Danville High School - Le Tresor Yearbook (Danville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1973 volume:

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A ffl .fl 4 In .. . 3 Il 'Ai A i I fall-'ll l I 'T 'la - f....i N . There would be no football at F.Q. Hartman field this year. The band concession stand Water covered the auditorium r As soon as the waters went down, people started to emerge from their flood shelters and assess the damage about them. In and around the high school, the scene was staggering, and the smell was pungent. Almost immediately the herculean task of restoration was begun. P vi ,35- 'il 'fi a V 1.'lK-Ulf., V 'mv 'Q js. V . I 'dh A ,N , - , L6 , -.3 9 3: 'e ,. '4.f.J-4 1. u xx ' ' 'Tv-Lug H, N 12: 1 A Y V,-W' :LN X ' - ---er AY ,, 161.9-'T gm, :ta V- C' -'7 I r-as F .-' . A' . H .-f,,., J., .4 e,..,if FQ! , 'If -at ,g,,,. -, -. . 1,-4.1 ,. 7 1 -. 1 rg, .. I 1 il- -- X 'I' , ? .. u , 3, ja..-. - V , . ,. -ff!!-E1 ffl ., ,L ,i :nj I . e.:t-..,- .7-,fa 4 g , T H Q- 2. 7 XX - - 1 27' - -1' N 9 , vlf ,YT 7 '-'F'i...- ' Q l ' ' sr, 3-' I JM, 4 d.. . . ,, V X R sl ff' - f ' . v ' '-...- ' v r f im, I ' . 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FW 'ii ,A win, :ws issuers... ,MA ,vm ' E ' .Ffa-M YP' 'S I Qs .4-ff fr, Fw ' WM'xJ',,m,w- n,,.,H,.i,..,n,W , 'A ?,.e:T7'feAg2i:.ii.42?s'iii' ' V 4 1: M 'ml -.i iii w11'?i2iie 1 ' ' V e. 1 f ii F , A 5i??f:if?55fT'fT7 'lf l V. ,, ,- ,E if V- ug Yu f ff. ,,, ' ' U 1 Y ' The 1973 Yearbook Staff in conjunction with the Senior Class 3 ,.,. 1 'i - . . . . . 'QI in ii ,F A of Danville High School, takes pleasure zn dedicating the 1973 Le s 1, ,, it nl Tresor to: Q, Ljgxfgf Q . ,ag V I ii? ' Q ' i ,fvxgi ,.- U M G C ll r r. eorge ottera 3: .I . X ...V Ig? ,., :Q A if - , 'R - 1 in reco nition o all that he has done or us as a teacher and a l n qgl' ' ' - K 1 friend f iiji ,5 1 1 19 . -,.z-'eff as , v, i ,-, ' mfg -. . zua. Sgt 'f 1.1, JI iff' 2fi'f:f is iiZg gl A H ,I .ml tv 30. . . ttl M y . 1 fifgflliaf it f, 5 Yr i f. l. .k., A YW I . , V' A K I lg, fi. . Tv -- 5 , UQ., ii -,E-:i I. ,. . fl-.f531,4., Q f,:vW-i,,::',l-it Lp' ff V ..,.. , fi, 1 k A 'i -2. ,,-, ' A 5 fl? ' 1 a 11L?fWr gi f 9: A N'f3i?c'f' 'Rn el ':':,t1Q- pf Was., ,V ' fe:,,Fg,.s..,nW'l' ,envy 6 v-1 CLASS ADVISOR fi Mr. Angelo at home with his family. Every person that l meet is my superior in some way, in that I can learn from him. lt is with this dedication in mind that we graduate our Senior Class, knowing that as long as they take this philosophy with them, their learning will not have ceased with their graduation from Danville High School. Education will continue as long as each one is willing to remember that he can learn from his fellow man, as a student in his community and of the world. How can I really say what I feel except Thank you Class of ..73,, Respectfully , Come on Brutus, smile a little. P? U 'VU' -'95, l'd like you to meet some of my best friends . . . w'- - , 1- '...,..7 L,-'M :iff-' , J f I - Lowa youffifuf wiicfonz aolnsfinzzi Jqfzd offsrz was kgs finzsi we iadiscf :Vaaz 'zocfgy 15011559 once LLIZUEZZQIJ af up mls. tjfioaa 3011.5 Llsfozg wfgonz finzz gas ica. WIZEMJ cfangsu. young flauszfa. cfi1'za9a'Lc1 . Jzizrzcf oflfan gsfzk owl may gazzscf flzonz gulf-from fzczin. C4060 au 7.18 K 0 man fga .Lnsacolz Cilitf cfE9 'f Jana! saws to guzis ua flcom fiaznza may af 'zifz ficfs K' ' n K x H x NX M i 1- -4 'Fisk 'AN , ' , H x - U,-'3,, x, ' X 'ff w ab- Q 1 Y M x y 1 ,. .x NR 'NX F. V ! A , ,x XX ff ,fly ku ikx X . A 5 r ff N ff gif X fl . I J' XX' ff I N jk' ' K-' 1 f 1 ,-' A, I KN gf il XX --- fi, ykfanuffy X. L, N X L X x w , , k ffX - - 4 X J' Y- !Kx Q N-- A Q. ' '4A X ,X fLA5-A z W 1 jf KX ,f Kxuj . A N -,uw -f L- XY K x , Q Kgvguk x-'Z V,.f l 'x x ..Jf'qx-.-X X, kv 1 Q , f P. j. rr Xx 1 ,-fn! l I hx XN-M. XX r x 'gw xx X.. . My I , f L KX-. XF., X ff K X - 1 f 1 1 X X, X X X if-.-.,. N xv- . x k.. 5' X N ' f x K , y L A, J ..-4-1 W 4 Y Ef! Dr. Henry Gatski came to Danville as Superintendent of Schools in June 1968. He is a product of several colleges and universities including Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell University and Penn State and has ascended to the degree of Doctor of Education. Dr. Gatski formerly taught math and science in high schools in New Milfred and Scott Township and also taught at Wilkes College. Dr. Gatski lists among his non-teaching experiences driving truck and carpentry. He also lists inter- ests in furniture refinishing and such outdoor hobbies as hunting, fishing, and swimming. Dr. Gatski is an active supporter of the athletic program and has stated that he is interested in all of the sports on the D.H.S. schedule. 2 Pc 29 I If -. iff' Q N: 'Q 'ri-5 -,,1.9i' : Mr. Jack Wanich has been affiliated with the Danville School System since 1947, he has served as High School Principal since July 1964. Prior to coming to Danville, Mr. Wanich taught Business subjects in the Manchester and Center Township School Systems. Mr. Wanich has at- tained a Masters Degree in Administration and has attended the educa- tional institutions of Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell University and Penn State. Mr. Wanich served three years in the United States Navy and has varied experiences in such pursuits as accounting work and carpentry. He is an avid outdoorsman participating in such activities as hunting, fishing, shooting, boating, and the like. In the high school sports pro- gram, Mr. Wanich enjoys all athletic contests and is enthusiastic in his support. , J I , s, , J , -. U 1 X t t . I' 'lt r A , xl . n fr ,A V xx W X A , Z ,nl I, '. l Er, ' ff ,,.,...i.-...--. . . -, Secretaries L to r.: Miss Tobias, Mrs. Derr, Mrs. Mensch, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. McGlinn. Secretaries l. to r.: Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Ivey, and Mrs. Kutcher. 10 -,,.g1- Mr. Robert Hawk, Director of Elementary Edu- cation of the Danville Area School system, is a product of Bloomsburg State College and Bucknell University from which he received his B.S. and M.S. He also furthered his education at Penn State University. Mr. Hawk came to our district after teaching outside the district for several years and has now been eighteen years in our system. Prior to becoming Director of Elementary Education Mr. Hawk was a teacher and Elementary Principal. I is l ii . el , -eat. e a A A f- . WH- 1- -- W 4 Mr. George Gehrig serves as Business Manager for the Danville Area School Systems. His is a vast responsibility which includes the management of vital funds for the operations of the schools within the district. Mr. Gehrig graduated from Blooms- burg State College with a B.S. and obtained his M.S. from Bucknell University. Mr. Gehrig original- ly taught Business subjects at the Junior and Senior High Schools in Danville. SCHGCL BOARD ,S ' ff 1 ,f'.,' - -. XJ EN -1- t: :i'. X . ZL1 ' G 1 -'A 3 Fa Mr. Bernard Zaborowski is serving in his third year as Assistant Elementary Supervisor. He has been in our school system a total of fifteen years. Before assuming his supervision position Mr. Za- borowski was a teacher in the Third Ward School and then Principal of Mahoning-Cooper Elemen- tary School. Mr. Zaborowski lists Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell University and Penn State as the schools which he attended. He has earned a B.S. and also an M.S. in Administration and Su- pervision. Seated l. to r.: Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, Miss Margaret A. Tobias. Standing: Richard E. Hall, Arthur W. Enright, Clarence Delsite, Woodrow W. Wolfe, Rev. Edmund W. Minnich, George M. Roberts. Missing from photo: Mr. G. Lewis Dietz and Dr. George W. Leighow. Al. LANGUAGE-l.-r.: Mrs. Carolyn Riderg Mrs. Elnora Houck, Head of Departmentg Mr. Carl Romanski 0 , ..--v X., vniiM 3:a . 5 J Al xv' V lla ll 3 ll A Q-.ark ,.'il 1 ', .A-:V -- ' H ' '. ff J k 'I 'VFX ' lil -A. l-0? A V X X PHYSICAL EDUCATION-l.-r.: Mrs. Kathleen Shemoryg Mr. William Elder ffiff, ART-Mr. Charles Berkey 1? ' lx K, MUSIC-Mr. Shawn Farley Bandg Mrs. Catherine Vander slice, Chorus ,gh ' -4... get -7. 22 , za Q za . 25 zs 121 -f 3,55 D - 'Q BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Seated l. to r.: Mrs. Mary Ellen Kessler, Head of Department, Mrs. Carol Snyder, Mrs. Freda Laubach. Standing l. to r.: Mr. Harold Kashner, Mr. Lynn Shoop, Mr. Walter McCloskey. SOCIAL STUDIES: l. to r.: Mr. Eugene Snyder, Head of Department, Mr. George Vastine, Mrs, Catherine Vanderslice, Mr. Barry Faust, Mr. Larry Richie. 13 I 1 3 3 k v - -jagr I- -L MATH AND SCIENCE: Seated l. to r.: Mr. John Baylor, Mr. George Cotterall, Mr. Edwin Klinger, Department Chairman. Standing I. to r.: Mr. Warren Frantz, Mr. Frank Angelo, Mr. John Doersum and Mr. Alfred Barratt. w 'f - ' ' A' 1- ll 3 . , .- -. rr- V- fi , l ,inf - 'L .'-. I: ' . '-1: V' Q I ., ., , ,N 1 i ' '-3 wi 'S' iff 4. I I' , 1151 V751 5 V 'A Q :xml ' ' 'Ti-aff 'Ulf -111 .' ENGLISH l. to r.: Mr. Fred Sponenburg, Mrs. Elizabeth Leedy, Mrs. Etheletta Charles, Department Chairman, Mrs. Barbara Nied, and Mrs. Mary Ruhl. 14 S' Zjoww, f v f, I D 3 0 ljiwk I ,L f , . -..-.fly 1 I r .fjlk ' LIBRARIAN: Mrs. Edith Meell HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Susan Forsythe , STIIIIEIIT as :N L- .,., DRIVER EDUCATION: Mr. William Wolff and Mr. John Maturani M K' J 4 -gf. V , , MUNI qv ,1,, I wld' A fl' I W Q1-F 'J' ,win 1 wp 'ri 7 44 1' 71 -.O-. ' : f .AY a,4 .',,P .- '- I T 1 . 1 iw f W ' K 5 1 L I I 124.1 I I I '-I. 135511 -l I ' 1 ' f : I -ztyx, ,, I -. Uv' , lv' I 5 fm, ' TI- '.2ns- :xil .un ,,.,, rn -il .1! n Ag -,,. 2,5311-v VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE: Mr. Richard Byerly SPECIAL EDUCATION: Mr. William Huffnagle 15 --v 1 ff 1557 7 S-ro , .Dina ...yay L..J PUPIL SERVICES L. to R.: Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Mrs. Helen Werner, Mr. Eugene Shipe, Mrs. Nancy McWilliams, Mrs. Mary Kutcher, Mrs. Mary Ellen Sidler. 1.-y l I l' CAFETERIA STAFF L. to R.: Mrs. Stine, Mrs. Kashner, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Gearhart, Mrs. Barnhart, Mrs Rhodes, Mrs. Herring, Mrs. Sweitzer. rr I E I CUSTODIANS L. to R.: Mr. Reedy, Mr. Wertman. FACULTY CANDIDS m 0 'M l gli.- l The spinotrapezius is ordinarily connected to the Tensor Facia Latae, not to the nose? Let's sneak over to Carrollsg l'll buy you a cheeseburgerf' l'm NOT running away - just doing some roadwork to loosen up before the match. Xt, t it i J 'ii - fa .,, , 5,5 T 1 3 y 5 ' x ini x .inn Q You'd better pay better attention H your cosecants have been sagging lately. 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'usu- ' I K ,,,w J' A A lu B Qin-QA' ,ff Q- LJ Senior Class Officers, L. to R.: Tom Cahill, Vice Presidentg Mr. Angelo, Advisorg Pat Wintersteen, Secretaryg Mark Swank, President Pam Fryling, l-listoriang Ann McWilliams, Treasurer. HISTORIC REFLECTIONS lt's sad to think how dreams dissolve When high school days are done, You'll wonder twenty years from now Did I have all that fun? But in the hopes of yesteryear, We've seen our dreams come true. Memories good and bad appear. Regrets are only few. We suffered quite a lack of funds Which surely you should know. Subs and sweets were our entreats To make up heaps of dough. Mac Arthur's Park was quite the scene We worked for many hoursg Robed in darkness, decked in green, Bathed in moonlit flowers. Then came the time for Senior Sales, We didn't win our race. But proved that nice guys finish lastg To lose is no disgrace. 1 And when the flood came Funds grew fewer Our halls were decked With essence of sewer. We know how it is to lose someone too. We dedicate this stanza, Mr. Hower, to you. A man whom we thank for many a thing Whose soul was the heart of our class beginning. Every age has it's good times To be lived by you. May it's good times be many And it's bad times be few. You'll be thinking about the times you've spent In this house of brick and cement Wondering about your flurry to flee Awaiting reunions of seventy-three . Love and Laughs, Pam Fryling, Historian P.S. Mr. Angelo, we regret to say Unfortunately until this day Your purple shirt and tie, unfound Must be wandering about the town. 22 Debra Ann Adams Deb Drink freely from the brew of life and experience its blithe sensations? Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. Amy L. Albanese Pencil The highest distinction is service to others. F.T.A. 10, 11, Treasurer 11, French Club 11, 12, Secretary 11g Ironman ll, 12, Editor 12, Class Sales 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12gBowljng10,11. rr,r lrlr it - ' Seal 9'0- 4.8 'STEP 'TQ Q' 1'-' ' Karl L. Anderson Andy Says little but thinks much. Key Club 10, ll, 12. Betsy F. Amow Betty Not just one pearl on a fine pearl necklace, but a solitary diamond set in a golden brooch - beautiful, refined, and rare. Biology Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Vice-President 113 F.S.A. 11, 12, Secretary 12, French Club 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12, J.E.T.S. 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 119 Debate Club 10, llg Yearbook Staff 12. lbs v v.,!- 5. W V-tl ' V' QTL: Q. AL Harold W. Albertson Alby Strength lies in determination as well as ability. Wrestling 123 Prom Committee llg Class Sales 12. Deborah A. Ale Debby Our patterns of actions must be measured by our- selves rather than by others. F.H.A. 12. N Laurie Jo Auten Laurie The truest gift is of oneself. F.T.A. 10, 115 F.H.A. 11, 12, President 12, Girls Basketball 10, llg Art Club 12, Spanish Club 10, 11. 12, Ironmen 10, 11, 12, Editor 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11,12gChorus 11, 12. Maria L. Barbosa 'iMaria No one is useless in this world, who lightens the burden for someone else. Spanish 10, llg Chorus 12, Secretary 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Bowling 10, 11, 125 Basketball 103 Softball 10, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee ll. i'?'Rr Debra K. Baylor Deb Some people say more with a smile than others do with their finest words. Student Government Association 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12: F.T.A. 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 11g Biology Club 10, 11, 124 Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Art Club 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 11g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Hockey llg Softball 10g Bowling 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 10, 11. Renee Beisswanger ..Nay,, An intelligent girl, we all must sayg with wit and charm, that's our Renee. Biology Club ll, 12, President 113 Art Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 123 F.S.A. ll, 125 Honor Society 11, 12g J.E.T.S. 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 115 French Club 10, 11, 12g Drama Club 12. 3--v Carol Beveridge Calvin 1 look upon the world as my parish. French Club 10, ll, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11g Varsity Cheerleader 12g Bowling 11 12g Drama Club 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 12g Girls Track 1lgClaSs Sales ll, 12. Frank W. Beyer Frank To a carefree person worry is but excess baggage. Wrestling 10, ll, 12g Track l0gKey Club ll, 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12g Art Club 103 F.S.A. 10g Biology Club 103 Prom Committee 11. Pamela Jane Bartges Pamelar Her smile is like a ray of sunlight, stealing into every dark corner, brightening every gloomy day, bringing joy to all around her. Art Club 10, llg Biology Club 10, 113 F.S.A. 11, 12, Treasurer ll, 12g French Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 121 J.E.T.S. 11g Yearbook 12g Honor Society 11, 129 Prom committee 11g Pep Club 10, 11, 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10. Ricky Bartlett Richard Impressions are often illusions created to set people at ease. Art Club 10, ll, 12g Chess Club 11. 1 Chris A. Betz Chris Virtue is not so much the result of one great act, but rather the culmination of many small deeds. Art Club llg Biology Club 10g F.S.A. 125 Prom Com- mittee llg Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Robert Betz , Sugar Bear lf school were held in the out-of-doors, I would have perfect attendance. Baseball 12g Track 10. GUN 'Cl-' ,- I . ., ,--i A , LT' W. Thomas H. Black Blackie He who is trained to soar like an eagle cannot act like a Sparrow. Track 10g Letterman's Club 10, ll, 12g Pep Club 10, ll, 12g Spanish Club l0g Class Sales 10, ll, 12, Prom Committee 11. Donald S. Blue Donnie Reward comes from the striving as well as the accom- plishmentf' Cross Country 125 Golf 10, ll, 129 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Key Club 12g Band 10, ll, 12, V. President 123 Ironman 10, llg Letterman's Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11. 5 'C 5 JFK '95 David Brady David Integrity is the pillar upon which is built the house of man. Bowling 10, 11, 12g FSA 115 Prom committee 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Donald Brady Big Dc A competitive young man who knows the difference between striking back and swinging wildly. Track 10, 11, 12g Football ll, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Captain 12g Prom Committee 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Lctterman's Club 10, ll, 12. Y' -.. k.z' Grrf' ind' f'r-It hoe, l W iii 4, 'U Gary Blue Caz Though we may not conquer destiny, neither must we succumb to it. Baseball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10g Key Club 10g French Club 10, 11, Bowling 103 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. Rodney Lee Bower Rod Where ability is concerned, direction is as important as volume. Bowling 10g Ironman llg FTA 103 French Club 105 Class Sales 10, 11g Chorus 11, 12, Accompanist. John Coll Brady John John is a friend in whom you can trust, jokes when he can but works when he must. Art Club 10, llg Drama Club 10, ll, 12g Biology Club 10, 123 Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11, Chairmang French Club 10, 11, Chorus 11, 12, Presi- dent l2g Pep Club l1,12. 'iw-1' Laurie Brady Nellie Attention is often given to those people who are most attentive? Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12gPep Club ll, 12g Art Club 12, Bowling 12g Honor Society 11, 12. Kevin Brouse Spud This guy is one smart potatof' Art Club ll, 12. Barbara Browneller Barb A disposition so sweet to appeal to the nature of man and the instincts of animals. Cheerleading 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 113 Class Sales 113 French Club 10, 113 Pep Club 10, ll, 12g Hockey 10, 11, 12g Drama Club ll. Diane M. Buckley Diane There can be no objection to being conscientious. French Club ll, 123 Debate 113 Drama Club 113 Chorus ll, 12, Treasurer 113 Honor Society ll, 123 Newspaper 11, 123 F.T.A. 10, 113 Bowling 10, ll, 123 Basketball 103 Prom Committee l1gClass Sales 10, 11, 123 S.G.A. 12. Cindy Lu Burger Burger Eyes that sparkle and beauty that begets beauty - she will be remembered as someone special by all who know her. F.S.A. 11Q Pep Club 10, ll, 123 Spanish Club 10, 12g Hockey 11, 123 Basketball IOL Yearbook Staff 123 Class Sales 10, ll, 12g Prom committee 11. Patrick James Brady Pat There's great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability? Wrestling 10, 123 Football 103 F.F.A. 11, 12g Prom Committee 113 Class Sales 10, ll, 12g Track 10, 11. Marvin L. Brecht ..Big Mn Tall, lanky, and lean: in a crowd he can always be seen. Basketball 10, ll, 123 Class Sales 10, 125 F.F.A. ll, 123 Prom committee 11. M1 , 1 5 ri' Mjfqg' , 'Q- if . . ., Eg - 7 1 -- rm-'..,5'1 3 1 3 lirllb . M79 P '. ' Y v. . 3 3. Ellen Bucher Bucheoelli It's all in your mind. Hockey 10, Ili French Club 103 Art Club 123 Pep Club 103 Prom Committee 11g Girl's Track ll. Susan Buck Sue Serenity is the difference between a quiet mind and an unoccupied one. Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 103 Biology Club 103 Spanish Club 103 Majorettes 10, 113 Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 123 Sr. Business Club 123 Prom Committee 113 Class Sales 10, ll, 12. Karen Burrows Karen As I see myself I'll be myself. Spanish Club 10g Biology Club 10, Art Club 10, 11, 12, Bowling 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10gColor Guard 12, Prom Committee llg Class Sales 10, 11. Thomas Byers ...I-Om., The wise man knows the difference between strength and rigidity. Cathy Campbell Cathy There was never an angel with red hair. Girl's Basketball 10, 11, 123 Girl's Softball 11, 12, Art Club 12. LuAnn Campbell '5Poov Some people display their feelings, others must be probed. Class Sales 10, 115 Biology Club 10, Pep Club 10g Prom Committee 11. R4 9'--A .Apu Marcia Jeanne Bzdak g'Marc Marcia Jeanne A The Center Street Hussie Queenl' French Club 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 115 Art Club 10, 113 Girl's Basketball 10, Girl's Softball 103 Drama Club 12, Chorus 123 Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. Thomas Joseph Cahill, Jr. ...I-Omn One thing about this boy we know, he'll make a splash wherever helll go. Swimming 10, 11, 125 Football 10, ll, 12, Track 103 Class Officer 10, 11, 12, Vice Presidentg Key Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Senior Board Member 123 Art Club 10,11,12. ?. 'UN L , '95 4' Marion K. Campbell Marion No angel is complete without a little deviltry. Spanish Club 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Class Sales 10, ll, 123 Prom Committee 11. Gail E. Can Gail What I can't see, I never will believe? Drama Club 10, ll, 12, Majorette 10, 11, 12g Senior Business Club 12, Bowling 10, 11, 12, Prom Commit- tee 11, Class Sales 10, ll. Q- uf Lois Clark Clarkie Her disposition is as calm as the smoothest sea at sunset. FSA 11, 12, Secretary 11, French Club 10, ll, Iron- man 10, Bowling 10, Pep Club 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. Kathleen B. Cleaver Kathy', Agreement is the thread which binds the fabric of friendshipf' Bowling 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, FSA 11, 12, Iron- man 12,Class Sales 10, 11,12. ali 'S-. James Patrick Connolley ..Jim,, A sheep in wolf's clothing. Wrestling 10, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Prom Committee 11. Karen Sue Cook Karen A erson of sweetness is ajoy to know p . Pep Club 11, 12, FSA 12, Prom Committee 11, Span- ish Club 12, Class Sales 11, 12. M QT'- x y 5. . 'N- Mike Cero Mike If I'm knovim by the company I keep, I'll keep the company I know. Football 10,Track 10, SGA 10, 11. Karen Clark Karen There is a direct relationship between the deal we get from life and the way we deal with others. Biology Club 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Girl's Basketball 10, ll, Bowling 10, 11, Cheerleading 11, SGA 12, Treasurer 12, Girl's Softball 10, 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. kill X' it gr 1 ,atm ., at '- William David Coleman Tree Mischief eminates from this boy as branches spread out from a tree. Biology Club 10, FSA 11, Bowling 10, 11, Prom Committee ll, Spanish Club 10, Class Sales 10, 11. Kathy Lee Comrey Kathy Though red is the color of Kathy's hair, her temper is sweet and her conduct is fair. FHA 10, Pep Club ll, 12, Basketball Belles 11, Span- ish Club l2, Prom Committee 11. Margaret Cooke l'Peggy One of the most important retreats of man is solitude. Chorus ll, 125 Class Sales 10, ll, 125 Bowling 105 FTA 10, ll5 Spanish Club 10, ll, 125 Drama Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Ironman ll, 12 Judy Cooper Judy Never let life bore you - wring from it its sweetness. Class Sales 125 Yearbook Business Staff 12 1-. 35,,,,! Dennis M. Cronomiz Deminence 1-lere's a boy named Cronomiz. Wisdom lies behind his eyes. Baseball 10, ll, 125 Basketball ll, 12' Spanish Club ll, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Letterman 125 Prom Committee ll fav Ss 13 Y fx K Robert Corey Bobby A smile and friendly word to all he may meet. Lynn M. Cromley Crumbum The serene surface disguises a playful spirit. Biology Club 10, ll, Secretary 115 Class Sales 10, ll, 125 FSA 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 JETS l15 Pep Club 11,125 Prom Committee ll . - ,+V . I ,fn 1 57: Douglas J. Cropf Doug Live for today and let tomorrow take care of itself. Track 10, 125 Basketball ll, 125 Bowling 11, 125 French Club 10, 115 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 FSA 105 Prom Committee 115 Football 105 Drama Club 115 Art Club 10 7. 2,1 Q59 1-s-n 'SIP .4135 F Ralph Dailey 'lYake If I could rate my priorities on a basis ofl to 10, school would be ll. Basketball 105 Baseball 10, ll, 125 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Letterman ll, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee ll Jerry E. Davis Stud Jerry is capable of not only having fun but of dispensing it to others. Art Club 105 Basketball 10, 125 Cross Country 10, 125 Biology Club 105 Track 10, 125 Ironman 115 Class Sales 10, ll, 125 Prom Committee ll Susan E. Dietz Bubba Bubba is ready for the world, but is the world ready for Bubba? French Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Debate Club 10, 11, 12, Pres- ident 12, F.S.A. 11, 12, President ll, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, JETS 12, S.G.A. 11, Biology Club 10, ll, Prom Committee 11 4? W.-rr. '75 'v- Willard L. Dietz Big Will The mouse that roared. Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11 -gl? V. Nancy J. Enright ..Nanc,, ln a world of competition, the ambi- tious prevail? Pep Club 11, 12, Senior Business Club 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee ll Dave Evans Butt Dave is one who helps us set the stan- dards of insanity. Basketball 10, 12, Spanish Club 11, Band 10, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, J.E.T.S. 12. 7 Sharon R. Deitrick Sharon Life pursued to its fullest is a life worth leading. Field Hockey ll, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, French Club 10, Yearbook Business Staff 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Bowling 12, Prom 11 Dean Delsite Dean,' A smile is merely a frown upside down. Art Club 10,l1, 12, F.S.A. 10, Pep Club 10, 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11 Jeffrey W. Eister Ice Cream What gives man his dignity is confi- dence in himself. Band 10, 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12,Class Sales 10, 11, Prom Committee 11 Sally Enron Sally That friendship which takes the longest V' 6:3 to cultivate may yet be the most en- during. French Club 10, ll, 12, Biology Club 10, Pep Club 11, 12, Hockey 11, Bowling 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10,Soft- ball 10, Class Sales 10, ll, 12, Prom Committee 11 'WI 10? life-' Robert Fallon ..B0b,, P1ateaus may be more comfortable than mountains but are certainly not as majestic. Wrestling 10, 12g Track 10, Art Club 10, 11, Bowling 11, Prom Committee ll. Karen Lee Fausnaught Karen All aboard for the next tlight to anywhere Yearbook Business Staff 12g Business Club 12, F.H.A 104 Chorus 10, 12, Class Sales 10, ll. Hollianne Fenstemaker Holly g'Sweet is the laughter that rings in the halls of exuber- ence. French Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 123 F.T.A. llg Pep Club ll, 12g Class Sales 11, Chorus 10, Prom Committee 11. Jo Ann Fisher Fisher', Gracefulness such as hers, is less an outward expres- sion than an inward balance of love and joy which is capable of bringing happiness to others. Biology Club 10, 11, Treasurer 10g J.E.T.S. 11g F.S.A. 11, 12g French Club 10, ll, 12, Treasurer 11, Basket- ball l0, 12gSoftball 10, ll, 12g Honor Society 11,123 Debate Club 10, llg Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10g Student Council 10, Prom Committee 11g Year- book Staff 12. 17' Tom Fausnaught ..T0m,, Fm not impressed by words but the actions that follows. Baseball 10, ll, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Robert Foust Chuck Some while appearing to grow foolish are really growing wise. Band 10, 12g Art Club 11, 123 Class Sales 10, l1,12g Football 12, -g M-Q ,E Joanne E. Fox ..Jo,, The day is coming when instead of mending fences we'll be eliminating them. Spanish Club 10g Pep Club ll, 12, Senior Business Club 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee ll. Robert Alan Fridley ..B0b,, From the horn of friendship come the 'notes of gladnessf' S.G.A. 11, 12g Basketball Manager 11, 12g French Club 10, ll, 12, Valley Band 11, 124 Band 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Track 10, llg Biology Club 10g Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11g Let- terman's Club 11, 12. if Pamela Kay Fryling Pam1ny Kay Failure from others we can expect, but let us promise not to fail ourselves. Pep Club 10, ll, 12, French Club 10, 11, l2,FSA 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 11, Chorus 12, Treasurer 12, Class Officer 10, 11, 12, Historian, Class Sales 10, ll, 12, Drama Club 11, 12, Art Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 12, Girl's Basketball 10, Prom Committee 11. Patricia Ann Fryling ..Pat,, 'LElegance is the distinguishing feature of a gracious person. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Chorus 12, Vice-President 12, Biology Club 10, ll, Treasurer 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Art Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 123 Girl's Basketball 10, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. 'Qs SL-f Gregory Francis Grausam ..Greg,, 'g'Obscurity will not be the plight of the person who serves others. Class Sales 10, 11, Prom Committee 11, Michael Gray Mike When diamonds are mentioned, he thinks not of rings, instead he thinks of baseballs and things. Baseball 10, 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, Prom Commit- tee ll. S 1 Jeffery Fry Jeff,' An observation of nobility practiced to it's logical extent. Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Holly Frye Holly We treasure that which is most costly and disdain that which is cheapest. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Biology 10, 12, Girl's Basket- ball 10, 12,Gir1's Softball 12, Bowling 10, 11, Hockey llgClass Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. Q LAI, Twila Lynn Gensel Twila A sensible person adds a bit of decency to an other- wise illogical world. F.T.A. 10g Spanish Club 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12' s Class Sales 10, ll, 12. Alice George NAP, With a voice as sweet as a nightingalef' F.H.A. ll, 12, Chorus 12, Spanish Club 10, ll, Class Sales 1 1, 12. iso 'Nf- 15: Cindy J. Gross Reds Accomplishment comes in direct proportion to initia- tive. Bowling 10, 115 Drama Club 11, 12g Softball 123 Pep Club 125 FSA 12g Class Sales 10, 11,12. Joe Gross Joe He who farms the soil, feeds the nation. FFA 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11g Basketball 11, 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Keith Hackenburg Parvin Desire pays off in athletics and life alike. Spanish Club 10g Football 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Letterman Club 10, 11, 12: Class Sales 10, 115 Student Government 10g Prom Committee 11. Jim HaU Smoothie Welches could be as cheap as the other grape juice, if only we added water. Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track 10, 12gCross Country 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club ll, 12gKey Club 10, 1 1, 12g French Club 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 11, 12, Vice Pres. 123 Prom Committee 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 123 SGA 12. gav- 'hr Jeffrey W. Gum Jeff 'This boy's mind muses the mysteries of man and mutter, Band 10, 11,12gTrack10gFSA1l, l2gJETS11gKey Club 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 11. ? 5 Robert Hack ..B0b,, It's a rocky road that we travel to reach manhood. i QQ? 5 Celeste Hammon Crash A beauty as rare as the celestial bodies for which she is named and in which her destiny is to be foundf' French Club 10, 11, 12g FTA 10, 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 11, 12g Drama Club 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 125 Girl's Track 11g Mat Maidens 11, 12. John Hartman 'LJ0hn The need for companionship is one of the most delightful dependancy of man kind. Bowling 10, 11, 12, Captain 12g Spanish Club 10g Art Club 11, 12g Class Sales 11. -1. Karen L. Herman Hermit Her good mind will take her far and her good nature will take her even further. Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 12, FSA 11, 12g French Club 10, 11g Bowling 10, 11, 12, Ironman 12g Girl's Basketball 10, 11, 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11, Color Guard 10, ll, 12 Rebbeeca Herring Becky Always adorned in the charms of good- ness. GQ' Gcorganne Marie Hugick Georgie1' Compassion while sought earnestly in many, is found readily in some. FSA ll, 12g FTA 113 Spanish 11g Pep Club 12g Ironman 12, Feature Editor Joanne E. Hunt .glow What we are is the gift we have received - what we become is the gift we re- turn. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12gFSA 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 115 Honor So- ciety ll, 12, President 12g Drama Club 12 Michael Hendricks Mike Take care of what you have, for lifeis treasures are fleeting. Class Sales 11, 12 f Albert E. Henninger t.Alb,, He makes the best farmer who is down to earth. FFA 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, Sentinel 11, President 12 Ralph Herrold Ralph In the fabric of our life we weave our own pattern. Wrestling 10, 11g Bowling 10, 11 Cynthia L. Hess Cindi Perfection is a wonderful goal and ac- ceptance is a wonderful trait. Cheerleading 10, 12, Co-Captain 10, Pep Club 10, 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 12gProm Committee 11, Co-Chairmang FSA 11, 124 JETS 11g French Club 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 11, 12 'L Joe Hutnick .tjoen Joe would rather have a hot car than a hot meal any day. Frederick W. lobst Fred g'Beneath the stratas of oblivion there are the tremors of a great mind. Key Club 10, 11, 125 Student Government 10, 115 Photography 11, 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11. 'Pm iwamwg-,T W :F.g.:n:.xnrr15imuxn,a. q5.: a.gEgL5?tg5, .-.prima 1 . , .je-A 1,5 .31 W V at-ffl -22 .7 H+ W wi 222 ' ' ' J vig gi .1 , gag! H, 'Cf 49 1. ...'. -..lv'4 ,. :ri r flh.uf7l.y9'5-'qi l .- fist ' 1 i .X til.:-':fi4::Qk1t Z551wL,':,:t12721L3 !3fEf,'. 2 7 -fi:.':f.,'1 '43 3:21529 'Tn -1-mtitzz' 22113 . 2-u wr'q,1iu'i45t2 ,., 5. 3 , . - .E 3 L - W-11 2 f ' H J'-63.1 4 Q 'fa -T 4 B ...H .. .- Christine P. Jentsch Canute Be cheerful for sadness is along road. Pep Club ll, 12g Girl's Track llg Class Sales 11, 12. Dorothy Ellen Jones ..D0t,, A futurc homemaker is indeed a worthy womanf' F.H.A. 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 12. rwfifrfii referee 'Q- if is Nancy A. Irving Irv,' She charges no tariff on her export of merrimentf' F.S.A. 11, 12g Pep Club 113 French Club 10, 11, 12g Drama Club 12g Class Sales 10, ll, 12g Majorette 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11, Todd W. Jeffreys Toddy J . The free spirit left to roam - the soul unboundf' Football 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 115 Track 10, 11, 12g Letterman's Club 10,11,12. is ig.. w Q9 -GP Delores Kapp Dee Friendship was meant to be scattered about and Delores takes no other route. Bowling 10g Pep Club 10, 111F.S.A. ll, 12: Biology Club l0gColor Guard 11, 12. Dean E. Kashner Dean One can be outstanding without being conspicuousf' Basketball 105 Cross Country 11, 12g Key Club 10, 11, 125 Student Government 10, ll, 12, Vice-President 11, President 121 French Club ll, 12g Band 10g Honor Society 11, 12g Prom Committee ll: Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Wayne Kashner Wayne The active man is the happy man. Helen I. Keefer Helen To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. A ur ' , 395 5'3lf'i'fi'iIl, if 2 f r Ki '. A -N rg - Diane Kay Klein Diane A sweet young girl it's very plain, she bubbles over like a glass of champagne. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Co-Captain 103 Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Girl,s Softball 10, 12g Biology Club 10, 12g Drama Club 11, l2gSpanish Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Class Sales 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. Janice Kocher 'clan' 'The wise person differentiates between worry and concern. Field Hockey 10, 11g French Club 10, 11g Biology Club 10g FSA 115 Pep Club 10, 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. W' Tom Kurtz Tom There's strength in meekness, strength in security. Bowling 10, 11, 129 Basketball 10, 11, 12gF.S.A.11g Chess Club 11, 12g Lettermen Club 11, 12g Track 125 Class Sales 11, 12. Mark Kurzawa Mark Let us not be accused of specialization in a world that demands variety. Chess Team 11, 12. gy' Douglas W. Lobach Doug Good deeds are the cornerstone of kindness. Pep Club 123 Senior Business Club 12g Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 12. Pamela K. Long Pam', 'Take it easy while you're young - with age will come the burdens of life. Biology Club 103 French Club 10g Colorguard 10, 11, 12, Captain 11, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Pep Club l2g Prom Committee 11. YL-T Mark William Leiby 'LBean This young man will certainly leave his mark on world. Chess Team 11, 12g Basketball 10, l1gTrack 10, 1 12g Cross Country 10. ll, 12: Pep Club 12g Committee 1lgC1ass Sales 10, 113 Varsity Club ll Ironmen 11. Jeffrey Lemon 'lLa Rue Appearances are deceiving, 1'm gentlef' Track 11, 123 Football ll. 12g Prom Committee 111 Class Sales 10, ll, l2g French Club 10. llg Varsity Club 11. 12. I l Q 'lr r 2 Christine Lynn Chris,' Our greatest joys often emerge when we conquer 1ifc's difficulties. Spanish Club 103 Bilogy Club 103 Pep Club 123 Color Guard 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 11, 12g Class Sales 10,11,12gProm Committee 11. Bill Magliane Bill Realistic aspirations are the practical goal of working men. F.F.A.1l,12. 'U' 4? Steve A. Marsh Steve To DHS this boy is new, we find hc's pleasant and cheerful tool Ironman l2gCirculation Manager 12. Don Martz ..Don,, Why worry? Wrinkles never make things smooth. Jean L. McBryan Jeannie Spontaneous creation is the visible manifestation of wit and charm. Cheerleading 10g Field Hockey ll, 12g French Club 10, llg Pep Club ll, 125 Class Sales 10, llg Drama Club llg Senior Business Club 123 Girl's Basketball 10, ll. Larry E. McCormick Larry Work like a man but don't be worked to death. FFA 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Treasurer 12g Bowling lO,1l,l2gBand1O,1l,12. Q1 K Bonnie Ann Man Bonnie l'Serious contemplation is the trademark of an earnest soul. Color Guard I lg Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Senior Business Club 12, Yearbook Business Staff 125 Prom Commit- tee ll. Susan Marsden Sue It's well worth waiting for the most meaningful things in your life? Field Hockey 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 124 French Club 10, 123 Class Sales 10, 12. Paul Mazich Paul l'Do your task well or not at all. Spanish Club ll, 123 Honor Society 12g Key Club 12g Band 10. James Richard McBride J.G. He aims for the highest goals - The tragectory of his life is straight and truef' Wrestling lOg Football 10, ll, French Club 10, llg SGA 10, 11, 12, Ironman llgFSA l2gProm Commit- tee llgClass Sales 10, 11, 12. 2 Hilti ,4v'X tn' ' 1?--sg-ra--as-vzfxuxx -' f it SEN' :af A . Jeff McNamee Mad, 'LFrom his trumpet music projects, the Ironmen band he directs. French Club 10, llg Bowling 10, ll, 12g Track 12g Band 10, ll, 12, Student Director 12. Ann Louise McWilliams Ann Instinct is a woman's best friend. Class Treasurer 10, ll, 123 Cheerleading 10. ll, 12g French Club 10, ll, 123 Drama Club 11, 125 Class Sales 10, ll, 12, Bowling 10, ll, 123 Track llg Soft- ball 12g Prom committee ll. inf? Judith Ann Mertz Judy Thinking is but an idle waste ot' thought. Chorus l0gClass Sales 10, ll, 12. Rick Miller Old Man Why work when you can play. Basketball 103 Track 103 Football 11. QI.. ,1--. g A ,lti -fra: 1'r v ,. L' v-3' . .44 fr-Q E' Kb' Connie Jean Mensch Connie Connie's quiet, yet full of fun, a worthwhile friend it there ever was one, Pep Club l 1, 125 Sr. Business Club 12: Yearbook Business Staff 121 Class Sales 10, ll, 12. Kevin Mensch Kevin The skies are clear, graduation is near. French Club 10. ll, 12g Basketball Manager 10: Class Sales 10. 12. ig, Susan Dianne Miller ..Sue,, Small and dainty, a very good friendg Sue's one who'l1 win in the end. Pep Club 10, llg Spanish Club 10, llg Class Sales 10, ll, 12. Eric Moller Beany', Life just rolls . . . along. School Store 10, 11, 12, Co-Manager 12, Biology Club 10g French Club 103 FSA 10, llg SGA ll, 12g Wres- tling 10g Bowling 10, ll, 12g Drama Club 10. 11.121 Golf 10, 1 l. 1 ' X3 lg ll 2751651 gfgfff lil gf' . Elf, Cathy Myers Cathy What wisdom can you find that is better than kind- nessf' Class Sales 10, ll, 125 Yearbook Business Staff 12. Jean A. Myers Jean When the school bell rings, she's off with a spring. Yearbook Business Staff 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee ll. l 17 Jeannie Piestrak Jeannie I drift not aimlessly, I wander but not without des- tinationf' Drama Club 10, ll, 12g Pep Club 10, 119 Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Field Hockey 11, 125 Girl's Basketball 10, ll, 12g Girl's Track 11g Art Club ll, 129 Spanish Club 10, 1lgBoy's Basketball Manager ll, 12. Susan Mary Piestrak Susie Life is loveliest to those who love to live it. Drama Club 10, llg Spanish Club 10, l1gPep Club 10, 11g Art Club 125 Class Sales 10, ll, 12g Field Hockey 11, l2g Girl's Basketball 10, ll, 12g Boyis Basketball Manager 11, 12. Gary Murphy Murph Strength is beauty in it's purest form. Wrestling 10, llgClasS Sales 10, ll, 12 Glenda M utchler Helena Her quietness reflects her personality. Class Sales 10, ll, 129 FHA 10. Mary Amelia Paladin ..Mary,, Her life exemplifies a carefree bouyancy Pep Club 10g French Club 10g Girl's Softball 10 Art Club ll, 12g Girl's Track llg Class Sales 10 ll 12 FSA llg Drama Club 12. Christopher Paul Creton He may be a visitor from outer space but still he s welcome around this place. Band 10, 11, 12g Art Club 12g Chess Club ll Bowling 1l,12gBasketba1l ll, 12, Manager ll, 12 l -me- Margaret Ann Powers ..Peg,, Bowling is right up her alley. Bowling 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12, Captain 129 French Club 10, ll, 129 Track 119 Pep Club 10, ll, 129 Hockey 129 Class Sales 10, ll, 129 F.S.A. 119 Prom Committee 11 Kay Ann Reeder LiKay77 Dew drops of kindness water the flow- ers of friendliness. FHA 109 Pep Club 119 Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 12 L- 17 Cindy Riley Cindy A smile is the picture we paint of our inward feelings. Class Sales 10, ll, 129 Biology Club 109 F.S.A. 11, 129 Prom Committee 119 French Club 109 Color Guard 129 Basket- ball Belles 1l9 F.T.A. 10, 119 Pep Club 10, 11 Patricia Ann Riley Patty lt is the same key that unlocks happi- ness and sorrow. Cheerleading 10, ll, 129 Hockey 10, ll, 129 Spanish Club 10, 11, 129 Drama Club ll, 129 Pep Club 10, ll,129Girls'Track Team l19Class Sales 10, ll, 129 Powder- puff Football 10, 119 Prom Committee 11 Gary Reichard Pete His winning ways extend beyond the fields of competition. Cross Country 10, ll, 12, Co-Captain ll, Captain 12Q Basketball 10, ll, 12, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12Q Baseball 10, ll, 129 Pep Club 119 Bowling 10, 11Q Class Sales 10, 11, 129 Lettermans Club ll, 12 Linda Reigle Linda While some people cater to many in- terests some concentrate on a select few. Class Sales 10, ll, 12. 65 Bill Rixey Bill We'll accomplish no more than our own expectations, we will be no better than we demand of ourselves? Cross Country 109 Wrestling 109 S.G.A. 10, ll, 129 French Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, President 129 Honor Society 11, 129 Key Club 10, ll, 12, Junior Board Member ll, Secretary 121 Literary Magazine Staff 11, 12Q Class Sales 10, ll, 12 Catherine Ann Rogers Cathy What is loveg merely the luster which turns an incomplete article into a beauti- fully flnished product. Field Hockey 10, llg Girls' Baseball 10, 119 Biology Club 10, 119 Pep Club 10, ll, 129 Class Sales 10, 11, 129 FTA 119 Girls' Basketball 10, 11 xii Ns T' Ralph Ross Ralph,' Work fascinates me, I could watch it for hours. FFA10, ll, 12. Debbie Rothermel ..Dcb,, Her red hair is as spirited as her personality. Sr. Business Club 123 Yearbook Business Staff 12g Prom Committee 114 Class Sales 10, l 1. Mary Ann Schott ..MaIy,, Stop the world - I don't want to get off, Ijust want to examine it more closely. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10, ll, 12g F.T.A. llg Biology Club 12g Bowling 11, 123 Class Sales 10, 11, 12. Ruthann Shaffer Rufus The most welcome partner in a conversation is the one who listens. Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Bowling 10, 11, 12g Biology Club 10g Sr. Business Club 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, ll, 12. fi -. Kris Romania Kris Beware of the brutal lest it should hurt us. Cling to that which is lovely. Band 10, ll, 12g Sr. Business Club 12gClass Sales 10, llg Prom Committee 11. Laurie Ross Laurie Purpose is what gives life meaning. Pep Club 10, 115 Yearbook 12, Business Managerg Prom Committee llg Class Sales 10. William Roup Bill 'gTwo wheels and a sissy bar - this young man will go real far. Henry Schmidt Hank The same traits that makes a man honest makes him successful. Basketball ll, 12gTrack ll. Clayton Shepperson ..C1ay,, Be sure it's important - then do it with diligence. Judy Shepulski Hjudyn Those who are made of goodness ure those who are going to make the best effort. Class Sales 10, 11g Senior Business Club 12. tif in-11 'P rr. life .g.'ni..ii v Hirst Ray Shepulski Polock Strength originates from Character. Footbul110,11gTrack1O, 11,12. Susan Shipe Sue Even the longest journey begins with the first step. Bowling 12g Biology Club 10g Art Club 10g Spanish Club 12. Fred Showers Grub Sometimes the least conspicious lives are the most meaningful. Judy Showers t'.lude The embers of friendship are sparked by her good nature. Spanish Club 10, ll, 12g Pep Club 10, ll, 12g Biology 10,l1,12gFSA1l,12gC1ass Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee ll. 'gl ff- ' if 'aff' Q- Elizabeth Shultz ..Beth,, Sweetness shall be returned - it is an item to give and to receive. Kenneth Shultz Kenny When you think about it, kindness is so acceptable. '7 Andy Skerda Andy Let that bee be Andy! Baseball 11 Sulaf Skory Sulaf Arc birds free from the chains of the Skyway? Art Club 113 Girls' Track 11 Cynthia Ann St. Clair Cindy '1She speaketh little: yet there lies con- versationf' Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11g Chorus 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10,125 Senior Business Club 12 Wilson H. Steinman Wils There's never enough room to hold all of his kindness. Spanish Club 10g JETS llg Art Club 12g Golf 10, 11, 12g Chess Club 11, 12g Bowling 12g Wrestling 123 FSA 113 Foot- ball 10g Prom Committee 11 Romaine Shultz Shorty Let's not make emergencies out of life's little occasions. Biology Club 10g Color Guard 10, ll, 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Com- mittee llg SGA 12 Brenda Shutt Brenda Friendliness is the key to success. Biology Club 10g French Club 10g Major- ettes 10, Drum Majorette ll, 123 FSA 11, 125 Prom Committee 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 12 TL' Y' Nancy Snyder Nanc'l Pleasant and friendly to all, this girl is on the ball. Biology Club 10g Pep Club 10, ll, 12, Treasurer 12g Class Sales 10, ll, 12' Senior Business Club 12g Prom Commit tee 11 s Linda Speck Linda The future holds many surprises. Chorus 10 .q..-,4-I Barbara Anne Stetler Red Patience is the best of all instructors. Bowling 10, ll, 12g Spanish Club 10, ll, 12, Pep Club ll, 123 Art Club 11, 12, Class Sales 10,11,12gProm Committee 11. Raymond D. Stetler ..Ray., He sees much but hears little. Chorus 10g FFA 10, ll, 12. Bernard J. Sudol, Jr. Barn Don't be surprised if opportunity comes disguised as hard work. Bowling 10, Ironman 11, Class Sales 105 Prom Com- mittee llg Yearbook Business Staff 11. Suzanne Sutliff Swe Life returns its most generous dividends to those who invest most in it. Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 129 French Club 10, llg Honor Society 11, 12g Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11g SGA 115 Girl's Track 11, Drama Club 12g Ironman 12. Q-r-'V 0 Roberta Stine Tweeter To laugh is a necessity for all. Chorus 10, 11, 12gClass Sales 10, 11, 12. Steven L. Strausser Mig., A 24 hour day is meant for play and the rest is meant for work. Basketball 10g Biology Club 10g Student Council 10g Track 12g Pep Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 10. 1 ' Mark D. Swank Mark To do what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. To do what is impossible for talent is the mark of genius. Wrestling 10, 11, 12g Baseball 12, Honor Society 11, 12g French Club 10, 11, Class Officer 10, 11, 12, President 10, 11, 123 Key Club 10, ll, 12, Board Director 10, Vice President 11, President 12g JETS 10, 11g Prom Committee 11. Sand T. Swank Sand Let us build our castles on higher ground, lest they be destroyed by time or tide. Chess Club 10, ll, 12g Assistant School Organist 10, School Organist 11. 7 1 Q ,,, Cindy L. Tittle Cindy Happy are they who learn to bear what they cannot change. Business Club 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Spanish Club 10g Prom Committee 11g Class Sales 10, 11, 123 Biology Club 10gPep Club 12. Debbie A. Tobias Deb Life hasn't begun till we start to have fun. F.H.A. 11, 12, Secretary 123 Business Club 12g Prom Committee 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12g Biology Club 10g Pep Club 12. 2',,.,, ' '1 Janet N. Ulrich Janet It takes a wise woman to discover a wise man. Biology Club 10g Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 10, 11, JETS 11gF.S.A. 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11. 12g Prom Committee 11. Susan J. Vandine asuen The best blessing is the absence of the capacity for anger. P.H.A. 10, 11g Senior Business Club 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 12. M il I 1 '53 Charles L. Thomas L'Goon The qualities of being a gentleman overlap the quali- ties ofbeing a man. Football 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 10g Basketball 10 Key Club 12. Donna K. Thomas Donna T. L'Exuberance and energy go hand in hand. Pep Club 10, 11, 12, President 123 F.H.A. 103 Biology Club 10, 11g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Prom Committee 11, Business Club 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12. ,ag as, James Tomcavage Tomcat It's nice to have something significant to do while standing around and waiting. French Club llg Art Club 10, ll, 125 Basketball 11, 12gTrack 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12. Lynda M. Toomey Lynnie Cnc reason talk is so cheap is because there's so much of it. Pep Club 10, Biology Club 10g Spanish Club 10g Class Sales 10, l1gCol0rguard 10, 11, 12,Captain of Rifles 11, 12. wir' ' :el .12 ? . 1 1 Baseball 11, 12, Student Government 10g Track 105 Kim VanGilder Brooks Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Football 10, Wrestling 10, ll. 12, Track 12, Art Club 12, Prom Committee 11, Spanish Club 10. Mike Wagner 'LHump If I were President, I would fill my cabinet with comedians - come to think of it maybe 1 am Presi- dent. Basketball 10, 12, FTA 10, Biology Club 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, Drama Club 11, 12, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. -. V .156 l f' , 've' Sherry Ann Warmkessel Worm Grief can take care of itself but to get the full value of joy you have to have someone with whom to share it. Band 10, 11, Prom Committee 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, FTA 10, Gir1's Basketball 10, Girl's Softball 10, Spanish Club 10, 12, Biology Club 10. Mary A. Weidensaul Mary The unspoken conversation that emerges from her eyes is more powerful than spoken words. Biology Club 10, 11, Pep Club 10, ll, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Class Sales 10, ll, 12, SGA 10, 11, 12, FSA 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12. Fi. 66 CN 4 Cindy Walker Cindy Time itself is precious: Spent with those we like, invaluable. Bowling 10. 11, 12, Captain, Secretary 12, Pep Club 10, 11. 12, Senior Business Club 12, Prom Committee 11. Robert C. Walter, Jr. Wa1ly', One of the greatest burdens of man is an unlimited potential. Track ll, 12, Cross Country 11, l2,Wrestling 10, 11, 12, FSA 12, Biology Club 12, Prom Committee 11, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 12. fur Cathy Welliver Cathy Along with her friendliness and good humor, this girl is certainly wacky. FSA 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Band Majorette 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 10, 11, Captain 12, Class Sales 10, 11, L- ,.. 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Iron- man 12. JoAnne Williams ..J0,, ulnsight is a reflection of wisdom. FSA 11, 12, Biology Club 10, French Club 11, Gir1's Basketball 11, Bowling 10, Class Sales 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Drama Club 11. Gail Wintersteen Gail Gail's birthrite shall be fullilled when the meek inherit the earth. Class Sales 10, 11, 125 FHA 10,11, 12, Vice President 12, Reporter 11 Neil Wintersteen Neil Acquiescence is not surrender, humility is not weakness. French Club 10g Art Club 105 Chorus 115 125 Yearbook Business Staff 11, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Business Club 12 B 5 v. Bill Woll Bill He has more temptation than resis- tance. Football 11, 125 Track 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125Pep Club 12 Ronald Woodruff Woody The sturdy boy that keeps on plugging at any chore that comes his way. FFA 10, 11, 125 Class Sales 11 -1 it , Robert Williamson Bob Our actions are thc true indication of our attitudes. Jeffrey A. Willoughby Jeff What I see is far less important than what I feel. Biology Club 105 French Club 105 Art Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Presi- dent 125Class Sales 10, 11 . 'G' l Patricia Ann Wintersteen Patty With each new value born within us, life takes on a different meaning. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Field Hockey 10, 11, 125 Girls' Basket- ball 105 Girls' Track 115 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 115 Class Officer 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, 11, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 JETS 115 SGA 10, 11 William Wolff Bill 'LWhy run around things when you can run through them? Track 10, 11, 125 Football 10, ll, 125 Letterman Club 10, 11, 125 Basketball 12 Michael J. Wydra Mike Mischief is always in this boy's head, which goes to explain why his hair is red. Football 10, 125 Basketball 105 Wrestling 11, 125 Class Sales 10, ll, 125 Letter- 'is man's Club ll, 125 Prom Committee 11 Valerie Lee Yordy avail, All the hardness and determination of an athlete within the soft beauty of a lovely girl. Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 F.S.A. 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Class Sales 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Girls Track 115 gi' Field Hockey ll, 125 Softball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Powderpuff Football ll Titan- Jeri Young Stall She's quiet on the outside, but what's underneath? Basketball 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Class Sales 10, ll, 125 Girls' Track ll Gary Zimmerman Zimmie The value of a man can only be mea- sured in regard to another man. Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Zotz Cheerleader 115 Letterman's Club 11, l25Class Salesl0, 11,12 :nfs-1? . . . and after you've thanked Don Brady for the rat, tell him that if he catches any more . . . if gf, s. i L., I'll be the first kid in the school to have an engraved thumbnail. Let Hertz put you in the driver's scat. Could this be the real Madame Bovary? ,gifs- id Let's hear it for the fabulous 50'S, Good night sweet Princeg and flights of Angels sing thee to thy Q The contest said win your own oriental home rest? but this is ridiculous. l l -l U' M f - Mid. qi? i I I N ' ft rl x vt.. 'iff' Lgien-e E? tx . X wg y l ' 9 fl' M'-QA: 'N 1 .L , -r ly 7 3 K-Q ' l . 'l fn ., -A Y .. I still think this is a lot of trouble to go to just to stretch Burger s gym shorts mto shape' band didn t Show up' ,Y ..,..4 ll!--f-J. ' PV' r 1 fn , 1 s I 4 I ...- The mob . . . de weasel de boss A tomo Blackollm and Baby Face Hey blg boy ya wanna buy a lonely glll a 'May I have this dance Deb? 'D J - R 1, '..!' f Qs Wai cvaigscf in wifg arzofgsz ficfs 435,115 ffzey wfgo foz Q time aL'7ic1f5 Lon alicia, gsfbzz fgsj foo muif zicfa H25 up fide. , f I .- I' 1. wafcg H25 amz- :iam fo 55 Unzfzafisnt, waiting sagzzfy Ugg iinzs wfgsfz fgzj can flak fo isa. Ufgsy waif-H255 waif. 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N In 1 , I, I,v rr I ,f Qi-Xu! -Ay l fly 3 if . , 'M , J 'AVK A' ' 1 gff' N., ' Y N If -Q, , 1 - .! , ,,-f 'Sv JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L to r.: Helene Mahoney, Historiang Mr. Doersam, Advisorg Randi Sue Longender- fer, Presidentg Joe Kimbel, Vice Presidentg Connie McGill, Treasurerg Sue Seebold, Secretary. --Q PHO OPE5 I T' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, l. to r.: Rick Jones, Presidentg Sherri Magill, Socretaryg Mr. Richie, Advisorg Sharon Gass, Treasurerg Bill Stamey, Vice Presidentg Lisa Derr, Historian. 54 9, Q: by fix fy 11 R. Hess, R. Hess, J. Hickey, C Hilkert, L. Hindle, R. Hinkle, W Hinkle, D. Hoffman. J. Hogendobler, K. Hornsby, T. Houseknecht, P. Hughes, S. Hummer, W. Iobst, D. James, B. Jeffreys. E. Jenkins, D. Johns, K. Johnson, A. Jones, R. Jones, J. Jordan, C. Kauffman, C. Keefer. D. Keefer, S. Keefer, T. Keefer, M. Kessler, R. Kessler, J. Kimbel, L. Kline, A. Klinger. W. Knapp, J. Knauer, D. Koser, J. Koser, P. Kovilaritch, D. Kriner, L. Kriner, D. Krum. K. Kurtz, R. Lee, D. Lewis, D. Linn, T. Little, L. Lobach, G. Long, K. Long. S. Longenderfer, B. Lubesl-ci, J. Lupold, J. Lutz, K. Lyden, D. Lynn, B. Lynn, S. Lynn. C. Lyons, H. Mace, H. Mahoney, J. Mazol, T. McCloskey, C. Mc- Gill, P. McKenna. E. Megargel. S. Mertz, D. Metcalf, C. Metzger H. Minnich, B. Molter, G. Molter R. Morris, J. Mowbray. a D. Moyer, V. Nedrow, D. Nevius, R. Nevius, R. Nicodemus, L. Pickin, R. Randler, C. Raup. B. Reidinger, T. Reigle, P. Rhoades, R. Rine, D. Ritter, G. Roberts, S. Rogers, T. Ross. R. Rothermel, D. Roush, C. Roy, R. Ruk, D. Rupert, D. Sampsell, T. Saricks, J. Savage. H. Savidge, J. Savidge, P. Sceski, A. Schneeweis, J. Schott, P. Schultz, D. Scicchitano, S. See- bold. M. Shade, S. Shires, R. Showers, M. Shrawder, M. Shuler, D. Shultz, C. Siats, R. Sidler. D. Sponenberg, D. Starr, V. Sterner, P. Stetler, M. Straub, M. Swank, J. Swartz, P. Swartz. D. Swisher, J. Szili, S. Tanner, S. Tanner, C. Temple, M. Thomp- son, V. Vargo, M. Ward. D. Washko, R. Watkins, V. Watts, D. Weaver, B. Welliver, M. Wert- man, J. Wetzel, W. Wetzel. K. Wilds, C. Wildsmith, D. Wil- liams, J. Williams, J. Williamson, L. Wintersteen, S. Wolfe, H. Woll. 0 ..-J . at 1 lrzl' 'X ,, - .i ' iff! v J ra 57 4 1 It tx ND. 541 KN Q 21. L. 1-. 216 1. .1 1 'sJ'a,,f3'A G C 9 fi' I 7 ' ' ff, 9 '-.ami Y u ,i J 4, W mx A max 0 Way-. df' K , fri , A+ it ' 1 1 . , . aa nl lv E 5 - ' A. Woodruff, R. Woodruff, D Yocum, J. Yakup, R. Yeager, R Zimmerman, R. Webb, S. Wagner SOPHOMORES B. Anderson, M. Andrews, T. Ando, D. Artley, C. Ashton, L. Ashton, G. Aurand. D. Bagdoyan, J. Bailey, R. Baney, C. Barnes, P. Barnhart, S. Bartges, D. Bausch, J. Beaver. J. Beecroft, C. Bennick, J. Binder, D. Bird, J. Bird, L. Blain, J. Blos- key, J. Blue. T. Blue, C. Boylan, S. Brady, N. Brecht, A. Brent, B. Brent, R. Brent, N. Browneller. P. Buckley, S. Buckley, K. Buoy, C. Burke, C. Burke, G. Burke, J. Burrows, D. Campbell. T. Campbell, J. Carper, S. Cero, S Clark, D. Cohn, L. Comrey, J Conner, R. Conway. Q I , I l -4 my ' I ' xl-1 2 'GI 9 'Q ?I ky.-5, ,Q W, A -b Q, wsxJ5I9 I I wk 3 9 -1 H? e sl sl xii G23 4: 3 I Q ' I ' 1. Q -nf ,- AROUND THE SCHCOL ' ' -. ! HZ 72 '-. alu4U ,zu-tu HZ I? Next pair I'm gonna buy will be loafersf' That'll teach you to step across the line. They never told us we had to tryout for Wrestling Queen! Y fi 5 - , ' M' V rf' v Q t A . lf' Q l I , - irfwl ln S x -ni- Ahh . . I wonder what I should do now? .'. Want a ride? 1 ' I ri vvfv, This has gotta be No. 1 on the Bestsellers List. .gay 4- -!5.lI. si !N Girls, how can you get so inebriated on plain vanilla? -af .U .4 . tr' H ' 'q . V , V' I fn. kqfg ll 1' ll-fg. td IN 'wi 1- I -. it . N My I if I 1 -. 5 P 55 ' . we'-1 .. x V ' Jig' , I , ' 'A r ' 1, wh' 2' f Wy' 1 ,bl J - ' sw -5 , M :ir X - 1 at? '- '9',. , V R l ' b l, ' 1 ' 051' iff' Nl ' Ax ' fl C ' 3' 1' x'--ty , -:'r ' 3-f 1 ' i1'ffFHr rr, -f - V , - lzi A3.:-. YI f u'7 ' f lb' - .11-it--f , . A . -' 'fitlfatrff W 1 153 i b Y 1 ri To Little Skunk Luv - father. T hat's what it takes to pin an Ironman! 5 . 1 r . . 4 'l'i:w4ff4lt,,r gg, 1' 41- Q A -.ffl s- 'f 43 . ua-: '5 -.h N ' A' , ' 'F'Y 1'w '7'Ys V V - pg'- . 1 r- V .VV .. V V ' - l ,, V, I h .Q 7.n5,.vQ I I I , Q ..- N , . 5, ,L l..,,q - -t f J . 1, ' Lv'--. .:' '. The entire Masher defense converges on Beyer. Deb Baylor, Miss Locust Breeze 1972-73. Willie Iobst and Tom Cahill. Although D.H.S. uoes not have the facilities for a swimming team, Willie and Tom brought recognition to Danville as a result of their fine performances throughout the year. Both placed first in two events at District meets and then advanced to state finals in which Tom received a medal for fifth place in the 200 yard freestyle. Z Lv-N-Ami, X A '..4: :fjiEg:11tii'i?fi.i, , T QZ31 ir if-5:31:53 .... K V V V r an . EI-ml L .. 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Moller. 1 r ' 14 5 - Honor Society officers: l. to r.: Betsy Arnow, A Secretary, Jim Hall, Vice-President, Jo Hunt, Presi- l dent, Diane Klein, Treasurer, Mrs. Meell. I :A S.G.A. officers: l. to r.: Mr. Klinger, Debbie Baylor, Secretary, Dean Kashner, President, Karen Clark, Treasurer, and Mike Shade, Vice-President. HONOR SOCIETY Row l I. to r.: P. Bartges, B. Arnow, L. Brady, C. Lynn, M. Weidensaul, C. Beveridge, N. Enright, K. Reeder. Row 2: J. Fisher, J. Hunt, D. Klein, S. Sutliff, S. Dietz, R. Beisswanger, A. Albanese, L. Auten. Row 3: E. Meell, J. Hall, D. Kashner, P. Mazich, B. Rixey, M. Swank KEY CLUB Row l l. to r.: W. Frantz, W. Hinkle, D. Kashner, R. Mazich, E. Heller, D. Blue, P. Mazich, R. Rothermel, R. Jones, J. Kimbel. Row 2: T. McCloskey, K. Lyden, B. Jeffreys, T. Cahill, R. Barney, B. Stamey, K. Aucker, B. Rixey, S. l-lort. Row 3: P. Aurand, T. Little, C. Burke, F. Iobst, B. Walter, J. Hall, K. Anderson, J. Gum. Row 4: E. Gonzalez, W. Iobst, M. Swank, C. Thomas, F. Beyer. sll.lIIO . 'flair Lil fig Key Club officers: l. to r.: Mark Swank, Presidentg Bill Rixey, Secretary, Joe Kimbel, Treasurer, Tom Cahill, Senior Board Directorg Willie lobst. .Junior Board Director, Rob Rothermel, Vice-Presidentg Rick Jones, Sophomore Board Director, Mr. Frantz, Advisor. Yearbook Business Staff officers: l. to r.: Kay Reeder, Business Managerg Mr. Kashner, Advisor, Laurie Ross, Business Manager. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Row l l. to r.: C. Hendricks, K. Reeder, L. Ross, N. Lambert, B. Marr, C. Walker, D. Jones, C. Myers. Row 2: J. Fox, G. Wintersteen, R. Shaffer, N. Snyder, S. Buck, K. Romania, C. Mensch, J. Myers. Row 3: H. Kashner, S. Deitrick, N. Enright, B. Sudol R. Woodruff, W. Steinman, D. Lobach, N. Wintersteen. s - - 1 n '- .Mr-.uu:i'l...-if I1EllR!ni'.il.i .... F.S.A. ROW l L to r.: Mr. Baylor, H. Mahoney, S. Seebold, K. Cook, K. Herman, J. Williams, C. Welliver, M. Kmiecinski, M. Weidensaul, D. Roush, T. Grimaud. Row 2: P. Bartges, J. Hunt, B. Arnow, J. Fisher, C. Hess, N. Beacher, D. Weaver, G. Hugick, K. Cleaver, L. Clark. Row 3: R. Beisswanger, J. Ulrich, D. Kapp, C. Riley, B. Shutt, D. Foust, L. Cromley, J. Showers, S. Dietz, A. McWilliams, V. Yordy. Row 4: P. Styer, K. Aucker, J. Gum, J. McBride, C. Betz, B. Walter, H. Minnich. BIOLOGY CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: l. to r.: H. Schott, C. Tanner, T. Oberdorf, N. Tomcavage, E. Willoughby. Seated: Mr. Barratt, Advisor, T. Getkin. JT, F.S.A. Officers l. to r.: Mr. Baylor, Advisor, Pam Bartges, Treasurer, Betsy Arnow, Secretaryg Sue Dietz, Presidentg Jo Ann Fisher, Vice President. BIOLOGY CLUB Row l L to r.: Mr. Barratt, L. Struusser, S. Houseknecht, l-I. Schott, C. Tanner, T. Oberdorf, L. DeWald, B. Hinkle, D. Bagdoyan, B. Nuss, T. Getkin. Row 2: P. Styer, K. McAfee, P. Hill, P. Barnhart, E. Willoughby, N. Tomcavuge, J. Swatski, K. Cromley, B. Straub, M. Hauck, D. Dietz, S. Brady. Row 3: B. Rogers, S. Bartges, L. Carlston, J. Montague, J. Marconi, D. Walker, N. Randler, S. Yeager, R. Conway, D. Hack, D. Fedroff. F.H.A. Row 1 L to r.: Mrs. Forsythe, G. Wintersteen, M. English, M. DeGreen, K. Buoy, R. Ruk, T. Reigle, L. DeWald. Row 2: D. Ale, D. Jones, L. Auten, A. George, K. Heiss, M. Barbosa, and L. Giger. F.F.A. officers: l. to r.: Dale Bird, Sentinel, Larry McCormick, Treasurer, Albert Henninger, President, Gail Wintersteen, Chapter Sweetheartg Bob Show- ers, Vice-Presidentg Keith Shaffer, Secretary, Jan Bird, Reporterg Pat Brady, Chaplain if 1- A-,,,Y - Q 4 , .,.,V T H. F.H.A. officers: l. to r.: Mrs. Forsythe, Advisor, Laurie Jo Auten, President, Mary DeGreen, Secretaryg Mary Jane English, Historiang Linda DeWald, Newsreporterg Ruth Ruk, Newsreporterg Gail Wintersteen, Vice-President. Missing from photo: - . Ruth Rine, Treasurer. Na., 4 - v F.F.A. Row l l. to r.: R. Byerly, L. McCormick, G. Carmody, J. Beaver, A. Henninger, G. Wintersteen, M. Shrawder, P. Pursel, G. Aurand, D. Bird, P. Scheetz. Row 2: E. Herman, J. Carper, S. Wintersteen, L. Kauffman, B. Kremer, J. Bird, D. Shultz, R. Kremer, B. English, G. Kinney. Row 3: R. Keffer, R. Stetler, R. Ross, J. Skerda, R. Starr, P. Brady, B. Magliane, B. Showers, W. Ayers, J. Savidge, M. Brecht. Row 4: R. Hess, R. Hess, K. Shaffer, J. Gross, B. Molter, B. Derr, R. Woodruff, J. Rine, R. Hinkle. ,,' ' ' l A 1 SENIOR BUSINESS CLUB: Row l l. to r.: Mrs. Laubach, N. Wintersteen, D. Lobach, C. Tittle, B. Marr, R. Shultz, S. Vandine, N. Enright, J. Fox. Row 2: C. St. Clair, C. Walker, S. Buck, D. Thomas, N. Snyder, R. Shaffer, C. Mensch, J. Shepulski, D. Tobias, J. Myers. Ironman Editors: l. to r.: Amy Albanese. Editor, Peggy Cooke, Managing Editor. 2'-J Senior Business Club Officers: l. to r.: D. Tobias, Sales Manager, C. Mensch, President, S. Buck, Secretaryg Mrs. Laubach, Advisorg Cindy Tittle, Vice-Presi- dent, Cindy Walker, Treasurer. IRONMAN STAFF: Row 1 l. to r.: Mrs. Nied, H. Mahoney, K. Cleaver, C, Welliver, G. Hugick, K. Herman, S. Sutliff, P. Cooke, A. Albanese, L. Auten. Row 2: H. Schott, J. Schott, S. Mertz, G. Price, R. Cope, S. Marsh, J. Hickey, P. Stetler. :eip-,A S.-. ..-....a, . . . ' + 4' I ll .w'...-...A Hr ffm! FRENCH CLUB Row 1 l. to r.: Mrs. Houck, C. Beveridge, M. Weidensaul, B. Dietz, P. Fryling, R. Beisswanger, V. Seidel, J. Fisher, N. Browneller, H. Fenstemaker, J. Young, S. Marsden, B. Arnow, P. Bartges. Row 2: D. James, L. Lobach, R. Funk, D. Roush, N. Beacher, A. Albanese, L. Giger, J. Shultz, A. McWilliams, M. Bzdak, P. Powers, S. Elliott. Row 3: K. Kimber, S. Gass, S. Eister, B. Nuss, C. Mitros, G. Roup, R. Santucci, M. Hoover, J. Hunt, C. Hess, S. Seebold, C. Moran. Row 4: J. Hunt, M. Weinberg, D. Foust, B. Walter, H. Minnieh, F. lobst, J. Hall, D. Kashner, W. Iobst, E. Megargel, S. Baney. Row 5: C. Barnes, B. Fridley, K. Mensch, W. Rixey, D. Wintersteen, D. Bates, S. Rixey, M. Ditty, R. Cope. Row 6: R. Lee, J. Patton, J. Kimbel, D. Baker, B. Richenderfer, J. Hubicki, E. Gonzalez, and R. Rothermel. Spanish Club officers: l. to r.: Mrs. Rider, Advisor, Valerie Yordy, President, Roger Baney, Vice-President, Kim Hastings, Secretary, Karen Cromley, Treasurer. J Q may Y ,-H ,- vgxvlha ' French Club officers: L to r.: Bill Rixey, President, Carol Beveridge, Secretary, Joe Kimbel, Vice-President, Mrs. Houck, Advisor. Missing from photo: Diane Buckley, Treasur- er. SPANISH CLUB Row 1 l. to r.: Mrs. Rider, T. Turofski, D. Woods, P. Fisher, J. McGill, R. Reppert, C. Roup, K. Cook, H. Fenstemaker, K. Comrey, M. Schott. Row 2: V. Yordy, P. Mazich, B. Stamey, R. Mazich, R. Baney, K. Hastings, T. Jeffreys, J. Hartman, I. Strausser, G. Thomas, F. Beyer. Row 3: P. Wintersteen, S. Warmkessel, L. Auten, P. Cooke, D. Weaver, J. Barnhart, H. Frye, B. Stetler, P. Fryling, L. Cromley, J. Showers, S. Hort. Row 4: R. Longenderfer, G. Robenolt, L. Derr, D. Bagdoyan, B. Wesner, J. Marconi, K. Cromley, V. Fry, D. Klein, P. Riley, J. Mowbray, D. Moyer. Row 5: P. Stetler, C. Herman, B. Cameron, P. Concini, M. Bower, V. Watts,C. Hilkert, L. Swank, M. Kmiecinski, L. Comrey, R. Dorgan, H. Mahoney. Row 6: K. Cole, J. Williamson, K. Wilds, E. Willoughby, N. Tomcavage, K. Hausc, K. Roman, P. DeGuzis, P. Kreigh, M. Lynn, M. Mann. Row 7: C. Metzger, J. Pritchard, D. VanGilder, M. Mensch, E. Wolff, J. Strausser, J. Burrows, S. Yeager, V. Sutliff. 'I 1.--,.,,' ff' 5' '-PD. ' -lf 'W by . DHS IRONMEN MARCHING BAND ,. ,.-...s,.,.. ,exft L ..., , , , .., N .1 :V N., R L A.. + N . -M , XV- , . H . . -, 4 - , 1 ' .I ,. V - Y- . -,t--r-f -. ,xx . XX.. , xxsnh ,E -E 'I rl ' I I . ' I' . V 5' Av .. w 'KX Rx . U 1 , - ,, ...r ' 1 ' 'ew if'f '?iZ . '- 1 'F7'f - ENTIRE BAND. Row I L. to R.: R. Reppert, G. Carr, M. Kmiecinski, N. Irving, S. Spade, C. Welliver, S. Brady, G. Roup, P. Rhoades, D. Roush, C. Tanner D Fedroff. Row 2: D. Rothermel, K. Gray, P. Sceski, D. Freeze, P. Long, C. Herman, B. Shutt, D. Campbell, L. Swank, L. Toomey, T. Zimmerman. Row 3: S. Cripps R. Zimmerman, G. Zimmerman, J. Kinn, B. Wetzel, D. Foust, P. Shultz, Mr. Farley, H. Minnich, G. Seidel, H. Cope, C. Hilkert, J. Shultz, K. Kimber, S. Gass S Eister. Row 4: J. Beaver, L. McCormick, B. Rogers, T. McCafery, W. Knapp, J. Kimbel, V. Gum, J. McNamee, S. Bartges, C. Cole, S. Fox, T. Ross, T. Grimaud. Row 5: J. Gum, L. Kinn, D. Cohn, R. Rothermel, B. Fridley, C. Mitros, D. Weaver, E. Mace, C. Knapp, C. Paul, E. Heller, E. Moller, C. Fetterolf, G. Molter, G. Earnest Row 6: S. Whalen, B. Lubeski, J. Prichard, H. Schott, N. Beacher, J. Barnhart, C. Gainer, C. Bennick, B. Huntington, S. Crossley, S. Cero, M. Elston, A. Hess M Straub, B. Boyer, L. Hickey, D. Kapp, K. Herman, K. Burrows, C. Riley, R. Shultz. M in 4 eip n F iv . WW 'Inu .-Q . ,rp 4 ,tn fi . ai fill. f Ha 1: W! in Nil BAND oFFicERs. Top to Bottom: Mr. Farley, Band Dim- , f tor, Joe Kimbel, Librarian, Jeff McNamee, Student Directorg - Q W ,xx . I Gary Zimmerman, Presidentg Chad Fetterolf, Quarter Master: - Pat Shultz, Secretary-Treasurer. a Y A WX gy-- fgj. - '. . UNIT CAPTAINS L. to R.: Linda Toomey, Rifle Squad Captain, Brenda Shutt, Drum Majoretteg Pam Long, Maneuvering Flag Captain, Iiiffl' Cathy Welliver, Majorette Captain, Cindy Herman, Captain Honor PB.. - if 2 Guard. I -.Aff glinn f ,Q ,, .-.V-,,: ' ., . -' 1-wif?- 'K s ,l, , ,.. '-rf' ,,,.- . V ' r '- ,' 1. .M . , .' -1 ! '- .Y ,Q Rini-, ,N 'JV E xl' N X41 .fmt lx r'31iW1?'f'if 1.'- E .L A Cathy Welliver, Majorette Captain if- 1 vrrvaivwfm-S' --L- W I-'U 1-Il -1 lrln I 1 --7, -- , vr::: I , 1.- Lf: , we ..-our Ja x I l. . l A RIFLE SQUAD L. to R.: K. Gray, P. Sceski, T. Zimmerman. Row 2: L. Swank, Z , xxl -'g H'-Q A -A 'J 'J5HlF .I X . . v ,Y RFS' . ,.,., . , ,W MTL W ,VVV . i ,N A 4 E' fl MAJORETTES L. to R.: P Rhoades, R. Reppert, G. Roup, D Roush, N. Irving, G. Carr, C. Welli- ver, Captaing S. Spade, D. Fedroff, S. Brady, M. Kimecinski, C. Tanner T' L... HONOR GUARD L. to R.: C. Herman, Captain, B. Huntington, J. Crossley, S. Cero, M. Elston, D' Campbell, L' Toomey, Captain' Brenda Shutt, Drum Majorette MANEUVERING FLAGS L to R.: S. Whalen, K. Kase, B Lubeski, J. Prichard, N Beacher, M. Straub, C. Ben- nick, P. Long, Captaing C. Gainer, H. Schott, J. Barnhart, B. Boyer, L. Hickey, K. Her- man, R. Shultz. dll- . v. J is CHORUS Row l From Left: Mrs. Vanderslice, D. Harden, T. Hauck, R. Stine, A. George, P. Cooke, K. Fausnaught, M. Mac, M. Barbosa. Row 2: J. Wands, P. Fryling, B. Reichenderfer, P. Fryling, M. Bzdak, L. Auten, R. Bower, D.Cohn, A. Albanese, T. Getkin, J. Brady, B. Foust, N. Wintersteen, K. Aucker. ART CLUB OFFICERS Top to Bottom: Pam Fry- ling, Secretaryg Renee Beisswanger, Secretary, Pat Fryling, Secretary, Vickie Watts, Vice President, Jeff Willoughby, President, Mr. Berkey, Advisor. ,L :ng . 3: ., ,.. 7 - ' ..-11' ' , X ' i CHORUS OFFICERS Seated From Left: Karen Fausnaught, Librarian, Roberta Stine, Librarian, Tammie Hauck, Librarian, Pam Fryling, Treasurer, Pat Fryling, Vice President. Standing: Mrs. Vanderslice, Advisor, John Brady, Presidentg Debra Cohn, Secretary, Bob Foust, Librarian. ART CLUB Row 1 From Left: P. Fryling, H. Savage, L. Auten, I. Burst, T. Sarciks, B. Stetler, C. Campbell, P. Fryling, J. Piestrak, L. Brady, T. Turofshi, C. Patterson, M. Lynn. Row 2: S. Tanner, J. Schott, M. English, R. Conway, K. Kauffmen, V. Watts, M. Bower, D. Swisher, M. Paladin, K. Burrows, J. Strausser, M. Mann. Row 3: S.Warmkesse1, C. Brandon, S. Tanner, D. Boyer, J. Feaster, D. Freeze, B. Nuss, P. Fisher, P. Barnhart, M. Weinberg, J. Burrows, S. Yeager, R. Beisswanger. Row 4: C. Burke, D. Washko, R. Dailey, T. Black, D. Bookholder, E. Megargel, J. Tomcavage, T. Jeffreys, J. Hartman, J. Willoughby, D. Delsite. Row 5: J. Connolley, J. Knauer,D.Egli, T. Little, C. Paul, W. Steinman, B. Faust, M. Leiby, K. Brouse, R. Bartlen T 1 DRAMA L - R.: L. Brady, K. Roman, R. Lee, D. Cromis, P. Deguzis, K. Hause, H. Schott, C. Hammon, J. Piestrak, D. Rothermel. Row 2: M. A. Gross, D. Roush, K. Cromley, V. Fry, D. Bagdoyan, B. Wesner, M. Hoover, J. Prichard, R. Santucci, S. Magill, M. Kimecinski,C. Tanner, T. Oberdorf. Row 3: S. Eister, K. Cole, P. Rhoades, V. Yordy, M. Bzdak, A. McWilliams, D. Buckley, N. Beacher, M. Paladin, R. Conway, L. Derr, S. Cripps, L. DeWald. Row 4: S. Clark, B. Boyer, D. Campbell, M.Straub,C. Gross, C. Beveridge, D. Cohn, B. Dietz, E. Bucher, H. Sponenburg, J. Shultz, K. Moller. Row 5: M. Thompson, E. Moller, T. Getkin, K. Aucker, N. Wintersteen, Mrs. Charles, D. Kashner, J. Brady, B. Brent, R. Reppert, S. Spade, J. McGill. . Y '4 . l ,, v-5 OX l n I, I x.. fl Mrs. Charles, Advisorg J. Brady, President. Now to lower the boom on him, I'm really loaded. 'Q . , . r W Rl 4 f What are you doing now, measuring her for an iron lung? r LJ - '2 if ' K V Y I V Another man, ohh, how lovely. s ul I Q' ' X' 3 I I i vi, in lla lil' 'lil l i J F ' fl' f n l . 2 - Q' fr : 1 , I ,I X V l 4 ' F 2 E ' l s I 'IN F ' ' n i ff 1 1 l . , , 1 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: D. Cohn, Secretaryg V. Yordy, Treasurer' 9 y 89' I I tell you, coach . . . there's a gorilla out therel' x4 Q, 1972 - 1973 D.H.S. Mat Maidens ea- XX pr-1.-mr, ,W k . .i -1-:auf - How do you expect me to stop your nose from bleeding unless l tie this tourniquet around your neck! Of such substance studs are made Al1thiS fOr AAAeeeeeeee A iantl s ' . . . g ou e. dental surgery? ASN 1 1 Q i l' 11.L...inT,l...1.w RFQ. X .,-1 These cards are marked! 'Z Right orange! w I The three Mouseketeers plus one. dm 2 r ' I Vous permettez que je me presente? he Ironman J 2 No, 5 DANVILLE ssruon msn scuoor. FEBRUARY 19 ' .Q -'B Bonnie and Clyde? ' ir STORE CLERKS L. to R.: C. Beveridge, J. Young, K. Clark, J. McBride, L. Brady, J. Suvidge, K. Anderson, C. Q - Blue, P. Stetler, B. Moller. ' ,L 'jGer.b. 1 1 I M , B L'-T-'Il Y ' ..'. 1. PM J 4 , 44 'un 6 W A' -L23-r' , o- . 1 U ' f J J Kuff 'Q B- 1-'T-film 7-'B of-g1...,, ss!t.':-4' 'H I L1L..a il - f' Here's that big pepsident smile! fl ' r u . 41 FS 6X,1CQwXiTiN4SG lN'xllM1 , HI HH l Lg , 'A' ' -'Fri 'ff' , l i ,an IL.. ,J Lf uw ,, ugfgfgipqt , . , .1-5 wa- - '+a.,, 1av.,,, - How does dried up macaroni with burnt raisins and broccoli seeds sound? UANVILLE AREA HIGH SCHUUL vs smmoxm Home HOME And how many did YOU sell, Mr, Baylor? 1 -C KEY How'd you get this job, Frank? 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Much of the success of our program is due to the insistance on excellence by the man upon whose shoulders the respon- sibility for our program lies, Mr. John Maturani, our Athletic Director. For the past fourteen years Mr. Maturani has managed to maintain its respectability in these times of rapidly changing values and attitudes. His task is an awesome one, carrying with it the responsibility of assuring adequate financing for athletics, coordinating the schedules of the many programs, contracting officials, and acting as liaison between the community, the school, and the coaching staff plus many other responsibilities too numerous to mention. In addition to being Athletic Director Mr. Maturani teaches Driver Education at Danville High School. Every athlete who participates in our sports program, every student who takes pride in our athletic accomplishments, and every spectator who enjoys attending D.H.S. contests owes a debt of gratitude to our dedicated Athletic Director, Mr. John Maturani. rlL,E:,'1i'Lh T l -x : ' .f:53E'1f'J!5-'li'?l'. ' r - f-45.5. , . -- r 9231 4-513 1 t.5'?sr2'Q haf 5'-iff-t Ztfg13'-gr:-.N t r 4 refffzi., 2 'f-ing .fi gms-fe'-fi A--.,.,,: -95' 1'.s,-1.-2-:fI'f 'r'- .mx .-- ' ' ' 'iw is if f '1f5fL4f1f, -if 1f'f: 'f ' - .:if-T T N' ' '2BElH .Ai -:GL f f 5?JW1'E?'4ft. 1 , t 3 LETTERMANS CLUB 4 f ..r S .1 'QQ LETTERMAN'S CLUB from left Row 1: K, Shaffer, D. Williams, D. Blue, R. Jones, B. Woll, G. Zimmerman, B. Wetzel, G, Molter, P. Dewald, M. Leiby, D. Nevius, T. Little, G. Gadwell, K. Leacock. Row 2: M. Brecht, J. Hendricks, R. Pehowic, R. Miller, B. Mazol, T. Gray, J. Gross, J.Hall, G. Reichard, S. Strausser, T. Jeffreys, J. Hartman, D. Washko, D. Burgess, T. Cahill. Row 3: P. Brady, G. Kinney, L. Blain, B. Keefer, D. Campbell, B. Driscoll, B. Fridley, B. Walter, R. Baney, C. Brandon, J. Lemon, K. Hackenberg, B. Woll, M. Gray, R. Shepulski, Row 4: B. McKenna, D. Lutz, E. Herman, D. Merrell, K. Hastings, D. Egli, B. Wolff, T. McCloskey, P. Aurand, S. Birth, S. Baney, J. Connolley, D. Yocum, R. Randler, R. Morris, E. Jenkins, T. Keefer. Row 5: D. Tanner, D. Myers, C. Share, K. Dietz, S. Mertz, L. Wertman, C. Fetterolf, S. Krum, E. Heller,J. Kinn, K. VanGilder, W. Steinman, R. Cope, T. Kurtz. Row 6: L. Sones, J. Trap, L. Davis, B. Stamey, J. Blue, R. Gresh, M. Wydra, J. Tomcavage, D. Cronomiz, J. Eister. Row 7: C. Lee, J. Savidge, B. Showers, R. Rothermel, E. Megargel, K. Lyden, R. Sidler, Y. Dailey, G. Thomas, B. Jeffreys, W.'Iobst, M. Wagner, F. Beyer, M. Swank, D. Evans. ' K ' 'll .I nf- , The Letterman's club is composed of all boys who actively X ' Y H participate in any sport for which a varsity letter is awarded. lt is 2 gl advised by Mr. John Maturani, D.H.S. athletic director and sports 4.4 .,- ru- devotee. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship, athletic comradeship and in particular, the recognition of the efforts of those boys who have participated in the rigors of athletic practice and competition and have represented our high school as such in interscholastic play. The most visible form of recognition is the Letterman jacket which is awarded to seniors who have met the athletic qualifications. The Letterman's club is largely responsible , X4 for helping finance the purchase of these jackets which are worn ' with pride by many former Danville athletes. .47 f Z' . x-.f-, ' j 4, OFFICERS OF LETTERMAN' S CLUB from left: Gary Reichard, Sec- retary, Bill Wolff, President, Chuck Thomas, Vice-Presidentg Jim Hall, Treasurerg Mr. Matlirani, Advisor. Q SCHOOL SPIRIT w 5 Lf? 'TJ N ', fb w K' Qv ,Aa V F-4 E 5 5 ' ? ' 1 I N U Nl' K . 9. 1 NE I I Y ' , - PFP CLUB OFFICERS L-R2 N. Snyder, Treasurerg D. Thomas, Presidentg M. X W: l , , , Hoover, V. Presidentg J . McBryan, Secretaryg Mr. Shoop, Advisor. Pep Club members helping to construct the S191 for Parent Night xr xx! F GOTBALL ag ,i It-ga 1gQt'7i'g-gl. . ,,-. ' w - . J W' sf. at . . 1 gftel?5f?j, . at 1. 1 1.5. .- 'ga' it ' -FE, f , 'ml .,1'N, - g-4 -gi .:-'i?..3pr' .15 42 ss ,., 7. P J'-WS lf- iff' f i.-r9 t . -Z4-fl i Ri.. i , ' .. -as N l h e-,- I 1 , yu f F 1 1 X tl- N -.2 Wk .A 1.1, I 5 al -: 'f- ' .'-is .. .lags ' ' '- ' - . 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J.. - --.i M 1 'r - 1' 'rf' , , I L .nf 4 1 - 3' ' t i 1 5, 23 N. -is 1 -- - - w - ' - . 1 .. -J fa..--1 -1:tf,.1 - f7'.-.fkril ,.g,,gj,.:2e -1 al., fl, , g ig 1 ' '3Qt..7'1'Ql'f1rf-55'-Wfflli'-'ff' a'?3'R'lif1: 75ffQfl'!ll.?'L7...f: 1-iJi:,.2:7':-7445.125.4-Q'3E 1fpC+.f'lPTFE: 'il .5:v5i5i!E1 53-53' ?fQfsf5 'f'-J'-. 'f:1Zf' it s -1- iff-' -W1'-1113 Wseliflrl ?3 'liift-iff-if-' H - 'fe 4-?3f'+-refa 9715':'tt11L1lfl f-'i'iEllWHI113i?' 4,-'-7' QQ. . .A 2-?r1:g'-1'-ag!!-Pf.g.-f Q 1' .ff '--1f,43ffQyf,Lui.'IwtgQ'5 ?,f el5.f'-,f,ffTiif 5 'aagifif' 'xvfggi -2. 1-1f lij..P', .M Q51 TEAM Row l L to r: D. Washko, T. Keefer, C. Lee, M. Wertman, B. Wolff, T. Jeffreys, K. Hackenburg, J. Lemon, C. Thomas, T. Cahill, R. Dailey, M. Wydra, D. Nevius, C. Foust. Row 2: E. Megargel, D. Yocum, J. Connolley, D. Burgess, R. Sidler, P. Dewald, D. Brady, K. Lyden, R. Randler, R. Cope, T. Little, B. Jeffreys, B. Showers, J. Savage, E. Molter. Row 3: J. Wabby, B. Elder, G. Snyder, B. Wolff, C. Hort, F. Sponenberg, D. Martz. Score Opponent OPP- Dan- S' - Shikellamy 6 24 Shamokin 7 12 Berwick 38 8 Northwest 8 32 . Southern 14 32 Milton 24 14 Central 15 8 Hazleton 17 8 Bloomsburg 32 30 Selinsgrove 8 24 Kneeling I to r: Mr. Hort, Mr. Martz, Mr. Elder. Standing: Mr. Hepfer, Mr. Wabby, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Sponenberg, Mr. Kanaskie. IRONMEN GRIDMEN LOG Mf-WOW EVEN SEASON A fantastic grand opening and a spirited finish were the highlights of the 1972 football season at Danville High School. This season, as most seasons, had its ups and its downs-its triumphs and its blemishes, its elation and its disappointments, but always there was action. Preseason play saw Danville perform Well in scrimages against Mt. Carmel and Shenandoah, but no one, not even the Danville fans, was expecting the wild and wonderful events which would mark the seasons opening games. An ancient foe, Shikellamy, proved to be our first test. Playing our home opener at Bucknell stadium the mighty lronmen scored the first time they touched leather as Billy Wolff took the opening kickoff and cascaded up the right sideline for a touchdown. Thus was the stage set for the big 24-6 win over the Shikellamy Braves. Some critics remained unconvinced until the lronmen traveled to Shamokin and scalped the Indians by a 12-7 margin. People finally realized that Danville was, at that point, a bonafied title contender. A disappointing night at Berwick, which overwhelmed the Ironrnen 38-8, was quickly offset by victories over division foes from Northwest and Southern both of which yielded 32 points to the lronmen in 32-8 and 32-14 skirmishes. The spark which had originally ignited the lronmen seemed to llicker momentarily as we fell prey first to an upset minded Milton 24-14, then saw an 8-8 ballgame slip away from us in the last 10 seconds at Central as the Blue Jays scored a 15-8 win, and then as we lost to an aroused Hazelton 17-8. Shades of glory returned in our last two games however as we pushed the eventual B champion Bloomsburg to the limit before dropping a 32-30 game and then turned back the 1971 defending champion Seals of Selinsgrove by a decisive 24-8 count in the seasons finale. A big factor in the mid-season lag was undoubtedly caused by the fact that all our home games were played away due to the damage left at I-QQ. Hartman Field by Hurricane Agnes. The 1973 season will find the lronmen gridmen back on home turf with a solid core of returning letterinen anxious for another shot at championship honors in the Susquehanna Valley. Mention must here be made and credit given to those boys who played out their senior year for the lronmen. They include Todd Jeffreys, Keith Hackenburg, Jim Connolley, Ralph Dailey, Don Brady, Chuck Thomas, and Bill Wolff, who were aided by the fine efforts of Jeff Lemon, Bob Faust, Tom Cahill, Mike Wydra, and Tim Keefer. Head coach 85 -S if ' '3E fm! 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' f ' 'There's daylight before me but red jerseys behind me. 5- 7,-5 ,5 , , F' 'isa 4? 41 x , ' 5 t I Ag a 'U 1 I x ,pil , n N. f I A .1 Ap. wt s.. b S h 4 BASKETBALL 42 33 5 V J P ,P AQ. VARSITY TEAM Row 1, l. to r.: J. Eister, D. Evans, J. Davis, D. Cronomiz, D. Cropf, T. Kurtz. Row 2: D. Burgess, B. Wolff, J. Mazol, G. Reichard, T. McCloskey, R. Gresh, R. Morris. Row 3: R. Fridley, C. Paul, M. Brecht, K. Lyden, R. Sidler, J. Hall, J. Gross, T. Little, B. Driscoll, F. Showers. l L .3 .X I lr l- H W 1 EMM 1 W ,r Vg W 1... ,IF !E.4r.:M2! ,.x 1 mg!! mum! N W W M 1 I W. A . - . .- .ynl W JV TEAM Row l, l. to r.: D. Egli, P. Raup, B. Heddings, J. Hendricks, K. Leacock, B. Foust, E. Gonzalez, R. Pehowic. Row 2: D. Lutz, K. DeLong, E. Knorr, B. Stamey, B. Keefer, C. Share, R. Jones, J. Blue, R. Baney. Row 3: J. Beecrogt, P. Gadwell, P. Enright, L. Sones, T. Gray, S. Warmkessel, Coach Shoop. Exhibition Games Danville Williamsport 45 Second Half Danville Millville 61 Danville 7 7 Berwick Danville Lourdes 5 7 Danville 5 2 S ou them Danville Cou ghlin 43 Danville 40 Shamokin First Half Danville 87 Milton Danville Berwick 60 Danville 49 Blo omsburg Danville Southern 56 Danville 90 Shikellamy Danville Shamokin 63 Danville 5 8 Northwest Danville Milton 70 Danville 78 Selinsgrove Danville Blo omsburg 5 5 Danville 42 Central Danville Shikellamy 56 PI AA, DiSf1'iCf 4 Danville Northwest 57 Class A Semi-final Danville Selin sgrove 38 Danville 5 5 Shamokin Danville Central 46 COACHES AND SENIORS .3 l all,-' Mr. Fegley Assistant Coach 'CN - , ki ' . I C ' , x ' X , Q 1 if ,C-,4q Y v C . Gary Reichard Tom Kurtz Jeff Eister NfQxx Mr. McCloskey Varsity Coach ' s Bill Wolff Joe Gross N 1 Dennis Cronomiz Y f -4 , ' ,.f1' aff' Eff. .lim Hall -Y -4 ,., 'if R ON REQ-9 x A in 1 X A N -' ,.. C N. 1 Mr. Shoop Junior Varsity Coach , Jerry Davis ' -1 Marvin Brecht Doug Cropf ff N il ' W Q H ihin ' X We ,Q I Y - V , All NC- ' I ' f ix 4 I C ' V 1 f M' I RQ! ,V I, .R 'l' W U 1 1 J A K A , -1 ' ' 4 ' Dave Evans Mike Wagner Girl managers - Susie Piestrak, Nancy Tom- cavage, and Jeannie Piestrak. Q . Boy managers - Chris Paul, Fred Showers, Bobby Fridley. The success that has become traditional with Danville basketball continued in 1972-73 but the season was not without disappointment. Coach Walter Whitey McCloskey's fightin' Ironmen posted a 15-8 record and made their twelfth trip to a post-season tournament since occupying the present high school in 1958. But the Ironmen might have done better had it not been for under par foul shooting and for hurricane Agnes which deprived them of their floor for better than half the season. DHS' basketball fate at the onset of the season was so uncertain that some closeup observers feared the Orange and Purple might be in for their first SVC second division finish in 18 years. With the graduation of ll outstanding seniors the Ironmen faced a tremendous challenge in defense of their SVC and PIAA, District 4, Class A, championships. There were no predictions of great success when coach McCloskey and assistant Dan Fegley talked about their hoopball magicians They had but two experienced hands, captain Gary Reichard and associate captain Randy Sidler, available as the team embarked on the new campaign. The coaches were faced with the necessity of dipping into untested personnel for regular duty. We have some raw talent on this squad, McCloskey said before the season started, but it is by far the most inexperienced Danville team we've had for quite a spell. Reflecting a little on some of the events and happenings which made a mark on the team's showing during the year, there was the bad mixed with the good. Perhaps the biggest catastrophe was the disasterous flooding which occurred early the morning of June 22 and with it the loss ofthe DHS gym floor. As a result Ironmen cagers were forced to practice on foreign courts the initial two months of the season. The globetrottin' Orange and Purple basketeers had to fit their practice schedules around the programs of the Danville State Hospital, Bloomsburg State College and Bloomsburg High School. The first ten games of the season were played on opponent's hardwoods. It wasn't until Monday, January 8 that the Ironmen were able to conduct a practice session on the newly completed home boards. The following night in its home debut the O 8a P lost to Northwest 57-50. Official dedication of the renovated gym took place on Friday, Feburary 16. A gala ceremony was conducted following the DHS - Selinsgrove junior varsity game. The honorable Daniel J. Flood, 11th district, Pennsylvania, Congress of the United States, House of Representatives, was the principal speaker. Also present were State Senator Franklin L. Kury, and our own George O. Wagner, Pennsylvania House of Representatives member, and an ex-Ironmen eager. Anyone who has played the rough-and-tumble kid game of King of the Hill can appreciate the position in which the Ironmen found themselves in defending their SVC and PIAA, District 4, ClassA titles. Every team in the conference went all out to knock the Ironmen off their perch. Rivals had reason to believe they might get a little respite this season. After all, the Ironmen, lost four starters from last year's title-winning team, and this would have to be regarded as pretty much of a rebuilding year. Well, it didn't work out that way. The Ironmen were not in their customary position in first place, but they did on defense. 1-L, Tip it, tip it our way! win 15 of 23 games, a very respectable mark by comparison with hundreds of other schools. The smooth transition can be credited to the leadership qualities of the two key returnees Reichard and Sidler. Reichard, 5-10, was the team's stabilizer. He directed the offense, scored clutch baskets and played relentlessly Sidler, a 6-3 forward, tore up things around the basket and was the team's top rebounder. Despite the new faces in the lineup the Ironmen looked pretty much like past editions. They liked to get the ball inside, hit the boards hard, and employed an overplay type of gambling defense. The Orange and Purple showed they could play good defensive ball. Their losses revealed they outscored their opponents from the field. Poor foul shooting and the lack of experience were factors in their defeats. Without a doubt the highlight of the season came in a February tilt at home with eventual SVC and District 4, Class A champion, Shamokin. The Indians unbeaten and favored by as many as 20 points were unable to cope with the not-to-be denied Ironmen who eked outa 50-48 decision. It was the Indians' lone setback of the regular season. Danville finished third in the overall SVC standings and qualified for the PIAA, District 4, Class A playoffs losing to Shamokin, 62-55, in a semi-final tilt at Berwick. That closed the Ironmen out for the season - but no sniffles, no regrets, no if we had only . . . No sir, none of that. lt was a splendiferous season for a bunch of guys who responded to adversity with as much heart as anyone who ever wore the Orange and Purple. Great players as well as teams have marked Danville's basketball history. Making their mark on the Ironmen honor roll were seniors Reichard, Marvin Brecht, Jim Hall, Bill Wolff, Jerry Davis, Jeff Eister, Tom Kurtz, Joe Gross, Dennis Cronomiz, Doug Cropf, Dave Evans, Mike Wagner. Add to the list underclassmen who will carry the banner for DHS next year, Sidler, Rick Morris, Kevin Lydcn, Drew Burgess, Tim McCloskey, Joe Mazol, Randy Gresh, Bill Driscoll, Tom Little. With a year's experience under their belts the 1973-74 edition of the Ironmen should be more capable of reducing those mechanical errors which plagued the team this season. How far the Ironmen next year can go will depend on how far they want to go. The capability of a good season is present, but we aren't about to make any rash predictions for the schedule doesn't permit us to expect that much. Stop making with the ballet I asked for rain, not a basketball. Look out . . . the north wall is falling on us. and get me off the floor. RESTLI G W- --- 7 - f - f c' ' 2 f J ' .1 , ' 1-,,, ....,,,.u ,. 1- , '05, x ,Emi ' t. A , .f 5 1 in -ul X V -i ' -V ., A-gl viz, if W, a WRESTLING TEAM Row 1 from left: D. Williams, T. Getkin, S. Krum, G. Zimmerman, M. Swank, J. Kinn, S. Baney, K. VanGilder, D. Brady, M. Wydra, C. Fetterolf, J. Connolley, H. Albertson. Row 2: J. Shultz, D. Dietz, B. Densburger, S. Schooley, K. Shaffer, F. Beyer, D. Campbell, K. Dietz, P. Brady, G. Molter, J. Carper. Row 3: Coach Kanaskie, B. Walter, D. Merrill, G. Kinney, W. Stienman, R. Cope, L. Blain. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM from left: D. Williams, T. Getkin, S. Krum, G. Zimmerman, M. Swank, I. Kinn, S. Baney, K. VanGilder, D. Brady, M. Wydra, C. Fetterolf, J. Connolley, H. Albertson. At the onset of the 1972-73 wrestling season the DHS Wrestling Team found themselves in a critical rebuilding year after losing nine of the twelve starters via graduation. Despite the prospects of a difficult season the enthusiasm was good and morale was high as the squad prepared for the seasons opener. The team this year was very deep at a few weights but did not have much depth at many others. Only stalwart performances by our proven regulars and the determination to make good by the many first year varsity men, added to the skillful strategies of Coach Kanaskie made it possible to salvage as respectable a season as they enjoyed. The Seals of Selinsgrove spoiled the lronmen debut by a 31 to 22 count, but the lronmen rebounded the following week to upset Central 29 to 24 in a close encounter. The Berwick wrestling juggernaut ripped the DHS matmen 49 to 5 and then, in one of their most disappointing performances, Mt. Carmel came away with a 33 to Z1 margin. The Mt. Carmel match marked the first sports contest in our beautifully remodeled gym which had been unavailable until now due to the damage left by Agnes. The first win in a varsity sport in the newly furnished gym was recorded in their next home match as they overwhelmed Line Mountain 60 to 4, establishing a new point record in the process. On the road again the Milton mats proved unfriendly as Danville was clawed by a 42 to 3 bulge. Again however they were able to bounce back from devastation and proved themselves poor hosts by beating Middleburg 32 to 17. lt was at this point the omen of illness reared its head over the DHS soft surface men. They were forced to face both Shamokin and Warrior Run without the services of four of the starters, and, despite gallant efforts by the remaining shell of the team, they dropped those matches 27 to 20 and 28 to 20 respectively. With only three victories under their belt the grapplers entered the last five matches with the prospects of a dismal season looming before them. Despite what had passed, spirits were still high, and things began to jell for the lronmen who proceeded to reel off four straight impressive victories. Shamokin Lourdes was victim ofa 38 to 11 onslaught, Bloomsburg went home a disappointed 39 to 18 loser, the Tigers of Southern Columbia had their tails twisted to a 44 to 11 tune, and Vo-Tech was held to but one win in a 51 to 6 lronmen victory. Only a 41 to 6 loss to powerful Shikcllamy unit spoiled a very successful ending to a fine season. Tournament competition proved very gratifying this year as the locals had three finalists in the Hughesville Christmas tourney with one of them, Doug Williams, bringing home first place gold. The post season sectional tournament saw the lronmen establish another school record by acquiring three championships. Steve Baney, Doug Williams, and Steve Krum won the sectional acclaim and Williams and Krum managed to add District 4 runners-up to their accolades. Steve Krum was the first DHS sophomore to ever reach this level of competition. Some line individual records should be mentioned. Steve Baney was undefeated in dual meets and logged an excellent 18-3-1 record. Don Brady, team captain, finished with a 15-5 record. Don's value came as a team performer. He could usually be counted on, not only for a victory, but for a six point pin. Winning records were also fashioned by Doug Williams 13-5-1, Steve Krum 13-5, Gary Zimmerman 8-4, Jim Kinn 8-5-1, Kim VanGilder 6-5, and Jim Connolley 8-7-l. Now that back to back highly successful seasons have passed it has become apparent to the Kanashie-Richie coaching team that the wrestling program is making wrestling devotees of the SVC and District 4 take notice. There is a multitude of examples for this, such as the SRO crowds at our home matches, Pep buses to away meets and the mad scramble for tournament tickets to name a few. A huge amount of our success must be credited to our seniors who bulwarked the team. Don Brady, Kim VanGi1der, Jim Connolley, Gary Zimmerman, Mark Swank, Harold Albertson, Mike Wydra, Pat Brady, Wilson Steinman, Frank Beyer, and Bob Walter will be difficult to replace. Trying to fill their shoes will be returning lettermen such as juniors Doug Williams, Jim Kinn, Marvin Fetterman and Chad Fetterolf, sophomores Terry Getkin and Steve Krum, along with members of the JV squad which registered a 7 and 6 season. Thanks again to all student, faculty, and community fans which are helping make a happy home for wrestling at DHS. S E N I O R S Don Brady Kim VanGilder Jim Connolley ' 1 GUY Zimmerman Mark Swank Harold Albertson Mike Wydra Pat Brady Wilson Steinman Frank Beyer Bob Walter Head Coach Ron Kanaskie COACHES Assistant Coach Larry Richie I Y' 'f F.. 4 'li LJ 'Q W' . 1 ,f 'Ziff 'o 1 E 31 'ini Q 9 , N V E V, xl uni 2 J '1 A ' x K 'hw S . I'l K Q -1 EV 'l'5l QV . mr 'ff' K. r- ' -v 'AQ' l!L,..4k ,J CY BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1, l. to L! R.Martz, Coach, D. Cronomiz, P. Dewald, J. Hendricks, R. Nevius, R. Gresh, G. Reichard, L. Sones, E. Herman, T. Harris. Row 2: G. Fraley, E. Senkins, B. Betz, M. Swank, B. Woll, Y. Dailey, D. Washko, K. Lyden, A. Skerda, R. Miller, L. Davis. Row 3: B. DeLong, D. Boyer, B. Enright, K. Hastings, B. Driscoll, E. Megargel, C. Thomas, R. Sidler, D. Egli, M. Gray. S E N O R S Mike Gray Tom Fausnaught Mark Swank y y ae , 'J '1 r Ralph Dailey Gary Blue Chuck Thomas Gary Reichard 94 How do you get this fool hat off? UIUL 'J 1972 S.V.C. CHAMPIONS 'Tm not sending you to the showers because you're dirty . .. It's just that you've walked the last seven batters. M Q U ,,,-A - 4 ' ,,., 4-.-5-,Y-fa: g..-qv'Z-gm-'rfb'-v' IJ.. fc..-u :DN 11'dQ ,,,,'5 Ff-fl N Q- an-ins 41 'K' 'N f t - ' --:, X , ,. is fm' 13.73 A ' 'cg' rf I-Iere's a picture of the pitcher. l - A '-, w .-L- - , 5,1 -4 Q-THF? A 'L , f. A-f., ,-..- M-,,-. ,A on -L... . Rfb- :4.i,tc::?- ,ggf .. .-H, N, .. Ji, ::....,,,'1' Q L'56f'nf,1 7-ff E.. Q ',-T' J? .' f' Ls. A- '--4: Hey, it went into my glove this time - Now what do I do? CGACHES Assistant Coach Albertson 95 '1-Ii!-MwAwSf'5B!3 Jfmuvwwvu-.Q , ,H ,J 5, l l I .ll u gi . . . and then you get up and pick the pebbles from your bleeding face and body . . . V-'J - :-gg.: my e may-e e Hr- V , Look Pete I thmk Chuck s got a stomach ache V, .,,-, . . . but ump, the way I saw that last play you should have . . . Head Coach Martz 11: . 1' W! r n mm! wx , , H '-5Q,.....L ' -' 'N Ju y,y. c r A M ...N wg P1 ls ., uw: in H. 1 'Tv' fm ' ' efEHrlllw'g ew h+ g+'t:i: ' T I ,J P H ,Ax , L W ' e H . 5. 1- lr 'L - ,4 -42 ,., . Md .. ,rf wr .. .,, Ns- -Te '17'S,'.f, 4.' sw-,.,.,-. CROSS COUNTRY f if Q14 gs- V we scan... ieglalyaai J - -5:W '...Q.. -k,,4j.:,,1-.lf ' ' 441:34 asia M we f L . 5 if h- .,x,,.. L:lE- ' ' if ' 121535 ' i A ffbsf 'N ' ' - A if ..r :' JfQ'b'11 ff W-Q' . 2- A is . 'F-r...:'3: 1 . ' J ,A 3 Captain- Pete Reichard QB-at Sitting, L-R: J. Hall, G. Reichard, J. Davis, M. Leiby, D. Kashner, B. Walters, D. Blue. Standing: B. Wool, T. McCloskey, M. Fetterman, S. Mertz, J. Schultz, B. Stamey, R. Baney, R. Jones, D. Jensen, B. Densburger, B. Linker, S. Baney, P. Aurand. Back Row: R. Rothermel, J. Heaffner, R. Stevens, M. Densburger, S. Roberts, E. Savage, S. Barnhart, R. Morris . 4' ' . ff - I . Off to the Races! Boy, this 20 mile hill is steep! Q . 9 ,-1v1 '7 ...gf -. Q , ., E ' S5 v ,, , ki 5 - . or . gg, , Q . li' ' 5,7 .fs-J ' 'fif- R ef w l e w 03' ., vfp l l .V ', ',. JN, 1-il 'A f'ia'2g e 1f,. , all ' fzllf' 15-f.. wi , . .e - .g'to'-by fn- ' , ffl' ' f B if ' I .,1j -1' .'-- ji .iff-ii ig ?ff:,-:gigs 'Eg ' - ' . if '5-'if-Mg.-.4.,l6i..+TiifQf?.17i- Who's the nut behind us with the shotgun? Good job Bobby, too bad the race ended last week. 96 TRACK TEAM Row l I. to r.: B. Tanner, J. Davis, T. Getkin, J.Lemon, K. Hackenburg, R. Randler, R. Shepulski, J. Shultz, R. Jones, M. Leiby. Row 2: B. McKenna, R. Morris, J. Hall, J. Tomcavagc, T. Jeffreys, S. Strausser, G. Murphy, B. Walter, T. Troup, D. Cropf. Row 3: M. Wertman, B. Wolff, T. McCloskey, C. Brandon, C. Lce, J. Connolley, D. Stroh M. English, J. Savage, R. Cope. ' ffif , .yy V inf-I J :-12 7 A I - R 5 -. uf' , I im? ff - .- 'l ' ,. , - ' r 4 .Lv ' - if D . -X A ' . ,i'7fizg?i5Y?kI5E g V5174, LN ' .,.-, Q E , -x-if-',-. ,. -5-Qi -- . Ji 5, U ,Q .,. FW' ' -'P' - , ,f4'Zlff?fL ' ,,,aT Mn6:fi.L'7 .. r - ' ' f' ' Comin' off the blocks. ' ' Darn, I dropped the shot again. Let's see. . . Shall I clear it or straddle it? ,, , I I . , , , , , K , 2' S . 1' ' , vi -1-v iw L. 'H -- .v . . . -, lv wi 1' J i ..1r,qsLs., ' il--.J -- ,f , 41' L. V Ti . - 'i' . - Jw? rf,,gffi,'Q,,,,. e ' K., .. EC-1' ,-A fsfggiluiw M 'lr ,: .i3gE.5Qr5:iv35.gEa7E-:f..f 245,-.y 'gi mp 3,1 , V . 5 5 'fjgjgrf gg .1 . ,- us. tl, ,,,, ,. jf. rn ,,,,,,,ay,u-fag-5 .Q H ws. , 5 .Ag .X . .I , . M.,-1 N . N 4--14',,'. ' ' 1 :f .JC f w .., 'fi Jm'W'izi5'. I' lm., i e: -. ' ,Es-fv:,,u -.,j::-Q ,K M .'gv.Ejii,:i.k ' P . H. fsfl-: - I 'v - -P 1.1-f-1,,::Th .afffgzr-1,7-+P' -H?':i'w ' '. 'Q H . -.fc-a , --L1.-ff:.a,,,.-- 'Uv rw IAAQFW-1 -L 514' . I-,mv 5- 5.,,1v4,.:,g:,l,- vnu 3 I Y 1.5 . , I. .,, , -i7:,,J,:.i,?L.w ,, ,.. .rv-.. -' ..-..-1-11 l M- , in- ,yv 4' - ,1,.Y.. , I 'ig- ...iafm-1'1:. wav: ..if:f 1T.:.e'-,fg'1?f f 21?'JF'f f .'.. ' ' iff.. Right now I wish I had Mr. John's motorcycle. 'mq:fg How can he kneel in mid air like that? W'ho's the wise guy who slipped me a cafeteria dish? . Y ,. 'Vg x ' ' K e ff I , ... , 1'-1. . 5 -, - - F' ik?-1' BV. . ln fir .- . i' ' ' .,' N. XP' - 'Q X fb . .N 5' e??l??f?.7453+ ' 1-if :Y-,1 , . , Q ln . ' 1 'C 1 5, if 2' - ' hs? 1,1 'iv -1 lg I .M 5:21 rf '1' , F- - W .f-553 yr. ':, A , em- . .' 1 5.2:-,i5 5Jjgg,f, , ' f . --1'-i7f6'1 '..: fem' ' I ..':-e....,..1.a- - x ' 7 iz SENIORS - NIJ? wx I V U -l ., X . 1 b 3 F -' , J f Gary Murphy Bob Walter J im Hall Ray Shepulski J A Q - A 4 A x if lk i i 1 A Jerry Davis Jeff McNamee Mark Leiby Doug Cropf xx I A V!! X 'ff 1 f S i i I x , I I 's K 1 R 1,1 ' 7 K Q .fl j- Don Brady Bill Wolff Keith Hackenburg Jeff Lemon i ww i -f W . J X' I K A fu fl f ' 1 Q l Steve Strausscr T055 -lefffeys jim Tomcavage 98 BOWLING Ik! t f .-'-t x,f '. J,,v me GIRLS' VARSITY - Row l I. to r.: K. Herman, D. Baylor, B. Stetler, K. BOYS' VARSITY - Row 1 I. to r.: J. Hartman, J. McNamee, D. Lynn R Burrows, Row 2: l. to r.: S. Elliot, C. Walker, Mr. Barratt, P. Powers. Stroh. Row 2 l. to I.: E. Moller, K. Johnson, Mr. Barratt. 1 What puzzles me is why the pin setter puts 11 pins down in my lane. Mr. Barratt, coach .N-XS -E How's come my ball stopped right in front of the pins?,' 99 Come on, Cindy - This is your fifth ball in this frame!!! GOLF ' '-7'7 'V'-'3JFA1FTT52i 'a Jizirew '4 , . 3 E EQ... .-3 J'-' Q-37'-'19 Bfgsnwgl . - 1?- Sl ..,....lE - .r 1 Lk' g.-bu Coach George Cotterall GOLF: Row l from left: S. Baney, R. Baney, B. Stamey, J. Blue. Row 2: Mr. Cotterall, W Stemman D. Blue, B. Rogers. Th-3 No, I don't want my golfball cleaned - I don't hit it that often. fWF1:'.S.'!' :f R -f'V,, 1 .y . -',f,'.1f.Lf Wind up the Baney doll and it goes putt, putt. putt. Jeff sinks one 7 4 - J' K. .x d , . GIRL,S FIELD HOCKEY Front Row L to r.: P. Riley, P. Wintersteen, V. Yordy, B. Browneller, S. Sutliff, J. Hunt, C. Burger. Row 2: N. Randler, C. Roup, V. Sutliff, J. Piestrak, J. Mowbrey, S. Piestrak, P. Powers, C. McGill, A. Cotner, E. Heath, D. Scicchitano, C. LaMotte, M. Mann. Row 3: T. Grimaud, J. Patton, J. McGill, C. Moran, M. Mensch, J. Ward, P. Fisher, T. Shalongo, S. Yeager, C. Barnes, M. Weinberg, N. Browneller, and J. Hunt. F775 'Ei-4 .Na KL W Nfl Al ... E H . 4 1- NL ,:f.fW L 1.7 A If -.- v,' '.,-' p 'U , T, . .I ,f in -ig I. .f,'.,..,-Ag.-,,.AAmt.-fr ,11,3,-jvL.N,',.U,,:',,m,,4,,- H N ' ' 'LT' -rm.. e'?5af..,Nf . ... La ,'7'f-f No Ellen, don't hit the ball towards OUR goal! ' Ewan.: S , 1 ,....4 .X 1 Jo, give me your autograph. Are we playing field hockey or running the 440? . . . and so the traveling salesman said to This tee's getting crowded-I think I'll go on to the the farmer's daughter . . . next hole. ' --t .- , V! EM , .1 rl ' '1 ' wr N' 1. rl E x,u. A-Z 3 'BL 45.54. fa., ir -if + 4 . .- ji .. I- ri . .1 Q A at-. thi, Q v . r , , 'J , , , Q v 1 .,. . V Mi g ., . X 1. - --gy I -..' A , ,-...ffl if 21-we . g'.'-V. . ' 1- 4 J' ' n .-It---Hg r 'ff' ' 1 -1 1' 7 .- ' ff. 12'-it. v' .11 N ' - ... . -., V. . . , -', -, . ,, ' ,, , , ff F., . . 1 -1-g A 1 Y 1. . , . .. . -.-H -V A 3... -4 .,4 xl, 2-'Ll Ri. . -4 - A 101 3,9 .K . .. 1.3.1, uk 6- U I F - V: t..tr u.,... . !,,.h.. 3n. Y -- ,.-'- 1 g . -.H,'- . 4,..:,,t---., , wq .. I .gr-tw. , '-. .-.ski-er..:.g.,.:fr.Q.z?5C?1J 2-.J2..f1a.f..uff -14.14.15-nah.--P. -fi' - -- . L .gp,.Y a' 5 ,.Q:g',...'i.w.--V if -54. ,xii .gui-.I -Zi C .. ' I 'fl . ' 7' 5 E v1j,'.- ?x7'1'Q?k.:L.r.f,Q',T::EN. -'MLM 'r-- Y-r rv---rrff ' -' - --, . f . V .. .- yz. 'nn' f ' - A .QMS .-1. 'N ' -ff g L .- if -' -Y - : V 1 , . Y. fu- -' w,,:',g,1qg-..r..-lv .L fl. .gif in-4' . , . . . - V ffffmwe 'T -g'- -. ' -- '4 1- l . ' '?' '5',4'f-'ff f'5-::..- . my. 1 WW ,Q pa x-an ae , 3-gvaihm W :gn I li I gl ng, -6 IM GIRLS SOFTBALL Y'-22 GIRLS SOFTBALL: Row 1 L to r.: H. Frye, C. Conner, S. Cero, S. Magill, T. Grimaud, W. Sidler, H. Sponenberg, B. Brent, D. Cromis, K. Patterson, H. Minnich, J. McBryan. Row 2: D. Scicchitano, M. Shuler, D. Starr, A. Cotner, M. Elston, C. Moran, M. Mann, M. Mensch, J. Hunt, T. Shalongo, K. Moller, N. Randler. Row 3: E. Heath, R. Longenderfer, P. Schultz, S. Crossley, C. Blue, A. McWilliams, V. Yordy, D. Klein, J. Fisher, S. Seebold, J. Yeager, C. Rogers. Row 4: R. Funk, C. Day, L. Kline, C. Metzger, D. Keefer, K. Cromley, D. Woods, R. Dorgan, B. Reidinger, D. Metcalf, D. Sponenberg, D. Rothermel. Row 5: L. Lobach, L. Hindle, M. Ward, B. Brady, C. Siats, B. Cameron, P. Concini, M. Bower, M. Barbosa, K. Heiss, D. Rupert. I -who X f E 7.74 , .X f. f .H P-1, , ., - COIYIIIIOTAL QQ-25 I 'I -' - -my , rm: cuuunv amp-M mart .- -fl-1.1 I '3 pl mzwmu: -K.-53, I nnvnu: , . 'lg Vicious Val at bat. I'm ready . . . I think! Get off my foot so I can run! - --ap. 'X .4 -.F .41 , ','4'I!,,4,.' 'A 4 . 'w-wL-I?- M 'a' r- - fi 9' A , I fv - V, ,322 l e EH l 4 r tl! K , 4- l X ' -Ll 'T f If .25fk:.L5L, :fl l ,.!- uv- hw - .W . ' . Q . 4 1 , - V Lk -- - .Mi-LA V Q' Q - li ,, -'ppiwwx .1 ,girl ' ' Vw' '-QM. .,. '-7 , - .4 ' No invisible batters. . . so get out! ' ' , ,, . . .- M . 103 See Jane run. -AP v vr,fX. g-52 L- .4 v ' 11:45, ze pf- : , VARSITY CHEERLEADER K 7x M '15, -, f . f f X Q1 My A .-.' I ak ,zu q ,, ',. N .' 'K' ,Sa f 14 ' ,I?rE'3ml':'I- V MI' ifif' ff ,W , X Ann Val A, .- ,ff..1 g-. ..-fxwgx ' -- K . . 35 mi'-'ft:??f15 ' ' ff V'? Cmdl . 4 ' Qbgsxwgffqv, Q- . w iBk E ', . ':'f1 .3,'fsgN,v'1t' 19' ' A U., ,,,-I gm ,ii 14-,,f.,gg,3 .- ., V Ke?-EN Jfjg 1 ik.. Patty Y f X x ' '- it I V , Sa. 1 ji H-Qffx, ., Jo N,-2253:-,sx41, if '-fa, - 3 'HEL Ea' 6' Jim '41 - ,I ,es z, ' ffl if.: f1T',,5wm L':qef4m1 lf. r- 6 f fc - ' v y, n,,Q 'f5 ,if-f 1 ., ' H - , V ',,-,'.?1 f,'!4j3Y'y-' 1 3 , 1 919 Aw 55.-Q..-152 ,if - 'V-,g'v' .r 'Lx'-f 4.:. Jax - M. ' N sw f 1 -1543 V w ' M Mfg - 4 -If ' , . . 2 b 4 I Y ...Lg f-1e , f:- JJ . if Z' ' V .ff . 15- ii'-2?J'7wfi, ' MM ' Y ' f !i ' Y A -- 'A . '.-P T' '- 14 if 4. 'A I ' - W ,II J ,V 1- ' - A ,Q K A' . .4,,Lql I: 1 I . f I ' 'A J, 1 ' a , .I -, M 32.3-: A Lf g-I V Pat f -32gfliff5x f5 qf'y ,ii ,-ff ' V. . ,,., H 'f .1 V H f,'., -f-ful-,mm f - ' -3 LMA , .lv-g'.u?f sz 4 UH-rw -L-,H'f '--:'-.f--m.- 9? N, Q. H.5.4.,y,,W.--f .. ,,- ,qi 4 1 . W - fm:-'::f f-1-M 1 - 'fy ' ' f- .,..',g.1,.'ef , 5 f gf, '.,,. ui-A4-A 1 v 1' A554 41 M V, - 44. 1 W, Dlane , , ,W , . W W K A 9 , 1- A AX,-W ha I - 11:6 9 H . '5' fl' 771 ' 1 X , ,V 'Q '+'1,,-,ZT11 1'f g' fb-fevifl -- '4::fK:fsga.wf,4' 1 W' gif-,: L. . A,1,1:fgy.g:-f,, 51 7 f1ixzlf '1 if- F 'T '-1:44321-' '. ,Qf thi ,g. wp 'IYJMM' ,gif , x43P'-.. i3'pU'5 FL SSM TY JJ' iff 15' svei ae gi, 'A 4 ' I -. ' . , ' 1 W if - . :wif Tfrfmci ' ' 'W f 'Af' '.-.: '1 f.'i'f'1f.ff'?, 1 is ,, 5' ggv 45' -3:5-f'.'1SBg's-5.f , Rnrh Carol Sue 104 Sue and Jane CHEERLEADING JV l. to r.: D. Hack, P. Kreigh, S. Merrill, D. Bagdoyan, C. Barnes, Co-captain, C. Moran, J. Patton, Co-captain, M. Mann B Nuss V Suthff 4 N wg- -. N. W, . X ,, I salma Come on Ann, get in step! Diane's last attempt to jump up on The lronmen Beat the bench. Come Fly with Us Hail ye students . . W.. ' V I V , 4 f , J 1 K A. 5. f . gk J .ix f ,Ji : A f ' l .1 1 If I ' v wif! W. W - N54 JI - 'gt - V Q ' 'Q ,X H Y bw: Vx ,, . ' , 5 . QV X A Y Y L,.v ' 'T ' QA' .- EH x NM Z- -L, get 'Q , , t V, J I ' A ' - - 4' 4 iv . 1 ' . f L , ,B U t lv -1 .li'ZfC3 j f. + LQ - t ,M wwe.. hr- . ' - ' - . A-9 J If t i . . M ' it gp' 1 . yx M . 1 l P 55- , . . N L l . f. f t e fee ' ,QL-e g i ...-Syn-nf , 373 Y T .1 . .. v A 1 li- -V rr?-Z: iw I J -w,Lx.1 - 1 L- - :GY l BASKETBALL QUEEN FT' X fl il ' 1 2. I Wx XA' l X' Z, 1 l , F ' 1 W I Y l ! 1 A l , Jeannie McBryan being crowned queen by Gary Reichard, captain. Seated l. to r.: C. Hess, A. McWilliams, J. McBryan, D. Klein, and S. Sutliff, Standing: J. Hall, T. McCloskey, D. Burgess, B Wolff, and G. Reichard. 106 33, HOMECOMING of 5 S. Warmkessel being crowned Homecoming Queen by Dean Kashrrer, S.G.A. president. XA df' Seated I. to r.: K. Burrows, L. Brady, S. Warmkessel, C. Hammon, N. Irving. Standing: J. Hartman, J. Andes D Burke J Connollcy, M. Wagner. 107 WRESTLING QUEEN Patty Wintersteen crowned Wrestling Queen by Captain Don Brady and escorted by Steve Barley. Candidates! to r C Hammon, V. Yordy, P. Wlntersteen, B. Browneller, and P. Bartges. Escorts! to r J Connolley F Beyer S Baney D Brady and M. Swank. 108 ATHLETIC CANDIDS My feet are killing me!! W: F - 'urn'-, . gang if of w,.,,'Bw- - M- , I ,- ill Xl I hate coming down empty handed. v . V' ...fi 'FF vexa- l Hey, you're spoiling my trick dribbling exhibition! P 1 4 if N ' QQ ar, I 5... af ' I 'V ,I , A . fl w - 1 s Z., -.4 Step on it Amy. You heard me coach - get into uniform, you're going in for Lyden. ,M ,..n.-6.-H V- 99 - ' .tai-mal!-' ' 45 Try not to hit this one into the Job Johnny - we lose It's been so long since I danced closeg I think too many right fielders that Way. I've forgotten how! rj F!! X , , I, .: - 'V ,.. n , l-3.5.-Mir :V , 'P-'f I ' ' I. ff..-if - Q. - e :N awe - ' -Q h - n, .3 'Y V' :wif 4 -N L- '- ,.- .ri 1' gl . i Merge- N-f'-af-551. ',Qi Now isn't that just the prettiest leg I told you H Man can't fly - so quit flapping, you've ever seen?!! will ya? 109 .JW ,J 6 Keep swinging - reinforcements are on the way. ' 4 , li ,-1 h I he-Z' .3 lm - - 1 'Utd' ,' MT v- -4.41 , H PQ-fbi 'Iffm' :':lfi'wV f t ' -mf'vf111f ?.f'-2'- '' 23 ' iii?-3' 'nz 5' 1.-1-Lf. ,.. ' ef ' 1 E f.3,qr.,e.: ,. 4 - '----f gf L- 4 ' Q mgfiiwsi fm--f i. -- mtg, g set-41,1 M M if --2' in agp.: my f . . gr... 'MWF' 1 --I y .nirgqw .mf '. J!t! 1.,-ri, - ' h ui- . - '? Y'..- ffAf'f5 T'w'fir 2. J '-QF it 4 , . i f q i A f X If 'h i ' . if ' . , . n wifi '144 5-if Y L Q , 1 .2 f ,-. ,r be -vs 0'- ' -., sri 'J' -.114 t .v 1' if lxvxfi. 0 'I ' -:Wiz ,xgf-' H 1-lh ' ' F .- . iiV7Q. x5:-5p'1 h:'Q?, 'a . ,,s ' - vw-c --t '- . JJ! -il' X, 1' rg ' - -'- -3, A -3wl14 5',-A.. .la -, , . .. 1.--an-ish Who put the broken glass in the pit?!! Please remove your hand - l would like this ball to - N go into the basket unobstructed. 1. I' 1-L' 7'-ri M, .-.....,, I-'Lal I :'f,'f':n' .' 1 '5 'f 'Au l-. A.-ax , I ing ' an FE-1: .gL .5 f :Q,.lFf-1'i-,Hari Z: ' . .ff .L ' 'fffvrwfhg vw . if - -32 'A 1' X. 41'- ' 1 H'- 1- az ,-ff g rrr -qi F I 253- W T. i - r. -- ..4.,i' ' . . -ff' Don't drop it Rick. Albertson works for the pin. ' ..., -Q-Q! ,t, fb: X - 7'-fp' V' Fai, 1. ..,, . 'fwfr -wan.. Look out coach Albertson - here it comes! I T' . .1 Jw. y J...4nJu3'f ' .1 -- .1 i--Y, A -- ' .4 1,-.. .,: 1' - ,- ,.- --ew.. --.- Mrk- ,M -f-14, fi L A ,, .-1'..',-,...--, ,- -1' Hey Linda, whatcha swinging at - the bal1's here in my glove. Ouch - I think I just twisted my own leg! Don't be frightened kid - it's only a basketball. Watch out!! That spider's going to jump off the rim!', ,. . .w-no vi' District 4 Sectional champs - Doug Williams, Steve Krum, and Steve Baney. What do y shoestring! a think I am, your mother - next time tie your own ' i , w ' p ,JV A. A, K le- ' I . , ,.--...a-.----up 'K .W ,1 G. A Y ' f,., :wid , 41, .ph ' f' 'ff-tw, ,1-'lad -fm, ,.f.,:' I -. 'M 'L in fl ' I, qi . , H-. , 1 ,. - ' IV- I ' f'- Q I I' . . ' v 1 , 1 ' , ,. ' J ' . ' 'V , 1.1-.,. -dlp,-my-f, ,- N M 4,,ny,,, gf, , , 1,4 fly ,N E' 'C' ff? 57,94 .4 ' M F ,,.-, ,, ' -'54 N . , I 1,5,' P 1-'ag b YY' A icq? ,t'nh!'L..,'v?,hf, ,,vc,Y: IU. I' I L-V ly ,ily-f .1-ik.-tg., 2: I4 a gr' I W' H. 'infix' .f-fa.- ff, .naatllui This lousy bat's no good - get me a 2 by 4 . A H1 .V ,,, ' . .- ' -4.1. LQ ' v 'K - ' 4 - A sv 'f' , N Y A qi., W, N, X, J x r 1. N -. X Q.. -' ' yi- V , L , -. .X Iv - . L . '. s s. . 1 -1 nur. Y - 4 'I -Jmrltzxl: ' - A . ,Q You hold her stick down Patty, I'll kick her in the seat of her pants. ' I What's so interesting down on that end of the Held? How's that for a foul shot! 1 H . gem is b 47. lSThe fence Get your hand out from under his shoulder ref - I'm trying to pin him. 1 threw a javelin into the ai: . . . ... I.!.'.'i-l ' ' ' :B . 'iw-241 COUTI 11 w 1 't 4, '. - ' or '1.s ' . -Au, V . t's 2 and 1 W run on anything over the Hold still and I'll take your pulse. 04114 now tg: mornani comes at faaf U0 asf kgs sail' ana! zaiaz kgs mast gigs time to go Ecu coma ao aff at 171 ficfs. 'jigs fimz gan some fo fsaus fills. fzfaczs to meat kgs wolfcf to 'um Zta 'Lacs I Una foot in time, arzc! one: in Qfws fsaua-ig: finzs. 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LEIGHOW VETERINARY , HOSPITAL P V F A K-L. .1..- - ,?.4e-f ,'T' C gut as Wh F AP p Ft F Th off aM b Of B.P.O. ELKS NO. 754 or ,Q Q o Y Ia urfa .4 nvillo Shopping Cenh ll Best Wishes to the Class of 73 EAST END FIRE CO. Mahoning Township class of 73 Compliments of Phone: 275-4451 BEAUTY SALON Route Danville. Pa. Professional Caro Il Bolt For Hair MERCK CHEMICAL DIVISICN IVIERCK and CO. INC. DA NVILLE, PA. -F.-5 MEIIIII CHEMICAL DIVISION Congratulations To the Class of 73 MARTlN'S CAFE 346 Mill Street Danville Compliment f DEIHL'S FIRESTONE STORE Featuring: Firest T Frigidaire Appl Zenith 8a R.C.A C l and black-whit Compliments of DANVILLE DR. F. H. VAUGHAN DENTIST POLICE DEPT. Compliment f KELLERS MOTEL Rt. 1 1 RD if 4 Danville, Pa. STUCK BROTHERS R05-,ENS FURNITURE MODERN MILLING CO Danville, Berwick On the Farm S Hazleton, Stroudsburg Grinding, Mixin S ALBERT TELLER 8: CO., INC. 219 Mill Street, Danville, Pa. Stocks-Bonds-Mutual Funds Richard A. Kressler, Manager Robert E. Laubach, Reg. Rep. phone no. 275-4280 Congratulations to the Class of 73 TWIN HILLS RESTAURANT Rt. ll Bloom-Danville Highway Compliments of Mm Pm House OF FABRICS Bloomsburg, Pa. BURCH DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS C R d iR ts54z1nd487 ELYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 672-2711 Best Wishes Fro THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS DANVILLE LODGE 1133 171' f F ,f 'll an-w 'o Loyal-Order-of-Moose STONE CASTLE MOTEL Your Host Clyde 84 Joan Y h y Between Bloomsburg d Danville on Ro t 1 1 R.D. 2, Bloo b g P Off Exit 348, I 80 Compliments of C. WAYNE BROUSE FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and SCIVICC R D 5 Danville Ph 275 0612 Compliments of KNOEBELS G ROVES Compliments of DR, HAROLD ARNQW DANVILLE SALES 81 Congratulations to the Class of 73 SNYDER'S ARCO 1019 Bloom Street Danville SERVICESL :Nc Route ll R.D. itl Northumberland Pa. 17857 Phone 275-4480 International Trucks Cub and Cub Cadet Tractors Lawn-Boy Mowers Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of l973 MONTOUR COU NTY COMMISSIONERS Danville Court House Thomas E. Herman James T. Connolley James H. Koons Compliments of LEIGHOW OIL SERVICE ESSO 11 A. Street Danville, Pa. 24 Hour Service Congratulations to the Class of 73' SENIOR BUSINESS CLUB ASSOCIATED INSURANCE MANAGEMENT. INC. INSURANCE 129 Mill St. - Danville, Pa. 17821 Compliments of CASNER'S GIFT CENTER 327 Mill St. Danville, Pa. BEST WISI-IES to the Class of 73 TED'S ARCO I Continental Bl d D' vll P 275 1330 Complim t 1 RANDLER'S WELL DRILLING PUMP WORK RDI D ll P 178-1 ff gi? Phone 437-2408 Congratul t and Best Wishes to th u class of 73 M t C ty Democratic Party P l Becker, Chairman fy Best Wishes F 1.9 !' 5. ROBERT G. SHIVE PHARMACY 108 Mill St., D 1-2 Congratulations to the Class of 73 ROBERT FLEISHMAN OPTOMETRIST Compliments of md, ' Q LE'G '0W'S SAM lvl. JAcoBs BARBER sHoP A N I I 'il General Ins Congratulations Class of 73 SOUTH DANVILLE PLANNING MILL CO. Compliments of ROMAX INC. Truck 8a Trailer Leasing Service R.D. F54 Danville, Pa. Compliments of DANVILLE AIRPORT K. B. Burrows SPEED 81 SPORT. INC. MG and Jaquar Sports Cars Triumph and Yamaha Cycles Danville-Bloom Highway Known For Service After The Sale DAIRY FREEZE DRIVE INN Ice Cream, Shake, Sundaes, Bar-B-Q, Pizza New Route 11, Danville-Bloom Highway Danville R.D.55f4 Compliments of l U L -1 , A MAURER'S HAULING ,, I S4 t, I A W-Q. . T Ill EE, .4 BULK MILK I 'r b ic gl' dt. ' Y ,Q GENERALHAULING KNOWLEDGE PLUS EFFORT WILL ENSURE SUCCESS TRW DANVILLE WORKS CLASS OF 73 LAUBACH'S R- R- HORNBERGER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance 84 Compliments of SUNBU RY WHOLESALE SEAFOOD Compliments of Your Mini Dealer with Maxi Quality New Body 84 Paint Shop Reasonable Rates HERITAGE MOTORS Rt. 11 New Bloom Highway New and Used Cars and Trucks Compliments of Compliments of BI-LO PLUMBING 81 HEATING Ave. 6 8: 11 St. Riverside NIILLER'S TRANSFER Ph0ne275.4m Agents for Atlas Van Lines Moving and Storage 8:00 to 5:30 Daily 8:00 to 12:00 Saturday Compliments of Danville, Pa. I KOVAL S BOOTE RY Quality Footwear For Men, Women, and Children Phone 286-5501 355 Market St Sunbury, Pa. STANLEY'S WATCH 81 CLOCK REPAIR SERVICE All work guaranteed 30 years experience Any kind of antique and cuckoo clocks repaired 221 Mill Street Danville, Pa. BOOTH 81 DEUTSCH 1 16 Mill St. Danville, Pa. General Insurance Real Estate Congratulations to the Class if may surnml we j A Cheers From m2.?D5,,gg,3g ,, q sr , 4 I ggi: , v r In REcLA's CHEVRON O 'JN Front 8L Queen Sts., Northumberland MOXIES USED CARS 246 Walnut St. Danville, Pa. 17821 Elo lllernm C ,.f RSX - .Alix N 1 W Compliments .EK A E141 ' .:'1.:' I t' fiifziziiiirliih' 'rg 1' H 0 '5fe OI' xx BU RROWS BODY SHOP BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1973 Compliments of KENNEDY VAN SAUN CORPCRATION A Subsidiary of McNally Pittsburg Mfg, Corp, Q ' 5 , . in f- ' fig 5' Y I - o fx s --is ...4 Q za N .. -i I ,, ' ' 7? . A Q4 ' 4 TJ -A 7 R452 N 111 ,,. : Vfrwl - .,..,.jL- ' hh -4. A K H I i . V 6 s D .p-.pd A . - S Best Wishes CLASS OF 1973 Originofor Of The Good Menfol Affiiude Aword RQSELON YARNS INC. Donville, Pennsylvonio Class Of 73 Congratulations, Best Wishes and Future Happiness MARKS CLOTHING Congratulations to the Class of 73,, Good Luck SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1119 Danville Best Wishes to the Class of 73', FERMIER FUNERAL HOME 2 Walnut Street Danville, Pa. Class of 't73 Fro A Friend DR. JOHN KUZIAK DENTIST Best Wishes From EMERSON C. HEFFNER CLASS OF l'73,' NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Norwood Fleck JOHNSON RADIO AND T.V. 341 Ferr ree THE FAIRMAN AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance yStt D 1lP Danville, Pa. a Walter B. Fai B k C pI'ments of F. PORTER WAGNER E. ROBERT MARKS GEORGE O. WAGNER ROBERT L. MARKS SUNBURY TIRE SERVICE flndependent Goodyear Dealerj r nooniir 425 R sf. TIRES Ph Sunbury 286 6425 C1 I 73 Congratul t t th C1 f 73 DIETRICH'S DAIRY Ze Lmffeof geneva! .Mane 10-12 West Mahoning Street D H P Danville,Pennsy1vania Telephone 275 1271 DIETZ RADIO 81 T.V. Mill Street ,I Danville, Pa. I 2 -f at 1 gg- Admiral Appliance 4 , -- ' rl 1 I we I 1 0 -'urn . 1' 2:4 n o ' -ni ' G Ill lv Q For all your business supplies Compliments to C1HSS'73 WICKES LUMBER CO. South Side of U.S. 11 FIN N S G R E Four Miles West of Danville Phone 275-4170 D 8L H Avenue Riverside, Pa. Q R.P.S. PRODUCTS INC , Q:- 1'4 E tl' At r' Q 5 Vefy llllg L1 OTHO IVC -ue- ., W4 Wal? x-il' 'Ev 7 fs' gi 75 ,A Jlf' b ,-, '- 2,562 ' , fx .Qlffilblf E I ff QEIEEQEE v g O x if 55' D C X 'llllllnlwx Willllllll 323 Ferry St. sl vllggallflin' I ' Danville, Pa, If Mil - Q 275-2440 X 9... 275-2441 1' QvQh5fixinqt,4al0mnfuv New Homes Remodeling JOHN W. REEDER Carpenter and Builder Danville, R.D. 6 Box 102 Phone: 672-2644 Kitchens Baths Playrooms Ceiling and Floortile Installed Aluminum Siding Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed Complime t f Complime t f sh REESE INSU RANCE AGENCY LAWRENCE-HORTON M OTORS 221 Mill St. R.T. ll R.D. 4 Danville Pa Danville, P21- Comphments of Compliments of B'RD'S F 0R'ST DR. P. L. sTEvENsoN 508 Ave. E. Riverside 275-1731 LEON EPLER FARMS C It omp iments X , 7 of WX! Milk Eggs P tt Danville-Northumberland l h OLD DUTCH BAKERY l ig way Good Luck CIHSS of 73 C gratulations to !4 the class of unit aaovs' '73 Our 73rd Year in Danville GLE N A. HAGENBUCH Class of '73' Wherever You Go Whatever You Do Rely on us to give you the news of your hometown . . Your School, your friends, . and your neighbors. GO! DANVILLE GO! sAlvl's MOBIL ERVICE Area for Over 75 years. Riverside or B 81 E Sunoco A good friend of the people S of Montour County - Riverside Service, Walnut St., Danville THE DANVILLE NEWS for the best in TOTAL car care! te J lil I 1 E. R. BEERS ELECTRIC CO. VANDERSLICE Distributors of Electrical Supplies C N E R S l L'For those who care ,, 9 J V l 'R l W .J E Bloomsbur,, Pa. Q N' he Bloomsburg, Pa. Phone: 784-1600 Jie BEST WISI-IES F 'om CLARK'S B. P. STATION N I1lllllIlbCI'I21ldR cl '35 , 1 .I , I 1: 5 '55 A ,lv .x kk'x Pg , V ff? ff' EEEM L? TTY TT1,,.iN45fQ' i U 5 ,I QQQMHMQI V Q lllllllllllllnllllmlvlllmwmwwlwvm f t h e g rad u ati n g class of 73 MWWMMIBWDNWIWIDWNWYD THE DRIVE IN FOOD STORE Rt. 11 8L Mill Road Danville, Pa. G dL kt tl C1 UVB, KELLER OPTICAL SERVICE DR. RONALD W. BORICK DENTIST 6L M lb y 2755275 Cgtlt TTICI f73 YL C pl r X! DANVILLE AUTOMOTIVE 525 1 E 322N M11St t COREY'S KORNER MARKET D 1lP yl Best Wishes 8L Success For the Future SWANK SALON OF H WEBBER'S HARMONY SHOP ammond Organs HAIR FASH I ONS Pianos sfilfxlng' Art Supplies l Q Q , Musical Instruments Q - 7 Records Accessories Niwwf Compliments Compliments of ROBERT E. LEE woLF's JEWELRY 270 Mill St reet Danville, Pa. 17821 275-1611 ffcongfawiauonst' from DANVILLE sus SHOP w P G lvl 220 Mill Street 1570 RADIO 275-5366 96.7 STEREO JOHN W. BLUE Public Accountant Congratulations to the Class of '73' Compliments of MCCAFFERY SU NOCO Riverside B-ANKIN6 If f I 5 L 5 l f ,o .3514 f ,f f ,J ' --f C 1 1 I f73 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DANVILLE Seniors AFTER 4 Years of College You Are Always Welcome At COLEMAN'S BAR 8: GRILL Congratulations To The Class of 1973 RUTH'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 201 W. Mahoning Street Danville, Pennsylvania HAAS NATU RAL FOODS Hoffman Products Organic Foods Natural Vitamins Meat Substitutes Books Herb Teas 215 Mill St. Danville 275-0966 MORRISON'S CONFECTIONERY Rita 8: Dick Good Luck AL'S CA F E Cooperative Ct. Danville, Pa. FRED BIRD GARAGE Inspection Station 4391 Bloomsburg, Pa. Best Wishes FROM A FRIEN D BOYER OIL SERVICE 1311 Old Berwick Road Bloomsburg, Pa. ' rg 7 W 'N v ' Q., r t X . v--tx s I gp. M 1 S C1 f 73', Q uc 1 uccess to ass 0 K I V'-Ak Q ROTHERlVIEL'S MEATS fi-N ml canst Quality Meats and Poultry ,Q nl . evZ MILD , '76 - 'VI Best Wishes From: THE DANVILLE MANUFACTURING CO.. INC. Manufacturers of Ladies Pajamas Route 11 Danville, Pa. Compliments of EDMEADS ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE INC. R.D. 3, Danville, Pa. DIAL 275-0869 NANCY VOUGHT'S BEAUTY SALON U ii eel I Best Wishes To The Class of 'i73 JOHN J. BRADY FUNERAL HOME COLUMBIA MONTOUR SEWING MACHINE CENTER White, Ellna, Necchi 285 Mill St., Danville Pa 275-4702 VARIAS RESTAURANT Enjoy Finger Lickin' Good Kentucky Fried Chicken Best Wishes to the Class of 'S73 C ! f Coinplimentsof I , if Juv: lvEv's ff it BARBER SHOP 312 D.L. SL W. Avenue Danville, Pa. Compliments oi Congratulations T Th Cl f 73 w. T. GRANT O 6 T COHEN'S F lySt zssrvinsr D ll P v P diy The Store For Men . . .and Ladies, too THE CATAWISSA LUIVIBER 81 SPECIALTY COMPANY Class Of '73 Good Luck From CHARTERED BUS SERVICE Best Wishes To The Class of ,73 OTTO'S AUTO SUPPLY Cam Myers Congratulations Compliments of To The Class 0f'73 PAPPAS RESTAURANT HENRY VOELCKER INC. 346-352 Ferry Street Danville, Pennsylvania Phone 275-2337 Alf W George Pappas ' , 312 Mill Street Danville, Pa. 17821 X ef I rg G' -' 'S ii.-ED' 2 QT NJ x Compliments of -S-5 ,N Congratulations to the Class LE'rTERMAN's I BAKERY wi RICHARD c. Bm1'rAlN Class of '73 Class of '73 A Step Ahead With Compliments of GEORGE'S FLORIST THE DITZLER STATIONERY Downtown Danville Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '73 DANVI LLE GLASS CO. Compliments of DANVILLE SUPPLY COMPANY 337 Mill Street, Danville, Pa. Riverside, Pa. 275-0330 Congratulations to Compliments the Class of to the 73', I u Class of,73 UPTOWN SUB I -Fuumrupf S H O P 130 Mill sneer Everything for Your Home 307 Mill St. Danville RAY SHUTI' 81 SON QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone: 275-2541 634 Front Street S 8a H Green Stamps BIRD'S PRINTING Letterpress 84 Photo Offset Printing it Letterheads-Billheads-Envelopes 1' Wedding Invitations-Business Cards 1' Birth Announcements it Business Forms 'F Sales Books 784-8136 'tVery Prompt Service Daytime 8L Evening Hours R290 East 7th Street, Bloomsburg DANVILLE STATIONERY 81 OFFICE SUPPLY 112 Mill Street Danville Office Furniture - Art Supplies Business Machines - Sales SL Service Custom Picture Framing Compliments of COLE'S HAR DWAR E ARTHUR M. PETERS, JR. Attorney at Law 16 East Market Street Danville, Pa. 17821 Compliments To The Class of '73 COMMUNITY JEWELERS X ll' 'I 1,1 I 'X 5. - X NGP! as XY, K X 45-, yy Qt . ,, 7 Ip'f'y!g, f A Diamond ls Forever fly! s lf . ffl' Congratulations to the Class of 73 from the DANVILLE CAFETERIA Compliments of DA NVILLE CATV Community Antenna Television 115 Mill Street Danville, Pa. Compliments of M I LC O Best Wishes From DEWALT'S G ROCERY I N D U I ES, I N C- Quality Groceries Bloomsburg Benton, Berwick, Millville New York City Compliments of LEROY H. WINTERSTEEN D.D.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 73 R.J. HINDLE Musical Instruments Rented 4 Repaired HENRI'S - MUSIC - STORE Accordions - Guitars 4- Drums - Etc, Tapes - Blanks A 45's 4 LP's 4 Portables - Stereos 4 Professional Instructions 20 Lower Mulberry Danville Phone 275-1224 Compliments of Your Young Men's Fashions Headquarters THE TUNNEL UNDERGROUND AT RACUSIN'S Featuring Landlubber Jeans 106 East Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. Congratulations from yggfrfiygg Phone 437-2050 Res. 437-2026 BARTLETT'S GARAGE 24 Hour: Tnwms SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS wAsHlNrs'rmNvnLLE. PA 17921 PHOTO SERVICES 36 East Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Phone: 784-1947 Service Is Our Last Name HILLTOP INN R.D. No. l Danville, Pa. THE BARN Eagles Mere, Pa. Fine Foods - Legal Beverages Chris Sc Ed Novak KERN MOTORS Quality Cars Route ll R.D. 4, Danville 275-061 l E. O. SMITH Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Domestic - Commercial - Farm Service All Makes Kelvinator - Philco Sales 8: Service Corner Avenue F and Sunbury Road Riverside, Pa. 17868 Phone 784-1291 Compliments of BOYER'S MEAT MARKET 275-4240 654 Bloom Street Danville, Pa. Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 73 to the Compliments of G EORG ES' M EATS R.D. 1, Danville, Pa. 17821 Class of'E73 FROM A FRIEND Wi .-5952+ PINE BARN INN 1 .- f 81 MOTEL Your Host IH D1mv1lle x v I 'WN 'k' . ,giftr 5 x H i'x,.Li'ffb ff ls 3 , 2- fl. .- ' XXV 00014 , . , I , '-tw A'f,Ef4Q5f, sg eh ' 'wi in Congratulations To The Class Of 73 5 QX .'5Q.f1, 5 f ' :gn - A - v , 3. ' - , - , . ' , ' 1 V J , 1, ill 9 -x .. .. . ' ' A r,In,'oa.' f' , 1- ' .- I Z ls ' .- .,-A I X 1 . r Y . - . .. ' ' r S V , - . - ' , - ' -.4 BUZZ WEAVER'S TASTEE FREEZE F O O D B A G I N C. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73,' --' V - 'rv ' - W' ' ' me C, , - :A v Qi -Y Ma , -:,,,,:.- -A-.,Tf-,--v---- Nl -,,,4:-ony-, sc.Lf-.J'Q- ---I---'vvihpb-9311 OPI! 1 DAYS Ill 'IO II Pl : ' ,.::f'fH' ij, :aw V, r :aa-nam-.,' .-1- .V-,., , . -Gif! ,-Q' r- .nn--v ig? i f .i2gQ?Z U J CR 1 .ily DA NVILL E ,PA Q dy Compliments of HOLIDAY INN Congratulations to the Class of 73 From the RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK in care of Southside Fire Company Riverside, Pa. Sun. 1:00-4:00 Wed.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:30-10:30 DEIHL'S VARIETY STORE Shoes Sporting Goods Clothing Route 1 1 784-6451 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 From the management and employees of W. T. GRANT'S BRADFORD ROOM RESTAURANT Scottown Shopping Center Bloomsburg, Pa. Congratulations to Class of '73 JOHN C. GENTH KEMPER INSURANCE lx ' X. R.D. No. 1 Sunbury, Pa. Compliments of SERVICE PRINTERY Commercial Printing DanviIle,'Pa. 275-0361 Rear West Mahoning St. vw' ...- Phone f7l7j 275-4514 R.D. No.4 Danville, Pa. FROSTY VALLEY MOBILE HOMES Rt. ll, Danville-Bloom Hwy. Ed McKeown - Manager Blue Springs Terrace Park Washingtonville, Pa. Housing Development VALLEY VOLKSWAG E N Rt. 1 l Bloom-Danville Highway 275-0040 R 8 ,fl RESCUE FIRE CO. NO. 5 AND EXPLORER POST NO. 82 ..a.4.- A x X ' X N , , X I i u it .4 K I 5 V 5 1 Q WE ' 5 r'- - .ii-, , R- f wx -J -U-1 i -. All HARDER SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Lock Haven, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Phone Office 326-1591 Residence 322-8235 Established 1883 Represented By James E. Winter SCHOOL AND TEAM OUTFITTERS Lock Haven, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. l I WASHINGTO FIRE 81 HOSE C0. 0.2 Danville, Pennsylvania 7005 Railroad Street S-' n t J .'L' V I lkib ' A r Y ,. hi MY M E r '1 Q ,fi if K fi 'fl ,Q ara Lal . 1'FQlk-f ' Compliments PENNSYLVANIA AERIE c Pl I f NO. 838 FRATERNAL ORDER OF SNElDlVlAN'S EAGLES JEWELRY Danville, Penna. Offcers and Members GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '73 HANOVER BRANDS, INC. .elm ' I A ' 'a Ill 1 f 1 f 1 ' QTJIHTI : fl' Mg . 4 .M Wl,il fl 1ffP'f 'fffff.I I Q W ww, C I I l JIM'S SERVICE CENTER Cll2750689F R as AAAT gs Rt N 548Ll t 80 56 D llP THE GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF SHAMOKIN, PA I E. Independence St. Shamokin Elysburg Branch Your Full Service Bunk Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Congratulations Class of '673 SWITZER'S GIFT SHOP Danville, Pa. MIDWAY DISTRIBUTOR S INC. Variety Discount Store Bloom-Danville Highway Store Hours Mon. thru Thurs. Y 10 a.m.-9 p m Fri. 8L Sat. - 10 a.m.-I0 p.m SHANIROCK MILLS PAUL E, BLASS MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN - FERTILIZER Phone Elysburg 672-2195 Paxinos, Pa. 17860 157 9 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '73 FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO. C.1 111 Ferry Street Danville, Pa. Officers and Members CONTINENTAL FIRE CO. NO. 3 fi vi Fl si-'ui IN '-- Ti!la0'!'r-- - HAL MILLER ' -fxf , , 7 x ,f ' -'-f 'I ' ' I PHOTOGRAPHY 32 Cherry St. , Danville, Pa. 275-1973 Weddings + Specialty Qu-f ARCUS BROTHERS Ulhe STEREO CENTERS Thad Qilinrent Bloomsburg - Sunbury - Williamsport f- illunerzrl Qillurne Hey kids, remember Nobody But Nobody Ever undersells ARCUS BROTHERSU We Ourselves The Better Serve Phone 784-8600 By Serving Others Best CONIPLINIENTS OF LITTERER AUTO lvl. at lvl. BRYER BODY R.D. 4353 Danville,Pa. 275-5777 K X Italian Bread 7 , Rolls A ' A Hoagie Buns J ' Call for Pizza Orders A41 u E 517 East Street, Bloomsburg 160 X Q ,X 784-7585 Zh' ' RIITARY lr CABLE WELL DRILLIIG ' WATER WELLS - INDUSTRIAL I IIUIESTIC ' ELEVATIIR - BLAST I TEST IIULES FIVE X W' T0 TIIIRTY IICIIES DIAMETER ' WATER SYSTEIS SERVICEII I IISTALLEII 742-411 9 Q, IF N0 AIISWHI CALL + 524-4137 ng wlunn inosf wsu nmumc. Inc ' R. l.1, IILTIII, PA. 5 Congratulations ' CHARLES N. YEAGER To Thqcla-ss0ff'73 ' Opticians and Hearing Aid Center M A H O N I N G N S HIP Prescriptions Filled and Repairs S U P E V I S O R S 120 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Hggillzglyillir Phone 784-2395 Earl Mordan Congratulations to the welding C1aSSOf 73', GLENN A. HAUPT Route 11 West H 81 C P.O. Box 406 Route 4 81 Nl F C. I N . ' C Danville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Penna. 17815 275-1954 161 C mpliments of SHOPPING CENTER Washingtonville, Pa. Open 7 Days for Your Convenience Hardware - Groceries Tapes 81, Players Gifts EUGENE C. FLEIVIING TRUCKING- EXCAVATING R.D. 2, Bloomsburg, Pa. R.D. 4, Danville, Pa. Phone 784-4383 CONNOLLEY SALES, INC. Wholesale Food Distribution Danville , Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF VINCE'S COMPLIMENTS OF ROYER'S L'me - Stone - Asphalt P g R.D. if? Milton Good Luck To The Class of 73 THE DONUT MAN HOWELL'S TV 81 APPLIANCES Kimball Organs Kitchenaid and Amana Westinghouse Motorola RCA Sylvania Kelvinator Sony New Bloomsburg - Danville Highway Phone 784-1399 Phone: 784-8641 Open Daily 10 to 9 784-2234 BRUTHERS FURN TURE 1? BLOOMSBURG BERWICK HIGHWAY i' FREY'S TIRE SHOP, INC. River Road Milton, Pa. Uniroyal Tires fWholesale SL Retailj Hunter Wheel Alignment Mufflers, Tail Pipe Monroe Shocks State Inspection HURST GENERAL SUPPLY COMPANY Danville, Pa. Ph. 275-4315 or 275-0867 Think of US When You Need . . . Carpeting, Paneling, 8a Building Materials SHARE'S BARBER SHOP 121 Grant St. Danville, Pa. Ph. 275-1414 Congratulations to the Class of'73 CRAWFOR D MOTOR SALES Quality Automobiles SL Trucks Phone: 784-0794 Joseph D. Crawford 408 Market St.-ESPY and Sons Bloomsburg, Pa. ZEISLOFT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. POB 75 B1 b gP C R tlS sf IE 1 C IB ld g T17846578 FLICK BROS. ELECTRIC INC. AMERICAN HOME FOODS GE Sl as 2923M pl L In Bl 15 gP 17815 I Ph 784 3444 1' . f I I Compliments 0 ec COOPER'S HARDWARE M sr 1 T b 1 ll P M11 P 649 2031 64 cl.AnK's BRE ?' CII I CK EN 5 ' CL RK' M EAT s CLARKS IVIR. RED FOODS P ' P yl ' 17860 PARGAS B1 b gP 17815 Compliments of llllll I ll Shui'-3 Y h - 3 Ways To Charge - BANKAMERICA D Q MASTER CHAR B 'ITOwRF'S . .Q : : A I -h I1 Fridays rin 9:00 gf 'Bin Open All Day Wednesda f hu 422 MARKET STREET, LEWIGBU G lAcross From Campus Thostnl RID. No. 5 Goon sw1MM1NG - FISHING - BOATING Danville, Pa. 17821 U.S.A. Phone 717-275-0149 ' ' p ' Oct. 15 to May 1 M' HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES CHARLESTON Luuzsnoxua Corrmlas MR. 8: MRS. CHARLES L. SI-IAFFER R.R. No. 4 Lansdowne, Ontario Canada Phone 613-659-2088 May 1 to Oct. 15 1-P Dial: 275-3211 275-4661 ACOR TRUCK SALES Sz SERVICE DANVILLE READY MIXED MILTO1gDiD-58217847 TELEPHONE 717 .437-2008 4th and Walnut Streets P.O. Box 201 Danville, Penna. State Approved Plantl' X , ,sgx . JN HERR MILLING COMPANY GRAIN and FEED PRODUCERS Op Uf f ff4 FEEDS . ' ' C 1- 1 PHONE 649-2222 5,51 5 I fx! , E ' R. D. 1, TURBOTVILLE, PA. Congratulations to the Class of 73 Compliments of BERNARD J. SUDOL Coal Dredging, Cinders, Trucking Heavy Equipment, Amiesiting R.D. 436 Danville, Pa. 17821 Telephone 275-4380 167 1 if U1 if X HU' f L. P r f- J H1 BANK fx 4 4 1 1 4 .J ' P 1' NI lu r ,. L F r- r L L , Y FIDELIW NrWIONAh MNH 0F lil. HHS FIJLL SERVICE BANK A star performer guarding your interest, and enjoying its work. ongratulaiio -il -ug W l 'fl-:af 5. It is a fine feeling to have achieved a worthwhile goal as each of the graduates will attest. Then there are those who are acclaimed for their extra-ordinary accomplishments. This year Cabinet Industries, Inc., is as happy as those of the graduates who achieved the top awards for on January 30, 1973 Cabinet Industries was presented a plaque by G.T.E. Sylvania for being the best quality supplier to their Home Entertainment Division in 1972. Cabinet Industries, Inc., manufactures cabinets to house Sylvania television and stereo sets. In competition for the award were other cabinet manufacturers from around the U.S.A. as well as the manufacturers of electronic components world-wide. Accepting the plaque for Cabinet Industries were Ralph Baker, Vice-President, and John Umholtz, Quality Control Supervisor of the company. Cabinet Industries, Inc , so cognizant of quality performance, extends its congratulations to each of the 1973 graduates and its encouragement to each of the undergraduates to complete their high school education. CABINET I DUSTRIES incorporated AL KRUM MOTORS INC. R.D. 554, Danville, Pa. 17821 New Danville-Bloom. Hwy. YOUR MACK TDea1erf0r: our-A-Home Campers 8: Trailers Rentals New and Used Cars 8a Trucks ' fi Phone: Bus. 275-4063 Res. 275-1031 !f1 ' ' 'ini i .1 ,. SOLD 81 SERVICED BY S xg SUSQUEHANNA MOTORS WEST MIITON, PA. - SHAMOKIN, PA. IEWISTOWN, PA. - AVIS, PA. Phone 717-648-9077 Truckstell Service JO-MA SALES AND SERVICE Boggies Replaced - Welding Hoist Repaired Pickup Tops 8L Campers Contract Hauling Trucking Joe Reidinger Paxinos, P21- 170 Compliments of E. A. RODRIGUEZ, IVI.D. West Center Street Elysburg, Pa. Join Civil Air Patrol for Danville Squadron 1105 Phone No. 275-1220 Congratulations to the Class of ,73 MODERN - NEW BlLLIVlAN'S RESTAURANT Home Of Quality Food Specials Daily Fabulous S unday Dinners Quality Food at Reasonable Prices Banquet Facilities For All Occasions 204-212 Walnut St. Sunbury, Pa. Phone 286-2382 EqUiPmemRe'm1 IVIONTOUR EXCAVATING INC. HAROLD B. FLEMING E, Donald J.Martz,Sr. Specializing Septic Systems RP' 2' BOX 7 Installed SL Cleaned Milton' Pa' 17847 R.D. if 2 Danville, Pa. Phone Phone C7175 742-7711 Rt. 4354 N. Washingtonville 437-2220 BLOOIVISBURG MILLS, INC. Congratulatigns To The Class of 73 Bloomsburg, Pa. Lockhaven, Pa. From Abbeville, S.C. INTERNATIONAL 171 I, Compliments HOLSUM BREAD of has all the good things baked in B BUTTERCRUST BAKING CO. . Sunbury,Pa. I SUNBURY COCA-COLA C0mP1?m-'HHS BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. WHITE HALL FABRIC SHCP 6' White 1 . W 1 cc 1 - sa III ' It s the real thing R D 3 hi , Penna' . ll N ' -' or Danville ' P H ' . Lau - I iid X Patlo rn:-nlgnlgglgle! 'E BIOCKS are S . -' ' ' M'-Jfgif 6 Best Wishes ' 16 H faster'-1 gagfr ' to The Class of 73 el Specialty Concrete Products VILLAGE INN PrecastfPrestressed Architectural and Structural Members Building Blocks Prefabricated Concrete Buildings Bultouslo MAIERIALS - .- V L V R.D. i?5 Q PE' IEJZLQINI, f Q g1NI,f Q 5 U P P . ,I . l Danville, Pa. Eravlcs AS You LIKE nr , CON QS V, Ckgyg MASONRY PRO A ,,,,,Y .. Turbotville, Pa. 17772 Phone 717-649-2311 4..Qf1 4-H'ers pledge their heads to clearer thinking 3 Congratulations to the Class of '73 IVIONTOUR COUNTY 4-H CLUBS Their Hearts to greater Loyalty - ., V. -- 15.4. ' .-' .. 11- , 1 -en.:-..f-,3-.,., A W .-1,522.2-Q4.?i?fEs. 4-rf' ' el- ' i We-iff' ' , J 'i,::H' fwgav-fm .,, NM V Their Hands to larger service 17 3 and their Health to better living Not A Perfect Church, But A Church Which Proclaims A Perfect Savior! 6' . . . And One Lord Jesus Christ By Whom Are All Things, And We by Him. 1 Cor. 8:6 Best Wishes to Class of 73 SMlTH'S SPORTS 81 TOYS R.D.4i2 fFormally SMW Recreation Centerj f'Gag for Legg Danville, Pa. Compliments of Whatever you have to say J- J- NEWBERRY CO- LE ouc's FLOWER SHOP 258-266 Mill Street Danville,Penna. 'IN ,, V QF' Your Friendly Family Store ig' ' 4 For Quality And Service ...I f ha' fiyx' 'px' iiyxi QQ yi 4 ii I . . '- f . Y f N- . - 4 V . ,. X-. L 'Ill 'l I V . ' l I J ll . 'T - ' .6' 1 Pl I 1' - . T J 'li Han 'K H , i - Q . .N ' ' as , i 1 . .X ' ' qs , ' if I -M -' ' I ' ' 55:31, 1lNl'ls5f'f!.lQ vi- X A 'CPQO g-.i.lQ safiexi A Ev 'Ql lO -Ll P eq- t X 'ESA 13-5.'ls5f'f 'fr e ... -, ,- e-., 7 -4- ,fx -r., . W ..,. ,. :-- V -,.-X vp.,-L K .-7. y,,u. .,.- 1... -., Q., -- ' .,,7 T, 1 - 3 6 5,ti,Q't'i . Qi' ' ' :sz Q L 0 '-1:4 45191 -- . Qi' ' S L iv-'xl 523 . 'iff ' ' ' .-2 Q 91' 4 - F 1 . ,. x -'. ,. 1 - .- Especially Success and Good Wishes to the Class of 73 Compliments of BERNADETTE SU DDL owner CCNTINENTAL CERAMICS The handcrafted gift you make yourself for any occasion. Gifts, Student Instructions, Greenware, Glazes and Luster Supplies, All Types of Quality Firing. Telephone 275-4380 Shoppe R.D. 4396 Danville, Pa. 17821 CT' it-ge,-v 5- sQQ, ,+ar .. .gG. ..zr H+ C- ASQ. .. sf- Y E V YA Q - af if l x' 61 u , Ax' gf Li! L Z .- N J lx icy ,Jai I A I lx 1 0 he av 1 by .Q J lb AH 'QQ 1 A ,QQ-N .hirblu 5?y' 's:f ,:i , im 1 A It 'i:y,'6is.-lgl3x5ff Q ,S?q :g ..g 1 1 A i K. -4s.,grgx'4! 1 ,rx j giifn , X r?5N'i .- 7 . - 1--, -.' f '-I. 1- , , b TW '. .' - A 4 ' , ,,,, V' - ,-4 r 1 - ,gf A.. - L' ' t Q Aff' . Mg' X! ' .Eg 3, ' ' - L+' .ff 5 l TN 4' .ff N, X fx v Q ,fr ' ' I Machine W. Q Shop 'X Service Auto Parts Complete V.W. Parts H LAU BACH AUTO PARTS, INC. 357 Suott Ave Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 WASHINGTONVI LLE Congratulations BOB and BID PAT'S BAR 81 GRILL Beer Rosemary and Frank Whiskey KINDT'S Congratulations to the Lawn Mower Service C1885 of '73 CHEVROLET ULDSMUBILE I Lbt ff ' ou fQU fffE? ?T ,x- -, A :.',. ,qfx ff1'QL . -rv Cflf? S30-11110 EEZ NXNWWW' X X Compliments of BERNARDI JEWELERS gl. if Congratulations 311 E Marketsueer Danvlue Pa 17821 To The Class of l973 FROSTY-VALLEY DAIRY Rd. No. 4 Danville, Pa. Thomas Herman - Prop Compliments of INTERSTATE AMIESITE CGRPORATION R.D. ii 4 Danville Danville 275-1529 Delicious Pancakes and other Fine Foods served seven days a Week, or take home a bucket of our famous deep-fried chicken. R D gm Compliments of CLEWELL VENDING SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '73 from THE CLASS OF '74 Congratulations to the Class of '73 from THE CLASS OF '75 L The Student Government Association of Danville High began the 1972-1973 academic year with one goal in mind-to do what was necessary to help make the school a smooth-running institution for all involved. Many of our social events are traditionally Student Government functions. During the course of the year, our activities included 1. Homecoming, complete with a dance and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. 2. The Prettiest Legs on the Football Team Contest, an annual spirit-builder for the Ironmen gridders. 3. Slave Days. 4. Sadie I-lawkin's Days. 5. The Student Government Spring Dance. 6. Several assembly programs designed to help seniors prepare for what is ahead next year. 7. An Easter assembly. 8. A mock election which allowed students to cast ballots for national, state, and local officials. 9. The School Store which, in its third year of operation is a popular spot with the students. In addition to our social activities, the Student Government has attempted to provide a forum to which all students can turn with their problems. We have tried to alter several policies in the school this past year, including 1. The grading of classroom citizenship, and 2. the detention hall program. In both instances we were able to modify the policies in question in a manner which we believed made them fairer and more effective. We had several activities which concluded our year in a most satisfactory manner. They were 1. The trip by the officers and advisor to the District Student Council Convention in Williamsport. 2. The election of officers for the 1973-1974 term. Finally, we have many people to thank for all their help over the months. The representatives, who attended meetings, discussed, planned, and did the work involved in all our activities, the students, who made criticisms and suggestions and generally helped us try to help them, the faculty and the administration, who co-operated with and aided us whenever possible, and particularly our advisor, Mr. Edwin Klinger, a man who guided us over many a rough spot with a simple word of advice or a fresh idea. May those who follow be as fortunate as we were. Dean Kashner, President, 73 I Mike Shade, Vice-Presidents, 9751 p WE Debbie Baylor, Secretary, 73 4 Karen Clark, Treasurer, 73 .f A ffdx -Q9-N fflgw YI X .-13.53 lllE'Q f ' fwdtx Ak '1 4 l .1511-5. xy IJ ' X s l +