West Chester Christian School - Conqueror Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

WEST CHESTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL We, the senior class of 1987, are proud to present to you the ’87 Conqueror. The theme of our book is a new direction. As we go on in our lives we will be constantly moving onward to different places and in new directions. We trust the Lord will guide us and help us as we strive to find His will in our choices ahead, and that everyone of us will have Him lead us through life. I THANKS MR. FISHER! We the seniors of 1987, would like to dedicate this year’s Conqueror to a man who has proven himself as a teacher and a friend. He has always been patient and understanding with us ■even in the worst of situations. His example of Christian character will not be forgotten as we move on in our lives. No senior will ever forget the way he tried to get us enthusiastic about senior sales, and projects to make money. His joyful spirit is shone to all whether on the soccer field, gym class, basketball court, or in the comput- er room. We all have been blessed in some way by him and his bit of accent he has brought to us. Therefore, with admiration and honor we dedicate the 1987 Conqueror to Mr. Ron Fisher. -me. Jus hate's Well Miss You! nV. Pisher'a ConVdbotiorv •to WeiV Orttter Pa- “Thanks Mr. Fisher for all you've done for us. We will not forget the princi- ples that you have taught us.” Sincerely, Fisher’s Kids Alright now seniors, it’s your senior trip that this is going towards. How can we expect the other classes to sell when most of you haven’t.” The excitement that comes on Mr. Fisher’s face when the words Tandy, basic, word processor, or computer are mentioned is incredible. FACULTY STAFF The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs 1:7 Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD. Psalm 34:11 ADM iff IRATION Thomas M. Pollock, Administrator Mr Muller Helped out a lot tins year especially m tne areas ot sports, in addition to teaching history, and coaching varsity basketball. Mr. Muller assisted Mr. Pollock in various ways We deeply appreciate the work that We are thankful that the Lord has allowed Pastor to be involved in our school. Whether speaking in chapel, helping out with classes, or just being there when we needed someone to talk with; Pastor has been there. We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers; Remembering without ceasing your work of faith, and labor of love, and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, in the sight of God and our Father;” I Thessalonians 1:28,3 We alse praise the Lord that He has enabled Mr Pollock to be back with us this year. The time and effort he puts in for us is often times overlooked, but is always greatly appreciated. He has taught us much, not only in Bible class, but also in the example he sets for us. Thanks Mr. Pollock for everything. For we are laborers together with God: ye are God's building. For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Chris. ICormthians 3:9 11 E. Allen Griffith, Pastor you do behind the scenes. Sue Speaker Bill Muller, Assistant Principal School Secretary Mis. DiSibito Mrs. Wendoil Church Secretaries Ann Adjeski Peter Timmins James Read Church Secretary School Bookkeeper Minister of youth, Bible 9 10 Karen Taylor Home Ec. Roger Munson Print Shop, Maintenance Joe Fisher Tim Coe Ray Seace Head Custodian Custodian Head of Maintenance FACULTY STAFF Joyce Hall Kindergarten Karen Smiley Second Grade Kim DeCarlo First Grade Jesse Cole Third Grade Karen Hopson First Grade Karen Timmins Third Grade Joyce Corcoran Second Grade Kathy Ainge Fourth Grade Ted Meshey B Fifth Grade Randy Boston Brenda Boston Margret Bailie Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Librarian Sue Simpson Band Director Darren Waterbury Music Choir Director Ann Murry Alg.l, Health 8, Math 7 8 Matt Pollock World His.l, Bible 7 8, Civics 12 Jan Snyder English 10,11, 12 Beverly Huber Typing l ll, Business Math l ll, Shorthand I, Acc.l Don James Ron Fisher Trig., Chem., Physics, Alg.2, Computers, Club, Phy. Ed. boys Geometry 312 Teach me, 0 Lord, the way of thy statutes; and I shall keep it unto the end. Give me understanding, and I shall keep thy law; yea, I shall observe it with my whole heart. Psalm 119.33 34 Andrew Murphy Earth Science, Geography, Science 7 8 Suzanne Coe French l ll, English 7 8 Linda Behan Lorraine Caldwell Spanish I, Spanish II.9 11, Physical Science, Biology, Phys. Spanish 8 Ed. 3-12 SENIORS Dear Seniors: You made it! Your years at West Chester Christian School are are complete. You are a member of the 1987 graduating class. Now what? May I remind you that whereas up til now most decisions have been made for you: in the future more and more decisions will be yours alone. I am sure you have experienced many occasions when you expressed what you would do if you could. You may at least con- sidered how you would act, where you would go, with whom you would spend your time and so on. You have no doubt had to do many things over the years you would have preferred not to do and on the other hand refrained from things you have wanted to do. Get ready for the future. The school administrator and teachers are no longer in the picture. Dad and Mom will now gradually be pulling back their authority. You will stand directly answerable to the Lord for those places, people, practices and plans you have thought about in the past and are now considering for the future. We hope and pray the training you have received will go a long way m helping you form the convictions that will determine the pattern of your adult life. We will observe out of love and interest, trusting your testimony from high school graduation to heavenly graduation will exalt the Lord Jesus Christ. Sincerely in Christ, E. Allen Griffith Pastor ii JAMES EMORY ALLEU FOLLOWING AFTER THE LORD ELIZABETH ANN BURKE DEVOTED ONE James is a fun and interesting person, his sense of humor differs from most others in a way that most people do not understand. There is never a dull moment when James is around, he always occupies himself with interesting hobbies like bicycling and hunting. Even though James jokes a lot. and is fun to be around, he has a serious side to him which is evident in his being elected class president. James is also there if ever you are in need of a good talk. These qualities will most likely help James a great deal as he plans on going to college to become an accountant. Marci is the kind of person that goes out of her way to meet people and become their friend. She is a very sweet and encouraging person who really cares about you. She has the ability to make you feel good about yourself even if you are down. She also has a real talent in helping you out with a problem you may have. She is a person who loves to laugh, and you soon find yourself laughing along with her. Marci is a really interesting person to talk to, and she will make time to talk to you because she is a giving person. All of these God given qualities will go with her as she plans on going to college, and will brighten others lives as she has brightened ours. Beth is a very unique girl in many ways. She is very determined in the jobs placed before her. You know that Beth will get the job done and done right because it is in her nature to do her best in everything. From yearbook to basketball everything she does receives the same personal touch. She is also a bright person who really lets her love for God and her friends radiate in everything she does. She sets her goals high and docs everything she can to acheive what she sets before her. She will give anyone the time of day, and if you need a friend, Beth is a good choice. Beth wants to continue her studies after high school, by going to Word of Life for a year, and then another Christian college to major in camp ministries. In looking for a good friend you have many things in your mind that you are going to want that person to be like. You want that person to be caring, always listening to your problems, and giving good, sound advice. Jennifer is one of those kinds o f people. She is as serious as she is a lot of fun. She enjoys many outings and events. She also enjoys a good talk with you about almost anything under the sun. She is very studious, but she doesn't let that get in the way of her caring attitude. She loves people, and that is evident in the way she treats her friends. After Jennifer graduates she plans on going to college and majoring in marine biology. After college. Jennifer would like to settle down and raise a family. MARCELLA BARREIRO ROMANTIC JENNIFER LYNN CARSON FAIR LADY 14 CYNTHIA LYNN CHAMBERLAIN A NEW MOON JUNE CHRISTINE GILBERT EVER YOUTHFUL Mike can be a really good friend and he is always ready to brighten up anyone 's day. Me loves to joke and tease, but he also knows when to be serious. Me accepts responsibility well, and can always be counted on when someone needs help. If ever you need a truthful answer to any situation, you can count on Mike to give it to you. Me serves as vice- president of the class and he love to play baseball which is one of his favorite hobbies. Mike is also a good student, who doesn t let outside influences bother him when there is something to be done. Mike is thinking about attending Pensacola next fall to follow his Lord's leading. If you are looking for sincerity, look no further. Cynthia is a special person, and sincerity is one of her good qualities. She is fun to be around and you can count on her for a friendly comment or a good heart to heart talk. Mot many people know Cynthia s concern for others, but those who know her know there is a depth to her that is rare in most people. Cynthia loves to play her clarinet, and has won many competitions. She uses the ability in solos and in the band. You know she gives it her all because you can see her genuine love for the Lord as well as for others. Cynthia will not have any problems as she takes these talents with her to Bob Jones University and she plans to major in music. Jennifer is a great person who loves the Lord and loves children. She works well with children of all ages. This year she helped Miss Boston with the sixth graders. Jennifer also is known for her humorous comments and a smiling face as you saw her around the halls of school. She is a very fun-loving person and knows how to have a good time and brighten up your day. Jennifer is also known for her smile as you can see her leading fans in cheers at soccer and basketball games. Mer fun nature will help her go far in life as she plans to go to college at Bob Jones University to major in elementary education, to work with the kids she loves so much. Openness and honesty are two qualities evident in June s life. She is a person who is trustworthy and one who is very considerate of others. You will never find her ignoring a person, but rather she stays by your side during your most difficult moments. That is very special in a person. June also has a light side to her which is evident if you ever get her laughing. She has a laugh that is quite contagious, and you will soon find yourself laughing along with her. June s loving and laughing nature will be invaluable as she pursues a career in the medical field after graduation. MICHAEL ANTHONY DISIPIO LIKE UNTO THE LORD JENNIFER LEA GRIFFITH FAIR LADY 15 STEPHANIE MICHELLE HESS CROWNED ONE MICHAEL LEE KENEPP LIKE UNTO THE LORD Stephanie is a person who is blessed with many talents. Her interest in music is evident as you can see her active involvement in the school band, high school choir, and in various church ministries. Stephanie plays a variety of instruments including the piano, organ, saxaphone. and the clarinet. She uses these talents very well in school and in her local church, where she is the pianist. She also enjoys the skills that make a homemaker. Baking and sewing are her forte. She is known by her friends for all of the wonderful things she makes. Stephanie does have a serious side, and that is in the are of her deep concern for the mentally handicapped. She plans on working with them after she receives her degree in that field from Ccdarville College. Tammy is a person who is really concerned with people. She can usually get you excited about being alive and even in school. She is always willing to help you out if you arc having a bad day. She gives her all in the things she is involved in. It is evident in everything from yearbook to cheering for sports. You could also see her dedication in these areas by the amount of the time you knew she put into everything she did. Tammy plans to major in nursing at Pensecacola after graduation. She feels this is the Lord's will concerning her life. She will be missed by many people who knew and love her. but you know that once she is your friend, she 'll be there for you forever. Mike is the kind of guy who loves to be in the great outdoors. Hunting and fishing are two of his favorite outdoor activities. No matter what hunting season it is. you are almost sure to find Mike out there in his camoflauge. Along with his dog. Bo. they make a great hunting team. Mike is not really sure about his plans after graduation, tie is thinking about Joining the army, or he may enroll in a tradeschool. Whatever he docs, though I'm sure he will accomplish it. He is a very determined person who won t stop until he reaches the goals he sets for himself. And that is a very good quality which will see him far through his life. When people think of Dan Major, they think of a quiet, shy person; but those of us who really know him will never forget his endless teasing and practical Jokes. Beyond this part of him though, there is another side of Dan which is shown by his love for working with kids. Dan recently Joined the High School Choir. We find that he has a great voice along with his great personality. Dan plans to go to college, even though he’s not sure what his major will be. We know he will give it his all, thus encouraging those he comes in contact with. TAMARA SUE HORSFALL ONE OF EQUALITY DANIEL EDWARD MAJOR GOD IS MY JUDGE 16 RICHARD TODD MCMILLEH A MIGHTY RULER DA mi EL MARK OBMGER GOD IS MY JUDGE This is Gina s first year here, and in the short time that she has been here, she has proved to be a true friend. She is a down-to-earth person and that is one of the reasons that she is so well liked by many. She is a real encouragement to her friends. and her honest opinion is appreciated by all who come in contact with her. ho matter when it is or what it is, you will find her a ready listener, and a willing helper. She is a very smart person, and people often come to her with problems and find she has a lot of answers, her genuine friendliness and love for others will go with her as she plans to attend a Christian college In the fall after graduation. If you would ever need someone to talk to, someone to share your self and feelings with. Rick is the person to see. he is as caring for his friends as he is sensitive to their needs, he also has a quite sense of humor that is appreciated by those who he has as friends, he is always there if you need a laugh, but there is a serious side to Rick that is hard to miss, he is dependable, responsible, and very trustworthy. You could go to him with your deepest problems and know that your secret is safe with him. he is going to be missed by his friends as he plans to go to Bob Jones for four years to major in business, and then as he pursues his career. Greg is talented in many ways. Whether is was sports, choir, or even schoolwork, you knew he did his best, he played soccer and baseball for our school since he came in 9th grade, and really did a good job. he used his great singing voice in ministring to the Lord through concerts and competitions, he is really a great guy to get to know. Greg was always ready to lend a hand, or just listen if you had a problem you needed to talk about, he can be as fun to be around as he is serious. You could count on him to say something to cheer you up. These talents will definitely be a help as he is considering a future as a social worker or as a youth pastor, he would like to go to Liberty University to study. The Lord is certainly going to bless him as he goes on through life serving him. Dan Obinger is a person with many talents and good qualities, he is a good singer, he is in the church and school choir, he knows how to read the music and carry a tune, he is also a good student in school, he has an A average and gets good grades in all o f his classes. Dan is also pretty good with computers. Most importantly however, Dan is a Christian, he participates in Christian activities and is planning to be a preacher, he also helps others spiritually when they have questions about something. Dan. having these many talents and good qualities will go far as he plans on going to Baptist Bible College or Pensacola College to become a youth pastor. GirtA ROSELLE MEHDEHHALL IMMORTAL OriE GREGORY ALLEH SAUELEY WATCHFUL OHE i SHERYL LY1Y SIHER A WOMAN OF THE LORD JODI GAYLE WATSON FRAISED OF THE LORD Sheryl is a very congenial girl. She s a very caring person. If you have a problem and you need someone to talk to, Sheryl is always willing. She is one of those people who will go out of her way to help other people. Sheryl has a great sense of humor. If you need a good laugh. Sheryl 's the one to go to. She always has the right words or the right facial expressions to make you laugh. She has a great personality and In everything, very easy to get along with. She tries to be nice to everyone, and in turn she has a great variety of friends. No matter where she goes after graduating in the summer, she will always be fondly remembered as a great friend. She is not sure where she will attend college, but the Lord will use her greatly wherever she goes. Ginny is one of those rare people that are admired for their strength, courage, and love for all. She is a shining testimony for the Lord in all she does, tier smile radiates the love she has for the Lord and for the others she gives herself to. She has been given the of giving as well as the awesome talent she has at the piano. When she sits down at the piano it is almost as if the piano speaks to her and they become a unit. That takes a very special talent. She also has a beautiful singing voice that the Lord has blessed her with. God has not given her all these talents for nothing. She plans to attend Bob Jones to further her music career by becoming a music major. ,4s you get to know Jodi, you find that in addition to being a outgoing person that she has a depth to her that you don t find in many people. She has been in the choir for years, and has made the special choir because of her lovely singing voice. She participated on the cheering squad since seventh grade, and only this year did she go out for volleyball. Jodi can be very encouraging when things are looking down for you and can say Just the right thing to make your day seem a little better. Jodi's future plans include either going to Baptist Bible College or Pensacola College to pursue her future. She is not sure what field the Lord wants her in. but she is always open to him. Chuck, being a new student this year, has really adapted well, his down-to-earth personality has helped him to achieve this, his unique sense of humor has been one of the reasons he made friends so quickly. At lunch time, we always know that no food of ours will have to go to waste, for Chuck is always ready to cat; even if he is as skinny as a stick, having his Olds Cut less Supreme has helped him in making friends. It is always a good topic for discussion. Chuck sometimes seems like a very shy person, but in actuality. Chuck is great to talk with one on one. he is very capable of voicing his own convictions and opinions. The Lord is sure to continue blessing Chuck as he considers attending Pensacola College in the fall. VIRGIN A ANNE SPEAKER PURE ONE CHARLES HENRY WHITE JR. A MAN OF GOD L. DAW Pi WiFi FIELD BREAK OF DAY KRISTIFi LEIGH ZERFi A CHRlSTlAn Tanya is a very special person. She is a fun person to spend time with because of her usual light and happy attitude. She can often be found teasing someone or being teased about her Mississippi accent. Although she is fun-loving, she is also thoughfu! at the same time. Tanya has only been here for one year, but this special quality has been evident in many instances. Apart from her special qualities is an unusual, well-trained and beautiful voice which is truly a gift from God. She will do well as she continues to develop her voice. She plans to attend a Christian School in Missouri and study music to someday become a music teacher. Dawn is a well-rounded person with many distinct qualities. Dawn is a very well-informed person. She is well-informed in the area of giving personal counsel, tier wide range of experience and education enables her to speak knowledgeably to others. Another of Dawn ’s distinct qualities is her ability to be straightforward. Dawn confronts situations head on. She also has the ability to speak what she means and not be persuaded. Dawn is a very fun-loving person and she enjoys life to the fullest. Dawn also enjoys most all sports, and you can see her actively involved in most of them. Dawn is not sure of her future, but you know that she will make an impression on everyone she meets, just as she has done in the school. Kristin is a wonderful, straight- forward person. Few people know her well. One of the ways these traits are shown is her caring and willingness to listen and help people through their problems. She is a good friend to any one who needs a mend and she 'll tell you the truth about something if she sees something wrong. She eryoys many hobbies and sports, and is active in many of them. Whatever she does she carries a good Christian testimony, which can be seen in her attitude and in her life. She is planning to major in Elementary education or Home Economics at Fensacola College next fall. TANYA RAE WOOD AFiGEL FROM HEAVE!Y DAN MAJOR: Years at WCCS-13; Choir 12; Special Choir 12 RICK MCMILLEN: Years at WCCS-13; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Special Choir 10,11 MIKE KENEPP: Years at WCCS-7; Basketball 9 STEPHANIE HESS: Years at WCCS-3; Choir 10,11,12; Special Choir 12; Band 10,11; Nick- name-Stuffy MARCI BARREIRO Years at WCCS-2; Volleyball 11; Basketball Cheering 11; Choir 12; KRISTIN ZERN: Years at WCCS-12; Basketball 11,12; Soccer Cheering 9,10,11,12; Basketball Cheering 9,10; Bible Quiz 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; Special Choir 11,12; Yearbook 10,11,12 GREG SAUFLEY: Years at WCCS-4; Soccer 9,11,12; Base 9,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Special C 10,11,12; Yearbook 12 BETH BURKE: Years at WCCS-7; Basketball 11,12; Basketball Cheering 9.10; Soccer Cheering 9,10,11,12; Band 10,11; Choir 9,10,11,12; Special Choir 10,11,12; Play 9; Yearbook 10,11,12; Nick- name-Poof CYNTHIA CHAMBERLAIN: Years at WCCS-2; Choir 11,12; Band 12; Year- book 12; Nickname-Syn- tanie GINNY SPEAKER: Years at WCCS-14; Basket- i ball 9,10,11,12; Soccer J Cheering 9,10; Choir 9,10,11,12; Special Choir 9,10,11,12 AMES ALLEN: 'ears at WCCS-2; Soccer 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Choir .2; Nickname-Screamin D DAN OBINGER: Years at WCCS-5; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 11,12; Bible Quiz 9,10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Special Choir 11,12; Nickname- Dan-Dan the Jungle Man TANYA WOOD: Years at WCCS-1; Choir 12; Special Choir 12 CHUCK WHITE: Years at WCCS-1; Choir 12; Special Choir 12; Basketball 12 JODI WATSON: Years at WCCS-13; Volleyball 12; Soc- cer Cheering 9,10,11; Basketball Cheering 9,10,11; Choir 9,10,11,12; JUNE GLIBERT: Special Choir 9,10,11,12 Years at WCCS-3; Soccer Cheering 11; Basketball Cheering 10; Choir 10 21 ilNA MENDENHALL: ears at WCCS 1: Choir 12: Basket- iall 12; Nickname-Gi JENNIFER GRIFFITH: Years at WCCS-14; Basketball 9,10; Soccer Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Basketball Cheer- ing 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Special Choir 10,11,12; Play 9; Yearbook 11 MIKE DISIPIO: Years at WCCS-4; Baseball 9,10,11,12 TAMMY HORSFALL: Years at WCCS-7; Soccer Cheering 11,12; Basketball Cheering 10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Nicknames-Tam; Sprout DAWN WINFIELD; Years at WCCS-1 Vi; Basketball 12; Choir 12; Special Choir 12 JENNIFER CARSON: Years at WCCS-2; Choir 11,12; Special Choir 11,12; Yearbook 12; Vocal Solo Competition 11,12; Nickname- Jen THE CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President-Mike DiSipio Secretary Treasurer-Ginny Speaker President-James Alien This year the senior class, as a part of their civics class, put on a program to celebrate reli- gious liberty week. A drama presentation, music, and two special speakers were on hand to help commerate this special week. A special essay was read by one of the seniors. We thank everyone for their help. % St? re The seniors did a few things this year to raise money to aid in the cost of their senior trip. Along with selling candy and icecream, they also made and sold hoagies to the school. They sold carna- tions to the students, and in the spring they had a donkey basketball game. They had lots of fun in these various events, and raised substantional amounts of money. The Senior class supported Pignoli in the 1986 November elections. They went to various voting booths and handed out literature to the vot- ers. It was a valuable, learning exper- ience for the whole class. O'0 C ' 1 ’TjroUi nu 6 W «'' ' wtir ? r 5to- X2 “ r j) , i 1 _iS' 5V . vr S OP -Tl 3Q nul rjo or?. '2Tvax-i_l Dear Graduates, It has been my joy and priviledge to have shared in a small part of your lives while you were here at West Chester Christian School. You will be missed when we return to school next fall, but we are excited about what lies ahead for you. The most important thing to remember is to al- ways keep the Lord at the top of your priorities. When you do this, you can be sure that his good- ness and mercy shall follow you all the days of your lives. We will continue to pray for you, and will anticipate that your lives be fruitful in your service to him. may the Lord bless you. Love, Mr. Read UNDERCLASSMEN Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. I Timothy 4:12 ELEVENTH GRADE John Bateman Mario Berardi Steven Conrad Kristen DiAddezio April Dunmoyer Jemne Faith Cynthia Greising Mark Hain Susan Hensley Dana Johnson Denise Kabakjian Stephanie Kenepp Diane Kephart Diahann Lawrence Cheryl Rash Patrick Shannon Kim Staub Erin Thompson Clay Weldon e ss 07 'XX TENTH GRADE X ' k rrrrr rrrrr i vt L P Kim Allen Jennifer Berardi Tracy Bowerman Darren Boyce Dan Burry Aaron Coleman Deana DiSipio Elizabeth Hegarty Floyd Higgins Michelle Judy Simone Mayo Audra Meshey Chris Meshey Mike Pollock Paul Jo Santino Leslie Smer Christopher Standeven David Thomas Elizabeth Weaver Julie Weldon Connie Whitehead Kevin Zern Chris Barfield Cindy Bernard Brandon Booz Karen Bowerman Michael Brain Leanne Caroselli Alton Carter Stephanie Chamberlain Dawn Creasy Tracyann Dean Mark DiAddezio Rob Gilbert Todd Horsfall Lisa Hughes Bobby Kilpatrick Chris Kondracki Kim Kunkle Kristen Moran Maxine Osborn Brian Palmer Derek Santan Brandon Schaap Mike Seace Timothy Shank Tricia Shank Kathy Shannon Russell Snyder Lynleigh Stefano Ian Thompson Mark Varner Karen Wilson Robert Wohlfarth 32 r fs m A m S ft MkJMk k EIGHTH GRADE Kristy Arcus Robert Barndt Jeffrey Bateman Joe Bell Damon Booz Tommy Bowman Jonell Brain David Coover Ken Delise Alison Graham Amy Griffith Dennis Higgins Laura Hunter Tara Johnson Doug Judy Chantalle Kauffeld Scott Kilpatrick Keri Kondracki Hope Kyelberg Jodi Lauer Brook Mattocks Natalie Meeks Roger Munson Henry Patterson Sugaree Perrie Shannon Schaap Larry Shaw Jennifer Smith Paula Smith Randy Snyder Steve Snyder Jaclyn Weber Matthew Wolfe 33 SEVENTH GRADE Diana Armstrong Kimberly Barndt Jonathan Crans Kevin Fryberger Keri Gillespie Brent Green Rebecca Grimm Eric Hansen Andre Harris Jon Hegarty Joseph Johnson Tommy Kilpatrick Gabriel Marinelli Norman McCoy Heather McGinnis Meghan McNeill Karis Meshey Brandon Santan Rachel Saufley Paul Smith Ruthann Smith Sherri Sweeny Sharon Walton Jamie Wendorf Jared White Mike Williams Thomas Williams Scott Wohlfarth Fred Wurster REMEMBER WHEN . . . Brian was cool even before he could walk. How could we ever forget that wonderful skit performed by that talented class of ”88. “Hey, I know that bus was here somewhere. Life before homework Cute smile Jennifer! “what can I say?! Remember when life was simple and It was easy to smile. Remember when homework was only one page of reading. Ooo. now that's real funny!” ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE Teisha Allen Mindy Bell Mike Bowman Lynet Brown Richard Coulter Dean Gilbert Julie Grimm Chris Jenkins Rachel Jones James King Jennifer Laird Janelle Mattocks Amy Meshey Jennifer Munson Dean Parker Jamie Pavillard Paige Siner Matthew Standeven Mike Winfield SIXTH GRADE f Aaron Armstrong Ed Cohen Wade Dantinne Thad Fisher Kory Fryberger Emily George Kim Griffith Tara Hickethier John Kauffeld Erica Kenepp Aaron King Christine Krivulka Robert Kyelberg Laura Roderer Tara Sanders Darlene Shank Stephen Smith Rebecca Sweitzer Jonathan Weaver FIFTH GRADE Darlies Allen Kara Arcus Michael Balint Nan Batzig Erin Behan Michelle Brown Nathan Brown Thomas Butler David Crutchfield Robin Dantinne Jill Farabelli Becky Fisher Edward Gandy Nicole Gilbert Angela Gillespie Erin Green Brian Huber Mark Jones Scott Major Kara Marinelli Walter Miehle Matthias Murphy Bridget Packett Danielle Parlett Laura Patterson Gayle Shaw Sharon Terrey Nicole Wagner Rachel Whisler Randy Whitehead r f PI IM, f f f f • e A ft 'f f t . i a £l am kA f f pal Deborah Arcus Mary Armstrong Nicholas Batzig Robbie Bayley Vincent Berardi Jason Coover Timothy Crans Allen Delise Wendy DiAddezio Jeremy George Matthew Gyles Aaron Harris Shalon Haysel Kristen Hunter Matthew Huss Tonya Johnson Laurie King Teddy Kyelberg Melissa McGinnis Timothy Meshey Eric Moore Amy Paget Titfany Perkins Zachary Shumoski Kayleen Smith Sharon Sweitzer Carrie Tyson Stephanie Tyson Joy Wolfe Suzanne Wurster I! QJLSLSL r. $ £ a £ JL a Seth Booz Carrie Brown Jennifer Butler Carese Crutchfield Bob Egenstafer Kelly Gordan Mark Kauffeld Heidi Kimmel John Mortimer Micah Murphy Doug Parker Robin Reed Christy Snyder Lori Toy Cori Wendorf Jonathan Zern THIRD GRADE Richie Ainge Kelly Brown Helena Corcoran Rebecca Gyles David Kauffeld Chris Kuc George Magaw Lisa Marinelli Tara McNeill Tony Saufley David Seace Abigail Silcox Tim Simpson Adam Standeven Jami Terrey Carolyn Vance Janne’ Zern Mrs. Timmins Susie Balint Matthew Barfield Ricky Bayley Mandy Etter James Farabelli Audtin Haysel Jenna Hickethier Karl Jaeger Christi Jones Brian Lunger Ericka Magaw Anna Marinelli Kim McCoy Meghann Sanders Ben Shumoski Kelly Tyson Clint Weldon Karen White SECOND GRADE James Burke Peter Huber Craig Kondracki Angela Kyelberg Chrissie Maher Jessica Moore Holly Munroe Kim Munson Amy Osman Michael Packett Sandy Parker Ted Roderer Eddie Sweitzer Brian Wendorf Joshua Whisler Nelson Wilkinson Kelly Woolfrey 45 Shawn Applegate Michael Brown Sonya Crutchfield Arlen Harris Max Haysel Wesley Kimmel Carrie King Chris Lauck Tara Magaw Daniel Marinelli Sarah Silcox Bethany Simpson Alicia Snyder Tristan Wagner Chad Weldon Sally Williams ° 1 'tffiT:—V y � '•I FIRST GRADE Karyn Ainge Thomas Atz Rebecca Behan Nathan Brain Kim Fryberger Brandon Gilbert Tommy Grimm Jamie Jezorski Rachel Lunger John Moberly Steven Roderer Sarah Timmins Michael Toy Christie Weldon Miss DeCarlo fM? A SL mm ;y--� Andrew Atz Cassie Bernard Anthony Burggraff Joshua Burry Leah Farabelli Hillary George Julie Gilbert Maria Hensley Andrew Huss Laura Jaeger David Jones Kevin Lunger Daniel Maher Amy Neikam Kristina Seace Jeremy Shahadi Jenny Timmins Cindy Toy Keith Tyson Stephen Wilkinson Jennifer Wohlfarth Matthew Woolfrey Leon Yates 48 “IN THE NATION The story behind Reagan’s dealings with the mullahs The laic sounded really loo bizarre lo be believed. The U.S. conniving al arms shipments to Iran? Send- ing a secrcl mission lo palaver with the mullahs? Trying to keep Ihc whole ihing from Congress and most of ihc U.S. Government? And all over Iran, of all places! The country that held Amer- icans hostage for 444 days beginning in 1979. the land whose fanatical leader. Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini, has never ceased lo denounce America as the Great Satan. the state widely suspected to this very day of fomenting terrorist at- tacks against Americans. Vet there is no question that it hap- pened. Initially in the perhaps illusory hope of gaining influence with a posl-Kho- meini government in Iran, but eventually also as an inducement for Iranian help in winning freedom for US. hostages held by Muslim zealots in Lebanon, the Reagan Administration approved clandestine ship- ments of military equipment—ammuni- tion, spare parts for tanks and jet fighters— to Iran through Israel As long as the deep secret was kept- even from most of the US. intelligence community—the maneuver in one sense worked. ' The U.S. And Iran HALLEY’S COMET A once in a lifetime chance to study Halley’s comet up close. This comet only passes by the earth every 72 years. Few are alive who can still remember the comets last passing. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MISS LIBERTY The scaffolding is gone now, and at dawn she rises from t he steel-gray calm of New York harbor as she has for a hundred years—at once monumental and ethereal, vigilant and welcoming, a massive pale green figure that seems somehow delicate against the brooding battlements of lower Manhattan. Liberty Enlightening the World” she was christened a century ago; to the poet Emma Lazarus she was The New Colos- sus.” Today, softened and made fa- miliar by the gentle passage of time, the Statue of Liberty has be- come a universal symbol of refuge, opportunity and hope. In celebrat- ing her centennial this July, we are really celebrating ourselves. FAREWELL CHALLENGER America gives another look at what really happened last year. It was the first space shuttle disaster that took so many lives. Seven people, one of whom was teacher Christa McAuliffee. died in the disaster NASA remembered the occasion with a prayer and a moment of silence. Give me your tired, your poor, ... your huddled masses yearning to be free ... “With bundles and bulging suitcases, the new arrivals came to the portal of America, Ellis Island — for some the island of tears. ARTICLES SOURCES: with Iran' Flight of 1986 Flight of Fancy Voyager makes a quaint quest for immortality White and delicate, high tech yet oddly primitive, the plane looks like some elegant insect or a sleek, latter- day pterodactyl. With her reedlike central wing slic- ing across three slender cylinders, she might have been designed by an austere modern sculptor rather than an aeronautical engineer. In an age of space travel 2nd supersonic fright, her mission is a throwback to a different kind of odyssey: to fiv not faster, but longer. Not higher, but farther. Voyager is a flight of fancy, of quaint possibility. A round-the-world flight without stopping and without refu- eling is one of the last firsts of atmospheric aviation. Perhaps be- cause such a feat had become almost an anachronism, no one be- fore had tried to accomplish it. The night was always considered impossible because no plane could carry enough fuel to take it 23.000 miles. But last week, while the attention of the nation was directed toward weightier, more dispiriting matters in Washing- ton, Voyager sailed over the Pacific, over Africa and into the South Atlantic, more than halfway home, offering the world a needed distraction. Voyagers journey called to mind Charles Lindbergh's daring solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927, and last week the Lone Eagle’s widow was tracking the plane's progress. ‘T am hold- ing my breath for them.” said Anne Mor- row Lindbergh of the crew. “What they are doing takes great courage and faith.” The mission came about through the faith of three principals: the two pilots. Dick Rutan. 4$, and Jeana Yeager, 34; and ■Rutan’s brother Burt, 43. who designed the 49 FROM THE FOLLOWING Regans s Secret Dealings , riME November 17. 1986: Fancy . TIME December 29. - SPORTS— = 86 BASEBALL Last year's baseball team was really good. With coaches Mr. Garry Conn and Mr. Herman Muller the team really had it made. It was Mr. Conn's first year at WCCS and the team came in third place in the league. Three of our guys made the All Star Team. Good going guys! Let’s hope this year’s team is as good as last year's if not better. Below: Standing- Craig Griffith, Rick McMillen, Tim Osman, Bobby Kilpatrick, Greg Saufley, Brian Palmer, Kevin Driscoll, Tim Faith, Dan Obinger, Mr. Conn. Kneeling - Mike DiSipio, Mike Seace, Steve Snyder, Chris Kondracki, Steve Conrad. Not pictured- Clay Weldon. Left: All Star Team- Mike DiSipio, Steve Conrad, and Bobby Kilpatrick. I can't hear you! Oh YEAH, it's finally here! Yes, we're the cool volleyball players. SOCCER PEP RALLEY Conquerors say ... HELLO! We've got that beat! We only had one pep ralley for soccer this year, but it was the best one ever. With help from Jennifer Griffith, the trumpets, and the drum; the crowd really got excited! Do you think this had anything to do with the three victories we saw that day? Alright guys, lets go! 53 IV. Soccer: Back: Roger Munson, Chris Kondracki, Derek Santan, Matt Wolfe, Brandon Booz, Chris Barfeild, Scott Kilpatrick, Rob Gilbert, Mike Seace, Mark Varner, Bob Barndt, Brandon Schaap, Brian Palmer, Sam Krivulka, Coach Pollock. Front: Jamie Wendorf, Dennis Higgins, Mike Brain, Tim Shank, Kevin Fryberger, Todd Horsfall, Larry Shaw, Joe Johnson, Tom Kilpatrick, Brandon Santan, Jared White. After a fine season as co-champions of the league last year, no one was quite sure what to expect of this year’s team. No hopes were disappointed! The co- captains, Chris Barfield and Todd Horsfall led the team to a very successful season. With a league record of 8-1-1, a total record of 9-1-1, and a 2nd place in the league, our guys had nothing of which to be ashamed! Coach Matt Pollock is quite sure that Coach Fisher will be glad to have twelve of the 9th graders moving up next year to help our already strong varsity team. Congratulations, Jr. High, on a very fine season. GOAN. JH SOCCER Now. isn't that a typical coaches lace? No. I'm not camera shy. Boot it, Chris! I dare you to try get it! Todd, way to be aggressive! V tsr cvmws EE rcmwc S out! E «.EUA 1 Lynleigh Stefano was the captain of the J.V. Cheerleaders this soccer season. She helped organize the girls and push them to perfection. These girls did an excellent job in getting the crowds excited and moving their guys to an awesome season. J.V. Cheerleaders: From Left lo Right: Front: Amy Griffith (captain). Shannon Schaap. lynleigh Stefano. Keri Kondracki. Back: Becky Grimm. Tara Johnson. Tracyann Dean JH SOCCER CHEERLEADING VOLLEYBALL Kim Allen ‘crucial’ to Conqueror lineup fiy Stuart London KlH W TV Mr In the year after a conference championship in girls volleyball, the Spotlight at West Chester Christian School has turned to the team's only returning starter, sophomore Kim Allen. “Kim is the one we look to when she Is on the front line, said coach Lor- raine CaldwelL “We're rebuilding this year and Kim's play is crucial until the other girls get experience. Last year, the Conquerors won the Atlantic Coast Christian Athletic Conference. Five of the six starters from that champion team have grad- ated. So far this year, the Conquerors are a surprising 2-3 after defeating Upper Bucks Christian Academy 3-1 on Tuesday. Their latest win was even more impressive considering Allen had to sit out the game with a Srained ankle. She will be ready for ly this week. Being the focus of attention on the volleyball team has left Allen unaf- fected. “It’s no big deal,” Allen said. “I just tell them (teammates) to hit and do their best. Allen, who lives in the Feltonvllle section of Chester, comes from an athletic family. Her father, Bill, played baseball at Chester High. Her mother, Ruth, played field hockey and basketball at Eddystone High School. And her brother, Ted, a 1980 graduate of West Chester Christian, was a starter on the soccer, basket- ball and baseball teams and the 1980 ACCAC basketball MVP. With, the tiny pool of players avail- able to the coaches at W.C. Christian — the school in West Goshen has fewer than students — there was no way Ted Allen’s sister was going to get away from playing. “The basketball coach (Matt Pol- lockl has known me for years since I'm in the same class as his brother” Kim Allen said. But 1 wanted to try 56 out anyhow. I like volleyball and 1 love basketball.” Nov. 3 is circled on the Allen calen- dar because that is when basketball season starts. Volleyball is her better sport, but basketball is her favorite to play. Her classmates have dubbed her Barkley,” after Charles Barkley of the 76ers. Allen, a 5-5 forward, averaged 5.5 points as a part-time starter last year. Her numbers should go up this year because the basketball team has lost three starters and she has been prac- ticing at home with her father atvl brother. The only problem Kira Allen has with Conqueror athletics is that the spring there is no sports team far girls. It's boring, she said. “I wbk they would start a softball team. The girls volleyball team did a job well done The season was different since they had a new coach. Miss Lorraine Caldwell She did an excellent job m keeping the girls in excellent shape and spirits. Jenme Faith was the captain and a good one at that Deana DiSipio was chosen to be on the All Star Team along with other girls from different schools. k VOLLEYBALL r Back Row Coach Caldwell. Carrie Gillespie. Ruth Anne Smith. Kim Allen. Stephanie Chamberlain. Jodi Watson, and Sue Hensley. Second Row: Elizabeth Weaver (manager). Hope Kyleberg. Karen Wilson. Deana DiSipio. Julie Weldon Standing: Rachel Sauffley, Karis Mesjey. Maxine Osborn, Jenme Faith (captain), and Cathy Shannon VARSITY SOCCER Left: Coach Fisher. Kevin Zern. James Allen. Buster Higgins. Jerome Fisher, and Dan Obmger. Front Row Chris Standeven. Patrick Shannon Greg Sauffley. Clay Weldon. Mike Pollock, and Rick McMillen (captain). The Varsity Soccer team played a good season. With Rick McMillen as captain they really had the spirit. Plus to add some stamina they received brand new uniforms, three of our players made the All-Star team. We are sorry to say that we’ll be losing three Seniors, but we are hoping for a good season next year in spite of that last fact. VARSITY SOCCER r Now isn't this the typical cheerleading squad, only two of the eight are paying attention! Varsity Cheerleaders: from left to right: standing: Kristin Zern, Tammy Horsfall, Jennifer Griffith (captain), Beth Burke (cocaptain), sitting: P. J. Santino, Diahann Lawrence, Diane Kephart, Connie Whitehead. SOCCER CHEERLEADING CHEERLEADERS The varsity soccer cheerleaders, led by Mrs. Smiley and Jennifer Griffith, had a great time cheering their guys on this season. Due to hard practice, brainstorms, and a seriously fun captain, the cheerleaders looked sharp and sounded great. The season will be remembered for the ever said line of “If I'm here where are you”, and the mounts that didn't quite work out but were fun to do. All m all the cheerleaders were peppy. lenmfer Griffith. Captain This mount may not look that difficult, but believe it or not this is the only time it stayed up PEP RALLY ■■ The basketball pep rally was not just a good pep rally, it was the best pep rally that we've had in about two years. Although it was late in coming we really enjoyed the rally. There was a spirit contest for K-12 and a poster contest for 7-12. T Left: Winners of the poster contest. Congratu- lations Juniors! When it comes to coaching. Mr. Fisher does an excellent job. He doesn't fool around but you still have fun. The guys enjoyed Coach Fisher and it showed in their playing. They didn’t have a winning season but it seemed like it. JR. H. BOYS Standing: Coach Fisher. Larry Shaw. Roger Munson. Randy Snyder. Brandon Booz. Rob Gilbert. Chris Barfield. Mark Varner. Jeff Bateman, and Dan Obmger (Assistant Coach). Kneeling: Dean Parker (manager). David Coover. Mike Brain. Todd Horsfall (captain). Dennis Higgins. Gabe Marinelli. and John Kauffeld (manager). Spirit and effort are two words you think of when you think of the J.H. Cheerleaders. They put forth an excellent show of effort as they cheered both the J.H. Boys and Girls on. J.H. BASKETB TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT We always look forward to having the Conqueror Tip-Off Tournament. The teams that participated this year were Victory, At- lantic Fairwinds, and, of course, West Ches- ter. We were proud of our girls as they won first place in the Girls' Tournament. For the guys', Victory won first place. Our guys came in third. The tournament had it's effect in getting our teams siked for the new basketball season. We bad! Winners ot the Gift's Tournament Dan Obinger. Tourn. All Star Tourn. All Stars: G. Speaker. I Weldon. K. Allen. Our guys did well in the Tournament coming in fourth place. Darren Boyce was the only player who made the All-Tournament team, but the whole team played well, with a lot of spirit. The teams were well supported by a packed gym. A.C.CAC. LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Gimme the ball! SINK IT! i.H. GIRLS BASKETBALL J.H. Girls Team was a new team this year. With Coach Caldwell the girls played a good first season. Top Row: Hope Kyleberg. Ruth Anne Smith. Carrie Gillespie. Coach Caldwell. Second Row: Kathy Shannon. Lisa Hughes. Tricia Shank. Kim Kunkle. Tracyann Dean (manager). Front Row: Karis Meshey. Diana Armstrong. Jacqulme Weber. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Coached by Mr. Pollock, (lie girls had quite a season. Even though they lost one of their starlets to iiquiy, they still tried to keep up their enthusiasm lor the game and lire Lord Standing: Coach Pollock, Kim Allen, Ginny Speaker (captain), Gina Mendenhall, Deana DiSipio, Julie Weldon, Jenn Berardi, Dawn Winfield. Tracy Bowerman, Sue Hensley, Elizabeth Weaver (manager). Sitting: Tricia Shank, Jemne Faith, Beth Burke, Kristin Zern. (From top to Bottom, Left to Right) Connie Whitehead. Diane Kephart. Tammy Horsfall, P.J. Santmo, Jennifer Griffith, Dihanne Lawrence, Denise Kabakjin. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS The varsity basketball cheerleaders did an excellent |ob this basketball season. They worked at their cheers and mounts, and put much effort into the posters that they made for the team. Under their captain. Jennifer Griffith, and coach Mrs. Smiley, they finished another year of sports. Ilie y ilabdpftia Jnquirer Monday, October 13, 198 Neighbors Snorts We t Chester Christian rallied latt in the game Tuesday to pull out a 2-1 win over visiting Faith Baptist in an Atlantic Coast Christian Athletic Conference game. Mike Pollock tied kthe game 5:53 remaining and then set up Dan Burry’s game-winner scored with 2:03 on the clock. rfU SOCCER W« t Chester ChrtttUn broke Cha- pel'S 2CVgarce undefeated streak with a « overtime win over the defending Atlantic Coast Christian Athletic Con- ference champions on Tuesday. Bob Kilpatrick scored the first two WCC goals, and Mike Pollock, who scored the tying goal with a minute left In regulation, hit the game-winner in the ' etin period. .£Bd b a t'.n-ning point In our whole pregram. It helped us come together as a team, said WCC coach Ron Fisher, whose club Is now 3-2 overall and 2-1 In the conference. West Chester Christian Academy took 2-1 overtime win over visiting Fairwinds in a nonleague gfcme Inst Monday. Clay Weldon scored (he game-winner for the Conquerers, with Mike Pollock getting the other goal. Dan Oblnger made 18 saves in goal for WCC. “IN THE NEWS ...” Westtown and West Chester Chris- tian also could field strong squads this year. Westtown has added transfers from Chester High, Georgetown Prep in Washingtown, D.C., and two play- ers from Boston, including a 6-foot, 8- inch center, Tony Sachs, to go along With the only returning starter, tal- ented 6-6 forward Adam Bratis. Bra- tis averaged 19 points and 11 re- bounds as a junior. The bad news for West Chester Christian is that four starters gradu- ated. The good news is that coach Bill Muller is bringing in four sopho- mores that romped to a 17-0 junior- varsity record last year. Muller thinks the newcomers are better as sophomores than his graduated se- niors. It should be a competitive year in Chester County basketball. With the possible exception of Coatesville, there are no dominating teams. What there are are plenty of small, quick squads eager to prove that basketball belongs not only l! the big guys. | Girls’ basketball West Chester Christian School coach Matt Pollock is optimistic about the new season, but he defi- nitely does not want to see his girls pick up where they left off last sea- son. The Conquerors won their first 14 games in a row, and then dropped four of their last six to finish third in the Atlantic Coast Christian Athletic Conference. West Chester Christian’s offense will be paced this year by team captain Ginny Speaker, a 5-9 senior forward, one of two returning starters. The other returnee will be Julie Weldon, a 5-4 sophomore point guard. “Ginny Speaker is a good shooter and she will be our key scorer this year,” said Pollock. “Julie Weldon’s strengths are her defense and her ball-handling.” Other starters for the Conquerors this season will be: Jenine Faith, a 5- 4 junior guard; Deana DiSipio, a 5-11 sophomore center; and Kim Allen, a 5-9 sophomore forward. The West Chester Christian girls' basketball team dosed out its regular season yesterday with a 27-22 win over visiting Fairwinds Christian. Donna DiSipio led the Conquerors with 11 points and 12 rebounds as Kim Allen netted nine points and came down with 11 rebounds. The Conquerors finish at 7-9 on the year. Earlier in the season West Chester had lost to Fairwinds tat -this time out the Conquerors defense was able to shut down Mariene Herron. Her- ron had 18 against the Conquerors in the earlier meeting. Yesterday she could get only five. Teammate 1 Tammy Britton led with 11 points. J West Chester Christian won its first 14 games last season before an injury sidelined its top scorer, for- ward Joanna Pollock. The Conquer- ors ended the season at 16-4 overall and 6-4 in the Atlantic Coast Chris- tian Conference. Pollock will not be back this year. Replacing the three-year team MVP is the major task facing second-year coach Matt Pollock, who also must replace point-guard Debbie Murray and forward Missy Jenkins. Sophomore Julie Weldon, who started at off-guard last season, will switch to point guard. The-other re- turning starter is senior captain Gin- ny Speaker, who will alternate be- tween guard and forward. “We’ll be a lot smaller this year and will have to scrap from the bot- tom up,” Pollock said. That's our weakness, but we’ll be a lot quicker, and that’s our strength. Pollock plans to go at the opposi- tion with a man-to-man defense, hop- ing to keep the ball from reaching bigger opponents in the forecourt. “We’ll try to win games with de- fense, and we're counting on our guards being able to apply good pres- sure,” Pollock said. Forward Kim Allen, a sophomore who was the club’s sixth player a year ago, will start this season, as will sophomore center Deana DiSipio (5-10), the tallest player on the team. Junior guard Jenine Faith and sen- ior guard Beth Burke will see a lot of playing time. Also available at guard are sophomore Jennifer Berardi and i freshman Tricia Shank. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Craig Gritfeth (Asst, coach), Buster Higgins, Darren Boyce. Aaron Coleman, James Allen, Kevin Zern, Dan Obmger, Mr. Muller. Front Row: Steve Conrad, Clay Weldon, Mike Pollock, Chris Meshey, Pat Shannon. Chuck White, Coach Muller. Kneeling: James King and Chris Jenkins Team Managers. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL ACTIVITIES Hi Mr Pollock, we re |u$t using the phone. Mrs. Shank brought In some ol her lovely crafts to sell at Marathon Day This year our annual marathon was highly successful, despite heavy rain that kept everyone inside all day. That same rain, however, led to a marked increase in food sales! This year we raised over $6,000, our highest total ever, for use in the athletic program, the library, the vocational program, and purchasing science and physical education equipment. We'll never forget the memorable parent-teacher volleyball game that the teachers had to really fight to win. Meanwhile, the cheerleaders squished into the hallway between the locker rooms, but they still had fun. We will never forget the student win over the teachers in the foul-shooting contest, or the mental pictures of the Griffith family giving pony rides in the downpour. Don't forget our hot-shot shooting contest winners, Greg and Kevin Zern! Surely no one in the high school will forget the fun of our half- day off for a gym day, due to reaching our goal. Although the weather outside was damp the spirits inside were the best. MARATHON DAY THANKSGIVING DAY Every child in k 6 always looks for ward to Thanksgiving Day. This year the students dressed in Colonial attire. They made crafts, pies, donuts and more! STUDENT LIFE Will the real Clay Weldon please stand up7 Tracy's imitation of Igor. Keep your eyes on your books and your fingers on the home row keys WHAT DO YOU THINK OF SCHOOL? I know I just saw the U S.A.!” I do not smell! STUDENT LIFE Talk about concentration! Before yearbook deadline. After yearbook deadline. YEARBOOK mi C 21-29 D 20 A 4 B47 D 20 Denise, deadline's tomorrow and you have how many pages done?! The yearbook. Everyone takes for granted that it will be her at the end of the school year. But did you ever wonder how it got here? The yearbook staff works many hours to get the pictures and copy set in layouts. A great deal of planning and thought has to be developed before ideas can be captured on the camera and sentences written on the typewriter. The yearbook staff attends a special workshop in the Spring to begin thinking of ideas for the next year's book. Deadlines are set by the publishers and ad contracts must be sold, pictures need to stropped, the ladder diagram must be followed, proof pages must be checked, copy has to be written, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc,. So if you find a mistake in this yearbook remem- ber that a great deal of time was spent by a great many people and there is going to be mistakes. YEARBOOK V Editors: Ads-Diane Kephart, Sports Activities-Denise Kabakjian, Seniors- Staff: Greg Saufley, Elizabeth Weaver, Cynthia Chamberlain, Jennifer Kristin Zern, Underclassmen-Tammy Horsfall, Editor-in-chief-Beth Burke. Carson. au CAREER Many seniors were involved in ca reer The following helped various teachers. Beth Burke. Miss Caldwell 7 8th grade gym class. Mrs. Speaker of lice, and Miss Caldwell in 10th grade Biology: Jennifer Carson. Mrs. Amge 4th grade: Cynthia Chamberlain, Mrs Simp son one day a week in music: Jennifer Griffith. Miss Boston 6th grade: Mara Berrairo. Mrs. Huber: Ginny Speaker. Mr Waterbury. These girls did alot of hard work throughout the year, and they learned much. Top; Dennis Higgins, Henry Pat- terson, Scott Kilpatrick, Matt Wolfe, Bramdon Santan. Middle Row: Jamie Wendorf, Andre Harris, Fred Wurster, Jonell Brain, Sherri Sweeney, Megan McNeil, Becky Grimm. Rachel Saufley. Front Row: Laura Hunter, Rith Ann Smith, Carrie Gillespie, Sugaree Perrie, Shan- non Schaap, Christi Arcus, Tara Johnson, Brook Maddocks. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Top Row: Chris Meshey, Buster Hig- gins, Aaron Coleman, Chuck White, Brandon Schaap, Dan Obinger, Greg Saufley. Second Row: Cathy Shannon, Jennifer Carson, Connie Whitehead, Elizabeth Weaver, Mike Pollock, Rick McMillen, Darren Boyce, Dan Major, Chris Stande- ven. First Row: Beth Burke, Jenni- fer Griffeth, Jodi Watson, Jenine Faith, Stephanie Chamberlain, Cyn- thia Griesing, Deana DiSipio, Jenni- fer Berardi, Jennifer Carson, Tanya Wood, Cynthia Chamberlain, Marci Berreiro, Kristin Zern, Stephanie Hess. SENIOR HIGH CHOIR The high school special choir had to slat I liom the beginning this year. For many ol the students this was then lirsl year in choir. Bui with a lot ol prayer and patience, the songs slowly began to tale lorm and by competi- tion the choir was tired up and ready to go. They sang both ot their num- bers accapella. The lirsl selection was Brother lames Air , and the sec- ond was a fast and tun spiritual. Soon Ah Will Be Done . The choral group won lirsl place in Regional Competition and then moved on to slates. Competition was a busy lime lor Mr. Taylor. Mr. Water bury. Mrs. Simp son. and those students involved. The hours ot practicing and preparing seem endless, but it's worth it in I he longrun. Regional Competition was held at Baptist Bible College this year. As always II was a lime ol nervousness and excitement and also an opportunity to use our talents tor the Lord. Those who participate by entering the competition or ust watching all agree that it s truly a blessing to watch talented young people use their gills tor the Lord, and try to improve their talents. KCEA COMPETITION INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION LADIES ENSEMBLE HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL GROUP Special Clwir: Back: Greg Saulley. Dan Obmger. Chuck While. Dan Ma or. Darren Boyce. Mike Pollock. Chris Slandeven. Front: Gmny Speaker. Deana OiSipio. Tanya Wood. Jodi Walson. Belh Burke. Denise Kabakpan, Kristin lew. Elirabeth Weaver. Dawn Winheld. Not Pictured: Jenmlcr Grilhth MUSICIAN SOLOISTS Ladies Ensemble: Fiom lelt lo rigid: Back: [li abetli Weaver, Stephanie Chamberlain, Deana DiSipio. Kristin lew. Jodi Watson, Tanya Wood. Front: Jennifer Carson. Belh Buike. Jennifer Grillilli. Gmny Speaker. Nol Pictured: Dawn Winheld. Denise Kabakpan The Girls Ensemble practiced long and hard. II consisted ol twelve guls horn grades 9 through 12. At Inst d seemed as d I he choir selections would never come together, but alter many hours ol practice and hard work, the songs Imally showed results. The ladies sang. Count Your Blessings. and Handel's Halleluiah Chorus. from the Messiah. The group were rated superior in regional and slate level competition and went on lo National Competition. Music Solo Jennifer Carson Cynlhia Chamberlain Stephanie Chamberlain Becky Grimm Stephanie Hess Dan Obinger Gmny Speaker Julie Weldon Tanya Wood Greg Saulley Speech Beth Buike Kathy Shannon Preaching Norman McCoy Robert Wohlfarth Art Audra Meshey Testing James Allen Robert Wohlfarth Gina Mendenhall Chris Standeven Elizabeth Weaver BAND Bjnd: from left to right: Back Row: Elizabeth Weaver. Cynthia Chamberlain. Deana DiSipio. Stewphame Chamberlain. Cindy Bernard. Lynleigh Stetano. Chris Bar held. Jamie Wendorl. Henry Patterson. Front Row: Karen Bower man. Becky Grimm. Meghan. McNeil. Karis Meshey. Fred Wurster. Fnk Hanesen “Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the lord. Psalm 150:6 _____________________________________________________________________k KCEA COMPETITION JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Kristy Arcus. Ken Gillespie. Sugaree Perne. Ruthann Smith. Jonell Brain. Amy Griffith. Becky Grimm. Meghan McNeil. Rachel Saulley. Jon Hegarty. Dennis Higgins. Henry Patterson. Brandon Santan. Matt Wolfe, Fred Wurster. Praise ye the Lord: for it is good to sing praise unto our God: for it is pleasant; and praise is comely. The Lord doeth build up Jerusalem: He gathereth together the outcasts of Israel. Psalm 147:1,2 The Wilds evangelistic team had been at W.C.C.S. in the tall ot 1982, and most of the students were looking forward to the return of the team. In addition to evangelistic meetings at church, the team held special chapel services during the school day. THE WILDS That week last fall the student body had a type of closeness and warmness that was felt as hearts were tender to the Lord. We must never forget that nor the decisions that we made. It's our job to make this school spiri- tually all it should be. CHAPEL Small prayer groups developed thoughout the high school while students prayed that the Lord would do a great work in the school as well as in the church. It was evident that these prayers were answered day by day while fellow classmates and teachers were seen making decisions for dedication and salvation. Right The Wilds Evangelistic Team Singers; John Shelheld. Mark Petty, and Dan Below Mark Petty playing the trumbone. and Mac Lynch on the piano Those students who were involved in the high school choir had the unique opportunity to work directly with the Wilds team musicians. Under Mark Petty's direction the Chou practiced a song called I Have Come form The Darkness written by Marian Chaplin and arranged by Mac lynch The choir sang this piece on Thursday night ol that week. Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadlast, un moveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, lor as much as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the lord. I Corinthians 15:58 And let us not be weary in well doing: lor in due season we shall reap, if we taint not. Galatians 6:9 No one will ever lorgel the histerical skits performed by lohn Sheffield. This Lady Liberty was truely one ot his best. 87 Tips for Hunting Trips Call Kncpp and Saufley 1-800-GET- PATRO ns Pastor St Mrs. Steve Para belli Lord Bless the Class of 87 Praise the Lord! Kristin Love, Mom St Dad. Prov. 3:5.6 Congratulations. Kristin! Love. Grammy St Grandpa Mr. St Mrs. Fred R. Lewis Congratulations-Seniors! Mr. St Mrs. Lee hunter I Samuel 12:24 Congratulations. Tammy We love you! Mom St Dad Mike, may the Lord direct you thru all your life St decisions We love you. Dad. Mom. Stef, and Frica Mrs. Fdna M. Brown Congratulations Greg From Grandma Groce Best Wishes Class of 87 From the Saufley Family Congratulations Jen, We are very proud of you! Love Mom St Dad Mr. St Mrs. Lewis H. Weaver. Jr. Paula Smith Sheryl Siner-' Congratulations ' Uncle Pete St Betsy Matt. 6:19.20 Dolly. Patrick. St Kathy Shannon We love you. Ginny Jim St Gramps Congratulations Class of '87 Mr. St Mrs. Richard Delise The Standeven Family Rom. 12:1.2 St Phil. 2:1416a Mr. St Mrs. Robert McGinnis Congratulations Class of 1987 Miss hopson Thanks for all the enjoyment you have given us. 1986.7 Conqueror Teams-Senoir Parents Congratulations Tammy Love from the Santinos Prov. 3:5,6 numbers 6:24-26 The Parker Family Thanks to all my friends in the class of '87 — Dan Bern St Karen Nansen Warmest Wishes to the Class of 87! 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Strasburg Rd. CoatsviUe. PA S3X Roger J. Brain. Putor IIS-383 0330 Sunday School .......... 9.30 A.M. Morning Worship ......... HOO PM. Evening Service......... 6.30 PM. Wednesday Evening ...... 6,30 P.M. Bus ministry, success with youth (K-6). youth Ministry (7-13) Proclaiming all the counsel of God. Acts X37 Congratulations . . . Cynthia Chamberlain TOWN MOTORS Serving Chester County for over 45 years. Faddis Brothers, Inc. Manufacturers of Pre-Cast Concrete Lintels and Fence-Crete 269-4685 We’re 1 with Sales Service Rentals Leasing Parts Whatever your automotive needs are, be sure to see us before you decide. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Rte. 30, one-half mile west of Rte. 100, Exton. 363-8200 First Pennsylvania Bank «. . 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