Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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4 First Row Left to Right: Theresa Martino, Barbara Trow, Merrill Anderson CBusiness Managerl, Mary Henderson fEditorJ, Walter Reller fCirculation Managerl, Mary .lane Case, .lon Kosty. Second Row Left to Right: Dolores Tischler, Mr. Cilronan, Ann Pappas, Mary Gaumer, Margaret Hablett, Mimi ,B1'ay, Jimmy Hutelmyer, William Munroe, Ken Potts, Barbara Garrison, Sarah Tucker, Ann Saunders. MUNDOCKIAN STAFF CARDINAL STAFF First Row Left to Right: Mary Ann Lane CCo-Editorl, Carol Sheppard, Mimi Bray, Carol Self, Ann Saunders fFeature Editorl, Patsy Fox. Second Row Left to Right: Mary Gaumer and Rannie Gifford CCirculation Managersl, Dolores Tischler fCo-Editorl, Ann Pappas, Nancy Lou Bumm, Betsy Burnett, Mary Taylor, Mike Magyar. Third Row Left to Right: .loan Lukens, Joe Pittaluga, Brenda Virnelson, Janice Reller, Beverly Vincent, Jerry Wheeler, Bill Munroe. r a ,,,,,r,,:if,sW, umsmev 49

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4-8 First Row Left to Right: Gail Nitterauer, Virginia Lange, Barbara King, Carolyn Rogers, Linda Meyers. Second Row: Elsie Haubeck, Barbara Pritsch, Jean Eitelgeorge, Loretta Eagono, Judy Selheimer, Carol Johnson. Third Row: Mrs. Biles, Loraine Frank, Sally Sabold, Caroline Shaw, Virginia Zee, Peggy Blomquist, Barbara Weikel. JUNIOR Cast for Inner Willie. Senior Dramatics is functioning for all senior high students who are interested in any phase of dramatics. The purpose of the club is to develop appreciations for dramatic experiences of va- rious dramatic techniques and stagecraft. One of the highlights of the year is to attend an out- standing professional stage pro- duction in Philadelphia. This year a number in the group saw Won- derful Townf' The group usually presents a one-act play for an assembly program, and occasion- ally attends some local amateur dramatic productions. Last year 4'The Robe, by Lloyd C. Douglas, was enacted by sections 11-B and 11-C under the direction of the Dramatics Club adviser, Mrs. Graichen. Scene from The Robef' DR TICS SENIOR First Row Left to Right: Kay George, Janet Blair, Joan Crock- ett, Mary .lane Case, Beverly Fox, and Mrs. Graichen. Second Row! .lulia Catter, Ann Piszek, Theresa Martino, Nancy Rom- mel, Ann Pappas, Carol Pullen, Sarah Case, and Andrea Line- burger. Third Row: Diane Schmidt, Virginia Field, Janet Minehart, Barbara Rishel, Pat Pearce, Dolores Tischler, Elaine Myers, Mary Lee Robins, Bev- erly Kallenbach, and J oe Farmer. i if

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WK Left to right: Arlene C-aumer, Treasurerg Vir- ginia Field, Secretaryg Paul Krause, Vice- Presidentg Jim Frick, President. ,xx i q f We-...wmv . , . 's sw, wma.. N K sm. xc, ---as On steps left to right: Susan Hummel, Cornelia Heard, Linda Ruther- ford, Marion Schade, Nancy Wiley, Susan Norvig, Paula Endicott, Sandra Ashmore, Esther Hayman, Beverly Kallenbach, Judy Wright, Joan Marasciulo, Eleanor Biddle, Janet Jago, Donald Beideman, Robert Shuttleworth. Behind steps: Leroy Spencer, Merrill Anderson, John Lorenzo, Kathleen Amberg, Virginia Field. Standing: Paul Krause, James Ottinger, Gerry Wheeler, Brenda Virnelson, Linda Savacool, Arlene Gaumer, August Birchler, Arthur Fad, John Smith, Robert Shaeff, Doug Roberts, Roger Mobley, Charles Harris, Vincent Curll, Forrest Roberts, Mr. Duelfer, James Frick, Mr. Binder. STUDE T COUNCIL The key to all student activities in our school is and has always been our Student Council. Consisting of representa- tives from every classroom in the school the council over- sees such functions as Magazine-Campaign, club charters, some assembly programs, dances, school stores and many other school activities. One of the major operations of this group has been to investigate and solve problems originating in the school. We feel that the members of student council have set a precedent which future councils will have great difficulty imitating. ,