Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1986 volume:

1986 ZOACRCRIACD WARWICK SENIOR HIGH LITITZ, PA VOLUME 30 , , On behalf of the administration and faculty at War- wick High School, l congratulate the yearbook staff for their many hours of hard work in producing this year's yearbook. ln my years of working in the position of high school principal, l have watched the yearbook go through many changes to provide students of Warwick High School with a publication which truly reflects the highlights of a given school year. Years from now cur- rent students at Warwick High School will have an op- portunity to look through the Warrian and remember the many facets of life at Warwick High School. The Warrian truly captures the picture of people working together, learning, and enjoying their high school years. Congratulations on a job well done. Mr. Stephen A. lovino Principal Be all that you can be. Many of us have heard these words repeatedly the past several years. ln fact, often times because they are so familiar, we take them for granted. Being the best takes a conscious individual effort at all times. l hope that each graduating senior has made that effort and is ready for the future that awaits him or her, For each of you, l wish success and happi- ness. Underclassmen, l challenge you to make a commit- ment to yourself and your school. Be the best you can be, and in return, your school will be the best it can be. Congratulations to members of the Warrian staff. l'm sure the entire Warwick community appreciates your dedication and hard work in producing an excellent pub- lication. Stephen T. George 2 .-Um . ,A . 4 , f x 1 y J 1 I 5 1 ' V if 1 fl' x se i ai XX J ,M of ,N ff? wif N- ' Ya A ,. I' Q- i .A f ff f W4 f X1 fax' .f - ,f V 2 . , Z., 5 1 ff of 8' L94 to 1 ,gf 4 QQ if J fy. ,yt ,Z 2, Q, iii? I' 1 ' f in Q 'A , D A 1 gs ,, 2 , m7g,e5f ff,.,5'Zafhfff TEE. A img M 'SJ ki'QgiHg1ij, f'17ST2q2cf:?f2 , .g Nvjif ., ,1 f Kd c 1 ' 3 K- x L . W YQ X 'Q 4 5 ..:. fL: ..--f-- f -.E: X , V M 5 ff 7 A ,q,,. 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Marty Blose missing: Above: class couples Middle Left: most talkativeg Bottom Lefu best body. qu -WIN Top Left: cutestf Top Right: best dressed, Gretchen Rhoads missing, Above: friendliest. Middle Right: most musicals Bottom Right: The best of '86 gathered together. Senior Superlatives Smartest: Most infectious laugh: Kathy Deibert, Marc Flickinger Kerry Barnhart, Tim Michael Most musical: Cutest: Kelly Koncle, Eric Zimmerman Maureen West, Drew Martin Most artistic: Best dressed: Anne Swan, Tony Erkins Gretchen Rhoads, Ed Cholmeley-Jones Most likely to succeed: Quietest: A Kathy Deibert, Marc Flickinger Marcy Hevener, Mark Hilles Best body: Most athletic: Michelle Hershey, Jeff Ruhl Lori Schneider. Mark Wood Neatest eyes: Most school spirited: Kris Journey, Keith Groff Michelle Petticoffer, Mark Wood Class couple: Most unique: 4 Jeff Lepard S Toni Herr Marty Blose, Eric Wolfe Best smile: Class clowns: Anne Swan. ltiej Tim Michael. Chris Ulrich. r Marty Blose. Patrick Lutz Keith Groff Most talkative, Best dancer. lisa Weit, Mike Kolenda Chris Balmer, Ed C holmeley .lones Best Ieadersr Friendliest: Gretchen Rhoads, Marc Flickinger Toni Herr. Don Miller Teacher tormenters: Most gullible: Christy Smith, Patrick Lutz Anne Swan. Trevor Hackman hrough the ages, hair has moved from crew cuts and clucktails to the buffont and the flip. ln the mid-70's the perm revolution began which led to the renewal of the all time favorite the BOB ! This popular style comes in all shapes and sizes - long, short, curly, or straight the wearer de- cides how far out he wants to appear! HAIRDO N if Qltfii VOODOO fate. , mann ,-M J , is-Fw ,1.q,s,m ,, iX a I 'V MQW 'A 'M' T f , , 2 X ., . 3 1 4 ,f 4 ti 4, ii if i Z, A .s it fi I W ' -6- W C LW' 'iii My 3,151 l i Af , L IN Y !,4z,. in if oday, in l985, hair ranges from the short, conservative look to the latest bissym- metrical style which has hit Warwick full force. This new look allows the cutter to use his own imagination and to reach new heights of creativity. And maybe, if you feel really wild, add a bit of red, green, or blue dye Cor all threel to that punky hair and make the look even more unusual. Hair has, and always will. change with the times and flow with the fads. Now. Warwick, here is your chance to show us what you're made of. Let's see your hair! OMECOMI G S MEFW he crowns glittered as the autumn sun it was shining on the heads of returning Homecoming Queen Cindy Hurst and newly-crowned queen Toni Herr, escorted by Jeff Lepard. The first runner-up was Anne Swan who was escorted by Marc Flickinger, There was a tie for the second runner-up. lt was Susan Tobias, escorted by Ed Cholmeley-Jones, and Michelle Hershey, escorted by Matt Hershey. The other members of the homecoming court were: Chris Balmer, escorted by Eric Weaver, Linda Geiger, escorted by Tim Kershnerf Kelly Glass, escorted by Scott Kissler, Gretchen Rhoads, escorted by Gary Minnich, and Lori Schneider, escorted by Dennis Hurd. Llnder- classmen included Julie Turano, Junior class re- presentative, escorted by J.R. Zartman, Amy Nuss, Sophomore class representative, escort- ed by Steve Nuss, and Tonya Franck, Freshman class representative, escorted by Matt Hilles. Top Left: First runner-up Anne Swan and her escort Marc Flick Inger, Top Right: I984 Homecoming Queen. Cindy Hurst, crowning Toni Herr, who was escorted by Jeff Lepard, Bottom Right: Second runners-up Susan Tobias and Michelle Hershey with their escorts Ed Cholmeley-Jones and Matt Hershey. JITNES 5 D Y T THE MOVIES 1 E673 EWR? 'IHIIOME he l985 Homecoming Parade of floats was fascinating. All the classes worked hard and put a lot of effort into their floats. The freshmen brought the Bears bad news fthat our hits would knock 'em homey. The sophomores wished to witness the murder of E-Town. The Bear Busters were brought in by the juniors to exterminate the Bears. The seniors brought Rocky back into the ring to beat up on a famous bear. Bear Busters , the Junior float, came in fourth place. Bad News Bears , the Freshman float. came in third place. Rocky , the Senior float, came in second place. and Witness , the sophomore float, came in first place. After all, we did witness the Bears' murder, and it was a wonderful day to place in War- wick history. S Top Left: First place Sophomore floats Left Center: Senior float, second places Bottom Left: Junior float placed fourtht Above: Third place Freshman float. RRIANS CELEBR TE VIC t was homecoming on Grosh Field and the old grads had the opportunity to witness the War- riors in one of their better performances. The win broke a four game losing streak. The fine showing offense came alive at the right time. Cool and crisp was the setting for the homecoming football game between the Mighty Warriors and the E-Town Bears. Warwick school spirit was ev- erywhere. Streamers and balloons with screaming fans set the perfect atmosphere for this football game. Get ready, because the game is about to begin. Here come the Mighty Warriors! Neither team did anything with the ball on their first time of possession. However, on the Warriors second series, they put on a sixty-five yard march that ended in the endzone. The Warriors scored with fifty-nine seconds remaining in the first peri- od. Here the Bears fought back, with the Warriors at fault, a play consisting of an eightyfone yard run for a touchdown was achieved by an E-Town play- er. The last ninety seconds of the first half saw the lead of hands change twice. To Warwick's sur- prise, an alert Bear scooped up the ball after a biocked punt and dashed for thirty yards, giving E- Town their second score. The Warriors put on one of their best drives of the year on their first possession in the second half. They took over on their own fifteen and in eleven plays had their second score. With the ball on the Warwick thirty-four yard line and only fifty-eight seconds left the Warriors went to work. After two running plays, the quarterback threw the ball to another team member. This play picked up twenty-four yards. On the one yard line a War- rior carried the ball for another score. The two point conversion was completed. The final score was Warwick twenty-one and E-Town eighteen. Victory had once again been captured by the War- riors after their losing streak. The fans rejoiced. The players were full of pride, and spirit was re- tained in all hearts throughout the day. Top Left: Keith Groff practices his kick before the game. Bottom Left: Blake Bender leads the pack of hungry Warriors. Top Center: Newly- crowned Homecoming Queen Toni Herr. Bottom Center: Homecoming dance chaperones take time out for a picture. Top Right: Spreading the latest news at the dance. Right Center: The all-famous tailgate party at Warwick. Bottom Right: Dedicated juniors cheer for their float, .A-A t. :ix ,pic V? ii.. T T iQ?j:'WY , f '.' ,,, gf' ORY F R HQMECOMI F AQ Y X -ibrq P PQPQQ - Q Y g N .mf ' - Q I A t A -wah' .r X f wx , M N S .. Q Q- D Ii. F if X, 'P'Y QjL 3 km A R .QW 2... . I- 45. is . snr w: -1 k . S Qf-1 x,S:a:s'5- . -f -. k if f ' . v we Q Top left: Bring it on Big Guy! Top right: l'lI smile when I darn well feel like it! Above: Is there a problem? Right center: See what this place does to me! Bottom right: I really don't want my picture taken! ,vi mv 6 ,AH x We UQ L f ,J Q5 'S' 'Inf X ' f- A '1,, 4 - Viv , Q. 1 6, tiff Jr Y-f,+1,'S?'Q 'HT-4 'ap , X A k ny I.. Ama ,, ' 1:4 Q? . f Q A , 4 I 'Q W A 1 Q A 'V A' xiii: ' J57Q? fQ i i , in 7,11 p to bottom. Marc inger - President, Scott Deisley - Treasurer, Tim Michaels - Vice President, Gretchen Rhoads - Secre- tary. K1 L ,, , I f . gg- f , ,xg l - f G hy t , , L 'KW 'Q A L, si i ' 3' 3, .f ,-In in ,. 'f K f ff Q ,L 2 2 Q' l si- ? gi 3' '3' -I ' it H - ,af , ii' ' , , , 1 , fl Vlbt i,1, WSW! A ,V J' ggi VV ., , :B-if VY? Wi? 5 ,f also ,,t,,,,, , M- 'iri L ,,, ., ,, . Ili red and black black rose song: Forever Young by AI- e motto: Learn from the past, Live present, Look to the future. ADAMS-ANDERSON Chris Adams James Roy Adams SpacetVo-Tech CIO-l2J,Likes - Adams, Get lost t FFAt Likes parties, snowdriftsa Dislikes - - weekends, summer: Dislikes jocks, Future - work. service. A snobs, Mondays, Future - Veterinary College. Jeff Adams Scrapper: Sometimes you just gotta say What the football, wrestling, Student Governments Likes - converti- bles, being with Conniea Dis- likes - conceited people, being lonely, Future - college, mar- riage. 'swf if A Tammy Adams Tails Relax t Likes - Rob. weekends, Dislikes - rainy days. getting up earlyg Future - work. Melissa Lynn Afford Missy: Bonga, Bongant field hockey, stage crew, Warrior Wampum, Who's Who, FBLA Creporterjt Likes - beach sun- sets, Skippy peanut buttert Dis- likes - fighting with friends, homeworkt Future - Manage- ment Night Courses, Corporate Executive Cpowerj. Hansel Akers J.R., Peppy : wrestling, bas- ketball. weightlifting: Likes - parties, snowstormsa Dislikes - hangovers. Thomas W. Allshouse Tomi Yea, maybe t baseball C9- IOD, soccer C9-IOD, APBA CII-DD: Likes - A.C., U24 Dislikes - country music, slow drivers, Future w- college, teaching. Debbie Anderson Hey, What's up? t horseback riding, Swimming, camping, Likes v Jesus Christ, Mathon Dennis, Dislikes - rock music. inconsiderate people, Future - keep working at Burger King. ANDREWS-BALMER Lloyd Andrews Likes - Wrestling, Hulk Hogan, riding bike, Future - find a job, work. Jose Marcio Atz Marciot Please speak slowly, because l do not understand much English. , The first months in the United States: only school, sports, study, Likes - travel, sports, Dislikes - staying home, no money: Fu- ture - college, diplomacy, Denise Auker Dee Dee, Yeah! Many! Likes - 2:58p.m., Unicorn, Dislikes - school, snobs Qprepsbf Future - marriage, work. Todd Auker Auker Buddyf Stick Bubble g Likes - girls, nice carst Dis- likes - school, snobst Future - work, make money, have some fun. Troy Auker Auker Buddya Scumbag a Likes - nice girls, cars? Dislikes - school, Fords, Future - work. Michael Badorf Barff, lt's worth it. , wres- tling, NHS, Senior class conces- sion stand worker, lounge mon- itors Likes - turtles, The Boss Van, Dislikes M plastics, L-A's, Future -- I992 Olympic Bom- bardment team, contestant on The Wheel of Fortune. Suzanne Baker Sue, How tall is that girl, Joanne? : concert band, or- chestra, track, Student Govern- ment, NHS, Who's Who, Likes - spring mornings, New York City, Dislikes - people who whine. rainy days, Future - Anesthesiologist. Christine Louise Balmer Crash, Don't you trust mens Glee club, Hello Dolly, Junior ac- tivities, Prom committee, Banda Likes - tall blondes. ad- ventures: Dislikes -- being bored, pushy people, Future - college. BANACK-BLOSE Michael Banack Reallyl , NHS, basketball, ln- tramuralst Likes - The Cars, good times with friends, Dis- likes - Lititz's attitude, au- thority: Future - college, Engi- neering. Pamela Leilani Bard Pammy, l don't get it , band Q9-DD, band president Cllj, con- cert band, glee club, junior ac- tivities, prom committees Likes - being with friends, walking on the beach: Dislikes - get- ting up early, band camps Fu- ture - college, Kerry Ann Barnhart Kerry Bee, Hey Jul, let's drive , Basketball C9-IOJ, Likes - The Band Crew . Red, Dis- likes - Migraine headaches, indecisionst Future W Dental Assistant, Scott Bender Bendover, partyt Likes - water skiing, S.D.R.t Dislikes - wom- en drivers, Future - Marine Police. Kimberly Benjamin Benjit Who's Who, track, stage crew, AFS clubg Likes - Tim, the beachg Dislikes - snobs, rainy days with nothing to dog Future - Radiology school, marriage. Jeff Binzen Binzen That's the way to do it! t cross country QIOLI27, track Q9-llj, Basketball C9J, Band K9- llj. AIASA C9-llj, concert band Q9-Db, Jazz band UID, Hatcrew Clljt Llkes - Hatcrew, D.B.t Dislikes - Guys wearing Ma- donna bracelets, most band practicest Future -W college. Blake Bender BB, Do you think? , football C9-DD, track Q9-ID, wrestling C9- IOJ, swimming, weightlifting, Varsity club CVice-Presidentla Likes - parents, close friends, Dislikes - mornings, injuries to the human bodyt Future - college, Physical therapy, foot- ball. Martha Lynn Blose Marty, Ooo . ,. heavy, heavy, heavy glee club, orchestra, county chorus, Fall play QQJ, Spring Musical C9-Ill, band, Show choir, Likes - The Young Ones, Uptown Minneapolis, Dislikes - This nursery school- oriented atmosphere, people who hassle me about my hairs Future - college, Medical school. BQWDER-COATES , -,: Q, - if - JA ' .- , .aces K 'L in H. Marie Bowder Marv, cool! i concert band. jazz band, sax ensemble, marching band, orchestra, Glee club, AIASA, Junior High cheer- ing, Likes - Bowie, cool hair- styles, Dislikes - People ask- ing dumb questions about my punk hair. people who don't use their turnsignals, Future - worki go to cosmetology school. , s i N 1 C L I sf' ' Sharon I., Broderick Snifflesg Let's go for a drivel a frosh field hockey, swimming, softball, FBLA, Who's Who, Likes - Pooky Bear, H.H.S.'s Rams, Dislikes - nosey people, slow drivers, Future - college. marriage. t .,1,, ,B . Q i if W Darrell L. Brubaker Bru, football, intramurals, Likes - S.D.R., U21 Dislikes - I973 green Z28's, old women drivers, Future - collee, Business. Karen Lynn Carpenter Carpy, Oh come onl , Glee club, show choir, County cho- rus. Honors chorus, Interna- tional Thespian Society, Hello Dolly, Brigadoon, Bye-Bye Bird- ie, Likes - sailing on week- ends, clothing at Doneckers, Dislikes - heavy make-up, Fu- ture - work at Doneckers a year, college at HACC. Cindy Carroll Get a clue , Vo-Tech, working on cars, Likes - guys, Rodney, Dislikes - punkers, getting up for school, Future - cake deco- rator. Philip Charles Charlie, orchestra, NHS. Who's Who, church youth groups Likes - Calculus, hiking, Dislikes - Mondays, punkers, Future - college, Electronics. Edward Cholmeley-Jones Shweetie, Hester, you have a scarlet letter on your breast! , swimming, tennis, Likes - the sandy grit of the beach, sting of chlorine in my eyes: Dislikes - computers without Fozzie Bear and Kelly Longenecker, spelling vocabulary, Future - Olym- pics. Kathleen M. Coates Kathy, like it's not . . , , band front. cheering, yearbook, Who's Who, Likes - The way it was aspirin,The Doors:DisIikes - 2:30 a.m. phone chain, Hor- sehead, Future - college. COOPER-DETZ '-gg S ta Christine Cooper Coop, So, sue me! 4 Likes - reading, tennist Dislikes - snobs, cleaning my rooms Fu- ture - work. K s gg 4 6 ., Tammy Dale Smileys Oh my god i Junior Achievement. Vo-Tech, VICA, Likes - rock and roll, beach, Dislikes - liver with onions, two-faced peoplet Future - continue on to a trade school and work in Graphic Arts. ,- we 3 AQ, -I is k 15 rii' ' 5 .ly .. K r Sean Deemer Bubbat What if , FFA, volun- teer firemam Likes - animals, food, Dislikes - bullies, super hot weathert Future - metal worker, welder. Kathy Lynn Deibert Kates Helping Force CTreasur- erj, NHS CVice-Presidentj, Who's Who, Hockey and Boys Track manager, Lounge moni- tor, Likes - being with friends, weekendst Dislikes - home- work, getting out of beds Future - college, Secondary Educa- tion Qmathb. Scott Deisley Dicei Anne, you give me a . . . . wrestling C9-DJ, cross coun- try Cllb, class treasurer Cll-Dj, Who's Who, Lounge moniton Likes - B-girls, KIXQ Dislikes - wobbling rearwheels hitting a 900 turn, non-huge ones, Future - die before senility sets in, Corinne DeLong Trouble, Get a clue , Forces Likes - weekends, friends, Dislikes - complainers, fair weather friendst Future - cos- metology. Daniel Eric Dennis Dan, Life is what happens when you are making other plans. , Likes - Japanese Cul- ture, C.S. Lewis, Dislikes - plastic flowers, unoriginalityt Future - world travels, studies in English literature and jour- nalism. Christina Boyd Detz Dizzer, Hey GirIsl t Prom committee, Junior Activities, Peer Counseling, Intramural volleyball, Likes - being with friends, travelingt Dislikes Y Warwick High School grape- vine, Lititzt Future - college. DEUTSCH-ECKMAN Q2 1? 4 Wesley Deutsch Wes, Likes - cars, loud musics Dislikes - school, Future - be a bum. Joe Ditmer Diver, Smile , PA-IASA, Likes - lunch at T.K., 2:58 p.m. bells on Fridays, Dislikes - school. Monday mornings, Future - Navy, go diving. Rick Ditzler Crash, Yeah, I am , band 19- IIZJ, football 193, wrestling 195, baseball 19-IOJ, Vo-Tech 1lO-DDQ Likes - Steph, Chevelles, Dis- likes - car troubles. gas sta- tions, Future - get a iob, be rich, win lottery. Lora Lee Diven Lora Leei Sure, l knew you could, 1 band, Junior Activities, Prom committee, Likes - The Doors, being with friendsi Dis- likes - school, perfectionistsf Future -- get a job, I 'wr Michelle Ann Dixon Nu-uh , softball 19, IO, Dj, peer counseling 19-Ill, Intramural volleyball 19-IDD, Likes - a cer- tain MGB, autumn days, Dis- likes - cliques, snobs, Future - college. David Eby Eboi Get out of my face jackl , wrestling 19-DJ, Likes - Co- penhagen, M.L.R., Dislikes - WHS. Future - Marry M.L.R., college. U JN Kelly Eckert Kelly, Monkey see, monkey do , cars, Likes -w girls, fe- malest Future - kill myself. Michael E. Eckman Mikes Vo-Tech, Likes - Auto Mechanics, Vo-Tech, Dislikes - snobs, homework, Future - Auto Mechanic, National Guard. MMERICH-FISHER Betty Lynn Emmerich Betss Yeah, rightI s basketball C7-DJ. track C9-DJ, Varsity club, Junior Activities, lntramural volleyball, Likes - being with friends, being in the mountainsi Dislikes - 2:30 a.m. phone chain, WHS grapevinei Future - college. QR -sires' Tony Erkens Ernies lf l lose control, keep me from the cutlery. i tennis, golf, Intramural volleyball and bas- ketballs Likes - sexy female ankles, money for nothings Dis- likes - people who spell my name Erkins s Future - Art school, a hopefully painless death. ,5-f Jamie Eshleman You don't know how to play the game , basketball C9-DJ, football C9-I27, Varsity club CPresidentDi Likes - old friends, Annes Dislikes - I for l7's, two-faced peoplei Future - college. Lori Feister iw' vw f-v't1TF David Fenicle Todd Fichtner David FFVGSIOIIE Lonnie Fishef Davei om Marvy i Likes - FichtneriVo-Tech CIO-l2DiLikes Pom GSIRadiCal iF0uf-wh2el- Fordss Dislikes - Chevysi Fu- - volleyball, friendss Dislikes ins- mudbvssinsi fishing. hum- ture - undecided. - homework, boredom: Future mg? Likes - Foupwheel drive ,Qabinet making. trucks, R.H.P., Dislikes - Toyota Landcruisers, Copss Fu- ture - make money, have fun. FISHER-GAUTHREAUX Steve Fisher Fish, Where's the party? , Likes - The Power Station, sports cars, Dislikes - stuck up people, Cops, Future - trade school or college. Kathleen Fry Kath, I don't want to hear it. , orchestra C9-IOD, Honor Society Cll-ID: Likes - ice cream, a good time, Dislikes - dull con- versations, empty gas tanks, Future - Messiah college. Marc Flickinger Flick, A determined soul will do more with a rusty monkey wrench than a loafer will ac- complish with all the tools in a machine shop. , football C9-lOh, basketball C9-DJ, NHS, class President C9-DJ, Student Advi- sory Council, Who's Who, Likes - all sports, trustworthy friends, Dislikes - dishonesty, browners, Future - college to persue a medical career. . S ' Rebecca Gallton Becky, Are you serious? Band C9-IOJ, Glee Club CIODD, Student Government C9, IZD, AFS ill, ID, Likes - hot fudge sundaes, being with friends, Dislikes - people who think they know it all, getting up ear- ly, Future - college, nursing. A ,. Jennifer France Bimmeroo, Yeah, Right! , Glee club, track, Yearbook 195, AFS, Literary Magazine, Who's Who, Likes - raiding Chow about it L.W.J, the beaver, Dislikes - people picking their nose, greasy hair, Future k college, become a bag lady. Angela Dee Frank Angie, Yearbook Q9-llh, band. JA 195, softball C9-llj, cheering CIOJ, Who's Who, Student Train- er Cll-Ilj, Intramurals volleyball, Likes - dancing, having a good time, Dislikes - busy work, boredom, Future - college, nursing. Heidi Garner Lil' Enrie, Oh gosh , Student Government CIO-ID, Band front C9-l2J. Glee club Q9-Ill. track C9- IOJ, Likes - Mr. B., skiing, Dis- likes - cheerful people in the morning. homework, Future - college Qteachingb, marriage. Thomas Gauthreaux Tom, lt matters muchl , Ski club C9, IOD, soccer 120, D.O. QI27, Likes W money, New York, Dislikes - waking up early, Fu- ture - business school, travel. EIGER-G RAY Linda .lo Geiger Leendaht Buckoo , NHS, Stu- dent Government C9-DJ, Band Front Q9-DD, basketball 195, Glee club C9'l2J, orchestra C9-ID, Likes - Timmer, Piggin' out, Dislikes - getting up early, tests, Future - college, mar- riage. Kelly Lee Glass Shorty, hockey C7-DJ. basket- ball C7-IOB, Likes - T. Micheal, V.W. Bugs, Dislikes - waking up for school, running at prac- tice, Future - college, work. Robert R. Glick Jr. Glickster the trickster, Your Cool , party, Likes A good looking women, cruising in a chevy, Dislikes - people that wreck my van, liars, Future - get rich, death. Michael A. Gockley Rock, FFA, Soccerz Likes - soc- cer, heavy metalz Dislikes - Rowdy Roddy Piper. King Kong Bundy, Future - work. Nancy Gockley Nancl, Hockey, Softball, Likes - sports, being with friends and family, Dislikes - snobs: ,Future - college. .f - N. -. is . s Tracy Gockley Tony, Tracet Huh? , Band, .lu nior Activitiest Likes - music, New York Cityt Dislikes - waiting for people, people who think they know everythings Future - Travel Agent. U -Q ,ie x E-X lx C9 Troy Gockley Get out of my face , Likes - hunting, Carlin's Class Clowns Dislikes - snobs, driving slow, Future - Navy. Elizabeth Schofield Gray Betsy, Schofie, l hate when that happensln, Intramural Vol- leyball, Likes - 2:58. vacations, Dislikes - Warwick cliques, conservativeness, Future - College. Engineering Major. l l GREENWAY-HACKMAN Harley Greenway Greener, Football, Baseball, Likes - sports, outdoors, Dis- likes H 44O's, Two-faced peo- ple, Future - college. ii .Q ' W '4Q, 1w1Q4si,2 x ' VS saws X Y bis ,is Brett T. Groff How ya doing? , Weightlift- ing, Intramural basketball and volleyball, Likes - Michele L., Cruisin around, Dislikes - slow cars, jealous and two-faced people, Future - work, marry Michele, Dan Graff Likes - hunting, W.M.C., Dis- likes - cops, new wave, Future - work. tif? lx fxkggx I ll ix: ' 4-ffsfsg .. ,fzfwofa -9'73t:f'i'S:, 'MS Tfiifrl lime. fr, 545 'lfihf 'I Keith Graff Groffie, Rambo, Football, Base- ball. Basketball, Cross Country, Likes - sports, outdoors, Dis- likes - Mondays, snobby girls. Future -- Air Force. Wendy Graff Seriously? , Band, Basketball, Cheering, Likes - guys, Z28 Camaros, Dislikes - cliques, people who are snobs, Future - undecided. Terry Habecker Mr. T, Go ahead, make my day , Volleyball. Basketball, Likes - camaros, Chevy 4 x 4's, Dislikes - snobs, people who show off, Future - col- lege. Rod Hackman Rappin Rod, Rodney Crue, Alls l want to do is smoke , Likes - women without sideburns. Motley Criie, Dislikes - .l.L.. school, Future - to leave Penn- sylvania. My Wu' K Trevor Hackman Hulkster, Hacksaw, What are you to do when Hulkmania runs wild all over you? , Football, Track, Force, Student Govern- ment, Likes - sports, Yankees, Dislikes - grass drills, Snobs, Future - college, Police field. HARRIS-HESS Will Harris Figger, What good are you? , Cross Country, Wrestling. Baseball, Likes - Michelle, sports, Dislikes - school, homework, Future - marriage, job. Julie Anne Herr Jul, No, Kerry I don't have any gas , Field Hockey, Newspaper, Likes - EEEK, socializing, Dis- likes f- nuclear war, putting gas in my car, Future Art Edu- cator. Tim Hazlett Haz, G,G.B.F.W., Who cares!? , Mo , Soccer, Intra- mural volleyball and basketball, Likes - Beautiful Women, Led Zeppelin, Dislikes - people who don't appreciate a year and a half, people who get mon- ey for nothing, Future - Colo- rado School of Mines, Geophys- ics Major. Alan Hench Suzanne Y. Heron Big AI, Freaken Deak , Foot- Sue, Yea Right!l , Band, Year ball, Baseball, Likes - sports, book Club, Likes - The Way lt outdoors, Dislikes - snobby Was Asprin, music, Dislikes - girls, answer No, Future - col- lege or work. Horsehead, trappers, Future - college, Nursing. Q, , X, , E A il lx E. Toni Lee Herr Tone, Guess Whatl , Tennis, Hockey, Cheerleading, Vice President, Homecoming Repre- sentative, Likes - taking chances, being with Jeff, Dis- likes - when there's nothing to do, when people say I talk too much, Future - Fashion De- sign. Q EQ Michelle Ray Hershey Shelle, Hey Spedl , Field Hock- ey, Keystone State Hockey Games, Varsity Club, Junior Activities, Prom Committee, Cheering, Track, Likes W Wild Summer Nights, spending time with special friends, Dislikes - rainy Monday mornings, condi- tioning - Penn State Drill, Fu- ture - college. major in Fash- ion lllustrating. Kenneth Hess Ken, Take it easyl , Glee Club Show Choir, Marching, Con- cert, Jazz Bands, Spring Musi- cal Accompanist, Orchestra NHS, USCWB, Likes - music nice clothes, Dislikes - speds incompetent page-turners, Fu- ture -- college. Music Ed. HEVENER-HOELTZLE Derrick Hevener Football, Likes - hunting, trav- eling, Future - to be an Electri- cian. Marcyl Lynn Hevener Marcy, Band, Librarian, Con- cert Band, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, AFS, Likes - weekends, friendly people, Dislikes - ear- ly mornings, conceited peoples Future - college, Advertising. A rsfsr N ti? Neve, .Serif K Ari, Michelle Hevener Nice , Force, NHS, Orchestra, G.C,, Girl's Hockey Manager, Boy's Track Manager, Likes - Warwick cell group, chocolate almond bars, Dislikes - Math. my alarm clock, Future - col- lege, Elementary Education. :sais '-ligssi-T' , ,, c ,s , i Mark Hilles Football, Likes - Metal Pete . . . . ., Dislikes - School, Future - undecided. Kathryn Hinkle Kathy, Kat, l'm hungryll , Vol- leyball, Likes - Ken Knier, close friends, Dislikes - cold Mon- days. snobs, Future - job, mar- riage. Greg Hodecker Howdy, That's cool, many! Soccer, Likes - sports, out- doors, Dislikes - school, snobs, Future - to live. Steven Robert Hoeltzel Steve: Remember, No matter where you go, there you arena Stage Crew, Glee Club, Band, Show Choir, NHS, Who's Who. Fall Play, Spring Musical, PA Ambassador of Music '85, County Chorus. Honors Choir, Likes W Mathematical Schol- ars, Dislikes - obnoxious peo- ple who think they own the world, being normal, Future - College, Mathematics, Be the next Tom Moyer. . ,Yak ds. , . A . 1 Connie Hoeltzle Con, No one is always a loser, but everyone is a winner. , Glee Club, Likes - working. travel- ling, Dislikes - moving, new schools, Future - Empire Beau- ty School, get married. CLLAN D-.IOU RN EY 'Vx arm' Www.. Shelby Holland Shelb, NHS, Tennis, Track. Newspaper, Yearbook, Explorer Post WGAL TV, Who's Who, Likes - socializing, chocolate chip cookies, Dislikes - BFS , cold weathen Future - college for study of architecture. Brian Horst Troy Horst B. Hunting, Fishing, Trail Rid- T. PIASAQ Likes - hunting, ing, Likes - G.L.C.'s. Chevysf W.M.C.,Dislikes-cops,cIose- Dislikes W snobs, slow drivers. minded, Future - conservation school. Jennifer Hummer Hummer, Flo, Jenny, Grow upl g cheering, tennis, Junior Activities, Likes - Saturdays. summer, Dislikes - two-faced people. spread Q Future - col- lege. Jeffrey Hyle Mr. Hyle, What's your prob- lem? Q baseball, Likes - Becky S,, heavy metal, Dislikes - homework. slow driverst Future - college. Lisa Ingram Gonzalo Irazabel What a loser! , A.F.S, clubs Likes - playing tennis, skiinga Likes - Tom Van Marter, Lake Dislikes - the food. playing Ontario, Dislikes Y rainy Mon days, people with bad atti tudesf Future - marriage, Busi ness School - legal secretary. football, Future - lawyer. . it ,as Kristina .lourney Kris, softball, hockey, intramu- ral volleyball, Likes - Dave, the shores Dislikes - cleaning my room, homeworkt Future - work, marriage, KACHEL-KOELSCH Daniel Kachel Spencer Keasey Grow upl , Glee club, Show choir, musicals, Thespian Soci- ety. NHS, Who's Who. County and District Chorus, Likes - the garret, November IO, Dis- likes - Warwick, martyrs, Fu- ture - college. Phillip D. Kelley Phil, We shall start no work be- fore it's three Q coin collector. working on vehicles, building model kits, mechanics, Likes - Sue, Garfield, Dislikes - heads, smokers, Future - Air Force as a mechanic, possible career in armed forces. v I--1'-rf f' . 1 :kg f1:' ,t,,.'g . J I ,Aa 3 ,. ,agjwlpsflggm 4 1 .- x,f+...ff,.s. s Barbara Kimble Barbieg Are you serious? : Likes - Matt S,, weekends, Dislikes M- complainers, rainy days, Future - Cosmetology, marriage. Doug Keenen Keeseyas, Ey , Intramural bas- ketball and volleyball, Likes - heavy metal, great times with friends, Dislikes - punkers, teachers who think they're al- ways right, Future -W Trade School, Military school. John Keller Erick Kline Likes - Jet. motorcycles: Dis- likes - schools Future - Mo- torcycle Mechanic School. James B. Koelsch Skinheadt l care , football 9-I2 track 9-ll, wrestling IO, Likes - sports, pizza, Dislikes - heads Central, Future - college. foot- ball. KOHLER-LEPARD Sherman Kohler Sherm, Al, stop your BS'in , Varsity football IO-l2, Junior High football 9, intramural vol- leyball and basketball, wrestling 9-IO, Likes - the beach, hunt- ing, Dislikes - two-faced peo- ple, girlfriends that cheat, Fu- ture - service or college, Michael R. Kolenda Mike, Why do they call you Dice , golf 9-I2, track 9-I2, ski- ing, rock music, Varsity Club lO- l2, Likes - Middle School girls, Kix, Dislikes - Lititz grape vine, scrappers who smoke, Fu- ture - college, architect. Rose Marie Kreischer Roachy, Too cute , Student Government, NHS, track, Who's who, Likes - Jay, being with friends, Dislikes - Mon- day mornings, being without Jay, Future - college, radiolo- SY- Mike Landis Hawkman, Bobbie Cthe T.V. many , Likes - motorcycles. girls, Dislikes - pigs, jocks, Fu- ture - work, get a rock band together. Kelly Koncle Spare me , County, District, Regional, State Orchestras ll, High School orchestra 9-l2, Marching band IOD, NHS ll-I2. Who's Who ll-l2, pit orchestras lOl2, Likes - food, playing bass, Dislikes - hunger, con- ceit, Future - college. .5 4 4 i ' is? Robert Lannigan Rob, Yeah, it is you, dopey guy , Likes - big, chewy. sweet tarts, parties, Dislikes -A two-faced people, Future - Tech School or Military. Scott Koring Fuzz, Get a real life , Literary Magazine, Track, Likes - new wave music, Doritoes, Dislikes - Heavy metal, People that use drugs, Future -- college - An- thropology. WV Jeff Lepard Wrestling 9-l2, Likes - week- ends, the mountains, Dislikes - Mondays, mornings, Future - college. LINDKE-MAXFIELII Jennifer L. Lindke Jen, Jenny, This is gay : soft- ball 9, wrestling manager IO, J,A. 9-ll, intramural volleyball, Likes - J.B., parties, Dislikes - Li- titz, people who think they are God, Future - undecided. if D' t-wa.. Matthew Long Matt, Stomp: I almost care f NHS, football 9-IO, intramurals, Likes - deep purple, gather- ings at Bru'sp Dislikes - cliques, wastes, Future - col- lege, law. Patrick Lutz Sheadi Gell , NHS, wrestling 9- ll, Who's Whoa Likes - Mank , forks, Dislikes - Pas- cal, Future - college, Sigmund G. Lystrup What was that? , windsurf- ing, skiing, aquariums, comput- ers, Likes - girls, Dislikes - typing class, curfewst Future - school in Norway for two years, army for one year, maybe col- lege in U.S. -as ' .4 1 -- i l,,,,---rrsss . i -. , I . rss K- ., I ,, l sc Janelle Marie Mace Nel, Right : Likes - .lon, hugsa Dislikes - dreary Mondays, waitingg Future - college. Daniel Lee Martin Works for me, right a Fresh- man football, FFA 9-ll, intramu- ral volleyball and basketball IO- l2, Likes -- milk, mountainss Dislikes - school lunches, cities, Future - college, dairy farmer. W. Drew Martin Spovt That's bogus i basket- ball 9-lO, tennis 9-l2, intramural volleyball and basketball, NHS ll-ll, Who's Who, student gov- ernment rep. lla Likes - Heidi, pizza, Dislikes -- smoking, polyester, Future - astronaut. Pamela Ann Maxneld Pamt Guess what? a NHS. marchingfconcert band, Church choir and handbells, section leader of the band. President of Church youth group, section leader of Bari- tonesf Likes - Joe, tennisz Dis- likes - tacky people, pretend- ers, Future - civil engineering. 6 si? W MCCAIN-MELUSKY 'N Melanie Sue McCain Mel, Ya know what I mean? Cheering IO-l2, Varsity Club l2, FORCE ll-IZ, Junior Activities, Prom Committee: Likes - Bob- by, Good friends: Dislikes - mornings, impersonal teachers Future - Marriage Early Child- hood Education. Michael McCowan Mikes Yea rightI , Soccer IO, ll, lntamurals, Likes - Nothingg Dislikes - fat little kids named Skippy. Everything elses Future - Navy. owe., film Sean Thomas McEvoy Mac: Sorry is just something you say to make someone feel better. i Intramural volleyball 9-l2, Talent Show IO-ll, Ad- vanced Kickballt Likes + Tina Collins, Fender Stratocasters, Dislikes - Unquilted Diapers, Yearbook staff, Future - Un- decided. .. .rp Ne..-f Kevin McGarrigle Moles It matters, Likes W Rock and Roll, Taint, Dislikes - cold weather, work, Future Q Unde- cided. --.. -- 1 I '- .. . K Ruston Meck Rusty, RusS i l'd tell you what I think of you, but I don't use that kind of languagefk Soccer IO-I2, Intramural Volleyball, Likes - being right: Dislikes - JV soccer players. English. Joanne Mekolichick Juana, Marching Band 9-ll, Track 9,IO, Newspaper 9,lIs Likes - Skiing. being with friends, Dislikes - Moody peo- ple, waking up, Future -M Col- lege. if Ln- Charlene Mellinger Charlie, Yeah Right? Library Aid 9-IZ: Likes - Parties, True friends, Dislikes A snobs, Mon- day Mornings, Future - Work and have a good time. Ted Melusky Gee, Golly. Gosh, Likes - Par- ties. womens Dislikes - Cita- tions, killers, Future - Presi- dency. MEN TZ ER-MILLER Susan Marie Mentzer Suez What's Wrong , Athletic Student Trainer 9-ll, Peer Counseling: Likes - M.P., Be- ing with friendsi Dislikes - Two-faced people, being in fightst Future - College and marriage. -.mf HW Donald Timothy Miller Press Ont Yearbook advertis- ing, Likes - Music, Sportst Dis- likes - Two-faced people, Pitty Parties, Future - Busi- ness School, Marriage. Tim Michael Michaels t Football, Baseball. Swimming, Who's Who, Volley- ball, Basketball, Prom Commit- tee, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent: Likes -W Sports, having fum Dislikes - The Lititz Grapevine: Future m College, Agriculture. Roy Miesse Yes it ist Likes - girls, football, Dislikes A Cafeteria Foodt Fu- ture - College. Donald L. Miller Donnieg Intramural Volleyball and Basketball? Likes - Sportsg Dislikes - Studying? Future - College. ,ge A Greg Miller Jivesg Peechie, Vo-Tech Heat- ing and Ventilating IO-D, Vica Il,l2t Likes - Heavy Metal, Cars: Dislikes - School, Mon- day morningst Future - Unde- cided. Kelly Marie Miller My Buddyua Softball 9-lla Likes - Jeeps, Being with friends: Dislikes - Monday mornings, rainy days, Future - Undecid- ed. Stacey Rae Miller Student Government, track. Who's Who, Student Gov. Trea- surert Likes - Beach, Being with friendst Dislikes - Get- ting up earlyt Future - College, Physical Therapy, MILLER-NUSS ,,.-I fan 4.-73'-2' Tammy Lee Miller Cham, TM i lt's like Hi Basketball 9-ll, Hockey 9E1IO, ln- tramural Volleyball. Varsity Club. Junior Activitiest Likes - shore. being with friends on weekends, Dislikes - WHS Grapevine, 2:30 a.m. phone chain, Future - Undecided. -up sf Benjamin P. Minichino II Big Ben , J.J. , If it works, do it, cause you only live seven times. Football 9-l2. Track 9,Il.I2, FORCE I2, SADD 9-ll, F.M.A., Likes A Michaele. New Englandg Dislikes - Heads, Whami Future - College, be- coming a godfather, marriage Gary R. Minnich Mr. Tapsi Nuh-huh, are you se- rious! , Concert Band. Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble, Or- chestra. FORCE. NHS: Likes - All Frodo lovers, My eighty- eighty ivories, Dislikes - Alarm clocks, cheese, Future - Med-School. Shawn Erik Montes Bud , lt Matters , Glee Club 9-ll, Literary Magazine lOl2, Band ll-I2, Newspaper 9-IO. Teaching swimming lessons, working at Wendy's, lntramural Volleyball, Who's Who, Likes - tennis, diving, Dislikes - First day of school, rush hour at work, Future A Citrus College. Lori Musser Jim Myers Jim , D,O., Likes A girls, weekends, Dislikes - waking up, school, Future - Technical School, leave PA. Mark Neff Neff-o Oh Really?, Wrestling 9- lO. Tennis IO. Likes - Girls, par- ties, Dislikes - Lititz, Narkss Future - College, Environmen- talist. Samantha Nuss Mandy, Sam, Mansa, Manda, I don't think we're in Kansas any- more, Totol . Glee Club, Hello Dolly, Brigadoon. Bye-Bye Bird- ie, You Can't Take it With You, M.A.S.H.. Likes W The Garret. wearing black, Dislikes f pink. textbook authors, Future - Paint Jessica's Cougar Pink. Culinary School. PAINTER-PRICE Brigitte Jean Painter Jet, It matters , Likes - Erick Kline, working with childrens Dislikes - snobs, Lititz grape- vinei Future 4 college, ac- counting major, marry Erick, work. as Chris Pardue Dil: You want to kiss mens wrestling IOIQ: Likes - girls from other schools: Dislikes - Lititzgrapevine. Vicki Peters Juniors Hey sweetie , AIA- SA,FFA, Vo-tech, student train- er, PA AIASA state reporter, Likes M California, beach, Dis- likes - homework, Mondayst Future Q college, family. Michelle Lynn Petticoffer Shell, Brat, Whatever , Cheer- leading 9-12, co-captain ll, F.O.R.C.E. ll-I2 - vice presi- dent l2, Junior Activities, prom committee, Varsity club IL Likes - special friends, ro- mance, Dislikes - arguments, people who think they are bet- ter than everyone else, Future - collegefundecided. Brenda Parson Life goes on , stage crew, friendstLikes-traveling,T.H., Dislikes - closed-minded peo- ple, Future - college. Jim Patrick IV Gim, Watchawhawa t band, Likes - heavy metal, Pontiacst Dislikes e M.P.M., top 40 mu- sic, Future - to lead an expedi- tion to find Jim Morrison. Carrie Poirier Classicl g Band front 9-IO, cheerleading IO, football man- ager ll, literary magazine IZ, Who's Who IZ. Glee Club 9, Yearbook IO: Likes - JPN, new clothesi Dislikes 4 Dead Ken- nedy's, working, Future - move to New England, URI, mar- riage. Michael J. Price Pricee, Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Likes - Sports and outdoors, Dislikes - Lititz grapevine, Future - college - business major. RAMSEY-ROBERTS Keith D. Ramsey He Will , It Matters , Nation- al Honor Society, Who's Who, Keystone Boy's State, Rotary Leadership Camp. Varsity Club, Football, Basketball,, Baseball, Likes - Sports, Family, Dislikes - Getting up early, the Phil- lies , Future - College Mark Riker Slick, Not again , Likes - snuggles, old cars, Dislikes - foreign cars, preps, Future A Stevens Trade Auto Mechanic, ' 'iiil S R 2 5 5 ff -i x as s -,. - . , Michelle Lynn Reynolds Michnele, lt's been reall , Yearbook IO, Junior Activities, Likes - Jeff Young, Mazda's, Dislikes - untrue friends, peo- ple who think they're the best, Future - Cosmetology School. T .kk.. 5, Gretchen I.. Rhoads Don't Move , Cheering 9,lO, Musicals 9-l2, Class Secretary 9-I2, School Board Rep. ll, NHS officer, Who's Who, Marching Band lOl2. Show Choir lO, ll, Drum Major Il, ll, Prom Com- mittee, Glee Club 9-ll, Concert Band ll, I2, Orchestra ll. War- wick Scholar ll, Likes - TP-ing, hat crew, Dislikes - Warwick Omelette. Biology, Future - Actress on a TV Soap Opera. -- gg . S , S Q ees ' f' 1 ittf iv, pn., is l X1 wi- 3 , C. Scott Roberts At Hempfield, Likes - Ambu- lance duty, Spending time with friends, Dislikes - Snobs, Physics Class, Future - Med School. Nerf Dale Roberts No Probleml , Show Choir, Warwick Ambulance Post IS4, Likes - Cindy, Running ambu- lance, Dislikes - work, snobs, Future - Security Guard. Lori Ann Richartz P.B.B.,, l Will , Junior Achieve- ment, A nurses aid, Likes - Guys. camping, Dislikes - snobs, and Monday mornings, Future - Nursing School, mar- riage, raise children. Leslie Roberts Relaxl , FORCE, FBLA, Varsity Club, track, tennis, cheering, Literary Magazine. Yearbook, dramatic productions. swim- ming, sailing, skiing, Glee Club, Likes - Cold Pizza, white sand with blue waters, Dislikes - People who talk too much, cafe- teria food, Future - Vacation. College. ROGERS-SCHMERTZ Tami Lynn Rogers Bam-Bam, Whatever floats your boat , Cheering 9-ll, Band l0I2, Glee Club 9, IO, Softball lO- IIZ. Who's Who, F.O.R.C.E. Il, Yearbook 95 Likes - friends. having fun, Dislikes - snobs, rainy Mondays, Future - Col- lege, M.D. Stephanie Romantic Steph, l know a Likes - my friends, partiesf Dislikes -e punkers, snohs, Future - work. Lawrence Ruggiano .NNN V 35 'SQ3 is . s r tri .t -f 3 -15,5 X . is Q 'i l -3..-54:-,, ' W-,le gr 1 i, .w1.,..A F. Jeffrey R. Ruhl Hester Prynne, Look s Foot- ballg Likes - Sportsg Future - College. Kimberly Roschel Kim, Whatever , Likes - Ryan, outdoorsg Dislikes - snobs, drugs, Future O- Social Worker, marriage. Matt Ruth Motley Matt, Take Off : Bas- ketball 91 Likes - Snow. Lorif Dislikes - anybody with au- thority, gossipt Future - Leave Pennsylvania. Matthew Rowlands Hack the backs Yeah right , Baseball 9-ll, Golf IOII, Who's Who, Likes - sports, SO Mustangsg Dislikes - Duck- hooks, headst Future - college. Barbara Schmertz Ralf, Sure, Don't say hi , band 9-IO, Glee Club 9-IO. Track lOel2, yearbook 9-lO, NHS ll-12, News- paper 9-I2, Explorer postt Likes - ocean, being with friends? Dislikes - waking up early, Magnet legst Future - college. SCHNEIDER-SHEE 3 Lori Schneider Schneid, Hey Annel, lt's prime sun timel , Basketball 9-ll, Hockey 9-I2, Track 9, Home- coming Court l2, Varsity Club Vice-President, Likes - shore, wild weekends, Dislikes -- un- motivated people, early morn- ings, Future - College. Dale Seese Jr. CC., We don't do that here , Basketball 7-9, Likes - Kathy, Chevelles, Dislikes - fat peo- ple, insurance rates, Future - run an auto body shop. marry Kathy Rudisill. Troy Sensenich Kinitch , The ltch , That's almost half cooll , NHS, Basket- ball 9, IO, Senior Class Conces- sion Stand Worker, Likes - FLC's l98O Pontiac Sunbird For- mula, Dislikes - Smoking, AMC Pacers, Future A Study com- puter science, engineering in college. Daryl Sensenig Get a life, Likes - Parties, Rock and Roll, Dislikes - School, cops, Future - Party. MUUHWOQ- -ark i 9 Ax Paula Setty Paulie, Get a real life s Soccer. FBLA, OEA. Photography, Likes - Victor, Big cities, Dislikes 0- small towns, Stuck-up people, Future 4 Marriage, working to become a nurse. u'!?!,-'A is 'N rt Mary Shaffer Mar, l don't know , Track I0 ll, People to people Student am- bassador, Who's Who, Year- book Staff lO, AFS ll-I2, Literary Magazine ll, Likes - Shore, special friends, Dislikes - BFS, users, Future - College. 'XI X W-,rf Warren H. Shea ffer Giz, Vica lI,I2, Likes - snow. outdoors, Dislikes - School. work, Future - Welder. Lori Shee Zambo, Marching Band 9-ll, drum major ll, Concert Band 9- l2, Glee Club 9-ll, Orchestra IZ, Spring Musical 9, Newspaper Club 9, IO, Likes - rainy Mon- days, Dislikes - CHUB. The Hat Crew, Future - College, Advertising. SHELLY-SNYDER Lisa Shelly So Many , Field Hockey 9, Basketball 9-l2, Junior Activi- ties, Who's Who, Likes - Spending time with friends, weekends: Dislikes - getting up early. Duke 2 man drills, Fu- ture - College to study busi- ness. Alex J. Smith Smitty, Ndeutschland ewig , AG class, FFAf Likes - German sports cars, Grand Prix Racingt Dislikes - Township kids, rain on weekends, Future - Mem- ber of Erocraft Racing Team. James Sherriff Porker, Are right dude , Foot- ball, Baseball, Intramurals, Likes - Nikki Sixx, The BFL: Dislikes - cars that turn in front of you, speeding, Future - college Christy Marie Smith Dizzer 82. This is a bogusly boring day , Cheering ll-I2 and mascot, Glee Club 9-IO, l2, Band Front IO, FORCE ll-I2, Peer coun- seling 9-IO, Musical - Hello Dolly , Junior Activities, A.F.S., Varsity Club. Who's Who, Likes - Fatboy, ocean, Dislikes -w homework, people who smoker Future - Travel and enjoy life. Kelly Shertzer Junior activities, Newspaper IO, Likes - Bob Hackman, week- ends, Future - Business School. 'lg Num' Karen Sipe Are you serious? t Concert band 9-IO, Marching band 9-IO, FBLA ll, Likes - weekends, shopping, Dislikes - lazy peo- ple, dishonestyt Future - Busi- ness School. Matt Snavely Snavo, What's up? , NHS, Wrestling 9-ll, boating, skiing, intramural sports, Likes - Kix at Biglerville, Bank: Dislikes - H.E., H-A's, Future M College to be Electronics Engineer, Janet Snyder Smiley, Much , F.F.A., Glee Club, Likes - Honest people, pizza, Dislikes - Football and Seafood, Future M- Work full time at Luther Acres and get married. s SNYDER-SWAN James Snyder Jim, You're dreaming. g bas- ketball, volleyball, Likes - ski- ing, girlsi Dislikes - Lititz's at- titude, punksi Future - trade school. X f X, va. Bill Splain Billyi Whowhathuh, rruff g golf. football, Likes - serious fun. puppy: Dislikes - the visi- tor, authorityf Future - Get married, have kids. Beverly Lynn Stauffer Bev, l'm sure. f Likes - Close friends. Camaros, Dislikes - mornings, snobsg Future - work. marriage. Mark Steffy Yeah, it is. 4 Band 9-l2, Glee Club 9-Il, Yearbook IO. Spring Musical 9-IO1 Likes - Math, Scholars: Dislikes - English, Tuesdayst Future - college. Doug Steinhauer Steinyg Band 9-IO, Orchestra 9- IO. School Newspaper Il, Cross Country 9. Soccer IOIJ. Tennis 9-IL Likes - summer, Dislikes - three-fourths of the years Future M Temple University, Journalism. John Eric Stokes Depends on who you askl, Life's a beach! t Likes - Snowstorms, Barbs Dislikes - Hangovers, Hasslesi Future - Sit back and be rich. .,.-. sf- Michelle Straw Rainbows Forever. f NHS. Who's Who, Likes - Rainbows. kidsg Future - M.Ll. - elem. ed. Anne Melissa Swan Captain Annei Hey Schneid, it's Prime suntime. g Hockey, Track, Swimming, Cheerlead- ing, Varsity Club officer. Junior Activities, Arts Likes M- The shore. Jamiei Dislikes - per- fection, The Lititz grapevine: Future - college, commercial art. TALBOT-WEAVER 'ww ,K Q, - :size - 3, 5.55 'Q . L2kAb ' Jody Talbot Jo, DustinI , Likes - spending time with my son, vacations: Dislikes - two-faced people, conceited peoples Future - work. Susan Brenda Tobias Shmoo: l'm losin' itl g Hockey 9, Basketball 9-I2, varsity club, Junior activities, Intramural Volleyball, 9th grade Home- coming rep., llth grade court, Likes - l:5O a.m., thunder- stormst Dislikes - W.H,S. Grapevine, L.M,N., Future - Psychology. Christopher Ulrich Serellt Football 9-I2, Baseball 9- ll, Track I2, Intramural Volley- ball 9, ll, Intramural Basketball IO, I2 Likes - Sports, outdoors, Dislikes A Gossip, Two-faced people: Future - College. .lignasha Vaidya Jigu, Bina, Nashit Oh, come on, don't make fun of the way I talkl , Likes - dogs, tennis: Dislikes A cats: Future - col- lege, major in computer Sci- ence. Tom Van Marler How ya doin'?f Likes - Lisa ln- gram, Lake Ontario, Dislikes - Hard-core punks, yellow snow, Future - Marriage, printing career. 1, I f , as X. X Wheeler E. Walker .Ir. Wheels, Marching band 9-I2 1 Jazz band 9-IJ, Orchestra IO, IL Likes - Music. Camaros, Dis- likes - Snobs, Punk Rocks Fu- ture - College. music teacher. Michael 5. Weaver Mike: Golf IOIZQ Likes - C.S., M.W., German sports cars, Dis- likes - being early for class, Burger King food, Future - Graduation, PGA Tour. Terry Weaver That's rightI l Likes - being with my friends, weekends: Dislikes - Monday mornins, snobst Future - work. 'hs 'H I WEILER-WOLF Kelly L. Weiler Kelt Who knows : Intramural volleyball IO. F.O.R,C.E. II, Likes - friends, Teddy bearst Dis- likes - know-it-alls, snobst Fu- ture - College. flu. QYV Lisa Weit Mickeyi Right! , Track II, l2. AFS ll, IJ, Who's Who. Literary magazine I2, Likes - raiding CHow about it J.F.j, talking, Dis- likes - people who pick their nose, people who have B.O.t Fu- ture - College. Maureen Elaine West Reen, MO: Do what? i Glee club 9-I2. Cheering Il, I2, Junior activities, Varsity club: Likes - friends, nite-Iifet Dislikes - arguments: Future - College! undecided. Jennifer Willier Jem Big time t Yearbook 9-IO, Literary Magazine ll-ll, March- ing band IO-IJ, Glee Club 9-D, Orchestra 9-ll, National Honor Society lla Likes W waterbeds, bumbatious, Dislikes - orga- nized ioy, bumbatiousp Future - College, happiness. he--C .a -Ln Christine Dianne Weitzel Chris, Christina, Good Grief i Glee Club 9-I2, Spring Musical 9- IO, Band Front IO-l2, Swing Flag co-captain ll, Display club, AFS: Likes - ocean, ice creamt Dis- likes - laziness, rainy dayst Fu- ture - College, Interior Deco- rator, travel. Janet Wenger Clothing l, ll, lll, Likes - camp- ing, friendst Dislikes - getting up early, homeworkt Future - Work at Martin's Country Mar- ket. Christy Willman Willy, We need a pIan. t Track 9, Band 9-I2, Junior Activities. Glee Club 9-ll, Spring Musicals 9-IO, Likes - sleeping. perfec- tionistst Dislikes - trappers. flakest Future - Business school. Eric Wolf When to the sessions of sweet silent thought, summon up re- membrance of things past . . . NHS, debate club. Scholarly pur- suits, hot dog selling at football games, Likes - the 2O's, Ja- nette Neveux, Dislikes - most things American, the new right , Future - study at the Sorbonne, eventual Ph.D, in physics or literature, research and writing. WOLLER-ZUNICH DeAnna Waller Dee, You're crazy , Likes -- Carey, parties, Dislikes - per- verts, men drivers, Future - Cosmetology school, marriage and children. Eric Zimmerman Zimmy, Yes well , Marching band 9-l2, Concert band, Or- chestra 9-l2, Jazz Band II, Brass ensemble 9-ll, District band 9,Il, NHS, Who's Who, McDon- ald's All-American High Band Nominee. National merit schol- arship semifinalists running for finalist standing, Warwick Mu- sic Scholar Award, Likes - studying easy stuff, playing the trumpet, Dislikes - Marching band, Organic Chemistry labs: Future - Grace College, Major in Music. Mark A, Wood Woody, Hey Pall , Cross Country ll-ll, Basketball 9-I2, Track 9-l2, Likes - sports, the Wild Side, Dislikes - Mr, H, Beaker, Future A College. Bryan J. Woolf Bry. BI, Meowl , Volleyball lO- l2, Talent Show IOIQ, Likes - playing guitar, duct tape, Dis- likes - hoops, velcro sneakers, Future - live, pay taxes, repro- duce, die. Kelly Zimmerman Kel, People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones , Likes -- to spend time with my daughter, Scotts Dis- likes - two faced people, Fu- ture - work, marriage. Mark E. Z unich Zunichtl YaI a Football lCLl2, Likes - Football, friends, Dis- likes - running 44O's, home- worki Future -- undecided, Jessica Althea Yeager Jaya Sure , Glee Club 9-l2, Stu- dent Directed Brigadoon IO, Barefoot ln the Park ll, Bye Bye Birdie ll, M'A'S'H' ll, Thes- bian Society ll, Likes -the gar- ret, being happy, Dislikes - losing good friends, stalling Cougars, Future - to be happy with whatever I do. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Donna Reynolds Natalie Stoltzfus Chris Yurichko .lon Batturs Tanya Gohn Michael E. Clark Darryl Kreitz Tom Ellis Sue Dunn , , , , 'M-'vwnsvqgg xl i 1, t t 3 ij? ,M,,,-,, ,,,,.,,,,fff f , vi 'I t . f t t W' , V9 8:9437 ' ff! . mi e w , iwsnw Top left: And who do you think you are? Top right: We have class. Right center: You're asking for it. Bottom left: Warwick singers letting loose. Bottom right: Flash that Ultrabright smile. -' me ,ef xc f SE e, the yearbook staff will to the 1986 graduating class a great summer and a successful future. GOOD LUCK!!! 1, Kelly Lee Glass, will Kim Buckwalter all my bumps and bruises in hockey. I, Becky Gallton, will to Michaele Canady all the fun science and math courses to go on to a career in nursing. Good Luck!?! I, Jim Patrick, will to Heather Reeder all the great grades and study habits and my U2 t-shirts. - to Scott Rogers, my empty apricot, menthol, and raspberry cans. - to Bruce Burkhart, my Eve broken drum heads, three broken pairs of drum sticks, and one broken tam- bourine. - to Pete Ringer my heavy metal tapes, and my camouflage vans to wear to the next band concert. I, Marie Bowder, will Matt Campbell the future sax section. i to Scott Foreman my car and my energy in the morning. - to Stacia Bashore my loud voice to keep the underclassmen in line. We, Tracy Gockley and Marie Bowder, will to Pete Sheppard and Craig Knepper the back seat on band bus number three. I, Joseph M. Ditmer, will to Troy Weaver my Napa hat. - to Dana Martin my wisdom. - to Mike Klopp my saying 'smile.' W to Den Bair my pens. - to Paul Dale my old socks, to Jeff Siwiec my old socks, and to Kevin Hevener my gym shirt. I, Benjamin P. Minichino, will to Michaele Canady my everlasting devotionforever, and the right to wear my football jacket. I, Gary Minnich, will my T,P.'ing adventures, myfruit salad, and all the mayonnaise t'n the world to Chris Nagle. - my disrespecjulness, embarassment, and immaturityfrom the back ofband bus number two to Ken Burkholder, and may he have the power to overcome the front ofthe bus. I, Edward Roynon Cholmeley-Jones, will to John Powell all of my mathematical abilities. - to Jeff Siwiec my girUriend, and to Cliff Eberly my car, clothing, and my ability to shop. I, Anthony Francis Erkins, will my commendable attitude toward goUto Steve Keener so that he may use it to the coach's displeasure. - to Alison Bradley my parrot, may she keep it well. - my last, dying, passionate kiss to Heather Aument. - will my nose to Jill Althouse, so her nose won't be brown. I, Jenny France, will the keys to my convertible to Drue Hench and Mark Kershner because ofall the good times. - to Mark Kershner, Turkey Hill fruit juice because I know he likes it so much. I, Chris Balmer, will to Michelle Oehme my sense of taste. - Kathy Bard, The song Basketball We, Chris Balmer and Pam Bard, will to Michelle Oehme, Jill Downing, and Alison Bradley a glassfull of spirit I, Mike Weaver, will my car to Curt Wilson. I, Maureen West, will to Mark Reedy afew extra drops of rain. - to Julie Turano, my expert knowledge of C.D. - to Donna Grofjf my patience in Glee Club. - to Matt West, my troubles and fun-Hlled years in high school - Good Luck! I, Michelle Petticoffer lalong with Maureen Westj, will Troy May all the smarties he can eat. I, Marc Flickinger, will my brain to Troy May. - to Tom Eberly my height. - the Senior Class float building techniques to Julie Turano. I, Scott Deisley, will the responsibility for any senior class pranks to Julie Turano. I, Lisa Shelley, will to Ron Bowman a new watch so that he could possibly be on time for once in his life. - to my brother Neil Shelley all my grades so he can make it through high school. - to Valerie Givler, anything with the 5414 on it. I, Eric Wolf will to Miss Gainer, my unused CalTech application. - to Missy Frederick, my little chest ofmemories ofLondon, and two tickets back lwhenever Iget them.j - to Rob Klaus Schroeder, all of my evil music-harpsichord sonatas and all. O I CLASS WILL I, Anne Swan, will the Captain Anne position to Sheryl Boblick. Now officially to be called Captain Boblick. - to Andy Fincham, my artistic ability. - to Jenny Swan, the green cheese. We, the Girls hockey team wills next year's football team their winning streak. Good Luck!! I, Corinne DeLong, will to Gene DeLong a GREAT Senior Year. We, the 4th period D.0. class, will to all others who take D.0. - remember, everything is on the thing. e, Kelly Koncle and Lori Shee, will to Dorko Koncle, Spork Yerger, and Maritsa Luits Yelagotes the ownership ofthe C.H.U.B. club and the power to run it as they see fit. 1, Lori Richartz, will my gym clothes to my sister Marci Richartz, my English grades to Stacie Lilley and all the spare parts to Stephanie Keebler. - my motorcycle to Scott Weller and my collection of empty Copenhagen cans for Jill Downing. - will all the money to my name which is the sum offorty-nine cents to Stephanie Keebler. I, Kelly Eckert, will my car to Eric Eckert. - I will my cycle to Heather Aument. W my sneakers to Paul Dale and the socks that are in them. 1, Blake Bender, will my earrings to Jim Hess. - will a great senior year to Julie Turano, - will the 1986 football team a great year. Good luck! I, Robert R. Glick Jr., will my Grand prix to Donna Groff and my van to Eric Connelly. 1, Missy Afford, will my tail and Accounting things KI, II, and Illj to Tracy Foltz. - my Red Converse all- Star sneakers and gray gangster hat to Jenny Grosh. 1, Tom Allshouse will Awe Gardiner a real APBA team. - to Dawn Pfautz my love for psychology. I, Keith Ramsey, will to Pete Marks the Presidency of the B.U.C.H. Club. I, Angela Frank, will to Judy Lawrence a great senior year - but watch the PDA! 1, Christy Smith, will my cheering ability to Gwen Stauffer. - all my buttons on my cheering jacket to Renae Weaver. I, Susan Mentzer, will my taping ability of all body parts to Michaele Canady. I, Kelly Weiler, will to Barb South and Kich Mellott my GREATcooking abilityfor their use infoods II. I, Mark Stejy, will next year's bass drum line the ability to play sixteenth notes. - my bass drum to any poor soul who can play and carry it. I, Daniel Eric Dennis, will Scott Rogers a metronome, Kevin McEvoy a real voice and Eugene DeLong ab- solutely nothing! I, Dave Eby, will my hound doggin license to Jim Bauer so he can fnally get some. Also, all of my Copenhagen tins to Jim Bauer. 1, Marty Blose, will my kazoo to Barb Trayer and Lauren Loercher, so they can play the theme from, The Young Ones, every day in the halls while doing an impression of Neil. - my excellent sense of humor and unique personality to the whole student body, perhaps then the administration wouldn't be so serious all the time. I, Christina Detz, will to Samantha Grumbrecht all the lollipops she can ever eat. I, Lisa Weit, will to the B.B.F. my collection of Burger King hats. - to Chris Knight, a pair of shades because I lost a pair. - to Drue Hench all of my love and friendship, because he has been therefor me when I needed a friend. - to Mark Kershner one gallon of fruit punch. I, Pamela Ann Maxfeld, will to Stephanie Keebler my position as section leader ofthe Baritones. Be the best baritone and join KP. and myself for being the best baritones Warwick ever had! M111-ffq.f4ffW,: ,,,, P . 50 Top left: A Warwick trio at their best! Top right: Talking her lunch period away. Bottom left: Smiling with a foreign friend. Bottom right: Mr. and Mrs. America l986. 1 Qi if by , s V . I' , ' 1 -v , , , 4-Q .V - - UNDSQMASSMSN Junior Officers: President: Julie Turano, Vice Presi- dent Peter Marks Secretary: Donna Groff, Treasur- QFFICERS Freshman Officers: Treasurer: Kerrianne Felty, President: Sophomore Officers: Vice President: Amy Nuss, President: Randy Chris Rihn, Vice President: Kathy Bard. Secretary: Kirsten Butson, Treasurer: Amy Landis, Secretary: Debbie Haddad. Zug. ii 1 x YE? Q l Q i ,-1- ' ,,...w'f ' I, ,...-- Only ten minutes till the bell it 3 ADAMS CRAMER Melissa Adams Jill Althouse Nell Amidon .less Anderson Heather Auman Heather Aument Greg Bailey Dennis Bair Bob Barrett Jim Bauer Tina Bauman Debbie Beans Mike 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 Michaele Canady Tim Cardascia Lisa Carpenter Gayle Chappel Ron Colson Sean Conner Randy Cramer DEELEY-GARNER Patrice Deeley Eugene DeLong Veronica Denlinger Kelly Dolen Jill Downing Mike Eager Steve Eberhart Doug Eberly Tom Eberly Troy Ehrhart Greg Eitner Wendy Elsen Denise Enck Kerry Engle Teri Erb Jeff Esbenshade Steve Esbenshade Ken Eshleman Troy Eshleman Cherie Faus Andy Fincham Tracy Foltz Rachel Fox Lorie Franck Derrek Freeseman Missy Frederick Alec Frick David Fritz Pam Gable George Gahring Tonya Gainer Hope Garner Judy Garner I am so flattered' GARRETT-KEPNER Chris Garrett Brian Geller Nicole Gochnaur Randy Gockley Tina Gockley Missle Greenwalt Sally Gregory Kevin Grissinger Vanessa Groce Donna Groff Michael Groff Samantha Grumbrecht Mike Hartman Eric Heckel Liz Heckles John Heiser Robert Henderson Amy Herr Marlin Hershey Jon Hess Nicole Hilton Brian Hoerner Andy Hollinger Tim Hollinger Ryan Horning Laura Horton Sonya Houchin Matt Houston Charlie Hurst Troy Hynicka Roxanne James Pam Kammerer Michelle Kepner KERSTETTER-MECKLEY Valerie Kerstetter Jim Kiehl Connie King Lorie Kline Mike Klopp Chris Knight Sean Kohler Kim Kometa Scott Krause Sherry Kreiser John Kurtz Sherri Kurtz Brian Landis Judy Lawrence Jeannine Lawrence Michelle Levering Kelli Lewis Laurie Liebl Stacie Lilley Lauren Loercher Elissa Long Michele Marcolina Pete Marks Dana Martin Sherry Martin Chris Mason Troy May Heather McCloud Debbie McCowan Jenny McCreary Chris McGinnis Brad Mearig Jen Meckley 56 Do you wanna be hurt? N-J TTS 3 4 .... t ' . X MELLOTT SHELLEY Rich Mellon Kathy Mestre Ron Metzler Chad Miller David Miller Sue Miller Greg Misenko Angie Mishler Michelle Mohler Charles Murray Lisa Musser Jim Nagle Mark Newcomer Dan Nolt Judy Pahucki Mark Pawling Dorrie Perry Troy Peters John Powell Edward Price Vance Ramsey Todd Reading Mark Reedy Gary Reck Don Reynolds Tracey Reynolds Rob Risser Dave Ross Michelle Ross Valerie Ruth Sandy Samelko Brenda Seibert Ray Shelley SHELLY-WEAVER Craig Shelly Bruce Shenk Leanne Shertzer Jeff Siwiec John Sload Dan Snavely Kirsten Snyder Barb South Doug Stauffer Keith Stauffer Mark Stoltzfus Kristen Strauss Angie Stumpf Missy Styer Sheri Styer Paul Sweigart Tim Sweigart Julie Teaman Shawn Testa Dianne Thomas Heather Thompson Bruce Tomey Barbara Trayer Paul Trefny Julie Turano Shelly Urban Cindy Usner Rick Vetter Jamie Weachter Pete Weachter Joey Weaver Renae Weaver Troy Weaver Hey, check this out! Wir WEIDMAN-ZIMMERMAN Lisa Weidman Scott Weitzel Rachel Welch Troy Wentling 'CU' Brian Wentzel Helen West Greg Whitcraft Mark Wiker Leanne Williams William Worthington Jeff Wozniak Christy Yerger g f . ,J N Greg Young Brad Zechman Joe Zeyak Doug Zimmerman K 'C' Scholar at work, Troy, proud of his achievements, 59 ALLWEIN-CARINO David Allwein Tracey Allwein April Amand Greg Amand Kristi Anne Eric Arcudi Eric Aschenbach Vicky Asper Kathy Bair Kate Barrett Scott Bauer Jenn Bear Kevin Behr Philip Beiter Jim Bensinger Mark Berry Carol Bollinger Ron Bouder Gregg Bowman Traci Bowman J.J. Bradley Jim Brenner Darin Brinkman Andy Brubaker Doreen Brubaker Pete Brubaker Shelly Brubaker Dawn Buchter Bruce Burkhart Randy Butson Brian Byerly Gretchen Byler Tara Carino The Macho Men of Warwick. S l 2 N sq COLLINS-FRYSINGER Tina Collins Eric Connelly George Cook Eric Crabtree Paul Dale Mike Davidson Tony Davis Mike Deeley Kristy Deibert Alyssa Deibler Rich Denlinger Jerry Detz Mike Diffendall Scot Diffendall Christine Dixon Robin Doan Rob Dodds Kevin Dodge Rob Dodson Sue Eberhart David Ehrgood Scott Esbenshade Chuck Fernald Eric Flickinger Scott Foreman Angie Forry Ron Fox Buffy Frederick Todd Frederick Eric Frey Jason Fry Kevin Fry Jere Frysinger GALLTON-HINKLE Dan Gallton Alfie Gardiner Heidi Gardner John Gaughan Kathy Gehman Jeff Gerhart Alicia Glick Andy Good Matt Good Lance Greenway Debbie Haddad Eric Hample Jessica Hann Colleen Hansen Traci Hart Buck Hartzell Denise Heisey Lisa Heisey Drue Hench Mike Henderson Sue Ellen Hendrick Duane Henry Angela Herr Brenda Herr Julie Herr Sabrena Herr Teresa Herr Lisa Hess Stephanie Hess Cathy Hevener Kevin Hevener Krystal Hibshman Keath Hinkle i 1 I 49? My goal for the future. .ik 41 Kevin's future wife HOELTZLE-LANDIS Stephanie Hoeltzle 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 Teresa Klopp Danielle Knipple Stacey Kohler Katie Koncle Dale Kreider Kevin Kreider Tammy Krentz Katrina Kyle Shannon Lake Amy Landis Mark Landis Matt Landis LEBER NOLT Hans Leber Heather Leberfinger Beth Leininger Nancy Lewis Amy Little Brock Livingston Nicole Long Craig Loose Tyelisa Loose Shawn Loose Dave Lusk Mike Magee Jeff Mancill Paula Manmiller Phil Marks Chris Martin Stacy Martin Jay May Tim McCrary Kevin McEvoy 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 4 M I N, Future President? l , ME ,. .,t. -, M 335 GN 'ef C leo N gf Q ,t, ..1..,t 2 Q AAN flax NUSS-SCHROEDER Amy Nuss Shawn Ober Michelle Oehme Steve Pasker Lisa Penrod Leilani Peters Michelle Peters Dawn Pfautz Hoa Pham Karen Pisano Michael Plowfield Noel Poirier Lisa Rampulla Mike Ramsey Susie Randall Julie Rathkey Noreen Reinhart Robin Reynolds Denise Rider Robert Rieker Renee Rieser Pete Ringer Sheri Rissinger Diane Roberts Mike Ross Maura Rowlands John Royer Amy Ruth Brian Ruth Doug Rutt Dave Schaich Keith Schneider Rob Schroeder SHAFFER-VARNER Heather Shaffer Traci Shank Roger Shay Neil Shelley Pete Sheppard Tony Shreiner Jeff Simmons Kim Smith Richard Smith Tim Smith Brent Snavely Daryl Snavely Pam Snavely David Snyder Becky Sommer Robb Spangle Cynthia Stauffer Dave Stauffer Gwen Stauffer Richard Stauffer Debbie Steeley Eric Stein Amber Strauss Chris Straw Dusty Strickler Michelle Strohm Jenny Swan Melissa Taylor Michell Taylor Marty Thomas Dora Usner Glenda Varner Shane Varner 1:21. 3 . 8 rx if i Melissa Yelagotes Rhonda Zahn Ken Zeyak Krista Zimmerman WACHOB-ZIMMERMAN Leanne Wachob Larry Wade Amy Wagner Dan Wagner Mark Walter Kevin Weaver Brent Weber Sonya Weber Rachel Weidman 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 Cynthia Williams Nancy Wilson Tammy Wolfe Deanna Woodley Brandon Woyork ACHAJ-BURKHOLDER Melissa Achaj Missy Adams Jackie Adams Steve Adams Scott Allen Megan Altemos Jed Althouse Tom Amidon Jenni Anonia Elizabeth Bachman Susan Badorf Terry Baldwin Angie Balmer Kathy Bard Stacia Bashore Carol Beamesderfer Esther Becker Steve Blankenmyer Vicky Bletz Denise Bortz Emily Bowman Mike Boyer Chassidy Brenneman Christine Brenneman Chris Braungard Cathy Brown Stacey Brown Krista Bucher Matt Buehler John Buffington Julie Burkett Dale Burkholder Melaney Burkholder 68 Q--4 N Love it or leave it! hd x BURNS-FISHER Erick Burns Joe Burns Cathy Busha Eric Bushong Matt Campbell Eva Chrobot Dana Clark Kris Colson Greg Colton Michelle Conlin April Connelly Nathan Connelly Robert Cook Brian Coyle Cyndi Cressman Heather Crownover Charlie Daughton David Daullary Tim Dennis Chris Dombach Connie Dunn Salena Eberly Drew Eckert Eric Eckert Kris Egolf Tina Evans Richard Eves Bobby Fedor Kerrianne Felty Shane Fernandez Michele Fink Steve Fink Mark Fisher FISHER-HALDEMAN Scott Fisher Monica Foor Adesa Foreman Robert Forest Stacey Fossa Tonya Franck Sharon Fritz Candace Fry Carl Frymyer Dana Galebach Hope Gardner Darin Garman Andy Garner Craig Garrett Tom Garrett Karen Gaughan Andy Gehman Mike Gansemer Brian Givler Valerie Givler Andy Glass Todd Glattacker Keith Good Marsha Graffius Kelly Graybill Shannon Greenway Mark Greiner Stacey Groff Sara Gruber Dan Gwinn Tricia Haas Amy Hackman Brian Haldeman 'F' 2 5 X4 1 ll l' l x ,Q . 1 ,fa 'Q i ig , X .Q I its ' ii 2 3? 3 2 A - ef- .-R.:-1:25 -',- i, i . 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J t'1 5 QS' EQ HE aata SQQQQS - 3 ,. -.., HAMBLETON-KEENEY Daniel Hambleton Tanya Hanna Chris Harnish Kim Harris Mark Hasson Steffanie Hayes Shawn Heck Terry Heist David Hench Dereck Hench Jim Hess Randy Hess Man Hilles Todd Hoffer Steve Holland Dawn Hollis Dain Horning Lisa Horst Lori Hostetter Tony Horvath April Huhn Jennifer Huls Jim Husser Wendi Hutchinson Kristie Huxta Kristie Ingram Jill Ivey Judy James Josh Johns Carolyn Jones Michelle Kapa Brian Kase Rob Keeney KEPNER-MARTIN Tracy Kepner Brian Kerstetter Tammy Kershner Kelly Killian Kathaleen King Cindy Klessinger Jessica Klopp Craig Knepper Marianne Knight Adam Koring Jason Lamar Cynthia Lamb Chad Landis Tawn Landis Mark Latcheran Janel Lawrence Barry Layton Ji Yon Lee Heidi Lefever Jeff Lefever Ryan Lefever Kim Levering Charles Light Jolonda Lindberg Heidi Lodish Heather Logan Heather Long Tracey Long Janene Lyerly Andy Martin Cheryl Martin Daryl Martin Scott Martin shmen knockoutsl MARTIN-MYERS Steven Martin Wesley Martin Julie Matulis Peter Maxfield Mike McCloud Chris McCreary Carrie McMillan Kelly McSparran Jean Mekolichick Ben Mellinger Jace Mellinger Tiffany Mellinger Theresa Melusky Mike Mengel Chris Messersmith Todd Michael Janelle Miller Jennifer Miller Jill Miller Shannon Miller Kerri Misenko Donald Mitchell Stacy Montes Tracey Montes David Mooney Chad Morgan Lori Morrison Tiffany Morrison Tom Moyer Mike Mummaw Jodi Murray Jodi Musser Ron Myers NELIMAN-ROTH Kevin Neuman Stacey Nicksic Daryl Nissley Steve Oberholtzer Stephanie Owens Matt Paddock Jenny Pardue Lori Parson Kevin Patrick Eric Peffer Tanya Peisinski John Peters Thu Pham Debbie Piasecky David Pickel Josh Pierce Philip Price Jonathon Reeder Rick Reardon Heather Reader Jonathon Reeder Brian Reese Doug Reynolds Justin Reynolds Paul Rhineer Chad Rhoads Chris Rihn Tracey Risser Eric Rittenhouse Todd Roberts Monica Rosensteel Heather Ross Chad Roth gif? ,C , ' it wazsq 1 M x , 1 ,..,. tgp, :.5..t.i- EES, . s - . -. 5 g5i:?::.o- ..fj5:4 .... 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S J flfai. ..1z: xi k de S 'Yi' 4 if ' 11 -.1 s . , vt X 55 Egvgi 'Ea :isa sq. fiiiif fi irf Mx 3 2 'R -. at is t f we Q as 9- .X ROTH-STEPINA Shelly Roth Nicole Rowe Chris Rush Heather Ruth Robert Shaeffer Kelly Schantz Donna Scheirey John Schmidt Craig Schneider Alex Schouten Amy Sechrist Shawn Seibert Amy Sensenig Jodie Sensenig Tracey Sensenig David Shaffer Bryan Shanfelder Tom Sheaffer Jennifer Shelly Derek Shenenberger Debbie Shenk Dwayne Shenk Tracey Shreiner Missy Siwiec Maggi Smith Stacy Smith Troy Smith Jackie Snavely Joe Sommers Leslie Spangler Paul Spangler Steve Stauffer Kim Stepina STERN-WENTZEL Michele Stern Jeff Stoltzfus Kris Stumpf Lisa Styer Jim Sutton Donna Sweigart Sandy Talbot Brian Thomas Mike Tobias Shannon Tolley Missy Toth Gretchen Trefney Angie Tribble Eric Trussell Ted Turano Doug Tyson Nelson Tyson Alisa Valudes Jeff VanBrookhaven Shigofta Virmani Tonya Walker Steve Wall Catharine Waltz Heather Wardell David Weachter Craig Weaver Tammy Weaver Deanna Weik Michelle Weinlick Scott Weller Bill Wendler Tracey Wentling Jeanene Wentzel Matt West Jason Whitcraft Heather Whittemore Mike Willman Curt Wilson - 45 Patty Witmer Kirk Wolf iz,-x Dana Yelagotes V Lisa Winters 5 Eric Young Q: Dave Yutz Kathi Zahn Fred Zimmerman Angie Zwally Kirsten Zug Km is W Soccer players thrilled by their victory. Enjoying the game. WEST-ZUG 77 Juniors Not Pictured Jere Allison Tina Fegley Jennifer Grosh Kurt Honabach Michele Lewis Marcia Minnich Stephanie Myers Marci Richartz Sophomores Christie Adcock Mary Becker Eric Becker Don Cernuto Tim Dennis Claude Dimeler Cliff Eberly Judd Grumbrecht Tom Hackman Tracey Hertzog Tony Helmich Michelle Kline Shawn Kline Michelle Lodish Matt Reed Scott Rogers Troy Rissinger Lisa Shenk Robert Simmons Jason Stanke Kelly Walters Pam Weller Not Pictured Tammy Mayer Diane Potter Denise Radell Cindy Reynolds Joseph Rohrbach Nancy Scott Jenn Stofflet Diane Thomas Jodi Troutman Noelle Turco Angie Vogel Tammy Weik Tammy Williams Freshmen Not Pictured David Arter Tom Hackman Kevin Herr Tracy Klaassen Robin Martel Lee Mastromatteo 78 Scott Royer Peter Ruhl Dean Shelley Duane Shenk Ron Styer James Zook Top right - What are you looking at? Middle - Another exciting day at Warwick! Bottom - Hockey players tough it out in the rain WLQ. d 'Q rx . . J, M! J 5 h' If XXJX K I -.5g..nui ' f i1lnus.q..u.L. . .V , ia-qu..,. ., . , L jf igm.. -s x. ll' W , I x 1' L X 'rr' 1 --L ...- THE WARWICK BA D BRI G 5 W 5 SCOREBOARD 1 i. 3. Manheim Central 2nd place 68.lO Elco Cnon divisionj 2nd place 62.55 Ephrata 3rd place 7I.8 Q J Upper Dublin lst place Lebanon lst place 75.25 H States 2nd place 80.l5 High music award High marching and maneuvering awards PROGRAM Prince of Humbug' There is a Sucker born Ev'ry Minute .loin the Circus The Colors of My Life Yankee Doodle Dandy Johnny Get Your Gun' Over There Give my Regards to Broadway You're a Grand Old Flag xx xv u u u 80 THE CIRCUS T0 TCW Center: The l985 Warwick High School Marching Band. Bottom left: The band's version of a three ring circus. Bottom right: Concentrate on that musicl The I985-86 Warwick High School Marching Band opened its exciting show with a circus - complete with a tent, clowns, acrobats, jugglers, and ringmas- ters, all centering around the music from the Broadway show Barnum, consisting of: Prince of Humbug, There's a Sucker Born Every Minute, Join the Circus, and The Colors of My Life. They concluded the show with a patriotic George M. Co- han Medley, red, white, and blue flags, and the band in the U.S. formation. The band received a second place at the Liberty State Competition for the fourth year in a row. The season was an overall success thanks to the McMillans, W.l.M.P.O., the Lititz community, and the entire marching band. Best of luck in sea- sons to come! Drum Majors, Gretchen Rhoads Lori Shee Sl 2 3 E 3 u 5 3 S Honors Bands Top left: District Band - Dana Yelagotes, Heather Auman, Craig Knepper, Ken Burkholder. Top right: County Band - top row - Heather Auman, Chris Nagle, Dana Yelagotes, Ken Burk- holder, Gary Minnich, Heidi Gardner, Ken Hess, Sallie Gregoryi bottom row - Craig Knepper, Pam Weller, Melissa Yelagotes, Wheeler Walker. Left: Lebanon Valley College Honors Band - Heather Auman, Heather Thompson. Marie Bowden missing A Eric Zimmerman. 83 MUSICAL NOTES FRQM 84 THE SINGI C5 W RRIQRS I .tmwtt- '9 War' 'Clizr The Glee Club singers' year started off on Sunday, December I5 when they put on their Christmas production. This program included songs from Up on a Housetop to a selection from Amahl and the Night Visitors, an opera by Menotti. It was a beautiful show with the traditional candle lighting ceremony and with alumni help- ing to sing the Hallelujah chorus by Han- del. The Glee Club members should be given a firm pat on the back for adiusting and readiusting to two music substitute teach- ers, Miss Bean and Mrs. Limbert, while waiting for the original director, Mrs. Pip- part, to return from her journey to Hunga- ry. The Glee Club members welcomed Mrs. Pippart back to Warwick High School and looked forward to a productive end- ing to the l985-86 school year. Top: l985 Warwitk High School Glee Club. Bottom right: Miss Bean. Bottom left: County Chorus f top row -- Spencer Keasey, Nell Ami- don. Lisa Weidman, Kevin Dodge, bottom row f Jill Downing, Ken Hess, Greg Bailey. Samantha Nuss. Top: Show Choir - Top tow - Chris Nagle, Dan Kachel, Dale Roberts. Spencer Keasey, Eugene De- Long, Ken Hess. Kevin Dodge, Steve Hoeltzelt Bottom row - Heather Auman, Karen Carpenter, Heidi Gardner, Samantha Nuss, Lisa Weid- man, missing - Alison Bradley, Jill Downing, Donna Groff, Greg Bai- ley. Bottom center: Distrirl Chorus - - Jtll Downing, Donna Groff, Spen- cer Keasey, Samantha Nuss. 85 ORCHESTRA SHINES THROUGH Page 86 - Top l986 Warwick High School Orchestra Piano - Gretchen Rhoads, Gary Minnich. First row - Ray Charles, Mi- chelle Hevener, Jessica Klopp, Dana Martin, Lisa Rampulla, Lin- da Geiger, Sonya Weber, Tim Hazlett. Second row - Jenny Willier, Marty Blose, Michelle Weinlick, Esther Becker, Katie Koncle, Sallie Gregory, Sarah Gruber, Samantha Nuss, Greg Bai- ley. Third row - Wendy Kiehl, Michelle Oehme, Jolanda Lind- berg, Mrs. Sheaffer, Christy Yerger, Melissa Yelagotes, Marcy Hevener, Lori Shee, Heather Auman, Ken Hess, Heidi Gardner, Connie Dunn, Wheeler Walker, Heather Thompson, Marie Bowder, Tony Horvath, John Peters, Kelly Koncle. Fifth row - Karen Gaughan, Tanya Pelsinski, Pete Ringer, Scott Weller. Scott Esbenshade, Tim Cardascia, Chris Nagle, Eric Zimmer- man, Shawn Seibert, Ken Bukholder, Steve Esbenshade, Wesley Martin. Sixth row - Mr. Weller, Brian Horner. Page 87 -top - District Orchestra: Sonya Weber, Greg Bailey, Kelly Koncle, missing - Tim Hazlett. Bottom left - Honors Orchestra: Heather Logan. Bottom right W County Orchestra: Katie Koncle, Ken Burkholder, Heather Logan, Greg Bailey, Kelly Koncle, So- nya Weber, Sallie Gregory, missing - Michelle Hevener, Tim Hazlett. 86 Fifty-two students participated in this years high school orchestra. The orchestra performed in the annual Christmas program and presented a Spring Concert. The Warwick orchestra also performed at Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland. Many students from the orchestra represented Warwick by participating in the Lebanon Valley Honors Orchestra, Coun- ty Orchestra, and District Orchestra. The high school orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Dale Weller. The string instrument students are taught by Mrs. Jane Sheaffer. 'I Q x gi Q, s i,,x w, l U-as-wb MWA 'lr General Hammond Pvt, Boone ............. ., ........... . Lt. Colonel Henry Blake ........ CAST Capt. Bridget McCarthy. ....... .. Lt. Janice Fury .......,,..,...,......, Sgt. Devine ........,... ...... Lt. Louise Kimble .... ..... Capt. Frank Burns .,......... Father John Mulcahy ............. Capt, Walt Waldowski ......... Trapper John ...................... Capt. John Cuglyj Black ......, Corp. Radar Reilly ........ .. Hawkeye ......,................... Capt, Duke Forrest ...,.... Ho-Jon . .,..............,.......... . Korean Woman No. I ......... Korean Women No. 2. ....... Lt. Nancy Phillips, ................. Major Margaret Houlihan Congresswomen Goldfarb .... Dean Mercy Lodge ....,.......... Miss Randazzle ........ Pvt. Lopez .. ..,........ Mitzi . ........ . Fritzi ....... . ..... . ....... Agnes ....,.......................... Lt. Connie Liebowitz Spearchucker .,.. , ......,..... , Major Ruth Haskell ............... .. ..... . .....,..KeIly Dolen , ...,. ., Kristie Huxta . ...... Tony Horvath Nell Amidon . ........... Stephanie Hess Steve Eshbenshade ,.........Lauren Loercher Josh Johns .........Kevin Dodge ..,......Eugene Delong Steve Hoeltzel ....,......Dave Pickle Rick Reardon , ....... Spencer Keasey .,........,.Dan Gallton ........John Peters ...........Karen Pisano ...,..Becky Sommers .......Samantha Nuss Heidi Gardner Kristie Huxta Josh Johns Denise Heisey ..... John Peters Jennifer Willier ........LesIie Roberts ........l.isa Weidman ,...........Jenny Swan Steve Moody ..........Kelly Dolen Medical Personal. G.l.'s.,.. ............ , ..... .................,....... ..... J e rrny Swan Heisey, Cathy Busha, Kelly Dolen 88 On November 22 and 23, I985, the Warwick High School drama affiliated students presented Tim Kelly's comedy, M A,'S H. This two act play was located at the compound of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during many months of the Korean conflict. The evening was full of laughter which was due to many humorous events which varied from Burns's dead cat to WaIdowski's memorable occasion when he was brought back from the dead! Both of these and many other episodes were due to the witty and hysterical pranks of Hawkeye Pierce and Captain Duke Forrest. Overall the night was a big success which should only be credited to the hardworking and dedicated performers of Warwick High School. Production Staff Director ...... ..... .... . ...... ........ Joe Centini Student Director ................ , ...,...... Jessica Yeager Props...Joe Lively, Carol McDonald, Annamary Si- korsky Stage Crew ...Steve Hoeltzel, Steve Moody, Jim Hess Set Construction..Steve Hoeltzel, Steve Moody, Jim Hess Sound ............ ........ ..................,..,.... J e ssica Yeager Lighting .................. Steve Hoeltzel, Steve Moody Shadow Consultant .............. , ........ , ..... Tom Mayer Page 88, Top: Entire casts Bottom: Army Buddies. Page 89 Top left: The Swamp , Top right: Stage crew member taking time for a smile? Bottom: Time to relax. 89 FFA Members: Jamie Adams, Greg Amand, David Arter, Dennis Bair, Phil Beiter, Brian Byerly, Eric Connelly, Nathan Connelly, Charlie Daughton, Sean Deemer, Doug Eberly, Eric Eckert, Alida Farrington, David Firestone, Todd Frederick, Kevin Fry, Dennis Gockley, Mike Gockley, Shawn Heck, Terry Heist, David Hench, Todd Hoffer, Phil Kelly, Dale Kreider, Barry Layton, Dan Martin, Stacy Martin, Jay May, Kevin Miller, Gina Montes, Charles Murray, Matt Neff, Dan Nolt, Matt Reed, Chad Rhoads, Pete Ruhl, Dean Shelley, Tony Shreiner, Bob Simmons, Alex Smith, Craig Smith, Janet Snyder, Tina Strauss, Dusty Strickler, Shelly Urban, Shane Varner, Angie Vogel, Kevin Weaver, Brandon Woyurka, Rhonda Zahn, During the fall, local fair members exhibit- ed Livestock at the Ephrata Fair, the Man- heim Fair, and the Lampeter Fair, Summer award trips are being scheduled for Great Adventure in July and deep sea fishing in Delaware in August. i985-86 Chapter Officers are President, Alex Smith and President-elect Dennis Baira Vice President, Dave Firestonea Sec- retary, Tina Strauss, Treasurer, Sean Deemer, Reporter, Dan Martin, Sentinel, Jamie Adamsa Chaplain, Dale Kreider, Stu- dent Advisor, Brian Bylery. Chapter Advi- sors are Sonia Shaner and Dale Gerber, ATID AL LLIB The members of the AIASA Club are: Scott Allen, Steve Blankenmyer, Chris Braunguard, John Buffington, Mike Men- gel, Jace Mellinger, Scott Muzzio, Chad Rhoades, Dave Shaffer, Dennis Weit, Drew Eckert, Eric Frey, Steve Holland, Mark Latcheran, Andy Martin, Kevin Neu- man, Chad Landis, Rob Keeney, and Joe Ditmer. Officers of AIASA President - Dana Martin Vice President - Mark Berry Secretary - Chad Morgan Treasurer - Eric Young Reporter - Dave Yutz Sergeant at Arms - Eric Eckert On March 6 the club competed at the Regional Competition at Millersville University. ln the win- ter the members had a fund raiser to help offset the cost for the Na- tional Competition in June in Wichita, Kansas. Also, on April I7, I8, and l9, many club members at- tended the State Competition in Harrisburg. 90 PLIBLICATIGNS QF WARWICK i, mms -3315 I-0UOTEs Editor - Jennie Willier Assistant Editor - Carrie Poirier Business Manager - Shawn Montes Literary Magazine - Mrs. Campagna, Tracey Reynolds. Sheri Styer, Kirsten Snyder, Krystal Hibshman, Diane Roberts, Tyelisa Loose, Stacey Martin, Stephanie Hess, Lauren Loercher, Ann Marie King, Jenny France, Lisa Weit, Mary Shaffer, Debbie McCowan, Vanessa Gross, Laura Horton, Robin Reynolds, The purpose of the Literary Magazine club is to produce a school magazine comprised of quality art and writing submissions which are produced by the student body. Members of the club write submissions, edit submissions, organize the layout, and manage busi- ness affairs. Editors in Chief -- Shelby Holland. Barb Schmertz News Co-Editors - Daryl Snavely, Mike Plowfield Social Editor - Marianne Knight Sports Editor -- Jenni Anonia Business Managers - Stacy Montes, John Pe- ters Advisor -- Miss Joy Anderson Newspaper, Stacey Brown, Heather Crownover, Wendi Hutchinson, Jill lvey, Cindy Klessinger, Heidi Lefever, Heather Logan, Janene Lyerly, Tracy Montes, Jenny Miller, Maggi Smith, Jackie Snavely, Sandy Talbot, Josh Johns. The Warrior Wampum staff meets each club period to produce a newspa- per for the student body. This year their goal has been to publish three pa- pers, and next year they hope to ex- ceed that number. The staff members meet to discuss sto- ry topics, and then each person writes his article. The editors Cnews, social, and sportsb help by proofreading each story. After the writing process is com- pleted, the articles are typed and sent to the publisher. The publisher returns the stories in a column format to them, and they position the articles on a sam- ple newspaper page. The company re- turns a finished paper to them after that. The entire process takes approxi- mately four to five weeks. ln addition to writing stories, they take photographs and gather advertise- ments for the paper. Also, they are al- ways eager for students to contribute opinions or editorials for publication. 9l l i 0 arslt And Force Clubs l98 -86 Varsity Club This year's FORCE group was involved in many activities, such as a Middle School Dance, the Midget Football food stands, working with the Rec. Center, and once again visiting the elementary schools. FORCE also helped with the Orioles' Basket- ball Game, and started a Junior FORCE established at the Middle School. Also, the group visited the Middle School, having a Drug and Alcohol Awareness Club where they gave out their new pins sporting the motto Be Smart, Don't Start. 92 Senior members of FORCE are: Michelle He- vener - President, Michelle Petticoffer - Vice President, Kathy Deibert - Treasurer, Corrine DeLong, Trevor Hackman, Connie Hoeltzle, Dan Martin, Melanie McCain, Ben Minichino, Gary Minnich, Leslie Roberts, Christy Smith, Mark Steffy, Kelly Weiller. Junior Members: Ken Burk- holder, Michaele Canady, Lori Franck, Charlie Hurst, John Kurtz, Sherri Kurtz, Elissa Long - Secretary, David Miller. Sophomore Members: Kristy Deibert, Robin Doan, Cathy Hevener, Stephanie Keebler, Tracey Keller, Stacey Kohler, Tammy Krentz, Dora Usner, Larry Wade. Fresh- men Members: Elizabeth Bachman, Angie Balmer, Kathy Bard, Cathy Busha, Michelle Conlin, Adesa Foreman, Tonya Franck, Hope Gardner, Valerie Givler, Kim Harris, Jennifer Huls, Kristie Huxta, Carolyn Jones, Cindy Lamb, Janelle Lawrence, Jill Miller, Tiffany Morrison, Jodi Musser, Paul Rhin- eer, Monica Rosensteel, Nikki Rowe, Donna Scheirey, Shawn Seibert, Kris Stumpf, Alisa Va- ludes, Kirsten Zug. Student Government 'Wei my VT? Student Government v Pres. - Linda Geiger. Vice Pres. - Heidi Garner, Treasurer - Stacey Miller, Secretary - Barb South, JoAnne Mekoli- chick, Pam Maxfield, Sue Baker, Rose Kreischer, Becky Gallton. Jessel Anderson, Kim Buckwalter, Liz Heckles, Judy Pahucki, Sandy Samelko, Barb Trayer, Christine Dixon, Colleen Hansen, Maura Rowlands, Amy Landis, Amy Nuss, Amber Strauss. Todd Michael, Janelle Miller, Heather Lo- gan, Kim Levering, Tonya Franck, Gonzalo lraza- bal, Sigmund Lystrup, Marcio Atz, The Student Government has been very busy throughout the school year. Members organized many activities such as dances and fund raisers. There have been however some special ac- tivities organized to help those in need such as the toy drive for the Toys for Tots Program, donating money to Rog- er Matthews, who is a special hospital Santa, and Ron Metzler. The members were also kept busy preparing for the Talent Show and the Senior Citizen's Tea. 93 BRAIN TEASER CLUBS MODEL U .N. CLUB I 5... TRIVIAL PURSUIT CLUB l98 -86 Warwick Warrian Yearbook Staff ,Q 1' X 5 MA Editors Editors-in-chief: Nell Amidon, Judy Garner Underclassmen Editors: Jessica Hann, Debbie Steeley Activities Editors: Kim Smith, Heather Leberfinger Sports Editors: Angie Forry, Maura Rowlands Faculty Editor: Julie Wiley Advertising Editor: Don T. Miller Yearbook Staff: Scott Foreman, Jenn Bear, Jenny Swan, Nancy Scott, Tammy Krentz, Angie Frank, Traci Shank, Liz Heckles. Heather Thompson. Carolyn Williams, Barb Trayer, Judy Pahucki. The i986 Warrian Staff, with editors-in-chief, Judy Garner and Nell Amidon, had a busy year to get the yearbook pub- lished by May again this year. The staff consisted of twenty-two members who spent many long hours after school and on their own spare time to meet the May publishing date and to work on the supplement with the spring activities in it. This was first introduced last year and was a great success. We hope it is just as successful with the l986 Warrian. Our second year with Herff- Jones Yearbooks has been very promising and our Herff-Jones repre- sentative, Al Cussoren, has been helpful in the production of the year- book. Also Mrs. Witmyer has spent much time working with the stu- dents and advising the staff to make a memora- ble yearbook. The i986 Warrian staff would like to thank sev- eral people and groups for their cooperation and help with the Warrian. They are as follows: ad- vertisers, the Heisey stu- dio, teachers and advi- sors, Terry Cour contract photographerj, and Vanessa Groce for help- ing with the advertising section. Thank you, your time was greatly appre- ciated. 95 WARWICK V0-TECH STUDENTS AT WQRK JZ!! Top Left: Heat and Ventilation - Ed Price, Top Right: LDXEDXEMR - Jere Allison. Center Left: Electrical Occupations - Derrick He- vener, Rod Hackman, Not Pictured - John Stokes. Center Right: Graphic Arts - Wes Deutsch. Greg Bucher, Greg Whitcraft. Bot- tom Left: Heat and Ventilation - Cris Yurichko, Paul Sweigart, George Gahring, Greg Miller, Randy Gockley. - -.w-w1,p,Q,, Top Left: Millwork - Doug Stauffer, Todd Fichtner, Not Pictured - Rick Ditzler, Ron Metzler. Top Right: Health Associates -Y Kathy Mestre, Not Pictured - Lori Feister, Center Left: Food Trades - Cindy Carroll, Stacie Lilley, Kerry Engle. Center Right: Cosmetology - Kelly Glass. f or I '-xef ... XX C x 1 N V, C.. Q C yn ,,,, - Vo-Tech Students Not Pictured Top Right: Auto Body - Jason Stanke, Greg Misenko, Ron Colson, Greg Eitner, Not Pictured - Gary Reck. Top Left: Auto Mechanics - Mark Stoltzfuz, Not Pictured - Mike Eckman, Doug Zimmer- man. Bottom Left: Horticulture - Mike Clark, Not Pictured - Vicki Peters. LDXEDXEMR Dawn Buchter Shawn Connor Michelle Mohler Donna Reynolds Becky Wiegand Machine Shop Chris Adams Brian Wentzel Building Maintenance Steve Eberhart Jim Zook Bill Worthington Drafting Welding Bryan Bomberger Warren Shaeffer Joe Zeyak Brad Mearig Business Data Process- ing Chad Miller 4pgWlCk SPQQTS l98 HOCKEY TEA TRA ELS T0 STATE 'lf M Mwnu The l98'5 edition of field hockey reached new horizons in field hockey that no other team and sport at Warwick has ever reached. Winning the district title the girls became the 5th team at Warwick to do so. However, their 4th place finish at States was a first by any team. The senior captains can be awfully proud to have played as a Warrior and to have set such precedence. The Warwick field hockey team led the L- L league in offense with 29 goals scored. Also the team scored a total of 54 goals throughout the season. Including the tie breakers, the team scored an additional four goals. The top three scorers for this year were: Kelly Glass Cl9j, Michelle Hershey CID, Julie Teaman 495. The Warwick defensive team led the L-L league in total defense with only allowing two goals scored. The defense however, did not allow a single goal to be scored off a penalty corner. Nancy Gockley, Warwick goalkeeper, saved 59 of 63 shots that got to her. That would be a 942 save average. She is credited with a to- tal of I4 shutouts in QI games. Nancy at one time had a series of 8 shut outs in a row. The following players were selected to the All-Star team: Kelly Glass Cled the league in scoringj. Michelle Hershey Cvoted MVP offensive player section 2, scored four goalsj, Julie Teaman, Connie King, Lori Schneider, Nancy Gockley Chonorable men- tion.j. Warwick Field Hockey - row one: Heather Aument, Barb Trayer, Kim Buckwalter, Connie King, Debbie Beans, Sherri Kurtz, Jill Althouse, Jenny McCreary Coach Derr, row two: Veronica Denlinger, Liz Heckles, Jeanine Lawrence, Anne Swan, Lori Schneider, Michelle Hershey, Kelly Glass, Nancy Gockley, Missy Greenawalt, Sheryl Boblick, row three: Coach Spengler, Michelle Hevener, Cathy Deibler, Doreen Bru- baker, Pam Snavely, Sonya Weber, Maura Rowlands, Michelle Weinlick, Missy Adams, Janelle Miller, Jean Mekolichick, Kelly Graybill, Kelly McSparren, Nancy Wilson, Stacey Kohler, Jennifer Swan, Denise Heisey, Robin Doan, LeAnne Weit, Kristy Deibler, Tammy Krentz. Center - Hugging for joy. Bottom - Julie flicking the ball. IOO is 22 , fam V or 1 -me WAR 2 Penn Manor O 6 Conestoga Valley O 3 Manheim Township 2 3 Ephrata I I Cocalico O 3 AnnviIle'Cleona O O North Lebanon I 7 Donegal O 2 E-Town O 3 Governor Mifflin O 4 Lebanon 0 I Manheim Central O 7 Elco O I Cedar Crest O L-L League Championship game: Warwick 2 Penn Manor O District Play-off games: Warwick 3 Harrisburg Academy I Warwick I Holy Name I CO-OJ overtime C4-SD shots on goal Warwick I East Pennsboro O Warwick 2 Annville-Cleona lCDistrict cham- pionship gamej State Play-Off games: Warwick I Central Columbia O Warwick O Lackawanna Trail O CO-ID overtime Warwick I Annville Cleona I CO-29 overtime League record 9 wins I loss Non-league 4 wins O loss Play-off record 6 wins 2 losses Total record I9 wins 3 losses Awards: Section 2 champs L-L league champs District 3 AA champs P.I.A.A. 4th place in the state AA Q 'fha Top left - Proper stance Kelly?. Top Center - Get- ting the ball out of the crowd. Left - Kelly and Michelle working together. Above - Attacking the ball. lOl LANCASTER-LEBANON LEAGLI Wi i i , ., H ff:'f 5 ' W, yy: h 5 r 5 V V :V F ,, f ' Top - Celebrating L-L league victory, Above - Getting around an opponent, Right - Guarding the cage. IO2 hw' 0 A D DISTRICT CHAMPS 11. fgffffffgfa..-QQ-QgQ.a-.i,,.I-..,.--I.I, mLL,.LL . I of nl ' A Junior Varsity results WAR I Penn Manor O 5 Conestoga Valley O 2 Manheim Township O I Ephrata 3 I Cocalico O 7 Annville-Cleona O IO North Lebanon O 4 Donegal O 2 E-Town I O Governor Mifflin O 5 Lebanon I 2 Manheim Central O I Elco 2 O Cedar Crest O League Record 7-2-I Non-League Record 3-O-I Total Record IO-2-2 Top Left - Preparing to pass the ball, Top Center - Going for the ball, Top Right - Bumped out of the way. Left - JH Field Hockey. IO3 I985 WARRIDRS HA i , , . fc , ,.,gp,,,c,. , . ., ., , , , Top A i985 Football Team W Front Row: Jamie Weachter, Derrek Hevener, Trevor Hackman, Daryl Brubaker, Keith Ramsey, Jamie Eshelman, Allen Hench, Blake Bender, Harley Greenway, Jim Sherriff, Jim Koelsh, Tim Michael. Chris Ulrich, Mark Zunich, Ben Minichino, Bill Splain, Mark Hillis, Second Row: Pete Marks, Derrek Freeseman, John Sload, Jim Kiehl, Troy Rissinger, Chris Knight. Tom Burns. Keith Groff, Sherm Kohler, Mike Price, Jeff Adams, David Ross, Eugene DeLong, Randy Gockley, Gregg Young, Troy Peters, Matt Houston, Marlin Hershey, Mark Newcomer, Mike Hartman, Sean Kohler, Third Row, Shawn Loose, Mike Ross, Jeff Gerhart, Shawn Kline, Rob Dodson, Mark Will, Phil Marks, Neil Shelley, Steve Musser. Lance Greenway, Matt Landis, Ryan Horning, Shawn Ober. Doug Joyce, Rich Denlinger, Steve Moody, Mike Diffendal, Tim Smith, Jason Fry, Dan Gallton, Chris Martin, Doug Rutt, Fourth Row: Managers - Keven Hevener, Craig Loose. Trainers - Michaele Canady. Sue Mentzer, Dave Lusk, Eric Heckel, Eric Arcudi, Kevin Weaver, Brett Weit, Mark Kauffman, Coaches - Snyder, Kauffman, Mattern. Barbato, Fuhrman. Bottom Center - Receiving the ball. Bottom Right - What's going on here? The i985 varsity football season was filled with frus- trating losses, but the players never gave up, not even when they were outmanned by teams with superior size, speed, and talent. ln each of the seven losses, 1 the team went into the fourth quarter in a position to win. Never were they losing by more than a touch- down at the end of three periods. But lack of exper- ience, lack of team speed, and lack of depth took their toll in each of their losses. The team could not be accused of lack of effort, though. IO4 DISAPPDI TI G SEASO -1f,- I VAR JV 29 Lebanon Catholic 0 Hempfield 6 7 I3 McCaskey 26 6 0 Manheim Central 27 8 I2 Solanco O 27 JI Elizabethtown I6 I4 7 Ephrata 8 45 I4 Conestoga Valley 20 I2 5 Penn Manor O 30 3I Garden Spot ,dv 4 Y M Q ' , ,,,,,, , ,,,.,, . ..,. ,,,, ,.A,,,,, -MM l985 Jr. High Football - Front Row: Jeff VanBrookha- ven, Dain Horning, John Reeder. Steve Fink, Keith Good, Mike Willman. Kirk Wolf, David Weachter, Shawn Sei- bert, Dale Burkholder, Doug Tyson, Curt Wilson, Todd Michael, Andy Glass, Eric Burns, Craig Lamar, Kevin Patrick, Eric Rittenhouse, Chris Harnish, Daryl Nissley, Jim Hess, Lee Mastromatteo, Mike McCloud. Dereck Hench. Rob Keeney, Matt Hilles, Chris Messersmith, Matt Buehler. Darryl Shaak, Geremy Young, Third Row: Chris Pohner, Dave Blough, Greg Garman, Marc Good- hart, Brad Winters, Brian Bonsal, Scott Martin, Coaches f Bortz. Kudela, Konevitch. Top - Hope you can catch this one! Center Right - LOOK OLlT!l I'm coming through Above - You're not going anywherel l lO5 WARWICK SQCCER HA' f f ,, ,,WW,W,- ' , , , , ' ' , , 5 1 ...- . -, 1. The Warwick soccer teams competed in the Lancaster-Lebanon League for the first time this past season, finishing with a competitive 5-4-3 record and tieing for third place in Section Three. Senior starters who contributed and will be missed next season included Greg Hodecker, Tim Hazlett, and Doug Steinhauer. The team in general enjoyed a very grati- fying season, making vast improvements in their overall play. Tim Hazlett and Buck Hartzell received individual all-star selections for this past season. By Coach Parke Top - I985 Varsity Soccer Team - Front Row: Rich Mellott, Brian Horner, Doug Steinhauer, Greg Hodecker, Mike Gockley, Tim Hazlett, Rusty Meck, Scott Rogers, Paul Trefny, Pete Weachterg Second Row: Coach Parke, Jackie Snavely, Mark Reedy, Eric Flickinger, Rich Stauffer, Buck Hartzell, Craig Journey, Dave Stauffer, Cliff Eberly, Pete Ringer, Jenny Miller, George Beuller. Above left - Try and stop mel Above right - 3-2-I BLAST OFF! Right - You'll never get it. lO6 45, g f, 42 , K H J' ,Z i w ,, M PRESSIVE SECO D YEAR VAR I 3 Lampeter-Stras- burg I 3 2 Lebanon 3 I I Pequea Valley O I 0 Annville-Cleona - 2 3 Norlebco I 2 I Donegal O 2 2 Lampeter'Stras- burg 2 O 3 Pequea Valley O 3 2 Lebanon I 3 I Annville-Cleona - 2 6 Donegal O 3 3 Norlebco 2 League Record of Varsity: 5-5-3 League Record of JV: 4-2-4 yyanw 3 74 if if 5 ,eaxr Wtwrclr I., X ff My ,L .f ,W I 44 vim ,', , , ,4m,w,-,,,?,,Q5?,Lh, Vi V ,V M? is 7 ,fw,,s,f.-fe,-, . , I ,af 'iv ,nf H Top -JV Soccer Team - Front Row: Jeff Wozniak, Mike Bleacher, Charlie Hurst, Second Row: Daryl Martin, Dana Clark, Chris Rush, Josh Pierce, Brian Kerstetter, Steve Holland, Dave Mooney, John Schmidt, Andy Brubaker, Third Row: Michelle Kline, Noreen Reinhart, Chuck Fernald, Scott Foreman, Todd Frederick, Rob Dodds, Jerry Detz, Rob Schroeder, Chris Mitchell, Keith Schneider, Dave Schaich, Coach Small. Bottom right - Let's dancel Bottom left - Defense at it's BESTI Above - Try and get it through , . . GRRRI IO7 TENNIS U DERCLA TOP 6 PLAYERS CWon Varsity Letters5 I5 Elissa Long CJr.5 25 Cathy Hevener CSo.5 35 Nicky Hilton CJr.5 45 Kim Kometa CJr.5 55 Whittney Bortz CJr.5 65 Debbie McCowan CJr.5 SENIORS l5 Jenny Hummer 25 Shelby Holland Top - Girls Tennis Team - Front Row: Man- ager - Kristin Kometa, Lisa Carpenter, Angie Balmer. Monica Rosensteel, Kathy Bard, Julie Matulis, Jeanene Wentzel, Tracey Wentling, Kerrianne Felty, Julie Willier, Second Row: Heather McCloud, Leanne Wachob, Kathy Hee vener, Tracy Keller, Jessica Hann, Third Row: Val Ruth, Sherry Martin, Deb McCowan, Nicky Hilton, Shelby Holland. Coach Wanner, Jenny Hummer, Kim Kometa, Elissa Long, Lorie Kline, Whittney Bortz, Kirsten Snyder. Center - Getting ready for a game. Right - Deep in concentration. lO8 mfg. l Nm.,- Nha x r -, aats+Xu5'KWTi2i'X'W'i,w K--...f 'vs-..-1 ME LEAD TEA WAR O 7 5 LM 3 I 2 3 O 7 2M 4W 6 l 5 2 Hempfield Donegal Cedar Crest Cocalico Elco McCaskey Elizabethtown Ephrata Manheim Township Lebanon Manheim Central Conestoga Valley NorLebco Annville Cleona 5113. ' I A . wif ' A ' i.-,m.......,.,,,,1 I , L t.. iifkii Eg ' t E i 4 ., , ,S 1v'2ljnigff45Aix'Z'if 6 if-'M '66 li ' 'f rag wihiwe -Q2,.a jf J af 'Q dw, Ii Top - Preparing for the ball. Left - What a facel Above - Recovering from a good serve. IO9 CRQSS COLI TR The highlight of the season was when we defeated Catholic 28-27. While at Warwick, l've never beaten them before! This was the least experienced team l've ever coached at War- wick. Only three people had running experience. Dan Kachel, a senior out for the first time, placed first in every meet for Warwick. He had the fourth best time, I6.58, for Warwick in the past six seasons. We were good at I - Dan, 2 - Jeff Binzen, 3 - Chris Burns, but the fourth and fifth man never improved enough for us to win the close meets. The two co- captains for this year were Jeff Binzen and Mark Wood. - Coach Nixdorf Top - Cross Country Team - Front Row: Mark Greiner, Alex Schouten, Phil Price, Jed Althouse, Mark Pawling, Don Mitchell, Mark Walter, Chris Burns, Second Row: Bill Wentling, Scott Weitzel, Tim McCrary, Matt Campbell. Jeff Binzen, Mark Wood, Dan Kachelt Missing: Coach Nixdorf. Right - Looking good before a meet. IIO Us v . S :af Q lrrl 'iii f Jlg, .QQ T' T335 ,Q W Q 0 H -. 'DEFEATSH CATHQLIC WAR 39 I5 SI I7 I5 34 28 35 I7 22 2l 40 33 28 I5 28 20 I8 49 Y I 4' r i im., , 6' fit III IVI 1 x- Annville Cleona Lancaster Mennonite McCaskey Penn Manor Conestoga Valley Cedar Crest Lampeter-Strasburg Lebanon Elizabethtown Manheim Central Elco Hempfield Solanco Ephrata Norlebco Lancaster Catholic Garden Spot Columbia Manheim Township Top - Coming in for a strong finish. Left - Your lucky hat. Bill? Center - Smil- ing for the fans. WARWICK GGLFER W Q9 fgggiii.,,2 The Warwick golfers finished their season with a seven win and three loss record. This placed them second overall in their section. The golfers had a total season record of seven wins and eight losses. Major contributors in matches this season were Tony Erkens, Mike Kolenda, Matt Rowlands, Mike Weaver, and Steve Keener. These players have shown signifi- cant development of golf skills during their years with the high school team. - Coach Royer Top - l985 Golf Team - Front Row: Jess Anderson, Steve Keener, Ron Bowman, Second Row: Mike Kolenda, Coach Royer, Matt Rowlands, Missing. Tony Erkens, Mike Weaver, Brian Geller. Above - Tony Erkens getting ready for his next shot. Right - Mike Kolenda, what form! Ill I Lampeter-Strasburg Manheim Township Cocalico McCaskey Ephrata Conestoga Valley Lebanon Solanco Lampeter-Strasburg Cocalico Penn Manor Ephrata Solanco Penn Manor Cedar Crest Top Matt Rowlands Smlllng for the camera. Top Right - Steven Keener takes time out for a picture Bottom - Mike Weaver sitting pretty -86 BCYS BA KETBALL This season the boys basketball team had a winning year. Their season started off with two losses but that didn't stop the courtmen because they came back with the winning spirit. The four seniors. Marc Flickinger, Jamie Eshelman, Keith Ram- sey, and Mark Wood played a big part in the success of the team. The team, averaging 63 points a game, went on with the season to come out on top. Having won all league games the Warwick boys were placed in the number l spot to win the section title with a I4-O league record. Next, moving into the L-L league playoffs, the warriors lost to Lebanon 49-52. The boys team will move on to Districts. Top. - Varsity Boys Basketball: front row A Harold lrwin, John Sload, Jamie Eshelman, Troy May, Marc Flickinger, Keith Stauffer, Pete Marks, Cliff Eberly. second row - Steve Moody, Mr. Althouse, Tom Eberly, Derrek Freeseman, Jack Hurd, Jim Nagle, Keith Ramsey, Mark Wood. Andy Gehman. ll4 WINS SE Tl TITLE VAR 58 68 Conestoga Valley SI 46 Exeter 43 4l Lancaster Catholic 67 44 Donegal 50 58 Manheim Township 70 40 Solanco 66 37 Hempfield 68 5l Conestoga Valley 66 45 Columbia 69 35 Manheim Central 33 3l Elizabeth 77 57 Cocalico 77 59 Garden Spot 55 48 Ephrata 59 43 Solanco 55 46 Columbia 72 49 Manheim Central 62 32 Elizabethtown 63 40 Cocalico 57 69 Waynesboro 88 58 Garden Spot 68 39 Ephrata 'Q Top left - Raise your hand if you're sure! Q Bottom left 4 You're not going to get by mei Left - Rebounds! is . g ll5 Nsifw QA lille? Top left - Jumping for 2, Top right - This is my ball. Above - Mmmmmm, this tastes good. Center Y Comin' through, Right - Nice form. ll6 KN x 2: rf We 77, W' yy-I i 'Avv MMV, wt 1,,, xzfnykqf , Xt ,NJ :W In E wtf, if V 6' 1 1 WAR WW wgcv .fx ui? Gi W i ' nsrs JV 34 25 Conestoga Valley 38 30 Exeter 47 34 Lancaster Catholic 64 25 Donegal 46 4l Manheim Township 66 22 Solanco 42 50 Hempfield 54 3l Columbia 40 36 Manheim Central 59 33 Elizabeth Town 29 30 Cocalico 53 35 Garden Spot 47 46 Ephrata 60 29 Solanco 47 22 Columbia 56 42 56 42 Manheim Central 68 34 Elizabethtown 50 39 Cocalico 52 5I Waynesboro 46 34 Garden Spot 49 42 Ephrata Top - JV Boys Basketball: Steve Moody. Buck Hart- zel. Pete Marks, Keith Stauffer, Eric Flickinger, Har- old Irwin. second row - Andy Gehman, Rob Dodson, Marlin Hershey, Derrek Freeseman, Don Hodel, Alfy Gardner. Chad Brinkman. Left - Freshman Boys Basketball: front row - Coach Bortz, Randy Hess, Adam Koring, Matt Camp- bell, Mike Bedi, Bobby Wall, Craig Schneidensecond row - Jeff Hibshman, Jed Althouse, Chris Rush, Eric Burns, Rob Keeney, Troy Smith. Il7 WARWICK GIRL HA E mc W Y' W iw IW 3 , ,,,, WT ,lawu.-W 3 'IC The Warwick girls basketball team placed third in the Palmyra tournament. They lost to Cedar Crest the first night with a score of 47-52. The following night Warwick beat Lebanon Catholic to conclude the tournament. ln the Warwick Christmas tournament the girls finished second to Manheim Township. As the season progressed, the Warriors came out in first place for the first half of the season. In the section 2 playoff game Warwick lost to Columbia 54-55 in overtime. Warriors earned the Wild Card for the L-L league playoffs. ln the Semi-finals Warwick beat Nor-Lebco 56-47, but in the final game the warriors lost 27-40 to Manheim Township. Their season will continue with Districts. Top - front row: Tammy Miller, Lisa Shelly, Susan Tobias, Elyssa Long back row - Nicky Gochnauer, Lori Schneider, Coach Wagaman, Betty Emmerick, Kim Kometa. Above - Controlling the ball, Right- Swoosh! Il8 EXCITI G SEASGN si! Q A NON-LEAGUE GAMES VAR 40 38 Conestoga Valley 47 52 Cedar Crest 6l 24 Lebanon Catholic 4l 39 Lancaster Catholic 48 32 McCaskey 6l 34 Hempfield 64 57 Annville-Cleona 50 40 Donegal 45 62 Manheim Township LEAGUE GAMES VAR Sl 34 Solanco 53 45 Columbia 63 46 Manheim Central 60 22 Elizabethtown 77 2l Cocalico 52 I2 Garden Spot 44 43 Ephrata 70 I4 Solanco 44 5l Columbia 57 42 Manheim Central 80 29 Elizabethtown 67 24 Cocalico 49 33 Garden Spot 49 38 Ephrata I! Top Left - Passing an opponent, Center - Shooting for 2, Center Left - Someone help me, Left - Warwick's senior girls, Above - Gimme the ball. ll9 'WM I NJ 7, , : i . 'ff famffi, ff? g A R -,Ay t.,,t:,,,5,!,,y J.V. 4l 35 Conestoga Valley 24 43 Lancaster Catholic 45 25 McCaskey 45 28 Solanco 46 22 Hempfield 35 24 Annville-Cleona 46 20 Columbia 44 I7 Manheim Central 39 20 Elizabethtown 69 20 Cocalico 47 24 Garden Spot 46 26 Ephrata 38 I6 Solanco 30 23 Columbia 48 2l Manheim Central 39 29 Elizabethtown 59 2l Cocalico 49 30 Garden Spot 42 29 Ephrata Top - JV Girls Basketball: Bottom row - Tracy Keller, Cathy Hevener, Kathy Gehman. Jill Miller. top row - LeAnne Weit, Trisha Haas, Wendy Kiehl, Coach Morgan, Judy James, Jean Mekolichick, Stacy Nicksic. Center - Basket bound, Center Right - Hope this goes in., Right - JV's defense at work. l20 Q- , , , ,,, W4 7 , 2 ra Q my as W ,W , , ,fa ,Q-f me Q ffl ,, ,, v y 3? MSMQWHH Ill WARWICK WRE TLERS War JV 39 I7 Red Lion 2l 4l 62 OO Spring Ford I8 44 I5 45 Big Spring 26 27 32 23 Penn Manor I5 34 36 20 Manheim Township 30 34 I6 3I lVlcCaskey 33 34 33 24 Hempfielcl 24 43 42 20 Governor Mifflin I9 40 39 I4 Ephrata I8 36 40 I6 Elizabethtown 26 38 34 26 Solanco 8 50 3l I6 Lancaster Catholic I6 38 4l I8 Conestoga Valley I2 45 ll 38 Manheim Central 28 32 33 30 Cumberland Valley 33 30 The Warwick wrestling team finished in sec- ond place in the league. Their record was I2- 3. The co-captains were Jeff Lepard and Chris Pardue. ln the sectional meet the War- riors took third place overall. Chris Pardue and Jeff Lepard placed first in their weight classes. Mark Newcomer, Brett Weit, Pete Brubaker, and Mark Kauffman finished third. The JV team finished in first place with a record of IO-O. Their overall record was I4-l. I22 Top 4 Varsity and JV Wrestling: front row - Steve Hyle, Mark Walter, Scott Esbenshade, Jim Brenner, Scott Muzzio, Steve Esbenshade, Chris Mitchell, Lisa Rampulla, second row - Keith Morris, Pete Brubaker, Marc Kauffman, Brett Weit, Mark Will, Mark Pawling, Eric Hample, Todd Reading, Eugene DeLong third row - Coach Boyer, Dana Martin, Dan Snavely, Doug Hoyce, Mike Badorf, Scott Deisley, Dave Eby, Jim Kiehl, Mark Newcomer, Kevin Weaver, Tim Hazlett, Jenn Bear, Coach McDonald. Left - JH Wrestling: front row - Jeff Stolt- fus. Craig Morris, Joe Burns, Jason Kru- shinski, Josh Pierce, Scott Mitchell, Jereme Pierce, Mark May, Chris Harnish. second row - Jim Hess, Scott Martin, Loren Pawling, Doug DeLong, Mike Piasecky, Chris Gainer, Colt Hevener. Mark Rowlands, Dan Snyder, John Varner, Joel Thorton, John Reeder. Coach LeFever third row - Coach Dietrich. Shayne Bushong, Dan Gwinn, Scott Althouse, David Kammerer, Daryl Heisey, Mike Will- man, Kevin Newman, Nelson Tyson. Doug Ty- son back row - Jeff Martin, Jason Lamar, Kirk Wolf, Dave Banack. Brain Styer. Dana Clark, Eric Rittenhouse. John Klessinger, Mi- chael Klopp, Steve Holland, Jim Sutton. l23 HEERLEADERSz THE L Q Top: front row - Susie Randall, Steph- anie Keebler, second row - Diane Nix- dorf, Amy Landis, Maureen West, Amy Nuss, Lauren Loercher, Angie Forry, third row - Melanie McCain, Michelle Petticoffer back row A Gretchen Byler, Debbie Haddad, Leslie Roberts, Julie Turano, Nicky Hilton. Center: front row - Cindy Usner, Gwen Stauffer, Jeni Meckley, Julie Wi- ley, second row - Renae Weaver, Denise Enck, Tara Carino, back row - Kim Buckwalter, Lorie Frank. IZ4 OICES QF WARWICK YQ? 'Sql in The cheerleader's season begins early in June when they attend cheerleading camp. The girls continue practicing throughout the summer, and begin painting signs to brighten the halls of the high school for the upcoming season. ln order to promote school spirit, the cheerleaders started the school year with a Spirit Dance. They continued promoting spirit throughout the year by chanting through the halls, and by decorating lockers, locker rooms, and pillow cases. This year's Varsity captains were Michelle Petticoffer and Melanie McCain, and the Junior Varsity captain was Denise Enck. Squads were coached by Cheryl Garner, Karen Erb, and Margie Keener. The Junior High squad was coached by Kathy Badorf. The overall year was completed successfully not only by the cheerleaders, but also by the fantastic teams and the involvement of the school students. Top Left - Jr. High Cheerleaders: front row - Rachel Tyson, Megan Reardon, second row 4 Greta Wilson, Missy Siwiec, Tonya Frank, Dawn Hollis, center e Carolyn Jones, top row - Kim Harris, Alisa Valudes, Kristen Lucey. Nikki Weaver, Missing - Tracey Toth, Top right - Warwick's senior cheerleaders. l25 Top left - Three cheers for Warwick! Top middle - The new technique of running -thumbs up! Top right - 1133, Make that basket! Bottom left - The fling block! Top right - Practice that perfect form. D6 If e 2 SCAQULM ii l lun .Q ,- ,- .1 Top Left. - School Board. Cseatedj Mrs. Louise Kauffman, Mr. Wallace Hof- ferth, Mrs. Ruth Husser, Cstandingj Mr. William Flickinger, Mr. W. Bruce Holland, Mr. Gerald Downing. Missing: Mr, William Owens. l28 Administration , Wa, 'ive sf' W J-df' X M M W1 ki , V , ,,,.V'L , V Q I , ff M 45 Miss Joy Anderson Mr. Glenn Badorf :Ll ,, 1 X . 3 X ,W A, , , V V , ' VV W W r 9 ' X N I 4 K ,11 fy ,,-L1 .- V , -W A Mr. Maurice Blose Mr. Dale Dietrich 1 ,iq i Mrs. Elisabeth Fuhrman Mr. Guy Boyer Miss Judy Drager Mr. Garry Fuhrman E W,-11' fi. Mui., Mrs. Robin Baker Mr. Larry Burkholder Mr, Paul Droms Miss Polly Gainer A M' gp lc , q it 'fi Mr. Paul Barrett X .1 K Mrs. Fran Campagna , A, - ' 'Q-4-J-'X 7 , Q! Mr. Jack Frank Miss Jineen Garman Mr. Da!e Gerber Mrs. Peggy Hess t-- I .1 'X V Mrs. Judy lovino Mrs. Mary Klinedinst N3 K .Q Mr. Nelson Gibble Mr. Ed Hartmann Mrs. Carole Hearon lx f f W Mr. David Hoffman Mrs. Sue Ann Hoffman Mrs. Brenda Homberger Mr, Robert Jackson Mr. Ken Keener Mr. Tom Kline r ' fs! ,LQ-O A M 2. fy b41f3.gkMw:lJ Mr. Jim Konevitch Mr. Tony Kudela Mrs. Faith Lange -ia i ' --il ' gaps ' :Q f I I, a J 9 H I 7 ' I , 1 , - f ' ix I 'I A i Mr. Harold Lefever Mrs. Margaret Lynch 'NJ fu, ' f ,Xi , Mr. Jerry McDonald Miss Jenifer McElroy Mr, Steven McMillan QV- . by gf. R12 Mrs. Joanna Pierce Mr, Jamie Miller al x A Nm Mr. Richard Pillion Mr. Mark Macik -lvl.. I Mr. Ron Mclntyre Mr. John Ogurcak Mr. Richard Pohner 'sf L .WW .41 Mr. Tom McCormick ,41- , Na Mr. Tom McKinne Mr. Stephen Palkovic Mr. Ronald Rill Mr. Randall Rissinger if 6317 xx x, fx Miss Sonia Shaner Mrs. Sue Sload Dr. Dennis Sterner Mrs. Lois Ross Mrs. Lugenia Rozman Mrs. Barbara Sandhaus -fd 'Nl Y? Mrs. Jane Sheaffer Mrs. Deann Showers Miss Patricia Slean vu, .X ,Mi Miss Pam Smith Mr. Mark Snyder Miss Barb Spengler Mr. Tom Stutzman Mr. John Sukenik Mr. Aristoteles Theros Mr. Mike Trocheck Mrs. Marjorie Vurdelja Sf .iflfhxxi ,xa- v-N-..,. Mrs. Sally Watkins Mr. Rod Welch 'mf'-' Mr. Dale Weller Mrs. Barb Welsh Mrs. Michele .qv-, M-'W Mrs. Kathy Young V Q-. ff f'-wr l 'Mm wfhe ffior S Nw..,.,,,,,., M, ,Q 0. , Q il.. Witmyer Mrs. Janet Wynkoop Qlhef Anderson, Joy, B.S. in Education, Lock Haven University, I year at WHS, English, School Newspaper. Badorf, Glenn, B.S., M.S., Millersville State, Temple, 24 years at WHS, Mathematics. Baker, Robin, B.S., Mansfield State University, I year at WHS, Home Economics. Barrett, Paul, B.S., St. Joseph's University, I7 years at WHS, Latin, English. Blose, Maurice L., Master's Equivalency, Shippensburg, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Westminister College, Eastern Baptist College, University of Colorado, I7 years at WHS, American Cultures, Pennsylvania History, Senior Class Advisor, History Club, Audio-Visual Coordinator. Bonfield, John, B.S., M.S.Ed., Phd.Ed., Pennsylvania Superin- tendent's Letter of Eligibility, Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania, Westminster College, Syracuse University, Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, 9 years at WHS, Superintendent of Schools. Boyer, Guy, B.A. Sociology, Millersville, Franklin S Marshall, 2 years at WHS, American Political Behavior, Alternative Edu- cation, Sr. High Asst. Wrestling Coach. Burkholder, Larry, B.S., Millersville, Westminster, I4 years at WHS, Pennsylvania History, American Cultures. Campagna, Fran, B.S., Robert Morris College, Millersville Uni- versity, 6 years at WHS, English, Creative Writing, Writing Skills, Literary Magazine. Dietrich, Dale, M.Ed., B.S., Lehigh University, Moravian Col- lege, I4 years at WHS, Algebra, Basic Algebra, General Math- ematics, Computer Programming, Jr. High Wrestling Coach, Cell group advisor, APBA Baseball club advisor, Adult educa- tion instructor. Drager, Judith, B.S., Shippensburg-Undergraduate, Millersville and Penn State - Graduate, I3 years at WHS, Accounting, Typing, Business Machines, Office Procedures and Simula- tion. Droms, Paul, B.S. in Mathematics -- Millersville University, 3 years at WHS, Computer Math, Computer Literacy, Basic Al- gebra, Assistant coach for Girls Softball. Frank, Jack, B.A., M.S., York College of PA, Millersville Univer- sity, Marywood College, Wilkes College, 5 years at WHS, Psy- chology, American Cultures, Practical Economics, Head Base- ball Coach. Fuhrman, Elisabeth, B.S. in Art, Millersville University, West Chester University, I year at WHS, Art. Fuhrman, Garry, B.S. in Education, Millersville University, Glassboro State, 3 years at WHS, Special Education, Assistant Football Coach, VolleyballfSoccer Club Advisor. Gainer, Pauline, B.S., M.S., Millersville University, Temple Uni- versity, F E, M, Colorado State, California State, San Jose State, University of Colorado, Il years at WHS, Earth Science, Phys- ics, Oceanography, Mathematics. Garman, Jineen, B.S. in Biology, Certification in Earth Science, Juniata College, University of Marburg, West Germany, Mil- lersville University, I year at WHS, Biology, Earth Science. STAFF George, Stephen, B.A., M.Ed., I year at WHS, Assistant Princi- pal. Gerber, Dale, B.S., M.Ed., Penn State, 8 years at WHS, VO-AG, FFA. Gibble, H. Nelson, AB, Gettysburg, Lafayette College, Univer- sity of PA, Temple, Farleigh Dickinson College, St. Peters Col- lege, 2 years at WHS, Mathematics. Hartmann, Edward, B.S. in Industrial Arts Education, Millers- ville University, 2 years at WHS, Woodworking, Leatherwork- ing, AIASA Advisor, Athletic Trainer. Hearon. Carole, B.S., M.Ed., Eastern Kentucky University, Kent State University, Auburn University, Millersville, IO years at WHS, Business Subjects, Counseling. Hess, Peggi, R.N., B.S., Thomas Jefferson University School of Nursing, Millersville University, II years at WHS, School Nurse. Hoffman, David, B.S., M.A., Millersville, Philipps Univ., Kutz- town State, 3 years at WHS, German, AFS Club, Chess Club. Hoffman, Sue Ann, BA, Western Illinois University, Universite d'Aux-Marseille, I year at WHS, FrenchfSpanish. Homberger. Brenda, AB English, Albright College, Millersville University, 5 years at WHS, English, AFS Club Advisor. Iovino, Stephen, B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylva- nia, Penn State, Columbia University, Duquesne University, 3 years at WHS, Principal. Jackson, S. Robert, B.S., M.Ed., Millersville University, Temple University, 4 years at WHS, Diversified Occupations. Keener. Kenneth, B.S., Millersville, I6 years at WHS, Industrial Arts. Kline, Thomas, B.S., M.Ed., Bloomsburg University, I8 years at WHS, General Science, Biology, Life Science. Klinedinst, Mary Allen, BA English, MA English Education, ED.D. Educational Administration, Florida Southern College, I year at WHS, English, Student Government. Konevitch, James, B.S., Lock Haven State College, I6 years at WHS, English, Football Coach, Girls Track Coach. Kudela, Tony, B.S. Health, Physical Education S Recreation, West Chester University, University of Oklahoma, 2 years at WHS, Health, Physical Education, Anatomy, Physiology, Ju- nior High Football Assistant Coach, J.V.fVarsity Baseball As- sistant Coach. Lange, Faith, B.S., Penn State, I7 years at WHS, Art, Art Histo- ry, Stage Art Director. Lefever, Harold, B.S. in Education, Millersville, l year at WHS, Metal Technology, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Draft- ing, Assistant Jr. High Wrestling Coach. Lynch, Margaret S., A.B. in English, Otterbein, Indiana Univer- sity, St. Francis College, I year at WHS, Language Arts, Public Speaking. Macik, Mark, B.A., Alliance College, St. Bonaventure Universi- ty, 9 years at WHS, Social Studies, Assistant Baseball Coach. McCartney, Gary, B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Millersville, Temple, 5 years at WHS, Assistant Superintendent. DIRECTORY McCormick, Tom: B.S., M. Ed., Shippensburg University, Tem- ple University: I4 years at WHS: World Cultures, AP American History: Director of Adult Education Program. McDonald, Jerry: B.S.: East Stroudsburg State: ll years at WHS: Driver Education: Wrestling Coach. McElroy, Jennifer: B.S.: Bloomsburg, Millersville: 2 years at WHS: Spanish. Mclntyre, Ronald C.: B.S. and M.Ed. in Physical Education: Lock Haven State College, Penn State University: 22 years at WHS: Physical Education: Intramural Basketball League, lntra- mural Volleyball League. McKinne, Thomas J.: B.S.: Millersville: I7 years at WHS: Earth Science. McMillan, Steven: B.S. in Music Education: Pennsylvania State University, Juilliard School, University of Delaware: 3 years at WHS: Band, Instrumental Ensembles, Jazz Band, Music I. and Music Theory: Marching Band. Miller, James B.: M.S. in Mathematics: Lock Haven University. Indiana University of PA, Madison College, St. Francis College, Penn State University: 2 years at WHS: Pascal, Computer Math, Computer Literacy, Mathematics. Ogurcak, John: B.S., M.Ed.: West Chester State: I7 years at WHS: Sociology, Economic Geography, Geography of Cities, Anthropology, United States Geography. Palkovic, Stephen: B.S., M.E.: Millersville, Temple: 20 years at WHS: Guidance Counselor. Pierce. Joanna: B.S., M.A. in Chemistry: Kutztown State, Bowl- ing Green State University: I9 years at WHS: Chemistry. Pillion, Richard: B.S., M.Ed.: Shippensburg University, Penn State, Millersville University: 8 years at WHS: Basic Algebra I, Analysis, Calculus: Jr. High Girls Basketball H Head Coach. Pohner, Richard A.: A.B. in Education: Franklin 2 Marshall College: 29 years at WHS: English, Practical Economics. Rill. Ronald: B.S. M.Ed.: West Chester University, University of Pittsburgh, Millersville University, Temple University: 3 years at WHS: Guidance Counselor. Rissinger, Randal: B.S., M.Ed.: Bloomsburg State College, Mil- lersville: I9 years at WHS: Mathematics. Rozman, Lugenia: B.S.: Indiana University of PA, Penn State, Millersville University, Temple, Albright College: 4 years at WHS: Foods I, Marriage and the Family, Introduction to Home Economics: Freshman Class Advisor. Sandhaus, Barbara: B.S.: Indiana University of PA: I8 years at WHS: Algebra II, Computer Programming I S ll. Practical Math. Shaner, Sonia: B.S. Animal Husbandry, M.Ed. Agriculture Edu- cation: Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture, Penn State University: 6 years at WHS: Agriculture: FFA, Judg- ing, and Showing Coach. Sheaffer. Jane: B.S.: West Chester University, Penn State Uni- versity: 4 years at WHS: String Instruments. Showers, Deann: B.S. in German, M.A. in English: Indiana Uni- versity PA, Millersville University: I4 years at WHS: English, German. Slean, Patricia Ann: B.A. in English, M.A. in Humanities: Ari- zona State University, Pennsylvania University: 2 years at WHS: English. Sload, Suzanne G.: B.S.: Shippensburg State: 7 years at WHS: Shorthand, Typing, Introduction to Business, Business Data Processing: Stitchery Club. Smith, Pam: B.S., Health and Physical Education: Penn State University: 2 years at WHS: Health, Physical Education: Soph- omore Class Advisor, Varsity Club Advisor, Assistant Softball Coach. Snyder. Mark: B.S., M.Ed. + 30: Gettysburg College, West Chester University, Millersville University: I0 years at WHS: Health, Physical Education: Head Football Coach, Force Advi- sor. Spengler, Barbara J.: B.S., East Stroudsburg, West Chester, Penn State: I7 years at WHS: Health, Anatomy, Physical Educa- tion: Assistant Field Hockey Coach. Sterner. Dennis W.: B.S., M. Ed., Ed. D.: Millersville University. University of Montana: I year at WHS: Earth Science. Stutzman, Thomas C.: B.A.: Lycoming: 20 years at WHS: Driver Education. Sukenik, John: B.S., M. Ed.: Wyoming University, Mansfield State University, Shippensburg State University, Temple Uni- versity: I6 years at WHS: American Cultures, Social Problems: Golf Club Advisor. American History Club Advisor. Theros, Aristoteles J.: B.S. in Economic and Business Adminis- tration, M.S. in Business Education: Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, Temple University, Millersville University, Elizabeth- town College: 2I years at WHS: Sales, Introduction to Business, Business English, Personal Typing: Aviation Club. Trocheck. Michael: B.S. in Education: Millersville University: I9 years at WHS: Industrial Arts. Woodworking. Vurdelia, Marjorie: B.A., MSLS: University of Pittsburgh, Du- quesne University, University of Windsor, Ontario, Shippens- burg: 5 years at WHS: Librarian. Watkins, Sally: Bachelors Degree, Masters Degree: Millersville and Temple University: 22 years at WHS: English, Advanced Composition, Speech, Junior Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor. Welch, Rodney: Weidner, Millersville, Franklin and Marshall: I5 years at WHS: Biology. Welch, Barbara E.: B.A.: Wilson College: 5 years at WHS: Biol- ogy, Earth Science, Math CAlternative Educationj. Witmyer. Michele D.: A.B. English, A.B. French: Lebanon Valley College, Millersville University: 3 years at WHS: French, Eng- Iish 9: Yearbook Advisor. Wynkoop, Janet: B.S.: Bloomsburg. Temple, Penn State, West Chester, Millersville, University of Pittsburgh: I4 years at WHS: Resource Room. Staff Sf' Top Left. g High School Secretary: Mrs. Kathy Tomey. Top Right - Cafeteria Staff. Cseatedj Loraine Wiegand, Shirley Johnson, Arlene Davidson, Pamela Hartman, Mary Lou Kreider, Cstandingj Mary Jane Good, Barbara Oehme, Mrs, Allen, Velma Jurell. Middle Left - Maintenance Staff: Cseatedb Donald Balmer, Mark Palmer, Larry Reck, Jack Eitnier, Cstandingj Richard Weik, William Diffenderfer, Stan Haines, Dean Miller. Middle Right- Bus Drivers: Lynette Brubaker, Shirley Siegrist, Tony Groff, Deb Dull, Sherry Brooks, Ramona Martin, Ray Groff, Phyllis Weaver, Harold Dull, Carol Ruth. 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Top Right - Excedrin Headache Number 562 Bottom Left - Angel smiles. Bottom Right - Who do you think you are? we ' WMM 't -M-Q-M,,,.,.,MV Meme-.w..N . .QXNWMSW Nwwvmft - ef- 'ta i 5 2 Top Left- Meet My Buddy! Top Right- You can at least take time out to smile! Bottom Left - BuIl's-eye. soldier! Bottom Right f I'm in shape: I don't need to do this! I44 JP in 1 Wwxtk, -Mt, , 'Nmtf - it .nu 2 wr C.. N.. M ,. 'IW VW' Sf' - as t ....-,wwwtk .,., . --f .1 - :V Lg, yf,ft-afx?g2i: twwwwiwwfewway t,QMf,ti wr he 4, kr: W., , M , ... f f W ETM N STRIKE AGAI st, ' vtwxsv '-N Top - i985-86 Boys Tennis Team - Front Row: Chris Egolf, Mike Henderson, Brian Geller, Lonnie Smyth, Jason Fry, Pete Sheppard, Keith Stauffer, Paul Trefny, Eric Stein, Second Row: Brad Nicarry, Andy Allwein. Kevin McEvoy, Marcio Atz, Doug Steinhauer, Gonzalo lrazabal, Brad Zechman, Derrek Freese- man, Noel Poirier, Drew Martin, Ted Turano, Tony Erkens, Kyle Buckwalter, Coach Wanner. Bottom - The leader in 'Actionf The team with the bright yellow 'Spald- ing' tennis balls finished second in Sec- tion I with a record of 6-I. The team was led by its number one player, junior Brad Zechman. This incredible player had an outstanding year, winning all his dual matches to finish with a record of I2-O. He also won the League Singles Ti- tle and the District 3 Singles Title. Brad finished among the top I6 players in the state in the State Tournament. Senior Doug Steinhauer had a league record of 6-I and played in the District mixed doubles tournament. Doug won some big matches for the team over the years, and his loss through graduation will be felt next season. Senior Tony Erkens and exchange student Gonzalo lrazabal will also be absent from next year's team. Each of them played sev- eral matches. Underclassmen Mike Henderson, Brian Geller, and Derrek Freeseman will be looked to for help with next year's team in its quest for a title. Mike Henderson had a final IO-2 record at H3 and showed great im- provement from his freshman season. Brian Geller, with a record of 7-4, and Derrek Freeseman, with a 4-O record, should return to help. All in all, it was a good season for the Warrior netmen as we look forward to even better things in the coming year. WAR 7 lb 7 4 6 3., sf 7 S, 6 7 6 3 Penn Manor Manheim Township Conestoga Valley McCaskey Ephrata Hempfield lebanon Norlebco Manheim Centra! Eico Cocalico Cedar Crest l45 l986 WARRIORS' i The l986 Warriors Baseball team enjoyed an exciting and successful season, finishing with a I6-8 record. Although field- ing the youngest team in Section lV, the boys were able to finish in a tie for lst place with Garden Spot, only to lose a thrilling 7-6 tie-breaker. ln the District Ill Class AAA playoffs, top seeded Lower Dauphin fell to the youthful Warriors 3-O in the upset of the tournament. Much valuable experience was gained, and with I2 Iettermen returning, the future looks promising for l987. Top Left: Varsity Team, Row I: Darrin Brinkman, Jamie Weachter, Ron Bow- man. Troy Peters, .lohn Powell, Second Row: Mark Will, Troy Rissinger, Craig Shelley, Shawn Ober, Will Harris, Third Row: Keith Groff, Ray Shelley, Keith Ramsey, Matt Rowlands, Mgr. Drew Eckert, Fourth Row: Coach Macik, Harley Greenway, Tom Eberly, Troy May, Coach Frank. Top Right: John Powell touch- es base. l46 . ,,Vi, .,,, , Alisa Q. 13- it , .Jan - ,,,. . v:114, f?i?ff?fZ7'f ' T iit ,..,,,,,,. .3 ,.... .,...... .... ...............,.................. .,,.,,,, , , . t ,5,:,:i... ,g.' ,i,, 1 ,.gr, - 77? -C s ' . . . . Q f iiiii li Rll' lillil . .,.,.. iiiii A BA EBALL F' ,Y S. Top Left: What's in that cheek, Keith? Top Center: Harley fires a fast ball. Top Right: Hurry up, Toml Center Left: Troy and Coach Reuter look on. Center Right: WeII-de- served rest after hard play. Left: JV Team, Row I: Coach Kudela, Jeff Gerhart, Jeff Hibshman, Todd Mi- chaels. Scott Bauer, Chris Rush. Row 2: Jeff Mancill. Andy Glass, Steve Keener, Curt Wilson, Row 3: Eric Eckert, Adam Koring. Matt Hilles, Neil Shelley, Eric Arcudi. Al- fie Gardiner, Mike Ramsey. 147 ,si 32 QQ! Warwick Softball Goes , ,em Q Y E R if li l986 VARSITY SOFTBALL - Row I 2 Sherri Styer, Nancy Gockley, Kelly Miller, Tami Rogers, Julie Teaman. Row 2 Droms, Michele Oehme, Jodi Musser, Missie Greenawalt. Cathy Hevener, Maura Rowlands, Cheri Faus, Coach I'I1aI'1. 5Zf7Z5lZffQfZZL JZZMSYT 'fm' 34422533232 jgxizzzagggiz clle 5?, ,iqii,il i,iqi ,ciiiiiicl we i,iiiiiiio l48 Smile Nancy. Don't let her hit it to mel For Th Gold. During the past few years, the girls softball team has concluded several successful seasons. The three seniors - Nancy Gockley, Kelly Miller, and Tami Rogers - have been instrumental in providing the needed leadership for two consecutive second place finishes. Nancy Gockley was the leading hit- ter with a .5lO batting average, Tami Rogers received the Golden Glove Award for the top fielding average, and Kelly Miller was selected Most Valuable Player of the season. Warwick ended the season with a league record of ll wins and 5 losses and also finished second to the Lady Barons of Manheim Central. 5, ll M Team Spirit. I986 JV. SOFTBALL -H Row I: Kathy Gehman, Lisa Rampulla, Cathy Busha, Emily Bowman, Traci Shank, Heather Ross, Kelly McSparren, Teresa Melusky, Katrina Kyle, Row 2: Kathy Bard, Krista Bucher, Tonya Walker, Nancy Wilson, Raquel Prue, Valerie Givler, Angie Balmer, Joey Weaver, Wendy Kiehl, Stacy Kohler. Judy James, Krista Zimmerman, Tricia Haas, Michelle Levering, Kirsten Snyder, Coach Smith, MISSING FROM PICTURE - George Bieler. l49 WARRIDRS ACHIE E FDLIR CDNSECLITI E SECTID ll TITLE This I986 track season was probably one of the most exciting and satisfying seasons in a long time. The team's third place fin- ish in the All-League meet is the highest finish since I968. The season was exciting due to the fact that only eight lettermen returned. Still, the team worked together with the leadership from senior captains Blake Bender and Mark Wood. A satisfying season for the seniors, it was their fourth consecutive Section ll title. They will leave Warwick with something that no other team can boast about. They never lost a league meet in four years. Four of the seniors completed four seasons: Blake Bender, Jim Koelsch, Jeff Binzen, and Mark Wood. They have many fine memories of their seasons. They will long be re- membered, not just for their accomplishments, but for what they gave of themselves to make this team strive for more. - Coach Derr .... . .C x:....,,.c.-,Q-:,..,,.e...,. ssiis W - --L--f ..,- , ,. ., . -is , .. ,.. ,.... ,s,...,,. ,,...., .as .,,,. .,.,.. , ,.....,... , ,.,. ,,.... , . ,, . .. . .gs in ,L 1 , Top - I986 Boys Track Team - Front Row: Tammy Krentz, Mark Wood, Chris Ulrich, Blake Bender, Chris Knight, Marlin Hershey, Jim Hess, Chris Rihn, Chris Harnish, Mark Pauling, Tom Schaeffer, Andy Garner, Amy Sen- senig, Second Row: Elissa Long, Tim McCreary, Ryan Horning, Scott Martin, Chris Martin, Jace Mellinger, Jed Althouse, Jeff Vanbrookhaven, Dane Horn- ing, Scott Weller, Chris Dombach, Mike McCloud, Sigmund Lystrup, Stacey Brown, Third Row: Doreen Brubaker, Scott Weitzel, Jeff Binzen, Mark New- comer, Trevor Hackman, Jim Koelsch, John Kurtz, Gene Delong, Doug Tyson, Scott Allen, Jess Anderson, Mike Groff, Shane Hernandez, Dave Fritz, Wendi Hutchinson, Fourth Row: Dan Kachel, Chris Burns, Bill Wentling, Duane Shank, Kevin Hevener, Mike Eager, Scott Koring, Alec Frick, Tom Garrett, Phil Price, Brian Giliberti, John Gaughan, Coach Derr. l5O Top Right - Jeff pushes for his final lap. Top Left- Warriors strive for top three finishers. Bottom left - Chris works to improve his time, Bottom Right - Blake finishes in a blaze of glory. Girls Fini h with Title The l986 girls track team had a very successful and fulfilling season. Their overall non-league record was 9-4. Their only losses were to Manheim Township, Garden Spot, Solanco, and Donegal. Their league record was a very impressive 6- O. Along with their excellent season, they clinched the section ll championship title. The following members advanced on to districts: Jill Althouse, Anne Swan, Kim Buckwalter, Heather McCloud, Angie Forry, Sonya Weber, Pam Snavely, Sue Ba- ker, Amy Herr, Nicole Gochnauer, Kim Kometa, and Michelle Weinlick. The cap- tains of the Girls Track team were Jill Althouse, Kim Buckwalter, Heather McCloud, and Anne Swan. Top - I986 Girls Track: Front row - Coach Konevitch, Jean Mekolichick, Shelly Roth, Amy Herr, Leslie Spangler, Monte Kase, Jenny Swan, Angie Forry, Pam Snavely, Kim Levering, Kristen Strauss, Coach Habecker, Coach Hack- man, Second Row - Rose Kreischer, Stacey Miller, Lisa Weit, Barb Schmertz. Shelby Holland, Denise Heisey, Betty Emerich, Mary Shaffer, Anne Swan, Kim Buckwalter, Jill Althouse, Heather McCloud, Karen Gaughan, Kelly Graybill, Tammy Kershnerg Third Row A Sue Baker, Tiffany Morrison, Kirsten Zug, Megan Altemose, Kim Kometa, Nikki Gochnauer, Sonya Weber, Tiffany Mel- linger, Denise Portz, Michelle Weinlick, Kathleen King, Amber Strauss, Fourth Row - Sara Gruber, Jenny Shelly, Gretchen Trefny, Diane Nixdorf, Anne- Marie King, Jessica Klopp, Jenni Anonia, Sabrena Herr, Jenn Bear, Michaele Canady, Marianne Knight, Colleen Hansen. X at e'!1f '1 ' ' f My ,,,,,,.,,,..t,7... L I is . Q ,g..,. ,qu ' If ,frm N 1, , K- 'za , 0 r , -L, - A ,,, .-am. .- f nv v-we .l S'la.Qae..t .til -x'v tfhglwi' ffm iw g . A 1 .A Q 5 YVEM-f-1. My at w-u-.J -K , M , I ' , dl' K 4 I ,.. hui Top Left - Girls prepare for tough relay race. Top Right - Sue winds up for shotput throw. if ' , I L a......... S Ax I f x .. JP, r' Bottom Left - Jill starts off with full force. Bottom Right- Heather sprints for final lap. - l53 TALE HINES THROUGH Another successful talent show took place this year. The annual talent show is an attraction Warwick students and faculty look forward to each year. This year's show contained numerous solo- ists and many air bands. Each act of the talent show had its own unique quali- ties. No one ever knew what was com- ing up next. As the show came to a close, all over the building was heard, . . . Can't wait till next year. and Did you know they could play like that? Well, the show is on its way again, so let's see what it has in store for us next year. Stephanie Keebler touches the hearts of the audience' John Hess and Eugene DeLong do a rapping version of Amish life. l54 Donna Groff is another talented voice that touches all who listen. Senior Dan Kachel lets his talent shine through. sw S l 2 1 . Tim Jutzi brings a new sound to Warwick High. AT WAR WICK I Christy Balmer and Pam Bard perform a fa- Bill Splain performs in one of the many talent l vorite tune. ed bands here at Warwick. A touch of folk art was given by Marcio Atz. Kevin Dodge and Lisa Weidman share the spotlight, Gary Minnich accompanies himself on the pi- ano as he sings. RAI DRDPS 0 RQSES The Hills were truly alive on April IO, ll, and I2 when many Warwick drama-affiliated students smelled like roses as they performed Rogers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music . This delightful and heartwarming musical was of a young and outgoing nun searching for her real niche in life. Maria, the nun, was played extremely well by junior, Jill Downing. The nun experiences a taste of the real world as she becomes a nanny to seven Von Trapp children. Three of the actors who played the children were not of high school age. Megan Reardon played Brigitta while attending Middle School, Jamie Wallace played Gretl, and Elizabeth Dougherty played Marta. Both were of elementary and pre- school age. These three were a creative and talented addi- tion to the cast. Captain Von Trapp, a prestigious and true head of the house, was a little disturbed by Maria's way of entertaining his children. The Captain was played exuber- antly by senior, Spencer Keasey. The odd couple of the musical were the Captain's friends, Max Detweiler and Elsa Schraeder. These two parts, played by Eugene DeLong and Nell Amidon, brought humor and great entertainment to the show. As Maria taught the children many songs, her feelings toward the Captain changed. lt was no longer just a feeling of respect, but one of mutual love. Finally, the wedding day came, and the sounds of sweet music were even louder. The musical ends with an heroic escape from Nazi-infested Austria to the neutral and free Alps of Swit- zerland by the courageous Von Trapp family. Many hours and hard work by cast, crew, helpful parents, and members of the community were given to make this year's musical a success. Sue Logan, the publicity manager, helped tremendously by getting the school involved in the Hands Across America promotion. This led to an inter- view and a spot on Channel Eight T.V.'s P.M. Magazine for the musical cast. Much gratitude and applause should and was given to a truly splendid cast which made three glorious nights filled with the warm and lovely sound of music. l56 fm fi I Page l56 Top Left: The Von Trapp children sing with a smile. Bottom: The happy new couple poses with delight. Page I57 Bottom: When you're sixteen. you really fall in love. Top Right. The Baroness and Max flatter the Captain. Top Left: Mother Abbess and her humble nuns. vaney ae-, - ,ye .gist Sister Berthe ............. Maria Rainer...,.., ...,. The Mother Abbess ......... Sister Margaretta .,..,.,. ., Sister Sophia ............................ .........l.isa Weidman ...,..,..Jill Downing Donna Groff Heidi Gardner Pam Weller Captain Georg Von Trapp ........ ......... S pencer Keasey Franz ................... . ..................... Frau Schmidt ....................... The Von Trapp children: Tony Horvath .......Stephanie Hess Gretl ............. , ............. , ....... .............,. Jamie Wallace Marta ..,.. Kurt ........ Louisa. ...... .. Friedrich ....... Liesl ..,..........., Brigitta ............. Rolf Gruber ...,...,,.... Elsa Schraeder ....,...... Baroness Elberfeld ....... Baron Elberfeld .......... Herr Zeller .............. Frau Zeller ..............,..,... Elizabeth Dougherty ..................Kevin Dodge Samanatha Nuss .............John Peters ........Lauren Loercher Megan Reardon ..........Dan Kachel ........Nell Amidon .,.......Jenny Swan .........Chris Nagle Josh Johns ............Carolyn Jones Postulant ........................... ......... M ichele Oehme Admiral Von Schreiber ...... Max Detweiler ................. Ursala .... , ..,. ., ................. . .............Chris Nagle , ...... Eugene DeLong ........Beth Leininger l57 ' xy, EXPO I986 PRxNcxPi.Es OF V 1, BALANCE 2. UNITY COW ANDFORM 3. Movfjgg? rEMP Q'sf?s?5 Ls, 'vmew cows AND SHAPE 5. Excmamewf fwmwi. - - giv- X 'Q Cf? I58 .. 5 S.. Q' , 1, 5? Q' ' 1 P ,. -Mx f it A by Top Left: Art display. Top Right: Kirsten Snyder and Denise Heisey display their mono-prints. Center: Students share a hug with Mrs. Lange. Above: Tina Gockley observes Mi- chelle and Toni's display. Bottom Left: Tony Erkens draws a masterpiece. N S lnducts Fort -Eight New Members fi iw. s 3 rf On Monday evening, May l9, l986, the Warwick Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony. The forty-eight inductees were eligible for induction into the National Honor Society as a result of obtaining a 3.25 grade point average at the end of the third nine weeks of his or her junior or senior year. Leadership qualities, character, and service to the school and community were also factors used to deter- mine which students were eligible for the award. The evening began with Mike Badorf welcoming everybody in attendance. After the welcome, four present mem- bers of the National Honor Society spoke on qualifica- tions. Eric Wolfe began by speaking on scholarship, which followed by Marc Flickinger on leadership. Next, Gretchen Rhoads spoke on character, and Kathy Delbert concluded by speaking about service. After the four speakers finished addressing the audience, Mike Badorf introduced the new members, who were escorted to the front of the cafeteria by present members of the Na- tional Honor Society. With all new members at the front of the cafeteria, each held a lighted candle while recit- ing the National Honor Society Pledge. E 5 ggi s Q 3 ft Ri., f Q Q Ass P a. Q 3 g g Q cfs.. S S' N f Q L . P' J f fi' b nxt Al K - 'sm . li 4 ' 1,2 . K, N 'Q J, M Q Q g Q V5 1 it . .y ., . s . F' X A lf 1 S S '- - ,' , f sst Top Left: i985 NHS Officers - Gretchen Rhoads, Secretary, Mike Badorf, Presidents and Kathy Deibert, Vice President. Above: l985 Members: First Row - Gretchen Rhoads, Linda Geiger, Pam Maxfield, Michelle Straw, Sue Baker, Rosemarie Kreischer, Shelby Holland, Barb Schmertz, Michelle Hevener, Kathy Deibert, and Kathleen Fry. Second Row - Eric Zimmerman, Steve Hoeltzel, Mike Badorf, Matt Long, Philip Charles, Mike Banack, Gary Minnich, Eric Wolfe. Keith Ramsey, Marc Flick- inger. Not Pictured - Ken Hess, Spencer Keasey, Kelly Koncle, Matt Snavely, and Jenny Willier. l59 W lun ' If 'fl ,f V l'kl1'Llf'l5 'fi' l . V a ri ,,,,f Top Left: Seniors elected to NHS: First Row - Lisa Shelly, Kim Benjamin, Heidi Gar- ner, and Joanne Mekolichick. Second Row - Kelly Weiler, Kelly Shertzer, Stacey Miller, and Scott Deisley. Not Pictured - Marty Blose and Mary Shaffer. Top Right: Speakers and Officers - Eric Wolfe, Kathy Deibert, Marc Flickinger, Gretchen Rhoads. and Mike Badorf. Bottom Right: Juniors elected to NHS: First Row - Brian Geller, Heather Auman, Laurie Liebl, Don- na Groff, Jill Downing, Angie Mishler, Jill Althouse, Sherri Kurtz, Amy Herr, Sheri Styer, Judy Garner, and Jess Anderson. Second Row - Tonya Gainer, Elissa Long, Gayle Chapple, Liz Heckles, Mike Eager, Jim Kiehl, Ken Eshleman, Tom Eberly, Der- rek Freeseman. Brad Zechman, Craig Shel- ly, Ken Burkholder, Pete Marks, Debbie McCowan, Heather McCloud, and Rachel Fox. Not Pictured - Greg Bailey, Veronica Denlinger, Troy Ehrhart, Kris Hearn, Val- erie Kerstetter, Scott Krause, John Kurtz, Jenny McCreary, Chris McGinnis, and Ju- lie Teaman. l6O IGHTI Hours before it all began, excited young couples arranged and rearranged their clothes and their hair in an attempt to look stunning for what should be a night to remember - Prom night. The theme for the I986 Prom was Paradise Island, and for most it was paradise. The junior class poured much effort into the preparations for a successful evening. The activities began at the Qld Hickory Inn, where a variety of grateful borrowed cars, including a chauffeur-driven limousine, ar- rived to deliver the honored guests. Dinner consisted of melon balls served in champagne as the cocktail, salad as the appetizer, and for the main course, stuffed capons and french cut green beans. What could follow such a dinner, but dancing? Though the dance floor was small, no couple, who wanted to, seemed to have any trouble finding its own private spotlight. The enter- tainment also included a recap of the ever popular Amish Rap by Eugene DeLong and Jon Hess. Prom Queen, Lori Schneider escorted by Scott Deisley, was selected by an unbi- ased committee made up of teachers' escorts. Lori was PARADIE crowned by our spokesperson for the evening, Julie Turano. To top what seemed to be an already perfect evening, those who chose to, attended Post Prom. Car keys were collected upon entry. Not that it mattered, for once one stepped into this Island Paradise, few would want to leave. The juniors were to be commended for the excellent decorations. Step- ping over the bridge at the entrance, one could almost imag- ine being on a Pacific Isle. The gym and gym lobby floor had been transformed into a truly tropical setting. The foyer was decorated with a white bridge and a pool containing assorted goldfish located underneath. The lobby had several shops - AIison's Flowers, Basket Bazaar, and Paradise Apparel. The gym was filled with trees and benches and a cage filled with assorted birds. Music at the Post Prom was supplied by the same D. J. as the one who entertained at the Prom. For those whose feet were too tired to dance by this hour of the morning, two movies were provided, Splash and Back to the Future. The entire affair was both well organized and fully enjoyed. Top left. Dressed up and ready to go! Top right: Getting close and comfort- able. Bottom: Taking time for a smile. l6l Top: Just lounging around. Bottom left: Marc Flinkinger and Heidi Garner - a fine couple. Bottom right: Cheers! Top Center: The Prom Queen and her date - what a sight! Bottom center: The Rap partners pose for a snap shot. 162 ,U 4 , . - ..W,.,., xx W5 Top: A couple with class. Center left: Yes, we're having a great time! Center right: We'Il dance the night away. Bottom: We look great and we know it! 163 BACCALALIREATE ERVIC Top Left: Baccalaureate speakers. Above. Mr. Weller con- ducts the orchestra. Top Right: Seniors wait for the service to begin. Center: Students anticipate their forthcoming graduation. Right: Glee Club provides the vocal portion of the Baccalaureate program. I64 GRADLIATIO '86 Top Left: Graduating students meet Mr. Iovino Top Right: Jim Sherriff smells his rose. Below: Anyone for a hat? 0 Q Q 3