Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1977 volume:

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ER2:11l,: 2:-X12 3. K K1 V nr' -1.3 'N J -.-1,-:. I f k - R - QA I ,,. ,vii-:jx L J wx f ,' sw ':f:z:f-IP' A Bi XX - -- ,Q 5-gy' f - , rv ' , X X x X X ' ge J' 1X+ fi ff bk K X' XNm 5X xvw We 2' 84, Nl' 72 l. X 7 rf'- y 9 .N . X X xx., X? X QeA., . l' 2-n 1 35? School Board And Administration Dr. Richard A. Allias Paul F. Chcilfant, Richard D. Eigenbrode Charles H. Hunsecker, President Vice President l 2 ' s l 3 2 A g l lslxsi , Howard C. Hutton, David A. McCarney Ernest Rock, W. Glenn Rowe Jr. Secreta ry Assistant Secretary Dr. John L. Gro an Dr. William J. Leary Jr., Dr. Richard B. Shelton, 9 f Assistant to the Superindentent Superintendent Curriculum Supervisor WASHS Administration Louis M. BOI'lUp, Dee Ann Fine, P lnClP0l Assistant Principal 3 l l NGUCY 5Ufel'b0U9l1, Patricia Heefner, Secretary to the Principal Attendance Secretary George Gottshall, Athletic Director This is Mr. Barlup's thirteenth year as principal of WASHS. Although he feels there is always room for improvement, Mr. Barlup believes we have the best school in the area, and he expresses deep pride in WASHS. Mrs. Fine is in her second year here as assistant princir-al. She enioyed her first year as an administrator, and she fnds the WASHS staff and students both cooperative and willing to put forth extra effort and time. Mrs. Fine has little time to herself this year, as she is devoting her spare time to research for the completion of her dissertation toward her doctm-rate. Mrs. Fine would like to see more student and parental involvement concerning curriculum and activities. Mr. Gottshall is the school's athletic director. tie coordi- nates all WASHS athletic activities, which include assigning officials, providing equipment, scheduling of the games, bal- ancing the athletic budget, and supervision of ticket sales Mrs. Buterbaugh and Mrs. Heefner are the off'ce secretar- ies. Mrs. Buterbaugh is Mr. Barlup's secretary, and she does a great deal of the office work. Mrs. Heefner is the attend- ance secretary and is responsible for the re-admittance to school after an absence or tardiness. I9 r. Eversole Moves To Guidance Guidance Counselor Diane M. Cooper, Corinne C. Atland Bette L Pryor Ch0I'l0fYe WIHTGYS Librarian School Nurse Library Secretary Aide This year Mr. Eversole is filling a temporary open- ing as a guidance counselor while Mr. Thomas Rocks is on sabbatical leave. The guidance counse- lors provide assistance in college preparation for students and make changes in class schedules. They also discuss with a student any other problems he might be having. The counselors are aided by Mrs. Louise Frankforter, who is the guidance secretary. Richard Eversole, Genevieve V. Nisewonder Robert L Owens LOUISE R Frunkforter Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Secretary Charles C. Allese, Robert B. Beaumont, Social Studies Health, Physical Education Paul G. Benchoff, Madelyn A. Brezler, Industrial Arts Special Education Mildred I. Bucher, Margaret E. Bucklew, Business French Ada E. Bucy, Robert R. Cutchall, English Business t f ' t X- E X A . I A A K so ew' Q37 W fx 7 , . if 'lg f M29 H9 1 N H Y Kimi' .flfmi I My N-- , M .X V !!?f'7Yrf-.-s..-. ,x . A ' Q 'mf ff 9 x 6 I C' it . Q fill 'lil , 'lift . i .1 B Q f xx ily, I . ll 47 ' f tv WELS , C' ' if ex.-., N' ,mlm 'ii ' iii We A, K it QQ if -it .W Q 'alla K 'SEi3?.E.ewQ'i7- BWWQEQ - lwxitix-x QX a l ' 21 'fe l 3 x -'b, 1 1 1 ,th -I A ' 4, . Jeff Davis, Betty G. Easterday, Social Studies Home Economics ? ,a 'in I fy? Q6 W W lf it Terry N. Eberly, Asher S. Edelman Jr Science Instrumental Music Anwar 1 , 'igszuf If 1 Z - A S ,. V 1 H 4 - -If Nl? ,Mui Q175' , S ': mdeg, l-ltr l' Cheryl E..Finafrock, Richard L. George, 4553 'i!5 '!5:'7l Health, Physical Education Social Studies - Paul R. Ginrich, Dorothy L. Glover Math Business 1 Fred Hauber, Business Richard l. Hersh, Social Siudies John J, Irwin, Science George M. Keim Jr., Business Shirley G. Hawkins English Jean S. Hollyday, English David Kehr, Vocational Agriculfure Wayne F. Knepper, Math ,W fl l Qflwragl N JV ll' ill:-Vp V , i, ll, liililjl M5 lfwyj or A N Ml' wi' lg l ci 'QXQ L sfxf' I, up nu in Wynn I llillll ,ffcl 4 u,' . . X ,- I :LN N XX XX f x xg - x ,af Illll milfs' l.l'l' I ,Ill dlllilll'!Qlllll:U'l l llllghl 133.75 f'fQ 'lllrr f.'11i'f 3 A7 ! Wiz, -ggi ,Q ' X g ,J-'xl , I Z .' V , 4 F X K 2. v ---'J I- , I , f 'f 4 E s f X S, i N' lg ' -I :' 474 . 1 1 .lg .1 QE: 15' A313 l i fr- ' v ' ,X 'l V . 5 Vi f li' ll 'l u if if M fi fir 1 i A I i 1 1 ls' ll 7 ll' llli Qnffldf-2 Llrr+ 23 1. 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Mower Y, Social Studies Health, Physical Education l ,fi r an fl gli, l Peter Moyer, Robert R. Nolder, .VI -.Y ., , r Social Studies Social Studies f I, Mx , f R ,. . J, I, V, ff Q . 4 fn N Q f' :A . J ,V ' ff' NJ' t . . 'Q f if ll xK- V Y . i l 1 , X h as, , ,- . .X I - ' 00,742 if U E ig dfwf A Joseph G. Ohler, Bernadette A. Raimondi 5' '1 ' Latin English 9 , ., H haf Q -1 ,ju s lx , L'-Wig MSQQ2 'S W fffiwft .sgugagxlr xxmpgjm, , quilt ix ,1 ' ' Q ti e ' ww ,xl R giant xl , ga xx R 'Q NN! x QW Jax :H-N.. i mm ug xl 1 ,ggygiw sig NSE ,ekawaati 1. 551.15555 K El A Robert C. Rankin, Gerald W. Reichard, if Driver Education Industrial Arts , 2 Ga jx i ,F 4 :ffl Wy ' cn 2: ii 26 Stephen G. Rollins, Brian L. Sachs, Science English CGW' Shdfeff Joseph E. Shively, Max O. Shoemaker, Louise Sittler, E '9lish Science Health, Physical Education Math ga. if Willivm H- Smith, Robert E. Stum, M. Ordean Yaukey, William D. Zehler, 5PeClCl EdUC0Ti0l'1 Driver Education Math Business It has been said that the only reasons a teacher would remain a teacher would be his dedication to his subiect, and concern for his students' welfare. If that is true, then Thomas Fullerton's stu- dents have sustained the loss ofa true teacher. Mr. Fullerton first came to this area about five years ago to ioin the Science Department of WASHS. He obtained his bache- lor of science degree from Slippery Rock College. Because of his outstanding work, he received a fellowship from Penn State Uni- versity, where he became a nuclear physicist. During the five-year period at WASHS, Mr. Fullerton taught physics, chemistry, and nuclear science. His dedication to his students was apparent, as they always found his classes challenging. He even made tapes covering the material discussed in his classes for the absent students. Many of Mr. Fullerton's former students were later able to appreciate his teaching methods, especially those who went to college, they discovered that they were better prepared than many of their classmates. Mr. Fullerton was one of the few people who could have boasted of living a full life in 28 years. 27 Class Ot '77 Reaches The Top S . K X 'Q A it if li R X N aes 'YA L ' '-'i esssf sss sesssz 'sse sssss st 7 f-ll. K. Naugle lhistorianl, S. Griffin fvice-presidentl, S. Shinham ltreasurerl, V. Pryor lpresidentl, K. Stepler lsecretaryl. The Class of 1977 has successfully undertaken three fund-raising proiects, with the help of advisors Mrs. Mildred Bucher and Mr. Gerald Reichard, they held a spaghetti dinner, sold Stanley Products, and sold mag- azines in their sophomore, iunior, and senior years, respectively. With the profits they realized from the proiects, they held the 1976 prom and traveled to New York City for the class trip. Graduation from WASHS marks the termination of 12 highly-significant years. Advisors: G. Reichard and M. Bucher. it t ll'E 'u if il 22 After Twelve -ong Years Let the band play our song one last time . . And the walls echo of screams of laughter and ioy long overdue Memories pasted on giant walls of green which the painter will paint over ia different color perhapsl come next year And the mops and pails will come washing away the inky prints from the walls. Shining the floors Removing all scars from our HEAVY laden feet but, no matter the colors of our memories will always ROAM Row i:J. Newcomer, R. Shank, J. Scott, K. Downin, T. Butts, A. Bowling. Row 2: T. Snowberger, C. Grove, F. Layman, our 9'-eqf home B. Gaver, D. Lawler, L. Middlekauff, J. Stanton. Row 3: R. Benedict, E. Myers, B. Zehler, M. Hoffman, P. Terry. WASHS L.R. 1 Jeffrey M. Adams Roger Addlesberger Jeffrey L. Arendt James E. Ausherman Virginia A. Baich William B. Baker ADAMS, JEFFREY M. Ueffl An Indian soccerman . . . would like to also play ice hockey . . . enioys Ieatherwork . . . remem- bers the soccer game against Fairfield, division champions . . . plans an apprenticeship with W. G. Adam's Plumbing and Heating. ADDLESBERGER, ROGER Roger enioys all sports and listening to music . . . wishes to get a iob. ARENDT, JEFFREY L. Ueffl Jeff enioys all sports, especially football, basketball, and baseball . . . future undecided. ASHWAY, DENTON L. Denton is a sportsman who enioys fishing, hunting, baseball, and football . . . remembers Home- coming football games . . . wants to ioin the Navy and become a mechanic. AUSHERMAN, JAMES E. Uiml Jim likes to hunt, play soccer and ice hockey . . . remembers 1976 Fairfield soccer game. BAICH, VIRGINIA A. Virgihia likes skiing, competitive roller skating, playing flute, and the ocean . . . enioyed hockey . . . plans to attend college with a maior in art. BAKER, B. KEITH lBakel Keith likes to hunt, fish, wrestle, play football and baseball . . . remembers track and being late for homeroom. Deborah L. Bakner BAKER, WILLIAM B. IBiIll Bill remembers the all school productions . . . plans to work in electronics at Letterkenny Army Depot. BAKNER, DEBORAH L. lDebl Deb plans to work following graduation . . . likes swimming, drawing, and ice skating. BAKNER, WENDY S. Wendy enioys bowling and watching all sports . . . wishes to travel . . . plans to get a iob. BARLUP, KIMBERLY S. lKiml Kim plans to marry, move to Ohio, and find a clerical iob. BASTIN, ANNA K. lKathyI Kathy loves to listen to music . . . enioys ballet and ballet . . . remembers getting punched at the Lost Canyon, and the day she and J.W. hung a revealing portrait on the bulletin board . . . wants to become a medical assistant. BATES, MARY ELLEN lMebl Meb plans to attend Ashland College in Ashland, Ohio to maior in early childhood development . . . enioyed Hello Dolly, P.Y.E.A., Students for Survival, and Home Ec Club . . . involved with the Youth ofthe Denomination. A. Kathleen Bastin MG 30 Denton L. Ashway B. Keith Baker Kimberly S. Barlup ry E. Bates Margaret D. Baumgardner Amy L. Baylor Beth E. Baylor Edward C. Beeler David H. Beaufort David W. Beltz f sl X ' Q Ei - f ii' 5 , .... Q T- i5'.j 12f ,Viv . wa., X x Q . . 0 1 2 I 3, - 1. Ricky E. Birely Cynthia M. Bingaman BAYLOR, AMY L. lSurfboardj Amy enjoys training dogs and playing in the Potomac Symphony . . . a member of the track team, Amy practices by racing to Advanced Biology with Steve Needy . . . plans to major in photojour- nalism at Mont Alto. BAYLOR, BETH E. jAmyl Beth wants to go to Mont Alto campus to major in some kind of outdoor work, possibly forestry . . . likes working at the Y.M.C.A., skating, flying, and hiking . . . remembers working with Y.C.C. at Twin Lakes . . . also Mr. Knepper's Trigonometry class. BEAUFORT, DAVID H. jDavel Dave enjoys Vo-Tech Group ll and seeing the clock reach 2:25 . . . wants to go drafting at Letterk- enny. BEELER, EDWARD C. jEddiel Eddie wants to do dairy farming in Tomstown . . . enjoys the F.F.A. BELTZ, DAVID W. jDavel Dave plays football for the Waynesboro Tigers . . . plans include marriage and later a wedding job in Waynesboro. BENDER, DAWN F. Dawn enjoys horseback riding and listening to Gordon Lightfoot . . . remembers the Carroll football game . . . wants to travel . . . plans to attend college to major in either journalism or humanities. BENEDICT, RUTH A. jRootj Ruth wishes to visit Montana . . . plans to enter college to study pre-veterinary medicine . . . active in 4-H clubs . . . loves farm life and driving through the mountains . . . remembers doing a back roll on the balance beam with 6 spotters. BINGAMAN, CYNTHIA M. jCindyl Cindy likes the beach and walking through the mountains . . . plans include marriage and a typing job in Waynesboro. BIRELY, RICKY E. jRonaldl Ricky plans to get a job at Landis Tool Company . . . likes softball, football, and basketball . . . will never forget Vo-Ag class. BISHOP, JAIME A. Plans to attend college as a music major . . . enjoys scouting, band, choir, Tribe, Velvetones, and being accompanist for Voice of Trumpets . . . will remember Bye Bye Birdie and band trips. BLACK, WALTER B. jBrianl Brian enjoys the barbershop quartet, listening to music, and all school productions . . . plans to major in sacred music at the Baptist Bible College. Dawn F. Bender Ruth A. Benedict 5, gf Jamie A. Bishop W. Brian Black 31 BLUBAUGH, JOHN S. John loves all sports . . . enioyed the bus rides to and from basketball and football games . . plans to attend college with a possible maior in athletics. BLUBAUGH, JONI L. Joni enioys her work at Bonanza . . . the 1976 Prom is her favorite memory . . . future plans include nursing. BOHN, KATHY S. Kathy enioys sewing andvcrafts . . . had the most fun attending sports and on band trips . . plans her career in early childhood development. BORZAGER, LAURIE J. Laurie likes the beach, taking long walks, and riding around . . . plans to get married. BOWDERS, FRANK A. lAlexJ Alex works as a cook . . . enioys skiing . . . most memorable occasion was the coming of Ms. Fine john 5, Blubqugh Jgni L, Blubqugh to W.A.S.H. . . . plans to malor In Psychology at University of Ohio. BOWLING, ANGELA E. lAngl Angie enioys horseback riding, the mountains, and being with people . . . plans include college with a maior in physical therapy. BOYLE, KATHLEEN A. lKathyl Kathy likes driving around in the mountains and painting . . . won 550.00 during the senior class proiect . . . plans to be a secretary. BRAGUNIER, GAIL M. Gail enjoys working at Appalachian Nurseries and being involved in Y.F.C. . . . plans to attend college. BRICKER, WANDA S. Wanda wishes to go to York College to maior in accounting . . . enioys swimming, camping, gym class, and the lunch table. BROWN, GAIL L. Gail loves to hike through the mountains . . . remembers 2 years of trying to get through the halls with her leg in a cast . . . plans to become a nurse and get married. BROWN, JULIA R. Uugsl Julie enioys horseback riding, swim team, gymnastics, and dancing . . . looks back on the 1976 Kathy 5, Bohn Laurie J, Bog-lager Prom, and Trl-State wrestling match . . . plans include college. F. Alexander Bowders Allen E. Brake 32 We- Angela E. Bowling Kathleen A. Boyle Gail M. Bragunier Wanda 5. Bricker Gail L. Brown Julia R. Brown Susan M. Brown Sherry L. Brunner Pamela A. Bumbaugh Robert A. Bumbough Susan M. Bumbaugh Robert N. Calimer Larry R. Carbaugh Bonnie J. Burtman rf E in Dana Buterbaugh Tammy E. Butts BROWN, SUSAN M. Plans to get a full-time iob and get married . . . would like to run a pet shop. BRUNNER, SHERRY L. Sherry likes long walks in the mountains . . . remembers the great biology class with Mr. Shively . . . wants to get a secretarial iob. BUMBAUGH, PAMELA A. lPaml Pam likes the beach, the mountains, and music . . . future plans include a secretarial iob. BUMBAUGH, ROBERT A. iMoosel Bob likes sports and cars . . . would like to work with electronics or cars. BUMBAUGH, SUSAN M. iSuel Enjoys the mountains, the ocean, and music . . . remembers Mr. Zehler's class. BURTMAN, BONNIE J. lBirdmani Bonnie likes going to the movies . . . remembers lst lunch period of her senior year . . . hopes to work at Regency. BUTERBAUGH, DANA Dana will always remember tlhe band trip to Atlantic City . . . plans to attend Elizabethtown to maior in secondary education . . . wants to teach English and later go into guidance counseling. - - BUTTS TAMMY E. T . ' . . . . . lmofhycl Collmer Tammy likes her work, swimming, and walking in the woods . . . remembers serving on student Terry L. Carbaugh council, executive council, and her senior gym class . . . wants to work in the business field. CALIMER, ROBERT N. Robert plans to attend Mont Alto campus as an education maior . . . remembers placing in a track meet. CALIMER, TIMOTHY G. fTiml Tim enioys fishing and hunting. CARBAUGH, LARRY R. Larry plans to attend college and maior in accounting . . . likes music and racing the A minute bell. CARBAUGH, TERRY L. - Terry wants to ioin the Air Force and become an electronics engineer . . . currently studying elec- tronics at Hagerstown Jr. College . . . enioys music and communications. 33 Timothy I. Carbaugh Ronald B. Chilcote Bruce H. Cleaver CARBAUGH, TIMOTHY l. Timothy plans to attend the Pittsburgh College of Science and Pharmacology to maior in the phar- maceutical field . . . enioys chess and tennis. CARSON, BRADLEY E. lBradl Brad wishes to attend H.J.C. and possibly enter the Army . . . likes sports, especially football . . enioyed seeing the last pennies be scraped up for our senior class proiect. CARSON, STEVEN W. lStevel Steve intends to get a iob as an electrician . . . enioys motorcycles, swimming, and water skiing. CHAMBERLIN, KIMBERLY N. lKiml Kim plans to marry and get a secretarial iob . . . likes bowling and church activities. CHILCOTE, RONALD B. lRonniel Ronnie will either attend a technical school or ioin the Air Force . . . enioys baseball and cars . . liked Mr. Lynerd's power tech class. CHRISTMAN, TOYA K. Toyo is going to get married, and work as a secretary at Letterkenny . . . would like to later become a beautician. CLEAVER, BRUCE H. JR. Bruce would like to attend Penn State at University Park to study agronomy . . . likes chess, lifting weights, the Moog synthesizer, and Woody Allen movies . . . will always remember the chess team's trip to Pittsburgh. CLINE, DEBORAH S. lDebl Deb wants to get a iob and settle in Waynesboro . . . enioys reading, home economics, and being with friends. COLE, CINDY K. Cindy wishes to be a secretary for a private investigator . . . will remember the locker room bat- tles. CREAGER, CONNIE K. lCreagl Connie plans to work at Letterkenny as a machine operator . . . enioys softball, bowling, and she also collects beer cans. 34 if nv: - 4, ll ggi? Bradley E. Carson Steven W. Carson Kimberly N. Chamberlin Deborah S. Cline Dennis l-- Cline Cindy K. Cole Terry E- Cook Shawn C. Coyle Connie R. Creager CRISTE, JOHN I. iCrashl lege in Chester, Pa. to maior in accounting. CROWE, MARK L. lCrowel Mark enioys working with a rock band . . . intends to ioin the Navy to study avionics. TOYG K- Chflsfman DENNIS, DWAIN P. lPhilJ Phil would like to attend Indiana University of Pennsylvania to maior in art education . . . enioys - track, scouts, and church activities . . . will remember receiving his varsity iacket for cross country. DEVLIN, MAUREEN E. Maureen would like to attend Swarthmore College . . . interested in sports, especially distance running. DEWEASE, STUART A. Stuart would like to do kitchen work at Bonanza . . . enioys being a colorguard member of the Golden Maiorettes in Hagerstown. DIETRICH, KAREN S. lScottiel Scottie wants to major in Psychology at Hood College . . . enioys tutoring, singing, and church activities . . . remembers the Seminar trip to Washington, D.C. DIFFENBAUCHER, MARY J. Mary hopes to get a iob at Letterkenny as a secretary or machine operator . . . likes bicycling, dancing, ond reading. DIFFENDERFER, LINDA K. Linda wants to do social work with the elderly . . . enioys hiking, horseback riding, ice skating, and dancing. I DILL, PATRICK D. lDiIll Pat will attend Mont Alto campus to maior in business administration . . . likes shooting pool. Mark L. Crowe Karen S. Dietrich DINGLE, LINDSEY L. lButchl Butch wants to get a iob at a body shop working on cars. John I. Criste Dwain P. Dennis Maureen E. Devlin Stuart A. Dewease Mary J. Diffenbaucher Linda K. Diffenderfer Patrick D. Dill Lindsey L. Dingle Roy D. Ditch 35 John's interests include teaching swimming, life guarding, and skiing . . . will attend Widener Col- DOWNIN, KIMBERLY W. IKimI Kim plans to get a iob in the business field . . . likes bike riding, hiking, and swimming . . . enioyed Executive Council, working in the library, and T.K.P. DOWNIN, LISA K. Lisa would like to get a iob in the western U.S. training and showing Quarter Horses . . . remem- bers the 1976 field hockey game between the Maiden field hockey team and the Indian soccer team. DRAPER, TIMOTHY E. lTimI Tim plans to work in a business office . . . enioys the beach and rock concerts . . . remembers leaving school to eat lunch at Hardee's. DUFFEY, CYNTHIA ICindyI Cindy plans to get an office iob . . . likes football, volleyball, and enioyed decorating for the Prom. DUFFEY, DOUGLAS R. IDuffI Doug intends to get a iob doing welding, would like to travel around the U.S., and possibly ioin the Air Force . . . enioys backpacking and cafeteria study halls. DUKE, ELIZABETH A. lBethI Beth wishes to enter the business field . . . currently works at McDonald's. EBERLY, DIANE K. IDianeI Diane plans to attend Penn'State to study nursing . . . enioys hiking in the woods, music, and all the band trips. ECK, TINA L. Tina wants to do office work, later marry and raise a family . . . enioys music and likes to travel . . . remembers the Prom. EIGENBRODE, DEBRA S. IDebI Deb plans to go on a vacation, then either find a iob or enter the Air Force . . . enioys camping, the mountains, and being with people. EIGENBRODE, DIANE L. Diane plans to be a secretary . . . enioys needlework . . . loves snow. ELDEN, NANCY L. Nancy plans to get a secretarial iob. ETTER, RONALD W. IRonnieI Ronnie enjoys drag racing . . . plans to get a iob as an auto mechanic or auto body repairman. ' f feegg' N I I Douglas R. Duffey Elizabeth A. Duke Debra S. Eigenbrode Diane L. Eigenbrode 36 Kimberly W. Downin Lisa K. Downin Timothy E. Draper Cynthia D. Duffey Diana K. Eberly Tina L. Eck I Nancy L. Elden Ronald W. Etter Michael W. Eyler Reber, W. Eyler l l i Jun E. Ferree Pamela I. Fessler 'Wit Km 'Htl' ff . c , - A ffffw. ., f-3. .. . ' f F . iff '-'L :- .iv 2 .- -if 1f245a:i1 g ' jr at . v f' e f L We K , Qi. if ag, -,.es1.,-.i.,..Z,: ' e ,R - 4 I ,f 1e3?E,f.:'.,s24.' 'ff at 1 ' . S 1' tb ' 'Q he . F, in ' K T A . ee. . I 1 'i ' gW:1QQ' iii ' .313 - .. ' Julie A. Fitzgerald Steven Fleqgle Kimberly S. Forney Joyce E. Forfney Mary L. Farnsworth Ricky L. Fawks C0555 Fields Dianna L. Fisher FARNSWORTH, MARY L. Mary wishes to attend college with a maior in iournalism . . . enioys writing, playing soccer, and occasionally visiting her home' state, New Jersey . . . favorite experiences were editing Blue and Gold and writing up Chemistry lab reports. FAWKS, RICKY L. Ricky plans to ioin the Army to be a helicopter repairman . . . enioys skiing, fishing, and gymnas- tics. FIELDS, CURTIS iFietisl Curt would like to attend the Ivy School of Professional Art in Pittsburgh to maior in photography . . . enioys music and remembers the Velvetones' standing ovation performance. FITZGERALD, JULIE A. Julie would like to get a iob at Letterkenny working with computers . . . likes bowling, swimming, and playing the piano. FLEAGLE, STEVEN W. istevel Steve's future will be in the Army as a Hawk Launcher systems repairman . . . really enioyed Mr. Lynercl's class. FORTNEY, JOYCE E. Uoyl Joy's interests include reading and all aspects of nature, especially animals . . . remembers the fun in homeroom. 37 ,iQ .fin 'Q Sherry D. Foster Cheryl A. Freeman Barbara E. Fry John O. Garber FOSTER, SHERRY D. Sherry plans to enter the Army and get a physical therapy degree, then get a civilian iob as a thera- pist . . . enioys sewing, church choir, and voice lessons . . . remembers being a cheerleader as a iunior, all-school productions, and the 1976 Jr. Miss Pageant. FREEMAN, CHERYL A. lBubbIesl Cheryl will loin the Army or train to become an L.P.N. at Vo-Tech . . . likes Peace Church, Young Life, Health Careers Club, and the Grey Stripe and Candy Stripe programs . . . remembers false fire drill at lunchtime. FREEMAN, REBECCA A. lBeckyl Becky plans to marry, and become either a secretary or an accountant . . . enioyed Fifties Dress Down Day. FREEMAN, ROBERT F. lBobl Bob plans a career in agriculture or building construction . . . like to visit the Rockies . . . likes hunting and fishing, playing folk guitar, and folk singing. FRY, BARBARA E. lBobbil Bobbi is college bound with a maior in early childhood education . . . enioys working at McDonaId's . . . remembers cheerleading and the Junior Miss Pageant. GEORGE, CHRISTOPHER M. lChrisl Chris wants to attend the Mont Alto campus of Penn State to maior in physical education . . . won't forget the lndian's i974 undefeated football season 19-O-il. 38 Rebecca A. Freeman Jay L. Gardenhour Wallace C. Gates Brian W. Gembe . .,,.. ,Aff J.. A ifi5Ez35f2'z21'-Jas Robert F. Freeman Lisa E. Gardenhour Brian L. Gaver Christopher M. George Lana K. Gift Kimberly A. Glomb Carmen S. Gonzales Cynthia A. Grove Lois A. Gilland Claudia B. Goertz GIFT, LANA K. Lana plans to marry in August . . . enioys water skiing, sewing, and tractor pulls . . . remembers watching Mr. Conover iump onto a chair. 4 GILLAND, LOIS A. Lois plans to get married following graduation . . . likes roller skating, swimming, movies, and T.K.P. . . . remembers the dances and the Jr.!Sr. Prom. GLOMB, KIMBERLY A. IKiml Kim wants to attend Vo-Tech school to become an L.P.N., and later get married . . . enioys swim- ming and third lunch shift. GOERTZ, CLAUDIA B. Claudia will go to school in Germany before going on to college or trade school . . . remembers Maiden hockey buses, the all school productions, and the Prom . . . currently enioys being wres- tling statistician and her weekly prayer meeting. GONZALES, CARMEN S. lCormej Carme's future plans include the Army Reserves and being a typist at Mitre in Virginia . . . her most memorable event was Mr. Cutchall's receipt of the Delores V. Gonzales award, in remem- -brance of her mother. GREEN, CATHY S. Cathy would like to be a cashier and also raise a family following graduation. GRIFFIN, SUSAN M. lGriff, Motherl Sue wishes to attend either the University of Pittsburgh or Queen's University in Canada with a pre- med major . . . enioys playing piano, backyard football, and her iob at the hospital . . . will remember Homecoming, Junior Miss, band trips, and Christmas carols in the cafeteria. GROVE, CYNTHIA A. ICindyl Cindy plans to attend Gettysburg College to study pre-veterinary medicine . . . enioys ice skating, horseback riding, piano, and the Hagestown Fair . . . favorite experience at W.A.S.H.S. was being in the band. HAHN, KIMBERLY L. IKiml Kim plans to do secretarial work . . . enioys caring for her husband and baby, also swimming and bike riding . . . remembers making the A honor roll in her junior year. HAMILTON, ELIZABETH S. Ilizard Hamletl Liz plans togattend Millersville State College to maior in biology . . . enioys motorcycling, playing guitar, trumpet, and trombone, also tennis and flying. HAMMOND, GLENNDA R. lGIennj Glennda's plans include marriage and nursing school . . . member of Mont Alto Explorer Post 4? 32 . . . remembers being accepted into National ,Honor Society. mi' PM David W. Gossard Kimberly L. Hahn hi N .Il Gary L. Green Susan M. Griffin Elizabeth S. Hamilton Glennda R. Hammond 39 HAPPEL, GARY R. Gary plans to attend the Mont Alto campus of Pen n State and maior in civil engineering . . . enjoys working on cars and doing woodworking in his spare time . . . remembers National Honor Society picnic. HARALSON, RHONDA L. Rhonda enioys horseback riding, music, and writing poetry . . . plans to attend Gettysburg College to rnaior in history . . . will later ioin the Army as a commissioned officer. HARBAUGH, JAMES A. Uamiel Jamie plans to enter the plumbing, heating, and air co ing. HARBAUGH, JODI P. Uol Jodi plans to ioin the Army . . . likes reading, crochet, and taking long walks through the moun- tains . . . remembers the 1976 Prom. HARBAUGH, PAMELA F. IPaml Pam would like to be a travel agent . . . enioys listening to rock music, travelling, and going on walks. HARBAUGH, ROSE E. Rose plans to go to Hagerstown Junior College to I nditioning field . . . enioys hiking and camp- , I N 1 , earn accounting . . . enioys church related 'iW' it work, walks in the snow, and meeting people . . . enioyed the 1976 Prom. I Y I I iil HARDEN, TAMI L. Gary R. Happel Rhonda L. Haralson Tami will attend the Central Penn Business College in Harrisburg to become a medical assistant. . . currently does volunteer hospital work . . . enioyed football games, dances, and the 1976 Prom. HARDMAN, MICHAEL J. IMikeI Mike's interests include hunting, skiing, football, and the beach . . . will attend college or a techni- cal school. HARMAN, CRAIG E. IHermI Craig plans to attend Penn State's Mont Alto campu undefeated football team in 1974. HARRIS, GEORGE L. URI George would like to continue his training and become a rough carpenter . . . likes archery and swimming. HARRISON, BARBARA A. lBarbl Barb would like to be an artist, specializing in portra singing . . . would like to someday be a gospel singer. HARTMAN, ALLEN S. IMoosel Allen works at the ABIP store . . . enioys woodworking, chorus, and Waynaires. HARTMAN, TIMOTHY L. ITiml Tim enioys hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing . . . I Pamela F. Harbaugh Craig E. Harman 40 s . . . wishes to travel . . . remembers our its . . . enioys tennis, cooking, sewing, and James A. Harbaugh Jodi P. Harbaugh iked art class and skip days. . 2315 Rose E. Harbaugh Tami L. Harden Michael J. Hardman George L. Harris Allen S. Hartman Timothy L. Hartman Mark P. Hasty Barbara J. Helman Susan L. Hess Gretchen S. Hintermyer James E, Hauber Gregory A. Helman Thomas M. Hill tsl Joseph E. Hebda Carol L. Heefner K Tammy S. Helmuth Cynthia J. Hess HASTY, MARK P. Mark enioys scuba diving . . . plans to make a trip to south Florida, and also attend college. HAUBER, JAMES E. James plans to attend Shippensburg State College and maior in data processing . . . enioyed snow days. HEBDA, JOSEPH E. lFugil Joe is college bound with a maior in political science . . . enioys hiking, camping, hunting, and skiing . . . will always remember riding to McDonald's in a VW bug along with i9 other people. HEEFNER, CAROL L. Carol plans to work at K-Mart . . . enioyed decorating for the Prom. HELMAN, BARBARA J. lBarbl Barb plans to be a secretary . . . enjoys swimming and gymnastics. HELMUTH, TAMMY S. Tammy would like to travel . . . remembers her French ll class. HESS, CYNTHIA J. lCindyl Cindy enioys diving, swimming, and teaching . . . plans to go on to college. HESS, SUSAN L. Susan plans to either be a secretary or clerk typist . . . enjoys bicycling . . . remembers decorat- ing for the Prom. HILL, THOMAS M. lToml Tom works at Hardee's . . . would like to ioin the Navy . . . interests are youth fellowship at church, skating, bowling, church choir, and campus life twice a week. HINTERMYER, GRETCHEN 5. Gretchen plans to attend the Mont Alto campus of Penn State to maior in education. She enioys swimming and volleyball. 41 it f. I 5 X . . N . . H gi T' . 9. N .....,!X sew.--. egg-ss 4 H 5 t Q We ix 1 W i vig t 'h ' , 2 ls , E. 5 - as - f silk-Q? . - 5-Piilstsg iifi' WW . if iii- fit? . M. .gg . K. .gg ,X ,. A si.-Q, s E SQ 3 1 Q .3 is .35 . . R ix T' Y if 1 3 13 S T :.1 EIS .: N W. , Ti f 1 K . Q 5 ,, .. . , -f . . ffsif-listers. Cynthia L. Hirt Mickie D. Hoffman Scott L. Hoover Tim E. Hough HIRT, CYNTHIA L. ICyndeeJ Franklin County's Junior Miss . . . Cyndee will attend the Tyler School of Art at Temple University . . . does cartoons for the Record Herald, takes courses at Mont Alto and H.J.C. . . . attended the Governor's School for the Arts at Bucknell University last summer. HOFFMAN, MICKIE D. lMicl Mic is very active in sports . . . enioys field hockey, volleyball, playing saxophone in the Indian Band . . . remembers band trips and hockey season . . . will attend college with a possible maior in mathematics. HOFFMAN, PATRICIA J. lPatl Pat would like to either get a secretarial iob or a iob working with children . . . likes taking walks, biking, and remembers Mrs. Manahon's Algebra class. HONODEL, STEPHEN B. IStevel Steve plans to attend college in Williamsport, Pa. . . . enioys sports and cars . . . remembers the wrestling defeats over Chambersburg. HOOVER, SCOTT L. Scott plans to ioin the Army, specializing in military intelligence . . . likes motorcycles, girls and dances . . . remembers Butch Mowen breaking a water faucet. HOUGH, TIM E. Tim plans to work as a stone mason . . . interested in wrestling and working on cars . . . sadly remembers the wrestling team losing their first wrestling match after winning so many champion- ships. JOHNSON, STEPHEN S. tStevel Steve intends to get a iob at Landis Tool Company . . . enioys drag racing and hunting. JOHNSTON, KATHERINE E. lKathyl Kathy will attend college and maior in special education . . . enioys hiking, trailblazing, and swim- ming . . . remembers rewriting nursery rhymes for Mr. Lugenbeel and decorating for the prom. KAISER, LINDA D. Linda is college bound with a maior in pre-veterinary medicine . . . remembers being elected Stu- dent Council president. KAUFFMAN, BRIAN K. Brian hopes to get a good iob or ioin the Army . . . enioys basketball, track, and riding motorcy- cles . . . enioyed competing in the Tri-State Championship track and field meet. KAUFFMAN, GREGORY S. lStudl Greg plans to enter the Navy and study aviation ordinance . . . loves hunting, trapping, drag rac- ing, and sports . . . remembers running I5 laps for Mr. Mowen. KAUFFMAN, JAMES D. IWildmanl Jim plans to be an auto mechanic or auto body specialist . . . enioys working on cars and remem- bers Vo-Ag. 42 Patricia J. Hoffman Stephen B. Honodel Stephen S. Johnson Katherine E. Johnston Linda D. Kaiser Brian K. Kauffman Gregory S. Kauffman James D. Kauffman Michael KCUfflT1GI't Tere5q Kquffmqn af . 5.-1 Belinda Ketililet' David Keegemqn Brenda F. Keller Nancy L. Kennedy Franklin C. Kintzel Debra A. Kirby KAUFFMAN, MICHAEL J. ICocieI Mike intends to be a paid firefighter in Washington, D.C. . . . enioys all sports and remembers his messages from Ms. Fine. KAUFFMAN, TERESA A. Teresa would like a iob in the business field . . . likes reading, listening to music, and the outdoors . . . remembers the Stanley product sales. KECKLER, BELINDA D. lBeel Bee will attend Shippensburg State College to maior in speech pathology . . . enioys football and music, and will remember the band trip to Holland, Michigan . . . enioyed the all school produc- tions. KEESEMAN, DAVID D. lDavel Dave is a partner in the tree care business and hopes to enlarge the business . . . remembers Butch Mowen breaking a water pipe in C21 2. KELLER, BRENDA F. Brenda will possibly attend Hagerstown Jr. College . . . likes mountain walks, sunsets, springtime, and ocean waves. KENNEDY, NANCY L. Nancy works at McDonald's . . . plans to join the Army . . . enioys bowling and skating. KINLEY, BONNIE L. Bonnie plans to go to the ocean for the summer . . . likes swimming and skating . . . remembers being suspended for 3 days in her iunior year. KINT, ANGELA M. lAngiej Angie will either get a iob as a secretary or attend a technical school to study nutrition . . . likes colorguard, babysitting, and Sunday afternoons . . . remembers rushing to finish Prom decorating. KINTZEL, FRANKLIN C. lFrankl Frank plans to enter the Air Force to become a pilot, and possibly an astronaut . . . enioys bowl- ing, golfing, working at Bonanza, aerodynamics, and studying U.F.O. behavior . . . remembers chemistry class with Mr. Kriechbaum. KIRBY, DEBRA A. IDebbiel I Debbie will attend college in Shippensburg to maior in accounting . . . remembers the bond trips, and attending sports events. KIRK, THOMAS G. ITomI Tom will attend Shippensburg State College . . . enioys all sports, especially running and swim- ming . . . liked being a part of the band. KLINE, BARBARA A. lBarbl Barb will be working at Keystone Kountry Kitchen as a cashier and waitress . . . may later attend college . . . involved in gymnastics at the Y.M.C.A. . . . remembers the high school dances. I I Bonnie L. Kinley Angela M. Kint A' 3 siiisi . f. asf. -e5..'5gq.vfss:ssz2 .-Rig:'i5f1g,,'1ss?!iP?-fE1,i Thomas G. Kirk Barbara A. Kline 43 KOONS, CAROLYN S. lCaroll Carol would like to attend Shepherd College and maior in art education . . . likes to draw and paint . . . enioys walking in the mountains and sports . . . remembers working on the Prom. KROH, CHARLES R. iBait, Scrapl Charlie plans to ioin the Air Force after working at the South Mountain Restoration Center as a cook . . . member of the South Mountain Volunteer Fire Company and Fayetteville Volunteer Fire com- pany . . . remembers Mr. Barlup accepting Ms. Fine as his associate. KUCHLER, SALLY A. Sally plans to get a iob at the ocean this summer . . . remembers leaving school during lunchtime. KUGLER, KAREN C. lKooglesl Karen will attend Mont Alto campus to maior in physical education, health and recreation . . . enioys all sports . . . remembers putting hats on Mr. Shively's stuffed animals. LAMBERT, PAMELA D. lBurtl Pam plans to get a iob as a secretary . . . interests are sports, music, and being with friends . . . I remembers the l976 Homecoming. LANGE, JERROLD A. Uerryl Jerry plans to go to Huntington College in Indiana to maior in vocal music . . . other plans include becoming a youth or music pastor of a church . . . enioys Chordbusters, all school productions, Charles R- Kline Carolyn 5' Koons and his iob at Bonanza. LAWLER, DONALD C. lDonl Dan plans to attend University Park campus of Penn State to maior in business administration . . . activities are baseball, soccer, and ice hockey . . . will remember the 1976 Waynesboro-Fairfield soccer game. LAWRENCE, DAVID J. David will attend the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana for aerospace engineering . . . enioys bowling and rocketry. LAYMAN, FLORA M. Flora wants to go to college and maior in elementary or business education . . . likes sewing, and enioyed decorating for the Prom. LEONARD, RENEE K. Renee plans to go to school in West Virginia for cosmetology . . . likes sports and the outdoors. LIVELY, RENEE L. lReeneel Renee would like to attend college to maior in a medical field . . . enioys her work at the Fat Boy Drive In . . . remembers falling in the mud before coming to a senior high dance. LOPEZ, LISA J. Lisa will attend the Hagerstown Business College to enter the executive secretarial field . . . likes Charles R. Kroh Sally A. Kuchler hiking, sewing, badminton, and bicycling. Karen C. Kugler Pamela D. Lambert Jerrold A. Lange Donald C- LGWIGI' nl, W , Flora M. Layman Renee K. Leonard Renee L. Lively Lisa J- I-OPS! 44 I . A K. f l Dana K. Lourdon Mary C. McCardeII T..-H. l James R. McDaniel Carolyn S. McGarity Joseph A. MOiCl1er Peggy J, Mqicher sei, L25 7 Karen E. Manns Margaret A. Marsiglia l l Vicky L. McCarney Barbara A. McCleaf Dawn M. McKendrick Richard P. McKula LOURDON, DANA K. Dana plans to do work in the carpentry field. MCCARDELL, MARY C. Mary may attend a iunior college . . . would like to travel west this summer . . . enioys skiing and spending money . . . remembers her very first track meet. MCCARNEY, VICKY L. Vicky will get a iob and later marry . . . likes horseback riding and swimming . . . will never forget the iello at lunchtime. McCLEAF, BARBARA A. qacrbi Barb plans to attend H.J.C. and maior in secretarial work . . . later get a iob at Landis Tool . . . would like to visit California sometime. MCDANIEL, JAMES R. Uimt Jim wants to attend Juniata College to maior in engineering . . . most memorable event was winning a basketball game after so many losses. MCGARITY, CAROLYN S. Carolyn would like to attend Mount St. Mary's or Loyola College to maior in a health career . . . likes working with children and tennis . . . all school productions were her most memorable events. McKENDRlCK, DAWN M. Dawn will go to H.J.C. to major in X-ray technology. . .interested in music and art. MCKULA, RlCHARD R. lRick, Charliej Rick wants to get a iob as a machinist . . . would like to be a drummer for a rock band . . . likes music. MAJCHER, JOSEPH A. Uoel Joe plans to further his career in the graphic arts field . . . hobbies include football, baseball, bas- ketball, hunting, fishing, and bowling. MAJCHER, PEGGY J. Peggy plans to enter the military service for work in computers or intelligence . . . holds a part-time iob at McDonald's and is in the Vo-Tech data processing co-op . . . remembers her acceptance into National Honor Society. MANNS, KAREN E. Karen would like to attend secretarial school . . . favorite hobbies are cooking and sewing. MARSIGLIA, MARGARET A. Margaret plans to attend H.J.C. for data processing . . . later plans include marriage and raising a family. . . enjoys skiing, horseback riding, hiking, and star gazing. MATTHEWS, SUSAN M. lnot picturedj I Susan plans to take a trip to California, and then pursue an art career . . . enloys sculpture and swimming. 45 Jeanne S. Martin Craig C. Meckley Glenn A. Mentzer Lisa A. Middlekauff MELHORN, WADE T. lWaldol Wade will attend Elizabethtown College to become an accountant . . . works at the Quincy Home . . . remembers the 1976 student council election. MENDOZA, CANDlDA C. lCandit Candi will be a receptionist at a dental office . . . wants to be a maiorette iudge . . . enioys Way- nettes . . .likes poetry and dancing . . . won't forget Hello Doll. MENTZER, GLENN A. Glenn will work in the machine shop at Landis Tool . . . likes trapping and hunting, cars, and his iob at Bonanza. MIDDLEKAUFF, LISA A. Lisa will get a iob and then goto college . . . enioys her clarinet, music, and animals. MINNICH, ADA L. Ada would like business work . . . plans to travel. MOATS, NORA J. Nora plans to work in the kitchen at the hospital and later get married . . . likes church activities and the school plays, MOHN, GWENDOLYN K. lGwent Gwen will attend secretarial school . . . likes art, especially drawing. MOHN, JULIE G. Julie wants to get a iob and then go to cosmetology school . . . likes to sew and ride her bike . . remembers making the honor roll. MONN, DARLENE K. Darlene would like to be a secretary . . . enioys reading and working in the book store. 46 Wade T. Melhorn Candida C. Mendoza Ada L. Minnich I Nora J. Moats Julie G. Mohn Clifford W. Minnich SQ! Gwendolyn K. Mohn Darlene K. Monn MONTAIGNE, THOMAS E. lToml Tom wants to ioin the Army and work in communications . . . remembers being a member of the art club and working at Hardees. MONTOY, ANTHONY F. lTonyl Tony plans a iob at Letterkenny . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, camping, and travel . . . remem- bers being on the soccer team. MORT, DIANNE E. Dianne would like to work at Grove as a secretary . . . enioys horses, roller skating, and going to car races . . . her most memorable event was sitting in water during office practice. MOSER, REBECCA L. lBeckyl Becky would like secretarial work . . . likes to crochet, bowl, and meet new people . . . remem- bers getting pictures and everybody rushing to see them. MOSHGAT, DENNIS F. Dennis would like to get into engineering or business . . . enioys scouts, chess, and being on the track team. Thomas E. Montaigne Anthony F. Montoy MOWENI RQNALD L, fgufchi Dianne E. Mort Butch intends to get a iob after graduation . . . enioys baseball and weightlifting. MUMMERT, SAMUEL L. lSaml Sam would like to get a iob in the outdoors . . . enjoyed playing baseball, football, and hunting . . . remembers telling iokes during Algebra Ill class. MYERS, EMILY L. Emily plans to get a iob as a secretary . . . enioys meeting people and sewing . . . remembers decorating for prom. NAUGLE, KAREN J. lNoodlel Karen is interested in the Air Force or working for an airline . . . likes going to the beach, horses and traveling . . . remembers decorating for the prom. NEEDY, STEPHEN M. lStevel Steve plans to attend college and major in psychology . . . enioys track and cross country . . remembers fun times at WASH. NEWCOMER, JOYCE E. Joyce is undecided about where she will go to college . . . enioys sewing and horses . . . remem- bers working on the yearbook staff. NEWMAN, JOHN W. Rebecca L, Moser John plans to attend the Penn State University and maior in computers . . . enioys swimming, hik- ing and camping. Dennis F. Moshgat Karen J. Nougle Ronald L. Mowen Samuel L. Mummert Emily L. Myers me Stephen M. Needy Joyce E. Newcomer John W. Newman 47 NGUYEN, LAN T. N. Lan plans to get a iob as a keypunch operator. . .enioys watching gymnastics and basketball. NICODEMUS, JANE F. Jane hopes to see the entire United States . . . loves the mountains . . . enjoys typing and art ' class . . . remembers leaving the cafeteria without being caught. NULL, CHARLES A. iCharleyl Charley plans to work at Grove. . . member of the South Mountain Volunteer Fire Company . . . liked Mr. Moyer's 4th period psychology class. NULL, KIMBERLY S. lKiml Kim plans to attend Penn State at University Park for a combined pre-meclicinefpsychology maior . . . enjoys all aspects of music, especially playing her flute and piccolo, and she will always Lan T, N, Nguyen Jane F, Nicodemus remember the band's first place award in the Cherry Blossom parade. NUNEMAKER, CLIFF A. ' Cliff may go to college or continue working at Martin's . . . enioys weightlifting and being a mem- ber ofthe P.O.S. of A. NUNEMAKER, ROBIN L. lTorch, Big Redl Robin plans to ioin the Air Force and become a nurse . . . likes to saw and stack wood in her spare time. NYE, CHESTER E. lK.M.l Chester intends to get a iob in York working with heavy machinery. . .likes bowling and tennis. ORNER, LISA D. Lisa plans to work. . .enjoys swimming, music, being outdoors, and lunchtime. Orr, MICHAEL W, mikey Mike will attend H.J.C. for computer programming . . . will later work at Letterkenny . . . currently works at Bonanza . . . remembers the 1976 Prom. Orro, TINA D. Tina is college bound. . . likes playing the piano and organ and the outdoors. PALM, JAMES Iliml Charles A. Null Kimberly S. Null Jim enioys football and wrestling . . . plans to goto a trade school for plumbing. Cliff A. Nunemaker Robin L. Nunemaker Chester E. Nye Lisa D. Omer Steven N. 0rner Michael W. Ott Tina D. Otto James Palm 48 Lori A. Pentz Bernice L. Pierce Michael L. Proctor Victor A. Pryor Robert K. Pepple John C. Peters Karen L. Phillips Kathy A. Poff Deborah L. Pollard Tammy J. Price PENTZ, LORI A. Lori plans to go to college to maior in pre-veterinary medicine . . . she likes to hike and do math . . . will never forget walking from first to second period with her flip-flops on the wrong feet. PEPPLE, ROBERT K. Robert plans to get a job as an automobile mechanic . . . enioyed his 6th and 7th period study halls, especially early dismissal. PETERS, JOHN C. John enioys sports, people, and especially seminar class . . . may go into the Navy . . . vivdly remembers Mr. Conover's class. PHILLIPS, KAREN L. lK.P.l Karen enioys going to church and writing poetry . . . most memorable events were shooting Brian Black in study hall, and the French class trip to Quebec. PIERCE, BERNICE L. lBerniel Bernie plans to get married and make Alabama her home . . . enioys the piano, cooking, sewing, andthe outdoors . . . enioyed 7th period study hall with Mr. Mackley. POFF, KATHY A. Kathy likes the beach, swimming, and sewing . . . decorating for the Prom and football games were some of her enioyments at school. David A. Pryor POLLARD, DEBORAH L. lDebbiel Debbie plans to maior in social welfare at Shippensburg State College . . . interests include tennis, sailing, camping, and animals. PRICE, TAMMY J. Tammy plans to pursue a career in the health field . . . her most memorable event was winning first place in an essay contest during her iunior year. PROCTOR, MICHAEL L. lProcl Mike plans to go to college and maior in engineering . . . especially enioyed being on the basket- ball and track teams . . . anticipating graduation. PRYOR, DAVID A. lDavel Dave enjoys hunting, racing, and talking to others . . . intends to secure a iob and then travel. PRYOR, VICTOR A. lVicl Vic enioyed being senior class president . . . likes being with and talking to people . . . will get a iob in the clerical field. RANKIN, TODD B. iRingol Todd plans to attend an aeronautical school to maior in flight engineering . . . interests are playing the saxophone, tennis, paddleball, listening to the Walter Murphy band, and eating face . . . won't forget falling in the mud during a halftime show. Todd B. Rankin 49 Deborah S. Reely Teresa A. Reeves Brenda L. Reynolds Vaughn O. Rice Deborah E. Robinson REED, OSCAR G. lBig Ol Oscar plans to get a job as a truck driver . . . enjoys working, playing football and hunting . . . looking forward to graduation. REELY, DEBORAH S. jDebyl Deby's immediate plans include raising her child . . . enjoys swimming, biking, and going for long walks. REEVES, TERESA A. jTerryj Terry enjoys swimming, bowling, and playing tennis . . . plans after graduation are still undecided. REYNOLDS, BRENDA L. Brenda enjoyed being part of the class of 1977 . . . would like to get a job after graduation as a sewing machine operator. RHONE, TRUDY A. Trudy enjoys the beach, running around and working at Quincy United Methodist Home . . . would like a secretarial job after graduation. RICE, VAUGHN O. Vaughn's interests include super stock tractors and wild cars . . . would like to be a self-employed automotive engineer after graduation. ROBINSON, DEBORAH E. jDebj Deb loves to swim and ski . . . plans to goto H.J.C. and major in drafting. ROBINSON, SARA E. Sara enjoyed track season and all the other sports . . . after graduation she plans to get a job, or go to college. ROCK, MICHAEL D. jMikej Mike enjoys swimming, diving, socializing and reading . . . remembers seminar and the fun times at WASH. ROCK, TIMOTHY P. jLeml Tim enjoys hunting, fishing, trapping, and all sports . . . would like to get construction job follow- ing graduation . . . remembers Mrs. Hawkins English class. ROOK, SANDRA K. jSandyj Sandy enjoyed being in the Art Club and painting . . . would like to go to an art school and become a commercial artist. ROSENBERGER, DEBBIE K. jDebl Deb enjoys gymnastics, mountains, music, and sledding . . . may attend college, majoring in spe- cial education. ROSENBERGER, LAURA L. Laura has enjoyed her senior year, especially Art Club and working in the office . . . would like to get a job, and travel before going to college at Mont Alto Campus. 50 Sara E. Robinson Timothy P. Rock Debbie K. Rosenberger Trudy A. Rhone Michael D. Rock Sandra K. Rook Laura L. Rosenberger i ROSCIHG A- ROVhGli Kenneth E. Rowland Raymond S. Rowland Tqfq L, Sanders James E. Santavicco Tammy J. Schriver CUfl Y J- 545077 Jeanne M. Scott ROVNAK, ROSALIE A. iRosel Rose plans to get a secretarial iob . . . enioys being the secretary of business club . . . will never forget eating lunch at the Pizza Hut every day - until she got caught. ROWLAND, KENNETH E. iKennyj Kenny's future plans include ioining the Marines . . . enioyed being on the American Legion Base- ball team . . . remembers the I976 Prom. SANDERS, TARA L. Tara likes all kinds of sports, especially basketball, hockey, and track . . . plans to attencl college . . . will maior in either physical or elementary education. SCHRIVER, TAMMY J. Tammy will probably look for a secretarial iob or be an airline stewardess . . . enioys bowling, listening to music, and friends. SCOT'I', ALAN D. lScottiei Alan enioys baseball and building models . . . future plans include a welding iob in an area firm. SCOTT, BOYD D. Boyd plans to get a iob at Letterkenny as an automotive mechanic building engines for Army vehi- cles. SCOTT, CATHY J. Cathy would like to attend a business school, and get a secretarial iob in Washington, D.C. . . . later plans to marry and.raise a family . . . she remembers her cow's antics in Mr. Hersh's history class. SCOTT, JEANNE M. Jeanne hopes to get a iob as a secretary . . . enioyed being captain of the cheerleading squad and decorating for the Prom. SCOTT, PATRICIA A. iPattyi Patty plans to ioin the Army for 3 years and later go to a modeling school . . . enioys reading, walking in the woods, and will never forget going to Quebec with the French class. SEASE, KATHY J. Kathy's future plans include getting a iob and later marriage . . . remembers Dress-Down Day for Bye Bye Birdie. Alan D. Scott Boyd D. Scott Patricia A. Scott Kathy M. Sease 51 SEILHAMER, KATHY J. Kathy enioys hockey, basketball, track, and especially band trips . . . plans to maior in English at Shippensburg State College. SHANHOLTZ, LORI J. Lori enjoys the beach, riding in the mountains, football games, and wrestling matches . . . plans to attend an airline school to become a stewardess. SHANK, RUTH A. Ruth likes reading, the beach, and the mountains . . . works at McDonald's . . . wants to get a secretarial iob with an area firm , . . remembers the trip to Quebec with the French class. SHEPARD, SARA J. Sara plans to get married, and later get a iob as a nurse's aide . . . remembers receiving her class ring. SHEW, MELODY A. lBootl Melody enioys cooking and listening to music . . . especially enioyed the senior class project . . . intends to get a iob. SHINDLE, RANDY l.. Randy likes playing poker and being with friends . . . will move to California for one year, and later attend college there. SHINHAM STEPHEN L. Steve . l l Steve enioys playing the drums and tennis . . . plans to attend Penn State's Mont Alto campus as a pharmacy maior . . . most memorable event was the band trip to Holland, Michigan. SHOCKEY, PEGGY A. Peggy plans to marry immediately following graduation . . . enioys horse racing and growing house plants . . . will remember making the honor roll. Clyde W. Shearer Melody A. Shew 52 Joseph W. Seilhamer Lori J. Shanholtz 'Vs' ll'- W J '.ll'l-l J ' 4 17 Q z..-lf' 5i?',j5,:.3sii,. 'N q K Charles R. Sheasley Randy l. Shindle -..1 f X . 'l s X N P if A -we .Kilt sassy 1, . e ,N Q' We t NR. 2 W e, . 'tif' aw . 'Y at smffifx. ,gl .. , 1-,, N . .,,s.s!'121s-se--e-5.275 Y' U W - 4- .fx ' . . ' -gp.-j.ii.E::ggg , :ze . 1 111 ,52-2:13232 is F A, -fs, ...-.,1ef1 ..- -f- .s.t.,+u, f..W.u ...le r 'g 4 1 N 'Q Q. ff M .. . Sara J. Shepard l Stephen L. Shinham Kathy J. Seilhamer Ruth A. Shank l Alan R. Shew Peggy A. Shockey I I Q Sherry L. Shockey Shelby R. Sines In It lf, - if -. '5 -' '-fazffszfi zss,z:Qes25gg5.sg4 , 4 ,.,.. D ' l I' ,..,,. :gf ' 2 .gif . ff :V 359111 9fi1'l -2.2. 2553 3' 2 1 ' .,.,. , ., . . 1 ., I 755171 .,.. . 2 ',-1,2.f:.i1.i2E. A - .5 AWGN' 'f Craig R. Smith David W. Smith 4 Robert L. Shoemaker Gregory A. Small David A. Smith Frederick Z. Smith Caroline A. Shriver Katrina L. Simmers 19 K, '17 ' , ' . ,- s..-wif ' fr-f '45 E.....z1..z.fzz:Q.zgizgfgg . A 'f il l half? Y is -QA ...K ' fi.. ff 1 7 ' .gif -- A ' .,.. . . -f ' E Timothy C. Small Julie R. Smetzer SHOCKEY, SHERRY L. Sherry's future plans include getting a iob and marriage . . . enioys horseback riding and doing volunteer work at the Antietam Humane Society. SHRIVER, CAROLINE A. Caroline enioys ballet, the outdoors, and shooting pool . . . will goto Shippensburg State College. SINES, SHELBY R. Shelby plans to attend Penn State's Mont Alto campus to maior in special education . . . enioys listening to music and looks forward to the class trip. SMALL, GREGORY A. iGregl Greg's most memorable experience was the art class trip to Cape May, New Jersey . . . may attend an art school. SMALL, TIMOTHY C. lTiml Tim may get a iob in the electrical field, or will to college to maior in electrical engineering . . . enioys hunting, fishing, and trapping . . . remembers his acceptance into National Honor Society. SMETZER, JULIE R. Julie enioys attending Vo-Tech, reading, caring for her plants, and having fun . . . would like a iob in a fIorist's shop as a floral designer. SMITH, DAVID A. ilearchl David's interests are antique cars, old street rods, hunting, and camping . . . member of the Anti- que Automobile Club of America . . . plans to be a mechanic. SMITH, DAVID W. lDavel Dave would like either to work at Mack Truck as an accountant or attend Shippensburg State Col- lege maioring in accounting . . . enioys working at Bonanza and bowling. 53 Jeffrey L. Smith Joseph L. Smith Teri A. Snowberger Tammy D. Snyder SMITH, JEFFREY L. Ueffl Jeff enioys music, art, and horseback riding . . . wants to travel . . . remembers all the times he was tardy for homeroom. SMITH, TODD R. Todd plans to continue working at Jerr-Dan Corporation as a draftsman. SNOWBERGER, TERI A. Teri plans to attend Shippensburg State College as a business maior . . . would like to get a iob in the government . . . enioys long walks through the mountains and remembers both decorating and attending the Prom in her iunior year. SNYDER, TAMMY D. Tammy may attend business school and get a iob . . . later plans include marriage . . . enioys music, reading, and bike riding . . . remembers decorating for the Prom. SPEAKS, SUSAN E. lSusiel Susie plans to attend Shippensburg State College with a maior in mathematics . . . enioys macrame, reading, and people. SPRANKLE, LISA J. Lisa hopes to go to Mount St. Mary's College and maior in social welfare . . . likes to travel and ride horses. SPRANKLE, TERESA A. lTessl Teresa would like to work in a sewing factory, and later marry . . . anticipating graduation. STALEY, MARK E. Mark plans to do maintenance work . . . enioyed being a member of the cross-country and track teams . . . remembers Mr. Keim's accounting class. STALEY, TERRI D. Terri plans to get a iob at the ocean . . . would like to live in California . . . remembers skipping health class for three weeks in a row. STAMBAUGH, KATHY A. Kathy would like to attend Penn State at University Park with a maior in either biology or psychol- ogy . . . enioys music, tennis, and bicycling . . . remembers the time she was mistaken for Bill Johnston's sister . . . editor of this year's Wayarian. 54 X i John A. Smith Todd R. Smith Susan E. Speaks Lisa J. Sprankle Teresa A. Sprankle Mark E. Staley Terri D. Staley Kathy A. Stambaugh Jackie L. Stanton Michael J. Stefanic Cynthia A. Stephenson Kathy J. Stepler Ddvid E- Slefh Karen D. Stine Audie A- STOOPS Tamara S. Storley STANTON, JACKIE L. Jackie would like to do fashion buying for stores . . . works at Drug Fair . . . remembers trying to leave for lunch. STEFANIC, MICHAEL J. lMikel Mike plans to attend Mant Alto campus with a maior in surveying technology . . . eniays the out- doors. STEPHENSON, CYNTHIA A. lCindyl Cindy plans to attend Lehigh Community College with a maior in physical therapy . . . enioys play- ing clarinet and piano. STEPLER, KATHY J. Kathy plans to attend college in Pennsylvania maioring in business or elementary education . . likes ceramics, sewing, and working at Hardee's. STERN, DAVID E. iDavel Dave plans to maior in pre-medicine at Houghton College in New York . . . enioys soccer, playing the trumpet, and water skiing . . . remembers the band trip to Holland, Michigan. STINE, KAREN D. Karen plans to attend Mont Alto campus with a maior in elementary education . . . likes color- guard and working at McDonaId's. STINE, SCOTT A. Scott wants to work as a heavy equipment operator . . . enioys trapping, hunting, and baseball. STINSON, JEFFREY D. Ueffl Jeff plans to do his apprenticeship at Mack Truck to become a machinist . . . enioys cars and his iob at Becker's . . . remembers getting his driver's license and not riding the bus any longerl STOOPS, AUDIE A. Plans to do carpentry work . . . enioys shooting, working on cars, and leaving school to eat lunch at Hardee's. STOUFFER, ERIC A. Eric plans to attend the Mont Alto campus of the Pennsylvania State University. E o Scott A. Stine Jeffrey D. Stinson is i. Andrea Z. Stouffer Eric A. Stouffer 55 STOUFFER, LINDA L. Linda plans to go to college to major in dental hygiene . . . enjoys swimming, hiking, and working at the Y.M.C.A. STOUFFER, SHARON L. Sharon hopes to get a job as a secretary or bookkeeper . . . plans to marry . . . enjoyed all three years at W.A.S.H.S. STULL, EDGAR R. lTeXl Ed plans to go into farming . . . enjoys football and baseball . . . remembers going to Kansas City with the F.F.A. STULLER, MICHAEL L. jMikel Mike would like to work at Grove Manufacturing . . . later plans include marriage. STUM, WINFRED W. jFredl Fred plans to attend either Carnegie-Mellon University or Juniata College to major in accounting or computer science . . . enjoys music and band trips . . . remembers the hockey game between the Maiden field hockey team and the lndian soccer team. STUMBAUGH, LARRY E. jStummyl Larry plans to work for his father at Stumbaugh's Fuel Service . . . enjoys ceramics . . . remem- bers gym and lunch. SUMMERS, ELLEN R. Ellen plans to work as a secretary . . . enjoys going to the Valley Mall and being a member of our band . . . remembers cheering the football team on to victory. SVARTBERG, JOHAN B. Uoej Joe plans to go back to Sweden to start his secondary schooling . . . later he will probably major in social studies . . . enjoys soccer, skiing, working at the hospital, singing, and playing the guitar . . . considers just being in the United States a very memorable experience. SWARTZ, AUSTIN T. jHerml Tom plans to work at the Beaver Creek Country Club as the assistant golf professional . . . enjoyed being a member of our golf team. TATE, LISA M. Lisa plans to attend Hagerstown Junior College, studying medical secretarial courses . . . enjoys sewing, embroidery, and cooking. TERRY, PAMELA S. jSpeedl Pam will attend either Dickinson or Bucknell to major in psychology . . . wants to travel around the world . . . enjoys golf, swimming, volleyball, Cat Stevens, and will remember Mr. Gingrich's Trig class. THOMAS, DIANA M. Diana plans to get a job as a secretary at Murphy's Mart . . . likes to sew, crochet, and read. Winfred W. Stum Larry E. Stumbough Austin T. Swartz Lisa M. Tate 56 Linda L. Stouffer Sharon L. Stouffer is . K Raymond E. Stull Michael L. Stuller Ellen R. Summers Johan Svartberg , I In Pamela S. Terry Diana Thomas sf? I Marvin L. Toms Robert L. Topper if 4 Mark D. Trostle Robin S. Vanderau K N. .ff fr 2. K g 1 Tcmmt' -I- Wallef Gordon A. Washington Michael L. Watson Kenton G, Weber Charles D. Triesh Craig K. Trostle Marcia A. Verdier Craig L. Walck TOMS, MARVIN L. Marvin's post-graduation plans are as yet undecided. TRIESH, CHARLES D. tDannyI Danny plans to get a iob in Greencastle . . . enioyed gym class. TROSTLE, MARK D. Mark plans to maior in liberal arts at a college in Pennsylvania . , . enioys the outdoors, fishing, hiking, skiing, and music. . .enioyed late arrival and early dismissal. VANDERAU, ROBIN S. IRobI Robin hopes to work as an office secretary . . . is Vice-President of Business Club . . . remembers band and A lunch. WALCK, CRAIG L. Craig plans to maior in either physical education or history . . . is an athlete who enioys football, basketball, and baseball. WALTER, TAMMY J. lTotalI Tammy plans to maior in criminal iustice at the University of Scranton . . . likes the beach . . . really enidyed going to Quebec with the French class. WASHINGTON, GORDON A. IAIlenJ Allen will attend either the University of Pennsylvania or Yale to maior in pre-law . . . enjoys all sports, especially wrestling, weightlifting, and swimming. WATSON, MICHAEL L. lMikel Mike plans to work for awhile, and later go to school , . .enioys early dismissal and the cabin. 57 . cl I -. Richard A. Weikert Robbin L. West C. William Whittington Michael 5. Wilhicle William M. Wilhide Charles E. Willhide Steve E. Wishard Julie K. Wolff WEIKERT, RICHARD A. IRickl Rick plans to work at Weikert's Imports Ltd. as o mechanic . . , would like to tour the United States. WEST, ROBBIN L. Robbin will enter the secretarial field . . . enioys friends, long walks, and cheerleading. WHITTINGTON, C. WILLIAM IBilll Bill plans to work at the Geyer Lumber Company as a carpenter . . . enioys riding his horse . . . his most memorable event was the 1976 Prom. WILHIDE, MICHAEL J. IBuzzl Mike intends to get a iob . . . enioys music and 7th period parties at his house. WILLHIDE, CHARLES E. lChuckl Chuck wants to maior in accounting at Shippensburg State College . . . enioyed Tribe, choir, band, and the Chordbusters . . . remembers the all school productions. WOLFF, JULIE K. Julie wishes to get a iob after graduation . . . likes walks in the mountains and Woody Allen mov- ies. WOLFF, ROBERT E. lWolffiel Bob plans to work at Waynesboro Electric . . . enioys sports and remembers playing football for W.A.S.H.S. YEAGER C FRANK monk, Robert E. Wolff C. Frank Yeager Frank plans to work at a local machine shop . . . hobbies include coin collecting, and stamp col- Iecting. ZEHLER, BONITA A. lleldal Bonnie will attend college . . . remembers setting the state record in the 880 yard medley relay in 1975 at the Girl's State Track and Field Finals. I l Bonita A. Zehler 58 CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS Seated: B. Ditch, P. Smith, J. Anderson, D. Rudolph, V. Miller, M. Matin, M. Scott, V. Royer. Standing: D. Smith, C. Moore, B. Reed, M. Hartman, M. Eighenbrode, M. Schriver M. Walters. x -Q R. Moats and F. Hollenshead. J. A. Hess, R. Mackley, S. Anderson. ' The Greatest Fund Raisersf' The iunior class has had two very successful fund raising proiects with the help of their advisors, Mr. Cutchall and Mr. Eberly. As sophomores they sold magazines and this year they sold candy bars. The class likes to think of themselves as The Greatest Fund Raisers. They will use the money they have earned to pay for this year's prom and their senior class trip. i Row T: D. Good, L. Baker, L. Geiger, M. Rovnak. Row 2: H. Minnich, B. Huff, S. Lawler, M. Shank, B. Shank. T. Eberly lodvisorl, R. Hoque lvice-presidentl, A. McCleaf lpresidentl, M. Baker lsecretaryl, R. Cutchall ladvisorl. Wendy Angus Jenny Arendt Jon Atherholt Patti Baer Kim Baker Lisa Baker Marcia Baker Vicki Baker Pam Bakner Jeff Barlup Toni Barlup John Barnes Pam Barnhart Stuart Bailey Frances Bassett Debra Baugher Dale Beaver Mike Benedict Denise Bercaw Kirk Berger Jeff Blubaugh Mary Blubaugh Gerald Bingaman Sue Bingaman Wendell Bingaman Kip Bonner Rick Bonner Mike Boswell Robert Borne Angela Bradford Kim Bramel Kenny Bricker Kevin Brown Sandra Brown Jean Bumbaugh Kevin Bumgardner Cathy Burkholder Teresa Butts Kim Calimer Lori Calimer Matt Carroll Marcia Cason Michelle Cheatham Debra Chilcote Bonnie Clark Kim Cline Dawn Coldsmith Jeff Collins Jeanette Compher Bill Cook Dave Cook Carol Cool Susan Coursey Betty Cox Deanna Cox Melissa Cox Mary Criste Cindy Crum Steve Cummins Jason Cunningham Gerald Daley Jerry Dalton Tim Dean Bob Deegan Dwyer Dennis Kirk Dewease Karen Dice Bruce Ditch Tony Ditch Todd Dorsett Tim Doyle Mike Drent Carol East Debbie Eck Terry Emory Cindy Eyler Kris Feldmyer Jim Fitz Michelle Flood Betty Flora Susan Ford Marty Foster Bob Francis Alan Frantz Jim Frazee Bonnie Freeman Dennis Freeman Margaret Garcia Barb Gardner Sharon Gates Sue Gates Paul Gauger Terry Geesaman Loretta Geiger Dale Gembe Trudy Gembe Jeff George Bob Gingrich Patty Glomb Dirk Geortz Diane Good Theona Gossert Debbie Green Glenn Grove Don Grissinger Rhonda Harbaugh Deonna Helman Dennis Helman John Helman Mike Hemier Dan Hess Steven Hess Debra Hickock Karen Holiingsheod Andy Hough Raquiba Hoque Pam Hovis Kim Howe Becky Huff Laurie Huff Deb Hull Shawn Hunsecker Mark Hutton Tina Johns Jennifer Jones Donald Kauffman Mike Kauffman John Kemper Brenda Kent Dorothy Kent William Kent Debbie Kint Cindy Kline Dave Kline Greg Kline Toya Kline Mike Kokoski Craig Koons Josh Koons Todd Koons Donald Kreller Cas Kriechbaum Bryan Krueger Georgia Kuchler Sue Lawler Brian Leib Suzanne Lockwood Tammy Lohman Ty Long John Lowson Rob Lynerd Linda McArthur Tania McBride Alan McCleaf Dave McCleary Sue McCleary Scott McKendrick Donald McQuait James McQuait Mike Maicher Keith Manriquez Laura Manns Angela Martin Clint Martin Jackie Martin Kelly Martin Tami Martin Jack Mattern Fred Matthews Sandee Meagher Mike Medevich Jim Meek Brian Melloft Lisa Menfzer Alan Miller Lori Miller Mary Ellen Miller Tim Miller Connie Minnich Donna Mae Minnich Donna Marion Minnich Heidi Minnich Lisa Mitchell Barb Moats Brad Momas Brian Mong Bob Monn Dwayne Monn Leon Montoy Chuck Morningstar Jeff Moser Callista Mowen Gerald Murdorf Bill Naphy Richard Naugle Kathy Nester Donna Newlin Doug Newman Linda Niedentohl Darryl Nunemaker Patty O'Brien Teresa O'Brien Dan Patterson Marcy Peiffer Larry Plantz Valerie Plowman Leiter Prior Rick Pryor Sherry Pokovige Dianna Rakentine Rick Ray Jeff Reecher Rose Reed Angela Reichard Delia Ressler Cheryl Rice Kerry Richardson Denise Ricker Elaine Robinson Stan Rock Terry Rock Jody Rosenberry Mary Beth Rovnak .lay Sanders Russel Sauter Cydney Savage Carole Schwartz Curt Scott Paul Scott Susan Scott Denise Scruggs Cindy Sease Jerry Sell Mike Selman Karen Shade Bill Shank Mickey Shank Mike Shank Tom Shank Carole Sharrah Cristy Sharrah Jeff Sheen Don Sheffler Tom Sheffler Laura Shepard Mark Shew Kenny Shockey Tom Shockey Tammy Shull Mark Siegrist Tim Simmons Chris Sipe Alan Smith Brian Smith David Smith Malt Smith Bob Snowden Rick Snyder Jody Spangler Dave Spessard Chuck Spoonhour Vicki Sprankle Vincent Sprankle Todd Staley Joe Stanton Dave Stephy Jeff Stepler Lisa Stottlemyer Pam Stottlemyer Melissa Stouffer in-..i Tammy Wilhide Tim Willson Brenda Winger! Dale Wise Jeff Wise Allen Zenfmyer Brian Zimmerman Kris Zody Doug Wolff Leroy Wolff Jeff Wolford Mike Yeager Alan Yenfsch .lim Yingling Mike Yingling Pam Yorder S Bradford Strung Dave Stausner Mike Sfrife Ruth Sfuller Lisa Sung Bruce Swink Cindy Swisher John Taylor Phanee Thanabordee Mary Tierny Ken Toms Laura Toms Todd Ulrich ,T if Deb Vanderaulifi John Vanderau E Brenda Vqughnf! in LKim,Verdier is Karen Wagaman, 1 3 L r L. '- Tammy Wagaman 3 Herman Walter Y Susan Webster 2 Jay Wefherald - 1 Ken Wierman 1 Sieve Wile - X L n 1 if , l l :UH Ai ,,r ll? ,, i ix x E e ,, L T ii, Nfx .M :1'.,5 A K v . :M.gM?kAXN-X , ,' U3 K Aviv' i 'M all i i l l N ,,M,x... 5 1 l Q l Sophomore Executive Council what D. Kehr l0dVISOfl, J. Wlshard ltreasurerl, R. Helfrick lpresidentl, L. Stover lsecretaryl, D. Curlen lhisto- rianl, A. Margin lvice presidentl, M. Brezler ladvisarl. Mrs. Brezler and Mr. Kehr were chosen as advisors to the sophomore class. Elec- tions were held and Robb Helfrick was elected president of the class. Alison Mar- gin was elected vice president, Laurie Sto- ver as secretary, Jill Wishard as treasurer, and Diane Curlen as historian. The sophomores sold popcorn for their fund raising proiect. 68 Row 1: J. George, G. Little, J. Egolf, J. Stern, M. Baker, N. Custer. Row 2: M. Moyer, D. Wilkenson, D. Adams, K. Kluck, J. Pieterse Row 3: T. Cover, K. Rugg. David Adams Dawn Adams Debbie Addlesberger Robert Amsley Debbie Atherholt Patti Ausherman Brian Baker Cindy Baker Mary Baker Misty Baker Pam Baker Phyllis Baker Sherry Baker Sherry Bakner Bruce Barbour Ross Bare Trudy Barkdoll Tina Barlup Donna Bornhart Jimmy Barnhart Terry Barnhart Mary Bassett Peter Baughman Lisa Baumgardner Bob Baylor Mike Beck Doug Beckner Allyson Beddoe Theresa Beler Mark Bender Keith Benedict Tammy Benshoff Wanda Benshoff Walter Bercaw Carol Besecker Kirk Besecker Patty Betts Ken Beyers Mark Binkley Alison Bittner Lynn Bloom Harold Blubaugh Jodi Blubaugh Bonnie Bonebrake Steve Bonner Susan Bonner Lisa Borzager Tom Boswell James Bowders Terry Bowders Bill Bowell John Bowling Vic Bowman John Brewer, Jr. T Rob Britt Callie Brown Donna Brown Jim Brown Nancy Brull Lucinda Bumbaugh Mike Bumbaugh Mary Ann Burgan Deb Brukel Robbin Burns Mary Boyle Lisa Byers Sfeve Calimer John Canller Karler Canfler Mike Cantrell Curtis Carbaugh Marlon Carbaugh Rich Carbaugh Jim Carson Belh Cauffman Trudy Chrisfman Kerry Collins Terry Collins Judy Cook Ken Cook Stanley Cook Mark Cordell Tammy Cover Thane Coyle Dena Cleaver Kellie Creager Donald Crider Gladys Crider Kirby Crider Diane Curlen John Cushing Jennifer Daley Debbie Daywalt Darlene Debrick Gary Decker George DeGrange Bill Dick Henri Dick Ken Dick Pal Doyle Marc Dull Tom Dunham Joyce Ebersole Joyce Egolf Richard Eigenborde Scott Emery Teri Etler Lori Eyler Greg Farnsworlh Donald Fauks Tina Ferguson Lisa Finney Donald Fisher Laurie Fisher Ray Fisher Vince Flasher Jim Fleagle Ladonna Flegal Mike Flesch Karen Flohr Joe Florence Susan Foreman Calhy Forney Donald Forresi Bill Forlney Gina Forlney Ruth Foss Bonnie Freeman Pamela Freeman Sieve Freeman Vera Freeman Becky French Jymme Funk Mike Ganfz Jan Gardenhour Micah Garling Kathy Gales Tammy Gales Ken Gearhart Sherry Geary Larry Geesaman Julie George Kreed Gerdner Rhonda Gift Jackie Gingrich Patty Grafton Barbie Gray Jeff Grove Mark Grove Pam Grove Mike Gordon Donald Gosserr Laura Grube Brenda Haines Linda Haines Tina Hampton Anna Harbaugh Bonnie Harbaugh Donna Harbaugh Lowell Harbaugh Gail Hartman Jeff Hough Rick Haughinbaugh Kim Hawkins Debbie Heefner Emma Heffley Sharon Heffner Vicky Heinfzelman Joan Helfrick Robb Helfrick Eric Helman Jane Helman John Helman Sarah Helman Tom Henicle Rhonda Heinlzelman Siacy Hess Frank Heffenschuller Mitchell Hickock Tracy Highi Dan Hill Kim Hillsinger Tom Hind Alan Hintermeyer Larry Hockenberry John Hoffman Sheree Hoke John Hollen Brook Hoover Karen Hoover Todd Hoover Kafhy Hubin Crystal Huff Laurie Huff Sharon Huff Richard Hummer Mike Hunter Sharon Huntsherry Cindy Joiner Drue Jones Gina Jones Lorie Jones David Kauffman Rick Kauffman Glenn Kaufman Richard Kaufman Tim Keeney Jeff Keller Gary Kennedy Mark Keffoman Elnora Keyser Kim King Tom King Dave Kinl Erica Kipe Jeff Kline Joyce Kline Steve Kline Monica Kling Joyce Klingon Cathy Kluck Brian Knepper Cindy Knepper Debbie Knepper Susan Knepper Charles Kneasel Terry Knoll Greg Kohler John Koons Tim Dreitz Tina Kreps Kevin Kriner Kim Kriner Lindo Layman Karly Leary William Leary Katie Leckron Tim Lininger Virginia Little Pete Lombard Lisa Luckenbach Diane McCardell Brian McCarthy Robert McClellan Annette McGlaughlin Bobby McKean Laura McKula Rhonda McNeil Attila Mandy Allison Margin Glenna Marghall Lori Martain Jay Martin Julie Martin Margaret Martin Jeff Martz Jill Masters Bob Mathews Debbie Matthews Gerald Meisaon Jean Mentzer Louise Mentzer Scott Mickey Brian Miller Debbie Miller Jeff Miller Mike Miller Suzanne Miner Chuck Minnich Norma Misner Roxanna Moats Pam Mohnn Randy Mohn Brad Monn Cindy Monn Mary Monn Pam Monn Bud Moore Lisa Morgentall Freda Morris Christina Mort Dawn Moudy Melissa Moyer John Mulcahy Andrew Mumma John Murdorf Jack Myers Kim Naugle Sue Naylor Dave Nead Mike Newlin Wayne Newcomer Stephanie Nicodemus Kelly Niedentohl Randy Nolan Lisa Null Jim Nunemaker Carol Nye Kurtis Oliver Rob Palm Beverly Pepple George Pepple Al Peters Debbie Peterson Neal Peterson George Philips Glen Phillips Jacki Pieterse Harry Piper Ken Piper Karen Pipher Alan Poff Cindy Pollard Barb Provard Greg Pryor Jack Pryor Ken Pryor Lori Pukavige Karen Punt Mike Punt Jim Record Aurita Reed Danny Reed Kim Reed Pam Reed Steve Reed Sue Reed Tim Reed Kim Reeves Wendy Reider Carla Reichard Steve Ressler Kelly Robinson Daryl Rock Rob Rock Andy Rodgers MaraKay Rogers Jeff Rook Tim Rosenberger Kathy Rowe Kim Rugg Robert Rush Paul Sauder Barb Sanders David Sanders Harold Sanders Michele Sanders Rex Sanders Kim Schaeffer Larry Schleia Lori Schlosser Howard Schroyer Arley Scott George Scott John Scott Marion Scott Robert Scott Mark Selman Brenda Seville Rod Shade Tammy Shank Barb Shorrah Jeanette Shearer Richard Shearer Becky Sheffler Darlene Sheffler Salinda Sheffler Leonard Shifflett Ed Shindeldecker Audra Shockey Chuck Shockey Gary Shockey Mike Shockey Trudy Shockey Jackie Shriner Theresa Shriver Lori Shull Brenda Sines Joy Smedley Barb Smith Carolyn Smith Cathy Smith Randy Smith Laura Snider Beth Snively Ed Snodderly Kreig Snowberger William Snowberger Bonnie Speaks Christine Sprankle Patti Sprenkle Tammy Spicer Carolin Staley Pam Staley Robin Staley Celia Stanbaugh Sally Stanley Michelle Stapleford Janeen Stern Chris Stine Tina Stine Dale Stoops Karen Stottlemyer Mary Stouffer Michael Stouffer Laurie Stover Jackie Strasser Jeff Stull Kevin Sullivan Susan Summers Felix Sung Darlene Swart Randy Swink Lucinda Swope Suzanne Swope Chip Terry lntawon Thanabodee Cassandra Thompson Terri Toms Theresa Topper Barb Triesh Willie Trostle Gary Turner Carol Tyler LaJana Unger Gary Vaughn Richard Vaughn Daris Veilleux Jane Verdier Pam Wagaman Laurie Wagaman Kim Wagaman Donald Woodring Teresa Wright Jill Wishard Kathy Wishard Susan Wolfe Todd Wolff Carol Wagoman Dennis Wagaman Joann Wagaman Kathy Wagaman Debra Walck Stephanie Walker Glen Wallace John Warford Andy Warner Melanie Washabaugh Michael Welty Doug West Doug White Doug Whittington Goldie Wible Darryl Wilders Karen Wilhide Steve Wilhide Zack Wilhide Dwight Wilkinson Larry Willhide Sheilda Wilson Sherry Wingert Craig Wishard Wanda Bakner Deana Cox Carol East Tammy Eck Robin George Elwood Gray Kelly Grove Dolores Koons Ben Lawrence Kitty McCoy Suzy Mason Tim Mitchell Harriet Bumbaugh Jennifer Daley Rhonda Elbin Brenda Hanes Rob Helfrick Karen Hoover Kathy Hubin Lisa Luckenbach Jeff Miller Stephanie Nicodemus Louis Otto Lori Schlosser Robin Staley Sally Stanley Harold Stumbaugh Darlene Swart Terri Toms James Wagaman Jeff Moats Melodie Peiffer Kirk Snyder Melissa Stouffer Debra Watts JUNICDRS SOPHOMORES Richie Warner Wrennis Welsh J 5: Qc , 4 . C -1 : 'q Q .. N , X x 1 A 4 , , , 1 ' ,f ff X f Z f . R 14 I W l -tIeg i,T'i'N fl fl f W ' 'Q' u 4' 3 f 1 'WV f -W ? 1' n M K xnsl ll sf Q., 1. ' -' -' n:bI f sf if J Q NQQ3 stiff., , Q 'N C ' X . QL kj AFQL5 IQ dfP'f5 i Z Indian Band Travels The 1976-77 lndian Band had no small chal- lenge to face in maintaining the reputation of musical excellence acquired over many years. But the members of both the band and band front willingly sacrificed their time and put forth extra effort to make the performances of the marching and concert seasons memorable for themselves and the audiences. Band camp was the first indication that they would have to work to retain their status as members of the Indian Band. They marched and drilled during the five-day band camp. Their hard work and determination paid off, as they emerged a well disciplined unit for the football season and area parades. The dedication of the band members was fur- ther evidenced in the preparation of music for the annual mid-winter concert. Although schools were closed, the band sought permission to use the Lutheran Church, where they rehearsed for the concert. Probably one of the greatest rewards the band received for its hard work was the invita- tion to participate in the Atlanta, Georgia Dog- wood Festival in the spring. This recognition more than iustified the band's efforts and proved to be a fitting finale to the 1976-7 7 band activi- ties. 80 K. Cline imaiorette co-captainl, D. Buterbaugh icolorguord Qcaptainl, A. Kint lcolorguard co-captaini, T. Rankin fdru maiorj, not pictured S. Hunsecker fmaiorette co-captainl. m To Atlanta ,,,fff., a w VELVETONES AND ORCHESTRA Row l: L. Sung, C. Kriechbaum, D. Adams, T. Rankin, M. Hoffman, J. Bumbaugh, L. Sprankle, K. Schaeffer, D. Stephy, J. Fitz. Row 2: J. Fleagle, B. Gymbe, B. Shank, C. Oliver. Row 3: D. Atherholt, J. Atherholt, A. McCleaf, J. Bishop, G. Sell, D. Stern, J. Hollen, M. Grove. Row I: B. Pierce, J. Fortney, T. Otto, D. Gossert, M. Rogers, A. Baylor, B. Baylor, C. Goertz, D. Stoops, B. McCarthy, C. Kriehbaum. Row 2: B. Krueger, T. Gembe, L. Stover, S. Hunsecker, D. Newlin, D. Eberly, S. Gates, J. Bumbaugh, C. Swisher, L. Middlekauff, D. Coldsmith, T. Rankin, P. Monn, B. Kent. Row 3: F. Basset, J. Bishop, J. Atherholt, L. Lucken- bach, B. Shank, B. Gembe, D. Stern, G. Sell, B. Zehler, F. J. Fleagle. Row 4: J. Fitz, S. Shinham, B. Zimmerman, A. Edel- man lconductorl, D. Adams, A. McCleaf, D. Stephy. , 1 X , L , The stage band is usually comprised of saxophones, a clarinet, a tuba, trom- bones, trumpets, drums, a string bass and a piano. This year, though, the Velvetones added French horns for the Christmas concert, in which they per- formed traditional pieces in modified iazz arrangements. The Velvetones held their annual Sentimental Journey for adults in Feb- ruary and performed for various local functions as well as concerts. The orchestra, directed by Mr. Edel- man, performed in the Christmas, Mid- winter and Spring concerts. lt draws its members from the string ensemble and the concert band. The repertoire of the orchestra is wide and varied, including adaptations of orchestral works, mod- ern music, and lighter contemporary arrangements. !,. f -- Ck 4 ,- ,f , . lf, 'l-Q,!,,l,,,,, Q . .-,,fj.,. , . f ' ' iff.. ' ' ll 1 J' ef. If fl .J ,V f, . f , L. ., f. fl ,J ,! f-ff x C 2, Glee Club And Sophomore Choir The only requirements a girl must fulfill in order to become a member of Girls Glee Club are that she be willing to rehearse daily in class, and that she enioy singing. The Glee Club is comprised of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. They are directed by Mr. Kowallis, and make appearances at concerts, assemblies. They have also partici- pated in area church services, pro- viding special music from their reper- toire of sacred and secular music. The Sophomore Choir is new this year to the vocal music department at WASHS. All Sophomores who wish to sing in choir must ioin the Sophomore Choir. 84 Row 1: R. Harbaugh, L. Sung, R. Harbaugh, J. Jones, T. Eck, C. Grove. Row 2: L. Calimer, L. Mentzer, D. Buterbaugh. Row 3: L. Niedentohl, J. Compher, G. Hartman, D. Bercaw, D. Chilcote, S. Coursey, D. Thomas, L. Layman. Row 4: J. Smedley, A. Reichard, R. Benedict, P. Baer, M. Bates, L. Gardenhour, J. Spangler, B. Kline, S. Foster, C. Scott. Row 5: K. Wagaman, L. Miller, C. McGarity, V. Sprankle, K. Dietrich, P. Scott, M. Garcia, D. Eberly, T. Shull, M. Peiffer, B. Keckler. Row I: S. Summers, K. Hawkins, L. Stover, C. Joiner, T. Shriver, T. Cover, P. Monn, K. Schaeffer, E. Keyser. Row 2: C. Sprankle, S. Walker, T. Shockey, S. Hoke, F. Sung, R. Swink, L. Fisher, L. Grube, F. Morrison, J. Shearer. Row 3: W. Reiber, L. Null, C. Reichard, D. Curlen, C. Oliver, A. Peters, G. Pryor, S. Wolfe, S. Bakner, K. Niedentohl, C. Besecker. Row 4: T. Topper, S. Hess, K. Kluck, J. Wishard, J. Stern, J. Masters, N. Misner, K. Leckron, M. Sanders, P. Staley. Row 5: K. Hoover, S. Stanley, D. Atherholt, R. Britt, T. Dunham, B. Leary, J. Holland, L. Shull, K. Hillsinger. Tribe And Chordbusters Row 1: J. Meek, C. Wilhide, D. Gossard, R. Ray, K. Wierman, J. Vanderau. Row 2: J. Svartberg, F. Stum, M. Shank, K. Grove, K. Bonner, C. Smith, A. Hartman. Row 3: W. Melhorn, J. Lange, T. Rankin, B. Black, M. Rock, D. Stephy. Row 4: J. Sell, S. Shinham, J. McDaniel, D. Smith, B. Gingrich, K. Cantler. Accompanist: Jaime Bishop. Membership in the WASHS Tribe is open to any male who wishes to partici- pate. The Tribesmen meet in classes daily. Under the direction of Mr. Kowal- lis, they appear at concerts and school assemblies, they have gained renown in previous years by performing at various functions, including the Pa. Music Edu- cators Association. Their repertoire includes madrigals, folk songs, and humorous songs. The Chordbusters comprised of Mike Rock, tenor, Chuck Wilhide, lead, or second tenor, Brian Black, baritone, and Jerry Lange, bass, the Chordbus- ters practice after school, three after- noons per week. Choice of music and choreography for the programs are entirely their decisions, they perform at concerts, assemblies, and numerous community functions. C. Wilhide, J. Lange, B. Black, M. Rock. 85 V fam!! a'wra1s:ez2.z2 ' ' ieslezssm a , ..ag.1m1IrSQwm 3Qxis R S1wvs1sf.fsmmasee:2H12Nz1:,vw'kf: 1+ ,, MUSIC CLUB AND ART CLUB B. Black lpres.l, Row l: M. Rock, K. Null lvice-pres.l, J. Svartberg, S. Foster, C. Willhide, D. Gossert. Row 2: C. Grove, L. Sung, lsec.l, J. Lange, C. Smith, M. Garcia, G. Sell. Row 3: K. Stambaugh, D. Eberly, V. Sprankle, C. Cluck, K. Leckron, L. Mentzer, K. Schaffer. Members of the Music Club meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Their common interest is, of course, music, a variety of programs are presented by the students. This year the members bought recorders with the intention of learning to play them and later performing in small groups. The officers for the 1976-77 year were: Brian Black, president, Kim Null, vice-presi- dent, and Lisa Sung, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Kowallis served as advisor. The Art Club made and sold cal- endars again this year. The members worked long and hard to put together the very popular calendar. Money from this proiect was donated to Milton Simmers, who was recovering from severe burns in a Baltimore hospital. The members also set up an exhibit for the Mid- Winter Concert, which displayed some of their work. if Row : L. Manns, R. Hoque, D. Cline. Row 2: T. Kline, C. Shriver, D. Robinson, D. Cline, P. Dennis. Row 3: M. Blubaugh, D. Helman, L. Kaiser, K. Kriner, S. Rook, G. Small, K. Rowland. Row 4: C. Sharrah, T. McFarland ladvisorl, C. Koons, L. Lopez, C. Savage, K. McCoy, D. Coldsmith, T. Gembe, V. Baich, S. McCleary, L. Rosenberger. 87 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is traditionally one of the most active organizations at WASHS. This year was no exception. The Student Council members serve on different committees, thus allowing the designated groups to devote more time and attention to the many issues which arise. The Social Committee supervises all activities sponsored by the Student Council, among them Homecoming events, Activities Night, and dances. The Rights and Responsibilities Committee, whose duty is to protect the rights of the students and keep them well-informed of their responsibilities, initiated teacher evaluations this year. The Wel- fare Committee is primarily concerned with general courtesies. ln the name of the Student Council, the committee sent cards and flowers to hospitalized students and members of the school staff during the school year. The Welfare Committee was also respon- sible for the development of the Want-Ads bulletin board. The Communications Committee is responsible for the maintenance of the trophy case and publicity for athletic and other school events. The Citizenship Committee is in charge of the selection process for the Outstanding Person of the Month Award. The Constitution!Charter Committee takes care of all affairs dealing with the constitution and issues charters to all the school clubs. This year, they succeeded in revising the Council constitution. The proiects which the Student Council members undertook this year were, for the most part, successful. Their numerous achievements are proof of the better relations between the stu- dents and administrators, which they helped to promote. X time r, I fi g. I W. Melhorn lvice-pres.l, D. Buterbaugh fsec.l, L. Kaiser ipres.l, W. Knepper ladvisorl, T. Kirk ltreas.l 88 fem f f. - ,. 55, x ,,.d,,. A .A. f i i i '. Ev i ..il , 2 : ' . 4 A H 5 .s-. A ,,- 5 -.', l - ' ' -'.' - ' .k,',- 1 m WAYARIAN Row K. Stambaugh leditorl, L. Sung, C. Schwartz, L. Stover, K. Flohr. Row 2: D. Bercaw, K. Calimer, S. Savage, K. McCoy, J. Newcomer, P. Terry, S. Griffin, K. Null. Row 3: V. Balch, F. Basset, N. Hoque, S. Shinham, C. Kreichbaum, A. Baylor, D. Pollard, D. Cleaver, K. Punt. Standing: L. Knier ladvisorj. I i i Row i: K. Kugler, K. Downin, B. Speaks, D. Miller, S. Speaks. Row 2: B. Snivel, B. Provard, R. Foss. Row 3: B. Duke, L. Shanholtz, R. Shank, D. Robinson. f f rar Row I: M. Foster, S. Gates, B. Baylor, T. Rankin, J. Hauber. Row 2: T. Snyder, M. Blubaugh, K. Poff, C. Kriechbaum. Row 3: C.: Scott, C. Snowberger, D. Boucher, D. Thomas. The highly-successful efforts of the 1976-77 Wayarian literary staff is evident in this edition of the yearbook. Under the able direction of editor Kathy Stambaugh, the dedicated staff worked long and hard to make this issue of the Wayarian one of the best student-produced yearbooks WASHS has ever had. They were: Virginia Baich, Frances Bassett, Amy Baylor, Dawn Bender, Denise Bercaw, Kim Calimer, Dena Cleaver, Susan Griffin, Nina Hoque, Kitty McCoy, Linda Niedentohl, Joyce Newcomer, Kim Null, Deb Pollard, Karen Punt, Cydney Savage, Carole Schwartz, Lisa Sung, and Pam Terry. The staff devel- oped the opening section, the senior and underclassmen sections, the administration and personnel section, and the activities, sports, and school life sections under the supervision of Mr. Knier, in his first year as yearbook advisor. The many hours the staff put into the making of the yearbook are apparent, the end product is a fitting tribute to their tireless efforts. The Wayarian business staff handled the advertisement section of the yearbook. The staff members sold space in this sec- tion to area businesses to help finance the yearbook. The staff, under the direction of Mr. Rankin, is an important factor to the cost of the Wayarian, without the busi- ness staff's efforts the yearbook would be much more expensive. BLU E-N-GOLD ,, A,...---.1 i Row I: C. Shriver, V. Baich, J. Lange, K. Johnston, J. Daley. Row 2: C. Shafer fadvisorl, B. Black, S. Bakner, M. Farnsworth leditorl, D. Pollard. Row 3: M. Rock, K. Stottlemyer, M. Rodgers, K. Dice, K, Punt, J. Compher, J. Shearer, S. Griffin. The Blue-n-Gold is the official school newspaper. lt covers all areas of stu- dent life and school interest. Although the Blue-n-Gold had a slow start caused by difficulty in finding a printer, interest in the paper picked up this year. Reporters could be seen search- ing the school for sources of stories and doggedly pecking at typewriters. Miss Schafer, the advisor to the Blue-n-Gold, and Mary Farnsworth, the editor, kept the spirits of the staff members going. 92 Honor Society Begins Tutoring Program The National Honor Society tried something new this year, by beginning a tutoring program. The members volunteered their time and efforts to assist students in their weaker subiects. New members were intro- duced to the National Honor Society at the induction held in March. Rowi C Grove ltreasl L Pentz M Hoffman lpresl D Buterbaugh P Malcher Row2 F Stum K Null M Stefani: K Johnston lvice-pres.l, K. Stambough lsec.j, B. Fry. Row3 C Hurt D Lawler M Devlin K Dietrich L Downm D Eberly M Kulplodvisorl Row4 A Washington J McDaniel J Blubaugh, P. Dennis, T. Small. What Do Library Club Members Do? Members of the'Library Club work in the school library during their free time. Among other things, the members check out books for students, shelve books, and search for magazines. The fines collected are used to purchase new books and library equipment. The Library Club sponsors the faculty tea and the spring banquet. S S Seated: K. Downin lpres.l, J. Harbaugh,lsec.l, D Cooper ladvisorl B Pryor ladvlsorl Rowl B Flora L Gordenhour K Reed R McNeil B Clark S Helman G Hammond Row 2 T Keeny, A. Hartman,T. Keen,K. Dick, M. Rogers,J Helman C Carbaugh R Scott K Baumgardner Row3 K Dice S Webster T Chrlstman P Hovus L Orner D Barnhart J Strasseur J Shriner, D. Daywalt. Row 4: B. Triesh, K. Stottlemeyer 94 X l W5 Witte? ' 'X JYOU -l EDUCATICDN ASSOCIATICDN Row l:J. Arendt lvice pres.l, D. Buterbaugh, lpres.l P. Terry, ltreas.l, L. Niedentohl lsec.l, R. Cutchall ladvisorl. Row 2: D. Hull, B. Fry, D. Baugher, S. Mason, R. Harbaugh, M. Shank, T. Wilhide. Row 3: T. Topper, K. Seilhamer, M. Sanders, M. Bates, L. Spran- kle, K. Kugler, V. Baich, G. Hintermyer. Row 4: D. Lawler, F. Smith, K. Bohn, D. Kirby, K. Stine, S. Stine, C. McGarity, J. New- comer, A. Reichard. The Pennsylvania Youth Education Associa- tion is interested in supporting and improving education. The members help teachers and administrators to improve the school commu- nity. They learn about the different aspects of school life and education. This year, the thirty members of the WASHS chapter of the Pennsylvania Youth Education Association traveled to the 'main campus of Pennsylvania State University. 95 SFS AND FRIENDS INTERNATIONAL Students For Survival consists of students interested in protecting the environment. The club which is divided into several committees according to various aspects of ecology, worked very hard toward the expected completion of a recycling center in the Waynesboro Area. Their other proiects included a Clean Up The Country Side drive and a bulletin board, which suggested ways to con- serve energy. Row I: C. Kreichboum ladvisorl, D. Pollard, L. Kaiser, L. Middlekauff, T. Dorsett, J. Hauber, K. Kiet rick, M. Garcia. Row 2: M. Farnsworth, A. Washington, B. Baylor, A. Baylor, S. Needy. Row 3: K Hollenshead, C. Crum, M. Bates, C. Swartz. The purpose of Friends International is to explore and promote understand- ing of cultures which differ from ours. The clubs fund raising proiect, selling imported candy, proved to be very popular and successful. The club also featured guest speakers at their meet- ings and enioyed slides from Africa and Saudi Arabia. This year's AFS student, Johan Svartberg, entertained the club with Swedish folk songs. Money earned from the candy sale went toward an AFS weekend in which the club sponsored AFS students. The visiting students observed a day of classes, enioyed a student body assem- bly and visited Hershey Park. Row I : M. Martin, K. Cantler, C. Sease, J. Svartberg, J. Jones, S. Geary. Row 2: P. Sprankly, S. Coussey, J. Compher, L. Mentzer, D Chilcote, lvice-pres.l. Row 3: M. Garcia, Isec.-treas.I D. Baugher, V. Sprankle, M. Criste. Row 4: A. Moy, G. Sell Ipres.l M. Bucklew. 96 MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS Seated K Dietrich C Hurt B Black Standing D Chllcote S Foster D Smith J Lange A Bucyiadvisorl. The Morning Announce- ments Club consists of ener- getic students who help school students rub the sleep out of their eyes during homeroom by waking them up with a thought for the day, or a stum- ble over intricate wording. The club, with its advisor, Mrs. Bucy, is an indispensable asset to WASHS. DRAMA CLUB AND BGWLING LEAGUE The Drama Club is interested in opening up the area of dramatic arts to any students curi- ous about the theatre. The l976-77 members started the year by studying the basics of act- ing. The students also enioyed participating in and learning from the many areas of the all school production. Under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Brezler, they also presented a play for the elementary students. Row l : J. Compher, S. Summers, S. Coursey. Row 2: K. Leckron, C. McGarity, K. Kluck, F. Morrison, D. Gossert, F. Kintzel. Row 3: K. Dietrich, S. Brown, S. Griffin, P. Scott. Bowling League meets every Friday to compete with one another. Each of the 30 members bowl three games a week, and may also bowl in singles, doubles, and team tournaments. There are ten teams competing for lst place and each member is awarded a trophy for participation, among other trophies. The advisor is Mr. lrwin. President of the club is Marty Foster, secretary is Sue Gates, and treasurer is Suzy Mason. Row 1: T. Kreps, M. Foster, R. Nogle, K. Dewease. Row 2: M. Blubaugh, M. Cox, K. Hollinshead, C. Pollard, J. Jones, D. Pollard, R L F' C N i h P. Betts. Shoemaker, S. Hess, S. Gates, S. Mason. Row 3: D. Mathews, L. Martin, C. Kreager, S. Wolf, D. Perry, . mny, . e g , 98 MATH CLUB AND CHESS CLUB The Math Club is for any stu- dent interested in learning more about different aspects of mathe- matics. This year the 76-77 Math Club learned to program a calcu- lator. The students involved did a lot of this work on their own, and called a meeting whenever new questions arose. Row l: M. Rock, B. Gardner, J. Jones, D. Smith, M. Rogers, F. Kintzel, K. Wierman. Row 2: P. Gingrich ladvisorl, L. Sittler ladvi- sorl. 1 The WASHS Chess Club meets every Tuesday after school with its advisor, Mr. Ohler. The Chess team finished its last season with a 9-O record. They also captured the South Central Pennsylvania Chess League title and placed fifth in the State Scholastic Championships in Philadelphia. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America had two successful fund raising pro- iects to finance the annual banquet. The members sold citrus fruit and seeds as each of their proiects. They also sponsored the Donkey Basket- ball game in the WASHS gym. lO0 Row l: R. Nunemaker, A. Scott, J. Stull lvice-pres.l, G. Kennedy, R. Sanders, T. Shank, R. Scott, J. Ray, D. Baumgardner, K. Frazier, N. Kennedy, C. Brown, K. Wagaman, M. Monn, D. McKean. Row 2: S. Webster, R. Freeman lsec.l, R. Heffley, E. Beeler lhist.l, J. Garber lpres.l, D. Smith, lchap.l, K. Naugle, D. Bakner, P. Bakner, G. Marshall, G. Phillips, K. Crider, G. Heiston. Row 3: E. Stull lreporterl, J. George, D. Stoops, A. Frantz, J. Shew, K. Shockey, B. Barbour, D. Woodring, D. Freeman, J. Haugh, D. Kauffman, T. Willison. Row 4: M. Garling, E. Starliper, L. Shifflett, D. Wagaman, D. Walters, B. Strang, D. Morgan, B. Baker, T. Hight, G. Kauffman, P. Benchoff ladvisorl. Row 5: C. Kneasel, F. Hettenschuller, H. Piper, K. Byers, R. Smith, J. Cummins, T. Shockey, C. Spoonhour, M. Hunter, M. Carbaugh, R. Birely, J. Wal- ford, G. Herrod ladvisorl. Row 6: D. Ressler, K. Besecker, R. Reed, J. Koons, P. Johnson, D. Beaver, P. Gauger, T. Knoll, P. Noll, D. Ashway lsent.l, B. Shearer, B. Stouffer, Row 7: G. Reichard fadvisorl, J. Redano, R. Shank, T. Rock, F. Monn, W. Freelove, J. Kauffman, H. Sanders, B. Sinew, A. Shaner, V. Richardson. Row 8: D. Kehr ladvisorl, D. Kirkpatrick, J. Martin, J. Kauffman, O. Reed ftreas.l. SKI CLUB Row l: J. Stern, N. Brull, S. Bakner, D. Cleaver, K. Punt, L. Schlosser, J. Svartberg, C. Goertz. Row 2: L. Sprankle, J. Collins, J. Hebda. Row 3: L. Kisher, B. Fry, M. McCardell, M. Farnsworth B Smith, S. Stanley, J. Criste, K. Collins, D. White. Row 4: V. Baich, C. Hirt, P. Lombard, D. Adams, A. Bowders, K. Hawkins, K. Bastin, S. Hunsecker, D. Stern, J. Warford. Row 5: M Hardman P. Sauder, B. Cox, L. Pryor, D. Baugher, M. Hasty, A. Hintermeyer. Row 6: S. Mickey, M. Elliot, R. Beaumont ladvisorl, B. Smith ladvisorl, P. Dill, L. Wagaman, J. Stanton, J. Pletersie F Mathews, C. Morningstar, G. Sell. The Ski Club started off on a ioyful slope season. The members of the club piled into cars every Monday in January and headed towards Ski Liberty. Following the mad scrambles for poles, boots, and skis, the members were divided into groups according to their experience and given an hour of instruction. The beginners struggled up and down the easy slope, Sneaky Pete, while the advanced skiers whizzed by on the tougher slope, White Lightening. At the end of the season all of the members agreed that they had had fun, and they vowed to return again next year, if only to conquer that one mogul. fi ' lm ff' X iffw 53' gxfzf Q 'fi C J ifmirg K YZ F A I .V I 1 ll J R ,,-YL b I I lt It 1 D i 11, I 1 ,f p' ' xx ' 4. J . ., A 3 I 'jf ' ff ,,v ' 1 . , Students Volunteer Efforts ln Health Row 1: L. Shepard, K. Grove, C. Goertz, J. Meek, T. Shull, L. Mentzer, C. Sease. Row 2: S. Freeman, S. Summers, L. Finney, T. Otto, J. Svartberg, K. Phillips, L. Miller, Mrs. Altland. Row 3: S. Stanley, K. Hillsinger, K. Glomb, K. Kriner, L. Luckenbach, K. Creager, K. Rowe. Row 4: L. Gardnerhour, K. Stottlemeyer, D. Daywalt, S. Shockey, B. Provard, L. G e Morganthall. Row 5: C. Rice, C. Stephenson. Club The Health Careers Club consists of WASHS students who are interested in careers in the medical field. The members volunteer their time to the Candy Striper program at the Waynesboro Hospital, and the Blood Bank. They also work shifts in the school's health room. The club had a very successful calendar drive this year. Y t TKP And Home Ec. ClJo Row 1: C. Manahan ladvisorl, K. Bohn, D. Kirby, G. Hammond. Row 2: T. Luckengach, J. Fortney, D. Fisher, J. Mohn, L. Gilland, K. Downin. Row 3: B. Kline, A. Kint, R. Harelson. Row 4: S. Hess, C. Duffey, D. Mann, K. Kriner, K. Poff. Row 1: D. Mann, J. Mohn, C. Freeman, L. Gift, K. Poff. Row 2: B. Easterday ladvisorl, K. Downin, M. Bates, L. Swope. Row 3: G. Ham- mond, A. Kint. Tau Kappa Phi is a group of girls who are interested in helping the school and community. The girls tra- ditionally decorate the school for home football games and decorate a tree for school during the Christ- mas season. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets are presented to needy families in Waynesboro. The Home Ec. Club is o group of girls who want to become better homemakers. The girls explore dif- ferent crafts, like macrame, terrari- ums, embroidery, etc. Appearances by guest speakers who wish to share their talents add to the interest of the club. i03 BUSINESS CLUB Row I: S. Wilson, B. Grey, C. Scott, R. Harbaugh, C. Sharrah, D. Minnich, S. Mason, A. Shockey, T. Beeler, K. Poff, T. Snyder, J. Monn. Row 2: M. Guants, D. Eiganbrode, K. Glomb, R. Vanderau, D. Stottlemeyer, E. Summers, L. Toms, Mrs. Glover ladvisorl, M. Flood, D. Hull, M. McCleaf, P. Lambert. The members of the business Club have guest speakers from area business and schools of business to acquaint the members with the different aspects of business. The members also visit local places of business. The Business Club had a hoagie sale this year, and the proceeds provided funds for a field trip and the summer picnic. J. Harbaugh, M. Diffenbaucher, K. Poff, D. Monn, T. Snyder. ,.1,N 1 ff- x nf ' 4' f I ' 1 ',',. XX' .Z Ei , x, 'ff , , 'Q ' Q, 5. ,I 94 'f' Lf I l- .5 , s-vs-,. V I-1--. A - . 'Z'r1X , -J! ffl , 1 Q4 I , 3 Q? , A f ' 4? ,f':.-.-':r::1T!.2P1 ' 3 ' ' ff W 5:L?. f-i?'71'2l'-Tl, 5- f' 'wx X6 1 f R 55SL4fi,i'1 J, fi fzfz, 2 , . , f ' jgfxfi' 44a7f! lQff'- 1' 1 ,gf ff X4 5,1 IPM ' I W iff , iff? 4 fp If f' '-'Q '49 -C-'mf 'ff E 1, Ig 'ff ff f y 1 1 f i-'IM ZS' XXBXQSAV-4 ,n 4 v f ff ' 4, j X 4 1 , bi. X f X 1 f ,mfg , I :Q'fvC.'-I If ' i?:5f f Lf g ' fl f f 'IM' j f xx ' 7 -i' A ' i a f W ffl Xxx ,L Lui 444 K+ A XQQQ X'f7 4' 'ww W, Wim A XX f'X xxx X f ly jx P--A r P Ld '- X? , f f V' f x 'fl . X 1 , W s gf' ' M ffffff ,Q f -- A W XL? v 44' I WX .ZVA4:1i,-AQ fv 6' g M' iff. 'I ff 44, -T? X yy 1 f Z x -1 , ld, 1-if L f ffzx x QA. : LL 1,2 0 HX ' ff Ga Indians! Go Indians! Go, Go, Go! Cheerleaders are traditionally active in school sports, and the WASHS cheerleaders are no exception. The girls are present at nearly all of the athletic events except gymnastics and track meets. Under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Beaumont, the 16 cheerleaders were divided into the Blue and Gold squads. Bobbi Fry is captain ofthe Blue Squad, which wore the new cheerleading uniforms for the first time this year. The Gold Squad captained by Jeannie Scott received new vests. And for each home foot- ball game, area florists gave the girls corsages. The cheerleaders must maintain a certain grade-point average, in addi- tion, a demerit system helps to determine the girls' eligibility to cheer at the various school functions. The cheerleaders are a vital part of WASHS sports events, and they deserve fully the praise they receive. 'IO6 f Row l: R. West, M. Moyer, S. Griffin, J. Scot. Row 2: B. Fry, T. Snowberger, L. Mitchell, A. Bitner. Row 3: C. Mowen, J, Klingon, K. Hoover, S. Sheffler. Row 4: M. McCardell, D. Curlen, G. Little, S. Robinson. Indian Football Team Has Good Season The Indian football team completed its 1976 season with a 3rd place in the Tri- State League. The team, led by captains Craig Walck and Jeff Arendt, had a total of 5 wins and 5 losses. Coach Bob Mesa- ros will be losing 6 outstanding seniors, but will still have an experienced team because a number of players will be returning. The Junior Varsity football team coached by Robert Beaumont finished with a O-6-1 record for the 1976 season. Some of the outstanding players for the team were Richie Warner, George DeGrange, George Scott, Wayne Newcomer, and Dan Mowen. in Row 1: D. Dennis, J. Carson, V. Bowman, M. Binkley, M. Maicher, K. Feldmeyer. Row 2: R. Wolff, C. George, S. Mummert, K. Sullivan, M. Beck, G. Helman, D. Newman, R. Warner. Row 3: B. Calimer, B. Krueger, J. Arendt, J. Stepler, D. Gossert, C. Walck, R. Snowden, M. Siegrist, M. Newlin. Row 4: J. Stanton, R. Lynerd, J. Blubaugh, B. Mowen, T. Rock, K. Baker, M. Carrol, H. Walters. Row 5: A. Scott lmanagerl, Coaches: R. Hersh, R. Beaumont, R. Mesaros, J. Hasson, W. Smith, J. Ketner, J. Hauber lmanagerl. 108 4.4 ii h y 4 a 2 2 E sf .f fa xt? 2 I Q if Row I : D. McFerren, E. Helman, M. Stouffer, S. Emery. Row 2: B. J. Leary, T. Lininger, D. Simmers, G. DeGrange, D. White. Row 3: R. Britt, C. Cantler, G. Scott, W. Newcomer, L. Willhide, J. Ccntler. Row 4: A. Scott fmonagerj, Coaches: R. Beaumont, J. Ketner, W. Smith, R. Mescros, J. Hasson, R. Hersh, D. Mowen, J. Hauber imancgerj. 109 This year the Indian cross country team ran a long stretch without stopping, as they compiled a perfect 9- 0 seasonal record and took first place in the Tri-State Meet. Tom Kirk, Dwight Wilkinson, and Phil Dennis were Way- nesboro's leading varsity runners. The J.V.'s also did extremely well with the help of Mike Selmcm, Randy Swink, and Andy Warner, who were three of their top runners TheJ V team should have another fine season next year Our Men Are No.1 i i i isgym1-gggfgyfwais'isrez2msrfzess::wifiamPaa211:2mwa1QazerhwwM'--2 ,mgzwgg 1, W -ii lwywmmqwugwmm .gui K 4 '-ff ,,,g,,., ,,,:,,- 1,:,,fvws.s1z:1z1iazsaata?!rw1fsfszsmmsmelmfzfszlrz ,,':1zs,fs1Nnes'1?22'::'-x,wmlumlw.xfa1L1a?Af::' 51. - for -- M4 .. rss. sf, ., 4 , 2 Q 4 E ' x S K F 5 3 2 ii E A, f mfwmf-1wm.W.. .. U fa 2 S E E ? 5 S Maidens Do Well Despite Rowl M Flood J Pleterse K Howe M Hoffman K Nester Row2 L Downen V Balch K Serlhomer P Ogle lcoachl T Sanders S Meagher K Hubln Row3 M Rotzlcoochl plagued the Mardens this year as they compnled a 7 4 l record In the South Penn Athletlc Confer ence The defense played well wrth Kathy Sell hammer playlng at fullback and Tara Sanders covering as center halfback Mnckue Hoffman scored IO of the T9 goals and played consist ently well throughout the year Coach Mary Rotz ns looknng forward to next year with the addrtron of former rumor hugh hockey players to the team The Junior Varsity tallied a dlsappolntmg O 8 3 record They played well consldermg there were sometumes only 6 or 7 startlng players Coach Ogle helped keep the team together and she hopes the gurls wull contunue wnth hockey In the future ll2 5 , :. ,.' ,. ,. ,. . :. ',.',.' ,. ,- ,- ,-'- 1- - Lack of interest andaneed for players s' ' - I ' I I s 5 3, Soccer Team Has Up The soccemlen faced a tough season in the South Penn Soccer League, tallying a 5-5-4 record for the year. Coach Robert Stum feels the team showed a marked improvement over the last year and their enthusiasm helped con- tribute to their playing. The Indians shut out five opponents while being held scoreless four times. Four players: Doug Beckner, Jim Ausherman, Larry Geeseman and Don Lawler were named to the South Penn Soccer League's Western Division. This placed Waynesboro second to Fairfield in the divi- sion. 114 Row 1: M. Traitle, R. Deegon, S. Honodel, D. Beckner, L. Geesaman, J. Barlup. Row 2: T. Geesaman, D. Duffey, J. Ausher- man, D. Lawler, J. Adams. Raw 3: R. Stum lcoachj, F. Stum, T. Montoy, O. Reed lmanagerl, J. Svartberg, D. Stern, T. Ditch. And Down Seoson 5? S 'f 3 2 5 5 3 .,,,, .. .,,, . ,.,.,...h .,., 2.,g,-ff--:mffff wigsffffgrzfzeff'ffff:sms.Jaff.fsefJsff,f::f:.s!f.ff..ff YW Y ,,,,. .. -- we--'rf W - . aw K ' M.....3 i f z ffffggggzgrf gfrsfs' 'S y -' ' ' ' , J 1 . J 5 . 1 .,,A Y , , .,.,: ,..,, , ,,.,, - 91 51,5 fix... P xg , x K, .-. . . 'E ...A ,. ' Q..-'msfmaffrgsyeofgjfgaf-ws U W ssuefEww5M.m.- f, 'W ' K. A Ki m ..,S..5.s-.h .. N. . .f-M . .Q -N .Ms ,.gE,,....f,df f-if eigw-mg. . -, 5 -J ... --.....E?T!5. ' Xf. '-fi zfsfsf' .gf ass,-..:1fg.fffJf1:fi5 k!,i5.ggEg Q . L53.. ,. ,,,, N M.. ---- Qfffmqz g ig? wfs' bf M ff Q Q .ef I . if. S 'flea 'ia-9,1 . .rf 2 .1 If 1 iw . 2 ss, gg ,E 5. .5 Ps' 5 15 fa? Row I: J. Kline, M. Yingling, D. Adams, J. Hebda, M. Brown, M. VWlhide. Row 2: A. Hinfermyer, J. Mulcahy, K. Clevenger, C. Marfz, G. Miller, R. Baylor, A. Pefers. Row 3: C. Siine, D. Simmers, M. Shindledecker, D. Wiffingion, D. West, T. Wolff, M. Smith, P. Lumbard, K. Mowen lcoachj. wsu .ami . 355 ,HERE A x, E E? Q L, 1,,.egvs. . B 51 ., Q SE ,. 3. ,.... , . ig X,E X, ,L W N .. N 3+-Q . ff 5 5 ...HL .21 ' : gig , .,.. ,qv - .2 ,5 1' .si , ... 1 J f .fsf Ei S QT . A J ' 5 I W3 . e. El ,X l My E 115 fd Golfers First ln Tri-State Division The T976 WASHS golf team shared the Tri-State Conference championship this year with Thomas Johnson. The team compiled an ll-2 overall record and a 10-2 record in the Tri-State divi- sion. At the beginning of the season the players were still relatively inexperi- enced, but they did considerably well this year. Tom Swartz, a returning let- terman, was named to the All-Confer- ence first team, and Alan Miller was named to the All-Conference second team. The golfers and Coach Brian Sachs are iustifiably proud of their successful season this year. .1 YQ? .... e .M Row l: G. McKensie, A. Rodgers, B. Smith, C. Terry, J. Cunningham. Row 2: H. Blubaugh, A. Miller, C. Meckley, T. Swartz, G Kohler, B. Sachs tcoachl. 'J fx. ndicuns Hove Winning Season S f5 2 N Ci: 2 6 vor 9 F. -5 '13 Q. EX QQ KL, 'P TL- ff- 9 ' ? f 'A '5 2 A Q f- C' 'T' ba. ar: ' C' - Q3 N 5 ' 5 ff L 3 K U Lia 91 -4, N S Q K 7. ., 'f-g 3. J C L .N Q F' C ': 'LL , ' C. ,.. A Ik ,- Qo f' 4- v. ,X CTL 'L IB F. Tb Row I: B. Sachs fcoachj, M. Proctor, A. Yentsch, J. Blubaugh, J. Arendt, C. Walck. Row 2: K. Weirman, M. Carroll, D. Spesscrd, M. Smith, A. Scott. 117 f- 'f5?sme ixerssn '1 1'W1 'f'-Hawke:-.gi-Q '1ifSafegsszzapzazgzzazyiipfzvgzsffzzawnwsssasaprLipssale-wefsrazlkffefigm-23525:wg:pfx,:f,g,,,1,gfg512,,wl 95 , 2 'za av-IQ ' MQ? Row 1 1 T. Hight, K. Dick, T. Hough, J. Carson, S. Stine, J. Palm, C. Goertz. Row 2: W. Liddick lcoachl, J. Kline, R. Swink, B Krueger, B. McCarthy, S. Hess, W. Cave lcoachl. Row 3: B. Dick, S. Reed, V. Flasher, S. Honodel, M. Hutton, T. Kirk, V. R. Palm, C. Stine, E. Snodderly, B. Washington, J. Taylor, D. Hess, ics II' ,o.R d. . t u :van ee sg, L3 M X if Q Q yi fy 5 A fix ,VER f t X X .Ti l ilmgg.. V Q Qi 'T if l. ef Q3 IQ W? l t PN if H A if nl- Xia H 15 R :ell 7 l l Jlflh ll . .C l ,. nl N l 0 -K K' ff' I ' Mes N ll Y WM l yi if ef W t lt V X 'F Qi Q fi fillflib 141 -' Q 39 E3 ob 1 fs D. S if '-X E at 5, FE ii, , ef E . v 1 gm. In the 1976-77 season, the Waynesboro U im wrestlers had a ll-4 record and the team A ,fQ,,?z . . . . Vf-,X fa'-l won its 4th consecutive league championship, V'sJVfL7L and their 4th consecutive league tournament. ff , M, 'M C im . . . . . ' lf fl ,? ':' H The team also achieved its lO0th victory in its J i ,fm 13th year, which brings the standing record Z W K A GX W lg to 101-70-3. Captain Allen Washington led the team... . 0' with 61 points, finishing as one of the best wrestlers in WASHS history. ,- rf ' Coach Liddick resigned at the end of the ' season with a 46-8-l record in four years at 1 WASHS. Z. l2l if 13' JAM1 1 Q ' 'J112xPf i'iiEi?ii5i . Qu 'K if 1 W 1 v ,I D .,.. W -M. Qwe- ighi .,:. Q , .W W?,,wmg .. gg ar ff ig-,rg 27521, ix: -:' is v ' Q S s... s... if KH gag, f f 'b 3 N '-'isilawkg 9 5' , k A H m 'N mLm', - . !: we 1 fi, I it 1 15 E 2 semi S .. Q , ff. fn 5 I QQ' N , Rh Nm QM H xv 1-.bf V K 1- V wr x ,XNVK X-We 0 x .',,.... ,.. - 1+-W 591 .W , U? iff 4 :H ul ww '19, W' '21 2 1 f -i 4 E P 2 5 -vw 2 if 2, N-...f s.f'XA T 'X.A.',.v,.4-0' ,N.,.,A.4m f.a,gwazWGW' ..,..,.....H4h iz:L.:',1'r.wf y7:::CfS5f ns- Maidens Champions Again 'T' i i f ix c, X .X V. i I. D E xx, ,K . X gy T X l -- : . ' i 4 M. -, ifls a, -' i. il .-'Ph t fx fi H V,,, I .. ,I C Q 3 Na ' V: If l.'sc,..N Y l J ' i , 3 X, ,R , g, , J 5 - X x 5 if iii.. it - Ti . N , X 2 T .5 i Q ii 'Ei'2lf.,.ili if 'i' V if X .. ' ' x x .V A , , . RQ X: iw, iitflg-43 M xi , X 'S l Wei' Q- 1 H L .. f, X K. x . .X W up KE , 1 it Q' Q i . , Once again the identity of the' WASHS Maidens as the South Penn League champions was indisputable as they swept through another undefeated season. Their outstanding season record brings their winning streak to 29 meets, having never been defeated in three years of team competition. The Maiden harriers participated in the Dickinson Invitational, where they placed third, and the Carlisle Invitational, where placing second in the meet also qualified them for the state meet. The 440-yard relay team, comprised of Ann Broth- ers, Sara Robinson, Michelle Flood, and Stephanie Robinson qualified in the P.I.A.A. Track and Field State Meet with a time of 50.7 seconds. They broke their previous time and set a new school record by running an outstanding 50.38 race in the semi-final heat. They were clocked at 50.9 seconds for fourth place in the final heat. Coach William Zehler has a distinguished record, and with the fine background the girls have, he antici- pates another highly successful season. Coaches: Charles Allese and William Zehler Row l: M. Valencia, S, Robinson, S. Robinson, C. Finfrock, C. Mendoza, L. Gardner. Row 2: D. Atherholt, M. Farnsworth J Fortney K Hubin R Benedict, T. Allias, S. Stanley, M. McCardell, B. Smith. Row 3: P. Cross, D. Shull, D. Baugher, A. Brothers, D. Eberly, K. Nester M Flood T Malony Row 4: M. Devlin, S. Griffin, D. Newcomer, M. Sanders, A. Baylor, B. Zehler, K. Kugler, K. Seilhammer, B, Baylor. Z 1 Q Q a Zi ' Q if 2 .v I 1 E W dk WE uw 'fi if Indian Track And Field ,WW fi.. i LL . Coaches: Barry Mummert, Robert Stum, and Ken Mowen l Row l: R. Swink, A. Warner, T. Hind, J. Barlup, B. Gaver, S. Emery. Row 2: R. Hummer, D. Wilkenson, R. Borne, B. Fortney, D. Moshgat, J. Smith, M Moicher, D. Kreller, M. Staley, R. Eigenbrode, S. Calimer. Row 3: G. Helman, M, Gates lmanagerl, A. McCleaf, D. West, D. Eigenbrode, S. Fraver M. Smith, M. Siegrist, D. Gossert, T. Kirk, J. Cushing, D. Dennis. Row 41 B. Snowden, S. Needy, D. Drent, B. Krueger, M. Selman, H. Walters, P Dennis, T. Brown, B. Gembe, T. Mohn, R. Carbaugh. Row 5: R. Roland, K. Baker, D. Leiter, B. Kauffman, B. Yoder, M. Proctor, T. Hill, D. Null, P Melville, T. Rohn, G. Scott, R. Calimer. The WASH track teo m plc the Tri-State Meet at W producing c 5-6 secxso also participated in the They were coached Stum, Mr. Barry Mumm Mowen, who are look next yecr's season wit Tl. d third in nster after trocksters District Ili Meet. C8 estmi The by Mr. Robert ert, and Mr. Ken ing forward to h the return of many experienced unde rclcssmen. GIRLS GYMNAST ICS N. f' A -,--..-.-e -- -5- - if V .. '- 1 , - , Z, Z W f - 'T -I u I' u ' ' .1 'U'-4' L .-,ge-v. 12.4--.-.za-..-fn-.sr-11. - lc3:i:17?i -':-W--1:-12 '--'.-'f I4-rn-1 ri - , .-1. -1-g-1-1. ..,,'-' .-,,- .q0.l.-. 1-4'-5-:'-1.-.1-2-. 5.-.-r....--IS.-,- -. -G. . 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Fit 'fi-f-W'PPM'--P-'.1:1' ''rtztfllifdii -f'a'1x.w'i7+'f? f.:.?:-fa. -: aff-?'.4i,-HI.-tiff? ':Q1w- b' K. A1:'f'fIl5,1 ' '.'g.-,lla-a1'.f1Tf.-' '-L-25'-liv 1f'L.j,g'f-1f.i.-L57-L'.L'Xfi2'tQ .?f.-fh2ff'- '.f.!':3'. l.'L1'hSN:'.'. wa-'I 1.-..: -.'..!.-wrv.-YE.-,I,.4.,,.-,f-'.. 9 12 - -- - - -- ., -1-vw ---,wf..-:-..- :ng ..:3.1:Pg,- .'.4 ,..0g-LL The WASHS girls gymnastic team had 32 girls in 1976-77, its second season. Co-captains were Mickey Hoffman and Lori Pentz. The coach was Mr. Beaumont. Twelve girls qualified for the Tri- County Championships. Lori Pentz and Allison Margin competed in the District Ill Division, and Allison par- ticipated in the state championships in Shippensburg. 130 Row 'l: A. Margin, S. Hoke, M. Shank, J. Gingrich, L. Pentz, M. Hoffman, J. Arendt. Row 2: K. Rowe, J. Gardenhour, T. Kline, J Bum baugh, K. Reeves, K. Kline, D. Heftner, J. George, T. Kreps. Row 3: L. Middlekauf, B. Kline, C. Besecker, E. Kipe, K. Wilhide, L. Snyder, R Beaumont lcoachj, M. Baker, J. Kohler, P. Hovis, T. Wilhide, B. Wolff. MAIDEN CLUB The Maiden Club promotes and encourages interest and participa- tion in girl's athletics. A girl must be a team member or manager to join. The I976-77 Maiden Club held an overnight campout and party, and attended an ice hockey game. A hoagie sale was held to raise money for varsity iacket awards. A banquet was held to honor members and a plaque was awarded to the Outstanding Senior Athlete. President was Tara Sanders, Vice President - Mickie Hoffman, Secre- tary - Kathy Nester, and Treasurer 1 - Bonnie Zehler. Advisors were ' Miss Finafrock and Mrs. Rotz. Row 1: D. Newlin, M. Foster, C. Finafrock ladvisorl, S. Griffin, R. Benedict. Row 2: M. Sanders, T. Gembe, M. Shank, T. Wilhide, L. Martin, K. Hubin. Row 3: K. Kringer, K. Martin, D. Heefner, K. Cline, C. Hirt, K. Howe, K. Kugler. Row 4: L. Pentz, E. Kipe, P. Monn, K. Seilhamer, T. Sanders, I.. Downin, D. Atherholt, C. Goertz, B. Zehler. Row 5: P. Monn, B. Bonebruke, D. Reed, M. Farnsworth, M. McCardeII, S. Meagher. Row 6: M. Hoffman, K. Nestor, B. Kline. INDIAN CLUB Row 'l: C. Terry, S. Mickey, D. Beckner, A. Rodgers, D. Wilkinson, M. Staley, R. Swink. Row 2: M. Beck, S. Emory, M. Binkley, C. Walck, C. George, S. Honodel, T. Kirk. Row 3: T. Lininger, A. Washington, R. Palm, C. Stine, K. Sullivan, K. Wierman, B. Swink, V. Bowman, B. Smith ladvisorl, R. Beaumont. Row 4: B. Snowden, G. Helman, A. Peters, D. Moshgat, S. Stine, S. Mummert, J. Adams. Row 5: K. Rowland, D. White, J. Carson, S. Calimer, B. J. Leary, J. Taylor, D. Lawler, J. Ausherman, B. Deegan. Row 6: A. McCIeof, A. Miller, D. Duffey, P. Dennis, A. Scott, J. Svartberg. Row 7: M. Maicher, D. Newman, S. Needy, J. Cantler, R. Warner, H. Blubaugh, M. Kettcsman. Row 8: J. Stanton, K. Feldmeyer, C. Meckley, M. Smith, B. Gembe, K. Baker, R. Calimer, Row 9: D. West, L. Wilhide, H. Walters, M. Carroll, J. Stepler, D. Hess, K. Cantler, M. Newlin, F. Stum. Row IO: J. Warford, D. Spessard, G. Decker, M. Proctor, J. Blubaugih, G. Scott, A. Yentsch, J. McDanieIs. The 1976-77 Indian Club had 84 mem- bers. President was Craig Walck, Vice- President - John Blubaugh, Secretary - Chris George and Treasurer - Mike Proc- tor. The club sold candles to raise money for iackets and a trip. They did charity work, ushered at the all school production, and ran the concession stand at the games. The club is open to any boy who holds a varsity letter. The advisor is Mr. Beaumont. l3l W V FOOTBALL W 7 Chambersburg Red Land Delone Catholic 20 North Hagerstown 7 Thomas Johnson 0 Westminster South Carroll 6 Frederick 0 South Hagerstown 0 Martinsburg HOCKEY W 0 Greencastle Fairfield 1 James Buchanan 0 Gettysburg 0 Big Spring 0 Shippensburg 1 Camp Hill 0 Boiling Springs 1 Susquenita 0 Northern 0 Scotland O Chambersburg SOCCER W Greencastle Fairfield 0 James Buchanan Fannett Metal 2 Carlisle Eastern 2 Dover 1 Chambersburg 2 Catoctin 2 Fairfield North Eastern Cumberland Valley 0 Greencastle 1 Fairfield 3 James Buchanan 0 Greencastle Fannett Metal 2 Mercersburg Academy 1 Chambersburg GOLF O North Hagerstown 1 South Hagerstown 3 Frederick 3 Thomas Johnson 9Vz Littlestown 4V1 Frederick O Martinsburg 4Vz Westminster 9V1 Westminster 6V2 North Hagerstown V1 JV CROSS COUNTRY O W North Hagerstown South Hagerstown 22 Westminster Thomas Johnson 17 South Carroll 21 Chambersburg 15 Williamsport 39 Carlisle V W 14 7 25 14 18 13 10 27 33 14 V W 1 3 2 2 0 2 3 2 2 O 0 1 V W 1 0 3 0 0 2 l I 1 1 0 1 1 1 V W 17 15 15 8V2 15W 18 13V2 BV: 11172 17Vz V 24 15 25 20 15 16 15 22 JV BOYS BASKETBALL O W 39 44 James Buchanan 66 35 Chambersburg 45 24 Trinity Catholic 52 54 Cedar Cliff 60 54 Chambersburg 51 33 Delone Catholic 53 41 South Hagerstown 73 37 Frederick 41 57 South Carroll 69 57 Westminster 51 48 Thomas Johnson 70 37 Martinsburg 60 48 North Hagerstown 61 31 South Hagerstown 64 48 Frederick 35 44 South Carroll 54 51 Westminster 70 52 Thomas Johnson 68 60 Martinsburg 60 38 North Hagerstown GIRLS BASKETBALL Big Spring Shippensburg Chambersburg Camp Hill Boiling Springs Susquenita Northern Scotland Frederick South Carroll North Hagerstown Big Spring Shippensburg Susquenita Boiling Springs Northern Scotland Camp Hill Chambersburg Red Land JV WRESTLING O W 33 22 Chambersburg 4 62 South Hagerstown I 2 47 Frederick 36 22 Red Land 9 57 Big Spring 1 I 56 South Carroll 28 24 Carlisle 27 21 Westminster 0 72 Delone Catholic I 3 40 Thomas Johnson 45 I2 Bedford Area 31 21 Martinsburg 24 40 North Hagerstown 20 27 Shippensburg 43 6 Lower Dauphin GIRLS GYMNASTICS O Cedar Cliff 66.40 Chambersburg 64.65 Carlisle 89.34 Chambersburg 63.65 Carlisle 89.73 Cedar Cliff 73.25 East Pennsboro 71.40 82 82 85 82 84 V W 62 61 66 62 60 68 89 83 58 MJ 64 67 72 53 58 73 57 48 71 V W 59 53 39 61 47 49 60 29 60 46 35 79 53 50 55 63 31 47 31 46 V W 31 40 50 36 36 50 3 30 50 41 15 68 41 29 3 W 39 75. .25 74. .05 .38 .05 .45 74 JV BASEBALL O W O 2 4 James Buchanan 6 10 Greencastle 0 16 Mercersburg Academy Thomas Johnson 4 1 South Carroll 2 8 South Hagerstown 1 9 Martinsburg 14 1 I North Hagerstown 5 16 10 Chambersburg 17 8 2 Westminister 3 12 1 1 8 Harrisburg 4 3 7 Greencastle 4 3 James Buchanan Frederick 4 9 North Hagerstown 5 4 9 Chambersburg 4 GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD O W Delone Catholic 26 88 South Caroll 58 70 James Buchanan 17 70 Scotland 37 77 Westminster 64 80 South Carroll 8 80 Shippensburg 33 81 Boiling Springs 38 77V2 Greencastle 29V2 77Vz Big Spring 26 88 Chambersburg 53 61 BOYS TRACK AND FIELD O W South Hagerstown 93 53 Chambersburg 83 53 James Buchanan 48Vz 92Vz Martinsburg 71 V2 70V2 Westminster 8 61 V1 South Carroll 80 71 Randallstown 32 71 North Hagerstown 55171 89Vz Cedar Cliff 85Vz 83 Frederick 17Vz 83 Mercersburg Academy 41 95 ,,.,.- H ..- ,-f' -'ina'-,-','-A'LJ s 5? Smal QAYENQ 11-fqixx , K fx Y k X ,X ,Qv ' Nw Iv L,,.... FAST PAIN REL IE F L.,..4 fx- in S lik-ixqxx XXX F ji X H xx Cb?-QNX X fx it -gig -X X .R QT x X tK:'f ' 'X fx x xx N X XS Q54 . p ri ZA ' , .-.,-.lvl J..- .qv .ff '41-5 P!! .,. 4255 .' if -. I Q'-iff' -wifi: fgx 0 Q ' , f' T ' 1 ,W xg fJ'! X f- K-s X. s.....f--J 1 w l' ' v ,.. 5 x If Ku 1-- ',,' N P Y- I KM. jx X I Under the direction of advisors Mr. Reichard and Mrs. Bucher, the class of '77 produced a lovely setting surrounding the theme A Time For Us for the T976 Jun- ior-Senior prom. Many devoted members of the class worked on the various commit- tees, earnestly striving to beat the April 30 deadline. The results were splendid as cou- ples entered a dream world of seasons, time and space via a large rainbow and a time tunnel entrance. A committee pro- vided refreshments for the couples as they sat at the tables about the cafeteria area. Saturday provided good music as the evening proved to be a memorable experi- ence for all. 134 A Time For Us Gur Friend From Sweden This year, the American Field Service program brought Sweden's Johan Svartberg to WASHS. Johan is fondly known as Joe, He left his family and the busy city of Gothenberg to reside with the Sell family in Blue Ridge Summit. His father works in the Swedish Parliament and is seldom home, whereas Col. Sell, his new father, spends a great deal of time with his family. Johan finds WASHS to be more conservative than his Swedish school, yet he enioys attending classes here with his many new friends. He is an active member of the soccer team, Tribe and Con- cert Choir. We hope that Johan's senior year here with us will hold many pleasant memories for him. 5 E What happened to the money I gave you yesterday? 6 I wish we were Seniorsg they never do homework! What are you doing here? i What do you mean spaghetti without the grease? 1 1 1 1 Cyndee l-llrt Crow umor Mass The l977 Franklin County Jun lor Mlss pageant was held on the evening of September l8 l976 Among the thirteen gurls compet Ing for the tltle were flve repre sentatlves from WASHS Cyn dee Hurt captured the title and the chance to compete In Pennsylva ma s state Jumor Mass pageant Along with the .lunror Miss tntle Cyndee also won the Scholastlc Achievement Award and the Polse and Appearance Award vocal selection was chosen as flrst runner up Susan Grlffln wlnner of the Creative and Per forming Arts Award for her piano solo was selected as second run ner up Babb: Fry who dvd a dra matic presentation and Kathy Stepler who performed a pnano so o a so represented WASHS an the competmon Sherry Foster, who performed a I . - A . . I I - , . I , l l38 Homecoming Week At WASHS i The Homecoming events, this year, proved to be unusual. The week began with the announce- ment of the names of the Homecoming Queen candidates. They were: Bobbi Fry, Susan Griffin, Pam Lambert, Jeanne Scott and Karen Stine. During the week, the Student Council sponsored two days in which the students were to greet one another with the phrase Beat Owls! The lO0th person to say Beat Owls! to one of the desig- nated people received a prize. The week ended with a blue and gold color day, and a pep rally. The Indians vs. Owls game, scheduled for Sat- urday, October 9th, was postponed until Mon- day, the l lth, because of rain. Miss Susan Grif- fin was crowned Homecoming Queen at the dance held on Saturday evening. The following Monday the student body was dismissed early to attend the football game. I B. Fry, J. Scott, P. Lambert, K. Stine and S. Griffin .W .x ff ,,,. , L , f , A ws s 45' , if .wav WASHS Stages Broadwoy's Hello Dolly Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Rocks, o cast of WASHS students presented Broadway's Hello Dolly for last year's All-School Production. Debbie Emory captivated the audience with her performance as the unforgetta- ble Dolly Gallager Levi. Other leading actors and actresses were: Mike Buter- baugh as Horace Vandergelder, Brian Black and Mike Rock as Vandergelder's employees Cornelius Hackl and Bar- naby Tucker, Sherry Foster as Irene Malloy, Margie Beard as Minnie Fay, Anne McCleaf as Ernestina, Carolyn McGarity as Ermengarde and Doug Mowen as her suitor, Ambrose Kemper. Mrs. Kathy Rocks was responsible for the lively choreography. Mr. Gerald Kowallis and Mr. Asher Edelman directed as a very talented group of students provided the musical entertain- ment. Due credit must also be given to the faculty members and students who comprised the many committees to make the show a colorful success. 141 A2 Can You lmagine. Jim MacDaniels playing Brian Gaver one on one Karen Stine without a smile Steve Needy on time for Advanced Biology J Mrs. Sittler's 6th period paying attention French IV staying on the subiect Pam Terry without a laugh Emily Myers in leans Tom Swartz without a trench coat Bobbi without John Mr. Allese not coaching a class Mr. Gingrich telling a good ioke Bruce Cleaver without a book Oscar Reed in a tu-tu Steve Honodel in a quiet mood Jane Nicodemus in a dress Tara Sanders with blond hair Jugs with lugs Mary McCardell without her hair brush Q Chris George or Pat Dill without freckles Linda Kaiser keeping 'calm in an argument Deb Rosenberger without gum Johann Svartberg not wearing anything red Mr. Davis with a deflated ego Ms. Fine having the same style and color of hair two-days in a row Sandy Rook with a Hamill or pixie The Blue and Gold being organized Amy Baylor spelling anything correctly Mr. Rankin in a tee-shirt Mary Farnsworth as Editor of Washington Post Brian Black turning homework assignments in on time Tom Kirk getting verbally abusive with someone Mike Rock with long hair Mr. Eberly losing his temper Mr. George whispering Mrs.' Bucy smiling a good violin section Alex Bowders keeping his hands to himself Shelby Sines remembering her lunch money Todd Rankin not slipping during a half time show Mr. Sachs without a l5 min. intermission before class Gary Happel without his calculator Mr. Kriechbaum's clock working Mr. Kriechbaum working a quiet library A warm school Mr. Mackley and Jeff Adams not cool Mr. Irwin stoned ' Mr. Mesaros with a losing team ' Lisa Sprankle driving on the right side of the road Tim l. Carbaugh without his necklace Aclivries Night AT WASHS O.K. remember to keep your eyes on the ball. super Jock ofthe night You can'f roll double sevens! I'm exerting myself top much! Lef's show them how if should be done! ff-fygmumfflggffqqygnqmezyMguffgevw,-fgg., ..,. , 4,,..., .,,.,, ..,.. .,, V K , y h f rum fL.W,,W-, M. Ax, , w. sm, rr,,,,5,,,4,, ,..,.,.m,5,nf,,,,,A 1. -M: ,F Ah! Come on make if real hard. 1 44 HOTLINE Srl What do you mean SHORTY? Hi there, yes I sell Paydays and . . . I know you are all anxious to get back to class, so I'Il be brief. Hu H . X' XNXMX Qx X NW N N Savd-fog Yoo! code: 1 senior year 2 iunior year 3 sophomore year 4 freshman year Adams, Jeff Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 2, Indian Club 1, 2, 3, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Addlesberger, Roger page 30. Arendt, Jeff Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Class President 2, 3, Indian Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 2, Class Pro- iect 1, 2, 3. Ashway, Denton Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3 lhistorian 11. Ausherman, Jim Indian Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Baich, Virginia Band 1, 3, Hockey 1, 3, Orchestra 3, Youth Education Associa- tion 1, 3, WAYARIAN 1, Track and Field 3, All School Produc- tion 1, 3, BLUE AND GOLD 1, 3, Class Proiect 1, 3, Maiden Club 3, Ski Club I, Art Club 1. Baker, Bill page 30. Baker, Keith Wrestling 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Bakner, Deb Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Barlup, Kim Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Bastin, Kathy All School Production 3, Executive Council 2, Ski Club 1, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Bates, Mary Ellen I Pep Club 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Music Club 2, 3, Youth Education ' Association 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Future Homemakers of America 1, TKP 2, Students for Survival 1, All School Production 1, 2, 3. Baumgardner, Meg Basketball 3. Baylor, Amy Students for Survival 1, 2, 3 lsecretary 31 lpresident 1, 21, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth Education Association 2, Choir 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, WAYARIAN 1, All School Production 2, 3. Baylor, Beth Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Student For Survival 1, 2, 3 lsecretary 1, 21, WAYARIAN 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4. Beaufort, Dave page 31. Beeler, Eddie page 31. Belts, David Future Farmers of America 4. Bender, Dawn Drama Club 2, WAYARIAN 1, Colorguard 1, Class project 1, 2, 3. Benedict, Ruth Drama Club 3, National Honor Society 1, 2, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, All School Production 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Maiden Club 1, 2, 3, Class Project 1, 2, 3, Executive Council 1, Prom Committee 2. Birley, Ricky page 31 . Bingaman, Cindy page 31. Bishop, Jaime Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Tribel 2, Velvetones 1, All School Pro- duction 3. Black, Brian Choir 1, 2, 3, Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, 3, Tribe 1, 2, All School Production 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3 lpresident 31. Blubaugh, John I Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Indian Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 1, 2. Blubaugh, Joni Health Careers Club 3, National Honor Society 1, 2. Bohn, Kathy Band 1, 2, 3, Youth Education Association 1, 3, TKP 2, 3 lsecre- tary1, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Borzager, Laurie page 32. Bowders, F. Alexander Football 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Wrestling 3. Bowling, Angie Executive Council 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, National Honor Society 1, 2, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Boyle, Kathleen page 32. Bragunier, Gail page 32. Brake, Allen page 32. Bricker, Wanda Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Brown, Gail Hockey 3, 4, Track and Field 3, 4, Executive Council 3, BLUE AND GOLD 3, Prom Committees 2, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3. Brown, Julie Student Council 1, 2, Drama Club 3, Gym Show 3, Prom Com- mittee 2. Brown, Susan Business Club 3, Drama Club 1, 2. Brunner, Sherry page 33. Bumbaugh, Pam page 33. Bumbaugh, Robert page 33. Bumbaugh, Susan page 33. Burtman, Bonnie ,page 33. Buterball, Dana Student Council 1, 2, 3 lsecretary 11, Youth Education Associa- tion 1, 2 lpresident 11, National Honor Society 1, 2, Colorguard 1, 21captain 11, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Drama Club 3, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect 1, 2, 3, All School Produc- tion 1, 2, 3, Waynaires 2. Buts, Tammy Hockey 4, Student Council 3, Executive Council 1, 2. Calimer, Robert Football 1, 2, 3, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Indian Club 1. Calimer, Tim page 33. Carbaugh, Larry Students For Survival l . Carbaugh, Terry page 33. Carbaugh, Tim Chess Club l, 2, 3. Carson, Bradley Football 3. Carson, Steve page 34. Chamberlin, Kim page 34. Chilcote, Ron page 34. Cleaver, Bruce Chess Club 'l, 2, 3, National Honor Society l, 2. Cline, Deborah TKP 2, Prom Committee 2, Art Club 1. Cline, Dennis Art Club l, Prom Committee 2. Cole, Cindy All School Production 2, 3. Cook, Terry page 34. Coyle, Shawn page 34. Creager, Connie Bowling League l. Criste, John Soccer 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Students For Survival l. Christman, Toya page 35. Crowe, Mark All School Production 2. Dennis, Dwain Phillip Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field I, 2, 4, Bible Club 2, Art Club l, National Honor Society l, 2, Indian Club l, 2. Devlin, Maureen Field Hockey 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Cross Country l, Track and Field l, 2, 3, Maiden Club 2, 3 lsecretary 21, BLUE AND GOLD 3, WAYARIAN 3, National Honor Society l, 2, All School Pro- duction l. Dewease, Stewart page 35. Dietrich, Karen Drama Club l, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Friends international 1, National Honor Society l, 2, Students For Survival l. Diffenderfer, Linda page 35 Diffenbaucher, Mary Business Club l. Dill, Pat J Ski Club l, 2. Dingle, Lindsey page 35. Ditch, Roy page 35. Downin, Kim Library Club l, 2, 3, TKP l, 2, WAYARIAN T, Prom Committee 2, Executive Council l, Home Ec. Club l. Downin, Lisa Field Hockey l, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, Executive Council 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society l, 2, Maiden Club l, 3, 4, Class Proiect l, 2, 3. Draper, Tim Class Proiect l, 2, 3. Duffey, Cindy Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Volleyball l, 2, TKP l. Duffey, Doug . Soccer I, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Class Proiect l, 2, 3, lndran Club l. Duke, Beth TKP l,WAYARlAN l. Eberly, Diana Band I, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Orchestra l, National Honor Society l, 2, Music Club l, 2, 3, All School Pro- duction l, 2, Youth Education Association 3, Executive Council 2, Track and Field 2, Class Proiect l, 2, 3. Eck, Tina Class Proiect l, 2, 3. Eigenbrode, Deb Class Proiect l, 2, 3. Eigenbrode, Diane Class Proiect l , 2, TKP 2, Business Club l, 2. Elden, Nancy Class Project l, 2, 3. Etter, Ronnie page 36. Eyler, Mike page 37. Byler, Robert page 37. Farnsworth, Mary page 37. Fawks, Rickey page 37. Ferree, Jan Colorguard l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. Fessler, Pam Future Nurses Club 3. Fields, Curt Soccer 2, 3, Velvetones 3, Orchestra 3. Fisher, Dianna TKP l . Fitzgerald, Julie page 37. Fleagle, Steve Prom Committee 2. Forney, Kim page 37. Fortney, Joyce Hockey 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, All School Production 2, 3, Track and Field 2, 3, TKP l. - Foster, Sherry All School Production l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2, 3, Music Club l, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Waynaires 2, Cheerleading 2, Student Council l, Morning Announcements l, 2, National Honor Society 'l, 2. . Freeman, Becky page 38. Freeman, Cheryl Library Club I, 2, 3, Health Careers Club l, 2, Drama Club 3, Home Ec Club l. Freeman, Bob Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, lsecretary, treasurerl. Fry, Bobbi Cheerleader l, 2, 3, National Honor Society l, 2, Youth Educa- tion Association l, Ski Club 1, Pep Club 3. Garber, John Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, lsecretary 2, president Il. Gardenhour, Jay Prom Committee 2. Gardenhour, Lisa l Bible Club I, 2, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Health Careers Club I, 2, WAYARIAN I, 2, Library Club I. Gates, Chip page 38. Gaver, Brian Track and Field I, 2, Cross Country I, Prom Committee 2, Execu- tive Council I, 2. Gembe, Brian Track and Field I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Velvetones I, 2, 3, Indian Club I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. George, Chris Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Track and Field 3, 4, Indian Club I, 2, Executive Council 3, Class Treasurer 2, Prom Committee 2. Gift, Lana Home Ec. Club I. Gilland, Lois TKP I. Glomb, Kim Students For Survival 3, Health Careers Club I, Business Club I, Track and Field 3, Prom Committee 2. Goertz, Claudia Drama Club 2, 3, Music Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, All School Production 2, 3, Hockey I, Gym- nastics 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Health Careers Club I, 2 ltrea- surer Il, Executive Council 2, Ski Club I, Maiden Club I, 2, Pep Club 3, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Gonzales, Carmen page 39. Gossard, David Orchestra I, 2, 3, All School Production I, 2, 3, Music Club I, 2, 3, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Youth Education Association I, Bible Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, Tribe I, 2. Green, Cathy page 39. Green, Gary page 39. Griffin, Susan BLUE AND GOLD I, 2, 3, Colorguard 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3, Drama Club I, 3, WAYARIAN I, Class Vice-President I, Stu- dent Council 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 3, Math Club 2, Cheerleader I, Maiden Club I, All School Production I, 2, 3, Class Project I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. Grove, Cindy Band I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Music Club I, 3, National Honor Society I, 2, ltreasurer Il, Executive Council I, Girls' Glee Club I. Hamilton, Liz Band I, 2, Velvetones I, 2, Basketball 2. Hammond, Glennda Library Club I, 2, 3, TKP I, 2, National Honor Society 2, Home Ec. Club I . Happel, Gary All School Production I, National Honor Society I, 2. Haralson, Rhonda TKP I,Track and Field I. Harbaugh, James page 40. Harbaugh, Jodi Library Club I, 2, 3 lsecretary Il, WAYARIAN 2, Business Club I. Harbaugh, Rose Choir I, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, Music Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, All School Production I, 2, 3. Harbaugh, Pam page 40. Harden, Tami Health Careers Club I, 2, Choir I, Library Club 2. Hardman, Mike Executive Council I, 2. Harman, Craig Prom Committee 2, All School Production I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Harris, George page 40. Harrison, Barbara page 40. Hartman, Allen Library Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Tribe I, 2, 3. Hartman, Tim page 40. Hasty, Mark Ski Club I . Hauber, Jim Football lmanagerl I, WAYARIAN I, 2, Students For Survival I ltreasurerl, All School Production I. Hebda, Joe Choir 3, All School Production 2, 3, Soccer I, 2, 3, Track and Field 3. Heefner, Carol Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Helman, Barb page 4I . Helman, Greg Indian Club I, Football I, 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2. Helmuth, Tammy Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Hess, Cindy page 4I . Hess, Susan Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, TKP I . Hill, Tom Bible Club I, 2, 3, Health Careers Club I, Football 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3, 4. Hintermeyer, Gretchen p Youth Education Association I, Volleyball I, 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. Hirt, Cyndee Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Morning Announce- ments I, National Honor Society I, 2, Gym Show 3, 4, Student Council I,Art Club I,All School Production I, Ski Club I. Hoffman, Mickie Hockey I, 2, 3, 4 lco-captainl, Basketball 4, Gymnastics I, 2 lco-captainl, Volleyball I, 2, Youth Education Association 3, Maiden Club I, 2, 3, 4 lvice-presidentl, band I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Velvetones I, 2, 3, National Honor Society I, 2 lpresi- dentl, executive Council I, 3, Class Proiect 3. Hoffman, Pat Class Proiect I . Honodel, Stephen Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2. Hoover, Scott Soccer 3, 4, Students For Survival 2, 3. Hough, Tim Wrestling I, 2, Prom Committee 2. Johnson, Steve page 42. Johnston, Kathy National Honor Society l, 2 jvice-presidentj, Orchestra 2, 3, Executive Council l, BLUE AND GOLD l, Prom Committee 2. Kaiser, Linda Student Council l, 2, 3 jpresident lj, BLUE AND GOLD, l, 2, 3, Students For Survival l, Prom Committee 2. Kauffman, Brian Track and field l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, Basketball 2, Indian Club 2. Kauffman, Greg Track and Field l, 2, 3, 4. Kauffman, Jim Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3. Kauffman, Mike page 43. Keckler, Belinda Band l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Choir l, Students For Survival l,All School Production l, 2. Keesaman, Dave page 43. Keller, Brenda page 43. Kennedy, Nancy Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3. Kinley, Bonnie page 43. Kint, Angie Prom Committee 2, Library Club l, 2, 3, TKP l, Colorguard l, 2, 3, jco-captain lj, Class Project l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club l. Kintzel, Frank Drama Club l, 2, Math Club l. Kirby, Debbie Band l, 2, 3, TKP l, 2 jvice-president lj, Youth Education Asso- ciation l, Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2, 3. Kirk, Tom page 43. Kline, Barb Pep Club 3, Drama Club 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Gymnastics l, 2, Track and Field l, Gym Show 3, Executive Council 2, Maiden Club l, Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2, 3, All School Production l. Kline, Charles page 44. Kline, Kimberly Class Project l, 2, 3. Koons, Carolyn Prom Committee 2, TKP 2, Business Club 3, Art Club 3, Class Project l, 2, 3. Krohi Charles page 44. Kuchler, Sally page 44. Kugler, Karen Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field l, 2, 3, Maiden Club l, 2, 3, Youth Education Association l, All School Production l, 2, 3, WAYARIAN l,Class Project l, 2, 3. Lambert, Pam Basketball 2, 3, Maiden Club 2, Business Club l, Prom Commit- tee 2, Volleyball 2. Lange, Jerry All School Production l, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Morning Announcements l, 2, 3, BLUE AND GOLD l, Choir l, 2, 3, Tribe l, 2, Chordbusters l, 2, 3, Soccer 3. Lawler, Don Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Soccer l, National Honor Society l, 2, Indian Club l, 2, 3, Youth Education Associ- ation l, Executive Council l. Layman, Flora Prom Committee 2, Executive Council l, 2, Spanish Club 3, Class Project l, 2, 3. Leonard, Renee Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2, 3, Track and Field l, 2. Lively, Renee TKP 2, Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2, 3. Lopez, Lisa Art Club l, Prom Committee 2, Class Project l, 2. Lourdon, Dana page 45. McCardell, Mary Class Project l, 2, 3, TKP 2, Ski Club l, 2, Track and Field l, 2, Cheerleader l,Maiden Club l. McCarney, Vicky Class Project l, 2, 3. McCleaf, Barb Class Project l, 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Business Club l, Home Ec. Club l . McDaniel, Jim Basketball l, 2, 3, Track and Field 3, Executive Council 2, 3, National Honor society l, 2, lndian Club l, 2, Tribe l, Prom Committee 2,jClass Project l, 2, 3. McGarity, Carolyne Drama Club l, 2, 3, Music Club 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Youth Education Association l, 2, WAYARIAN 2, All School Production l, 2, 3. McKendrick, Dawn Class Project l, 2, 3. McKula, Rick page 45. Majcher, Jo. page 45. Majcher, Peggy Jo Library Club l, 2, 3, TKP l, 2, National Honor Society l, 2. Manns, Karen page 45. Marsiglia, Margaret Ski Club l. Martin, Jeanne page 46. Meckley, Craig Indian Club l, 2, Golf l, 2, 3, Class Project l, 2, 3. Melhorn, Wade Student Council l, 2, 3 jvice-president lj, Basketball Statistician l, 2, 3, Football 3, Track and Field 3, Prom Committee 2, Tribe l, Class Project l, 2, 3. Mendoza, Candi page 46. Mentzer, Glenn Future Farmers of America jvice-president 2j, Prom Committee 2. Middlekauff, Lisa Gymnastics jmanager lj, All School Production l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, Pep Band l, Executive Council l, 2, 3, Library Club 3, Drama Club 3, Home Ec. Club l, Students For Survival l, Prom Committee 2. Minnich, Ada page 46. Minnich, Cliff page 46. Moats, Nora page 46. Mohn, Gwen page 46. Mohn, Julie Business Club I, Home Ec. Club I, Prom Committee 2, TKP I. Monn, Darlene Library Club 2, 3, All School Production 3, Home Ec. Club I, Prom Committee 2. Montaigne, Tom Art Club I, Library Club 3. Montoy, Anthony Soccer I, 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3. Mort, Dianne Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Moser, Becky page 47. Moshgat, Dennis Chess Club I, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3, Indian Club I. Mowen, Ronald page 47. Mummert, Sam Football I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, Indian Club I, 2, Fellowship of Christian Athletes I, 2. Myers, Emily f Executive Council I, 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. Naugle, Karen Drama Club 2, Prom Committee 2, Library Club 3, Class Histo- rian I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Needy, Stephen Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field I, 2, 3, Indian Club I, 2, Band 3, Students For Survival I. Newcomer, Joyce Executive Council I, 2, 3, Youth Education Association I, 2, 3, WAYARIAN I, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Choir 3. Newman, John page 47. Nguyen, Lan page 48. Nicodemus, Jane page 48. Null, Charley Bowling League I, 2. Null, Kimberly Pep Band I, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Music Club I, 2, 3, lvice-president II, National Honor Society I, 2, All School Pro- duction I, Youth Education Association I, WAYARIAN I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Nunemaker, Cliff Math Club 3, Wrestling I. Nunemaker, Robin page 48. Nye, Chester page 48. Orner, Lisa Library Club I. Orner, Steven page 48. Ott, Mike page 48. Otto, Tina Prom Committee 2, Orchestra I, 3, Health Careers Club I, 2, Bowling League 3, Class Project I, 2. Palm, Jim Student Council 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Football I, 3, Indian, Club I, Baseball I. Pentz, Lori Student Council I, 2, Drama Club 3, Youth Education Associa- tion 2, Gymnastics I lco-captainl, Volleyball I, Maiden Club I, National Honor Society I, 2, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Pepple, Robert page 49. Peters, John page 49. Phillips, Karen BLUE AND GOLD 2, All School Production I, 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, lsecretary 2l, Health Careers Club I, Bible Club 2, 3, Wrestling Statistician 2, Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. Pierce, Bernie Choir 2, Orchestra I. Poff, Kathy Class Proiect I, 2, 3, TKP I, 2, WAYARIAN I, Home Ec. Club I, Business Club I, Prom Committee 2. Pollard, Deborah BLUE AND GOLD I, 2, WAYARIAN I, Students For Survival I, Prom Committee 2. Price, Tammy TKP 3, Soccer Statistician 2, Executive Council 2, Prom Commit- tee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Proctor, Michael Basketball I, 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3, Indian Club I ltrea- surerl. Pryor, David page 49. Pryor, Victor Class Vice-President 2, 3, Class President I, Student Council I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Executive Council I, 2, 3, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Rankin, Todd WAYARIAN I, 2, 3, All School Production I, 2, 3, ldrum maior I, 21, Velvetones I, 2, 3, Tribe I, 2, Choir I. Reely, Deby page 50. Reed, Oscar Wrestling I, Soccer I lmanagerl, Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4 ltreasurer I I. Reeves, Teresa page 50. Reynolds, Brenda page 50. Rhone, Trudy Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Rice, Vaughn page 50. Robinson, Deb Art Club I,WAYARIAN I,AII School Production I. Robinson, Sara Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Track and Field I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Rock, Michael Soccer 3, Wrestling 4, All School Production I, 2, 3, 4, Music Club I, 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Waynaires 3, BLUE AND GOLD I, 2, Class Proiect 2, 3, Band I, Velvetones I, Tribe I, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Chordbusters I, 2, 3. Rock, Tim Football I, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Indian Club I, 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Rook, Sandra Art Club I, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Rosenberger, Deb Gym Show 3, Gymnastics 2. Rosenberger, Laura Art Club I, Basketball lmanageri 3, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Rovnak, Rose Band 2, 3, Music Club 3, Business Club I, 2 lsecretaryj, All School Production. Rowland, Kenny Baseball I, 2, 3. Rowland, Raymond Track and Field I , 2. Sanders, Tara Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field I, 3, 4, Maiden Club I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society I, 2, Class Trea- surer 3. Santavicca, James page 5I . Schriver, Tammy Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Scott, Alan Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, Soccer I. Scott, Boyd page 5I . Scott, Cathy WAYARIAN I, 2, Business Club I, Prom Committee 2, 'Girls' Glee Club I, 2. Scott, Jeanne Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Executive Council I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 2. Scott, Patty All School Production I, 2, 3, Track and Field 2, Students For Survival I, Drama Club I. Sease, Kathy Youth Education Association 3, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Seilhamer, Joe page 52. Seilhamer, Kathy Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Maiden Club I, 2, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 2, 3 lvice-president 21, Youth Education Association I, Executive Council 2, Prom Committee 2. Shanholtz, Lori Prom Committee 2, WAYARIAN I, Library Club I, 2, 3. Shank, Ruth WAYARIAN I, 2, Executive Council I, 2. Shearer, Clyde page 52. Sheasley, Charles page 52. Shepard, Sara page 52 Shew, Alan page 52 Shew, Melodie page 52. Shindle, Randy Football 2, 3. Shinham, Steve Prom Committee 2, Class Treasurer I, Band I, 2, 3, All School Production l,Velvetones I,Orchestra I,Tribe I, 2. Schockey, Peggy page 52. Shockey, Sherry L. page 53. Shoemaker, Robert Bowling League I,All School Production I, 2, 3. Shriver, Caroline Art Club I lsecretaryl, BLUE AND GOLD I. Simmers, Katrina page 53. Shelby, Sines Youth Education Association I . Small, Greg Prom Committee 2, Art Club I, All School Production I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Small, Tim Wrestling 4, National Honor Society I, 2, All School Production I . Smetzer, Julie page 53. Smith, Craig Soccer 2, Band I, Music Club I, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, All School Pro- duction I, 2, 3. Smith, David A. page 53. Smith, David Morning Announcements I, 2, Math Club I, Tribe I, Chess Club I, 3, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, All School Production I. Smith, Frederick BLUE AND GOLD I, 2, Youth Education Association I, Basket- ball I. Smith, Jeff Track and Field 3, 4. Smith, John page 54 Smith, Joseph page 54 Smith, Todd page 54 Snowberger, Teri Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Executive Council I, 2, Prom Committee 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Snyder, Tammy D. Business Club I, WAYARIAN I, Track and Field 2, Prom Com- mittee 2. Speaks, Susan page 54. Sprankle, Lisa Music Club 3, Drama Club 3, Velvetones I, 2, Ski Club I, Youth Educational Association I, All School Production I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2. Sprankle, Teresa A. page 54. Staley, Mark Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field I, 2, 3, 4, Indian Club 2. Staley, Terri page 54. Stambough, Kathy Band I, 2, 3, WAYARIAN I, 2 leditor Il, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, National Honor Society I, 2 lsecretary Il, Executive Council 2. Stanton, Jackie l Class Historian 2, Colorguard 2, 3, Executive Council I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. Stefanic, Michael J. Student Council 2, 3, National Honor Society I, 2. Stephenson, Cynthia Band I, Health Careers Club I, Class Proiect I, All School Pro- duction I. Stepler, Kathy Class Secretary I, 2, 3, Colorguard 2, 3. Stern, David Ski Club I, Indian Club I, 2, 3, All School Production I, Velve- tones I, 2, 3, Brass Choir I, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Stine, Karen Colorguard I, 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, Youth Education Asso- ciation I, Track and Field 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3. Stine, Scott Baseball I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, Indian Club I. Stinson, Jeff page 55. Stoops, Audie page 55. Storley, Tammy Students for Survival 2, 3. Stouffer, Andi page 55. Stouffer, Eric A. page 55. Stouffer, Linda Student Council I, 2, 3, Youth Education Association 2 lhisto- rianl, Drama Club 3, Colorguard 3. Stouffer, Sharon page 55. Stull, Ed Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4 lreporter I I. Stuller, Mike page 56. Stum, Fred Soccer I, 2, 3, Track and Field 3, Band I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, Tribe I, 2, Class Proiect I, 2, 3, Indian Club I, All School Production I, 2, Student Council 2, 3. Stumbaugh, Larry Class Project I, 2, 3. Summers, Ellen Band I, 2, 3, Business Club I. Svartberg, Johan B. All School Production I, Soccer I, Friends International I, Health Careers Club I, Music Club I, Indian Club I, Student Council I, Choir I,Tribe l,Track and Field I,Ski Club I. Swartz, Tom Golf Team I, 2, 3, 4. Tate, Lisa page 56. Terry, Pamela S. Executive Council I, 2, 3, Students For Survival I, Youth Educa- tion Association I, 2 ltreasurerl, WAYARIAN I, Drama Club 3, Basketball 4, Volleyball I, 2, Choir 2, 3, Maiden Club 2, 3, All School Production 3, Prom Committee 2. Thomas, Diana Girls' Glee Club I, 2, WAYARIAN I, 2, Track and Field I, 2, All School Production. Toms, Marvin page 57. Topper, Robert page 57. Triesh, Charles page 57. Trostle, Craig Ski Club 2. Trostle, Mark Soccer I, 2. Vanderau, Robbin Band I, 2, 3, Business Club I lvice-pres.l. Verdier, Marcia Q page 57. Walck, Craig Indian Club I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3. Walter, Tammy Gym Show 3, BLUE AND GOLD 3, WAYARIAN I, Prom Com- mittee. Washington, Allen Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Icaptain I, 21, Track and Field 3, 4, Indian Club I, 2, Students For Survival I lvice-pres.l, Prom Committee 2, Cross Country 3. Watson, Michael page 57. Weber, Kenton page 57. Werkard, Richard page 58. West, Robbin Hockey 2, WAYARIAN I, 2, Cheerleader I. Wilhide, Bill Cross Country 4, Future Farmers of America I, Students For Sur- vival I,CIass Proiect 2. Willhide, Michael page 58. Willhide, Charles Choir I, 2, 3, Music Club I, 2, 3, Tribe I, 2, All School Produc- tion I, 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Band I, Chordbusters I, 2, 3. Wishard, Steve page 58. Whittington, William page 58. Wolff, Julie page 58. Wolff, Robert Indian Club I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. 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From 'Ihe Wheels of Educafion +o +he Class of '77 WAYN ES BO RO N EWS AGENCY Newspapers Magazines Tobacco Foun+ain Service Sundries 9I Main S'Iree+ Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Congra+uIaI'ions and BesI' Wishes +o Class of ..77.. FROM GEORGE'S TV H ERSH BE RG E R CH EVROLET, INC. P.O. Box 592 S. Pofomac a+ I0+h S+. Waynesboro, Pa. I 7268 Phones 7:7-762-3 I4I 301-733-2628 OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS 'Q glkhy, x- D. .45 9 91 41 J: 9 Q C O .. J n - . , FTD .' 0, J, 'loan ' T FIowers for All Occasions HAPPEI.'S FLOWERS I CUT FLOWERS ' FLORAL DESIGNS POT PLANTS o CORSAGES Box 333 Waynesboro, Pa.-I7268 Phone 762-32II C. H. BARKDOLL-Prop. I67 Congralulaiions, Siudenlsl Include Travel in Your Plans for +he Fufure, +o Enrich Your Lives. We Offer +l1e Besl' in . . Sludenl' Travel ' Tours Individual Travel ' Cruises Group Travel ' Business Travel x, Q l an UTTER TRAMELW CENTER SQUARE 0 WAYNESBURO, PENNSYLVANIA 17268 0 PHONEl7'l7l-762-9123 Complimen+s o'F Hess Sales 8: Service 200 N. 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Lady ManhaH'an and Telephone 794-244I Lady PendIe+on Complimenls of SMITH'S AUTO PARTS, INC. American Par'I's Jobber 800 S. Pofomac S+. 762-9 I 94 I70 CongraI'uIaI'ions and Besl' Wishes Io I'he Class of 77 N U-WAY CLEAN ERS Same Day Service Your Cleaner Is Your Clolhes Besl' Friend Phone 762-58 I 0 2 Sou+h Mulberry S+ree+ Congralulalions +o +he Class , of I977 T MAE KAUFFMAN'S BEAUTY SALON 'l'O 'l'l16 20 Norfh Church Sfreel' Class of I977 THOMAS E. BAKNER, Con+rac+ors Congralulalions Jlallmmk Qaeda? Ewa MlNNlCH'S PHARMACY - Waynesboro's Oldest Prescription Pharmacy Phone 762-2915 52 W. Main St. WAYNESBORO, PA. WilliamJ.Savage, Reg. Pharm. ' Flowers, Gif+s 'N Things Greenhouse and Garden Cen+er .--...4-L......-1--' 8I I S. Pofomac S+. Ph- 762-9l3l Waynesboro, Pa. Ruud! Shea 6'nnJle4 Kei+h c. Ross, Prop. Tina Eck Congratulations to the Waynesboro Area Senior High CLASS CDF I977 We take this opportunity to congratu- late every member of the graduating class of i977 and to express our special pride in the sons and daughters of our Lodge members. We are confident that, as you go out into the world, you will readily accept the responsibilities that are certain to be a part of your future. As you become active citizens, advanc- ing to positions of authority, keep in mind that the future of your City, your State and Lisa Orner your Nation will be in your hands. We ear- nestly pray that you will work to preserve our great American Heritage, which we place confidently in your keeping. May God go with you. Ada Minnich Waynesboro Lodge I l9l Loyal Order of Moose Joseph Seilhamer Good Lock +o +he Class 0+ l977 Wha+ever You Choose +o do A++er Gradua+ion Give i+ Your Bes+ E++or+ Always Fire Con+rol Equipmen+ Willard S+anley - Owner Blue Ridge Summi+, Pennsylvania Dis+ribu+ors For Boardman - Wa+erous Fire Appara+us FMC - Bean Fire Appara+us Providence Body Company Manu'Fac+urers of Rescue Vehicles and Ambulances Joan S+anley - Leon Wolfe Sales Represen+a+ives BesI' Wishes Io Ihe Class of '77 SPRUCE STREET LAUNDROMAT Mon'I AII'o, Pennsylvania TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN Quincy, Pa. Sof+ Ice Cream, ,Subs and Pizza Phone 749-5 I4-4 ROUTE 4 WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA 17268 Congra+ula+ions From BECK MFG., INC. HENICLE'S MARKET 5ggg,i5gg,gEgg Frui+s- Vegefables-Groceries E55-I' Nin-H1 S+, Mea+s Wholesale - Re'l'ail Greencas'I'le - Caledonia Waynesboro, R.D. I Wes+ Second S+ree+ Waynesboro, Pennsylvania MENTZER AND REED Your Chrysler - Plymou+h Dealer CHRYSLER Plym0uIH 220-226 N. Chruch S+. Waynesboro, Pa. SAVOY CATERING Ba nque+s Luncheons Clamba lces Pa rfies Buf'Fe+s Recep'I'ions SERVICE New Red Coaf Ca+ering Service ' Weddings ' Picnics ' Funerals B b ' ar eques ' Box Lunches ' Church Affairs Indoors and Ou+doors a+ Your Own Par+y GALLIE TOOTIE CHADWELL, Prop. Nor'I'h Chruch S+ree+ Ex+. - Waynesboro, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY Waynesboro ' Pennsylvania I72b8 Three Convenieni' Branch Offices +o Serve You Blue Ridge Summii' - Wayne Heigh+s and Zullinger Congra+ula+ions Gradua+es An impor1'an1' milesfone in your life has iusi' been passed. Wi'rh graduaiion you enifer upon your new responsibili+ies. May ambH'ion give you +he urge +o succeed in every worfhy e'F'For+, and' may pa'I'ience and for+i+ude cheer and pro1'ec+ you as you carve oui' +ha+ which 'ro you means mos'r. RUSSELL BENNETT STUDICDS Bu+ler, Pennsylvania Phofographer 'For +he Class of I977 7 Congra'I'uIaI'ions 'Io Ihe Class of '77 'From PRYOR'S TIRE SERVICE, Fires+one Tires and Tubes General EIec+ric Appliances Phone: 762-2 I 58 Corner Third and Polomac Complimenls of AC M E MAR K ETS Your In Town 40 Sou+h Broad S+. Radio S'I'aI'ion Waynesboro. Pa- Rus'I CraH Cards - Qualiiy Gifis MOU L'S GIFT 81 CARD SHOP C0 'P'Ime 'fS0I MIIEIMIIISI VARNER'S TExAco SERVICE 2I00 Eas+ Main S+ree+ Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 762-2234 wAvNEsBono M E Buluaens SUPPLY 134 WEST THIRD STREET WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA 17268 PHONE Um 762-7151 178 LONG JEWELERS Diamonds Walches Silver Crys+aI China 26 W. Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. ANTIETAM DAIRY Golden Guernsey Milk Produc+s Old Fashioned Ice Cream 834 S. Church Sfreel' Waynesboro, Pa. Telephone 762-62 I 2 Complimenls of WOLFF 81 McKOWN FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERING - DRAPERIES - BEDDING - ACCESSORIES 28 Eas+ Main S+ree'I' Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Phone - 762-54I I From the days of Steam to modern refrigeration equipment Frick Company . . . a World leader I Fl'll7K Waynesbords oldest manufacturer Village Book Slore Congraiulales +he Class of '77 and All Fu+ure Graduafes Hallmark When You Care Enough +o Give 'Ihe Bes+ Complimenis of 'rhe SNYDER FUNERAL HOME John S. Snyder Jr., Direc+or Best wishes to the Class of 1977 1897 ' 1977 80 YEARS OF QUALITY LANDIS WAYNESBDRD BUSINESS SCHUUI. Established 1898 Ngusiness Eeucation is a Wise Investment N Mrs. Ethel M. Neal QCPSQ, Director Courses: Advanced Automation Accounting Stenoscript Shorthand Business Administration lABC's1 Executive Secretarial Par Beading General Business Spanish Secretarial Medical Secretarial Stenographic - Medical Stenographic Secretarial Secretarial High School Equivalency IBM S Business Machines Day Classes' 'f Night Classes Saturday Classes 'f Summer Sessions Placement Service TELEPHONE 762-641 1 or 597-301 1 WAYNESBORO MALL WAYNESBORO G re e n Ar bo r P.O. Box 470 Waynesboro, Pa. Complimen'I's of Complimen+s of THERMOGRAPI-:ERS INC. EMPLOYEES 37 C.o++age S+ CREATORS OF THE FLOWER WEDDING LINE Wa nesbo,-0 Perma 725 Clayfon Avenue Wa nesboro Pen I ' 7b2-2433 WAYNESBORO PIPE PRODUCTS CO. 3 I 7 HamiI+on Avenue Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Le'I' AI and Bernie McGari'Iy Supply Your Pipe Requiremenis. YINGLING'S GARAGE CompIe'I'e Au+o Repair BODY AND FENDER WORK - PAINTING 762-24 I 5 Phone 762- I 274 24 Hr. Towing Service PEPSI-COLA DISTRIBUTER 3 I 9 An+ie+am S+ree+ Hagers+own, Md. WAYNESBORO ELECTRIC IOO Wes'I Main S+ree+ Waynesboro, Penna Wesiinghouse Appliances Amana Freezers Mayiag Washers and Driers R.C.A. Color T.V. and S+ereo I I 183 Besf Wishes y Beckers Super Thrifi on Ihe Sunshine Trail Rouzerville, Penna. ScoI'+s Mobil Service S+a'I'ion C1T1ZR HW AND TRUST COMPANY pormedy WAYNESBORO - PENNSYLVANIA LEVICICSMOBILSERVICE STATION Main Office I0- I 2 Wesi Main S+. 3 I0-3 I4 So. Pofomac S+. Ph 62-6557 Congraiulaiions +o one 7 I'he Class of '77 if- Allison's - E' - .fifwf , English - Wesrern Wear S .aj-57 V ' Harness Co. - 433 55 . I . OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES - TYPEWRITERS - LUGGAGE Cen'Ier Square Wa nesboro p n V - Horse and Pony Race Supplys y . e nsyl anna Rou'Ie 997 Befween Quincy and Mon+ AH'o., Pa. Waynesboro, R.D. I, PA. I7268 l7I 71 749-5920 Open 9:00 'I'o 9 P.M., Mon.-Fri. - lSaI'. 9-5:30 P.M.I Manufac+urers - Repair Service - Gi'F+s - Jewelry - Imporiers Ph. 762-9I43 Complimenis Io 'Ihe Class BERCAW'S VILLAGE BARN OV77 184 Pa+io and Garden Supplies From Gif+s - Craf'I's - Chris+mas Trees Snapper- Lawn-Boy-Toro Mowers R- Pioneer Chain Saws I I Phtlll Rd H+ Waynesboro' Pa. .7268 Plumbing and Heahng 36 I ips 2 Mi. E. on R+e. I6 Avenue 762-5260 FIDE PH 762-7878 DONALD H ME HOME PHONE 762-2462 MANAGER T - PI d R I d M ' I rees anls an e alle alerla S gfeyafons gfounfzy gfiicflsn dgufawcant MILLER BROTHERS NURSERY E T: ---- :ELI SIUE' lQh' IEIllI?SDlgg IiIllI2ii ' : ISI Boxes ' ' ' ' Quincy, Pa, I7247 Mu.:-: EAST UF I P. D. Box 472 WAYN EURO UN ROUTE 16 WAYNESBURU, PA. 172 Telephone Lawrence W. Miller - A - 7l7-749-3724 Glen D. Miller Congra'l'uIa'I'lons +o I'l1e Class of '77 Fm SHELL SERVICE Down+own, Sunshine Trail Rouzerville, Pa. CCVERI N G 762-5235 . 42 QI Q-Ygiiztaao-D1 Yi, be Congra+uIa+ions Q37,,Dx - X E FX Z so 375' Ee X, LL Good Luck Q9 A, Igef 185 .9 7 N To The Class Of '77 May We Wish Every Member Of The Class Of '77 A Sense Of Purpose That Will Personally Make Your Efforts, Whatever They May Be, Worthwhile And Rewarding. bww GMM Without Machine Tools - The Population Of The World Could Not Begin To Feed Or Clothe Itself Without Machine Tools - Modern Man Would Cease To Exist Without Machine Tools - Modern Civilization Could Not Exist In Its Present Accepted Form 7? TELEDYNE LANDIS MACHINE 5th and Church Slreels ' Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 17268 A Leader In The Manufacture Of Threading Equipment- Maker Of Quality Machine Tools And Accessory Tooling Since 1903 - Where The Individual Attainment Of Employees Collectively Put Together Have Made The Company A World Leader In Its Field. 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