Brandywine Heights High School - Tracer Yearbook (Topton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

TRACER ' 63 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword and Dedication 2-3 Administration and Faculty 4-14 Seniors 15-48 Underclassmen 49-60 Activities 61-72 Sports 73-87 Patrons 88-92 FOREWORD This year the Tracer Staff chose The Pioneer Spirit as its theme. We felt this was a most appro- priate theme since ours was the first class to go from seventh through twelfth grade in the new high school building. To carry through our theme the Art Staff created the little pioneer whom we have called The Spirit of ' 63. We hope you will find him a pleasant companion as you page through our yearbook. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. John Skinkus and Miss Maria Smith, our advisors, who patiently abided with us in all our decisive moments. Our thanks go also to Mr. Ernest Rohrbach, our photographer, and the school Photography Club for the pictures used throughout our yearbook . In this, the 1963 TRACER, we have tried to capture the life and spirit of Brandywine Heights. As you turn each page may you always remember the time? Ill) , ' I J DEDICATION With sincere appreciation and gratitude, we the class of 1963, dedicate this, the seventh edition of THE TRACER, to our principal, Mr. Alfred H. Ayres. It is with admiration that we remember his thankless ef- forts in behalf of the student body and recall his words of encouragement and guidance. May we prove worthy of his efforts. FACULTY MR. RALPH S. MERKEL Supervising Principal MR. ALFRED H. AYRES High School Principal MR. LUTHER B. HERBEIN Assistant Supervising Principal Elementary Schools mswcm School Board, Left to Right: W. Hilbert, D. Meek, J. Rohrbach, H. Fegely, V. Angstadt. E. Heydt, H. Gressley, A. Derr, C. Steffy, Dr. R. Brown, R. Fisher, G. Hemphill, W. Delong, Solicitor. Absent: F. Schoch, F. Delong, R. Spohn, C. Price, W. Sheetz, L. Machmer, E. DeSantis, E. Rauenzahn, Jr. SCHOOL BOARD AND SECRETARIES Secretaries: F. Rohrbach, J. Schofer, C. Gambler, G. Heiter. W71 j 5 ( Jrli r W 1 Custodians -- C. Behringer, P. Acker. Custodians -- 0. Stoudt, R. Angstadt. CAFETERIA STAFF AND CUSTODIANS Cafeteria Staff -- N. Rader, A. Wendell, L. Rohrbach, M. Reifinger, D. Herman, S. Ziegler. Above: MR. JOHN R. SKINKUS; English; Kutztown State College -- B.S. MRS. JEANNE WILLIAMS; English; Kutztown State College -- B.S. Upper Right: MR. CARMINE PENNELLA; English; Bloomsburg State College -- B.S. MR. RAY J. ANGSTADT; History. Driver Education; Kutztown State College -- B.S. Right: MRS. MILDRED B. HOUCK; Special Education; Cedar Crest College, West Chester State College, Kutztown State College -- B.S. MR. ROBERT NASH; Guidance Counselor; Shippens- burg State College -- B.S.; Columbia State College - M.A., Columbia -- Prof. Diploma. Wis $2 . Above: MR. WILLIAM R. MILLER; Science Mathematics; Kutztown State College -- B.S., Muhlenberg College MR. FRANK LUECKE; History Geography; Pennsyl vania State University -- B.S. Upper Left: MR. ARLAN LONG; History Mathematics; Kutz- town State College -- B.S. MR. ROBERT WOLFE; Geography Social Studies; Kutztown State College -- B.S. Left: MISS CAROL ANN ZIMMERMAN; Business; Blooms- burg State College -- B.S. MR. RUSSELL BUBBENMOYER; Business; Bloomsburg State College -- B.S. 10 Above: MR. RICHARD READINGER; Physics, Chemistry, Science; Muhlenberg College -- B.S., Temple. MR. CARL MOLL; Science; Kutztown State College -- B.S.; E. Stroudsburg State College. Upper Right: MR. DONALD SANDMAN; Mathematics; Albright College, Kutztown State College. MR. KARL FENSTERMACHER; Matnematics; Kutz- town State College. Right: MRS. CAROL ERB; Health Physical Education; Pennsylvania State University -- B.S. MR. ROBERT MILLARD; Health Physical Education; E. Stroudsburg State College -- B.S. I i jt  v 1 Above: MISS MARIA SMITH; Librarian; Kutztown State College -- B.S. MRS. GENE WEISBECKER; Art Mechanical Draw- ing; Moore Institute of Art -- B.F.A.; Temple Uni- versity -- M.F.A. Upper Left: MISS ERMA LOY; German; Lebanon Valley College -- B.A ' . MR. THOMAS FABIAN; Latin English; Villanova University -- A.B., Kutztown. Left: MISS ELEANOR BIEBER; Music and History; West Chester State College -- B.S., Columbia University - M.A. and Prof. Diploma. MR. FRANCIS HANOSEK, Instrumental Music; West Chester State College -- B.S. 12 Above: MR. PIUS L. DILLON; Vocational Agriculture; Penn- sylvania State University -- B.S.; Lehigh University -- M.A. MR. ROBERT NAGLE; Industrial Arts; California State College -- B.S. Upper Right: MRS. MARY ERIKSEN; Home Economics; Seton Hill College -- B.S., Columbia University -- M.A. MISS JANICE M. MOUNTZ; Home Economics; Indi- ana State College -- B.S. Right: MRS. RUTH DELONG, R.N.; Reading Hospital School of Nursing, Lehigh University, Columbia University, Kutztown State College. 13 O meine liebes kind! M 2+4 = . . ? i ' n J „ I don ' t give a hootenanny ! Wanna dance? Two many seniors in these halls! CLASS MOTTO He has half the deed done who has made a beginning. Horace CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Black and Gold Gold Carnation mtiiim Left to right: Mr. A. Long, Miss M. Smith, Mr. D. Sandman. CLASS ADVISORS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: L. Muehlhauser, Vice President; D. Ziegler, Secretary; W. Gehringer, President; R. Ruppert, Treasurer. 17 SUSAN JANE ACKER Commercial Susie, one of the smallest Seniors, but one of our loudest cheer- leaders, never failed to ex press her opinions at class meetings. Al- ways ready to supply our class dances with Chips, Susie rarely missed any school dances. She was usually busy after school when she was working part time for a dentist. Becoming a practical nurse and marrying a doctor are her future desires. Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Jour- nalism 1; Business Club 2; Judo Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. BONNIE B. BEHM Commercial A hard worker of our Senior Class, Bonnie was always willing to offer her services during yearbook and class meetings. She was cer- tainly an extra added attraction in the Junior Class Play because of the many laughs she brought as Azalea, the lobster woman. Bonnie plans to continue to offer her services by joining the Navy as a prac- tical nurse. Student Council 2; F.H.A. 2, Vice Pres. Club 1; Chorus 4; Tracer Staff 4. 3; Class Play 3; German FREDERICK W. BISBORT Academic Fred, the newest member of our Class of 63 who joined B.H.S. in his Senior year, certainly had no problems in making friends, es- pecially with the girls. One would never suppose that Fred could por- tray the shy, reserved character of George in Good Night Ladies so excellently. Fred ' s future plans include college at Penn State. Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Tracer Staff 4. DIANE BLANKENBILLER Commercial Diane was most noted for her contageous laugh and sparkling personality. Her willingness to cooperate made her a welcome addi- tion to any group. Diane ' s leisure time love was dancing. She proved to us that there ' s danger even in this seemingly harmless (?) pastime. Diane ' s ambition is to be a practical nurse. Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4. BRENDA BOYER Commercial Brenda continued to keep everyone guessing as to what color her hair really was. It seemed to change color with her moods. Always willing to lend her voice in the various chorus concerts, Brenda en- joyed ushering at our class plays and other school activities. Her fu- ture plans include becoming a rich secretary. Chorus 2,3,4; German Club 1; Service Club 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. WILLARD N. BRENSINGER Industrial Arts Brainy ' s presence at every dance in the area had much to do with its success. One look betrayed that he was in a room, because he dressed flashily. Popular with the girls, his ambition is to join the Navy, and if possible, drive stock cars. Stage Crew 3,4; Collector ' s Club 1,2. 19 KEITH ALLEN BRITZENHOFF Wally ' s innocent looks were often deceiving. Although quite dependable and studious he was always ready to join the gang in their shenaningens. It ' s better to stand aside when he and Alan become in- volved in a football or singsong match. Wally ' s high marks in Physics or Trig will be a help to him in securing a Mathematics or Engineer- ing degree. Bio-geography 2; German 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 4; Tracer Staff 4. MARION L. CHRISTMAN Industrial Arts Whenever Butch was talking about something, which was often, that something was probably either girls, cars or his dislikes which ranged from school ... ah ... ah ... to school? Tall, dark, and handsome, he was a lady ' s man. You could tell he was near by his own peculiar brand of laughter. His future remains undecided. Chorus 1; Safety Patrol 1,2; Stage Crew 3; Collector ' s Club 1. PAUL H. CHRISTMAN Industrial ' Arts Paul brought his steady to every dance after which he took her ' to a certain diner at Moselem Springs. There he treated himself to a 7 -up Special and her to a gallon of Hi -Test . . .? From past ex - periences-with his steady (green 51 Chevy) Paul could very easily become a good auto mechanic. Band 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Stage Crew 3; Photography 1. ROYAL JAMES COLE Academic A snicker in the back of history class, a latecomer in band period, a junior Bob Cousy on the gym floor -- that ' s Royal. As the man with the golden toe on the soccer team, Royal established a reputa- tion for versatility despite an inability to kick the ball straight. Royal was also a standout on the wrestling team, winning eight out often matches. His ambition and drive should win him success in fut ure life. Wrestling 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1,2; Class Play 3; Judo 3; Tracer Staff 4. WILLARDG. DELLICKER Academic A deep blush and a broad grin characterized Red. No one knew whether he got his nickname from the color of his hair or the color of his face. When he wasn ' t alternating between stand-out and stand- by for the soccer and wrestling squads, Bill could be found either in the projection booth or the Blue Bomb with Gehringer and Rumble. Bill plans a career in drafting and architecture. Band 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2; Visual Aids Club 1, Pres. 3; Tracer Staff 4. GERALDINE D. DERR Commercial Teenie was certainly an outstanding member of the F.H.A. for she served capably as its president in her Junior and Seniors years. A very pretty girl, Teenie faithfully contributed to Senior Class Meet- ings. She is sure to excel in the business world as a rich man ' s private secretary. F.H.A. -- V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4; County F.H.A. 3, Sec. 4; Library Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Play 4. 21 JAMES DUNN Academic Jim, who entered B.H.S. as a junior, was always ready, willing, and able to display his catchy drum beat in dance band or the combo he plays with. His pet peeve was homework and he could usually be found flooring his hot blue and white Ford or . . . ah . . . falling asleep in P.O.D. It ' s Anchors Away for our boy Jim. Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Class Play 3,4. BARRY L. EPTING Commercial Barry has seemed to inherit the title: star fuel pump attendant, from his older brother, for Barry is employed at Hertzog ' s Gas Sta- tion. Whenever Barry smiles, it ' s the sign that he and Gehringer, are cooking up something. So he can learn some more tricks of the trade, Barry intends to enlist in the Navy. Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; Tracer Staff 4. ELAINE M. FEGELY Elaine, dubbed Fegelv, was our girl with a smile that never fades; hence her other nickname: Sunshine. Elaine, a cheerleader since 7th grade, was usually found fighting for cheerleaders ' rights. Driven by her desire to help people and her interest in school Elaine wants to become an R.N. at Reading Hospital. Cheerleading 1,2,3.4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball L.2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staft 4, Photo. Ed.; Honor Society 4; Judo Club 3; Bio- geography 2; Journalism 1; Varsity Club 4. 22 PAUL FISCHER Industrial Arts Fish, one of the shy members of our class, was always found with the guys. Although he was small, he was one of the standouts on our wrestling team. He could usually be found working on his Plymouth, which he runs in the drags. Paul ' s ambition is to be a tool and diemaker or mechanic. Band 1,2; Wrestling 4. PETER V. FRITSCH Academic Here comes our guy with the twinkle in his eye and the spring in his step. Why! ... It ' s Wictaah, who loves to dance anything from the Charleston to the Twist. Saturday nights usually finds Peter hoe- downing or ice skating with the gang. Peter excels in playing the piano and often entertained us during play practices. Also excellent in the art field, Peter plans to major in art at college. Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1; Class V. Pres. 1; German Club 1,3; Bio- geography 2; Tracer Staff 4, Ass. Editor. GERALDINE M. GAMLER Commercial Gerry was an active member of the F.H.A., and also its ardent treasurer because she was always counting the money. Her fondest dream was to go on an F.H.A. sponsored shopping trip. Gerry was always willing to render her services for our school. Her endeavors are sure to pay off as being a secretary. Library Club 1; F.H.A. 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4. 23 WILLIAM C. GEHRINGER Bill seemed most at home when roaming the basketball court, guarding the soccer goal, or hanging around first base. Although he was president of the Varsity Club, sports weren ' t his only interest. He served successfully as Class President during both his Junior and Senior years. We are sure he will be just as successful in whatever career he enters. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class President 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. JEAN A. GEIGER Commercfal People with red hair are usually dubbed Red, and Jean was no exception. Although quiet in class, Jean ' s solid taps during volley- ball games were easily heard. Always willing to serve B.H.S., Jean participated in chorus and ushered at several school events. We are sure Jean will succeed as a file clerk. Service Club 3,4; Business Club 2; German Club 1; Tracer Staff 4; Chorus 2,3.4; Softball 1. JOHN R. GOULDNER General Academic John enjoyed participating with his trumpet or voice in prac- tically every musical activity sponsored by the school. When not working at his auto mechanic job, driving and tinkering with his 51 ' 238 cu. in. Chevy took up most of his spare time. John ' s future plans are to work as a mechanic or automobile body man. Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. NEIL J. HAMSHER Academic As president of the Student Council, N il did more than his share of Opening Exercises; and oh! -- how he nated missing school for those State Conventions. At other times he demonstrated an outstand- ing ability for playing basketball, baseball, and breaking ankles. We are sure that his winning personality will lead him to success both at college and afterwards. Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staff, Sports Editor 4. ROBERT N. HEFFNER Industrial Arts Bob, our class flirt, was also one of the most sociable and friendly boys in our class. Long remembered for his participation and antics at class play practices, Bob ' s gregariousness often got him in trouble in P.O.D. Classes. An active member of the Glee Club and the Chorus, Bob plans to go into drafting or industrial arts after graduation. Baseball 3,4: Collector ' s Club 1; Stage Crew 3; Journalism 4; Class Play -- Student Dir. 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Tracer Staff 4. SHELDON L. HEIST Rabbi was usually heard before he was seen, because of his loud, spreading laughter. It was no small wonder that Rabbi was often the butt of jokes in class. Who wouldn ' t be? -- with a nickname like that. Because Sheldon was such a good sport it was with affection that we called him Rabbi. All of our best wishes go with Sheldon in whatever he plans to do. Baseball 3,4; Class Play 3; Photography Club 3; Tracer Staff 4. 25 LEE HESS Vocational Agriculture Hessy, a hard working student, liked farming as can be seen by his membership in the F.F.A. He was always ready to laugh at a good joke, but he was also always ready to defend something and to argue about it. We wish him the best of luck when he joins the Air Force, and in whatever he does afterwards. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Reporter 3; F.F.A. Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2. PATRICIA HUBERT Academic Although Pat was short, she was never at a loss for inches when it came to playing basketball. As one of the best girl athletes from Brandywine, Pat did her best to lead the team on to victory. Her musical ability was well displayed in both Band and Chorus. With her drive and smile we are sure Pat will succeed in what- ever she does. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2; German Club 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4. LINDA C. HINKLE Commercial Chickie, co-editor and a typist for the Tracer, could always be found talking in P.O.D. class, along with, none other than, Bob. This gym enthusiast, was a member of the Service Club and also belonged to the Chorus. We are sure this young lady will have no trouble in fulfilling her desire of becoming a private secretary to a good looking young execuin e. German Club 1; Business Club 2; Service Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Tracer Staff -- Co-Editor 4. Sec. 3, V. Pres. 26 JANET HOFFMAN General Academic Want any chewing gum? cough drops? life savers? Tootsie Rolls? Janet ' s the one to see. Her purse was rather like a treasure chest. When not busy working in her father ' s store or eating, Janet was usually found sewing anything from bikinis to evening gowns. Janet ' s plans include marriage . . . after 21! Bio -geography F.H.A. 4. Photography Club 3; Service Club 1; Chorus 3; ROY PAUL KEIM Industrial Arts Girls, sports, (especially golf), and cars, in that order, took up most of Binky ' s time. You could most likely see him driving around in a maroon or a brown Corvair, both of which he claimed were his. One could always tell that Binky was around by his unique laughter. His habitual presence at the golf course should prepare him well for his future plans of becoming a professional golfer. Basketball 1,4; Baseball 4; Collector ' s Club 1,2. SANDRA KEIPER Commercial Sandy was one of those vivacious girls who never seemed to run out of words or energy. She contributed her talents to the F.H.A. and did a great deal to make our Junior Class Play a success. Sandy hopes to enter the secretarial field at Bethlehem Steel Company. Color Guard 3,4; Biology Club 1; Photography 1,2; Chorus 2; F.H.A. 2 3,4; Class Piay 3. 27 JUDITH A. KELLER Academic Jud could easily have been the star gossip columnist for the Bullet Flashes, for she managed to know every rumor and secret at B.H.S. Jud ' s variety of activities ranged from Girls ' Intramurals, for which she ' ll long be remembered, to the Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. She was a member in good standing of the Longsdale Ice Crackers since she was most frequently found on the ice. Jud ' s future plans include being a recreational director. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; J ournalism 1; Varsity Club 2,3, Sec. Treas. 4; Student Council -- Treas. 3,4; Bio -Geography 2; Tracer Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. RAY M. KUTZ, JR. Commercial Junior proved himself to be of invaluable aid to coach Millard when he served as basketball, baseball, and soccer manager. Ray made a lovely monster in the Jr. Class Play and during the Sr. Class Play he showed himself to be the fastest curtain puller in captivity. Ray plans to get rich in the business world. Soccer Manager 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Mgr. 4; Baseball Mgr. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Journalism 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staff 4. BARBARA L. LE1BOLD Commercial One of the shy redheads in our class. Babs ' typing ability and speed surpassed us all. She served as Typing Editor of the Tracer and further displayed her typing skills. Though small in stature, Babs ' talents were many and she enjoyed participating in both band and chorus. Aftei graduation sin plans to be a typisi in a well-known firm. L.2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Business Club ' J, Library 3; Home Ec. Club L; Tracer Staff -- Typing Ed. 4. 28 CASSANDRA L. MILLER Academic Cassie will long be remembered for her ever-present smile and her tearful laughs. As Jane in the Senior Cliiss Play she very effec- tively demonstrated the art of persuasion, much to the delight of the entire audience. As a member of the band front Cassie did much to complement our band. Her friendly, helpful nature is sure to be an asset to her in the field of Elementary Education. Hockey 2; Class Play 3,4; German 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Band Front 2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; County Chorus 3; Tracer Staff, Features Editor 4. PATRICIA MOSER Commercial Though Pat ' s pet peeve was school in general this quiet girl, with blonde hair, enjoyed participating in volleyball and basketball in gym classes. Cosmetology school or secretarial work in an office is in store for Pat after graduation. Home Ec. Club 1; Chorus 2; Library Club 2,3; F.H.A. 4. KATIE ELLEN MOYER Commercial The tallest member of the red headed club in our class, Red met all its qualifications. Namely: red hair and the nickname Red. Katie enjoys dancing and can usually be found trying out the latest dance steps on the dance floor. Katie ' s desire is to graduate from Cosmetology School and become a beautician. Home Ec. Club 1; Chorus 1; Library Club 2,3; F.H.A. 4. 29 LORRAINE F. MOYER Academic Lorraine was always thought of as a quiet girl, that is until some- one got her going. Because of her pleasing personality she was easy to get along with. Lorraine was always willing to come to our parties and meetings -- as long as someone gave her a lift. Her good study habits are sure to aid her future plans as a Medical Technician. Chorus 3,4; German Club 3; Class Play 3,4; Bio-geography 3; Li- brary Club 1; Tracer Staff 4. LINDA A. MUEHLHAUSER Academic Linda is one girl in our class whom we shall long remember. The best debater in our class, Linda ' s opinions were always well-founded, which leads us to believe she could very well become the first woman President of the U.S. She seemed to have a knack for raising money particularly for our class and the Honor Society. Linda ' s fu- ture plans include college at Muhlenburg. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Class V. Pres. 3,4; Honor Society 2,3, Pres. 4; Debating Team 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; State County Band 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3,4; District Orchestra 2,3; County Orchestra 2,3; Tracer Editor-in-Chief 4. BONNIE F. NEWMAN General Although Bonnie usually seemed quiet, she was never at a loss for an opinion on anything from Macbeth to Child Psychology. She could most likely be found somewhere in the Home Ec. Suite sewing or designing her house. Her future plans seem to indicate that her domestic interests will have a practical value. Band Front 2,3,4; Service Club 1; Science Club 3; Bio-geography 2; Art Club 4. PHILIP T. NICHOLS Academic As light-hearted and light-headed as Phil usually was, one subject about which he was invariably serious was the NROTCIE plan, as he called it -- and no wonder, since Nick ' s career ambitions leaned towards being either a naval officer or an elephant tamer. Phil could usually be found in the school photo lab, developing pictures too dark. Photography Club 3,4; Radio Club 2; Fly Tying Club 1. LOUISE]. REINERT Commercial Louie, a faithful member of the F.H. A., was also an advocate of calisthentics, especially those in gym class. She and Donna could usually be found plowing their ways down the basketball court in gym class. Quite a friendly girl, Louise was the type who would try anything at all once. She is headed for Comptometer School and the secretarial field. F.H. A. Historian 4; Chorus 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Home Ec. Club BARBARA A. ROTH Academic Spike, alias Jake, etc., could usually be found trying awkwardly to take her foot out of her mouth. Her orange bow will long be remembered by her classmates. Marching season she could be found putting the American Flag in some pretty awkward positions. As a nurse we ' re sure she ' ll keep her patients in stitches. Basketball 1,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class Play 4; Bio -geography 2; Science Club 3; Tracer -- Literary Editor 4. 31 RALPH R. RUPPERT Vocational Agriculture The Black Fox, who went wild in gym games, was exactly the opposite in class. He served capably as a dependable homeroom and class treasurer. R. R. R. was also the poet of our class, and some of his poems will never be forgotten, especially those he wrote while in eighth grade. Ralph will succeed in his plans to be a painter, car- penter, or farmer. F.F.A. 1, Assn. Treasurer 2,3, Assn. Reporter 4; Class Treasurer 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2,3,4. GLORIA J. SALLADA Commercial Tiny, called so because she was one of the smallest in our class, came to B.H.S. in her Junior year. This gal with a pretty smile liked shorthand which is sure to be a help to her after school. Working in an office or becoming a practical nurse occupy Gloria ' s thoughts for the future. Chorus 3; Tracer Staff 4. ALAN F. SAWYER Academic Al, our class ' top wise acre could often be found wising off in English class and getting away with it. Oddly enough he always man- aged to be top scorer for the boys ' athletic teams. His brains and wit aided linn in co-editing the school newspaper. This young man plans to study law so that he may fulfill his ambition as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Look out Washington! Here he comes! Newspapi r CO-i ditor 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 2; Baseball Mgr. 2,3, 4; Basketball Soci ei Mgr. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3, 1. Class Play 3,4; Tracer Staff -- Art Ed. 4; Honor Society 2,3.4; De- bating ream 2,3,4. 32 DENNIS]. SHOEMAKER Industrial Arts Shoey will be remembered for his excellent acting ability when he portrayed Hugo in Ghost Wanted. His musical skills range from playing his drums, in a combo and in school assemblies to aiding the chorus and glee club with his strong tenor voice. Dennis ' future, however, contains neither acting nor music, but rather, owning an Avanti and joining the Navy. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 1; Basketball 1,2; Soccer Mgr. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Band 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Tracer Staff 4. CHRISTINA B. SMITH General Academic Short in stature and quiet in class (exception: Home Ec. Class), Chris was quite a conversationalist. Some of her ideas were so weird and yet so true that she had no trouble holding anyone ' s attention. Inspired by a trip through Europe in her freshman year, she would like to travel more. As to her other plans she is yet undecided. German 1; Bio -Geography 2; Photography 3; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 4. DARLENE E. SNAVELY Academic Darlene ' s interests include photography, art, and long hair, which she has. An ardent fan of Mr. Sandman ' s photography club (or could it be Mr. Sandman?), she will long be remembered for her many excursions to the darkroom during study periods. She certainly deserves credit for her excellent performance of the bewitching Madame Zolga in the Junior Class Play. Photography Club 4; German 1; Newspaper Art Editor 3; Class Play 3; Tracer Staff 4. 33 LILLIAN H. SOLT Commercial Is it true blondes have more fun? Ask Lillie, an expert. One of the most unconventional girls in our class, her interests range from hunt- ing and skin diving to boys. She displayed her numerous talents in band, chorus and the Class Play. Her plans include becoming a secre- tary and later a skin diver. With her ability she is sure to succeed. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorfis 3; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4; Class Play 4; Judo 3; V. Pres. 1; Visual Aids 2; German Club 1. ELAINE STELTZ Commercial This gal, with the long black glossy hair, loves music, especially popular music and dancing, for she was usually seen at all our school dances. Also a member of the F.H.A. for three years, Elaine ' s spe- cialty seems to lean toward the domestic world. We are sure marriage is a definite part of her future as well as the business world which she plans to enter. F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 1. CAROL E. STOUDT Academic Carol will always be remembered by her classmates for her unfail- ingly good nature. She, along with Cassie, was a member in good standing of the Crepe -Paper Hanging and Tin Can Decorating Club. Musically, Stoudty proved herself very talented. She played the oboe and glockenspiel in Sr. Band and made County Chorus in her Senior year. Carol plans a career as a physical therapist. German Club 1,3; Chorus 3,4; County Chorus 4; Band 1,2, . Journalism Club 2; Tracer Staff 4; Hockey 1,2; Basketball Mgr. 2,3, 4; Student Council 3,4. 34 DEBORAH E. TAYLOR Academic Debs will long be remembered for her love of horses and boys. Despite her participation in many activities, she never seemed to run out of pep and she contributed much to the success of all the class projects. Enthused over anything pertaining to art, Debbie ' s ambitions lie in the business field. Chorus 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Softball Mgr. 1; German Club 1; Photog- raphy Club 2,3; Tracer Staff 4; Special Art 4; Honor Society 4. JOEL H. TREXLER Industrial Arts Trixie, one of the quieter members of the class, was usually smiling and happy. We will never forget his beautiful (?) two-tone Ford, which he managed to put into a nearly a vertical position after the Senior Class Play. We hope that in the future he has better luck hunting; and that his dream of owning a wood and metal shop comes true. Photography Club 1,4; Stage Crew 3; Library Club 2. JAMES R. ULRICH General Academic When Coach put Jim in the basketball game, the team started hopping. One of the taller members of our class, Jim possessed a deadly outside jump shot. Besides being a welcomed addition to the bas- ketball team, Jim also enjoyed music in both the chorus and the glee club. Jim ' s future plans are to see the world, courtesy of the Marines. Soccer 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2,4; Varsity Club 2,3; Chess Club 3; Chorus 1,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. 3=1 EDWIN WEISMAN Vocational Agriculture Eddie could always be found reading or sleeping, usually in class. A member of the F.F.A. for four years, he was ready for an answer or an occasional argument about farming techniques. A friend to all, we are sure Eddie will succeed as either a volunteer worker or a farmer. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DONALD ZENTNER Industrial Arts Slim, as his nickname implied, was slightly on the heavy side. Usually near the end in a foot race, Slim made a good soccer fullback or football lineman. A loyal friend, Slim was rather quiet and shy. His future remains undecided. Chorus 1; Collector ' s Club 1; Stage Crew 3. ■ ¥ W r ' I BHl m 1 DONNA D. ZIEGLER Commercial Vim and vigor make up Donna. Though last alphabetically, she ' s on top when it comes to a good sense of humor. Gym classes, to which she contributed spirit, keen competition, and undying energy, wouldn ' t be the same without her. Class Secretary since 9th grade, Donna keeps her minutes straight. This should set her up for a full-time job as a secretary. Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Journalism 1; Business Club 2; Judo 3; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Tracer -- Business Mgr. 4. . I m ' 1 JLjt ■§ ■■■■■BSSS HB 1 I i ' MIS T It 1 1 ' • |_ . fc 1. 1 1 1 1 f .__. V- BL 1 J MOST POPULAR G. Derr W. Gehringer MOST DEPENDABLE E. Fegely R. Kutz BEST DANCERS S. Acker P. Fritsch SHYEST J. Geiger P. Fischer BEST ALL AROUND J. Keller N. Hamsher WHO ' S FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC D. Ziegler P. Hilbert R. Heffner W. Gehringer BEST DRESSED L. Muehlhauser N. Hamsher MOST COMICAL B. Roth P. Nichols MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED L. Muehlhauser A. Sawyer WHO IN ' 63 CUTEST C. Miller W. Dellicker TALLEST AND SHORTEST G. Sallada B. Gehringer CLASS FLIRTS S. Acker R. Heffner 39 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of 1963, do hereby bequeath the following to our successors: Susie Acker ' s bloomers to Bonnie Geist. Bonnie Behm ' s gab sessions to Mary Ann Lantz. Fred Bisbort ' s headlock to Bruce Wagaman. Bonnie Newman ' s nerves to Carol Mack. Lorraine Moyer ' s life adjustment notes to Randy Hollowbush. Janet Hoffman ' s change to Miss Loy. Cassie Miller ' s big, stinky gym suit to Sue Lessig. Judy Keller ' s hacking to Bertie Fenstermacher . Pat Hilbert ' s athletic ability to Jeanie Goll. Elaine Fegely ' s friendly smile to Susie Heiter. Red Dellicker ' s musical talents to Keith Boyer. Chris Smith ' s kilt to Lois Benfield. Debbie Taylor ' s knee socks to Chris Patterson. Barbara Roth ' s eleven nicknames to anonymous. Alan Sawyer ' s athletic ability to Pro Lantz. Carol Stout ' s Siegfried marks to Geraldine Bieber. Darlene Snavely ' s darkroom key to Linda Angstadt. Linda Muehlhauser ' s fabulous foul shooting to Barbara Gerlach. Peter Fritsch ' s Trig enthusiasm to Robert Van Syckle. Phil Nichol ' s brillo hair to Jason Adams. Kieth Brintzenhoff ' s ditto marks to Keith Boyer. Royal Cole ' s golden toe to Jimmy Mabry. Jim Dunn ' s pegged pants to Jimmy Lesher. John Gouldner ' s physique to Mike Stauffer. Dennis Shoemaker ' s little black book to Larry Kern. Sheldon Heist ' s Hanukah Bush to Tommy Fenstermacher. Neil Hamsher ' s ability to parallel bars to Skip Schauer. Jean Geiger ' s shyness to Larry Kunkel. Katie Moyer ' s drivers license to Judy Bare. Ray Kutz ' s gym suit to Danny Dellicker. Jim Ulrich ' s Indian love call to Feryl Scheidt. Barry Epting ' s office machine to Lynn Fisher. Elaine Steltz ' s long hair to Connie Ziegler. Diane Blankenbiller ' s giggle to Barbara Miller. Lillie Solt ' s blonde hair to Diane Blose. Donna Ziegler ' s friendliness to Patricia Merkel. Linda Hinkle ' s scrambled shorthand notes to Karen Webb. Barbara Leibold freckles to Judy Luckenbill. Geraldine Gambler ' s math notes to Doreen Reichert Brenda Boyer ' s rinse bottle to Alicia Unger. Sandy Keiper ' s teasing comb to Janet Sanders. Teenie Derr ' s F.H.A. Banquets to Peggy Fisher. Pat Moser ' s short hair to Phyllis Shade. Louise Reinert ' s bug pins to Miss Zimmerman. Butch Christman ' s car to Gary Geiger. Paul Christman ' s header pipes to Donald Rohrbach. 40 7 CLASS OF 1963 Paul Fischer ' s wrecked crank shaft to Steve Nichols. Donald Zentner ' s Chevy to Bobby Oswald. Binky Keim ' s high honors to Barry Whitman. Ralph Ruppert ' s F.F.A. reporter ' s station to . . . Bob Heffner ' s complexion to Mr. Millard. Eddie Weisman ' s lunch to George Zuber. Lee Hess ' s hot Pontiac to Charles Brensinger. Billy Gehringer ' s fouling to Jimmy Mabry. Billy Brensinger ' s Peter Gunn hat to Terry Souders . Gloria Sallada ' s heighth to Mary Scheirer. Joel Trexler ' s hunting experience to George Kressley. Senior Class wills Alcatraz to Mr. Nash. Senior Class Boys ' copy of Bobby ' s Girl to Mr. Millard. Senior Class one Do Not Touch Sign to the Administration. WHO . . . ? split their pants at the class picnic almost drowned at that same picnic left the County Flag fall in a barroom door got stuck in the sand above their knees and couldn ' t get out draws pictures of nudes told all those jokes in Trig class likes stinky cheese got her head caught in her gym locker forgot that much needed pipe at the Senior Class Play became addicted to Pertussin was unlucky on Friday, April 13, 1962 said, There are other pebbles on the beach said, There are other fishes in the sea shot his hunting dog walked around handcuffed at the Berks County Prison couldn ' t get home New Year ' s Eve was kicked by Mr . Merkel is the biggest faker on the basketball court cries when she laughs would rather dance than sing in the shower room owns a car that never starts falls asleep in Math class throws smoking parties in her Rec Room split his pants doing the push and kick fell asleep in the bath tub after a 30 mile hike 1 ' jht, Hate GHOST WANTED Hugo Bromley Dennis Shoemaker Jeffrey Hall James Dunn Gale Stormgay Susan Acker Ginger Stormgay Cassie Miller Troddy Judy Keller Hatcher Sheldon Heist Professor de Vallan Peter Fritsch Madame Zolga Darlene Snavely Granny Kate Linda Muehlhauser Nora Vane Lorraine Moyer Azalea Bonnie Behm Mr. Bradshaw Neil Hamsher Monster Ray Kutz, Jr. Director Mr. John Skinkus Asst. Directors Sandy Keiper, Alan Sawyer GOODNIGHT LADIES Helen Raleigh Barbara Roth Jane Raleigh Cassie Miller Sam Raleigh Keith Brintzenhoff Jug Brown Alan Sawyer Professor Stryjak Peter Fritsch Dean Eggleby Linda Muehlhauser Angie Rimine Elaine Fegely Larry Dobson Neil Hamsher Lulu Giffin Lillie Solt Judy West Geraldine Derr George West Fred Bisbort Betty London Lorraine Moyer Director Mr. Carmine Pennella Asst. Directors Judy Keller, Robert Heffner 43 OUR PROMS AND 44 CLASS T R I P 45 GRADUATION EXERCISES The Graduating Class of 1963 of Branch wine Heights Joint High School held its Commencement Service in the school auditorium on June 4, 1963. What with the cameras ' flashing, the teachers ' yelling, and our laughing and tripping about in our gowns, we, the graduating class, barely made the 8:00 P.M. processional. After staggering down the aisles we warmed up to the addresses of the Co-Salutatorians, Barbara Roth and Alan Sawyer, and the Valedictorian, Linda Muehlhauser, and fried through the Commencement speech of Miss Esther Willits. Much later, after these speechs were completed, Dr. Brown, perspiring visibly under the spotlights, awarded diplomas to the Seniors, some of whom expressed their disbelief of their graduating by forgetting to move their tassels from left to right. Following the Alma Mater and the Benediction, we recessed to the hand -blistering receiving line. 46 Wr lit H ■M LINDA MUEHLHAUSER MISS ESTHER WILLETS ALAN SAWYER BARBARA ROTH UNDERCLASSMEN Left to Right: T. Martin, Treas.; M. Lantz, V. Pres.; L. Reppert, Sec; J. Mabry, Pres. JUNIOR CLASS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: A. Unger, G. Bieber, S. Kiernan, R. Frederick, B. Blackburn, B. Schofer, A. Trexler, M. Lantz. SECOND ROW: D. Hertzog, L. Hilbert, J. Goll, B. Gerlach, P. Werst, T. Schuler, R. Turner, D. Del- licker, C. Patterson. THIRD ROW: D. Schuler, L. Moyer, M. Pounder, L. Benfield, F. Scheidt, T. Fenstermacher, K. Boyer, D. Reifinger. Absent: R. Mawer, K. Fegely, M. Staffer. A © © ' a j  I .Jf . -JpL .J? .  JO -5- lisJ:.y«|f Left to right, FIRST ROW: S. Sawyer, P. DeLong, L. Angsadt, S. Hieter, B. Rhoads, S. Wagner, J. Lesher. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, J. Luckenbill, B. Oswald, S. Schauer, D. Hellwig, S. Sechler, W. Gambler, C. Mack. THIRD ROW: G. Geiger, J. Adams, B. Reinert, D. Rohrbach, L. Miller, G. Miller, L. Wittman. FOURTH ROW: J. Mabry, B. Scheirer, L. Kunkel, T. Martin, R. VanSyckle, R. Schittler, D. Lantz, K. Kistler. Absent: R. Fenstennacher, K. Minnich. Left to right, FIRST ROW: S. Fenstermacher, C. Bortz, C. Schappell, B. Hilbert, J. Kline, M. Oswald, P. Kistler. SECOND ROW: M. Bower, P. Shade, D. Reichert, P. Dey, D. Reichert, P. Merkle, B. Wittman. THIRD ROW: D. Keiser, J. Bare, B. Haas, A. Kramer, P. Fisher, G. Kressley, N. Bales. Absent: T. Shaner, M. Parsons. Left to right, FIRST ROW: B. Geist, C. Ziegler, M. Snyder, R. Sunday, B. Moyer, L. Reppert, L. Fisher, S. Hertzog R. Seidel. SECOND ROW: S. Scheffler, D. Blose, S. Good, R. Hollowbush, S. Lessig, S. Oswald, B. Trollinger, M. Mabry. THIRD ROW: G. Zuber, B. Oswald, H. Ziegler, C. Sanders, M. Scheirer, S. Bellis, C. Weller, F. Wendling K. Webo. Absent: D. Kemp, S. Meek, S. Dreher, C. Brensinger, P. Breidigam, J. Sanders, L. Grim, C. Gift. Left to Right: R. Scheetz, Treas.; J. Moyer, Sec.; M. Madeira, V. Pres.; K. Fisher, Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: T. Haas, S. Derr, L. Rhode, L. Keller, D. Miller, C. Spangler, M. Fisher, D. Geiger. SECOND ROW: M. Fogelman, B. Wagaman, N. Kistler, R. Fisher, F. Norris, N. Nichols, J. Miller, P. Oswald, G. Muehlhauser. THIRD ROW: R. Reed, F. Grim, W. Kline, D. Brintzenhoff, E. Smith, G. Wagaman, W. Malewicz, L. Schleicher, M. Johnson, K. Fisher. 52 S 8 ' a iQ Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Miller, R. Scheetz, L. Hellwig, J. Readinger, G. Roth, J. Zentner, M. Pounder, S. Wendling. SECOND ROW: N. Heist, ' G. Houptley, R. Reinert. A. Krock, L. LaFaver, T. Williams, D. Keim, D. Arndt, C. Moyer. THIRD ROW: J. Hoppes, L. Geist, S. Nichlos, T. Faust, F. Ormai, R. Geist, A. Oswald, S. Rohrbach. FOURTH ROW: D. Greiss, R. Adam, F. Schock, P. Hoch, C. Warne, W. Trexler, D. Weidner, L. Lesher. Absent: J. Smith. ■I«A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Hausman, C. Tworkoski, G. Reinert, M. Madeira, G. Good, A. Romig, J. Heater, S. Eckert. SECOND ROW: D. Boyer, N. Weigle, L. Weller, W. Gouldner, P. Reichert, D. Fegley, B. Moyer, L. Solt, F. Weil, THIRD ROW: R. Boyer, J. Lesher, D. Weil, R. Reinert, D. Blose, B. Christman, M. Dejarnett, P. Ehrets, C. Behm. FOURTH ROW: B. Miller, T. Cole, L. Kern, D. Bennecoff, L. Hoch, G. DeLong, M. Schauer, D. Kunkel, S. Werst. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: B. Rentschler, L. Muth, R. Zwoyer, F. Readinger, A. Mengle, L. Geist, J. Rhoads, J. Oswald, C. Woomer. SECOND ROW: P. Gregory, D. Lorish, D. Schaeffer, M. Kuronyi, J. Moyer, D. Schadler, K. Kehm, D. Gangawere, A. Sterner. THIRD ROW: K. Geist, B. Moyer, W. Gehman, W. Herbert, R. Kemp, L. Pfeifly, L. Reinert, P. Oswald, A. Knerr. Absent: F. Collom, B. Hilbert, D. Johnson, C. Miller. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: 9-D --JoAnn Stauffer. 9-B Maynard Cressman. Jean Gerlach; 9-C -- John Isamoyer. Absent: 9-A FRESHMAN CLASS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: M. Fenstermacher, P. Cole, D. Breidigam, D. Dankel, K. Fegely, S. Algar, E. Bower. SECOND ROW: R. Adams, M. Bond, D. Derr, B. Fisher, G. Edinger, L. Eck, R. Eck. THIRD ROW: R. Acker, C. Bauer, G. Bisbort, J. Dreher, C. Benfield, L. Bogert, D. Bales. FOURTH ROW: G. Fahringer, B. Delp, R. Adams, E. Angstadt, L. Eckert, R. Derr, R. Conrad. Absent: B. Adam, L. Bartholomew, S. Collom, M. Cressman. M Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Hertzog, G. Hilbert, F. Fritch, R. Gery, E. High, C. Flanangan, C. Flanangan. SEC- OND ROW: G. Fogel, W. Hoffman, J. Gerlach, G. Harpel, R. Gerlach, C. Good, T. Guldin, D. Hilbert. THIRD ROW: J. Hilbert, K. Gehris, A. Frederick, R. Geiger, J. Hassler, H. Fricker, L. Frederick. FOURTH ROW: L. Geiger, D. Deturk, R. Hartline, D. Hilbert, K. Hertzog, R. Gracely, R. Hilbert, L. Hess. Absent: R. Gieroczynski. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Kocher, M. Karom, T. Moser J. Kocher, E. Hess, B. Kline, P. Roth, R. LaFaver. SECOND ROW: J. Jarrett, D. Moll, D. Houptely, K. Rohrbach, M. Oswald, T. Oswald, F. Roth, L. Reeder, P. Luckenbell. THIRD ROW: L. Patterson, G. Miller, C. Reinert, M. Krick, I. Kroninger, R. Martin, E. Keller, J. Muehlhauser. FOURTH ROW: D. Oswald,-J. Isamoyer, H. DeLong, R. Rumble, C. Kerchner, H. Fenstermacher, F. Kratzer, M. Rohrbach. Absent: M. Radcliffe. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Schadler, J. Weller, R. Wendling. D. Sanders, S. Trexler, D. Sterner, J. Shiffer. SECOND ROW: F. Smith, G. Williams, M. Weller, K. Scheirer, L. Spangler, M. Trumbauer, P. Sawyer. THIRD ROW: R. Ruppert, E. Schmoyer, L. Werley, B. Sanders, C. Stahler, J. Smith, L. Smith. FOURTH ROW: J. Stauffer, D. Trexler, B. Ziegler, L. Snyder, T Weller, R. Trexler, S. Webb. Absent: L. Ruppert, W. Shane, D. Unangst, E. Yergey. HOMEROOM PRESIDE NTS: 8 -C Sue Rohrbach, 8-B Michael Kline, 8 -A LeRoy Ash ton. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: L. Isamoyer, C. Hilbert, L. Houptley, D. Derr, L. Adams, R. Flicker, J. Dengler, L. Hartline, D. Bucks, D. Cressman. SECOND ROW: R. Gechter, G. Keeler, J. Eck, J. Steever, L. DeLong, R. Washburn, B. Eshleman, R. Keller, D. Boryz, A. Benjamin. THIRD ROW: L. Erb, J. Bowling, M. Groff, D. Gun- inther, J. Dry, L. Derr, N. Breidegam, L. Brensinger, J. Hertzog, D. Frederick. FOURTH ROW: B. Haas, L. Ashton, R. Fogelman, L. Blankenbiller, N. Gambler, D. Betz, L. Keiser, R. Amig, R. Brensinger, E. Edinger. Absent: D. Geist. fil i £ wy L£r£f ■ W ■ t b IBiu ft! Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Miller, D. Oswald, W. Kemp, P. Litschke, L. Kemp, M. Kline, SECOND ROW: G. Moyer, S. Kline, J. Levan, R. Miller, D. Ohlinger, R. Oswald, C. Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Printz, R. Leiby, G. Nictilos, L Moyer, C. Kiernan, J. Pascal. Absent: J. Minnick. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: H. Schappell, D. Weller, P. Wahl, S. Stauffer, F. Guldin, L. Sterner, T. Schaeffer, J. Smith, E. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Rohrbach, B. Reese, S. Rohrbach, E. Wittman, C. Schuler, C. Seibert, N. Ziegler, D. Weber, J. Rhode, B. Rice. THIRD ROW: S. Wolford, S. Reinert, M. Romig, E. Zettlemoyer, D. Schmoyer, C. Schofer, L. Scheffler, S. Reinhard, W. Benjamin. FOURTH ROW: K. Schappell, C. Rauenzahn, L. Wagner, R. Rhode, H. Watts, J. Ruhf, D. Schoedler, B. Remaley, E. Weller. Absent: R. Smith, C. Wagaman, D. Sterner. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: E. Moser, M. Hess, C. Conrath, M. Acker, G. George. SECOND ROW: I. Scheirer, R. Beiber, L. Moyer, R. Landis, H. Fritsch, T. Gregory. Absent: S. Hausman, R. Frey. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: 7-A Judith Edinger, 7 -C Kathy Lantz, 7-D Kathy Tworkoski, 7 -B Raymond Keim. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: B. Carbaugh, D. Barto, R. Bleiler, L. Dellicker, F. Cattilini, C. Conrath, S. Beller, G. Fisher. SECOND ROW: D. Eck, S. Ehrets, R. Benjamin, S. Egric, C. Drey, G. Bare, R. Druckenmiller, N. Acker, D. DeLong. THIRD ROW: N. Behm, G. Dejarnett, T. Fegley, R. Dry, S. Delong, J. Conrath, J. Fisher, K. Epting. FOURTH ROW: R. DeLong, S. Amig, T. Collom, J. Edinger, C. Fisher, M. Dankel, E. Dierolf, R. Brensinger. Absent: B. Barlet. SB Left to Right, FIRST ROW: S. Frederick, A. Flicker, J. Fritsch, D. Grim, W. Hellwig, B. Kern, J. Kline, K. Gehris. SECOND ROW: G. Kemp, A. Hilbert, D. Hoffman, P. Hess, L. Galbavy, M. Karom, H. Kemp, N. Krauss, G. Kis- tler. THIRD ROW: R. Haberle, J. Gangawere, K. Kramer, R. Keim, G. Impink, P. Geist, L. Grim, H. Fogel. FOURTH ROW: D. Herbert, D. Keller, A. Haas, C. Hinkle, S. Fisher. D. Gettis, L. Fox, C. Fry, J. Kelly. Absent: B. Hassler. O. P 4b m Left to Right, FIRST ROW: I. Reichert, C. Sallada, B. Rummel, H. Master, C. Noll, B. Moyer, R. Oswald, S. Oswald. SECOND ROW: C. Rhoade, C. Moyer, C. Moyer, D. Reichert, K. Lantz, D. Miller, R. Landis, D. Moyer, L. Oswald. THIRD ROW: T. Rohrbach, R. Miller, D. Strachan, R. Reinert, A. Readinger, C. Moyer, J. Reed, E. Long, D. Landis. FOURTH ROW: L. Moyer, L. Martin, T. Meitzler, M. Scheidt, K. Lantzy, B. Rhode, E. Sanders, C. E. Moyer, E. Ruhf. Absent: H. Kunkle. Il j-k — J . ' A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Favinger, B. Weller, N. Wetzel, D. Wolfskill, E. Siedel, C. Zwoyer, B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Schlegel, M. Wetzel, M. Smith, R. Snyder, T. Trumbauer, M. Wolford, D. Smith, B. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Stamm, M. Schuler, A. Schmoyer, B. Westenhoefer, R. Scheidt, J. Weidner, L. Wittman, N. Sterner. FOURTH ROW: D. Witwer, K. Tworkoski, D. Zuber, M. Zuber, J. Werst, L. Webb, J. Walbert, L. Schlegel. ACTIVITIES Left to Right: B. Roth, P. Fritsch, D. Ziegler, A. Sawyer, L. Muehlhauser, E. Fegely. N. Hamsher, C. Miller, L. Hinkle, B. Leibold. TRACER EDITORS TRACER STAFF Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G. Sallada, B. Behm, C, Stoudt, D. Taylor, S. Acker, L. Moyer. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, B. Roth, L. Hinkle, L. Muehlhauser, P. Fritsch, A. Sawyer, E. Fegely, J. Keller. THIRD ROW: N. Hamsher, R, Heffner, R, Cole, D. Shoemaker, S. Heist, F. Bisbort, W. Gehringer, W. Dellicker, K. Brintzenhoff. Left to Right: FIRST ROWSeated: C. Mack. J. Luckenbill, S. Sawyer, C. Patterson, B. Gerlach, S. Kiernan, SEC- OND ROW: President L. Muehlhauser, Vice President G. Miller, Secretary B. Roth, Treasurer S. Heiter, E. Fegely, D. Taylor, J. Keller, K. Brintzenhoff, A. Sawyer, FIRST ROW Standing: B. Haas, J. Baer, P. Kistler, P. Fisher, D. Blose, L. Reppert, S. Wagner, G, Muehlhauser, C. Haas, A. Unger, L. Keller, B. Miller, S. Sechler, BACK ROW: M. Pounder, F. Wendling, T. Fenstermacher, D. Lantz, M. Johnson, R. Reed, J. Miller, K. Fisher, and B. Waga- man. HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: FIRST ROW Seated: J. Keller, A. Trexler, C. Stoudt, S. Heiter, L. Schlegel, E. Dierolf, SECOND ROW: President N. Hamsher, Vice President L. Kunkel, Secretary D. Blose, Treasurer R. Fisher, A. Readinger, P. Reichert, P. Ehrets, S. Trexler, STANDING: S. Fisher, L. Hoch, R. Hilbert, G. Wagaman, S. Reinhart, R. Leiby, D. Betz, D. Lantz. ft Q n 0A J 63 SF SEATED Left to Right: Lillian Solt, Geraldine Gamier, Geraldine Derr, Peggy Fisher, Louise Reinert. STANDING, Advisor: Miss Mountz, Diane Blankenbiller, Barbara Moyer, Janet Hoffman. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SEATED, Left to Right: C. Brensinger, R. Hollowbush, Advisor: Mr. Dillon, Lee Hess, R. Seidel. FIRST ROW: R. Ruppert, C. Weller, E. Hess, E. Weismen, R. Sunday, M. Oswald. SECOND ROW: L. Bartholamew, H. DeLong, W. Hertzog, R. Hartline, R. Kemp, H. Fenstmacher, J. Isomoyer, W. Gehman. THIRD ROW: R. Zwoyer, M. Karem. SEATED, Left to Right: L. Hinkle. Advisor: Mr. Bubbenmoyer. S. Wendling. STANDING: L. Weller, B. Haas, F. Weil, J. Geiger, B. Boyer, K. Webb. SERVICE CLUB DEBATING TEAM Left to Right: B. Gerlach, D. Lantz, C. Mack, G. Muehlhauser, J. Miller, K. Fisher, J. Luckenbill, B. Roth, A. Sawyer, L. Muehlhauser. 65 SEATED, Left to Right: M. Dejarnett, L. Rhodes, N. Weigle, A. Romig, S. Nichols, D. Miller. STANDING: Mr. Sandman, D. Snavely, E. Smith, D. Weidner, D. Zentner, D. Hertzog, J. Trexler, P. Nichols, P. Oswald, F. Schoch, N. Nichols, S. Werst, J. Lesher, W. Gambler, J. Moyer, L. Angstadt. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB VARSITY CLUB Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Shoemaker, E. Fegely, R. Cole, W. Dellecker, W. Gehringer, J. Keller, N. Hamsher, P. Hilbert, R. Kutz, A. Sawyer. SECOND ROW:D. Lantz, J. Marbry, T. Fenstermacher, P. Delong, R. Fenster- macher, J. Luckenbill, C. Mack, K. Fegely, B. Gerlach. THIRD ROW: M. Stauffer, L. Kunkel, B. Scheirer, R. Geist, F. Wendling, M. Mabry, A. Trexler, B. Geist, J. Goll. FOURTH ROW: B. Wittman, G. Geiger, K. Kistler, W. Shane, R. Fisher, C. Warne, W. Trexler. FIFTH ROW: R. Trexler, D. Dellicker, M, Schauer, T. Faust, L. Kern. SITTING: Left to Right; M. Synder, P. Kistler, P. Breidigam, B. Schofer, J. Readinger, D. Geiger, C. Behm, P. Reichert, T. Hass, L. Keller. STANDING: Mr. Fabian, D. Blose, P. Fisher, L. Ben fie Id, D. Blose, N. Kistler. NEWSPAPER CLUB GLEE CLUB SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS K M Beginning Band -- D. Landis, K. Epting, C. Hinkle, E. Ruhf, E. High, G. Dejarnett, T. Meimie, E. Long, L. Webb, R. Snyder, K. Lantzy, M. Wolford, J. Walbert, B. Bartlet, S. Fisher, C. Noll, G. Fisher, J. Werst, R. Drunkenmiller, D, Herbert. JUNIOR AND BEGINNING BAND Junior Band Members -- D. Schoedler, J. Jarrett, L. Reeder, M. Kline, J. Hertzog, D. Printz, P. Cole, L. DeLong, R. Conrad, L. Patterson, D. Ohlinger, B. Remaly, C. Schofer, S. Rohrbach, K. Schappell, F. Ormai, D. Sanders, E. Angstadt, S. Werst, E. Keller, B. Moyer, D. Schmoyer, J. Rhoads, R. Reed, D. Weber, M. Oswald, M. Johnson, G. Roth, T. Cole, G. Edinger, E. Edinger, P. Roth, D. Moll, L. Adams, R. Brensinger, S. Wolford, N. Zeigler, J. Werst, R. Flicker, R. Leiby, M. Bond, C. Seibert, D. Geist, R. Ruppert, R, Hilbert, L. Isamoyer, H. Schappell, K. Rohrbach, T. Weller, E. Smith, L. Helling, G. Harpel, C. Moyer. 69 ■ - • V A? SENIOR M jirt NsSiiidRSA; ' . HBriifci BAND DANCE BAND CiaiTT ft Left to Right; R. Fenstermacher, B. Schofer, S. Sechler, N. Hamsher, E. Fegely, R. Adams, R. Cole, D. Ziegler, J. Dunn, S. Heiter, E. Smith, G. Miller, S. Wagner, D. Lantz, D. Blose, J. Gouldner, D. Reifinger, R. Van Syckle, T. Fenstermacher, J. Mabry. STUDENT DIRECTOR Carol Stoudt CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS Left to Right: S. Wagner J. Luckenbill G. Miller D. Blose L. Reeder B. Miller B. Fisher S. Meek A. Frederick D. Schmoyer D. Schoedler C. Schofi i P. Luckenbill N. Breidegam C. Miller 72 SPORTS SCHEDULE B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS 2 Daniel Boone 1 6 1 Oley Mount Penn 2 1 Exeter 1 3 2 Oley Exeter 1 1 Daniel Boone Mount Penn Seniors: Judith Keller, Linda Muehlhauser, Patricia Hilbert, Elaine Fegely. HOCKEY TEAM Left to Right: FIRST ROW: S. Algar, G. Miller, S. Wagner, R. Fenstermacher, B. Geist, A. Trexler, J. Muehlhauser, K. Fegeley, SECOND ROW: S. Trexler, A. Frederick, D. Geiger, E. Fegeley, L. Keller. G. Muehlhauser, J. Keller, K. Fegely, P. Hilbert, E. Keller, J. Gerlach, THIRD ROW: M. Mabry, S. Webb, N. Nichols, S. Heiter, D. Miller, S. Sechler, Coach — Mrs. Erb, L. Muehlhauser, C. Mack, J. Luckenbill, B. Gerlach, J. Goll, J. Stauffer, P. Delong. 74 SCHEDULE B.H.H.S. OPPONENTS Conrad Weiser Schuylkill Valley Kutztown Fleetwood Oley Reading Hamburg Mount Penn Twin Valley Tulpehocken Seniors: F. Bisbort, J. Ulrich, R. Cole, W. Dellicker. Absent: W. Gehringer. SOCCER TEAM Left to Right: FIRST ROW: M. Bond -- Manager, G. Harpel, G. Roth, D. Dellicker, L. Fisher, B. Whitman, M. Stauffer, G. Bisbort, J. Smith, T. Fenstermacher -- Manager. SECOND ROW: R. Hilbert, J. Hassler, R. Fisher, L. Kern. THIRD ROW: A. Sawyer -- Manager, R. Cole, T. Guldin, R. Gerlach, G. Miller, T. Cole, R. Trexler, R. Geist, W. Dellicker, L. Kunkel, F. Bisbort. FOURTH ROW: W. Malwecz, B. Scheirer, W. Shane, J. Ulrich, J. Mabry, L. Hoch, A. Hamm, G. Wagaman, R. Kutz -- Manager. Absent -- W. Gehringer. 75 SCHEDULE B.H.H S. OPPONENTS 51 Wilson 43 24 Wyomissing 60 35 Gov. Mifflin 58 48 Conrad Weiser 63 48 Hamburg 52 37 Schuylkill Valley 39 53 Fleetwood 64 47 Exeter 65 58 Daniel Boone 49 56 Alumni 42 50 Oley 55 46 Mount Penn 47 43 Twin Valley 53 63 Northwestern 56 46 Kutztown 68 56 Fleetwood 53 40 Exeter 43 57 Daniel Boone 61 52 Oley 48 53 Mount Penn 46 63 Twin Valley 51 40 Kutztown 71 Seniors: W. Gehringer, R. Keim, J. Ulrich, N. Hamsher. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: B. Schauer, J. Mabry, L. Kunkel, R. Keim, W. Gehringer, J. Ulrich. B. Scheirer, N. Hamsher, G. Miller, R. Geist, MANAGERS: A. Sawyer, R. Kutz. Left to Right: C. Mack, D. Geiger, S. Trexler, B. Schoffer, J. Muehlhauser, G. Miller. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: B. Gerlach, D. Miller, J. Goll, S. Heiter, E. Fegely, G. Muehlhauser, S. Acker, B. Geist. ,-,--s3 A K A  77 SCHEDULE B.H.H S. OPPONENTS 18 Alumni 13 45 Northwestern 34 41 Daniel Boone 27 27 Oley 13 35 Exeter 13 37 Mt. Penn 16 44 Daniel Boone 12 41 Oley 17 35 Mt. Penn 9 31 Exeter 22 Seniors: L. Muehlhauser, B. Roth, P. Hilbert, J. Keller. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Left to Right: FIRST ROW: R. Fenstermacher, C. Hane, G. Muehlhauser, L. Geist, J. Readinger, L. Keller, D. Geiger. SECOND ROW: S. Sechler, K. Fegely, J. Keller, P. Hilbert, B. Roth, M. Fisher, C. Spangler, N. Nichols. THIRD ROW: S. Heiter, B. Gerlach, J. Goll, J. Luckenbill, Coach, Mrs. Erb, L. Muehlhauser, C. Mack, D. Weil, N. Kistler, C. Stoudt. 78 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Smith, K. Fisher, R. Fisher, J. Miller, SECOND ROW: D. Geist -- Mgr. I. Kroninger, L. Hess, M. Romig -- Mgr. R. Trexler, G. Wagaman, R. Fogelman -- Mgr. THIRD ROW: S. Fisher -- Mgr. T. Faust, R. Hilbert, W. Shane, P. Hoch, R. Rumble, W. Trexler, L. Kern, N. Gambler -- Mgr. J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: S. Trexler, S. Algar, K. Fegely. SECOND ROW: G. Miller, J. Muehlhauser, P. Luc ken - bill, L. Patterson, J. Gerlach. THIRD ROW: D. Moll, K. Geist, E. Keller, J. Stauffer, L. Geiger, S. Webb, M. Fogelman, B. Fisher. 79 SCHEDULE .H.S. Opponents 3 Fleetwood 15 3 Kutztown 4 6 Muhlenberg 8 4 Schuylkill 2 Valley 2 Hamburg 1 1 6 Fleetwood 5 1 Kutztown 8 10 Muhlenberg 4 - 1 4 Schuylkill 15 a Valley Jfc 2 Hamburg 8 fll ; v ma - Left to Right; N. Hamsher, W. Gehringer, R. Heffner. BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right; M. Radcliffe, R. Trexler, M. Krick, K. Fisher, I. Kroninger, R. Heffner. SECOND ROW; M. Bond, J. Hassler, M. Schauer, R. Geist, W. Shane, L. Miller, F. Wendling, D. Derr, L. Smith, THIRD ROW; R. Kutz, F. Schoch, ]. Mabry, K. Kistler, N. Hamsher, L. Snyder, W. Gehringer, B. Scheirer, R. Adams, W. Trexler, A. Sawyer. 1 I SCHEDULE H.H.S. Opponents 4 Mt. Penn 13 3 Wilson 20 8 Exeter 10 16 Oley 14 28 Mt. Penn 3 16 Oley 13 21 Twin Valley 12 Left to Right; J. Keller, P. Hilbert, E. Fegely. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right; L. Patterson, J. Gerlach, K. Fegely, R. Fenstermacher, B. Geist, P. Luckenbill, S. Trexler, SECOND ROW: E. Fegely, J. Keller, G. Miller, J. Goll, J. Muhelhauser, P. Hilbert, K. Fegely, L. Grim, THIRD ROW: P. Delong, C. Mack, E. Keller, C. Patterson, Coach Erb, B. Gerlach, N. Nichols, S. Webb, M. Fogelman. 82 i.H.H.S. OPP. H 45 Hamburg 16 H 45 Sch. Valley 9 A 45 Hamburg 7 H 43 Wilson 9 A 32 Muhlenburg 24 A 48 Wilson 5 A 49 Sch. Valley 8 A 19 Gov. Mifflin 24 H 23 Gov. Mifflin 30 H 43 Muhlenburg 9 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: R. Cole, P. Fischer. SEC- OND ROW: P. Nichols. J. Gouldner, F. Bisbort. WRESTLING TEAM Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G. Roth, R. Gary, K. Rohrbach. SECOND ROW: M. Bond, P. Nichols, D. Brintzenhoff, R. Martin, A. Kroch. THIRD ROW: M. Stauffer, B. Wittman, R. Gerlach, G. Bisbort, P. Fischer, P. Roth. FOURTH ROW: R. Sunday, B. Wagaman, R. Cole, ]. Gouldner, F. Schocb F. Bisbort, Coach Pennella. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Carl Acker Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Acker George Acker Mr. Mrs. Paul Acker Mr. Mrs. Daniel Adams Mr. Mrs. Harold L. Adams Mrs. Paulene Adam Richard Adam Mr. Mrs. Robert Adams Mrs. Verna M. Alexander Mr. Mrs. Einar Anderson Cheri Andrews Mr. Mrs. Dallas Angstadt Ernie Angstadt Mr. Mrs. Harold L. Angstadt Sandy Mr. Mrs. Lewis B. Angstadt Mr. Lloyd Angstadt Mr. Mrs. Nevin L. Angstadt Nevin Win, Angstadt Mr. Mrs. Ray J. Angstadt Mr. Vernon Angstadt Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres Mr. Mrs. George H. Babilon Mr. Mrs. Robert Badman Bruce Bartlet Miss Fern Bauman Mr. Mrs. Harold Bauman Mr. Carl Bales Mr. Mrs. Victor Behm Family Mr. Mrs. Cleon Behringer Mrs. Carrie Beiber Miss Eleanore Beiber Mrs. Mary E. Belser Mr. Mrs. Carl Bennecoff Family Mr. Mrs. William Bennecoff Miss Elaine Bieber Miss Geraldine Bieber Mrs. Lizzie Biedler Arlene Biltcliff Mrs. Lou Bitting Roy Bitting and Family Bebe Blackburn Mr. Mrs. Harold Blackburn Mr. Mrs. George Bollinger Mr. Mrs, James Bollinger Anna Boltd Eileen Bond Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bond Mr. Mrs. Paul Bond Miss Robin Lynn Bond William Bond David Border Mr. Mrs. R. Burton Bordner Family Mr. Mrs. Alan Borrell Mr. Mrs. Alvin Bortz Carol, Diane, Doris, Edna Bortz Mr. Mrs. Paul D. Botz Son Brenda Boyer Mr. Mrs. Clarence Boyer Mr. Mrs. Luther Boyer Mr. Mrs. Ralph Boyer Mr. Mrs. William Boyer Mr. Mrs. Charles Breidegam Nancy Breidegam Mr. Mrs. Earl Breidigan Dennis Par Mr. Charles Brensinger Mrs. N. A. Brensinger Mr. Mrs. Peter W. Brensinger Mrs. Viola E. Brensinger Mr. Mrs. Willard Brensinger Family Mr. Mrs. Willard Brey David Brintzenhoff Keith Brintzenhoff Robert Brintzenhoff Mr. Mrs. Warren Brintzenhoff Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Brown Mr. Mrs. Paul Brown Mr. Mrs. Roy Brown Family Mr. Mrs. Lynn Cambell Tim The Chef-Luthern Home Mr. Mrs. Cliff Craig Randy Craig Mrs. Anna Christman Family Miss Evelyn Christman Mr. Mrs. Henry Christman Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Christman Mr. Mrs. Milton Christman Mr. Paul Christman Mr. Mrs. Stuart Cox Mr. Mrs. Charles Cronrath Mr. Mrs. Edward B. Cronrath Mr. Mrs. Ray Cronrath Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Cronrath Mr. Mrs. Abner Croll Mr. Mrs. James Culver Mr. Mrs. Wilson Danner Dr. Mrs. Robert Davies Mr. Mrs. Willard Dellicker Family Willard Dellicker Mr. Mrs. Carl DeLong Mr. Mrs. Elliott DeLong Mr. Mrs. Elwood DeLong Mr. Mrs. James DeLong Mr. Mrs. Luther DeLong Mr. Mrs. Paul DeLong Paulette DeLong Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Delp Kim Mechele Demaree Mr. Mrs. Carl Derk Mr. Mrs. Bernard C. Derr Miss Bonnie Louise Derr Mr. Mrs. Charles Derr Mr. Mrs. Richard R. Derr Mr. Mrs. Carl Deturk Family Mr. Mrs. Theo. DeWalt Mr. Mrs. Jack Dibler Family Mary Diehl Mr. Mrs. Pius Dillion Rev. Mrs. Ralph T. Eberle Anita Eckert Mr. Mrs. John Eckert Mary Alice Eckert Mr. Mrs. Howard Edinger Kenny Eisenhart Mrs. Luther Epting Mr. Mrs. Norman Epting Mr. Mrs. Lee W. Erb Mrs. Mary Eriksen Bruce Eshleman Thomas R. Fabian 8H Tina Faust Terry Faust Mr. Mrs. Charles Fegley, Sr. Mr. Heister Fegley Mr.. Mrs. Henry Fegely Mr. Mrs. James Fegely Kendra Karen, Kenise, and Kathy Fegely Mr. Mrs. Russell Fegely Mr. Mrs. William H. Fegely Mr. Mrs. Harold Fenstermacher Family Mr. Mrs. James Fenstermacher Mr. Mrs. K. B. Fenstermacher Roberta Fenstermacher Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ferry, Jr. Mary Ferry Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fischer Paul Fischer Mr. Mrs. Carl Fisher Peggy Fisher Mr. Mrs. Robert Carlton Fisher Sons Mr. Mrs. Joseph Forrest Sally Betsy Forrest Mr. Mrs. Lowell Frederick Mr. Mrs. Robert A.. Frey Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Frey Mr. Allen Fritch Mr. Mrs. Carl Fritch Mr. Mrs. Edward Fritch Family Freddie Fritch James Fritch Lorene Fritch Mr. Mrs. Mahlon Fritch Mr. Mrs. John P. Fritsch Mr. Mrs. Victor Fritsch Mr. Mrs. Earl Fox Family Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Fox Family Russell Fry Tamara Fry Mr. Mis. LeRoy Gable Mr. Mrs. Amandus Gabler Geraldine Gamier Mr. Mrs. Earl Gambler Mr. Mrs. Karl Gambler Mr. Mrs. Russell Gamier Son Wilhelmina Gambler Mr. Mrs. Leroy Garner John Gauker Robert Gaumer Mr. Mrs. Carl H. Gebhardt Mr. Mrs. Charles Gehringer Mr. Mrs. Herbert Gehringer Leon Gehringer Florence Trexler William Gehringer Mr. Mrs. Carl Gigler Jean Geiger Linda Geiger Pam Geiger Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Geiger Family Mr. Mrs. Spencer Geiger Mr. Mrs. Elwood Geist Gail Geist Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. Geist Mr. Mrs. Homer Geist Irene Geist Linda Geist Mr, Mrs. Robert Geist Mrs. Inia Gerth Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Gery Son Mr. Mrs. Warren F. Gift Mr. Mrs. Fred Grampp Dr. Mrs. Heber T. Graver Mr. Mrs. Leon Greiss Mr. Mrs. Warren L. Greiss Mr. Mrs. Charles Grim Mr. Mrs. Russell Grim Family Mr. Mrs. William Grim Mr. Mrs. John Grossman Family Mr. Mrs. Roy Gouldner Family Mrs. Lawson Guildin Mr. Mrs. Clarence Guinther Ralph Haned Erick Crosby Mr. Mrs. Francis Hanosek Mr. Mrs. Ray Harmony Mr. Mrs. John Hartline, Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. John Hartline, Sr. Family Mr. Mrs. Kermit HartHne, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ernest Hass Daughter Mr. Mrs. Irwin Haas Mr. Mrs. Ronald Hass Daughter Mr. Mrs. Stanley Haas Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Haas Mr. Mrs. Harold Heffner Daughter Mr. Mrs. Jeremiah C. Heffner Mr. Mrs. Jeremiah K. Heffner Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Heffner Mr. Mrs. Paul Heffner Family Mr. Mrs. Ronald Heffner Sheryl Ann Heffner Bertha M. Heim Mr. Mrs. J. Adam Heiter Family Marsha Scott Heiter Mr. Mrs. Raymond Hieter Mr. Mrs. Raymond Heiser Mr. Mrs. Leon A. Heist Norton Heist Sheldon Heist Shirley Heiter Mr. Mrs. John Hellwig Mr. Alfred H. Henry Mr. Mrs. Homer Henry Gary Mark Henshaw Rev. Mrs. Charles Herman Sherry Herman Mr. Mrs. Walter Herman Gary Christine Hertzog Mr. Mrs. Ernest Hertzog Keith Kevin Hertzog Mr. Mrs. William D. Hertzog, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Abraham Hess Mr. Mrs. David Hess Family Mr. Mrs, John Hess Kathleen Hess Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Hess Family Mr. Mrs. Elwood Heydt Daniel Karen Heydt Mr. Mrs. William Heydt Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Hilbert Mr. Mrs. Leroy Hilbert, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lester G. Hilbert Mr. Mrs. Russell Hilbert 89 Mr. Mrs. Walter Hilbert Mr. Mrs. Dennis Himmelberger Mrs. Mary Hobert Mr. Mrs. Allen Hobert Mr. Mrs. Neil Hohl Family Mr. Mrs. Howard Huffington, Jr. Miss Janet Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Ralph Hoffman Family William Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Dallas Hoffmaster Miss Susan Kay Hoffmaster Nancy Hoppes Mr. Mrs. Irvin Holloway Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Hollowbush Miss Albertina ' Hottenstein Mrs. Mildred B. Houck Mr. Mrs. Earl R. Impink Craig Mr. Ruby Ittel Mr. Mrs. Edgar Johnson Mr. Mrs. Ray F. Kaiser The Keiper Family Mr. Mrs. Frank Kegel Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Keim Mr. Mrs. Douglas Keiser Mr. Mrs. Harold Keiser Mr. Mrs. Percy Keiser Mr. Mrs. Alfred Keller Family Mr. Mrs. Carol Keller Elaine Keller Mr. Mrs. Harry Keller Ricky Keller Mr. Barry Kemp Mr. Mrs. Lee Kemp Daughter Wanda Lee Kemp Mr. Mrs. Webster Kemp Betty D. Kerchner Mr. Mrs. Lewis Kerchner Barry Kern Mr. Mrs. Donald Kern Mr. Mrs. Clarence Kiernan Mrs. Harney Kirkner Mr. Mrs. George Kistler Family Rev. Mrs. Arthur Kleintop. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Hosea Kline Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Kline Mrs. Edna Kocher Mr. Larry D. Kocher Mr. Mrs. Paul Kocher Louise Jack Koehler Beatrice Kuhns Mr. Mrs. Elmer Kramei Francis Kratzer Mr. Mrs. Franklin Kratzer Jerry Kratzer Mr. Mrs. Claude Kressley Mr. Mrs. Jesse Kroninger Family Mr. Mrs. Arthur Kruse Mr. Carlson R. K utz Mr. Mrs. ! orge .. I utz Mr. Ralson Kutz Mr. I ' .i : . ■ -, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ray M. Kutz, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Landis Mr. Mrs. Howard ! M l« Nam y i Paul Landis Mr. Mrs. Carson Lantz Mr. David Lantz Mr. Dennis Lantz Mr. Mrs. Herbert Lantz Mr. Mrs. Warren Lantz Miss Barbara L. Leibold Mr. Mrs. George Leibold Mr. Mrs. Robert Leibold Mr. Mrs. Robert Leiby Mrs. Katherine Lengel James Lesher Sue Lessig Mr. Mrs. Wayne Levan Family Mr. Mrs. Anthony Lieb Mr. Mrs. Arlan Long Family Mr. Barry Long Miss Eloise Long Wilmer J. Long Mr. Mrs. John C. Loose Mr. Mrs. Fred Lorah Family Rev. Mrs. Robert Loucks Miss Erma M. Loy Mr. Frank Luecke Mr. Mrs. James Luckenbill Family Mr. Mrs. David Mabry Family- Miss Mary Mabry Sarah Mae Mack Miss Marilyn Maderia Mr. Mrs. Walter Malewicz Mr. Mrs. Stephen Marko Mr. Mrs. T. R. Martin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Mauger Son Mr. Mrs. Dan Meek Mr. Mrs. Clarence Meek Family Mr. Earl Meek Mr. Mrs. Franklin Meek Boys Mr. Mrs. Nevin Meek Family Mr. Mrs. Willard Meek Mr. Mrs. Albert Merkle Pat Merkel Mr. Mrs. Ralph S. Merkle Mr. Mrs. Paul Mertz Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Mertz Sons Mr. Mrs. Russell Metz Melinda Millard Roberta Millard Mr. Mrs. Arthur B. Miller Barbara Miller Betty Miller Charlotte Miller Dr. Mrs. Darwin Miller Family Mr. Donal Miller Mrs. Ethel Miller Mr. Mrs. H. Edwin Miller Janet Miller Mr. Mrs. Joseph Miller Joyce Richard Miller Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Miller Mr. Mrs. Oliver Miller Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. Mrs. Wayne Miller Dawne Mr. William R. Miller Mr. Mrs. Ambrose Moll Mr. Mrs. Arthur Moll 90 Mr. Mrs. Carl Moll Mr. Mrs. John Moll Miss Nancy Moll Mr. Mrs. Owen Moll Sharon Moll Mr. Mrs. Wayne Moll Family Pat Moser Miss Janice Mountz Mr. Mrs. Ambrose A. Moyer Barbara Moyer Barbara J. Moyer Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Moyer Mr. Daniel Moyer Diane Moyer Mr. Mrs. Earl H. Moyer Evelyn Sack Moyer Joan Moyer Mr. Mrs. John Moyer Katie Ellen Moyer Mr. Mrs. Paul Moyer Sons Michele Moyer Mona Moyer Rebecca Moyer Mr. Mrs. Robert K. Moyer Family Dr. Mrs. William Muelhauser Mrs. Wallace Murray Mr. Robert R. Nagle Mr. Mrs. Henry Neusch Mr. Mrs. Charles Noll Mr. Mrs. Walter Noll Felix Ormai Mr. Mrs. Herbert Oswald Daughters Mary Oswald Mr. Mrs. Richard Oswald Mr. Mrs. Robert Patterson Family Paul Eugene Miss Evelyn Paulsen Miss Lesa Pennella Mr. Paul Pfleger Mr. Mrs. Donald Phillips Family Mr. Mrs. Edward Phillips Mr. Mrs. Neil Printz Family Hal Pyatt Cathy Radcliff Corey Radcliff Nora E. Rader Richard A. Ramaley Mr. Mrs. Richard Readinger Mr. Mrs. Leon Reeder Mr. Mrs. Harvey Reedy Mr. Mrs. Earl H. Reichert Mr. Mrs. Pierce Reichert Family Mrs. Maude Reifinger Adella Reinert Mr. Mrs. Charles Reinert Son Mr. Mrs. David Reinert Family Howard Reinert Louise Reinert Nina Reinert Shirley Reinert Mr. Mrs. Wayne Reinert Family Beulha Reppert Mr. Mrs. Harley Reppert Miss Rose Marie Reppert Mr. Mrs. Earl Rhoads Family Mr. Mrs. John Rhoads Kathy Rhoads Kaye Rhoads Mr. Mrs. Kermit Rhoads Mr. Mrs. Lewis Rhode Mr. Mrs. Russel J. Rhode Mr. Mrs. Edgar Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Ernest Rohrbach Franklin P. Rohrbach Jonathan Rohrbach Kerry Rohrbach Marcia Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Paul Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Rohrbach Ray Rohrbach Stephan Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Victor Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Willis Rohrbach Mr. Mrs. Robert Rumble Mr. Mrs. Elton E. Ruppert Sons Mr. Mrs. Barnard Sacks Deane Kay Sanders Mr. Mrs. Ernest Sanders Mr. Mrs. Russel Sanders Daughters Mr. Mrs. Donald Sandman Sandy John Mr. Mrs. John R. Sawyer Starr Sawyer Mr. Mrs. D illas Schaeffer Family Mr. Mrs. Daniel Schaeffer Gerald Schaeffer Terry Schaeffer Mr. Mrs. James Schauer Mr. Mrs. Howard Schauer Ronnie Scheetz Mr. Mrs. William Scheetz Son Mr. Mrs. Grey Scheidt Family Marlene Scheidt Mr. Mrs. Robert Scheidt Family Mr. Mrs. Clayton Scheirer Mr. Mrs. Paul Schittler Family Leonard Schleicher Mr. Mrs. Paul Schleicher Mr. Mrs. Carl Schlegel Mr. Mrs. Martin Schlegel Mr. Mrs. James R. Schmehl Henry J. Schnabel Rev. 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