Neshaminy Maple Point High School - Leaves Yearbook (Langhorne, PA)

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S , , X f TUDE TU IO Allison Naylor, Donna Rudy, Leslie Goehl, Ileen Getz, Tom Murray, Liz Miller, Linda Vance, Maureen Quinlisk, Chris Leonard, Beth Brennan, Diane Jenson, Valery Morton, Beth Schuster, Alicia Kuhl, Brian Mayer, Laura Urbani, Donna Seyferhel, Kelly Retrievi, Patti Moran, Debbie Johnson, Patti Mock, Martha McKee. Neshaminy Maple Point's student union officers for the 1976-77 year were Mike Brennan, president, Dan Dyjak, vice president, Becky Spencer, secretary, Linda Cowan, treasurer. Students on the council can work on any one of several committees. The Social and Spirit committees were responsible for the successful bon fires, dances, movies and other social activities. The Student Exchange and Information committees sponsored students visiting schools and a very exciting congressional debate by local politicians. The student union as a group showed their united effort in taking second place at the Homecoming Float parade. Tom Murray, Liz Miller, Martha Mc Kee, Pat Mock, Laura Urbani, Dawn Wood, Tony Beccone, Kelly Ritrievi, Dan Dyjack, Becky Spencer, Linda Cowan, Mike Brennan, Patti Moran. 122

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CONCERT CHOIR The first Neshaminy Maple Point Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Harry Dengler Jr., has achieved much more recognition than anyone ever dreamed. They had the honor of being selected to sing for the king of Sweden. They were asked to sing in the Presidential Park and the National Visitors Center in Washington, D.C.. They were the only choir from Pennsylvania to sing at the President's Pageant of Peace. During the school year the choir had the honor of hosting the Junior Singers OYTEN from Germany. In the Spring they accepted an invitation by the Bermuda Government to sing and vacation at historic and scenic locations on the island. ALTO Judy Ambruster Joanne Breslin Janet Cahill Terri Clopton Gina Currington Linda Ferguson Cheryl Gearhart Tori Gennaria Sara Gerber Becky Green Mary Ellen Hatch Marsie Manrodt SOPRANO Cheryl Bartle Catherine Bennett Carol Bradford Kim Cala Marina Demes Tracy Donohue Janine Dugo Kathy Inman Debbie Johnson Judy Kirshner Annette Midlick Liz Miller Edwina Monek Laureen Mowry Cheryl Parks Cheryl Parry Dana Raines Effie Rubinstein Cherie Schaffer Sue Seidenberger Lois Sinclair Becky Spencer Tina Testen Katie Thorpe Carol Vogenberg Carol Zomick Amy Zucker TENOR Paul Bergamini Bob Bergen Dan Brown Andrew Detwiler Lee Dufendach Phil Glenberg Eric Gillespie Don Gimpel Scott Gurney Rick Heltzel Arthur Hockman John Lennon Jeff Nolan Dave Pastornack Stu Phillips Drew Prevost Eric Snyder 121 ALTO Qcont.J Barbara McGarry Pam Moyer Michele Nathan Beth Semmel Dawn Shardlow Carol Sinclair Lois Snyder Wendy Teeple Sandi Turner Debbie Workman Pat Welsh Sue Westphal BASS Mike Anderson Mike Brosof Al Cala Ken Cameron Bill Campbell Tom Diamond Rocky Doto Dan Dyjack Greg Ehring Bill Gornicki Charles Hair Dave Jack Jeff Jenkins Steve Kryzwonos Stu Kryzwonos Scott Myers Bill Meredith Herb Neuber Tom Oates Joe Quinlisk Joe Sanphy Geoff Schwartz Scott Secrest Scott Semmel Vince Shatto Ben Spedding Dave Stack Wayde Weston

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TAGE CRE Pat Cannon, Dorothy Win- ters, Kathy Weber, Fred Frumberg, Norma Prevost, Laurie Startzle, Steve Krzywonos, Terri Stack, Donna Soulliard, John Yo- com, Lisa McCort, Jeff Posner, Gus Kuhl, Matt Wright, Doreen Dignowity, Dave Doremus, Dave Cri- spell. - r r Without a stage crew, there would be no play. When the curtains go up the first thing the audience sees is the result of the hard work and dedication of our stage crew. They spend many hours building the sets for each scene. Their hammering, sawing, and painting result in the fantastic musicals and plays by which Maple Point is credited. RIFLE TEA Jerry Piasaci, Pat Cannon, Bruce Hendrickson, Doris Bower, Bruce Condon, Mr. Martinson, Gary Pinola Laurie Sclorez, Mike Ben- net, Tim McDade. This is the first year for the Cougar rifle team. The team has spent the year practicing and learning the techniques of operating a rifle range. Next year they will enter competition and hope their practice pays off in victories. 123