Yellets Eric Zimmerman Mark Zunich Juniors Not Pictured Chris Adams Hansel Akers Jere Allison Chad Butson Michael Clark Tammy Dale Kelly Eckert David Firestone Rodney Hackman Michelle Hershey Brian Horst Erick Kline Jenny Lindke Kevin McGarrigle Cindy Reynolds Donna Reynolds Tracey Riker Tami Rogers Larry Ruggiano Eric Wiegand Cris Yurichko CTX? , ,J 'Y'-if 'sis by Ng! -Slit lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ,ii- , A i 3, ,. 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'Nav so he 1 Melissa Adams Jill Althouse Nell Amidon Jen Anderson Heather Auman Heather Aument Greg Bailey Dennis Bair Bob Barrett Jim Bauer Tina Bauman Deborah Beans Kim Benjamin Michael Bleacher Sheryl Boblick Bryan Bomberger Whittney Bortz Ron Bowman Terry Boyer Alison Bradley Nikki Brewer Greg Bucher Kim Buckwalter Ken Burkholder Chris Burns Tom Burns Mike Campbell Michelle Canady Tim Cardascia Lisa Carpenter Ron Colson Randy Cramer Patrice Deeley Eugene DeLong Veronica Denlinger Billy Ditzler Kelly Dolen Jill Downing Mike Eager Steve Eberhart Doug Eberly Tom Eberly Greg Eitner Denise Enck Kerry Engle Teri Erb Jeff Esbenshade Steve Esbenshade Ken Eshleman Troy Eshleman Cherie Faus Andrew Fincham Tracy Foltz Rachel Fox Lori Franck Missy Frederick Derrek Freeseman Alec Frick Dave Fritz Charles Fry Pam Gable Joe Gahring Hope Garner Judy Garner Chris Garrett Brian Geller va- ,, N... Nicole Gochnauer Randy Gockley Tina Gockley Missie Greenawalt Sally Gregory Kevin Grissinger Vanessa Groce Donna Groff Michael Groff Samantha Grumbrecht Mike Hartman Kyle Hawthorne Eric Heckel Liz Heckles John Heiser Robert Henderson Amy Herr Marlin Hershey Jon Hess Nicole Hilton Tim Hollinger Kurt Honabach Ryan Horning Laura Horton Sonya Houchin Matthew Houston Charlie Hurst Troy Hynicka Pam Kammerer Michelle Kepner Jim Kiehl Connie King Lorie Kline Mike Klopp Chris Knight Sean Kohler Kim Kometa Scott Krause John Kurtz Sherri Kurtz Brian Landis Mike Landis Jeannie Lawrence Michelle Levering Michelle Lewis Laurie Liebl Lauren Loercher Elissa Long Michele Marcolina Pete Marks Dana Martin Sherry Martin Chris Mason Troy May Heather McCloud Debbie McCowan Jenny McCreary Christopher McGinnis Bradford Mearig Jeni Meckley Rick Mellott Ronald Metzler Chad Miller David Miller Don Miller Sue Miller Greg Misenko Michelle Mohler Charles Murray Lisa Musser Lori Musser Jim Nagle Q MP' N'-' if Mark Newcomer Mark Pawling Davie Perry Troy Peters John Powell Edward Price Vance Ramsey Todd Reading Matt Reed Mark Reedy Tracey Reynolds Marci Richartz Troy Rissinger Scott Rogers Kim Roschel Dave Ross Michelle Ross Valerie Ruth Sandy Samelko Brenda Seibert Ray Shelley Craig Shelly Bruce Shenk Lisa Shenk Leanne Shertzer Jeff Siwiec John Sload Kristen Snyder Barbara South Jason Stanke Douglas Stauffer Keith Stauffer Mark Stoltzfus Kristen Strauss Angie Stumpf Melissa Styer Sheri Styer Paul Sweigart Tim Sweigart Jody Talbot Julie Teaman Shawn Testa Heather Thompson Bruce Tomey Barbara Trayer Paul Trefny Julie Turano Shelly Urban Cindy Usner Thomas Van Marter Rich Vetter Kelly Walters Jamie Weachter Pete Weachter Renae Weaver Troy Weaver Scott Weitzel Rachel Welch Troy Wentling Cindy Werner Helen West Greg Whitcraft Mark Wiker Leanne Williams Dee Woller Jeffrey Wozniak Christy Yerger Janine Yohn Greg Young Bradley Zechman Joe Zeyak Doug Zimmerman Chris Adcock David Allwein Tracy Allwein April Amand Greg Amand Kristi Anne Eric Arcudi Eric Aschenbach Vicki Asper Kathy Bair Catherine Barrett Scott Bauer Jenn Bear Eric Becker Mary Becker Philip Beiter Mark Berry Carol Bollinger Ron Bouder Gregg Bowman J.J, Bradley James Brenner Darin Brinkman Andrew Brubaker Doreen Brubaker Pete Brubaker Shelly Brubaker Dawn Buchter Bruce Burkhart Randy Butson Gretchen Byler Tara Carino Tina Collins Eric Connelly George Cook Eric Crabtree Charlie Daughton Michael Davidson Mike Deeley Kristy Deibert Rich Denlinger Jerry Detz Michael Diffendall Scot Diffendal Christine Dixon Robin Doan Robert Dodds Kevin Dodge Rob Dodson Sue Eberhart Cliff Eberly David Ehrgood Scott Esbenshade Charles Fernald Eric Flickinger Scott Foreman Angela Forry Ron Fox Buffy Frederick Todd Frederick Eric Frey Jason Fry Kevin Fry Jere Frysinger Dan Gallton Alfie Gardiner 1, W- X 'WKQ WM I . . . I M' Qff?a?EQ2il1,?ls,, 2 if 1i,f12f5fE1i,11 Q - -Q ' W , , ,I ' f . ,,, ' I f I WV fr v rr M .1 l A , W ,,,,u garm5gs:ss' 1 i P .41 Heidi Gardner Jane Garner John Gaughan Kathy Gehman Tammy George Jeff Gerhart Alicia Glick Andy Good Matthew Good Lance Greenway Judd Grumbrecht Tom Hackman Debbie Haddad Eric Hample Colleen Hansen Traci Hart Buck Hartzell Denise Heisey Lisa Heisey Dave Hench Mike Henderson Sue Ellen Hendricks Duane Henry Angie Herr Brenda Herr Julie Herr Teresa Herr Lisa Hess Stephanie Hess Cathy Hevener Kevin Hevener Krystal Hibshman Keith Hinkle Steven Hodecker Marci Hoover Donna Huber Jack Hurd Steve Hyle Jennifer Jacobs Craig Journey Doug Joyce Tim Jutzi Monte Kase Marc Kauffman Stephanie Keebler Steve Keener Tracey Keller Thomas Kench Eric Kendig Mark Kershner Wendy Kiehl Ann Marie King Debbie Klaassen Michelle Kline Shawn Kline Teresa Klopp Danielle Knipple Stacey Kohler Katie Koncle Dale Kreider Tammy Krentz Katrina Kyle Shannon Lake Amy Landis Mark Landis Matt Landis Hans Leber Heather Leberfinger Beth Leininger Nancy Lewis Amy Little Brock Livingston ...qu gs., vp-Q Michele Lodish Nicole Long Craig Loose Shawn Loose Tyelisa Loose Dave Lusk Mike Magee Jeff Mancill Paula Manmiller Phil Marks Chris Martin Stacy Martin Jay May Tim McCrary Kevin McEvoy Tiffanie Meese Kevin Miller Chris Mitchell Gina Montes Steve Moody Keith Morris Lorrie Mumma Steve Musser Scott Muzzio Kristelle Myer Chris Nagle Matt Neff Diane Nixdorf Leon Nolt Amy Nuss Shawn Ober Michele Oehme Stephen Pasker Lisa Penrocl Leilani Peters Michele Peters Dawn Pfautz Hoa Pham Karen Pisano Mike Plowfield Noel Poirier Denise Radell Lisa Rampulla Susie Randall Julie Rathkey Gary Reck Noreen Reinhart Robin Reynolds Denise Rider Bob Rieker Renee Rieser Peter Ringer Sheri Rissinger Diane Roberts Mike Ross Maura Rowlands John Royer Amy Ruth Brian Ruth Doug Rutt David Schaich Keith Schneider Rob Schroeder Nancy Scott Heather Shaffer Traci Lynn Shank Roger Shay Neil Shelley Pete Sheppard Tony Shreiner Jeff Simmons Kim Smith Richard Smith Tim Smith Brent Snavely Daryl Snavely Pam Snavely Becky Sommer Robb Spangle Cynthia Staufter Dave Stauffer Gwen Stauffer Rich Stauffer Debbie Steeley Eric Stein Jenn Stofflet Amber Strauss Chris Straw Dusty Strichler Jenny Swan Melissa Taylor Michelle Taylor Jodi Thomas Marty Thomas Missy Toth Noelle Turco Dora Usner Glenda Varner Shane Varner Angela Vogel Leanne Wachob Amy Wagner Dan Wagner Mark Walter Kevin Weaver Brent Weber Sonya Weber Rachel Weidman Tammy Weik Brett Weit Dennis Weit Leanne Weit Doris Wenger Corey Wenrich Bill Wentling Tim Whitmyer Jon Whittington Becky Wiegand Julie Wiley Mark Will Carey Williams Carolyn Williams Cindy Williams Tammie Williams Nancy Wilson Tammy Wolfe Deanna Woodley Brandon Woyurka Melissa Yelagotes Rhonda Zahn Shawn Conner Michael Ramsey Brita Schneider Ken Zayak Krista Zimmerman Sophomores Not Pictured Freshmen Not Pictured Jeff Metzler Daniel Snavely Brian Byerly Todd Hgffgy Shawn Miller Allen Steinmetz Todd Currier John Hurd Crystal Crawford Ron Hartman Andy Hollinger Stephan Kauffman Kelli Lewis Angie Mishler Rob Risser Daryl Sensenig Robert Simmons Lisa Weidman Brian Wentzel William Worthington Kelly Zimmerman Paul Dale Joseph Gibbs John Good Jessica Hann 70 David Kreidler Chris Meyer Kerri Misenko Shawn Pietsch Larry Wade Dave Yutz an mfiir A :rw 1 1 QXWYIWS VV? F' f W XMI? yy QUCVITKQ 'V AND REACHES FDR Bonsoir, Bonsoir. Here we are at the pride of San Tropez, the envy of the cabaret world, the jewel of the Riv- iera, only fun from here to the finale. Ladies and gentlemen, I beg you, open your eyes, you have arrived at La Cage Aux Folles! Is this band? Yes, this year Broad- way came alive on the field for the Warwick High School Band with their rendition of the hit musical comedy, i'I.a Cage Aux Follesf' Through the diligent efforts of the staff, the show concept arranged by Steve and Bobbie McMillian treated spectators to a visu- al, as well as musical, extravaganza. Amidst applause, the announcer, Bill Gardner, the voice of Warwick, began the show with his infamous . . . I-Iere's Warwick! It started like a Broadway show, with an orchestra warming up and the dancers stretching before their performance. Then on to the first number, I Am What I Amn and 'iCocktail-counterpoint from the 74 Tony Award winning La Cage Aux Follesfl Next it was on to A Piece of Skyl' from the movie Yentl.', This was highlighted by an unusual, but ex- citing swinging ball routine, The show ended with 'KThe Best of Times topped off with the chorus and La Cage show girls. This year's band was unusually young with over half the band and front being underclassmen and seventh and eighth graders. The year began slow, and hopes were dim, but with each per- formance the band improved dramati- cally and spirits rose. Then, at states, that certain burst of emotion where mu- sicians become performers, the band reached for that illusive piece of sky and achieved their highest score of the season by taking second place. The year will be topped off with a trip to Florida in the spring. What does the future hold for the Warwick I-Iigh School Band? Only time will tell . . . Be sure to be there! - Jon Perini 3 em., I st.. PIECE OF SKY :QL f -iff-ig-ff V r ,Lw'. ,gb '. 1 A -ff '5 'bm ' y - 'f,' H+ 5:1 ,Z - . Scoreboard Manheim Central Field Competi- tion 69.2 2nd Place Wilson Field Competi- tion 70.30 2nd Place Ephrata Fair Parade 74.8 1st Place Elco Field Competition 64.75 3rd Place Northern Field Competi- tion 72.95 lst Place Upper Dublin Field Competi- tion 75.05 lst Place Cavalcade of Bands Liberty Conferen- ce 80.3 2nd Place New Holland Spectacle of Bands Para- de Honor Band ---W Top left: With a sigh of relief and a smile of pride, band leaders accept their trophy. Center left: Crack those notes! Bottom right: Mr. and Mrs, McMillan take a moment to relax. Bottom left: Has anyone seen my wall-:ie-talkie? 75 fu, ,,V lf rf ffl Pwr V: Q Q Wwff J' wwf i QW , tgp 5 B A... nik, Top left: Keeping an eye on the director. Top right: Is it really that bad? Center left: Continuous support of the football team. Center right: 'lBonsoir, Bonsoiru Bottom left: Band Buddies. Bottom right: Final stage of i'Cocktail-Counterpoint. 76 . -uf r . , -:IF A-F 5 t Y M W ,bi E - in lil fi .... 5 ,h 4 .61 Top left: The final performance at States, Top right: What am I doing? Center left: Sweating out those beats. Center right: How much longer do I have to hold this note? Bottom left: Giving it all she's got. Bottom right: Keeping to the beat. Bottom center: 'iHey, you can't take my pic- ture! 77 INSTRUMENTALISTS ACHIEVE HONORS Top right: County Band: front row: Wheeler Walker, Ken Burkholder, Kelly Kon- cleg middle row: Becky Rave- gum, Yvonne Snyder, Shelby Enterline, Sally Gregory, Hei- di Gardnerg back row: Scott Rogers, Eric Zimmerman, Jon Perini, and Ken Hess. Center left: District Orchestra: Kelly Koricle and Eric Zim- merman. Center Right: Dis- trict Band: Ken Burkholder and Eric Zimmerman, Bot- tom: LVC Honors Band: Becky Ravegum, Jon Perini and Maureen lVlcCaffery. www V g X f rsr,igxgi1 xii, We Q K fm, X My Not pictured: LVC Honors Strings: Jodi Esbenshade, Glenna Bailey, and So- nya Weber. County Orchestra: Ken Burkholder, Matt Weaver, Kelly Koncle, Michelle Hevener, Greg Bailey, Sonya Weber, Eric Zimmerman, Glenna Bailey, and Jodi Esbenshade. ,rigs we apr 78 ORCHESTRA PERFORM AT INNER HARBOR Rf2 ARA AX ' The Warwick High School Or- chestra, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Lehman, performs classical songs to Broadway show tunes. Mrs. Jane Sheaffer is in charge of the string instrument instruction. The orchestra start- ed its annual performances on December 9, 1984 with a com- bined Christmas concert in May and pit orchestra for the school musical. This year the orchestra will 'P' r haveaspecial performance at ln- ner Harbor, Baltimore on Satur- day, May 4, 1985. The orchestra was invited to perform a one- hour concert at the Harbor Place Amphitheater for the public. Top: First row: Jodi Esbenshade, Glenna Bailey, Marty Blose, Dana Martin, Michelle Canady, Linda Geiger, Lisa Rampulla, Sonya Weber, Tim Hazlett, Matt Weaver, Sec' ond row: Michelle Hevener, Jenny Willier, Michelle Oehme, Wendy Kiehl, Heather Auman, Ulrike Schmidt, Becky Ravegum, Jon Perini, Tracy Foltz, Heide Gardner, Sal- ly Gregory, Mandy Nuss, Greg Bailey, Third row: Directors Mr. Lehman and Mrs. Shaefter, Scott Esbenshade, Pete Ringer, Gary Minnich, John Gaughan, Heather Thompson, Carol Pawling, Chris Nagle, Ruth Marks, Eric Zimmerman, Ken Burkholder, Chip Wachob, Steve Esbenshade, and Kelly Koncle. tMissing are Carol Heffner and Maureen McCaftery. Bottom left: Orchestra Director, Mr. Ralph Lehman. Bottom Right: Strings instructor, Mrs. Jane Shaeffer. 79 SPOTLIGHT ON SINGERS! E ' as s - - 1 F .i.. - . 1' ., - r - ...s-s Q . F X J... K 1 A - . sea, , The 1984-1985 Glee Club, under the direction of June Lantz, began its concert year on December 9, 1984 with the annual Christmas concert featuring the theme, Christ- mas in the Old Country. Songs included the traditional Christmas is Coming, plus songs sung in Spanish, French, Russian, German, and Latin. Featured was a dance to Christmas in Killar- ney, by a pair dressed in kilts. Invited to the annual Festi- val of Choruses on February 22, 1985 were Manheim Township, Lampeter-Stras- burg, and Cedar Crest Choirs. The combined choirs sang Every Valleyl' and Amer- icafl Highlighting the year is a trip to Philadelphia during which the Glee Club will sing at a cathedral and tour the his- torical city. 80 Z as 3 . Top: The Warwick High School Glee Club: Bottom: Show Choir: first row: Jill Downing, April Enck, Steve Esbenshade, Ben Zimmerman, Gretchen Rhoads, Lisa Weidman, second row: Beatrix Greiner, Glenna Bailey, Kevin Dodge, Matt Weaver, John Hess, Linda Snader, Carol I-leffnerg Third row: Beth Sipe, Jodi Esbenshade, Greg Bailey, Dan Kachel, Steve Hoetzel, Janelle Shanfelder, Fourth row: Karen Carpenter, Donna Groff, Jon Perini, Spencer Keasey, Ken Hess, Marty Blose, and director, Mrs. Lantz. I 3 Top: Honors choir: First row: Glenna Bailey, Jodi Esbenshade, Janelle Shanfelder, April Enck, Steve Esbenshacle, Carol l-leffnerg Second row: Steve Hoetzel, Jackie Heagy, Jon Perini, Ken Hess, and Kevin Dodge. Center: County Chorus: first row: Mandy Nuss, Steve Esbenshade, Carol Heffner, Jill Downing, and Ben Zimmerman, second row: Greg Bailey, Spencer Keasey, Ken Hess, and Karen Carpenter. Bottom left: District Chorus: First row: Lisa Weidman, Jill Downing, and Ben Zimmerman, second row: Greg Bailey, Spencer Keasey. Bottom right: Re- gional Chorus: Jill Downing and Ben Zim- merman, D' 81 B REFOOTI THE P RK Corrie Bratter ........ Telephone Man ...... Delivery Man ...,.. Paul Bratter ........ Mother ................ Victor Velaseo ....... Director ...................... . Student Asst. Director ....... .... Stage Manager ............... . .Stephanie Hess Ben Zimmerman Kevin Dodge Spencer Keasey ...Jennifer Wiley ......Bill Oehme ........Joe Centini ..Jessica Yeager Greg Minnich Asst. Stage Manager ......... ...... J essica Yeager Props and Set dressing ...... .......... J oe Lively Set Construction ........................................................................... Jennifer Willier Samantha Nuss On January 11 and 12, 1985 the Warwick Chapter of the International Thespian Society presented Neil Simon's most popular comedy, Barefoot in the Park. The evening was highlighted by numerous trips up five flights Cinclucling the stoopl to the tiny apartment which was the setting for the three act play. Through fights, snow fall through the broken sky light, and numerous interruptions by an eccentric old man, a delivery man, and a TV man, the couple managed to keep their love alive. Although the weather was cold and snowy, the audience found their travels rewarded by three hours of non-stop laughter. Officers of the Thespian Society are President, Bill Oehmeg Vice President, Spencer Keaseyg Secretary, Jennifer Wiley, Treasurer, Jon Perinig and Advisor, Joe Centini. 82 l V 5 f fr rs: , s as f. if 'si l l xii? :wwf 3 ,Ai l i THE WARWICK CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY presents BAREFOOT IN THE PARK January 11 and 12, 1985 Page 82, top: Entire cast and crewg Right: The newlyweds talking over future plans. Page 83 W top: Exhausted telephone man presents Mrs. l Bratter her new telephone, Center left: Mother- in-law pays a visit. Bottom left: Delivery man complains of exhaustion. Above: Victor boosts Corrie up to turn on radiator. l 83 NHS HAS AN EXTREMELY BUSY YE R Andrew Axemaker Glenna Bailey Brenda Clausen Mike Copenhaver April Enck Jodi Esbenshade Jennifer Foulk Cindy Hurst Beth Keener Jodi Long Juli Long Ruth Marks Dean Martin Phyllis Maxfield Maureen McCaffery Bob Mekolichick Janelle Mellinger Kristy Mellot Kevin Muzzio Bill Oehme On May 21, 1984, the Nation- al Honor Society inducted six senior and 40 junior members chosen in the areas of character, scholarship, leadership, and ser- vice. Newly elected officers were President - Ruth Marksg Vice- President - Cindy Hurstg Trea- surer - April Enckg and Secre- tary - Becky Ravegum. The club, supervised by Mrs. Wat- kins, was extremely busy this year. Activities included giving a Thanksgiving meal to a needy family, Christmas carolling, working with handicapped chil- dren, and sponsoring a Saint Pa- trick,s Day dance. A getting-ac- quainted day with the exchange students and a Senior Citizens' Tea, as well as several other ac- tivities were held . The year con- cluded with the next induction ceremony. Top right: The NHS officers for 1984-85. Bottom right: The 1984-85 members gather together during club period B. 84 .T L . . .,,, X ,1 Carol Pawling Brenda Penrod Jon Perini Becky Ravegum Sue Rohrer Kelli Romascavage Jodi Ruhl Michele Shelly Bev Tyson Matt Weaver Joe Weinlick Jay Welshofer Robin Wheatley Lisa White Doug Williams Tony Witmer Ron Wood Jill Wozniak JR. Zartman . , ,,:5, -u..,,. isrr :r ., 1 R3 f -:PIL ., , ' S ' r -, , 1 TT! IQ 5 M13 .Q 9 XsYi 'gj ff it if as gr is ri ia iii si NATIONAL CLU vnu M -ef .ya 4 f l Top: Members of FFA: first row: Mark Pawling, Jeff Ruth, Pat Moore, Tina Strauss, and Dave Firestone, second row: Kelly Eckert, Dan Snavely, Troy Auker, Tim Sweigart and Todd Aukerg third row: Advisor Miss Shaner, Sean Deemer, Jon Brindle, Rob Glick, Dave Fritz, and Alex Smith. Bottom: FBLA Executive Committee: Missy Afford, Kim Billings, Jackie Heagy, Jodi Ruhl, Linda Kegris, and Kelli Romascavage. BS The Future Farmers of America is the larg- est youth organization in the United States, preparing its members for the vast field of agriculture which they will encounter throughout life. Membership ranges from Alaska to Puerto Rico. The FFA at Warwick has been growing every year in both mem- bership and participation. Fund Raisers are used to send active members to local country fairs and contests, and state level competi- tion, Highlighting this year was a seven day trip by school van to our national convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Individual students may select from over twenty-seven areas of interest, ranging from small animals and horses, wildlife conserva- tion, greenhouse management, to tract or safety, welding, and structures, and farm ma- chinery. The 1984-85 officers are as follows: Presi- dent, Dan Martin, Vice-President, Dave Fire- stone, Secretary, Todd Auker, Treasurer, Sean Deemer, Sentinal, Dave Fritz, Report- er, Alex Smith, Chaplin, Mark Pawlingg Stu dent advisor, Dan Snavely, and Advisors Miss Shaner and Mr. Gerber. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization which is preparing members for the growing business world. This year's club increased over 200070 with forty members participating. The club invites various speakers, such as people from Cen- tre Business School and lmage lmprovement, takes field trips, provides Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners to needy families in Li- titz, and sponsors the Valentine's Day Teach- ers' Tea. Officers for 1984-85 are as follows: Presi- dent, Jodi Ruhlg Treasurer, Kelli Romasca- vage, Vice-President, Jackie I-Ieagy, Secre- tary, Kim Billings, Historian: Linda Kegrisg Social Committee Chairman, Wendy Landis, Reporter, Missy Afford, and Advisor, Mrs. Sload. 85 SPOT THOSE P BLISHERSV :Qrw e i i Newspaper Club Editor-in-chief: ...... ............. S helby Holland News co-editors ..,..... ,........ M ichelle Levering Leanne Williams Sports Editor: ............. ..... K im Buckwalter Feature Co-editors: ..,.... .......... M ichelle Ross Lauren Loercher Business Manager: ...... ......,....... B arb Schmertz Advisor: .................,..................................... Miss Slean The Newspaper staff, under the direction of Miss Slean, planned to publish one FallfWinter issue and one spring issue. Literary Magazine Editor-in-chief: .................... ....... T heresa Moran Assistant Editor-in-chief: ...... ...... J ennie Willier Art Editor: .................... ........,.. M andy Nuss Business Editor: ............. ...... N atalie Blessing Asst. Business Editor: ....... ........ S hawn Montes Advisors: ..,.................... ...... M rs. Campagna Mrs. Rill The literary Magazine club has sponsored a contest this year to encourage and recognize artistic and writing tal- ent. The magazine was published in the spring. Top left: Newspaper editorial staffg Top right: Warwick's Newspaper staffg Center right: Literary Magazine Club: Bottom right: Literary Magazine editorial staff. 86 al i i STUDENT GOVER ME T an v. S - W,....aw,,,,, Y f L fcwnfr Vyfiff X-rf . 7 Student Government started its year by writing a new constitu- tion. Student Government is responsible for all class officer elec- tions, Homecoming court elections and festivities, the Christmas Dance, Special Olympics and Senior Citizens' Tea, which is held in cooperation with NHS. Donations were made to the Catholic Re- lief fund for Ethiopia, the Lititz Library, Roger Matthews,fwho acts as Santa while visiting hospitals and nursing homesl, and health organizations. The goal for this year is to open a school store. SHARPENING THE MI D! 87 1985 Warrian is Published in the Spring Kap' A A J' s . is is, , IVI, :A ,X x..:v- . X r T . at A - 55 as . -Y-Q . 4 K - . .X xiii, ', 1 V. , m i,, . p T . . -. gA,5. .-- . 5 Q 4 l W' ' The 1985 Warrian staff, with editor-in-chief, Jodi Myers, had a hectic year getting the yearbook published by May and a supplement with the spring activities for the fall. The staff, consisting of only eighteen members, made many changes including switching to a new publishing company, Herff Jones Yearbooks. Many hours were spent toiling over layout sheets, pictures, and typewriters in order to meet deadlines set by the company. The staff eagerly anticipated the arrival of the completed 1985 Warrian, a product of their hard work. Mrs. Witmyer, as advisor for her second year, spent many hours after 3:00 at school helping the staff. The yearbook staff is as follows: Editor-in-chief: Jodi Myers: Asst. editor-in-chief and underclassmen editor: Angie Frank: Senior section editors: Michele Shelly and Jill Woz- niak: Underclassmen editor: Liz Hecklesg Activities editors: Lori Shenk and Jodi Ruhl: Sports editor: Maureen McCaffery: Advertising editors: Judy Garner and Nell Amidong and other staff members: Toni Herr, Becky Ravegum, Barb Trayer, Julie Turano, Patrice Deeley, Jenny Wiley, Chris Plowfield and Heather Kimball. The staff would like to thank the numerous persons and groups who helped with the 1985 Warrian. They are as follows: the advertisers, Al lOur yearbook representativel, the I-leisey Studio, teachers and advisors, Terry tour contract photographerl, and everyone else who contributed. Your time was greatly appreciated and invaluable. 88 IT Center left: This is frustrating!!! Bottom right: Patrice helping with the underclass- men section. VARSITY CLUB HO ORS DR GROSH Varsity club was busy this year planning their annual activities along with a few special activities. Annually the Varsity club holds a parents' day to honor the seniors. Also, varsity breakfasts were given to honor all sports varsity letter winners. Special activities included building a new trophy case and having a banquet to honor Dr. Grosh and Mr. Palkovic. The Varsity club sponsored their activities by having a dance for students. Elected officers this year included Todd l-lazlett as Presidentg Cindy Hurst as Vice-Presi- dentg Beth Keener as Secretaryg and Janelle Mellinger as Treasur- er. Top left: Todd doing what he does best. Top right: The Vice-President running the show. Center left: Dan says he'll do it. Center right: Varsity club members. Bottom righti Seeing double??? ,Hb-. Vocational-Technical Education Qld Nunn... 9 WAI: W,o Q5S'rLrNG,- , 5 ,. , Top left: Patternmakmg: Tom Burger Top center: Horticulture: Mike Clark Top right: Painting and Dec.: James Roth Bottom left: Appliance Repair: Marvin Williams Bottom center: Auto Body: Dale Seese Bottom t,1- V e-, right: Carpentry: Troy Keebler ,M ' t 90 f'1ff XX NX ' A 1 X mv xy 'Q il l'l ! 5. vw 'its Top left: Cosmetology: Vickie Klaassen, Stephanie Romantic, Kelly Glass, seated - Jill Fivecoat Top center: BDP: Brian Allwein, Michele Shreiner, Brenda Steely Top right: Auto Mechanics: Ed Chapple, James Bushong Center left: Heating! Ventilation: Chris Yurichko, Ed Price, George Gahring Center: Pre- Vocational: Paul Sweigart, Donna Reynolds, Randy Gockley, back - Jere Allison Center right: Millwork: Ronald Metzler, Todd Fichtner, Donald Miller, Rick Ditzler Bottom left: Horticulture: Vicki Peters, Darryl Kreitz, Lisa Shenk Bottom right: Sheet metal: Greg Eitner, Ron Colson, Greg Misenko 91 Top left: Auto Mechanics: Mark Stolzfus, Charles Murray, Doug Zim- merman, Gary Reck Top right: Welding: Warren Sheaffer, Steve Mateyak, Victor Hill Center left: Ma- chine Shop: Jeff Frey, Scott Eshel- man, Chris Adams, Jarrod Specht, Brian Wentzel Center right: Building Maintenance:SteveEberhart,TimFi- vecoat Bottom left: Electrical Oc- cup.: John Stokes, Derrick Hevener, Greg Ruth, Michael Frymyer, Rodney Hackman Bottom right: Health Asst.: Lisa McClellan, Michele Mumma, Lori Feister Right: Graphic Arts: Tammy Dale, Kit Ahnert, Greg Bucher, Greg Whitcraft, Daniel Ble- Vins 92 SDD QT 1984 WARRIORS HAVE TOP SEASO K . -,.. ...M ,. The 1984 football season featured everything from glorious victories to heart- breaking defeats for the Warriors. The most glorious victory came on Homecom- ing Day when league co-champion Penn Manor fell to an inspired Warwick team. It was the only league loss in 1984 for the Comets. The most heartbreaking loss was the season finale when a 3-O defeat at the hands of an inspired Manheim Central team prevented the Warriors from sharing the league championship with Penn Manor and Conestoga Valley. After an impressive opening non-league win over Lebanon Catholic, the Warriors lost their next three games. Non-league losses to a very talented Hempfield team and archrival Manheim Township were followed by a disappointing loss to Conestoga Valley in the league opener. A field goal with five seconds left in the game was the margin of victory for the Buckskins. A five-game winning streak, all league victories, followed the losing streak as the Warriors emerged as one of the league's better teams. The loss to Central snapped the winning streak. The 1984 varsity football team provided many thrills and lots of excitement. The team also displayed a never-say-die attitude that has become typical of Warwick athletic teams. The twenty-four seniors, who provided the spark and leadership, each contributed greatly to the team's success. They have made a lasting impression on the school's football program and have set a great example for all of those future Warriors who will follow them. - Coach Snyder Top - 1984 Football Team - Front Row: Coach John Mattern, Coach Garry Fuhrman, Coach Steve Barbato, Bob Mekolichick, Dave Williamson, Don Landis, Tim J. Weaver, Dave Shaeffer, Tom Burger, Kevin Muzzio, Joe Weinlick, Coach Terry Kauffman, Coach Ed Hartmann, Head Coach Mark Snyder, Second Row: Troy Keebler, Steve Mateyak, Jeff Martin, Ken Boak, Dean Martin, Scott Newcomer, Keith Ressler, Todd Hazlett, Bill Sherriff, Lance Wagner, Dan Waltz, J.R. Zartman, Pat Scott, Gordie Thiel, Norman Lamar, Ron Wood, Third Row: Mark Hilles, Jamie Eshleman, Harley Greenway, Blake Bender, Alen Hench, Jim Koelsch, Jim Sherriff, Chris Ulrich, Keith Groff, Tim Michael, Sherman Kohler, Keith Ramsey, Mark Zunich, Darrell Brubaker, Derrick Hevener, Trevor Hackman, Fourth Row: Ryan Horning, Randy Gockley, Mike Hartman, Matt Houston, Greg Young, Tom Burns, Eric Heckel, Brian Bomberger, Chris Knight, Jamie Weachter, David Ross, Pete Marks, Troy May, John Sload, Marlon Hershey, Jim Kiehlg Fifth Row: Trainers - Missy Toth, Sue Mentzer, Shelley Urban, Alison Bradley, Brian Landis, Angie Frank. Center - Geronimo! Bottom - Attack! 94 ,4',f Rst LEAGUE RECCRD OF 5-2 2 'N VAR JV 27 6 Lebanon Catholic 8 12 8 34 Hempfield 22 8 14 16 Manheim Township 8 0 13 16 Conestoga Valley 0 6 21 0 Solanco 18 8 30 7 Ephrata 7 12 28 20 Columbia 14 24 15 13 Penn Manor 7 6 18 15 Elizabethtown 6 22 I' -IM :gm Top - Conference time, Center left - Gotcha! Center -- Take it . . . PLEASE! Center right - What ARE they doing out there? Bottom - War- wick history was made when Coach Snyder became the coach with the most wins - pic. S. Palkovic 95 'QQ Y' ' 'V' 3 AM, Mis- -- TW., Q1 , Q , 2? f ,,,, ,, - X a my ,L ' st , f !.' E' as ' aa! qs irhlfi, E 73 ' 23 maxi ' 3 . I 1 ' A 1 l E T we errrllillprgr ,ei L, , a 1 ' fo T .L esre oitss, L -- I rg, f A , T ., 4 ,ww 'v V! . J ,J '-Mg, I A .5 Pyha' , ilfxfg , . 1 ,Q F'-' C 'fi gl f ' 'Q' sit ' Lyn' , XWSQEV ' '1-Ds 1 ' in L , in 45 ' f 1' ' ., 'm , T ,fr ix' M' of' t I K V :I yi , my V of A .r ,k.. i 7:7 ,V ,ww X it i. , , T if ttt a t '- f 'rf iw ,, ' , V 1 ' ' T M , ' T Y' ,VH it 2' S2 KZ rig r gpm: 2 rw Ywnmmnvww an V2 Q z , Q 1 ,, ,Isp ' .V M K i 5 th if 5 ,,, w fggyr , 5 rf Q 1 Q-nl, 3 Q V-,mg 4 ,Qi or r A? fu!! in 1 s T if l f :1 rr f atts to l Top left - Blake Bender dodges a tackle for another first down. Top upper right - Who's got the ball? Top bot- tom right - The offensive handoff. Center left - 1984 Jr. High Football Team - Front Row: Drew Hench, Neal Shelley, Kevin Weaver, Phil Marks, Jason Fry, Mike Diffendall, Keith Morris, Dan Gallton, Lance Greenway, Matt Landis, Second Row: Steve Moody, Brett Weit, Rob Dodson, Marc Kauffman, Tom Smith, Jeff Gerhart, Eric Arcudi, Rich Denlinger, Shawn Loose, Mike Ross, Doug Joice, Mark Dill, Shawn Ober, Third Row: Dennis Weit, Scott Diffendall, Craig Loose, Kevin McEvoy, Brent Snave- ly, Doug Rutt, Kevin Hevener, Mike Deely, Chris Martin, Fourth Row: Coach Jim Konevitch, Derrick Hench, Brian Case, Doug Tyson, Shawn Seibert, Dain Horning, Lee Mas- tromatteo, Ted Turano, Matt Hillis, Mike McCloud, Jace Mellinger, Coach Dennis Bortz. Center Right - Blake breaks through his opponents. Bottom - Warriors named to the All-Star Team pose with Coach Snyder 1 pic. S. Palkovic. 96 I We 1 irrg T rt f or it ,K M 1 f 1 i V ff ,,,, ZW in , H I ,,,Me,1'gl'q ri, V dvr, rf rar? if we wr N rf, T T F V! Vrik, BTN A ,f,,,,W,, t W fr 5 i 2 Q 9 M , ,,.. ' 2 lf l l 5 f'a5. 'dd Q'-'M - .uw it - ivffi W l - ' Ezfzsi-311U1l?H2? 5fg,gss5'-fire f M - if it 'f i- l y Sfviil 'wt sf! , 'Q Fl its i 4 i iii-1? , f.. 'wl- . V: ,,V. er A Q ,Ax A . I :Q -11 f' rf 5 2, ' , Nl X' fff' R , 1 ' , f ' 1 S l 2:21 lg 1 3 5 Q mm,, K V all 1 as fa swab' Top - Warriors ready for action. Center left - Warwick shows its good sportsmanship. Center right - Try to figure this one out! Bottom - Warwicl-Cs blockers protect Bill Sherrill while he prepares to pass. 97 HOCKEY REACI-IES DISTRI T QU RTERFIN ALS The 1984 hockey team improved their mark of last year by finishing with an 8-1-2 record. This was good enough for a second place finish in Section Two of the Lanc.-Leb. Hockey League. The team's success was largely due to the team's desire to play well and will- ingness to work hard for what they wanted. Much credit needs to be given to a large group of seniors that provided the leadership and guidance to guide this team to another play-off berth. This year the team wrote another page in Warwick Hockey history by winning their first district game and qualifying for the district quarterfinals. Also, Michelle Hershey and Krista Weit were named to the All-Star Team. The 1984 hockey team, and especially the seniors, can be very proud of their accomplishments. - Coach Derr Top - 1984 Hockey Team - Front Row: Liz Heckles, Donna Groff, Sherri Kurtz, Heather Aument, Jeannine Lawrence, Debbie Beans, Barb Trayer, Veronica Denlinger, Second Row: Kristy Deibert, Julie Teaman, Toni Herr, Nancy Gockley, Kelly Glass, Lori Schneider, Michelle Hershey, Anne Swan, Missy Afford, Julie Tur- ano, Tammy Kretz, Third Row: Coach Barb Spangler, Kathy Dei- bert, Missy Greenawalt, Allison Bradley, Bryna Reilly, Jo Beth Forney, Pam Richwine, Krista Weit, Sheri Beans, Amy Mentzer. Cindy Hurst, Beth Keener, Robin Sarbaugh, Sheryl Boblick, Kim Buckwalter, Jenny McCreary, Lisa Weit, Coach Bob Derr. Center - Beth Keener shoots for goal! Bottom - Coach Derr discusses strategy before the game. 98 I -H ,, . fr:-W., unix Q , . 1 J. 5 Z. 4- sk xt r 6 .' 'ff 1 Q , - i Q . ., K 5 K ., 5 3 Q!! K i , .Va - sk A . sa? M' 1 ,fly . 1 i 3 l lr 5 ' . r A s ' 51 f r. fl- lg!-r.. K' ra 1 f if - ' ' A . 4 1 1... - X r K , . Lrg M I n 3 1 f Q ,-.f as ..e-- K ,MEESH-is.-f 1 s f , ' . , V ff- . S 1' 'r A - if 5 ly, WW lr., gg, V-gg i...-W-ltr K , .- 7 V Li?-faivf any 1 1. .Ur .jM,a' , h . if -3- SYE W if -' K 'L X3 f -if - Af - ' new M Awww --4 .s.,g5ff?'-. ,. h s f- gg, if X -5, - - .-..-i -is AW r t rr It r is t y . X -sf' 1 -.,...4.. VAR JV 1 Penn Manor O 1 JO, O Conestoga Valley 0 4 VVV 1 Manheim Township O 0 I O Annville-Cleona O 2 1 1 Norlebco O 1 3 1 Donegal 1 6 0 1 Ephrata 0 O 2 2 Cocalico 1 2 ll 0 Manheim Central T VQo 3 S 0 Elco 2 3 1 0 Cedar Crest 1 2 1 0 Elizabethtown 0 2 i 1 0 Columbia - - C s it 1 eeee L ,,, Volfo ooie o . is 'W K - , o, , 'H U! ' S Q 'Q' .. Q Warwick Home . Q65 lf. DQS S if l at L' Q v 0 'Q 'I i W V K . ' . 4 ' ' - 9 va 1 KC R ' si!! V V Tso tsi s 5 N M . fi R'-f . s fe' . 5- , I - Q A '- ,. .. af'-4 X A . - T V' sk j W e ' .- .- - -f . Qs -ll A aa ff, A - Si A 2 A H kfj A 2 ima' it sg 'fe B 6 Wifi! - :K i S ft A . . , , ' '- . ? v 5' '1f?'3'l'? ef' k i 4 it 8, f V Q , '- J f 'V' ,- . ,pf 1- i, K h 1 r A. AW N t F , s l I eloe 1 A rg , Q' ' fm ':'L R3 ...Q ll 0 N ' fr -.E L-., ' r sfsilxfil gf' 4 Rfk? W e -' T .R Q Q i' 25 1 ,. 'Q ,Iv TL --by 75458, AZ is W,kkk fi gf: is lyk kfrk N . as Jkk. Q -.sg-5 QQ '5 f 9 --.. ' M ' .', '3Ir N1 Top - Ready for a penalty corner. Center left - Hockey players show their pride at Homecoming. Center right - Sherri Beans steals the ball. Bottom left - Anne Swan passes the ball uptield. Bottom right - The 1984 Jr. High Hockey Team - Front Row: Debbie Bucher, Greta Schnupp, Michelle Mentzer, Sue Badorf, Alisa Valudes, Shelly Roth, Stephanie Siebert, Nikki Weaver, Abby Mentzer, Greta Wilson, Kenny Buckwalterg Second Row: Tammi Gaskins, Jill Miller, Stacia Bashore, Jodi Musser, Megan Attemos, Kathleen King, Kim Levering, Melaney Burkholder, Kelly Killian, Janelle Miller, Kelly McSparren, Tracey Kepner, Jenni Anonia, Denise Bortz, Gretchen Treiny, Tess Landis, Third Row: Jean Mekolichick, Kerrianne Felty, Tina Evans, Lisa Winters, Heather Ross, Missy Adams, Tawn Landis, Michelle Weinlick, Tiffany Mellinger, Kelly Graybill, Fourth Row: Maura Rowlands, Amy Ruth, Sonja Weber, Nancy Wilson, Jenny Swan, Stacey Kohler, Denise Heisey, Ann Marie King, Fifth Row: Coach Amy Bean, Lisa Rampulla, Michelle Kline, Monte Kase, Noelle Turco, Carey Williams, Pam Snavely, Doreen Brubaker, Robin Doan, Coach Missy Habecker. 99 FIRST YE R FOR VARSITY SOCCER Despite having played a full season without a victory, Warwick, in its first year of varsity soccer, improved dra- matically throughout the season. Tim Hazlett played out- standingly in the goal making numerous saves in the majority ofthe games. Good news for the young Warriors, Hazlett will be back next year. Warwick played many underclassmen in its first varsity season, suffering some lopsided defeats, however, with many players returning next season, the team should be much improved. Eric Flickinger, Buck Hartzell, Mark Reedy, Doug Steinhauer, Cliff Eberly, and Tim I-lazlett all played very well for the young Warriors in their first season. - Coach Parke Top - 1984 Varsity Soccer Team - Front Row: Cliff Eberly, Eric Flickinger, Pete Ringer, Second Row: Mark Reedy, Pete Weachter, Mike McCowan, Mike Gockley, Tim Hazlett, Dan Kachel, Greg Hodecker, Doug Steinhauerg Third Row: Coach George Beiler, Kirk Kopp, Bjorn Telenius, Jun Sato, Steve Matula, Dave Klaassen, Rod Bashore, Andy Brubaker, Buck I-lartzell, Coach Keith Parke. Center left - All ready for another game. Center right -- But where's the ball? - pic. S. Palkovic. Bottom - The defense in action 1 pic. S. Palkovic. 100 Q 'l'5 I7 xxx N8 WHS y A Q 1 7 Donegal O 12 Elizabethtown 0 8 Hempfield 1 2 Mcflaskey 0 4 Lampeter-Strasburg O 2 Lancaster Mennonite 0 2 Penn Manor O 0 Solanco 0 8 Donegal 0 2 Pequea Valley 0 6 Elizabethtown O 7 Pequea Valley 0 4 I-lenipfield l 0 t4t McCaskey C 1 3 Lampeter Strasburg O 2 Lancaster Mennonite 1 2 Penn Manor 0 2 ' Lane. Country Day C 0 7 Solanco 3' K. fr. 5 it , 35 S I ,A C V JL Alix . ii? .xl . ,-1, is X . at e 3 . Top - 'Alt may be the bench, but it's not warm. Center left - Battle for the ball 1 pic. S. Palkovic. Center - I got it! - pic. S. Palkovic. Center right - UGet ready, here it comes! Bottom - 1984 JV Soccer Team - Front Row: Jerry Detz, Craig Journey, Chris Mitchell, Second Row: Dave Stauffer, Dave Schaich, Paul Tretny, Todd Frederick, Rob Dodds, Jon Hess, Steve Siwiec, Rich Stauffer, Andy Brubaker, Third Row: Coach Roy DeRemer, Rich Melloti, Jeff Wozniak, Charlie Hurst, Rusty Meck, Mike Bleacher. 101 SUCCESSFUL SEASO FOR GIRLS' TENN S 5 I , 1' -Q G Q aL X1 .7 'bf Q whiff The 1984 Girl's Tennis team was quite successful with a league record of 8- 1 an overall record of 10-3. The seniors provided great support for the many underclassmen on the team. The top five players, all underclassmen, led the team to a very fine season. The tennis team should be proud of its accomplishments and be looking forward to next year's season with the return of all the top players. Top - 1984 Girls' Tennis Team - Front Row: Debbie McCowan, Kathy Hevener, Jessica Hann, Tracey Kellerg Second Row: Heather McCloud, Leanne Wachob, Nicky Hilton, Kim Kometa, Sheri Styer, Whittney Bortz, Lisa Carpenterg Third Row: Janelle Lawrence, Vanessa Groce, Sherry Martin, Jodi Diehm, Shelby Holland, Sherri Eshelman, Jenny Hummer, Elissa Long, Valerie Ruth, Coach Ron Wanner. Left - Doubles trouble! Right - ffl, 'LWhereld it go?H Missing: Janelle Mellinger. - .- -W---1 102 yn, w gif, Top left - 492, Right down the line. Top right - 03, L'Why did that bird take my ball? Pic. S. Palkovic. Center - These three girls went to the county tourna ment. Pic. S. Palkovic. Bottom left - 194, Take this! Bottom right - 45, She'll never hit this one back! Pic. S. Palkovic. WHS 4 3 Conestoga Valley 4 3 Manheim Central 'xi 616 Penn Manor 4 3 Cocalico 7 0 Norlebco 6 1 Columbia 7 0 Cedar Crest 4 3 Ephrata IW 5112 Elizabethtown llfz 516 Hempfield 7 0 Lebanon 4 3 Elco 7 O Annville-Cleona v ahah,Q,qfggpvvxeeeev-Fwwwwwwvuz -9 OOO D000 ,X O O1 99 1 QNf9QNQNiQNNNN2QMG?if?f1653? 4 oo ooooo ooo fav .M o ooo oooo ooo 'nop .. E 4 foo: voocooo- v+,i , oo ooo oooooc ,,.aoy, ei 90 sooo oooooe vo , . ,eo ooov NQOOO4 -to y, 4 90066 00090 vp., W-'fx ooooo ,oooo ,5 as. A 4 ENQQQQggggg5Q9 it lkyio 4'454g C. t 5 .5 offbppfu apr , WHNHNhW5VY' .lwuwswwww if , . I. . X v 2.- t' , . ' W- Q ,nxt Q My - ftf. fi fswcv. V 0 fs '- gm fm ef- ' an X 103 CROSS COU TRY IS RUNNING STRONG The 1984 cross country runners had a tough season with a record of 13- 7. Drew Pierce led the team as top runner all season with strong show- ings at both the county and district meets. This year was considered as a year for regrouping by the team members, with all of them lowering their times and building for coming years. The seniors, Bill Nixdorf, Greg Winters, Drew Pierce, and Tim Weaver, will be missed next year, but the many returning underclassmen, including Jeff Binzen and Chris Burns, will provide a strong team. Top - 1984 Cross Country Team - Front Row: Mark Walters, Chuck Fernald, Steve l-lyle, Eric Aschenbach, Second Row: Mark Wood, Will Harris, Scott Deisley, Jeff Binzeng Third Row: Mark Newcomer, Drew Pierce, Tim Weaver, Bill Nixdort, Greg Winters, Mark Pawling, Chris Burns. Left -- 'iCatch us if you can! - pic. S. Palkovic, Right - Coach Ed Nixdorf is proud of two of his top runners - pic, S. Palkovic. 104 WW 41 r ,W 0f'n,.2', 5 , Y 4 31' , 1 fs 'Hag HEL Aa. 4, 1 V,,,,W M ,, ,fr 'V , :rr - K uf and A rs, , J' f hh , ,W e V L53-ai ,+ f 5'J'??,, Vey: ?W'jf',J, ..,,, ,, 5 1, fd QW f af W, ,.,,.. , N. ' M1 . ,Mg f Q ,R ,3 Q y , . ,, .,f, , M. ,wf 4 'Ll with their eyes closed? Center left - I hope l'm going the right wayf, Center right - Warwick leads the pack. Bottom left - Did you actually take my picture? Bottom right - The solitude of the long distance runner. 1 pictures S. Palkovic. w 2' fi Top left - Do you think those girls like us? Top right - How can they run 1 Q 4 get 3 4... WHS 2 42 16 0 Q Columbia 3 40 22 Elizabethtown 44 18 Lancaster Mennonite 41 21 Larnpeter-Strasburg 25 30 McCasl-:ey 41 20 Norlebcoe 3 41 18 0 Lebanon 30 25 Solanco 39 19 Garden Spot 20 38 Annville-Cleona 33 22 Conestoga Valley 28 28 Lancaster Catholic 43 20 Penn Manor 25 30 Ephrata 47 18 Manheim Central 19 42 Hempfield 55 15 Elco 23 32 Cedar Crest 15 52 Manheim Township 105 GQLQERS H VE SECO D PLACE FINISI- g , ' ff K 5 1 ' N . ii-M f ii, T, .4 f V? l : 1' M' li n g. ' g Emi ff ,QS -ff It 4 I , V 2,-,fi '-----' A 1 -' V Top - 1984 Golf Team - Front Row: Tim Jutzi, Jim Nagle, Craig Shelley, Jessel Anderson, Bill Splaing Second Row: Todd Fink, Mike Weaver, Mike Kolenda, Matt Rowlands, Greg Ruth, Sean Kohler, Tony Erkins, Steve Keener, Coach Dave Royer. Left - Loosening up before a match - pic. S. Palkovic. Right - Of course I can golf! - pic. S. Palkovic. 106 WHS 474 499 Lampeter-Strasburg 496 .rrr. 410 ManheirnsTownship W 478' ' 412 Cedar. Crest 446 452 Penn Manor 426 450 Ephrata 493 453 Elizabethtown 447 462 Cocalico 466. 501 Lampeter-Strasburg 469.2 l 460 Epihrata 4512. 454 Penn Manor 446 449 Elizabethtown 439 478 Cocalico The 1984 golfers had a very successful season by finishing second in the league with a record of 8-2. Todd Fink holds the best score of the sea- son, a 75. l-le also qualified for the District 3 Tournament. The entire team played well de- spite lack of varsity experience. Next year's sea- son looks promising with many varsity players returning and some good players from the junior varsity. All of the players should be proud of their performance. Top - Nl-low do these things work? Center left - Look out Jack Nicklaus. Center - uAren't my golf clubs nice? Center right - 'tAll midriffs and shoulders must be covered. Bottom left - Now where'd that ball go? - pictures S. Palkovic. 107 GO TEAM CI-IEERING CLUBS COUNTRY ENDURANCE GOLF CROSS DEUCE TENNIS CAGE r-1 O OO FOOTBALL TOUCHDOWN SOCCER DRIBBLE FIELD HOCKEY PENALTY fi vw 4 L TLTL C , TYA Q' 'IVOO AEIXOOI-I CI'I3I:I :HOHOIH HEIOOOS l I TQ A - 1' T' T' Q 4 H.L L all f 'HW , . -- I' ,fx ' Rf 'A ',,. 1 K' ' ,L A W ' vt. 'I' fi p ,A ' 7 ' A A , k'.,'VZ,' ff-' 1 f ,, . 22 A. ' 1, .... ..: A A NSSY SETS -f K,Q,,. .xx 54 sp., ETIHOVL 'I'IV9.LOO:I .LIHICIS Q O 52 FE an -1 m Z Z. UD! CD Q5 ITN O 32M O CDT CDT O ST Z A! NVLSIG HO ONINNOH :VIOO EIICTHIEI O EH-I ONIHEI' COURTMEN CAPTURE SECTIO TITLE 'V ' l 2 ji , I Woof-fl-t-I . TY iff 3 'W g .ii ' 9 ,,,,,,,,,,....------- ,,,,,...--- ' l 6 i isnt This year was one of the most successful ones ever for boys' basketball. The varsity team, undefeated in the league, captured their second Section ll title and narrowly missed the Lancaster-Lebanon League title by a loss to Lebanon. In addition, they claimed first place at the Warwick Christmas Tournament. Heading into the district playoffs to defend their title, the squad was seeded as the team to beat and was also ranked fourth in the state. Any further achievements will be reported in the spring supplement. The JV team also played an excellent season this year. They were undefeated in league play and finished the season on top. Many congratulations are due for our outstanding basketball players. We are very proud of you all. Everyone should keep their eyes open for upcoming winning seasons. Top - Lance Wagner is flying again! Center - Stop that ball guys! Bottom left - Eat your heart out Dr. J! Bottom center 1 You pay the price when you foul me. Bottom 'B right - I wish this guy would leave me alone. 109 Top - JV Basketball Team 1 Front Row: Pete Marks, Keith Stauffer, Jim Nagle, Marc Flickinger, John Sload, Second Row: Mgr. Steve Moody, Marlin Hershey, Brad Zechman, Jack Hurd, Derrek Freeseman, Keith Ramsey, Mgr. Cliff Eberly, Missing: Coach Brian Brewer, Center f Varsity Basketball Team - Front Row: Dave Sensenig, Jamie Eshelman, Brock Barnett, Troy May, Second Row: Coach Dave Althouse, Mgr. Steve Moody, Bill Sherriff, Bill Nixdorf, Dennis Hurd, Lance Wagner, Tom Eberly, Mark Wood, Mgr, Cliff Eberly, Bottom left A The coaches watch with intensity. Bottom right - lt's a bird, a plane, NO ..., it's Peter Pan! 110 VAR 57 Conestoga Valley 67 Exeter 64 Lancaster Catholic 57 Donegal 69 Manheim Township 46 Hemptield 47 Elizabethtown 76 Ephrata 74 Solanco 50 Manheim Central 80 Cocalico 74 Garden Spot 67 Columbia 62 Elizabethtown 67 Ephrata 75 Solanco 65 Manheim Central 50 Cocalico 73 Garden Spot 57 Columbia U DEFE TED LE GUE RECORD -...Q gf 21.- 'mms 'l '-., .5-. N-s.. N'--. 1 . N Xe H--uv! f ml, , 1 .fiat its all Top left 1 Jr. High Basketball Team - Front Row: Jerry Detz, Chris Rush, Eric Flickinger, Jed Althouse, Jim Dodson: Second Row: Mgr. Jas Mel- linger, Bill Wentling, Alfie Gardiner. Shawn Ober. Steve Musser, Buck Hart- zel, Coach Dennis Bortz. Top right - The boys captured first place at their own Christmas tournament. Center left - Dave Sensenig. the defensive specialist. Center - Bill Nixdorf and Bill Sherriff wait for the rebound. Center right - Jack Hurd puts in two for the JV. Bot- tom left 1 Mark Wood jumps to inter- cept the ball. Bottom right - Troy May shows off his acrobatics. 111 GIRLS FINISH THIRD IN SECTIO The varsity team put up a strong showing this year with much support from co-captains Ruth Marks and Karen Garvey. With the help of many talented play- ers, the team has compiled an overall record of 16-6. They also captured the second place trophy at both the Palmyra and Warwick Christmas Tournaments. All should be proud ofthe fine season and be watching for next year's team with the many returning under- classmen. The JV squad made Warwick history this year. They had an undefeated season which is unprecedent' ed by any girls' basketball team. The JV have 32 straight wins overall and 38 in league playg the most ever at Warwick. Our JV players should be congratu- lated on their fine performance. Next year's teams should play another great season. Top - The tip-off starts another exciting game! Center 1 Warm' ing up before the second half. Bottom left - Here comes an- other two pointsfl Bottom right - 'iYou're not getting past me! 112 9 A: EE 9 Y' .Eli , Q ,Q I IL Q 1 ,Q U I x f .L elf Top left - Keep your eye on the ball! Top right - Sue Tobias breaks in for a basket. Center left - Lisa Shelly puts one up. Center right - Up for another Warwick score! Bottom - Kim Kometa jumps for the rebound. VAR JV 36 21 Conestoga Valley 23 50 48 33 Lebanon Catholic -- -- 35 56 Palmyra - - 65 44 Lancaster Catholic 29 57 51 31 McCaskey 25 37 4 541 y 22 Hempfield 38 55 556 19 cattiae H- me 27 86 Manheim Township - - 65 14 Elizabethtown 9 50 27 30 Ephrata 23 39 65 29 Solanco 17 37 65 33 Manheim Central 22 55 69 30 Cocalico 20 62 74 33 Garden Spot 26 36 139 740 Columbia 23 48 64 1 1 Elizabethtown 1 3 36 30 35 Ephrata 21 31 78 32 Solanco 23 30 56 28 Cocalico 23 40 59 34 Manheim Central 28 57 49 23 Garden Spot 31 36 42 61 Columbia 25 4 39 114 S W RRIORS REIGN FOR DECADE' The Warwick wrestling team made history by winning the Lan- caster-Lebanon League title with a perfect 10-O record. With this championship, the wrestlers have now won the title for ten straight years. During those ten years the wrestling team has compiled an overall record of 137-11-2. This year's team also won the class AAA Sectional Tourna- ment beating out nine other teams for the title. Todd Hazlett l126l, Tim Weaver l138l, and Scott Newcomer fH.W.l won individual titles. Dan Waltz t185l finished second, and Don Landis f155l and Doug Williams l145l placed third. This year's team was led by senior co-captains: Todd Haz- lett, Tim Weaver, Don Landis, and Dan Waltz. Special award winners this year were: Most Takedowns - Dan Waltz, Most Pins - Tim Weaver, Fastest Pin - Scott Newcomer, Most Improved - Doug Williams, and Most Team Points - Tim Weaver and Scott Newcomer. - Coach McDonald Top left - Scott Newcomer controls his man. Top right 1 Tim Weaver on his way to another pin. Center - Now how can I get him to roll over? Bottom - Todd Hazlett goes for a takedown. VAR 38 17 Souclerton 46 9 Spring Ford 45 6 Governor Mifflin 29 18 Solanco 43 15 Elizabethtown 48 5 Conestoga Valley 53 12 Reading 48 10 Ephrata 40 12 Hempfield 26 17 McCaskey 35 18 Manheim Township 44 17 Penn Manor 26 17 Manheim Central 30 15 Lancaster Catholic 36 12 Cumberland Valley , .zir H WQLSON ff, 'JWY YPWLQV K4 ailffffh-99119 W' wwniif., QM, HQ wwf- Top - Dan Waltz immobilizes his opponent. Center - Varsity and JV Wrestling Teams - Front Row: Steve Esbenshade, Jon Hess, Dean Martin, Scott Newcomer, Tom Burger, Dan Waltz, Todd Hazlett, Todd Fink, Jeff Lepard, Scott Stauffer, Second Row: Scott Muzzio, Will Harris. Todd Reading, Pat Lutz, Don Landis, Tim Weaver, Doug Williams, Mike Badorf, Jeff Frey, Chris Knight, Third Row: Coach Gerry McDonald, Mgr. Dana Martin, Dan Snavely, Gene DeLong, Scott Deisley, Matt Snavely, Ed Price, Tim Kershner, Tim l-lazlett, Dave Eby, Mark Newcomer, Bob Mekolichick, Mgr. Alison Bradley, Coach Steve Barbato. Bottom left - ls this wrestling or tumbling? Bottom center - Another Warwick pin! Bottom right - HI didn't know wrestling was so tiring! 116 Top left - l'll turn him over yet! Top right - MI have you right where I want you! Center left A Jr. High Wrestling Team - Front Row: Lisa Rampulla. Jim Brenner. Rich Stauffer, Mark Walter. Steve Hyle, Chris Mitchell, Brett Weit, Jenn Bearg Second Row: Josh Pierce, Jason Krushinski, Eric Hample, Keith Morris, Pete Brubaker, Marc Kauffman, Eric Arcudi, Mark May, Chris Harnish, Jason Lamar, Third Row: Dave Banack, Anthony Rampulla, Dave Ehrgood, Todd Frederick, Andy Brubaker, Chuck Fernald, Phil Marks, Doug Joyce, Fourth Row: Steve Stauffer, Todd Michael, Jim Hess, Curt Wilson, Scott Esbenshade. Doug Tyson, Dan Gwinn, Ben Yerger. Rich Eves: Fifth Row: David Kammerer, Scott Fisher, Shane Bushong, Chris Martin. David Yutz, Steve Adams, Jason Whitcaft. Chad Landis, Jim Sutton, Sixth Row: Mike Willman, Jeff Stoltzfus, Dana Clark, Mark Berry, Kevin Patrick, Steve Holland, Scott Allen, Craig Morris, Sev- enth Row: Coach Dale Dietrich, Coach Guy Boyer. Center right 1 A wrestler's concentration before a bout. Bottom left f Jeff Lepard holds on for a takedown. Bottom right - Doug Williams tries to get a better hold. 'T K S ti V . 3 N 117 CHEERLE DERS: SCHOOL SPIRIT Top 1 Varsity Cheerleaders - Bottom: Toni Herr, JoBeth Forney, Carolyn Hess, Kelly Longenecker, Angie Kauffman, Kim Billings, Top: Lisa White. Lisa Nicksic, Kristy Mellott, Beth Palkovic, Pam Richwine, Michelle Petti- coffer, Missing: Kathy Lape. Center left - Coach Becky Hershey. Center right - Taking a break during a basket- ball game. Bottom - Freshman Cheerleaders - Front Row: Carolyn Jones, Amy Nuss, Debbie Haddad, Angie Forry. Gretchen Byler, Tonya Franck, Second Row: Amy Landis, Diane Nixdorf, Stephanie Keebler, Susie Ran- dall, Julie Wiley. 118 qw' T ITS BEST! The theme of the 1985 Tournament of Roses Pa- rade was uthe Spirit of America. Each float was beautiful, uniquely different and very colorful. The HSpirit of Warwick is of course not found on Colorado Blvd. in Pasadena, CA, but rather in a select group of young ladies who can be found making a sign, decorat- ing a locker, working hard at practice or cheering at an athletic event. Each one of the cheerleading squads I have coached over the past five years has been like one of those Rose Parade floats with this year's squads being no exception. All three squads - SoccerfGirls Basketball, JV, and Varsity have been kept busy by having a successful in-school Homecoming Pep Rally in the fall and of course cheering for Warwick's ex- tremely successful winter teams. The Warwick cheerleaders are a unique group of young ladies, their personalities are all very colorful, and they have given me some beautiful memories. l will miss being a part of this Spirit of Warwick. - Coach Becky Hershey Top right - Cheering the basketball team on. Top left - JV Cheerleaders - Front Row: Jeni Meckleyg Second Row: Den- ise Enck, Julie Turanog Third Row: Tami Rogers, Kathy Coates, Leslie Roberts, Fourth Row: Lauren Loercherg Top: Anne Swan. Center - Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders - Front Row: Melanie McCain, Christy Smith, Maureen West, Renae Weaverg Second Row: Nell Amidon, Patrice Deeleyg Missing: Heather Aument. Bottom - Rousing the crowd during a time-out. 119 BASKETBALL TIP OFF WRESTLING ESCAPE CHEERING AWESOME 120 BASKETBALL FOUL SHOT WRESTLING PIN CHEERING GO WARRIORS ' uv ' w it , j .5 4 Q 4 ,Q A A TAT, I I , 4 I I Z sf ,.,,,, ,y,H,f-Mslf GEIEI OIEI ONIHEIHI-IO TIVJ HVEIN ONITLSHEIM .LOI-IS' CIIAITII' 'I'IV9.LEIPIS'V9 'I'IVEI.LHPISVEI TIOEIEIEI GN HM 7.LS'EI HPIVL ONI OCT NM Old OO ONIHHEIHO .LH NIM I 121 Top Left: Dr. John R. Bonfield, Superinten- dent - Top Right: Dr. Gary P. McCart- ney, Assistant Supers intendent - Far Right: Mr, David Zerbe, Business Man- ager f Right: Mr. William Flickinger, Mr. W. Bruce Holland, Mr. William Owens, Mr. Wallace Hofferth, Mr. Gaylord Poling Jr., lseatedl Mrs, Lou- ise Kauffman, Mr. Gerald Downing, Mrs. Ruth Musser - School Board. 122 dministration and Faculty I i i i f w I? f g-,A iid 5 . fj- 'Nw H51 V fd? 1,1 gr Mr. Glen O. Bdd0rf MY. Paul L. Barrett Mr. Maurice L. Blose, Jr. Mr. Guy Boyer Mr. Larry Burkholder 'ox xr 'Pr-nf J,'f5-I Mrs. Fran Campagna Mr. Thomas J. Dennes ll MY- Dale Dietrich Miss Judith Drager Mr. Paul Droms Mr. William Felger Mr. Jack Frank Mrs. Kathy Frankhouser Mr. Garry W. Fuhrmarl Miss Polly Gainer 9, fp, fr fl? 'f--M: Mr, Dale H, Gerber Mr. H. Nelson Gibble MTS. Dixie Heacock Mrs. Carole Hearon MTS- PCQQV Hess xf 'vi N-:ff .f in ff . Mr. David H. Hoffman Mrs. Brenda M. Homberger Mrs. Patricia Imes Mr. Robert Jackson Mr. Kenneth Keener N Mr. Thomas C. Kline Mr. James KOneViICl1 Mr. Anthony Kudela Mrs. Faith Lange Mrs. June I., Lantz 124 KK Mr, Ralph Lehman Mr. Mark Macik Mr. Tom McCormick Mr. Jerry McDonald M155 Jennifer MCEIYOV Mr. Ronald C. McIntyre Mr. Thomas J, McKinne Mr, Steven McMillan Mr. James B. Miller MTS Elspeth J- Moafe vgf- 'ga' fi Mr- John Qgufcak Mr. Stephen Palkovic Mrs, Joanna Pierce Mr. Richard J. Pillion Mr, Richard A, Pohner Af , to ff' x.. Mfg Kathy Rili Mr. Ronald W. Rill Mr. Randal Rissinger Mrs. Dorothy Rosenquist Mrs. Lugenia Rozman S SQ? S5 X li SRX Mrs. Barbara Sandhaus Mr. Stanley Schoenberger Miss Sonia Shaner Mrs. Jane Shaeffer Mrs. Deann l.. Showers uv- KJ' 3? Miss Patricia Slean Mrs. Suzanne G. Sload Miss Pam Smith Mrs. Kerrie Costello-Snavely Mr. Mark Snyder 126 V y Q2 11i-----1 109' ff.. X 8 wx ,li . cf Q f 1 X 'Q Miss Barbara Spangler Mr. Thomas D. Stutzman Mr. John K, Sukenik Mr. Aristoteles Theros MY- MiCl'1f32l Trocheck Mrs. M arjgrlg Vu,-della Mrs, Sally Walklns Mrs. Sherry Weisensale Mrs. Barbara E, Welsh Mrs. Michele D. Witmyer f xwf Sr i 2' fm' M Mrs. Janet Wynkoop H ,-.. -1 Faculty Directory Glenn Badorf: B.S., M.Ed., Millersville, Temple, 23 years at WHS, Algebra ll, Trigonometry. Paul Barrett: BS., St. Josephs University, 17 years at WHS, Latin, English. Maurice Blose: BS., M.Ed., Shippensburg, University of Pitts- burgh, University of Colorado, Westminster College, Millersville, 16 years at WHS, PA History, American Cultures, Senior Class Advisor, History Club. John Bonfield: B.S., M.S.Ed., Phcl.Ed., Pennsylvania Superin- tendent's Letter of Eligibility, Indiana University of Pa., Westmin- ster College, Syracuse University, Penn State, University of Pa., 8 years at WHS, Superintendent of Schools. Guy Boyer: B.A., Millersville, F Sc M, 1 year at WHS, Practical Economics, American Political Behavior, Ass't Wrestling Coach. Larry Barkholderz BS., Millersville, Westminster College, 14 years at WHS, PA History, American Cultures. Fran Campagna: B.A.: Robert MOrris College, Pittsburgh, Mil- lersville, 5 years at WHS, English, Creative Writing, Writing Skills, Literary Magazine. Thomas Dennes: BS., Millersville, 6 years at WHS, Metal Tech- nology, Mechanical Sc Architectural Drawing, AIASA. Dale Dietrich: B.S., M.Ed., Moravian College, Lehigh University, 13 years at WHS, Algebra, Computer Programming, General Math, Jr. High Wrestling Coach, APBA Baseball. Judith Drager: B.S., Shippensburg, 12 years at WHS, Account- ing l 81 ll, Office Practice. Paul Droms: B.S., Millersville, 2 years at WHS, Math, Computer Science, Computer Literacy. William Felger: BS., M.A., Millersville, West Virginia Universi- ty, Kansas State University, F gl M, Temple, 27 years at WHS, Earth Science. Jack Frank: B.A., M.S., York College of Pa., Millersville, Marywood College, Wilkes College, 4 years at WHS, Psychology, Practical Economics, American Cultures, Baseball Coach. Kathy Frankhouser: B.A., Albright College, Phillips Universitat, Kutztowng 8 years at WHS, English, Speech. Garry Fuhrman: BS., Millersville, Glassboro State, 2 years at WHS, Special Education, Ass't Varsity Football Coach, Volley- ballfSoccer Club. Polly Gainer: BS., M.S., Millersville, Temple, Colorado State, California State College, F 8.1 M, San Jose State, 5 years at WHS, Physics, Geometry, Basic Algebra Il. Dale Gerber: B.S., M.Ed., Penn State, 7 years at WHS, Voca- tional Agriculture, FFA. 128 H. Nelson Gibble: AB., Gettysburg, 1 year at WHS, Math. Dixie Heacock: BS., Penn State, 8 years at WHS, Child Devel opment, Foods ll, Clothing I, ll, Ill, Social Problems. Carole Hearan: B.S., M.Ed., Kent State University, Millersville Auburn University, 9 years at WHS, Business Education, Guicl ance Counselor. Peggy Hess: R.N., BS., Thomas Jefferson University School o: Nursing, Millersville, 10 years at WHS, School Nurse. David Hoffman: B.S., M.A., Millersville, Phillips Universitat Kutztowng 2 years at WHS, German, AFS. Brenda Homberger: A.B., Albright College, 4 years at WHS: English, AFS, AIASA. Patricia Imes: BA., Penn State, 27 years at WHS, Spanish. Stephen Iovino: B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa., Penr State, Columbia University, Duquesne University, 2 years at WHS, Principal. Robert Jackson: M.Ed., Millersville, Temple, 3 years at WHS Diversified Occupations. Carl Kaufman: A.B., M.S., Elizabethtown, Millersville, Penr State, Temple, 29 years at WHS, Ass't High School Principal. Kenneth Keener: B.S., Millersville, 16 years at WHS, lndustria Arts. Thomas Kline: B.S., M.Ed., Bloomsburg, 17 years at WHS Biology. James Konevitch: BS., Lock Haven State College, 16 years at WHS, English, Football Coach, Girls Track Coach. Anthony Kudela: B.S., Millersville, West Chester, University oi Oklahoma, 1 year at WHS, Health, Phys. Ed., Jr. High Footbal Coach. Faith Lange: BS., Penn State, University of New Hampshire, 16 years at WHS, Art, Art History. June Lantz: BS., ME., Lebanon Valley College, 16 years at WHS, Music, English, Glee Club, Show Choir. Ralph Lehman Mark Macik: BS., Alliance College, St. Bonaventure University, 8 years at WHS, World Cultures, American Cultures. Gary McCartney: BS., M.S., Ed.D., Millersville, Temple, 4 years at WHS, Assistant Superintendent. Tom McCormick: B.S., M.Ed., Shippensburg, Temple, 13 years at WHS, AP American History, World Cultures. Jerry McDonald: BS., East Stroudsburg State University, 10 years at WHS, Driver Education, Wrestling Coach. Jennifer McElroy: B.S., Bloomsburg, 1 year at WHS, Spanish, English. Ronald Mclntyre: BS., M.Ed., Lock Haven State College, Penn State, 21 years at WHS, Phys. Ed., Intramurals. Thomas McKinne: BS., Millersville, 16 years at WHS, Earth Science. Steve McMillan: BS., Penn State, Juilliard School ot Music, University of Delaware, 2 years at WHS, Band, Music, Theory, Instrumental Ensembles, Marching Band, Jazz Band. James Miller: M.Ed., Lock Haven State College, Indiana Univer- sity of Pa., Madison, Penn State, St. Francis, 1 year at WHS, Mathematics, Computer Science. Elspeth Moate: BS., Millersville, 10 years at WHS, 9th Grade Art. John Ogurcak: B.S., M.Ed.g West Chester, 16 years at WHS, Geography, Practical Economics, Sociology, Anthropology. Stephen Palkovic: B.S., ME., Millersville, Temple, 19 years at WHS, Guidance Counselor, Varsity Club. Joanna Pierce: B.S., M.A.g Kutztown State College, Bowling Green State University, Montana State University, 18 years at WHS, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry. Richard Pillion: BS., M.Ed., Shippensburg, Penn State, 7 years at WHS, Basic Algebra I, Analysis, Calculus, Jr. High Girls Basket- ball Coach. Richard Pohner: BS., F 8: M, Millersville, 28 years at WHS, English, History, Government, Economics. Kathy Rill: B.A., Dickinson Coliege, 2 years at WHS, English, Literary Magazine. Ronald Rlll: B.S., M.Ed., West Chester, University of Pittsburgh, Millersville, Temple, 3 years at WHS, Guidance Counselor. Randall Rissinger: B.S., M.Ed., Bloomsburg, Millersville, 18 years at WHS, Mathematics. Lugenia Rozman: BS., Indiana University of Pa., 13 years at WHS, Home Economics, Introduction to Home Ecomomics, Foods I, Marriage and the Family, Freshman Class Advisor. Barbara Sandhaus: B.S., Indiana University of Pa., 17 years at WHS, Algebra Il, Computer Programming I and Il, Practical Math. Stanley Schoenberger: BS., M.Ed., Stroudsburg University, Temple, University of North Carolina, Penn State, New Mexico Western College, 29 years atWHS, Biology. Sonia Shaner: BS., Delaware College of Science and Agricul- ture, Penn State, 5 years at WHS, Vocational Agriculture, FFA. Jane Sheaffer: BS., West Chester, Penn State, 3 years at WHS, String Instruments. Deann Showers: BS., M.A., Indiana University of Pa., Millers- ville, 13 years at WI-IS, Junior A.P. English, English, Student Gov- ernment. Patricia Slean: B.A., M.A., Arizona State University, Penn State, 1 year at WHS, English, Warwick Wampum. Suzanne Sload: BS., Shippensburgg 6 years at WHS, Introduc- tion to Business, Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II, FBLA. Pam Smith: BS., Penn State, 1 year at WHS, Health, Phys. Ed., Sophomore Class Advisor, Varsity Club, Ass't Softball Coach. Kerrie Costello-Snavely: BS., Millersville, 1 year at WHS, Bio- Life, Bio-BSCS, Environmental Cocerns. Mark Snyder: B.S., M.Ed., Gettysburg College, Western Mary- land College, Shippensburg, West Chester, Millersville, 9 years at WHS, Health, Phys. Ed., Head Football Coach. Barbara Spengler: B.S., East Stroudsburg, West Chester, Penn State, 16 years at WHS, Health, Phys. Ed., Asslt Field Hockey Coach. Thomas Stutzman: B.A., Lycoming College, 19 years at WHS, Driver Education. John Sukenik: B.S., M.Ed., Mansfield, Shippensburg, Temple, 15 years at WHS, American Cultures, Social Problems, History Club. Aristoteles Theros: BS., MS., F 8: M, Temple, Elizabethtown, Millersville, 20 years at WHS, Personal Typewriting, Aviation Club. Michael Trocheck: BS., Millersville, 18 years at WHS, Industri- al Arts. Marjorie Vurdelja: B.A., M.S.L.S., University of Pittsburgh, Du- quesne University, University of Windsor, Ontario, Shippensburg, 8 years at WHS, Librarian. Sally Watkins: BS., MS., Millersville, Temple, 21 years at WHS, Honors English 12, Advanced Composition, Vo-tech English 10, Junior Class Advisor, NHS Advisor. Shenfy Weisensale: B.S., York College of Pa., 6 years at WHS, Introduction to Business, Occupational Typing II, Business Ma- chines, Data Processing, Business English. Barbara Welch: B.A., Wilson College, 4 years at WHS, Biology, Earth Science, Math. Michele Witmyer: BIA., Lebanon Valley College, 2 years at WHS, French, Yearbook Advisor. Janet Wynkoop: B.S., Bloosmburg, Temple, Penn State, West Chester, Millersville, University of Pittsburgh, 13 years at WHS, Resource Room. 129 TTY 1:2 Xfrld' Top Left: High School Secretaries - Mrs. Kathy Tomey, Mrs. Ellin McCarthy, Mrs. Karen Wood, Mrs. Martha Hou- chin. Top Right: Business Office Secretaries 1 Elaine Gas- kins, Susan Williams, Jean Nelson, Marcia Broncyzk, Mary Norton. Above: Maintenance Staff - Bill Diffenderfer, Stan Haines, Jack Eitner, Dean Miller, Paul Zug, lseatedl Paul Heisey, Richard Weik, Mark Palmer, Vernon Dillman. Middle Right: Bus Drivers - Carol Ruth, Sherry Brooks, Tony Groff, Raymond E, Groff, Lynette Brubaker, George Maxwell, Bob Kauffman, Shirley Siegrist, Ramona Harnly, Lower Right: Cafeteria Staff - Pamela Hartman, Mary Lou Kreider, Velma Jurell, Loraine Wiegand, Shirley John- son, Arlene Davidson, Norma Rhodes, Barbara Oehme, Mary Jane Good, Mrs, Allen. 130 fn Qigrt. '-m..,,,M X ll Top Left: I.ife's rough! Middle Top: Do you want my floppy disk? 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'll l t C .,I . f , an ,J F, Mi W 'iw- KUQX ig, M, N-.M,.0 Top left - Bosom Buddies Top right M HSchool- work drives me bonkersf' Middle left - What a kick! Middle right - UWhat in the world is the hypothalamus? Bottom left - Playing the ever- famous Trivial Pursuit. 141 1 I xv ij' i S ,f 7 fi 3 f 1 L Top left - i'Did I remember my English Book? Top right - The pressures ofa scholar. Bottom left f Adding the finishing touches. Bottom right A Ml-iow's this for an American pose? 142 ,, Q 4 J f ':,21 T5 5 to Top left - Dreaming of Finland, Top right A What a smile! Bottom left - Aim and shoot. Bottom right - Excuse me Andy, but the bell rang. 143 ww As editor ofthe 1985 Warrian, I would like to thank everyone who helped in the production of this book. The year began in middle August with a workshop. Many people and hours have been involved to date to create for you a quality yearbook. Our new features this year include: our own cover design, spring delivery with a fall supple- ment, spot color section, current events, and fabulous fads. We are also pleased we have carried our theme i'Picture this . . , through- out the book. l hope you have enjoyed the book as much as we have enjoyed creating it. A special thank you to advisor Mrs. Witmyer, and hard-working editors Jill Wozniak, Michele Shelly, Angie Frank, Liz l-leckles, Lori Shenk, Jodi Ruhl, Maureen McCaffery, Nell Amidon, and Judy Garner as well as the Heisey Studio and Al Oussoren, our I-lerff-Jones representative. - Jodi Myers 1985 Editor-in-Chief 144 REMEMBER . . . . . Marilyn Joy Mellinger Sorrow mixed with joy - that phrase may best describe our remem- brance of Marilyn. On May 13, in the midst of our final days at Warwick, Marilyn was taken in a tragic car accident. We have pain in Marilyn's leaving, but joy in our everlasting memory of her. The memories of Marilyn are those of a bright smile, outgoing personality, and neat appearance. Knowing God would comfort her, she was not afraid to face the trials of everyday life and always concentrated on the good times. Marilyn felt secure about her relationship with God, and was ready to accept his calling. We should use her life as an example for ourselves and live life to the fullest as she did. We'll cherish the warmth, The friendship, the love, one, And we'll miss her often As she travels to the most beauti- ful place of all. There comes a time When we lose that special some- But she'll be deep in our hearts As we live our lives through. We may not be able to bring her No one will ever replace her, back, For she's one of a kind, But her memory will always be And, for the Class of 85 , cherished. lt's hard to accept her leaving, But we'll never say good-bye! We wish happiness to all, and for all, eternal life! - A Friend. and Carl aufman Science students for twenty-nine years remember Stanley Schoenberger. His last year at Warwick before retirement being 1985, the Warrian is proud to remember his achievements and efforts throughout the years. He served as coach for the football team for several years, helped start the wrestling squad, and was department head for many years as well. Schoenbergefs dedica- tion to the science field puts him on top as a member of the Warwick teaching staff. He promoted excellence in both athletics and academics. The Warrian 'wishes him complete happiness in his retirement years. All students of Warwick High throughout the years remember Carl Kaufman. Although many remember awaiting discipline, many also remember the slight smile and nod of approval. Kauf- man's years at Warwick began in 1956, when he headed the English department. Most of his years, however he filled the position of Assistant Principal. Kaufman was an asset to the school, starting many special programs, some of which included the club program, the district newsletter, and the back-to-school night for parents. The Warrian thanks him for his dedication and wishes him the best of luck for his retirement years. 145 ASEB LL HAS STRONG SEASON Having a league record of 9-7, an overall record ot 11-8, and only three returning lettermen, the 1985 baseball team put on a fine showing. Seniors Pat Scott, Dirk Freeseman, and Bill Sherriff led the team well as tri-captains. A few players even left their marks in the record books by the end ofthe season. Senior pitcher Bill Sherriff hurled fourteen strike- outs against Ephrata for a record number of strike-outs in a game. Junior pitcher Harley Greenway set the new standard for strike-outs in a season with fifty. Sophomore Tom Eberly recorded the highest batting average during a season, with at least fifty times at bat, with a .412. Next year's team will suffer the loss of only three seniors and will see the return of many lettermen. A promising future awaits our warriors of the diamond, Top - 1985 Varsity Baseball Team - Front Row: Coach Jack Frank, Matt Row- lands, Jamie Weachter, Will Harris, Tim Michael, Troy Rissinger, Mark Will, Keith Ram- seyg Second Row: Mgr. Jeff Gerhart, Keith Groff, Troy May, Dirk Freeseman, Pat Scott, Tom Eberly, Harley Greenway, Chris Ulrich, Bill Sherritf, Jun Sato, Missing: Mike Price, Coach Mark Macik, Coach Bill Reuter, Al Maki. Left - Another one bites the dust! Right - This one's gonna break the sound barrier! 146 9? ,gi 2 3 ' fi i 2 E 6 W.,,:. V J ',,' iisr I i H, f-,asf to-,,: ' M- df,-ff ffieiefflffi 'S r .ff Kg' .Qff VAR 3 2 6 7 6 2 0 0 1 5 J sl WR Ot 11 3 I 1' ' i -, tif, X I I W , Eli '- ' f 'kx' 'V ' l 1' ,. -, lr 1 2 . Kf,.,, I I I I ,,, ,,r. .,., r V yy K -. 3 A r i t - . -.1 A 1 ,, -,lx p Q 'V k,.., 5 53 J VV W h ,. , ay l f ,Yet i JV Manheim Central 9 2 Annville-Cleona 8 8 Columbia - - Ephrata 6 3 Garden Spot 7 0 4 Pequea Valley 1 11 Cocalico 10 9 Lampeter-Strasburg 1 11 Penn Manor 1 9 Solanco V 21 12 Manheim Township 7 6 Conestoga Valley 7 O Mcflaskey y S-3 6 Lagrgpeter-Strasburg 10 Garden Spot J 7 14 Hempfield 5 6 Ephrata 2 14 Pequea Valley y U 2 Cocalico S 6 f . I X , . Of-- Top - Hold on to that base! Center left A Watch this one fly! Center - Wow! Look at that girl! Center right - I wish I could touch my tongue to my nose. Bottom - JV Baseball Team - Front Row: Dave Stauffer, Eric Arcudi, Jim Bauer, Craig Shelly, Ray Shelly, Neil Shelley, Steve Keen- er, Jeff Mancill, Scott Bauer, Mark Reedy, Second Row: John Powell, Shawn Ober, Ron Bowman, Troy Peters, Darin Brink- man, Alfie Gardiner, Shawn Loose, Coach Tony Kudela. 147 SOFTB LL HAS COMPETITIVE YE 7 diana-Lck 'bltibwwli giy1...v1fl'- Top Left - 1985 Varsity Softball Team - Front Row: Wendy Minnich, Juli Long, Jodi Long, Kelly Millerg Second Row: Kathy Hevener, Ruth Marks, Kathy Lape. Carolyn Hess, Tina Strauss: Third Row: Wendy Kiehl, Coach Terry Kauffman, Bev Tyson, Nancy Gockley, Coach Paul Droms, Tracey Keller. Top Right - Kathy Lape concentrating on throwing strikes. Left - l'Safe! Right A Ruth Marks leaving another error-free inning. 148 ' 'ff ,,-, ,,,A .qv--'www Vx V VAR 1 JV 3 8 - Manheim Township 29 T 10 18 6 Solanco . gi if . 11' S1 Ceclar,Crest, 4 l Q 4 if.6jffffQfg .7 C 193 3' s9tf.Annaa1e'cigoiiff?if llss 9 'XI' 19 16 lralhiorlebco 9 f 16TV10 T ,1 4, Hempfieid . i M119 is 24 O Columbia s ,S S20 ,ff49Q11Q9dl is is 19:1 4 i ff T ,l A 9 92. t?' ffferec it Q lw .Tiff ' 'A 20 V 6 glfkigebanon Catholics.. W 5 7 ill 10 r0e:sQQgQQsf4?bsHQna s Z! .ias . T fl. 9 a f 'h2 f . . - 1 h , T fh Qyl 4. , N Qi T A 4Q Qh,gfif,1 . . gA Q,1, i1g29 , 1 1 4 as ., ,1 was VA.. f , V Q-,f -.if vGNff wwhlc, -ee Top - 1985 Junior Varsity Team - Front Row: Lisa Rampulla, Missy Toth, Stacey Kohler, Kathy Gehman, Buffy Frederick, Lisa Hess, Sue Ellen Hendricks, Krista Zimmerman, Teresa Klopp. Second Row: Heather Thompson, Cherie Faus, Hope Garner, Maura Rowlands, Nancy Wilson, Michelle Levering, Sheri Styer, Kirsten Snyder, Tami Rogers. Third Row: Coach George Beiler, Jeanene Wentzel, Jodi Musser, Pam Kammerer, Angela Frank, Missy Greenawalt, Lori Kline, Val Gibbler, Angie Balmer, Coach Pam Smith. Center Left - You look marveIous!! The 1985 softball year turned out to be a very successful one. Both varsity and junior varsity teams came out of their seasons with win- ning records. Though varsity did not repeat last years, finish by qualifying for districts, everyone on the team should feel proud of their accomplishments this past season. The graduating seniors will be greatly missed in 1986. They are: pitcher Wendy Minnich, outfielders Jodi and Juli Long, shortstop Ruth Marks, pitcher Kathy Lape, second baseman Carolyn Hess, outfielder Tina Strauss, and first baseman Bev Tyson. Congratulations on your fine senior year! 149 yf w BOYS TRACK HAS BEST SEASGN EVER an A , , . ian The 1985 Boys Track Team finished its best season to date with an 11-1 record. This Warwick-Spirited track team was dominated by the seniors who provided leadership both on and off the track. Two of these leaders and co-captains were Keith Ressler and Drew Pierce. This year's team won Warwick's third consecutive Section ll Title. Along with it, this exuberant team has won 19 league meets in a row. During this season, the team averaged 98.7 points. Previous school records were broken in the 800 meter run with a time of 1258.3 by Drew Pierce, 110 high hurdles with a time of 15.0 and the 300 intermediate hurdles in 39.63 both by Mark Wood, and the 400 relay with a time of 44.9 by Ron Wood, JR. Zartman, Mohammed Baoueb, and Blake Bender. Also the team's top scorer, Mark Wood, placed fifth in Districts in the 300 intermediate hurdles. Top - 1985 Boys Track Team - Front Row: Chris Knight, Mike Ko- lenda, Mohammed Baoueb, Tim Weaver, Lance Wagner, Keith Ressler, Bill Nixdorf, Jeff Martin, Second Row: Scott Koring, Steve Mowrer, J.R. Zart- man, Bob Mekolichick, Ron Wood, Dave Shaeffer, Jim Koelsch, John Kurtz, Norman Lamarg Third Row: David Klaassen, Mark Newcomer, Chris Burns, Jeff Binzen, Jess Anderson, Chris Kloppenburg, Alec Frick, Dave Wall, Fourth Row: Ben Minichino, Rob Dodson, Eric Heckel, Jeff Siwiec, Ryan Horning, Steve Mateyak, Mike Diffendall, Buck Hartzel, Eugene DeLong, Fifth Row: Coach Derr, Kristy Deibert, Kathy Delbert, Michelle Hevener, Mark Wood, Blake Bender, Tammy Krentz, Elissa Long, Amy Wagner, Doreen Brubaker, Missing: Trevor Hackman, Drew Pierce, Coach Clausen, Coach Nixdorf, and Coach Neuroh. Right - Preparing for a jump. 150 WHS 92 58 Manheim Township 112.5 37.5 Columbia 84 66 Conestoga Valley 63 87 Solanco llim x 86 64 Garden Spot 0 111 39 Annville-Cleona 100 50 Lebanon 95 55 North Lebanon 131 19 Elco 111 39 Ceder Crest 99 51 Manheim Central if L K , 100 50 Ephrata 'il yp:CK 1'7 -1 .9 S N I ' J A lnl :L 1 X , . Top left 1 Blake Bender --V ahead ofthe pack. Center left 1 Look at that concentration! Center right - Coach Derr and Keith Ressler. showing oft the trophy. Bottom left f- l hope l can make it over! Bottom right - One friend congratulates another. 151 GIRLS' TRACK T KES SECON .N Under co-captains Cindy Kurtz and Maureen McCaffery, the only returning senior veterans, the girls' track team fared well this year. Compiling a league record of 5- 1, they finished second in Section ll, New records were set by Angie Forry in the 100m hurdles ftiedl, by Pam Snavely in the 1600m and 3200m, and by Sue Baker in the shotput. The team entered many competitors in the League meet with five athletes winning medals. The 4x100m relay fl'leather McCloud, Jill Althouse, Kim Buckwalter, and Anne Swanl placed fifth, and Maureen McCaffery placed fourth in the triple jump. Moving on to Districts, quite a few team members qualified for the meet at Shippensburg. Kim Kometa competed in the high jump, Angie Forry vied in the hurdles, and Pam Snavely ran in the 3200m. Heather McCloud ran the 200m, Jill Althouse ran the 100m, and both ran with their counterparts in the 4x100m relay as t'The Blur. Unfortunately, none of the warriorettes placed at the District meet, but even so, the whole team should be commended for their overall record of 8-4. The abundance of returning under- classmen should help inspire next year's team to another great season. Top - And the winner is . . . Center left - I didn't think toothpicks could be so heavy. Center right A Do you think Carl Lewis is watching? Bottom Y ls this the right way to throw a frisbee? 152 WHS 48 93 Manheim Township 101 40 Columbia 91 50 Conestoga Valley 61 80 Solanco 43 98 Garden Spot 76 65 Annville-Cleona 80 61 Lebanon 80 61 Norlebco 76 65 ELCO 89 52 Cedar Crest 55 86 Manheim Central 83 58 Ephrata Top A 1985 Girls' Track Team - Front Row: Mgr. Colleen Hansen, Mgr. Brenda Herr, Second Row: Mary Shaffer, Amber Strauss, Heather McCloud, Jill Althouse, Anne Swan. Kim Buckwalter, Vickie Klaassen, Pam Snave- ly. Third Row: Kristin Strauss. Leslie Roberts, Maureen McCaftery, Yvonne Kruiswijk, Cindy Kurtz. Angie Mishler, Sue Miller, Fourth Row: Sue Baker. Lisa Weit, Robin Doan, Denise Heisey, Betty Emmerich, Sue Heron, Nikki Gochnauer, Kim Kometa, Coach Jim Konevitch, Barb Schmertz, Sonya Weber. Jenny France. Angie Forry. Jenny Swan, Michaele Canady. Shelby Holland. Stacy Miller, Missing: Leanne Williams. Amy Herr. Kim Benjamin, Lau- rie Liebl, Coach Missy Habecker, Coach Mike Hackman. Left V I wish l could take a short cut! Center - uWatch for me at the Olympics. Bottom - Limbo. . . the Warwick way. 153 DISTRICT TENN S CH MPS! i Top - Senior netmen l smile pretty for the cam, era, Center 4 Not even John McEnroe could hit this one back! Right 1 The LL League Singles Champion - Kyle Haw- thorne. The 1984-85 boys, tennis season ranks as one of the finest, if not the best, in Warwick tennis history. Sophomores Kyle Hawthorne and Brad Zechman led the team again by playing 121 and W2 respectively. Senior Chad Walter played H3 above junior Doug Steinhauer, while senior Brian Nicarry held down the 95 spot. The Warrior netmen swept to the Section I title with a record of 8-O. ln the process, they compiled a singles record of 40-O. The Section l title was their fourth in the last eight years and their second in a row. The Warriors then met Section ll champions, Hempfield, for the League Championship. Warwick got singles victories from Kyle Hawthorne, Brad Zechman, and Doug Steinhauer. An additional doubles victory by Hawthorne and Zechman clinched the League Championship Match, 4-2. Further- more, Warwick had the League Singles Champion, Kyle Hawthorne, who won his second consecutive League singles crown. Hawthorne and Zechman moved on to the District Singles Tournament where they both advanced to the quarterfinals before losing. They then teamed up for doubles and came back to win the District Doubles Championship. In so doing, they amassed enough points to give Warwick the District III Team Championship - our first ever! lt was then on to the State Tournament at Bloomsburg where Hawthorne and Zechman took the fourth place medal in doubles. A great ending to a great season, finishing with a record of 14-1. f Coach Wanner 154 WHS 6 1 Donegal 7 0 Penn Manor 7 0 McCaskey 7 O ELCO 6 1 Conestoga Valley 3M SW Manheim Township 7 O Columbia 2 5 Dallastown 7 O Cocalico 7 0 Manheim Central 6 I Cedar Crest 6 S 1 Lebanon 1 6 1 Norlebco 6 1 Ephrata S a iiii frfss ,,, 1 G! 3 .--,-' if . isss - -15s, - . sg 35 S r Tir ss.. 7 s QF' 3 3 ' S Brenda Sipe A mixup between the yearbook staff and Heisey Studios caused Brenda Sipe's pic- ture to be involuntarily excluded from the yearbook. We offer our apologies and have included her picture at her request. 1985 Boys' Tennis Team - Front Row: Paul Trefny, Mike Henderson, Eric Stein, Ed Chomeley-Jones, Cliff Eberly, Brian Gellerg Second Row: Coach Ron Jeremy Leister, Tony Erkens, Brian Nicarry, Chad Walters, Rick Stepina, Brad Zechman, Drew Martin, Doug Steinhauer, Andy Allweing Missing: Kyle WI TER PD TE Because of our early deadline during the winter, some sports and miscellaneous news was not reported in the yearbook. This article will update all achievements not previously covered. Boys Basketball - The squad entered the district playoffs strongly with wins over Greencastle and York Central, but they then fell to York Suburban and East Pennsboro. Earning a place in state playoffs, the Warriors went up against Montoursville but suffered defeat. Ending on a good note, both Lance Wagner and Dennis Hurd were named to the LI. all-star team, while Hurd also made the District 3 all-tournament squad. Girls Basketball - The girls went to district playoffs and fought to a third place finish, a first for Warwick girls teams. Continuing to rewrite the history books, the squad earned a place in the State Tournament. Playing their way to the Eastern State final, the team was voted among the top five in the state. A fine finish for our women of the court. Wrestling - The only Warwick grappler to place in the District Tournament was Tim Weaver. He wrestled his way to a second place medal. Music - Eric Zimmerman played his trumpet to earn a spot in Regional Band. On a more classical note, Kelly Koncle achieved places in the Regional and State Orchestras with her string bass. Both should be congratulated for their fine performances. 155 THE CAMER ROLLS O lt's the biggest musical production of the year! The spring musical, i'Bye Bye Birdie , was presented on the evenings of March 28th, 29th and 30th. Warwick's unique version of the comedy, set in the 195O's, involved weeks of hard work by the music, art and stage departments. For each area it is a major undertaking. Audiences watching the show, lmany of them from the 50's generation themselvesl heartily enjoyed the cast's portrayal of that era. Providing authentic costumes from their own attics, the cast enthusiastically adopted the look. Rock star Conrad Birdie, portrayed by Bill Oehme, showed off a flashy gold jumpsuit, while his fans, dressed in poodle skirts, bobbysocks, and scarves, leaped wildly and screamed after him. Lauren Loercher put her singing and dancing skills to good use in the song and dance, HSpanish Rose, as did Spencer Keasey while telling the Sad Girl to Put on a Happy Face. Jon Perini, Mandy Nuss, Gretchen Rhoads, and Kevin Dodge skillfully portrayed the typical American family, the lVlcAfees. The memories created during the practice and performance of this musical will last a lifetime. 156 'KPN fa xx ET OF BYE BYE BIRDIE! V . MQ flew 4 Opposite Page: Top: Ben Zimmerman, Gretchen Rhoads, Bill Oehme. Jenny Wiley. Spencer Keasey. Lauren Loercher, Jon Perini, and Mandy Nussg Bot- tom: Bill Oehmeg This Page: Top Left: Mandy Nuss and Jon Perinig Top Right: Ken Hessg Center Left: Lauren Loercher and Spencer Keaseyg Center Right: Nell Amidong Bottom Left: Jenny Wiley and Spencer Keasey: Bottom Right: Gretchen Rhoads. 157 CATCH THE EXCITEME T Picture this , . . Expensive equipment fr crowds the stage, the spotlights are set, T rock music fills the air, and an expec- tant, noisy crowd files into the audito- rium. lt sounds like a professional rock concert. The 1985 Talent show, em- ceed by Bill Oehme and Drew Pierce, can go on the record books as the best in Warwick l'ligh's history. Numerous 3 , bands and soloists performed original numbers, as well as songs recorded by the best in secular and Christian music. One livelier act had its classmates roll- ing in the aisles as scantily-clad wres- tlers and flashy managers performed their own version of ul-lulkmanian. ,,f Top Left: Donna Groff Sz Spencer Keaseyg Top Right: Erik Schouten, Middle left: Alison Bradley, Center: Trevor Hackman 81 Dan Waltz, Middle right: Bea Greinerg Bottom left: Kelly Longeneckerg Bottom Center: Lisa Parson, Bottom Right: Randy Butson, 158 AND THE T ,,.. LE T! Wuxi 7' ' ,QF 3 H V , 1 ,, r , ,V f f ' V V -f- FM .-.fr,, Q. Each number had its individual specialty. At one point in the show, a thick cloud of smoke accompanied the scream ofthe band. A num' ber of talented singers surprised classmates into saying, ul didn't know she could sing like that! All in all, the 1985 Talent Show con- tained quality acts. Quality was also in the spotlight during the Student Expo. Warwick honors its students each year by having them display their areas of involvement. The displays included a com' puter demonstration, Vo-Ag animals, baked goods, sewing, wood, metal, and art projects. With all the hard work that goes into these areas, plus a whole lot more, each student deserves to have his work admired by friends, family, and the community. Top Right: Bea Greinerg Top Center: Dana Marting Top Right: Pat Moore, Center: Mark Berry Bottom: Missy Frederick. 159 Busch Gardens Williamsburg its J-s w aahuiim List f -4 s N, Nfl ' r-' aft. .aa rrz.. :E 's lui I Q L' its we .J i Virginia Beach nessaslwifxynk I Top Left: And so we wait in another line! Top Center: ls that Pepsi you're dinking? Top Right: Check out those shades! Left Center: Where is that bus? Center: The Big Bad Wolf! Right Center: And they studied onthe beach Y Much! Far Right: Andy Brubaker. Bottom Left: Beach bunnies, Left Centerlnsert: Mohammed catches the rays. Left Bottom Center: Let's catch a wave! Right Bottom Center: Future Chippendales? Bottom Far Right: Aftei dinner conversation. 161 KING THE SCEN ' S5 lt is twelve fifteen, May 30, 1985. All chaos breaks loose as juniors and seniors explode from behind teacher-guarded jg-,, doors. The upperclassmen are finally set free from the bore- dom and suppressed excitement that accompanies the day of the prom. The yearly tradition of parading the cars around the school, making as much noise as is humanly possible, has begun, during which studious freshmen and sophomores ,T WSJ struggle through final exams. The preparation for the social highlight of the year began weeks, even months ago. The juniors, knowing that the R Q prom is quite a financial undertaking, budgeted and planned fund-raisers. Individual juniors and seniors did the same with , -.1 r their own finances, saving lor having parents shell out cashl i to get that alluring white satin gown and the perfectly tai- lored grey tux. And, of course, having the perfect date for if the most important social event of the year ranked high on T the list of things to do. When the day finally arrived, the gals rushed to I-lairloom ' My E Designs to have nails and hair done to achieve a look of sophistication. Guys hurried to Formal Affairs to pick up the Q' tux, and to I-lendrick's Flower Shop for the traditional cor- ' 'L sage, Both needed hours to prepare for the big night, .rr , N VXQ in 162 THE OLD WEST l ... fs., N hh lm When the couples arrived at the Treadway Resort Inn, lafter numerous pictures for his parents, her parents, his grandparents, and hers!! they greeted the other couples, somewhat amazed that their usually jean-clad classmates could look so good! lt was truly an evening to behold! After a delicious meal of Chicken Cordon Bleu, the tables were cleared to prepare the dance floor. Couples danced the night away, venturing often to the refreshment bar and into the cool night to escape the heat ofthe dance floor. The all important walk of the senior girls, during which the judg- ing for the Prom Queen occurred, happened early in the evening. Although the decision was a tough one, with all the beautiful young ladies of the senior class, Lisa Nicksic was finally pronounced Prom Queen. She, with her escort, Sher- man Kohler, led the couples into a romantic dance. At eleven, when the formalities at the Treadway were concluded, couples ventured to the post prom, where ambi- tious juniors spent hours decorating the gym and cafeteria areas as from the Old West. Casino tables, an authentic- looking bar, and videos kept the couples busy for the rest of the morning, It is five-thirty, June 1, 1985. All is quiet at Warwick High. ,ttf ,f if M 1 . 1 W ,, 1 ' Opposite Page: Top: Prom Queen, Lisa Nicksic and her date, Sherm Kohler lead a slow dance after her crowning, Bottom Left: Junior Class Officers, Scott Deisley and Marc Flickinger both know they're dashingly handsome as they reveal the 1985 Prom Queen, Bottom Right: Old West dames try a little charm for the camera. Toni Herr, Jenny Wiley, Sherri Beans. and Michelle Hershey: This Page: Top: Wheelin' and Dealin' Jodi Esbenshade. Tom McCoy, Beth Keener. and Dave Shaefferg Middle Left: Easy Street . , . We're hot tonight! Cindy Hurst and Erik Schouteng Above: A Quiet Couple - Mohammed's not talking! Mohammed Baoueb and Beatrix Greinerg Bottom Left: Here we are! Don't we look great!?! Chris Ulrich and Sue Tobias. 163 Society held an induction ceremony for ten seniors and twentysnine juniors. Four of the present members of NHS spoke on the qualifications one must meet to be HS INDUCTION CEREMO onthe even ing of May 20, 1985, me National Honor elected into the National Honor Society. The speakers included Joe Weinlick, who spoke on scholarship, Cin- dy Hurst, who spoke on leadershipg April Enck, who spoke on character, and Becky Ravegum, who ad- dressed on service. The thirty-nine newly elected members were escorted by present members to the front of the cafeteria where they were inducted. The new members, holding lighted candles, recited the NHS pledge in the presence of their parents, friends, teachers, and administration. The evening concluded with a reception for members and their guests. Top Right: Ruth Marks, Cindy Hurst, Joe Weinlick, Becky Rave- gum, and April Enck, Center: Junior boys elected to NHS are lfront rowl Eric Zimmerman, Marc Flickinger, Keith Ramsey, Eric Wolf and Matt Long, lMiddle rowl Gary Minnich, Spencer Keasey, Patrick Lutz, Drew Martin, Matt Snavely, Troy Sensenich and Mike Banackg ltop fowl Philip Charles, Ken Hess, Steve Hoeltzel, Mike Badorf and Robert Willis. Bottom Left: Junior girls elected to NHS are lseated, left to rightl: Kathy Deibert, Kelly Koncle, Barb Schmertz, Shelby Holland, Michelle Straw, Michelle Hevener, and Kathleen Fry, ltop rowl Jennifer Willier, Sue Baker, Rose Kreischer, Gretchen Rhoads, Linda Geiger and Pam Maxfield, Bottom Right: Seniors elected to the NHS are Cleft to rightl: Carolyn Hess, Cynthia Kurtz, Brian Allwein, Jodi Myers, Dirk Freeseman, Lori Shenk, Drew Pierce, Jenny Wiley, and Pat Scott. Missing: Dave Sensenig. f 1 X K 1 P1 I 164 if .1 Baccalaureate Service Top: Rev. David R. Heffner, Rev. Jimmy Ross, and Warwick Glee Club entertain the crowd. Center: Seniors sit solemnly through the cere- mony. surrounded by pictures of relieved seniors after the service. .uw '-4 5 ... '- . 1 . fb' A is A g h e ? 'A.l f Q J -v 1 I V- I Z 1 o ,. H : f i rv .V: K V .VK Ji ,, . Q if A Q at X' M if W 165 Af 5., COMMENCE E T rr re W , . 4,21 J 4 Q ' 'Hw- ciass Of1985 Mr, Iovino, Principal, presents the class of 19854 Dr. Bonfield, Superintendent, offers the seniors some advice Top Graduates Speak On: What We Have Gained 'Friendshipn ........................ Maureen McCaffery Knowledge ......... ............. R uth Marks Responsibility .... ........... J odi Long The Future ...... ....... G lenna Bailey Good-Bye Friends! x 4. Q wb ' f, f 31' D. . 4 N V. , A En? ag 5 1, , N 3 . v :- 1 ri Yi. 1 8 W BQ k !f '51, .. . I Q , 14, ,J . vi . i Af . I ' 4 4 'Q Z 4