Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1966 volume:

9 Q U s a 3 5 i 5 S 5 45 ? I 3 1 3 E 3 o i : J LX if x 1 L 1 n I Q ix .. :L ,. , 1. 'ln 1 5 7 sq L X . 'L I I r r I . . , I J Central Bucks, with its involvement in the ever- expanding task of equipping its students with valuable knowledge and skills, serves as a guide for each student as he searches for purpose and direction in life. During his years at Central Bucks, each student pinpoints answers to his many questions and focuses his mind on the future. CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL DOYLESTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA rr' 1 Q WWW -i . . ,I .X , CP . , sf I 14,13 .J ,yu , ,-4 'r lg -9-a. ' X A A Nr .-,. ., 3 4 Q i .ff ' in kv bf lr' T ' . A ami? k Ni. ' .... fQ.,M.,,.., ,,. il4Q.,r,T.ke Z When to the sessions of M sweet silent thought . . .. Bxyivk vw .saw 2 -I -At' 4 , . -,Z .. fxhfvfsf wr--3 . . K . , y,.WH,?.fy.,,,5,x,-4p- - . v ,, mt Q- 4 ff 'xaardfswiwae -' :fi J ft ,A ,Lg 4: H '-' tum- 'R ' . 4-we Introdue -'-sfs' Ve , .ffl .nh. 5 thsh 2 11 . Untieifgggleli- . . . 581 Index ggi, 44 s 164 ' g: 5 ,, Central' Bucks Focuses Our Thoughts ifTh e Importance Of . . sn.:-. --W ME3isge!J s I ml Q Faulty pronoun reference, Gilda! 5 Developing Talents Q 0 f . , - 1 3 5 fe x .f'l, n 6 Let's see. Connect dot one to dot two .... And Skills Ben over the potter's wheel. One of the 76 prepares for the big parade Learning From- I 1 This is cultural exchange! For just one thin dime. . ' 41 X -:- E:1?f'f.g x Q Q. Air' ff, ffl: . f The Turkey Game - a memorable occasion for both queen and spectator. I ' 1 s . Mr. Seidle explains the intricacies of electronics. Studying With Purpose And Direction George Shaw combines safety with good lab techniques. ff. . ,ff 1 1' X if ,,- 1 X - T X X ' X xx f ' J x . f f N, A. Y . x . ' X I1 - - x V1 r X X XX 1' ff f . . , ,W r- X , , X7 hw X x X I X U f X f fl i1: i 4, + 'Ijr ,Ex 'f ' L 'uf -1 MN- Wk M Vi Q V, ,. . ,, ,dy A ' X '- . O O W Aglnglnlstratlon gud Facult i , ' ' A A fhl j fffzik :sg.V,3zQ -f' if it . A , ., , f ff 157' i 5 ' iii? 3 rs if ' Q 'M - ' 'ii 'ciwfm ,' f 'Al'-xi 5- .ff S ' 1 ayyfe' V- , , l X2 , ,. g,, '.-ip' ' 1 1 . j.',f gg 1' 'lr 'i uf. . K if 'vb . '1,-v- - , ., L-,f ' , N , K il k .Jf 1 xvxx' 'WT g i! if ,A A QQ ziggy'- .-F Pl 4 iii L3 V 5' -V ' -. K Y.- fs, :sig wx, ,P . Pi ...k vs , V fifzaegi var, f at ,sz ,Ji .2 Marcus Aurelius once said, Every man is worth just so much as the things are worth about which he busies himself. Christ said, As a man thinketh so is he. Down through the ages the great wisdom of these revered teachers has been echoed again and again to tell us that if we would be great and good we must focus our attention on the things of life that are great and good. Although the compleat man has a broad spectrum of interests and possesses a variety of talents and skills, the source of his success can usually be found in the fact that he learned to concentrate his ambitions on a central point of importance in his life. Iust as you cannot take a clear photograph unless the object is in focus, neither can you achieve a full life in any venture unless you focus all of your best energy and attention on that which you would accomplish. When the path is in clear focus, the journey is well begun. Mr. lack L. Livingston Senior High School Principal Dr. B. Anton Hess Distnbt Superintendent ...X , .... ...M 5 .- . Q l F illa ' -V X, The theme of a yearbook should serve to strengthen the purpose for its publi- cation. When time has passed and high school days become a clouded reminis- cence, the pages of your yearbook may become the focal point for revived mem- ories of the happiness and value of your high school education. I strongly hope that this Antler will also focus the at- tention of every senior and every under- classman on the worth that his learning and activity experiences have made for the challenge of tomorrow. ,Q 5 ,. ,fa 'airing Mm -ramif- t-fel? -vQ.f..'F A if Y' .E it in .. , Dr. John F. Yon Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Secondary Education Mr. Arthur T. Reese Vice-Principal Mr. James M. Gallagher Vice-Principal Athletic Director Mr. George D. Richardson Secretary- Business Manager Mr. Luther K. Boyer Supervisor of Transportation Asszlstant Business Manager N1-11:51 5 6 ll'l'l A 5 u 'M ,,. Q 5 - , Administration Diversified interests, varied educa- tional backgrounds, attitudes, and ex- periences, and a deep continuing inter- est in the preparation of our youth for tom0rrow's world characterize the ad- ministrative and teaching staffs of Cen- tral Bucks. Keeping abreast of the latest developments in their particular fields, our educators utilize this knowledge for the benefit of the students, The admin- istration has worked closely with the student bodyg steering committee meet- ings and close relations with Student Council activities helped further the student-administration understanding. INTERIM OPERATING COMMITTEE Seated: Willard C. Histand, George D. Richardson. John B. Blenk. Herman Hellherg, Paul N. Detwiler, Dillman Sallada. Standing: Donald L. Toner. Robert MncLatcliie. llnrold F. Hellyer, Ir., Alvah L. Cluranue, john Kenworthy, Dean K. Schleicher, Dr. B. Anton Hess. Board of Education Reorganization was the key word concerning the School Board this past year. A new Board of the Central Bucks School District, now known as the Interim Operating Committee, will come into effect Iuly 1, 1966. Responsible for kinder- garten through twelfth grade, this Board of nine members plus four non-members - Treasurer, Secretary, Solicitor General, and District Super- intendent-is designed to replace the former forty-seven member Central Bucks joint School Board, represented by its Joint Executive Committee. Working closely with the administrative and teaching staffs, the Board has consistently dem- onstrated what interested community members can contribute to a school such as Central Bucks. JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: Ward Whitebread. Edythe G. Blythe. George D. Richardson. John B. Blenk, Ilerman Hellberg, Paul N. Detwiler. Dr. Dillman salltida. Standing: Donald L. Toner, Ralph C. Shobert, Joseph Penrose, Edward Laquer. Willard G. Histand. Robert MacLutchie. Robert Ginn, Harold F. Hellyer. Ir., Wilson Oberdorfer, Alvah L. Clarance. john Kenworthy, Dean K. Schleicher, George B. Bishop, Dr. B. Anton Hess. if Cafeteria taff Front row: Alice Taylor, Ethel Stiles. Eclith Gilchrist, Laurie Cooper, Carrie Stilwagon, Vir- ginia Smith. Back row: Gertrude Schafer. Geraldine Hart. Elmer johanides. Caroline Rutherford, Thelma Shadclinger. Custodial Staff Front row: james Richartls. Paul Miller. llowurd Arnold, Manuel Carzola, Hoyd Holkey, Alfred Rice. Burk row: William Hellyer, Louis Birkmaier, Hara- cio Blanco. llarvey Cahinan, Elmer johunimles, Adam Liplca. 'X 'R Q7 ,rx Caroline M. Luff, Susie H. Myers. Rosalie Haggerty, Ruth L. Duff, Peggy I. Buckman. jf- .. 1-1-'P' . 1 il 4 K X I ri , Lf ui wncxnnl HL nwe if-' r.'n'r ,.-iw u mvnulm ' ' Ruth Fry Study Hall Vivian Crouthainel, Idella Hoover, Alice Frederick, Frances Foster. Alice W. Watson, Mary McElroy Secretarial Staff nomics, and industrial arts, as well. the study hall itself. Special Education An important part of the high school program is the Special Education department. Headed by Mr. Blosky, the students spend much of their time in Room 7. They pursue subjects which will be of use to them after they graduate: calculative mathematics, current events, and tax problems. They study physical education, home eco- Mrs. Fry, assisted by various teachers, is primarily concerned with supervising the study halls. Held in the cafeteria or in the auditorium, study halls aredesigned to give additional time for review, for pursuing advance homework assignments, or for significant reading. Stu- dents may use their study hall time for research in the library or may browse in the paperback book stall in Jack T. Blosky Special Education Ruth A. Nailor Director of Guidance Services Harry B. Williams Senior Counselor Wrestling Coach Anna C. Spencer Home and School Visitor Doris White School Psychologist Elizabeth B. Porter Junior Guidance Counselor Janet C. Goodman Guidance Counselor Guidance Under the direction of Miss Nailor, the guidance counselors: Mr. VVilliams, seniorg Mrs. Porter, juniorg and Mrs. Goodman, sophomoreg supervised, directed, and supported the scholastic efforts of the students of Central Bucks. Homeroom periods, assemblies, and individual con- ferences were the tools used to direct the students' scholastic endeavors. Generally, the efforts of counselors and students achieved college acceptances and employ- ment positions, which produced both smiling faces and high expectations for the year to come. Mr. Williams, Mrs. Porter. Miss Nailor. Mrs. Goodman. 17 Music The Central Bucks Music Department aids the stu- dents by encouraging them to develop their musical skills. The instrumental section is under the direction of Mr. Harvie and consists of the maching band, concert band, dance band, and orchestra. Bucks musicians achieved the honors of Bux-Mont Band, Bucks County Band or Orchestra, and the District Band or Orchestra at the annual try-outs. Mr. Teter directs the vocal section and works to prepare students for the annual programs produced during the year. He handles Chorus, Choir, and Music Appreciation and also sponsors the Girls' Octet and Boys, Quartet. J. Norman Hauser Head Librarian Library Instructor Library Club Sponsor Library The Central Bucks library is operated by the able librarians, Mr. Hauser and Nlrs. Hallman. Although the librarians are assisted by the library aides, they still have an overwhelming amount of paperwork to complete before any book may reach the shelves. The improve- ments that have been made in the li- brary have made it one of the Hnest libraries in the Bucks County schools. Students should not be surprised to find Walter M. Harvie William H. Teter Concert Band Choral Music Marching Band Music Theory Dance Band Boys' Quartet and Girls' Orchestra Octet Sponsor Music Theory Majorettes and Color Guards Sponsor . .. - .. ... in, ' .af . Take it from the top! a larger and even more efficient library at C.B. in the future. jane A. Hallman Librarian Library Club Sponsor VVhat do you mean, S2.54?l Q. Yr: ll f lg . n3,X :' Stanley M. Green David M. Risser Marin' Davis Driver Education Driver Training School Nurse Coordinator Latin Il Future Nurses Advisor Driver Training Student Activities Advisor Alice R. Taylor Dicticiun and School Cafeteria Manager N.., Iii-tlic-cur-truinning brings l.z't's Drive Right alive to student drivcrs. 18 Security is . . . dual controls. O.K. girls, lets pepper! E Central Bucks athletes gained many honors during the school term '65-'66. However, the program developed by the Physical Education and Health Department focused on much more than just competition. Students gained knowledge in the importance of physical Htness, good health, and the need for team spirit, while participating in a variety of dif- ferent sports. Many study hall hours were de- voted to another important aim of this depart- ment: the do's and don'ts of driver safety and technique. Fay E. Youells Q t Stanley MacFarlane Beverly Dean Caplan dHealth and Plglsical h Heiltlidand E ation Dept. airman P ysic ucahon ulghysical Education Cheerleading Coach Head Coachlg itgilcer Pep Club Sponsor B ys' Bas et oVolleyball civil? ' . 3 Think high, Tonyl' Health and Lee Wilson Physical Education John James Maskas Health and Assistant Hockey Coach Health and Physical Education Arthur H. Danes Head Basketbal Coach Physical Education Head Hockey Coach Health and Intramural Softball Head Football Coach Head Lacrosse Coach Physical Education joseph R. Kennedy Foreign Language Department Chairman Spanish III, IV Huguette I. Rigaux French III, IV Suzanne G. Toll Latin I, II. III, IV Marie C. Taglianetti French I, II, III Alice L. Rowland Spanish I, II Chatterbux Business Advisor Miss Miller, get on the ball! Foreign Languages The progressive language department concentrates largely on conversational skills in the study of lan- guages. Students frequently use the language labora- tory in the study of French, Spanish, and German. Latin and Russian are also offered. After several years of study, students find rewards in their abilities to speak and to read the language of their choice. Hedwig Marie Voltz John I. Behun German I, II, III, IV Russian I, II. III AFS Club Sponsor World Cultures 1 Q Q Ioas C. B. Gueiros , Spanish III. IV j Bibe Club Advisor Janet G. Dixon Q Assistant Soccer Coach Spanish I, II I I 5 w 2 - Q' Mr. Behun instructs his Russian I class. Mrs. Toll returns a perfect Latin I paper to Donna Habermehl. Spanish is not all reading, as shown by Mr. Gueiros. vii ,,,.,......-- N , ...--I A MMA! 21 Harold W. Satterthwait Physics Senior Science Iunior Varsity Football Coach Ann O. Hess Chemistry Antler Business Staff Sponsor A. David Home Biology Science Club Advisor William I. Tregaslcis Biology Advanced Biology Science In an age of rapid tedmical advancement such as ours, the science department of any high school is important. At Central Bucks the Sci- ence Department, under the direction of Mr. Boyer, has focused on teaching the scientiHc method. Q In addition to the Biological Sciences Curricu- lum Study added last year, a new chemistry course, Chemical Education Material Study, was incorporated into the Science Department. T'he Advanced Biology course, again under the direc- tion of Mr. Tregaskis, took several iield trips to increase their knowledge of the biological world. The teachers in the Science Department must take many extra courses to stay abreast of the many new discoveries in the fields of science. Do a good turn daily. Leroy W. Shutt Robert F. Rhodes Biology Biology General Agriculture 22:4 are straw f Mr. Tregaskis gives helpful hints for dissecting the Rana pipiens. 'E '15 1:T,, A Theodore K. Schafer Chemistry Honors Chemistry ! l Valentine Seidle Biology Electronics Electronics Club John A. Bell Physics Chemistry dvr., Mr. Schafer stirs the troops with his latest handy-dandy crank ,em out experiment. ,s., . - I -. - 25 ,E , X :i f sw, Amrkvri fi ,..V,, g Mgr, i .f .... Qi ,- rr , 5 M M, ,Q ,fum :iV,,..i,ff'1. r fs 1- - . f Worr , i, - , 2' . ,,,,,x., ,rv c,,.. ,sz :WM . , . v.sr,-s:sf1vq it ,Q gg, X 1 - , e . , , . -- 1 ' H r ,QW 5 25' ii' Q75 f 7m A :gig K Q Y: --fit 702.2 U 1-ss2?i7!ff5ELQ i ga 1 ,. ,Si .iiifw e f . e: ff' - :f H r ' ielgigf ,K E , i 1 if 1 Ng V 53+ it 5 ers St ae? Y I i rigs W ff 'iff T fi, .-i sa, gas az' 'Gs . EM-S. 4, W. QL, Q P' Rqgyfw i N' Q. M fi: gb, va M in gg : ., l ii it E 5. F as ,an-G , 'S r if - - agp-'1,4, K. ,,.,,.,.1'a s vt.-,,, .. sf Q its 4 , x mam,--1. ,Y - fs -N yfkiiygag - .4 .I . Q W a 3,1 s wa., ,. N -, 1 ,, .-1-'thai 'X' ,l i c fag. -- 95145. 24 '::i1.s,f,:g,J..i.s: fp X is .V Nr . rf .,,.. 23l,7,f eraser:-isa' 4: ,-i::f'Q.::z Louis H. Vernon Art Department Chairman Drawing and Painting Ceramic Sculpture Oil Painting Fine Arts I, II, III Jeanne D. Stroup Ceramics 1 Understanding Art 1 Class Crafts Mrs, Stroup shows jim Gallagher the way to begin his project. .N W , .,..,. pr, f. W K ,. 3g,fg,,?V,xz, . . 1. gp kA,,, sa, ff.Vk wha-L: r f - , J, ,. , . Q , 19- f.::.r+s-f,:e-1-1 R,t,.-aff., Art Expansion of the established curriculum resulted in general improvements in the Art Department. In addi- tion to their basic classroom studies, Mr. Vernon's stu- dents participated in various exhibits and contests, in- cluding four National Poster Contests and the Hallmark Art Contest. Alumni exhibits and examples of student work were also displayed for the enjoyment of the student body. Outside sketching and drawing from stu- dent models and animals provided the Fine Arts students with inspiration and valuable experience. Introductions to lithography, construction of mobiles, collages, portrai- ture, figure sculpture, and fundamentals of drawing were but a few of the many facets of the Fine Arts curriculum. The expansion and improvement of the Applied Arts department, under the direction of Jeanne Stroup, was shown in the volume and versatility of the works produced. Extended use of the potters wheel, variation of glazes, and new techniques in jewelry and glass pro- vided students with practical as well as pleasurable knowledge. ' W i ff' .ailiihfss P' W Sal-J YtiQf'Tizf112f2s ei ff'.a-films ' , K 5 . w.tve,.:M -- if-Mwrzfg, :.,tg:,t4:, gp.: ,Y Lie c: . Ls, gg 4551 :gf yr be 1j..ffgf1 '5e sr.: pf ' A it gfijg .li iff iF::PieQi 5i.5f'.r1fQEl'i 1' -. .-, Q- 1 -iz' gef,sv,13.g,.f,f,h-c,af,ff-gysefg, sv-1 +eef'r .:. f--verse-.-H: f , - 2 -1 ' if ' 'ii Q' 9'0 BZ?-5'AA??a?-sir 1 -T .5 N-VX '2'NfQfiV'i'-W '5' .2 1'5?rY3,QX'f3'5-NW' 'T f. 11' uf T: -QL , , Q --1 ga if sf rt 321-. gee--...f I, .sag W :ar-t,,vf. -- f fr-gf .fe 'ef .. .. sr 1. J '-1,1 3 fs H414-wear... se 5-1. 'fa 'reef .a1.,s3i:4',.fsg-fs..peg ,',,,f3Af ef-1, , eel- 1.9 M:,,f f., .L ,P 'yifczffifilf i .f . -4 ' X 1 ' ii 'asf ,t,. . .,.. , , ,, EE William M. McAloose Business Education Department Chairman Bookkeeping II Oliice Practice job Placement Service Director Central Bucks Adult Evening School Directo I' SJVX? 'A' Q2fL.1,1.Q 'g alia? psrs2Qgf3L4sp Q Q-fit Ri ,em Paul P. Hintenlang Thomas l- Pl1H3'1'C Bookkeeping I Personal Typing Business Law N0f6l12ll1, Economics Typing I General Business Bookkeeping I Chess Club Sponsor a, ,. Adele W. Ziemer Typing I Business Education Pefml We Nola M. Hoclcenberry Typing Persona Typing Business Mathematics General Business Co-sponsor: Future Business Leaders of America Sheldon W. Grasley Typing Salesmanshi Retail Mexichandjising Merchandise Information Mary Virginia Holshouser Shorthand I, II Typing Persona Typing 21. if LS.ggi'f. ' ' f if 141 six gi-fx' gazwrif... -.-.Wm -ff.. tg 1:r.,nf'm. .Me -e Q as ss fs sg S 2 X J , , ,. , ,. , sk .gi-ssgijgfggse t L15 wggfep-sp I sw 'i . Kathleen K. Miller Clerical Typing Clerical Practice Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor Exifil Business Education is provided for students planning to enter a business career following high school educa- tion. Business courses, however, are available as electives for those stu- dents who wish to supplement their program with business courses. Central Bucks students excelling in the business courses such as short- hand, typing, business math, and busi- ness law, are qualified to represent our school in state contests at Blooms- burg State College, May 14th. Also, Central Bucks was the host of the Spring Regional F .B.L.A. Conference on April lst. Business Math Kenneth I. Oswald Typing II Personal Typing Salesmanship Retail Merchandising Mr. Grasley quickly spots an error. Gerald E. Detwiler Paul W. Detterline, Ir. C. Bartley Elfman Industrial Arts Automotive Mechanics Wood Shop Department Chairman Industrial Arts National Honor Society Sponsor Joseph S. Billingham Technical Graphics Wood Shop General Shop NX ' Grading a project from all angles. The industrial courses are de- signed to give students a good basis in skills which will help them in their future occupations. These courses, under the direc- tion of Mr. Detwiler, aid the students in developing talents connected with manual arts. Throughout the year, stu- dents work on projects and learn techniques from their instruc- tors. These practical courses have helped to train students and have contributed to the wide variety of Central Bucks cur- ricula. Just a small adjustment, and you'll be ready to go! Industrial Arts Herbert C. Simonson Technical Graphics I, II, III Cross Country Coach j. Robert Mays Graphic Arts -1 . 4 Home Economics Exotic smells and beautifully finished clothing came out of the Home Eco- nomics suite again this year. However, more than tangible projects were formed in the homemaking coursesg stu- dents studied food nutrition, interior decorating, and child care as well. Un- der the supervision of Elizabeth Linson and Diane Foley, students were pre- pared for the lives of homemakers by the development of their domestic skills. 5 1 Hllllnl 1 LAMI lllfl 2 it if Q, W sjuwx ' Hurry, Debbie, the dance is tonight! Illllll Ill? IIAIT Hilllil' I Ill? FIM? 5 Diane P. Foley Home Economics I Foods I Interior Decorating .fl -J Elizabeth Linson Homemaking Foods Clothing Nutrition is abundant. 'I 1-. C ll ff, 1 .zz-.-3 Sydney Myers Elementary Functions F. S. Sowers and IPSI Intermediate Math Intermediate Mathematics Consumer Math Mathematics Department Use of Money Chairman Digit Digest Sponsor Warn . il 'x 'gg Ili if x 9?-'ik 9 1 ,J X .lsgs Mr. Edwards, proof that math can be relaxing. Mathematics Mrs. Tregaskis explain s the operation of a slide rule to Wendy Evans. Ralph L. Hunsberger Elementary Functions Calculus Matrix Algebra Student Court Advisor Gordon E. Youngkin Geometry Michael D. Esch Raymond F. Edwards Geometry lntermediate Mathematics Algebra Elementary Functions Fundamentals of and IPSI Mathematics Our Mathematics Program is one of which we can be justly proud. Courses are offered which are adequate to meet the needs of each student. Vocational Mathematics is designed especially for boys interested in the shops. Fundamentals of Mathematics and Consumer Mathematics are for those not interested in making mathematics for a field dependent upon mathematicsj their career, but who wish to have a sufficient knowl- edge of the subject. All of our courses have been modernized to keep pace with the economic, scientific, cultural, and technological developments in the present- Robert Finn Evelyn S. Tregaskis Algebra Geometry Shop Mathematics Intermediate Mathematics A Future Teachers of America Sponsor day world. Our program, grades seven through twelve, is based mainly upon the SMSG texts prepared in accordance with the recommenda- tions of the National Commission on Mathe- matics and those of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Many juniors have taken advantage of and have beneHted from the N. S. F. Summer Insti- tutes for High School Students. Good reports are coming back to us from the students attending college. Our accelerated program has enabled many of our graduates to take advantage of the advanced placement program in their respective colleges. Mr. Huusberger, is that math or Senior Class Trip receipts? Q.. 4 u an as ,. .X .,. :E 43,57 .31 .Q va., ,i if va in , A rtifiiff C , Q1 . 1. i av g, sam? .ea az - X , Nsgm. fines' . S., i few 29 if i V i l Ffi9'i er.:- 2?-tw as-.Q E: rw..- ,s :Ss .53 'Hli'?E . vlgyyg f l?Ti-A i tri Q K. , Martha Ellenberger American Civilization Introduction to Sociology Future Teachers of America Co-sponsor - Wendell L. Huntzinger f ' jig rss., Social Studies 'i Department Chairman ' World Cultures qi pf, .. . , . ...L V s John A- Shakeh' X M. We'3g,.fsf s .H f .V -e-Q 4. . -- r as ' af a r-' I ,F World Cultures E if K -' ' is rf 62, 5- 5 5 2 fade, ,if ff?N?r:.24-22-,ref -' 'tgzsif ft ,, - 4- i 1 111:41 rw -ff-r'- i5?X-fre 1 .gpg ie-Aw, xiii .il me 'i-iff:-.:'.-lizifh Hfrfffxamifr- f is iff if--eff-Li.gfz1 it-121-fvefrssgf fit f-fifffafii -153' A With its superior program, the Central Bucks Social Studies Department continued to offer a broad curricu- lum to its students. In addition to the standard courses of World Cultures, American Civilization, and Problems of Democracy, the Department offered expanded courses in the Philosophy and Humanities course, as well as in the Sociology elective. Throughout the year, study was enhanced by visual aids, displays, lectures by guest speakers, and field trips. The trips this year, taken by the junior and senior honors classes, included excursions to New York and Washington, D.C. Seniors also partici- pated in the Bux-Ches-Mont Forum, a debate and dis- cussion group similar to the activities which ify the general atmosphere of a C. B. Social Studies cass. Elinor H. Wamer American Civilization Problems of Democracy Philosophy and Humanities Mr. Eglolf explains the Mexican Cession. as y 4: 'Ten git if rr Q 'fljfa 5 bak -ffwifttk-': ' A - --auf X :li 121. STS - ' ia' fizis- :f2f ea. ,'f'1.a,,,, im . , '- 's,s,:.r N is , sh :iw Phillip H. Angle Problems of Democracy Audio-Visual Director Track Coach Lowell H. Fisher, jr. World Cultures Driver Education Boys' Tennis Coach Michael A. Pettine World Cultures Assistant Football Coach probing question Assistant Basketball Coach Paul H. Breme Problems of Democracy Bux-Ches-Mont Forum 4 'F iikifizffih - W' ff--.,,,kf.:?Ty IU MIM W ks, Ceorgiana B. Landry li W' J RW English Department Chairman Honors English II Public Speaking Debate , E , i X Donald Fi. Gallagher Director of Public Information English II News VVriting William R. Horan English Journalism Cliatterlmx Editorial Adwsor Mrs. Raymond and joe Griffin admire Sue WValton's medal Bernadette A, King Phillip Lucien Aldrich I. Richard Martin Linda A. Raymond English I English III English I English III Debate I Honors English III Antler Editorial Co-sponsor Public Speaking Debate Co-sponsor Creative Writing Tympanum Sponsor 3' x se E is r or l 'f INQITQ. .S Tlwliiik L Ku-fhiflkil I 5 K,, T ' T E '1i?hi'aii - - English In addition to the required courses, the Eng- lish Department offered a great range of related courses, including public speaking, debate. jour- nalism, dramatics. creative writing, news writ- ing. and reading improvement. Busy English teachers sponsored debate, Har- lequin Club, student publications, plays, and oratorieal and essay contests. Various awards were achieved this year. Sue XValton won first place in Extemporaneous Speaking at the District Speech Festival, while -Ioe Criflin placed second in Persuasive Speak- ing. C.B. students, participating for the first time in the Rider College Drama Festival with Hello, Out There, returned with two awards. Throughout the year students received the school gossip by way of the Chattcrbux, while Tympunmn, the literary magazine, entertained them with stories, poems, and essays written by fellow classmates. At the end of the year, the Antler arrived, focusing on the events of the past year. -vvrvvvv x. R A 2 Donald Butcofsky Reading Department Chairman Reading English David R. Harris English II Drama II Harlequin Club Sponsor Assistant VVrestling Coach Senior Class Play Director Catherine F. Pinner English I. III Honors English I Antler Editorial Co-sponsor Mr. Aldrich mingles among hi students. S five E? F' v xg s-wi. st Harlequin O0-tpomu' W er is fx was A .XP rr lik -i ,j,,gsi:,5:Zl5 52 .L,-'f31'P:alf ' .. iv' .. Hr f'i.ai.2Xfri1:t.,Q.iis:'fs X-. - 3. t ,, , . g ifgi if , fagga , 1, ,ez +,1,i..,., , -, . 5 t. ,,. 1. ,. , tt s-.3-Q N A I ,X Q4 1 .Q . ---s - 'E - : :ltr-zz: f 1 : .rr . 1 if K W m' ii gal I . i 1 . A V 1 3 K, ,.,,., .sf .K ,. .. - -Qv5s2:ffxra,.g 1 E. 'UTY LI, ' f'tis2:1 fH'? f v-3 -Q Y ns: P255 22 Y . 'seals 35 Jane M. Kohler T0 JANE Although most students did not know the late Miss Kohler plersonally, they could tell other people that s e was an outstanding English teac er interested in her students and a person with a kind personality. Miss Kohler's warmth toward students and her concern for providing those she instructed with knowledgeable dis- cemment assured her respect from everyone. The brilliant mind and the calm enthusiasm of this lad created among her students a willing- ness to learn during her twenty-one years in the English Department. Miss Kohler has left an indelible im ression upon all the administration, faculty, anclj students who became acquainted and made enduring friendships with her. by W. Horan A great, green-driving force is gone, And many mourn. But the Titans who also felt His gentle grasp: Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, and others who Scrolled with giant pens, weep too. For an eminent echo of their truths is lost. And she shall meet them all. No introductions needed, and the conversation brief : I told them what you said. We are most grateful. :P .af Q-' I .nm . , . .5 '.-.'.'.'.'. . 54 o . 4 7.1.f::v'.'4 f'r'o:o'0'f .f v--,5- f '5Y6'V 1 S X 5 '.i W1 I 'Yr ' 1' 33- -gv x,'Z'vYU'5 0 n QQ Q 0 , .,,. 1... . . . .Q 3.42212-, f . 0 s v'fo'o' ' A 0 .:.fa,:'z 3-Zuhnbib' '1 0.1.-'-.ff'Cu.'-. aa. . ., -,. R 'Q 1'-5, P f 'N +,f-1.s .-.. ' - A ' f 11 fP'f '5 E sf gin-'wr w rw r--'w 5' uf, I:-, H new - w- F 5 Assembling an issue of Tympanum for subscribers and buyers are members of the staff. T mpanum Nancy Sauer, business manager, Linda Heinle, art director, Bruce Delaney and Ann Evans, editors, examine a proposed cover design. Working individually on their own writing and criticizing the selections of other members, the Tympfmum staff eventually produced three issues. Interesting, colorful covers introduced magazine, Tympanum provided an opportunity for all students Illustrations complemented some of the writing. As a literary magazine, Tympanum provided an opportunity for all students to share their creative literary work with other people. Advising the magazine staff this year was Mr. Philip Aldrich. now AN 'rue naw Fel -. fu 1 Front mw: Carolyn Gordon Marcy St. Lawrence, and Darlene Miller iCo-Ed.l. Back row: Barham Hender- son, Donna Kirkland, and Bxendavolovnik. Digit Digest X. W X - 2,2 The matllemnticnl wizards of Central Bucks stirred up interest in the science of logic through the Digit Digest, n publication devoted to mathematics. Co-editors Darlene Miller and Flora Perea reviewed articles submitted for publication while chairman Paul XVirtb. assisted by vice-chairman Bob Wfieland, handled the other business of the organization. V 'Q . ,U -ll .ll L w umlmh L If-,, I ffl ple an I Seated: M. Burt. L. Cmdwell, A. lvIncAnill', C. Spencer M A Cendall and P E'llClIlS Stand ing: I. Tolan, C. VVatton, -I. Zcoln, D, Croutluuncl, L. Bc uh A Filet B Thom IS M Roxch and L. Alderdice. What's the latest school news, gossip, and sports data? Check your copy of Cliatterbux. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Horan, the newspaper staff provided a running commentary on events pertinent to C. B. Covering a wide variety of activities -from Court Captures Rock Thieves to Soccer Team Goes Undefeatedi'-the Chatterbux kept its subscribers well in- formed. Editorials concerning the Student Court, school spirit, detention hall, and the Senior Class Trip also appeared. Students and faculty were invited to express their opinions in letters to the editor. Working with Mrs. Alice Rowland, faculty adviser, and Jane Bollinger, business manager, the Business Staff managed, by means of soliciting advertising, conducting the subscription campaign, and prompting individual salcs, to provide the neces- sary money for publication. Business Staff members jane Bollinger fBus. Nlgizj, B. Carges, Coni Puff, Gross, Leslie Ceils, Ruth Feidler, and Mary Truck- sess discuss advertisements for a forthcoming issue of Chatterbux. Antler 1 U I a SR .ti jim Haskett CCO.-Ed.J, Bonnie Williams fCopy Ed.j, Margie Behner fCo- Ed.j, Debbie Bartleson QArt Ed.j, and Mac Bogert fPh0to. Ed.J begin work on layout. is Preparing for the refreshments at the Senior Class play are business staff members Larry Schimpf, Joe Griilin, and Brian McCullough. In the lobby showcase, a display is assembled by Randy Cureton, Barb Smith, and Karen Prugh before the sale of the yearbook. Business managers Bob Beard and Brian Mc Cullough count returns from Antler sales. But shouldn't we include this photo? Ann Evans, Sally Redpath, Mr. Martin, and Sue Walton consider this problem. Members of the Antler editorial and business staffs struggled through many hours of hard work to produce a yearbook of value to the entire student body. The business staff helped to finance the yearbook through the sale of tickets to the Senior Class play. The group, sponsored by Mrs. Hess, was also respon- sible for selling and distributing the books. Members of the editorial staff waded through piles of photographs, pored over write-ups, and argued about captions. Many long afternoons under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pinner and Mr. Martin were spent designing layouts, typing copy, and finally assembling the yearbook. This year's Antler was the result of numerous innovations in yearbook ap- pearance and organization. Selecting the best pictures for the sports section - an important task before deciding on page lay-out. At work are I. Bollinger, S. Walton, I. Haskett, M. Bogert, B. Thomas, I. Martindell, and S. Wolden. Russian Club Examples of Slavic costumes were shown to the group before deciding which ones would be made by some club members. The Russian Club was created this year by students having interests in Slavic culture and life. With the assist- ance of the sponsor, Mr. Behun, the group saw films on contemporary Poland and was exposed to various cul- tural events occurring in the area. Knowledge of the Russian language was not necessary to be a member of the club. A. F. S. agicers, seated: D. Andrews fPres.J, L. Silverman CV. Pres.J, S. Redpath fSec.J, and H. Ozdalga fTreas.J. Standing: C. Lloyd CSr. Rep.D, D. Hampton Ur. Rep.7, and D. Iergen fSoph. Rep. J. American Field Service A. F. S. Creed Walk together, Talk together, O ye people of the earth. Then and only then Shall ye have peace. Central Bucks welcomed four foreign students to the senior class this year: Haluk Ozdalga from Turkey and Maria Boven from Belgium, both sponsored by A. F. S.g Bengt Wigstrand from Sweden and Ioan van Moorsel from Hol- land, sponsored by Rotary International. Glenn Davis, who stayed in Vordingborg, Denmark, for the year, was C. B.'s American Abroad. Be- sides becoming better acquainted with our for- eign students, the A. F. S. Club kept busy with a variety of activities ranging from a dance held in November and birthday parties for the for- eign students to the selling of Christmas cards. The high point of the year came during the International Weekend in March when C. B. entertained foreign students from all over East- ern Pennsylvania. The bulletin board in the lobby was a continuous project. A. F. S. members signed up at the beginning of the year. ,ygif In February, Central Bucks debaters , hosted visiting forensics teams from many schools. Here, lack Martindell makes an emphatic point. Debate The best way to learn to ar- gue well is to practice in formal discussions or debates, states The Lincoln Library. This year the debating classes have focused on giving every student in Debate II an oppor- tunity to participate in monthly competition in the Southeastern District of the Pennsylvania De- bate League. Classwork included prepara- tion of logical arguments either in favor of or opposed to ques- tions of national interest. The librarians stamp books after school before library aides arrive to assist them. ze.,-:JA , 'f 7 if 1 Officers of the Library Club at the Circulation Desk are jackie McCausland fPres.l, Shari Pickett fSec.J, and Kathy Parry lTreas.J. Not pictured is Melanie Burt fSec.l. Library Aides Many interested students who are willing to give up their study halls serve as library aides throughout the year. These vol- unteers assist both students and the librarians who sponsor the club. A prize of cash or a pin is awarded to the outstanding as- sistant at the end of each year. The library aides display dili- gence in service and attempt to arouse enthusiasm for books and reading. While serving, these students also learn important skills which may prove useful in later years. Q. L g 7 Officers Sue Kelly fPres.D, Bev Foster KV. P1'6S.J, Nancy Sauer CSec.J, Karen Naylor QTreas.j, and joanne Holnick fReporterj display snack bar merchandise. Future Business Leaders By going to the snack bar any afternoon, one can observe the F.B.L.A. in action. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Kathleen Miller. Preparing its members for the business world is the club's purpose. The snack bar is only one of the many activities supported by F.B.L.A. The club also runs the concession stand at football games, provides refreshments for various school activities, and par- ticipates in the Spring Regionals. Last year, Beverly Foster placed first in the Typing II contest at the state level. This year the club will host the Spring Regionals, and members have carefully attuned all their activities toward this event Rush hour at the snack bar is daily after school. O cers E Patch CPresJ V Webster CV Pres.J, L. Heinle S. Bouc fProgram The Future Nurses Club, working with Elaina Patch, president, and Mrs. Marie Davis and Mrs. James Magee, sponsors, explored the wide opportunities offered by the medical profession. The girls learned more about nursing b hearing distinguished guest speakers and by taking I-legd trips to area hospitals. Experience was gained in work at Doyles- town Hospital, Nesharniny Manor Home, Abington Hos- pital, Garden Court Nursing Home, the Well-Child Clinic, the Orthopedic Clinic, the Bucks County T. B. Association, and the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Future Teachers Deborah Bartleson, South eastern Regional Secretary. f F.T.A. induction ceremonies The Dr. Carmon Ross F.T.A. Club was effectively sponsored this year by Miss Martha Ellenberger and Mrs. Eve- lyn Tregaskis. The Club attempted not only to acquaint members with the teaching profession, but also to give them an opportunity to teach and to observe classes as well as to serve their school and community. During Teaching Career Month in April, F.T.A. members visited elemen- tary schools to observe different teaching methods. The Future Teachers also held an orphans' party, visited colleges, had guest speakers, and attended regional and state conventions. With service as their goal, members of the Club acted as hosts and hostesses for Career Night, welcomed the associ- ate teachers with a tea, and established a tutoring system. Receipts from the book store, bookmobile, and from the sale of Easter candy and baked goods made the presentation of a S200 schol- arship to a deserving senior member one of the Club's most successful en- deavors. O cers Kathy Miller fPres.J. Elaine Treml KV. Pres.J, Bonnie Saunders fRec. Sec.l, Peggy Cross lCorres. Sec.J, Helen Duckett iTreas.J, and Nancy Frederick Qliistorianl. v I. .z P72359 jg 'W . 1 ' 1 f W K q J: W H 4 ' 5 '53-4?Q,5i ,gi :p I A + 4 I '. in I i, I AQ .gf Y A n f : N 4 'g ft . K. 'Sri-3 'h ' w t ' ' 121 f'-- vi Ip-' t I I i 47' Qi' miie. 'AN .ii A1 Q t ., 'W aa 'Y ' . - - -ilhn 1 fg. -- 1,3 XDAY 'St d J., 'ga X V t ,lf :N M?a.,,f xx -K .- . -N, 1, 7 ' -, '- 'L-n N - 5 I I I J I 1 I if I' X I 1, I I lp ri, af '94 iv! 5 Q. M 5 F' ' I W pf If H' '7 2 I , f,.-fk!1-v !1A,- , , 1 , ,Q ,z ,xi ff 9, A iff ff If 1 1,1 'JjJ11!'VI,1Vfpl!I171 ffl! GL I Y I 'K If Q'J5fS'5f51L 1 f W f , X f , X? ,ff ff 'fi jf, M 1,4 ' . lx: P , 'Q 15 f, 'ffrflfd 7 F' -5 . 'ff 5 5 fs' aa ' ! If ,fag ig, , Mm 'K - gf, V' L l , 1 R + :iv rf T. I, , I V K , ii' .f-f i ,- ': P .-v -,ga -FCS ,Q 5' fffig- glzzlclfga Q, Q 1,5349 IQ.. Wil? 'fag -I ? - .. Y ,, -.f 't 15 ff- . ' , : E ' fa i k -.5 Q5 Y ' 9 1 W i f : ' f 5 - 3 l I if Vi 1 G17 National Honor Society Honor Society members are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service and must continue to meet these standards to retain membership. This year the group endeavored to perform more services for the school. Among the activities that kept Honor Society members busy were: planning for an area con- ference, establishing a student tutoring service, acting as guides at Career Night, plan- ning their annual trip, and hold- ing teas for the honor roll students. President Sue Walton leads the group in discussion of plans for approaching activities. To If fl' Officers: Sue Walton CPres.J, Chris Brown CV. Pres.l, and Jane Bollinger CSec,J. lam fw ST , 15 f A-t K 1' 4 45? X X iv G A? N vt? 5 Q Z 3 K S 11, lt' 2 - f '1Lf ? Jll Y 'f 6 QY Q JA' 0-gf Q GQ-X1 Q' vi 'W 1 , 3 'A ' - 4 43 li xl ' ' ' S ,,, 5 s ' '51 art work an 'fl I , .'-bm, 4,,iL .,. d cheer the Bucs Cf - A J Y' as to victory. J 1 .w ' 'Ll Q ,vga L - -,-f12A .S-iw Reviewing scripts of M0oncalf lxlugforcln are director V. XVel5ster with cast mcmlwrs C. Roley, L. Bullock, T. Tczzn, S. Donchez QAsst. Dir.J, and C. Sigafoos. Harlequin Club A light moment in the rellcursal of The Incxperi cncccl Ghost. Keeping in mind its main purpose of ad- vancing the interest in and the understanding of the dramatic arts, the Harlequin Club had a very active year. ' The group participated in the Put on the Pan Contest, consisting of three one-act plays directed by Bob Beard, Betty Lou Bernstein, and Vicki Webster. Hello Out There, a play directed by Mr. Harris, was entered in the Rider Drama Festival and won two acting awards. For the first time, Harlequin presented a children's play. The Sentimental Scarecrow, directed by Mary Ann Gendall, toured the local elementary schools. The club also aided in the technical end of the production Of the Senior Class Play. Harlequin chose as its spring production Bye, Bye, Birdie, the first musical ever to be pre- sented at Central Bucks. Members also enjoyed various programs pre- sented throughout the year, the spring dance - a Costume Ball, their annual trip to New York, and movies from the Fine Film Series. Seniors Bruce Thomas and Bill Andresen find re hearsals a must for The Tall Tailor's Doorway Oglcers: Bob Beard lPres.J, Vicki Webster fHistorianl, Bruce Thomas fTreas.J, Mary Ann Gendall Qliec. Sec.J, Betty Lou Bernstein lCorres. Sec.J, and Larry Beach QV. Pres.l. tg 1 -A F, :L 2 3 A - , . A 'lair LJ Q, ' ' t ' 'rr 1 . .Y ww.. -,x4.,-.. , Y Huggy I .xXX, wa-5 15 X154 cg., --Q., .'. a fs.. uv Ks t X x Officers: Linda Rickert Bible Club I V. Pres. C? J, Peggy Loux fSec.l, and jim Cole KV. Pres.l. The Bible Club, led by Mr. Ioas Cueiros and president James Cole, extended the Christian spirit to all interested students. Club activities included discussion periods, guest speakers, and Films. Members also attended area rallies and weekend retreats. Chess Club check . . . checkmatef' Determination and strategy were the main factors as C. B. chess play- ers attempted to defeat their oppo- nents. As a part of the Delaware Valley Chess League, club members had the opportunity to participate in interscholastic as well as intra- mural competition. While develop- ing skillful players, the club ro- vided friendly competition which increased enthusiasm for this worth- while leisure activity. Chess players meet minds in intramural competition. 4.3 Members of the Science Club join Eric Beggs fChm.l to evaluate scientific data. Bob Wieland fSec.j, Randy Tray QV. Chm. Q, and Ed Kribbs surround Eric. Electronics Club Science Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. Seidle, Electronics Club members investigated various areas of radio operation. The group practiced codes and general radio receiver and transmitter theory and studied for amateur radio licenses which would enable them to communicate on short-wave frequencies with peo- ple the world over. Sponsored by Mr. David Horne, the Science Club offered students an opportunity to explore the areas of science which interested them and which could not be adequately explored during class time. Many programs with guest speakers were presented for the enjoyment of club members. In addition, the members themselves prepared various types of projects which they presented to the club during the year. 1 1 C. Dctweiler, L, Abbott, A. Swartz fPres.l, D. Smith, and Stitzinger pause amid radio operations. 55 QF' YY 4 4 4 Bux-mont Band C. Gordon, E. Marett, A. Myers, L Kilmer. E. Bailey. Second row: D Linthicum, F. Bogert, I. Deily, B Feik. I. Schleicher. Back row: Mr Harvie fDir.D, C. Chantelau, I. Loux B. Tripke, B. Smith, B. Appleton: M. Bogert. outheastern District Front row: P. Kenner, I. Dcily. Seo- ond row: I. Loux. G. Chuntelau. Back row: B. Appleton. B. Smith. Z F s Q C3 , 1 -A ,., -J 'TS x' .X x X Bucks County Musir' Fvs-tirul. Front row: A. Evans lliandj, E. Marrett CBan1U, I. Deilvy fOrch,J. and C. Chantelau CBandP. Buck row: B. Smith fsilfldk, R. Appleton fBandJ, j. Loux CBamdJ, :md B. Tripkc fBancU. Bucks County Music Festival Drum Major Kenny WVilliams 9, X gaf 1' P 1 5 Q Q. I :QM -1 N ul Nr 'dz 1,4 x- X 5 , 'N' Band Led by high-stepping Drum-Major Kenny Williams, the Central Bucks Marching Band displayed talent and showmanship on the football Held. The Concert Band participated throughout the year in various community concerts. Mr. Walter M. Harvie, Band Director, was aided by the Band President Bob Appleton, Lieutenant George Chantelau, Manager Dave Croutlramel, Librarians Christine White and Sue Histand, and Secretary Evelyn Marrett. Wearing of gold braid on the left shoulder by seniors was a tradition initiated this year by the Band. A: A .4 13+--J 'c :sw 2 t ans f. 5 ,, we S 'lr sf 5.5 5 fri!-.f kg-g1f'.'f: +....:p. - f N.: sr1x1-51,55 1: Under the direction of Mr. Harvie, the Central Bucks orchestra, one of the few remaining high school orchestras, has steadily improved, and was well received at school assemblies and the Spring Concert. This year, Mr. Harvie chose a pleasing variety of music rang- ing from the classical themes of Mozart to a bouncing beguine by Grundman. Mr. Harvie doubles as orchestra conductor, shown here during a rehearsal. 3 if , L The Central Bucks Marching Band showed its school spirit by participation in the Thanksgiving Day game. Orchestra it Vocal Music Girls' Double Octet. Front row: K. Parry, I. Carew, J. Holnick, A. Appel, D. Rickert, L. Leeland, K. Alderfer. P. Renner. Back row: I. Floyd, R. Carlson. M. Mowry, E. Skinner, A. Ienny, K. Jones, L. Larzalere, S. Walion. Accompanistz L. Simmons. Bucks County Music Festival Chorus: S. Walton. D. Heiser, D. Pongracz, R. Hunsberger, D Crouthamel, I. Floyd, P. Wirth, J. Holnick, L. Leeland, P. Rcnner, A. Appel. Boys' Quartet: D. Fryling, D. Crouthamel, D. Pongmcz, B. Blaisdell. Accornpanist: B. Foster. A. Appel, P. Reimer, S. XValtun, L. Rickert, and D. Fryling practice their music for Southeastern District Chorus. I M ,1 W K-M M ' ...Q S ' --- -5 p Af'-. ,-'N f X my fx 'N fghIet1csfrf 5 '41, 5 5 d 53321, , A i 1, ij A ,QQ v-.ufilkpeln-VA . 1 f if-1Qf11 - r , . 5. --X ,-,.-,, ... g ,M W YH I y ,,,4 Jf ,mA .r H:--' .fl Tiki Jw L. , .-Q-Q ,Q 'J IN J ,, ,. O f M. Pittner. C. Spitzer, C. Price, J. Harvey CCapt.J, K. Howard, B. Tomlin- son, E. Moore. Cheerleaders Forming a V for victory and a pyramid of spirit, the Central Bucks Cheerleading squads displayed their enthusiasm at C. B. sports events. The Varsity girls led by Kaye Moore and the boys led by Bruce Thomas cheered at the football and basketball games. The I. V. cheerleaders, captained by Janet Harvey, en- Bonomi B Thomas B Baily T Adams D couraged the soccer players and junior Varsity teams. Crouthamel. Middle: P. Wirth, K, Williams, J. Zeola. Top: I. Rawes, R. MacFarlane. First row: B. Patterson fCo-Capt.J, K. Moore QCapt.J. Second row: L. Gradwell, L. MacNeil, E. Treml. Third row: I. Maskas, S. Martin, P. Dodson, D. Harmer. Fourth row: B. Foote, D. Myers, G. Korch. Back row: M. Bessler, D. Bartleson, K, Myers fMgrs.l. Front row: B. Lucera, R. DeHaven, I. Vasilovic. I. Monaco, B. Wistner, B. Blaisdell, E. Moritz, W. Helms. Second row: M. Maclio fMgr.l. D. Cook, T. Moser, S. Nagurny, I. Bingler, N. Mantzoros, R. Gross, C. Shaw, C. Hall, R. Andre. Third row: F. Arcade, K. Williams, C. Gailloux, D. Shobert, S. Kooker, E. Bass. R. Henequin, B. Ward. A. Korch, C. Kinney. Back row: I. WValters, B. McCullough, D. Berg, D. Durell. J. Crillin, F. Carhart, J. Keresztury, C. Durell, B. Righter, R. Daniels, R. Stock, M. Reptsik. u , 1:9-rf x N P fi N L- 1 l' 'lx s ls' i le' . ' ' A McCullough on the move. Lines clash at the C. B.-North Penn game. From the initial kick-off to the final whistle, the '65 football season was filled with action. The C. B. Varsity squad, headed by coach john Mas- kas, showed drive and determination Cdespite several crippling injuriesl, while compiling an overall 6-4 record. The season was highlighted by victories over traditional powerhouses Penn- ridge, Upper Perkiomen, and Souderton. Various All Bux-Mont berths were earned by Co-Cap- tains Brian McCullough, Frank Arcade, and Kenny Williams, as well as Fran Carhart, Joe Griffin, Bob DeHaven, and Cy Kinney. fe' D E.. .eg x1 , Football J RECORD: Opp. Bensalem 7 Upper Moreland 6 Springfield 6 Upper Perkiomen 12 Pennridge 13 Quakertown 12 Souderton 12 Hatboro-Horsham 13 Wissahickon 26 North Penn 19 Griffin receives a pass! ' 1 L Q Front row: C. Brcnlc. P. Brookfivlcl. J. Cope. D. Sholwrt. D. Berg. E. NVillinms. j. Seiclwitz. R. Hennequin, Second row: B. Lebar, -I. Cronmn. K. NVeibel, C, Rhodes. D. Burr. C. Allen, H. Long. D. Kniuso. B. Snyder. Tllira' row: A. Curlmntow. j. Cnllow. E. Thivrolf. 1. Kennedy, J. Nunemaker, B. Keresztury, C. Brehm. j. Holmes. R. Smith. 111211, Mr. Sntterklmwuit. Couch. Front roiu: D. Kee. T. Rehm. F. Vaughn. B. Sliwinski. J. Cole. ul, Livingston. H. Vickus. Sermifl row: I. Martindell, B. VVoolaver. R. Felton, L. Schimpf. P. Nisbet. D. VVier. C. Barrett. R. MacFarlane. Buck row: j. Cueiros tasst. coachj. S. MacFarlane Ccoachl. I. Deily. H. Uzdalsln. .l. YVliite. XV. Senf. XV. Riniker. T. Ponder. D. Fabian. D. Ort. T. Baker. D. Powroz- nik. A. Zwaan. T, Coll, j. Rutherford Casst. nigr.J. R. Rathgeber tmgr.l. C. Bfs soccer squad, led by co-captains Larry Schimpf and Pete Nisbet, captured the Bux-Mont crown for the first time in the league's seven year history. The booters finished a fine season with a league record of 6-0-1. Two outstanding players, Pete Nisbet and Barry Woolaver, were named to the all-Bux-Mont first team. Three others, Larry Schimpf, jack Martindell, and Nice head, Wolf! junior Tom Ponder were chosen to the all-Bux- Mont second team, with five other team mem- bers receiving honorable mention: Tim Rehm, Barry Sliwinski, jim Cole, Frank Vaughn, and junior Wolfgang Senf. The well-supported Cen- tral Bucks team defeated New Hope in the quar- ter final play-offs, but a superior Lower Merion team proved too good in the semi-finals. Record: C. B. Schedule Opponent 3 Palisades' 3 3 Springfield 2 2 William Tennent' 2 2 Upper Dublin' 2 2 Souderton 0 1 New Hope' 2 4 Pennridge 1 3 Wissahickon 2 4 New Hope' 4 2 Upper Moreland 0 0 North Penn 0 2 New Hope' ' 0 0 Lower Merion' ' 6 ' -denotes non-league games -denotes District I play-offs . ' lg i V ., 1 W9 4 If N ' I V G X. if . I , W A :iss i iff , ' W- ' . i A M 5 .L 1 K. 's, 5, K x ' f 0 , 1 J ' X ' Q 4 '-pb K . Q26- ,Q 4 Y A E Q Q 3 5 if 21 if 3 'fi S :Q 1 'I' ., 17' I! ' rx. 'fiie .,, g 15 ik LL f ' , ' nw? r' -. 4 5 .irr if ,' A' sl ' 1 fir? ,211 f Aff ' : .. ' K, - .mg VY ' K ,aw 5 ' W . ' ' ' Ei, 4 A: D.. 'K I V . ,. . L31 .4- g?f?.:7y,. ,?,, I t 'limi Cv V' ' wif I' 5 fy Qffff' S4 fx. rv fli I l D . W m .,-L, 5.1543 i - qi ' , 5 ,. , fl A W Q - 14: 1 i Q . 1 A' LA,, X ' Qu A H , . W A f A x we Q59 igjiq, .53 V' ' X ' . , - . 474 h dw' f Awqw 1 , L x 4 vain. L ' Bk' A- ww, V 1. v V , . . X . iw 351. - A 'Q ,- Q' ... .. v ..f4,,f J , di f 1, . 9 V-' rx Q W :Y X 2 'ix A ,QQ w. ' 1 lf .il P , ri-L Ma... 'E' if 4 ' : v Afl' 4... f- .2 b' r H ' Q- l ' ' ,umm A gl U H L3 E ,H Riff 'nr B - Steal it, plane! Cross Country With the Cook cousins john and Bob leading the pack, the 1965 Central Bucks Cross Country squad logged a 5-4 record. In the Bux-Mont League Championships at Indian Valley Country Club, the C. B. harriers clinched a fourth place. john Cook placed ninth in the individual competition. Front row: E. Myers. G. Wiest, B. Cook. G. Fratrik. B. Thomas. I. Cook, L. Simons CAsst. Mgr.J. Buck row: H. Simonson fCoacl1l, L. Ventresca, J. Hoag, B. Bailey, J. Koilen, B. Lind- say, R. Sackett, I. Vaughn, E. Nuse, S. Moiles fMgr.l, L.-Haverkamp lAsst. Mgr.l. Come on, Frank. Sink itl Baseball Led by captain Ken Williams, the Central Bucks basketball team com- pleted a fine season with a record of 12 wins and 6 defeats. With Joe Griilin, Frank Arcade, and Ken Williams lead- ing the scoring division, the Bucs fin- ished in 4th place. Coach MacFarlane's boys displayed a fine team effort throughout the season, with Frank Ar- cade, Ken Williams, and Joe Criflin being awarded All-Bux-Mont honors. C. B. Schedule Opponent 56 Jenkintown 45 50 Springfield 69 75 North Penn 72 64 Hatboro 62 50 Upper Perkiomen 40 76 Quakertown 52 60 Souderton 55 75 Pennridge 46 74 Upper Moreland 50 45 Wissahickon 67 EU a Front row: B. Woolaver, I. Griffin. K. Williams. F. Arcade. B. McLeod. G. Taylor. Back row: S. Lueckle, I. Snapp, D. Fabian, I. Plummer, J. Keresztury, S. MacFarlane fCoachl. il. me 7 W Front row: C. Stratton, I. DiValerio. D. Kniese. D. Sliobert. J. Miller. T. Upclike. D. Yedinuk. Back row: M. Pettine CCoachJ. B. DeCorrevont, D. Barr, C. Allen, H. Long, D. Schomp. C. Rhodes, S. Klump, M. McConnell, C. Breme. Kenny, directing the action. Fans cheer as Plummer sets one up Hi Front row: I. Palmer. J. Mclllmoyle. R. ML-Farlamv. B. Mathews. B. Bishop. R. Bishop. Back row: E. Williams, T. Ranb. R. Daniels. D. Leeland. J. Bingler, D. johnson fMgr.D. C. B. Captain Rick MacFarlane goes in for a pin. 25 28 ' 27 26 32 23 20 19 28 29 26 18 r Schedule Bensalem Pottstown Upper Moreland WVilliam Tennent Hatboro-Horsham Council Rock Souderton Pennridge WVissahickon Quakertown North Penn Springfield Omv 29 21 22 26 18 25 24 31 23 16 22 27 The wrestling team finished a successful season with a hard- fought and well-earned record of 6-5-1. Coached by Mr. Will- iams, CB's matmen faced oppon- ents from nine area schools and tied for third place in the Bux- Mont league. Jack Mclllmoyle, Dave Leeland, and Tim Raab distinguished themselves by cap- turing second place at the Bux- Mont Toumament. The agony of a wrestling match! Constant efforts at practice produce a good team. Front row: P. Smith CMgr.J, I. Seglam, R. Kilmer, B. Cole, S. Blumriclc ICO-Capt.l, M. Smith 1Co-Capt.J. G. johnson, J. Tolan, F. Youells fCoachD. Second row: C. Gradwell lAsst. Mgr.J. C. Liebendorfer. M. Ceils. VV. Evans, A. Patch, C. Bigg, M. Gustafson, B. Whiteford Back row: I. Hawk CAsst. Mgr.J, D. Miller, C. Bull, E. Baily, L. McLeod, J. Plummer, C Butler, S. Webster. Girls' Basketball The Lady Bucs, coached by Miss Faye You- ells, and led by co-captains Sue Blumerick and Georgia Johnson, completed a hard-fought sea- son. Because of the inexperience of the young team, they did not really begin to work well until the end of the season. Despite many losses in close games, the girls maintained the Spirit that will prove helpful in the seasons to come. CB takes a jump and prepares its offensive attac l an Front mur: S. Geho, P. Fredricks, S. Moiles, E. Nuse, B, Krach, K. Seible. Back row I Stezelberger CCoachJ, R. Burd, S. Pickett, I. Hargas. I. Appleton, I. Rutherford M Euter moser, I. Hilferty, L. Pixley, S. Heackler. Perseverence and many long hours of practice paid off for the rifle team members by developing the necessary skills to complete a championship season. This year's twenty-Eve man squad, under the leadership of Coach Ioseph Stezelberger and co-captains Louise Pixley and Bob Krach, gained honors for Central Bucks by capturing thteh championship by one one-hundredth of an in l Team Record C. B. Opp. 485 Wissahickon 486 491 West Catholic 482 493 Quakertown 490 490 William Tennent 450 493 William Tennent 475 491 West Catholic 489 494 Quakertown 487 494 Wissahickon 494 Wowl Look at that scorel Rifle fi 3? . QQ 1- ' . 7- ' l 'U-Lf '::Z-gr . L 1'i e xff 'y, fl. ' 'fp :ii 4. An easy out at first for the C. B. infield. Basketball With the first sign of spring in the air, the 1965 Central Bucks baseball team began practice. Led by captain Bob Spratt and coached by james Egloff and jack Blosky, the boys drilled for the season ahead. The result of this drilling paid off for John Tomlinson, Bob Spratt, Bill Renz, Glenn Ford, and Walt Miller who received Bux-Mont honors. Because of these outstanding team members, as well as the effort of the whole team, Central Bucks placed third in 1965, with many promising underclassmen to re- turn for the 1966 season. Front row: B. ripratt, C. Berg, B. Renz, D. Rufe, W. Miller, I. Tomlinson, D. Jones. Seco row: G. Ford, M. Reptsik, G. Taylor, J. Griffin, G. Shaw, K. Williams, R. Wiggins. Back row: J. Eglolf tCoacl1l, L. Mills, M. Ander- son, B. Righter, I. Vasilovic, J. Trymbiski. 5.s'. qw... .- VT. ' ' E5 3 f 1. 5 J bb ,Q- el I lll ,,,..f xi -5 'i Q 5 2 1 1-T57 dvi ' gif' .'-. Len Mills looked a few over before going tor the big one. He took a big cut, but unfortunately it was a ground-out to second. ,- Q.-.... ,I ,- , . vw--'W iv 3 , , 'T .,, , . l .ga 1 S Y Y rl- ' , Sfirmfgf w - s .., , .L N -sl 3.mfE , .,a Rr 1 . M. A .W X 'X N32 R ,M xii-s N.. ...W wraffagerl alia rg: Ea-.aaa SH 3 f.ax,Sf xg. Na ,E weasel? X' K SWS, 'Q .gkmlgx x ESS wg ,ig W. ff SK 'X . . em- Sw , Q -. -- -,A .1:.z.c::-'- L.. .Q , w. L ia ' . mr -6 +f if fi ' ?'.,4.i at iii e s -., M- r . , S. . A f -. fgpgg,-gg n K ,, 1:go ,j' 'f ...'.g- ..,- -1- - ' 'S-JW? . f N -, brig x -is 'Silt 11-Nf .vp :Sir -:W f- swf- N. 'fin .er ef... . msgs ,E l--: l i.A-9...1,.3w Q.. gsqwsrv :p.f-fri' z ' 2 , . x ' 2 - ffl' - .1 fe- Q a - -. - s.-szwifir-2221 ,- 'Lp er.r.,.r. .5 f M- tr , evr a an-af. Q' 5 g sf - :ve at-zgsi---.fa a iss s gg - 4 :gre- 4 ' ' ' fx .X 3' M - W U Q ,. ' YU 7 . ' js .. L ... , is -X r -v N , . r. .i,, 5 ' PM 'Y M: 1. K we IV fiha, xl . r??ef'rf ' .,. f t 1 . ,. . X 'S+ af: was , if 0? X were Y... -ka. E 5 K . . . . .. M.. .,,. . HS A. W .., . M, . . ..- Many of the future spring runners profited by the guidance and training they received during the winter season. With the advent of spring track, many promising runners appeared on the track scene. As the season progressed, fine athletes such as Frank Arcade, Bruce Lucera, Brian McCullough, and Fran Carhart supported the victories by line showings on the track and Held. In the final analysis, our team held an impres- sive record among track teams in the ' Bux-Mont League. Ron Tomlinson set his goals a little too high. Front row: B. Cook, J. Cook, B. Lucera, B. McCullough, K. Williams, R. Wenner, K. Hayes, R. Stock, R. Miller, I. Houser. Second row: I. Maskas lCoachJ, R. Leets, D. Detweiler, I. Moyer, B. Crouthamel, D. Smith, B. Dunn, J. Bond, F. Arcade, B. Cope, D. Riniker, P. Angle QCoachl, P. Conley CCoachJ. Third row: B. Blythe, S. Moiles lMgr.l, B. Beizer, O. Schramm, I. Alderfer, B. Happ, F. Carhart, B. Cosner, G. Nuse, T. Brown, J. Keresztury, C. Kinney, B. Kazary, R. Sackett. Back row: P. Fnadricks, E. Nuse, G. Wier, B. Schweriner, S. Schambacher, R. Howard, J. Branch, L. Kinzel, L. Moorehead, S. Daniels, A. Korch, B. Snyder, D. Wieland. .. .... ., - Gr J. ' A f '3--f as as . . S n -..G 'c if N a fs can it . 435.15 'RBQx, .j '?f'iQ-115'-1 -'i H, .- N 9 uf. lqxhf .ry-ZH s..g-'Q fit' wl'f'A'A,.L:V.r 4,5 . ,, l ,S L 3 1 - 73- E gain L w ,, , ,. ,,.,., . ..,.. o ,xij f gag fkgi v , A -H .a11 zw-w 2 in K . 4, - s. f., '-u g?-k g o A M u ze. 5 I - Q I -W I x 'gvmmn ,R-Wk Q w a gig 'f X, A-gggqfxwwf h 'fa 4. if i, ' Q' ' V Denms Detwexler passes the baton to Bob Schwermer 1n a two-mile relay. Bruce Lucera cuts the tape first to win another dash! Jerry Alderfer takes the lead as Bob Kazary hits a hurdle E Front row: C. Williams. D. Miller, C Lutz L Cuiilne E Patch Back row B Caplan tC0achJ, S- Conyne. N. Large, S. LONE J Bradley D Cureton C Pail L Handy fCoachJ. Last Spring the tennis courts were the scene of many long hours of practice. This practice paid off as the girls, under the leadership of Mrs. Beverly Caplan and Mr. Lawrence Handy, achieved a third place in league standings, and re- tained Central Bucks' reputation for hav- ing a strong girls' tennis team. The boys' team did not fare so well as the girls'. Coached by Mr. Lowell Fisher, the boys attained a 3-10 record in their second season of interscholastic competition. The experience gained dur- ing the 1965 season should prove to be an asset to this year's team. Front row: P. MacFarlane, B. Taylor, D. Ried, D. Haldeman, L. Fisher tCoachl. Second row: T. Ponder, C. Barrett, R. Chamberlain. Third row: R. Chaffee, D. Bishop, J. Palmer, R. Smith. Back row: B. Roeger, C. Nuschke, M. Weisel Lacrosse Front row: L. XVilson lCoachl. S. Dunkle. E. Balnis. M. Smith. L. Kohl. N. Iones. N. Math- ers, T. VVelsh, K. Prugli, B. Cole, H. Evans lMgr.J. Second row: G. Korch, D. Myers, L. Elliot. N. vanclerWater. C. Pollock. C. Ort. R. Cureton. P. Hurst. R. Kilmer, M. Kocis. Back row: M. Frederick. M. Doyle. I. Davis, D. Kirkland, A. Myers, E. Fillman, L. Gross. S. Bouc. Golf Front row: B. Sliwinslci. I. Hartman. S. Carroll, A. Fisher. B. Sultzer, D. Haughs. Back row: I. Andrei, T. YVilliams, K. Renner, B. Warwick, R. Meyers. To the calls of ca tain Sandy Mc- Vaugh, the C. B. Collor Guard added spirit and color to football games, pep rallies, and assemblies. Long hours of hard practice resulted in precision gun routines and marching skills for their performances at Booster Night and the Memorial Day Parade. Color guard members also served as usherettes for choral concerts and band activities. I P 1 Mowry. af uw Many after-school sessions to create and coordinate twirling routines resulted in perfection for presentations at C. B. functions. Vicki Webster led the nine girl squad as it boosted Central Bucks spirit with struts and twirls. Front r0w: B. Smith, N. Sauer. Back row: W. Ful- coly, C. Yon, L. Shanoclt, V. Webster lCa Ll, K. Geissler, S. Donsxez, D. Koutsouros. 80 P. Good D Stmsman S McVaugh lCaptl R Ha mada, K Williams M Underclassmen f0RRlnqz fiilsgwj ,w7..h 1.4 . , , 'fs .I , 1 1 . 1 , ' 1- . 0,.f W , i ., ,,..--...- X -----.- ,li ' ,, . ,,.. I u ,J MRS. ELIZABETH PORTER JUNIOR COUNSELOR luniors 6? v-1 The Class of '67 returned to the now familiar atmosphere of Central Bucks and confronted the year's challenges and opportunities with a hesi- tancy, yet with an enthusiasm that was con- tagious. Their energy carried them through many decisions ranging from choosing the prom theme to selecting a college. The junior year was a year of transition. No longer being the newcomers, but looking forward to being Seniors, the juniors assumed more responsibilities in clubs, on committees, and in planning school functions. Much of the juniors' time was devoted to preparation for the future. Participating in testing programs and Career Night, hearing Peace Corps and military speakers, and meeting college ad- missions oflicers were important parts of this guidance. Surely these experiences will be valuable to them as leaders of the future. 6? 1:21 Class Officers: Steve Leukel, Treasurerg Cathy Meyers, Corresponding Secretaryg Cy Kinney, Presidentg Barb Foote, Recording Secretaryg Bruce Smith, Vice-President. HOMEROOM I I-2 First row: S. Wehry, K. Klebes L. Albert, M. Doyle, C. Snell D. Miller. Second row: K. Parry, C. Cordan, W. Tomlinson, D Brucker, S, Clinton, V, Czerniak L, Gardner. Third row: E. Moritz B. Garges, S. Love, G. Iarose, Al Bowen L. Hedrick P nd r. , , T. o e Back row: R. Encke, D. Bishop G. Smith, T. Kane, E. Kauser, L: Williams, S. Gerrard. . HOMEROOM I I-I First row: H. Cevasco, T. Tezza, K. Rodenhausen, S.Donchez, B. Chookagian, K. Bounds. Second row: J. Bingler, I. Long, C. Al- bert, C. Pail, B. Miller, I. Hun- dertmark, Third row: B. Hall, M. Volpe, L. Jardine, K. Daniel- ewicz, S. Hayne, M. Freeborn, R. Tomlinson. Back row: 1. Plum- mer, D. Wieland, K, Rogers, W. MacNaney, D. Jordan. HOMEROOM I 1 -3 First row: A. Jenny, I. Gross, K. Armstrong, R. Tray, I. Cornell, F. Perea, A. Lutz. Second row: R. Moser, L. Helms, C. Cliff, L. Geils. M. Schmid, A. Miller, T. Maker. Third row: R. Lazariclc, L. Bullock, W., Bishop, F. Kasak, B. Curtis, D. Fryling, T. Wodock. Back row: C. Nuschlce, R. Triest, I. Rutherford, B. Walsh, I. isgalces, D. Bowman, D. Powroz- HOMEROOM I I-4 First row: L. Coulton, S. West, 1. Turnicky, D. Begley, K. Mc- Krea, E. Rose, L. Cross. Second row: M. St. Lawrence, B. Mercer, M. Moyer, L. Smith, B. Bishop, D. Ko, J. Vasey. Third row: D. Dreger, D. Burch, D. Kee, P. Daly, R. York, P. Wiest, R. Wyzner. Back row: N. Leber, R. Perry, T. Stevens, B. Henderson, C. Cemmell, W. Helms, J. Alder- fer. 5 HOMEROOM 1 1 -6 First row: S. Tyner, M. Bate, D. Cureton, D, Koutsouros, P. Cross E. Schnieder, A. Dudeck, Pl Hermly. Second row: K. Gibbons, S. Bravo, L. Mutz, P. Smith, W. Allen, H. Wales, D. Miller, B. Mullock. Back row: R. Stock, A. Zwaan, 1. Esenwein, K. Jones, J. Salotti, T. Lewis, B. Blackman, B. Whiteford, K. Darrows. HOMEROOM I I-5 First row: M. Gendall, G. Korch, C. Brano, S. Cripps, P. Smith, M. Moyer. Second row: D. Schmell, S. McCusker, S. Baskin, P. Wet- zil, H. Duckett, S. Pickett. Third row: I. Vaughan, N. Manzoros, N. Mullock, N. Gross, J. Daniels, G. Hendricks, I. Potchak. Back row: T. Kelly, R. Sackett, D. Leeland, R. Bard, B. Ciering, A. Black, L. Allen, D. Esenwein. C'monl .... Let's get startedl Marilyn Gustafson + Rhoda Hamada I Poetry in Motion HOMEROOM I 1-8 First row: D. Elliot, I. Davis, R. Matthews, E. Vandenhogen, M. Hager, J. Porochonski. Second row: M. Iunkin, L. Malta, C. Rundatz, S. Mounce, K. Steelman, D. Beecker, N. Krouse. Third row: I. Schwartz, I. Deily, B. Quinley, T. Kimbel, N. Blum- bergg W. Myers, W. Goodell. Bac row: M. Histand, D. Fab- ian, B. Snyder, W. Sturges, J. Hendrie, R. Andre, L. Wismer. HOMEROOM I I-7 First row: I. Schneider, P. jones, S. Myers, B. Treacy, C, Wiggins, S. Krisher. Second row: M. Cus- tafson, K. Winsor, A. Millerd, G. Pollock, C. Davidson, P. Maddox, E. Herrman. Third row: C. Duff, R. Fluck, N, Hager, L, Urban, S. Brown, I. Everett, S. Samuels. Back row: J. Progin, I. Stover, A. Myers, H. Millerd, T. Liebau, J. Snapp, I. Andre, I. Keresztury. HOMEROOM 1 I-9 First row: P. Langdon, I. Kaplan, R. Stohrer, P. Hockman, L. Bell, G. Purpura. Second row: P. Gil- liam, D. Kirkland, C, Myers, I. Davis, C. Evans, M. Haggerty, L. Worthington. Third row: R. Chamberlain, D. Linthicum, D. Hess, S. Blessing, L. Holbert, P. Bolig, J. Ward. Back row: T. Raab, C, Kinney, D. Sanders, D. Nace, R. Arnott, A. Swartz. XX i 'F What did she say the boy-girl ratio is at Fiadcliffe??? Sjanna Johnston makes her point in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Shari Pickett and Rochelle Carlson assume the roles of . . . StarVHfi0l1 relief line serious CPD chemists. Study in Form. HOMEROOM 1 I-I I First row: L. Voltz, M. Fall, A. Hopkins, C. Haines, M. Bestler, L. Strohm. Second row: R. Cross, J, Deckert, L. Randall, I. Sevems, S. Martin, C. Gonnan. Third row: I. McGuigan, R. Ferguson, B. Taylor, D. Seelhorst, D. Ort, R. Brehn, S. Meyer. Back row: M. Barba, T. Case, W. VVatson, J. Sunderland, S. Reinhardt, I. Houser, B. Cooper. HOMEROOM I I-I0 First row: D. Gilson, D. Fagan, I. Bemstein, M. Randa, D. Hahn, J. Rawes, Second row: B. Vblov- nik, I. Dunn, C. Strawn, B. Schwoyer, B. Newton, S. Breffitt, L. Detweiler, Third row: G. Cott- lob, L, Larzelere, D. Kegler, S. Martin, S. Segletes, L. Burt, E. XVrathmall, M. Liebendorfer. Back row: L. Dimmig, G. Metros, 1. Nunamaker, B. Sweet, J, Loux, F. Baker, J. Fellman, B. Watson. qx ix! HOMEROOM I I-12 First row: J. Maskas, C. Reblock, S. Haleman, B. Blair, S. Soder, D. Meyers. Second row: A. Gur- baton, S. Todd, I. Sultzer, C. Schultz, B. Marren, F. Knox, Third row., S. Hotchkiss. B. Ket- terer, C. Huestis, I. Floyd, L. Letting, L. Felderhoff, D. Kurzin- ski, Back row: C. Taylor, M. Packer, R. Hunsberger, W. Senf, R Driscoll, B. Lutz, B. Righter. 88 W HOMEROOM 1 'I-I 3 First row: L. Bond, M. Mason, B. Lewis, B. Hallman, C. Gradwell, R. Blackman. Second row: j. Palmer, P. Frederick, W. Mc- Ilhenny, R. Mc-Clellan, S. NVallis, L. Shetzley. Third row: I. Sharp, G. Fernandez, D. Hiniker, A. Swann, S. Wendig, L. Brinser. Back row: T. Dumire, R. Beck G. Meyers, J. Cook, S. Haeckler: B. Iarose, B. Smith. HOMEROOM I l-I 5 First row: M. L. Chance, D. A. Hamilron, I. Gresh, K. Orme, M. Shriver, I. Fischer. Second row: B. King, J. Bacciarelli, L. VV:-xters, M. Boswell,dI. Watts, R. Rico, D. Hager. Thir . row: E. Hudson, C. VVidmann, L. Syme, D. Ritter, B. Means, B. Mclntyrc, E. Short Back row: I. Thompson, D. Berg B. Cook, 1. White, C, Durell, T Michener, D. Johnson, J. Peter- son, C. Fratrik. l HOMEROOM 1 I-I 4 First row: L. Taylor, D. Carver, B. Oberdorfer, L. Shorrock, P. Graham, B. Warrington. Second row: S. Reshetar, R. Thomas, A. NVerkheiser, E. F illman, A. Maur- er, R, Cook, G. Booz. Third rqw: D. Michener, S. Kooker, R. Car- ney, B. Lezynski,'R. Kilmer, I. Peters, Rf Ritchie. Back row: H. Jarvis, R. Nuschke, B. Whiifen, L. Hafler, I. McConnell, 1. Foulk, B. Shiiler. Q. r I HOMEROOM 1 I-I 6 First f0!L7I A. Cheruhini, C. Hum- phries, L. Silverman, S. Bouc, P. Dodson. M. Cresh. Second row: J. Lloyd, R, Roberts, NV, johnson D. Hampton, C. Phillips, B Foote. Third row: T. Davis, L. Simmons. P. Roberts, C. Kinzel, B. Krecknmn, F. Cridland, P. Frederick. Buck row: J. Brennan, G, Hall, K. Buchert, E. Kirke- gard, B. Pacek, C. Eaton, K Modrall. The F. T. A. bookstore offers an interesting meeting place for under classmen during study hall. Paul Wirth masters the keyboard. 'Why did she have to lose those coutacts??? 92 The Class of '68, the largest ever to enter Central Bucks, flooded the school with its spirit. The first quarter witnessed the Sophomores en- gaged in an enthusiastic election campaign, high- lighted by ingenious posters, culminating with the candidates' speeches and the actual voting in the home rooms. XVhether waltzing in gym, applying bandages in health class, performing in the talent show, participating in Sophomore Night, or dissecting Hsh in biology, the Sophomores added their enthusiasm to these activities, As well as con- tinuing such old traditions as shining the plaque, they added to the established practices of Senior Day by waiting on the Senior tables at noon. Certainly the Sophomores contributed much to the activities of the year. Sophomores g MRS. JANET GOODMAN Sophomore Counselor Class Offcers: VVilliam Goldman, Presidentg VVilliam VVrigley, Vice-President, Bonnie Blaisdell, Corresponding Secretary, Melanie Pittner, Recording Secretary, Jann Hawk, Treasurer. HOMEROOM 1 0-1 First row: C. Abbott, B. Blaisdell, H. Abrahams, B. Bishop, N. Bauer, P. Bickford, C. Barr, L. Babb, B. Beck. Second row: F- Bogert, M. Berberich, C. Biggs. S. Becker, B. Black, D. Benner, I. Alber, C. Bauer, J. Baldwin. Third row: G. Crowe, M. Bol- linger, E. Bergstresser, P. Allen, 1. Detweiler, S. Brower, F. Au- ditor, I. Blanco, K. Beiszer. Back row: B. Cantwell, D. Buclcman, B. Binder, D. Barr, I. Appleton. I. Fellenz, E. Bass, C. Allen, R. Bair. HOMEROOM I O-3 First row: K. Elsner, I. Deimel, M. Dickerson, J. Sipler, D. Eakins, S. Delp, J. Dimmick, B. Bartleman. Second row: R. Den- gler, P. Davis, C. Dillingham, J. English, L. Dodson, D. Davis G. Coopennan, J. Douglass. Third row: I. DiValerio, J. Osenton, W. DeCorrevont, J. Dollman, K. Co- velens, R. Detwiler, L. Delise, A. Bean, A. Volpe. Back row: N. Cutilli, B. Cook, R. Coulton, A. Deily, I. Cope, I. Croxnan, M. Cotter, J. Laird. HOMEROOM 10-2 First row: B. Colgan, S. Blau, C. Brown, R. Radlheck, S. Child, D. Davies, L. Button, L. Chalmers. Second row: J. Callow, M. Wiser, B. F roehlich, A. Conyne, M. Losch, C. Butler, S. Daniel. P. Constantine, B. Croman. Third row: C. Brown, S. Bunneister, B. Callahan, K. Clements, M. Castor, I. Curtis, I. Darrah, T. Barnes, B. Boulton. Back row: I. Coffin, J. Cobb, A. Burke, M. Cavanaugh, Y. Brookfield, B. Calahan, B. Reblock, B. Bums, G. Brehm, C. Breme. Study hall: the pause that refreshes. Kaye Strong checks the progress of a biology experiment. Sophomore spirit on the march T, Miss Youells to Arla Patch: How about a joint eEort?' HOMEROOM I 0-4 First row: B. Fein, L. Evans, L. Fitzgerald, L. Ferguson, S. Founce, R. Felderholf. Second row: M. Fielder, I. Feindt, S. Fabian, B. Facer, W. Evans, L. Entrikin, I. Fluck, T. Dubois. Third row: R. Hord, B. Fagan, B. Eyre, I. Faaet, W. Ford, L. Fanelli, F. Dunn. Back row: L. Cadugan, G. Fellenz, A. Frat- rik, J. Evans, G. Forte, D. Durell. HOMEROOM I 0-6 First row: I. Hawk, S. McCusker, S. Hartzel, I. Harvie, D. Holo- beny, J. Holt, S. Heckler, L. Huber. Second row: I. Heber, I. Hecht, L. Haverkamp, B. Hart, E. Hemnan, D. Hannes, D. Mentzer, E. Hesse. Third raw: C. Heiser, C. Hart, K. Howard, I. Hilbert, L. Hamilton, L. Horo- witz, I. Hager, I. Hoag, I. Holmes. Back row: 'A. Bums, D. Holt, W. Frick, D. Hedrick, A. Hawthorne, P. Heeney, R. Henn- equin, J. Hilferty, C. Hastings. gd HOMEROOM l 0-5 First raw: B. Furness, R. Gilbert, W. Fulcoly, K. Geissler, H. Gar- ges, I. Frederick, S. Fluck, M. Geils. Second row: S. Gensler, E. Hansen, K. Harris, T. Gawronski, L. Genoe, B. Goldman, G. Gem- er, E. Hargan, P. Gurbatow. Third row: K. Gardner, J. Fink, D. Gomeringer, R. Halliday, S. Fredrickson, S. Fretz, E. Fuss, M. L. Frame, M. Gross. Back row: R. Gaskill, G. Gerrard, C. Bull, M. Goodwin, B. Gordon, D. Harrison, B. Grosch, M. Hager, D. Gerrard. HOMEROOM I 0-8 First row: E. Kraiewski, A. Knechel, J. Lucas, K. Kulcuchka, J. Kul , J. Kramberger, K. Kocis Second, row: L. Krewson, J. Kimenhour, E. Koenig, A. Krulla, D. Lear, C. Kohnle, A. Letting, J. Landt. Third row: J. Leuz, N Kuop, L. Lawfer, L. Kulp. K- Krout, C. Zindequcz, K. Kirkland K. Kirkland. Back row: R. Leach B. Lebar, D. Longstreet, c. Gail: loux Lochel K Labs, R. Long, , l- , - J. Landis, H. Long. HOMEROOM l 0-7 First row: R. Kaplan, M. Johns, C. Kabala, S. Hurwitz, J. Illen- berger, S. Kasak, J. Johnson, A. Jewell. Second row: J. Huck, L. Huestis, L. Hunsberger, D. Kin- der, S. Kentopp, B. Jerman, J. Jacoby, K. Houser. Third row: T. Hyde, A. Hunter, B. Ingalsbe, R. Hunsberger, D. Kentopp, J. Kennedy, T. Fuentes, D. Jurgen. Back row: T. Humlhanz, B. Johnson, B. Keresztury, S. Klumpp, C. Zenaie, B. Knouse, J. Kems, D. Kniese, K. Ward, C. Horroclss. HOMEROOM 1 0-9 First row: A. Lippincott, W. Martin, J. Leingang, M. L. Lin- son, K. Landis, V. Hamilton, A. Martin. Second row: C. Leather- man, S. Loieslci, M. Leje, B. Lamb, F. Merriden, R. Peck, C. Liebendorger, J. Landes. Third row: C. Matarese, B. Marsh, L. Lewis, C. Lane, B. Kummer, I. Landes, S. Lees, E. McDowell, J. McKee. Back row: M. McDon- nell, A. Mazurek, D. Meier, J. Martin, I. Mill, B. Michener, D. Michener, B. McCa.llister, E. Mathewson, J. Luitweiler. HOMEROOM I 0-I 0 First row: C. McMahon, M. Loux, B. Moyer, V. Mekosh, C. Marcle, S. Macknilt, C. Leets. Second row: B. Martin, K. Long, D. Mitchell E. Martin F. Mish J. Murphy,l1. Long. Ilhifd A. McKinny, B. Lutz, J. Long, G. Myers, S. Mobley, M. Manning D. Miller. Back row: W. Mogg F. Moll, A. Mullen, J. Miller, T Miller, D. Murray, L. McLead, D. Munshower. HOMEROOM I 0-I 2 First row: M. Perea, M. Mc- Groggan, D. Ostra, R. Miven, T. Payton, S. Price, D. Pratt, E. Thomas. Second row: M. Rey- nolds, R. Benner, D. Pearson, S. Pierson, G. Olson, F. Potter, A. Patch, T. Poserina, 1. Poole. Third row: B. Riley, W. Rausch- enberger, D. Rodenhausen, M. Pittner, D. Reilly, L. Nibliclt, S. Overholt, K. Rickert, L. Olson. Back row: G. Rhodes, S. Reshe- tar, K. Proemm, B. Roberts, I. Plummer, D. Hill, G. Potts, L. Roberts, J. Case. .ill HOMEROOM I0-I 'I First row: E. Miller, L. Mikle, M. Nagle, S. Mendelson, L. Mil- ler, K. Messmer, S. Moorhead, N. Montgomery. Second row: K. Douthit, B. Nichols, W. Nagle, I. Moyer, E. Neff, S. Moyer, S. Braver, B. Newton, G. Paist. Third row: I. Tolan, G. Pisarelr, C. Nagle, C. Ohrberg, W. Palm- er, T. Opdylte, T. Nofer, D. Pick- ering, F. Ottinger. Back row: L. Pisarek, J. Myers, B. Myk- kanen, K. Murphy, D. Miller, I. Mohler, E. Moore, T. Campagna, B. Onkow. HOMEROOM 10-14 First row: S. Rutherford, S. Schulberger, R. Sltlodowski, W, Smith, S. Sherrard, S. Sham- berger, I. Sanderford. Second row: L. Rohnnan, W. Schuyler, L. Schantz, J. Schmid, B. Scholz, D. Rogers, E. Bailey, T. Simm- ler. Third row: J. Robinson, J. Stitzinger, G. Skilton, D. Spincer, B. Snyder, B. Smith, D. Still, G. Histand, B. Slaymaker. Back row: G. Steward, B. Snyder, W. Still, B. Porter, N. Rogers, M. Smith, S. Salevsky, I. Dunning, S. Roger, K. Slaclc. HOMEROOM I 0-I 3 First row: B. Ritter, S. Rickert, N. Randall, P. Roberts, I. Shu- ster, M. Reblock, K, Riley. Second row: R. Young, T. Quin- ley, I. Ramsey, I. Roberts, C. Edgerton, D. Reiner, L. Quaste, L. Stires. Third row: H. Rosner, R. Schmieder, R. Rice, P. Reid, N. Rice, B. Ross, B. Scarpill, M. Rufe. Back row: D. Schomp, I. Seidwitz, R. Scales, C. Kooker, C. Schredel, I. Scarpill, I. Schleicher, A. Schreiber, j. Rotzell, HOMEROOM 10-I5 First row: L. Shingler, P. Stenk- en, R. Strong, W. Tremblay, B. Sutton, 1. Stella, B. Solana. Second row: C. Strong, P. Thomas, L. Taylor, G. Sigafoos, E. Teill, C. Thompson, R. Truitt. Third row: L. Thackray, E. Still- wagon, R. Truman, G. Stum, M. Treml, M. Stoler, C. Spitzer, B. Tomlinson. Back row: R. Tomes, M. Trymbiski, M. Stretch, I. Troxell, G. Tietsworth, M. Stover, C. Stratton, C. Thierolf, T. Tawresey. 4 HOMEROOM I 0-I 6 First row: I. Werner, C. Yon, M. Wolvington, E. Tray, I. Wolfs- berger, T. VVaibel, A. Travger. Second row: N. VVelsh, P. Vasey, B. Williams, D. Wilson, N. Wat- ton, G. Wismer, C. Umbrell, S. Vvebster, Third row: D. Yedinak, K. Underlcofiler, D. Snyder, B. Wrigley, B. Warwick, H. Viclrus, N. Troublefield, S. Watts. Back row: K. Weibel, J. Zarzecki, I. Tucker, B. Wood, M. Walsh, L. Ventresca, S. Wilson, T. Worth- ington, E. Williams. wp C13 -5 Z The Sophomore class oiBcers carry on the traditional task of shining the plaque. A Z 1, . 1 L + , V ' U 1 ' 1 G- V P 51 rw 13 r s x r -I x a' I x 'L K I .1 5j:,1 : -.....-.... ...-...x -'-- A 'J X , 1-.Y au'-'A .- gg 5 ,Ei -Q--I4 1 xg? i P ,J W P 4, J: . ,. 5x- , -. -Y- ,,-N2-.2-'Sms ,f h'?1 .4 4. ,fav .,, , If lv .Hz'ik3u'.a A 1 a . .K 1 'F X . 72 x, W 'X i V , E.. ,. 4- ! ,Ali 2.355 -,gr xr gs NE! 19351, ml my Ad .,. Uh, M . Y any I A I... . X W WVorking conscientiously to make each activity a success, members of the Senior Class of 1966 gained experience while enjoying themselves. Aided by the guid- ance of Counselor Harry B. Williams during their three years at Central Bucks, the Seniors were involved in a wide variety of class functions: the first Soph- omore nightg the polishing of the plaqueg the Prom Camelotg the Senior Class play, The Gazebog and, in all, the tradi- tions of Senior Week which included the pep rally, snake dance, and the Thanks- giving Day football game and dance. After working together for three satisfy- ing years at Central Bucks, Seniors felt strong class unity as they all focused their attention toward commencement and the future. Class Officers: Peter Nisbet, presidentg Chris Brown, vice-presidentg Sally Redpath, secretaryg and jack Martindell, treasurer. Senior Leaders MR. HARRY B. WILLIAMS Senior Counselor ff n THOMAS N. ADAMS Tom FTA 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 35 Seminar 35 Cheer- leaders 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Russian Club 35 Volleyball 2,3. JO ANN ALBER jo Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 25 Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Tympanum 25 Prom Comm. 25 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Biology Aides. LOIS JEAN ALDERDICE Lois Chattefbux Ed. Stall 35 Chatter- bux Bus. Staff 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H. R. Pres. 15 Student Secretary 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. KAREN KENNETTE ALDERFER Karen FBLA 35 Pep Club 2,35 Harle- quin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Choir 1,2,35 Stu- dent Secretary 3. JAMES F. ALLARD Jim Westbrook High School, West- brook, Maine. C. B.: Bux-Mont Forum 35 Intramural Basketball 25 Track 2. JONATHAN ROBERT ALLE BACH Bob MARK C. ANDERSON Mark Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Football l,2, Baseball 1,2,3. WILLIAM FREDRICK ANDRESEN III Bill Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 25 Choir 35 H. R. Treas. 1,25 Sec.-Treas. 3. DEBRA D. ANDREWS Debbie Color Guard Manager 25 AFS Club Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Majorettes Manager 35 Prom Comm. 25 Intra. Softball 1. WILLIAM GEORGE ANTON Bill Frankford High School, Phila.: Basketball 1. AGNES MAE APPEL Aggie William Tennent High School, Iohnsville, Pa.: Choir 1. C, B.: Harlequin 35 Concert Band 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 25 Choir 35 Octet 35 County Chorus 35 Choir Librarian 2,3. ROBERT ION APPLETON Bob Concert Band 1,25 Pres. 35 Dist. Band 1,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Swing Kings I,2,35 Senior Band 35 Bux-Mont Band 1,2,35 Or- chestra l5 Ir. Rotarian 35 County Band 1,2,35 German Band 1,2,3. FRANK ARCADE Frank jr. Rotarian 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 Football 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track l,2,35 Volleyball 2,3. CAROL A. BACHURSKI FBLA 35 Prom Comm, 2. JAMES VVARREN BACKLUND lim Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club l,2,35 Sr, Class Play 35 Football 1,2- BRIAN BAILEY Tex Clear Creek High School, League City, Texas. C. B.: Cheerlea ers 35 Bux-Mont Fonrm 35 Rille 35 Track 35 Cross Country 3. LOUISE C. BALDWIN Li'l Lou Pep Club 25 Chatterbux Bus. Stalf 35 Harlequin 15 Library Asst. 15 Prom Comm. 25 Recep- tionist 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3. ELLEN JEANNE BALNIS Witch Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 35 Digit Digest 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Ski Club 2,35 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Intramural Soccer 15 La- crosse I,2,3. THOMAS D. BANCROFT Tom North Penn Senior High School, Lansdale, Pa.: Band 1,25 C. B.: Concert Band 2,3. Swing Kings 2,35 Senior Band 2,3. ANITA BANKERT Napoleon High School, Napoleon, Ohio: Cheerleading 15 C. A. A. lg Choir 1. C. B.: Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Stagecraft 2,35 Biology Aides Vice-Prcs. 15 Choir 1. IEF F BARNHART Jeff Harlequin 2,35 A-V Aides 1,2535 Soccer 2. CHARLES E. BARRETT Chuck Prom Comm, 25 Tennis 2,35 Soc- cer 1,2,35 Volleyball 2,3. GAIL L. BARRETT Gail Chorus 2,35 Choir 1. DEBORAH S. BARTLESON Debbie FTA 1, 2, Sec. 35 Pep Club Pres. 2,35 Antler Art Ed. 35 Student Council 25 Spirit Comm. Chm. 35 Cirl of Month 35 Cheerleaders' Manager 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H. R. Sec. 1, Pres. 25 Ski Club 1,2,35 Recep- tionist 35 Lacrosse 15 Intra. Soc- cer 1, Intra. Basketball 1. PHYLLIS BAUER Squeak Library Asst. 35 Prom Comm. 2. KEITH W. BAUMAN Keith YFC 15 Concert Band 35 Prom Comm. 25 Swing Kings 1,2,35 Senior Band 3. LAWRENCE MILLER BEACH Larry Chatterbux Ed. Staff Exchange Ed. 35 Student Council 1,35 Harlequin 1, Vice-Pres. 2,35 Con- cert Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Sr. Band 35 H. R. Vice-Pres. 15 Pres. 35 Sr. Class Play Student Director 3. ROBERT JAY BEARD Bob Antler Bus. Staff, Co-Bus. Mgr. 35 Harlequin 1, Pres. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society 152,35 Ir. Rotarian, Tomorrow's Leaders Camp 35 AFS Club Treas. 2,35 Senior Play 35 Pan Plays 1,2, Director 3, ANN BEECHER Ann Prom Comm. 2. ERIC BECCS Eric Antler Bus. Staff 35 Digit Digest 35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Biology Aides 15 Science Club 35 AFS Club 35 Ski Club 35 Lan- guage Lab. Asst. 1. STEVEN BEGLEY Steve Hicksville High School, Hicks- ville, N. Y.: Cross Country 152. C. B.: Harlequin 2,35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Ski Club 2,3. MARGARET L. BEHNER Marge Russian Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Antler Ed. Staff 2,35 Antler Ed. 35 Tympanum 1,25 Girl of the Month 35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Receptionist 1,25 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usherette 25 Intra- mural Soccer 15 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. BRUCE ALAN BEISZER Cousin Brucie Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 1,25 Track 2,35 Soccer 15 Wrestling 15253. BARBARA BENNER Barb BETTY LOU BERNSTEIN B. O. FBLA 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chat- tefbux Bus. Staff 35 Antler Bus. Stalf 35 Tympanum 25 Harlequin 1,2, Corres. Sec. 35 Pan Plays 1,25 Harlequin Play 25 Sr. Play 35 Harlequin Props Comm. Chm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 H. R. Sec. 25 Receptionist 35 Mascot 35 Soccer 15 Softball 1. N-nf 'i DONNA BISHOP Prom Comm. 2. ROBERT DAYTON BISHOP Bob Wrestling 1,2,3, GABRIEL BLANCO Gabe Council Rock High School, New- town, Pa.: A-V Aides 1. C. B.: Library Asst. 1,35 A-V Aides 3. SUSAN CAROLYN BLUMERICK Blum Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm.-25 Receptionist 1,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Hockey 152,35 Lacrosse 3. KATHLEEN BODLEY Prom Comm. 25 Hockey 1,25 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Receptionist 35 Tympanum 3. Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,25 Student Council Alt. 1,2- LYNN L. BOETTNER Lynn FTA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Softball 3. ALLEN BOCERT, JR. Mac Antler Photo Ed. 35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm.5 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 25 Swing Kings 2,35 Bux-Mont Band 25 Orchestra 25 A-V Squad 1, Jr. Rotarian 35 Football Mgr. 15 Rifle 1,35 Vol- leyball 15 Ski Club 3. JANE CAROLYN BOLLINCER AFS 35 FTA 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 2, Mgr. 35 Tympunum 2,35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society 2, Sec. 35 Chess 35 Choir 15 H.R. Pres. 2,35 Basketball, J-V Capt. 15 Hockey 15 Antler Ed. Stall 2,3. ANNE ELIZABETH BOORNAZIAN Ambie Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Debate 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,2535 Senior Play Comm, 3. LINDA MARLENE BOUC Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympnnum 25 Sturlc-nt Council Alt. 35 Harlequin 1,25 Seminar 35 Choir 35 Chorus 35 H.R. V.-Pres. 35 Receptionist 35 Intra. Soccer I5 Intra. Volleyball 1. 19. MARIA BOVEN Pep Club 35 Student Council 35 AFS 35 Rifle 35 Instituut Van De Voor Zienigheid, Diest, Belgium: Drama Club 1,25 Volleyball 1,2. ERIC S. BOYCE Upper Dublin High School, Fort Washington, Pa. 1,2. C. B. 3. JUDITH ANN BRADLEY Judy Choir 15 Pep Club 1,2535 Chatter- bux Bus. Staff I,2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Chorus 2,35 H.R. Sec. 1, Sec.- Treas. 2,35 Receptionist 152,35 Usherette Sr. Class Play 25 Ski Club 35 Tennis 1,2,3. CYNTHIA BRANDT Cindy Choir 15 Chorus 253. JEFFREY BREY Jeff FRED BRITTON Fred H.R. Treas. 15 Volleyball 35 Wrestling 1,3. JANE C. BROWN FTA 15 Pep Club 15 Student Council 15 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 I-LR. Vice-Pres. 15 Receptionist 3. JEFFREY KENYON BROWN Jeff Concert Band 15 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 25 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Orchestra l,2. NATHANIEL ALFRED BROWN Chris Track 15 Prom Comm. Clim. 25 Debate 25 Wrestling 25 Boy Cheerleader 25 Kiwanis 35 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Seminar 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Soc. 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation 35 Swing Kings 35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 25 Sr. Class Vice- Pres. 3. SHARON LEE BROWN Bitty FBLA 25 Receptionist 25 Ski Club 3. SUSAN JO BRUCKER Sue Chorus 15 Prom Comm. 25 FBLA 35 Pep Club 35 Student Sec. 3. JOHN HENRY BRUEHL John Electronics 15 Basketball 1. JAMES A. BURNS, JR. Burnses Concession Stand l,2,3. MELANIE ELAINE BURT Melanie Clmtterbux Ed. Staff 35 Tym- panum 1,35 Harlequin 2,35 Girl of the Month 35 Library Club 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Biology Aides 1. JAMES CADNVALLADER Jim W if 45.1 lf NMSQT Letter Of Commendation Winners-Seated: M. Burt, M. Cross, B Saunders, S. Redpath, A. Evans, S. NValton, B. Williams. Standing: D Ricliert, E. Myers, D. VVurzel, B. NVielnnd, F. Tettemer, C. Brown, R Kazary, M. Bogert, I. Haskett. Rotarians Seated: C. Taylor, M. Bogert, J. Haskett, K. Hinde, R. Krach Standing: P. Nisbet, M. Macko, H. Hager, R. MacFarlane, R. Dromboski, L. Mitchell, K. R. Williams, R. Beard, B. McCullough, C. Detweiler, R Kazaxy, R. Rathgeber. 4 Ai. 0 h e KIWANIS-Seated: R. Chaffee, B. Lucera, F. Arcade, I. Livingston. Standing: B. Thomas, G. Shaw, I. Martindell, C. Brown, B. Haeckler. GIRL OF THE MONTH-S. Walton, B. Foster K. Moore, M, Burt, B. Imhof, K, Miller, D Bartleson, M. Belmer, S. Redpath. WILLIAM CALHOUN Bill Sr. Class Play 3. FRANCIS CARHART Fran Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3. KATHLEEN A. CARLIN Taffy FNA I,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Nurse's Roorn Asst. 35 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Soccer 15 Intra. Volleyball 25 lntra. Soft- ball 2. CHRISTINE H. CARSON Chris Pep Club 1,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2,35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2,3. WALTER IOSEPH CARWITHEN joe A-V Squad 1,2,35 Electronics 2. KATHLEEN CASE Kathy Harlequin 25 Ski Club 2,3. RICHARD CHAFFEE Rick Kiwanis 35 Concert Band I5 Cheerleader 35 Prom Comm. Chin. 25 Tennis 2,35 Baseball 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 3,35 Sr. Class Play 35 Wrestling CRAIG R. CHANEY Craig FBLA 35 Library Asst. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 2,3. GEORGE CHANTELAU George Bible Club 1,2,35 Concert Band I,2, Lieutenant 35 S. E. Dist. Band I,2,35 Bux-Mont Band I,2,35 A-V Aides I,2,35 County Band 1,2,3. EDWARD CHILD Ed Volleyball I. LINDA CIESLAK Linda Bible Club 1,2,3. FRANCIS 1. CLARK Frank ELIZABETH D. COLE Bess Concert Band 1,25 Prom Comm. 2, Orchestra 3g Basketball l,2,3 Lacrosse l,2,3. JAMES H. COLE jim Bible Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2,3 Soccer 2,35 Intra. Volleyball 1. Q LAURIE ANN CONNOR Laurie Prom Comm. 2, Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Sec. 1, Sec.-Treas. 2, Treas. 3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Recep- tionist 2. MICHAEL EDWIN CONRO Mike Chatterbux Bus. Stall 1,25 Bux- Mont Forum 3, Choir 1,2,3g A-V Aides 1,2,3g Baseball 1. SALLY B. CONYNE Sally AFS Club 35 Tympanum 1,2,3g Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society lg H.R. Vice-Pres. 1, Sec. 3, Tennis 1,2,3g Rille 1,2, DAVID COOK Cookie Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Prom Comm. Chm. 2. JOYCE MARIE coolc 1. c. Pep Club 1,2.35 Student Council Alt. 35 Harlequin 1,2535 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Chorus 15 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Senior Play Comm. 3. SANDRA LEE COOK Sandy Prom Comm. 2. STEPHEN MADDOCK COOPER Coop Student Council 15 Seminar 35 H.R. Pres, 15 Wrestling 152. JILL COULTON Jin FTA 1,2535 Color Cuards Man- ager 35 Prom Comm. 25 Language Lab. Asst. 1535 lntra. Basketball 15 lntra. Softball 2. IRENE ELLEN COUSINS Irene AFS Club 35 Pep Club 2,35 Tym- panum 1,2535 Harlequin 1,2535 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Treas. 1. MARGARET MARY CROSS Peggy FFA 1, Corres. Sec. 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 152,35 Harle- quin 2535 Prom. Comm. 25 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commend- ation 35 Language Lab. Asst. 1,2,3. WILLIAM CROSSLAND Bill CLAUDIA JOAN CROSSLEY Claudia Chatterbox Ed. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Staif 2,35 Tympanum 1.2.35 Debate 15 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 152,35 Sld Club 2. DAVID P. CROUTHAMEL Dave Student Council 152,35 Harlequin 35 Concert Band 152,35 Cheer- leader 35 Prom Comm, 25 Biology Aides 1,25 Swing Kings 2,35 Sr. Band 152535 I-LR. Pres. 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Soccer 15253. H. ROBERT CROUTHAMEL Bob Student Council 35 Prom Comm. 25 Debate 25 Ski Club 2535 Stu- dent Court 35 Football 35 Track 2535 Soccer 1525 Wrestling 15 Volleyball 1. ROY T. CROWE, JR. Roy EULA RANDOLPH CURETON Randy Pep Club 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 1,2,35 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Tympanum 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Debate 15 Chorus 25 Choir Sec. 35 Recep- tionist 35 Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3, Hockey 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 La- crosse 253. IOHN WALTER DANIELS Walt RICHARD DANIELS Tex A-V Aides 1,2,35 Football 1,2535 Wrestling 1,2,3. BONNIE LEE DAVIS Bonnie FBLA 35 Chorus 2,35 Cl10il' 1- IOANN DAWSON Io FBLA 2,35 AFS 35 Chorus 2,35 Student Sec. 35 Receptionist 3. ROBERT D. DEHAVEN Bob Football 1,2,3. BRUCE DELANEY Bruce Tympanum Ed. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 3. LYNDA DELP Lynda Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Pep Club 35 Hockey 1,3. LLOYD GEORGE DETWEILER George Student Council 25 Harlequin 35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society 1,25 Or- chestra 1,25 A-V Aides 35 Ir. Rotarian 35 H.R. Oflice 15 Athlet- ic2Dept. Aide 1,2,35 Wrestling 1, ,3. GAIL DIVIRCILIO Dever FBLA 3g Prom Comm. 2. JOSEPH A. DOBRON joe STEPHANIE Y. DOLLMAN Steph ROBERT JOSEPH DROMBOSKI Stick Ir. Rotarian 3. CEORCEANA DRYER CAROLE ANNE DUCKE'I'I' Carole FTA l,2,3g Pep Club 2,3g Stu- dent Council 1,2,3g Prom Comm. 2g Bux-Mont Forum 3g Debate 2,35 H.R. Pres. 1,2,3g Recep- tionist 3. IUDITH ANN DUFRESNE Judy Receptionist 3. GLENN DALE DUNKLEBERGER Dunk PAULETTE M. EAKINS Paul Collingswood High School, Col- lingswood, N. I.: Latin Club lg Glee Club lg Future Health Careers 1. Triton Regional Hi h School, Runnemede, N. I.: Hocie- ey 24 Girls' Athletic Asst. 2. C. B.: Science Club 35 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 3. LINDA LEE EATON Linda FBLA 3g Prom Comm. 2. Student Council Officers fn' , vulvwjx- STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Tfeas., M. Mowryg C01-res. Sec., K. Mooreg Rec. Sec., B. Pattersong V.-Pres., K. R. VVilliamsg Pres., B. Thomas. Senior Homeroom Presidents 'BEEF sm .xy g, SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Seated: K. Miller, B. Smith, B. Imhof, B. Williams C. Duckett, M. Frame, 1. Bollinger. Standing: I. Zeola, D. Pongracz, L. Beach, H. Hager, D Crouthamel, M, VVeisel, F. Tettemer, 1. Livingston, R. Kazary. PATRICIA ANN EICHINLAUB Pat ORLANDO G. EPIFANIO Sonny MATTHEW I. ERCLENA Erk Football 25 Baseball 1,3. PACET ERWIN B. D. Whitney Pep Club 35 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2,35 FNA 35 FTA 3. MARK EUTERMOSER Mark Jr. Rotarian 35 Choir 1,2,3. 116 ANN R. EVANS Ann FTA 1,25 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 1,2, Asst. Ed. 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Natl. Honor Society 1,2,35 Natl. Merit Letter of Com- mendation 35 Bucks Co. Orch 1- H.R. Sec. 15 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 25 Russian Club 35 AFS Club 35 Lacrosse 2,35 Intramural Soccer 1. DAVID N. EVANS Dave Concert Band 1,2,3g Biology Aide 1. ALLEN WALTON FAAET, JR. Al Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Debate 1,2. MATHILDA FACENDA Matty FBLA 35 Harlequin 35 Library Asst. 25 Prom Comm. 2. RICHARD FADELEY Rick Debate 2,35 Golf 2. BRUCE K. FARQUHAR Bruce North Yarmouth Academy, Yar- mouth, Maine: Soccer lg Wres- tling lg Track 1. C. B.: 2,3. W. CREGG FAWTHROP Gregg Library Asst. 15 Prom Comm. 2,33 Electronics 2. ROBERT JAY FEIK Bob North Penn High School, Lans- dale, Pa.: Band 1. C. B.: Concert Band 2,35 Swing Kings 3. BARBARA LEE FELL Barb Chorus 1, Receptionist 2,3. SUZANN E F ELLMAN Sue Library Asst. 1,2,3g Prom Comm. 2, Orchestra 1,25 AFS Club 3. REXALAN FELTON Rex Student Council l,2,3g I-LR. Pres. 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Baseball 1,3g Track 2g Soccer 1,2,35 Volleyball 3, Debate l,2. ANTHONY FENNELL Tony Prom Comm. 2. DAVID K. FERRIS Dave Digit Digest 3, Bux-Mont Forum 3, Football 15 Baseball 1. RUTH FIEDLER Chatterbux Ed. SME 35 YFC Club 1,2,3g Prom Comm. 2, Chorus 1,2,3g Choir 25 H.R. Sec.- Treas. 2,3. W. LARRY FLUCK Larry Pennridge High School, Perkasie, Pa.: FTA 1,2. C. B.: Chess 3, Chorus 3. LYDIA ANN FORMAN Lydia FBLA 35 Cllonrs 25 Choir 15 Receptionist 2. BEVERLY JEAN FOSTER Bev FBLA 1,2, Vice-Pres. 35 Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Tympanum 1,25 Harlequin 35 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Girl of the Month 35 Seminar 2,35 Color Guards Manager 2,35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Snack Bar 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,25 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Orchestra l,2,35 Choir Accompanist 1,2,35 Boys' Quartet Accompanist 1,2,35 Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 25 Ski Club 2,35 Lost and Found Comm. 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. JOAN FOSTER Ioan Chorus 25 Choir 1. SUSAN BREWSTER FOWLER Antler Ed. Stalf 35 Tympanum 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 1,25 Library Asst. 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Orchestra 2,35 Seminar 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society l,2,35 Chess 35 Lacrosse 15 AFS Club 2,35 Foreign Ex- change Student 25 Student Rep. of AFS5 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usherette 2. RUSSELL DALE FOX Russ MADELINE FRAME Micky FNA 2,35 Student Council 35 Prom Comm, 25 H.R. Sec.-Treas 1, Pres. 35 Basketball 35 Volleyi ball 35 Softball 3. THOMAS J. FRAME Tom Prom Comm. 2. CAROL ANN FRATRIK Carol FBLA 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 1,25 Volleyball 3. HELEN KAY FRATRIK Kay FBLA 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 1,25 Volleyball 3. NANCY LEE FREDERICK Nancy Villa Joseph Marie, Newton, Pa.: French Club 15 Sodality 1. C. B.: FFA 2, Historian 35 Tympanum 35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3. MARY ANNE FUNK Mary FNA 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3g Harle- quin 33 Prom Comm. 25 Bux Mont Fomm 3, Biology Aides 1. WILLIAM FUNK Bill Football l,3. IOSEPH FRANCIS CALLAGHER Gal ROBERT GALE Bob BARBARA SUE GARDNER Barb Pep Club 2g Chorus 1,2. STEPHEN R. GARCES Steve JOHN JAMES GAVERN Iohn SANDRA LOUISE CEI-IO Sandy Antler Ed. Staff 2,3, Tympanum 1,2,3g Harlequin 3, Seminar 2,3g Prom Comm. 2, Choir 1, Recep- tionist 2,3g Rifle 1,2,3. MARGARET LEE CENSLER Peggy Anchor Bay High School, New Baltimore, Michigan: Girls' Track lg Choir lg Sr. Band lg Prom Hostess 1. C. B.: Chorus 2, Receptionist 3, LANCE GILBERT Lance PATRICIA DIANE GOOD Trish Student Council Altemate 15 Harlequin 1,2,35 Color Guard 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Rifle 35 Hockey 1. LYNDA GOODMAN Lynn STEVEN G. GOODWIN Steve LOIS ELAINE GRADWELL Lois AFS 35 FTA 152,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbox Ed. Staff 35 Harle- quin 2,35 Cheerleaders 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Lang. Lab. Asst. 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Recep- tionist 2,3. IUDITH JANE GRAHAM Judy Lincoln H. S., Phila.: Bowling Club 2. MICHAEL THOMAS GRANESE Mike ELLEN SUZANNE GRATER Sue FBLA 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 1. CLYTIE ANN GREER Pep Club 1,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 15 Student Coun- cil 1, Altemata 35 Harlequin 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Pres. 15 Ski Club 1,2535 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Recep- tionist 35 Hockey 1,2, Manager 3. JOSEPH MICHAEL GRIFFIN Ioe Prom Comm. 25 Football 152,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3. IUDITH ANN GRIF F ITH Iudy Pep Club 35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 35 Ski Club 2,35 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 Lang. Lab Asst. 3. Versatile Seniors Creating chaos. .FSL ri - xi Solving world problems. CARY HAAR Art Chess 1,2,3. DONNA RAE HABERMEHL Pep Club 15 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Prom Comm. 25 Lang. Lab Asst. l,2,35 H.R. Sec. 15 Receptionist 1,2. WILLIAM J. HAECKLER, JR. Bill Antler Bus. Stall 35 Sr. Class Play 35 Digit Digest 35 Kiwanis 35 Prom Comm. 25 A-V Aides 35 Track 2,35 Volleyball 35 Vlires- tling 3. HUGH FRANCIS HAGER FFA 152,35 Student Council 3, Alternate 25 Prom Comm. Chin. 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3. WILLIAM HAHN Bill Choir 1,2,3. JOHN DAVID HALDEMAN Dave Harlequin 35 Concert Band 1,2535 Seminar 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Soccer 1,2,35 Tennis 152,35 Vol- leyball 1. DORIS HAYNE HALL FBLA 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 15 Receptionist 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Tennis 35 Hockey 2. WAYNE ALLAN HALL Harlequin 35 Seminar 25 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Natl. Honor Soc. 2,35 Chess 2,35 H.R. Treas. 1,2,35 Track 1,35 Volleyball 2,3. NANCY MAY HALLMAN Chorus 1,2,3. DAVID RUSSELL HANDY Dave Electronics 1,2,3. ROBERT I. HAPP Bob Track 2,35 Wrestling 3. JOHN E. HARGAS 1. E. Concert Band 1,2,35 Seminar 2,35 Prom. Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Orchestra 15 Golf 35 Soccer 15 Tennis 15 Rifle 1,2,3. DOLORES ANN HARMER Dee Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 25 Cheerleaders 35 Prom Comm. 25 Receptionist 35 Rifle 1. JAMES H. HASKETT jim Antler Ed. Stall 2, Co-Ed. 35 Student Council 2, Alternate 35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 35 Ir, Rotarian 35 H.R. Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. DAVID HAUGHS Dave Golf 2,35 Soccer 15 Wrestling 1,2,3. ELIZABETH HAUGHS Betsy STEPHEN G. HAWES Steve Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commend- ation 35 Soccer 25 Intra. Volley- ball 1. HOWARD HAWK Howie H.R. Treasurer 1. CAROL CHRISTINE HEINEL Tympanum 35 Prom Comm. 2. LINDA S. HEINLE Shrednie FNA 2, Sec. 35 FTA 2,35 Pep Club 35 Tympanum Art Ed. 35 Harlequin 15 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R, Sec.- Treas. 35 Ir. Bulletin Board Comm. 2. DAVID HEISER Dave Monte Rosa, Switzerland: Track 15 Ski Team 15 Choir 15 Chess Club 15 C. B.: Boy's Quartet Altemate 35 Choir 2,3. RICHARD A. HELLER Rick Concert Band 1,35 Orchestra 1,25 Football 1. DAVID HENDERSON Dave PATRICK HILFERTY Pat KENNETH A. HINDE Ken Harlequin 35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Swing Kings 25 Orchestra 15 jr. Rotarians 3. LOWELL B. HISTAN D Ski Club l,2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Baseball 35 Prom Comm. 25 Humanitarian 3. SUZANNE ALENE HISTAND Sue FNA 2,35 FTA 2,35 Bible Club 15 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Harle- quin 2,35 Librarian 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3. HELEN M. HOERSCH Tympanum 25 Seminar 25 Choir 35 FTA 25 Biology Aide 15 Octet 15 1-LR. 0lHcer 1. - ' - - ' - 'B 5 I 5 1 1 ,I i ,. ,..LL ,.,'. - V 5 1911 2 - -f - 5 5 ..-- . -, neg 'h M' w- 5 11: Q 5 5 -5 5 .V E .. , ,. :SW 5 - Q 5 5 i 5 In - A 2 CLAIR E. HOFMANN Charlie Concert Band 1,2,35 Track 2. SHARON EVE HOLKEY Sharon Bux-Mont Forum 1,25 Chorus 152,35 Hockey 1. JOANNE DOROTHY HOLNICK Io FBLA 2, Reporter 35 Pep Club 25 Chatterbox Bus. Stall 25 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Bucks County Chorus 25 Choir 1,2,35 Octet 2,35 Student Sec. .35 Jr. Bulletin Board Comm. 2. JANET HON janet Ski Club 15 Prom Comm. 2. LYNDA HOPKINS Lynda Delhaas High School, Bristol: Color Guards 15 Prom Comm. 15 H.R. Sec. 1. NANCY ANN HOPKINS Nancy AFS 35 FTA 1,2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Antler Ed. Staif 35 Student Council Alt. 2,35 Receptionist 35 Library Asst. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Treas. 25 Intra. Volleyball 15 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. Chm. 3. CYNTHIA JOAN HOYT Cyndi FBLA 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Stagecraft 25 Prom Comm. 25 Bucks County Chorus 15 Choir 1,2: Octet 25 Intra. Volleyball 2. EDWIN W. HOWE Ed f ' 5 f I A-,.es.:g3 lrgfsstsgf.Hfi5:5g,ei1g3::g2Qilv3fm Us mirage 125 RICHARD S. HOWELL Steve Football 1. NANCI HUBER Nanci WILLIAM GEORGE HUMLHANZ Bill CAVIN KYLE HUTCHINSON Gavin Student Council 35 Receptionist 1,25 Harlequin 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,2,35 Prom Comm, 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3. ERIC ILLENBERCER Eric Student Council 25 H.R. Pres. 2. BARBARA JEAN IMHOF Bim Pep Club 35 Student Council 1,2,35 Girl of the Month 35 Receptionist 2,35 Ski Club 15 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux- Mont Fomm 35 Debate 15 I-LR. Pres. 1,2,35 Basketball 25 Tennis 15 Hockey 1,2,3. LINDA JEAN JACOBS Linda Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 35 Stagecraft 35 Ski Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Fomm 35 Intra. Basketball 1. ALBERT JANKOVSKIS Al GEORGIA LEE JOHNSON Georgia Pep Club 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Hockey 152,35 Tennis 2,3. VICTOR EDWARD IONAITIS Victor Tympanum 1. DEBORAH LYNNE IOPSON Debbie Pep Club 1,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Stal! 35 Tympanum 35 Stagecraft 35 Ski Club 35 Harlequin 35 Color Guards' Manager 35 Recep- tionist 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 Chorus 2. ANTONIA MARY KABALA Tony Chatterbox Bus. Staff 35 Tum- panum 35 Stagecraft 35 Seminar 25 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Choir 15 Chorus 2,35 Intra. Basketball 1. GLENN M. KAHN Prom Comm. 2. ROBERT O. KAZARY Bob Student Council 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 Lost and Found, Chm. 15 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,2,35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 35 H.R. Pres. 15 Foot- ball 1,25 Track 1,2,3. SUSAN JANE KELLY Sue FBLA 2, Pres. 35 FNA 15 Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. StaE 35 Student Council 1,25 Receptionist 35 Harlequin 15 Seminar 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,25 Snack Bar and Concession Stand Mgr. 3. .., WILLIAM KERNS Bill ELIZABETH MARIE KILMER Liz FNA 15 Pep Club 1,25 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Prom Comm, 25 Co- Chairman Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Bux-Mont Band 1,2535 Chorus 2,35 Choir 15 Intra. Soccer 15 Intra. Basketball 15 AFS 35 PETER KIRKGARDE Peter Plymouth-Whitemarsh H. S.: g'aEngShgw 25 Block Party Crew MARGARET MARY KOCIS Mae FTA 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 3, Tympanum 25 Harlequin 25 Sem- inar 25 intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Soccer 15 Lacrosse 1,2,3. SUSAN KOENIG Sue FBLA 35 Pep Club 25 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 1,2,35 Ski Club 35 Tennis 1,2,3. PETER KOSIAK H.R. Treas. lg Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1. ROBERT W. KRACH Bob FFA 3g Ir. Rotarian 35 Rille 1,2,3 FRANK E. KRAMBERGER Frank ROGER KREIDER Roger Ski Club 35 Football 2,3g Golf 1 EDWIN H. KRIBBS Ed Chatterbox Bus. Stalfg Seminar 2g Choi: 1,25 Rifle lg Soccer 3. FREDRIC A. KUGLER Fred A-V Squad l,2,3. JESSICA A. LAIRD Jessie lntra. Basketball I5 Intra. Soft- ball 2. MARTHA L. LAMBERT Martha FIA 25 Student Council 35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 3. VERNON F. LANDIS Vern CWENDOLYN LEADER Gwen Liberty H. S., Bethlehem, Pa.: Natl. Thespian Soc. 1,2, Scribe 35 Student Council l,2,35 Pep Club 25 Jr. Class Play Publicity Comm. 2. KATHLEEN LEAR Kathy FBLA 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir I5 Chorus 2,35 Receptionist 35 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Intra. Basketball 1. LYNDA LEELAND Lynda Chatterbox Bus. Stall 35 Tym- panum 35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 15 Choir 2,35 Girl's Octet 35 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Ski Club 35 County Choir 3. SHIRLEY A. LINDSAY Shirley FNA 1,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chat- terbux Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 35 Bible Club 15 Ski Club 2,35 Basketball 3. BILL LINDSAY Bill Track 25 Cross Country 35 Golf I,2. CARYL B. LINSENMAIER C. B. FTA l,2,35 Bible Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bucks Co. Chorus 25 Choir 1,2,35 I-LR. Vice-Pres. 25 German Club 1. V7 I,- tv 5 Seniors Anne Boornazian, Joyce Cook, Debbie Bartleson, Gavin Hutchinson, Hilary Raymond, and Ann Evans pause before the pep rally with Mascot Betty Lou Bernstein. Thanksgiving Week The funeral bell tolls as the pallbearers slowly march around the gym with the body of a North Penn player. Enthusiastic students gather to dis- play their spirit and encourage the team. Later everyone marches through the streets of Doylestown in the traditional snake dance, climaxed by the bonfire. A North Penn player is burned in effigy to signify the defeat of the North Penn team on the next day. wt' ' if 1 9 402.4 T4 5 ao. The North Penn dummy is burned as Central Bucks football players look on at the bonfire. N MARIBETH LISI Mari FNA 15 FTA 2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum Staff 1,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Receptionist 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society 1,2,35 Ski Club 35 Stu- dent Council Alternate 2,35 I-LR. Vice-Pres. 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 2. VIRGINIA C. LIVEZEY Ginny Tympanum 35 Bible Club 2,35 Seminar 25 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 35 Sr. Class Play Comm, 3. JACK L. LIVINGSTON Jack Student Council 1,2,35 Guest of Kiwanis 35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Pres. 35 Soccer 2,35 Basket- ball 1. CONSTAN CE I. LLOYD Coni AFS Club Sr. Rep. 35 Harlequin l,2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 H.R. Treas. 1. LINDA K. LONCOSKE Linda Bible Club I,2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Nurses' Aide I. ERIC LONGSTREET Erk Track 2,3, PEGGY LOU LOUX Peggy Pennridge High School, Perkasie, Pa.: Bible Club 15 FHA 15 Sew- ing Club 15 Girls' Clee Club 1. C. B.: Bible Club 2, Pres. 35 Receptionist 3. BRUCE A. LUCERA Bruce Kiwanis 35 Prom Comm. 25 Foot- bagla 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Track ALICE MacANIF F Alice AFS Club 35 FTA 2,35 Chdflef- bux Bus. Staff 2, Ed. Staff 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec. 15 Booster Night At- tendant I,25 Prom Attendant 25 Ski Club 2,35 Receptionist 3. RICHARD L. MacFARLANE Rick Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 1,35 Boy Cheerleaders 35 Prom Comm. 25 A-V Squad 1,2,35 Jr. Rotarian 35 H.R. Pres. 1, Vice- Pres. 35 Track 15 Soccer 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3. MICHAEL M. MACKO Michael Chess 35 jr. Rotarian 2,35 Foot- ball 2,3. LINDA L. B. MacNEEL Windi F NA 152,35 Pep Club 2,35 Harle- quin 1,2,35 Seminar 2,35 Cheer- leaders 2,35 Prom Comm, 25 B Mo t F0 3 R tl ist ux- n rum 5 ecep on 35 Basketball 1. VERONICA E. MARCINIK Ronnie FBLA 35 Prom Comm. 25 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Soccer 1. EVELYN J. MARETI' Ev Antler Bus. Staff 35 YFC 15 Con- cert Band 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Band 152,35 Orchestra 1,2,3. DANIEL L. MARTIN Dan Baseball 253. IOHN R. MARTINDELL Jack Antler Ed. Stalf 35 Student Coun- cil 1,2,35 Kiwanis 35 Seminar 2g Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 1,35 Choir 1,25 Class Treas. 1,2535 AFS Club 35 Soc- cer 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,3. PHYLLIS F. MASON Phyllis Pep Club 35 Chatterbox Bus. Staff 2,35 Arlller Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 1,25 Harlequin 25 Seminar 35 Prom Comm. 25 Lost and Found Comm. Chm. 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Orches- tra 1,2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Sec.-Trees. 35 Receptionist 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. GERARD I. MATARESE jerry LINDA J. MATTHEWS Linda Chatterbyx Bus. Stall 35 Harle- quin 35 Prom Comm, 25 Recep- tionist 3. LINDA MATTIVE Mativ William Tennent High School, Johnsville, Pa.: Chonxs 15 Pep Club 2. C. B.: 3. IACQUE LINE MCCAUSLAND Jackie Lansdale H. S., Lansdale, Pa.: Library 1. C. B.: Library Asst. 2, Pres, 3g Receptionist 3. BRIAN JAMES MCCULLOUCH Mig Antler Bus. Co-Ed. 3, Student Council 1, Altemate 3, H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 33 Jr. Rotarian 3, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3g Student Court 3. CHERYL L. MCCUSKER Cheryl DONNA McGAHAN Donna JOSEPH JOHN MCCINNIS, IR. Ioe MICHELE P. MCCOVERN Michele JOHN MCILMOYLE Iack Wrestling 1,2,3. THOMAS MCILMOYLE Tom RICHARD MCKEE Rick BRUCE LINDSAY MCLEOD Stretch Wynacunnet H. S., Hampton, N. H.: History Club 1. C. B.: Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1, Cross Country 1. IOHN JOSEPH CHARLES MCNENNY, john SANDRA E. MCVAUCH Sandy FNA 15 Color Guards 2, Capt. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2. MARYANN MEHALL Maryann Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 25 Choir 15 Drama 2,35 Talent Show 1. GLORIA MEKOSH Gloria Prom Comm. 2. HAROLD HART MICHENER Harold LEONARD S. MILL Lenny Baseball 1,2,3, KATHLEEN E. MILLER Kathy FTA 1, Corres. Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Pep Club lg Antler Ed. Stall 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Girl of the Month 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Soc. 15 Language Lab Asst. 1,25 Receptionist 35 Sr. Class Play 35 H.R. Treas. 1,2, Pres. 35 Prom Attendant 2. KAREN EDITH MILLS Karen Antler Ed. Stall 35 Chatterbuz Bus. Staff 35 Choir 1.2, Vice- Pres. 35 Harlequin 35 Pep Club 25 Prom Comm. 25 Sr. Class Play Comm. 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 lntra. Basketball 15 Ski Club 3. LEONARD MITCHELL Leonard Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 2,35 Chess 2,35 A-V Squad 2,35 Ir. Rotarian 35 Electronics 2. STEPHEN E. MOILES Steve Harlequin 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Chess 1,2,35 Rifle 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Cross Country 2,3. ROBERT MOLIS Bob FBLA 1. JOHN JOSEPH MONACO Chorus 1,25 Vice-Pres5 Football 2,35 Track 253. DONNA KAYE MOORE Kaye FNA 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tym- panum 15 Girl of the Month 35 Seminar 35 Cheerleader J. V. C0-Capt. 1,2, Capt. 35 Ski Club 15 H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Ir. Class Sec. 25 Student Council alt. 1,2, Cones. Sec. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Prom Attendant 2. MARTIN LARRY MOOREHEAD, IR. Lmy Upper Moreland H. S., Willow Grove 1: Football 15 Central Bucks H. S., 2,3: Football 2,35 Track l,2,35 Prom Comm. 2. VICKI MORGAN FBLA 3. MARTHA I. MOWRY Student Council 1,2., Treas. 35 Chorus 25 Rille 15 Harlequin 35 Library Asst. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Orchestra 25 Choir 1,35 Octet 35 H.R. Pres. 1,25 Gennan Club 15 Recegtionist 35 Volleyball lntramur 1, CAROL ANN MYERS Pep Club 35 Prom Comm. 2. DANIEL L. MYERS Dan ERROL MYERS Errol Student Council 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Chess 2,35 Cross Coun- try 2,3. RONALD EUCEN E MYERS Ron FRED MULLER Fred STEPHEN NAGURNY Steve Prom Comm. 25 Football 1,2,35 Track l,2,3. KAREN I. NAYLOR Karen FBLA 1,2, Treas. 35 Chorus 1,25 Choir 3. NANNE'1'I'E N. NELSON Nettie FNA 15 Choir 1,25 Library Asst. 15 Rifle 35 AFS Club 35 Recep- tionist 3. COLLEEN PATRICIA N EWMAN Charlie it ? ki' IAMES C. NEWTON Jamie Stagecraft 35 Harlequin 35 Cheer- leader 35 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Treas. 1,35 Football 1,25 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 35 Wrestling 25 Golf 2. PETER ALLEN NISBET Pete Student Council 1,2.35 Seminar 35 Track 15 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,2,35 H.R. Pres. 15 jr. Rotarian 35 Rifle 15 Class Pres. 23' Soccer J.v. co-capr. 1,2, coldapi. af Prom Comm. 2. DONALD NITTERAUER Don Chess 35 Electronics 35 Track 1,2,3. ERIC CL N USE Elmo Concert Band 1,25 Orchestra 35 Rifle 2,35 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 3. RONALD W. OLIVER Cal La Canada High School, La Canada, Calif.5 Chess Vice-Pres. 15 Central Bucks: Chess 2,35 Projection Squad 35 AFS Club 3. ,PL ya ree ng. . I, 'a I 'zr 1 J '-5 4,3 X 3. Queen Sally Shaw, flanked by her attendants: Kathy Miller, Martha Mowry, Kaye Moore, Beverly Patterson, Alice MacAniff, and Sally Redpath, was crowned at midnight by class president, Peter Nisbet. Beverly Patterson and Debbie Andrews were two of many who transformed the gym into Arthur's Camelot. Last spring's juniors worked fervently to make the prom, Camelot, a success. The novelty of the evening was the dragon in the courtyard. The Hre- breathing, green-scaled creature com- pleted the medieval legend of King Arthur with a nodding head and a noisy roar. In the safer atmosphere of the gym, knights and their ladies danced beneath the tent-like roof of the castle. The Thanksgiving Dance, which the Class of '66 presented, had as its theme, Memories of Sleepy Hollow. The cafeteria was transformed into an eerie scene complete with Huttering bats. A gloomy forest helped set the ghostly scene of Sleepy Hollow. Dance Memories A dreamy queen dances with the Knight of Camelot. Brian Bailey, Barb Imhof, and Ann , Truscott helped create the mood of Sleepy Hollow. Undemeath falling autumn leaves, the queen of the Thanksgiving Dance, Beverly Patterson, accepted a gift from the Senior Class, presented by class president, Peter Nisbet. . . . and we never saw Ichabod Crane or the Headless Horseman. L. THOMAS OSGOOD CAROLYN MAE OTT FBLA 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 25 Softball 2. LINDA LOUISE OTT Lindy FBLA 35 Prom Comm. 2. HALUK N. OZDALCA Ankara Ataturk Lisesi, Ankara, Turkey: Debate 15 Student Coun- cil 15 Basketball 25 Soccer 2. C. B.: Foreign Exchange Student 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 3: AFS Club 35 Ski Club 35 Soccer 35 Rille 3. RALPH PALMER ELAINA JEAN PATCH Elaina FTA 2, Pres. 35 Concert Band 1, Sec. 25 Seminar 35 Biology Aides Pres. 15 Orchestra 35 Pep Band 25 H.R. Sec. 35 Sr. Class Play 35 Intra. Soccer 15 Tennis 1,2,3. BEVERLY LYNN PATTERSON Bev FTA 1,2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Student Council l,2, Rec. Sec. 35 Harlequin 2,35 Library Asst. 15 Cheerleaders 2, Co-Capt. 35 Booster Night Attendant 1,25 Prom Attendant 25 Ski Club 1,2, 35 Receptionist 35 Class Sec. lg H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Tennis 1,2,35 Thanksgiving Queen 3. ELAINE MARIE PAWLIK Elaine Pep Club 35 Color Guard 25 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec. 1,25 Recep- tionist 35 Hockey 1,2,3. ANTON PENNINCS Tony Chorus 15 Volleyball 1. ROBERT G. PETERSON Bob Chattefbux Bus. Staff 35 Ski Club 1. HENRY PETRY Pete WILLIAM T. PFEIFER Bill MICHAEL C. PHIPPS LOUISE ALYS PIXLEY Pixie Antler Ed. Stall 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Harlequin 15 Prom Comm. 25 Rifle 1,35 Seminar 2,35 Ski Club 1, Biology Aides 1. DOUGLAS PONGRACZ Doug Student Council 1,2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Chorus 35 Boys' Quartet 35 Choir I,2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,2, Pres. 3. THEODORE R. Ports, JR. Ted ELIZABETH MARRON PROVOST Betsy Pep Club 35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Biology Aides 25 Choir 15 Receptionist 2,35 Basketball 1,25 Hockey 1,2,3. KAREN LOUISE PRUGH Harlequin 1,2,35 Receptionist 35 Natl. Honor Soc. 2,35 Baccalau- reate and Commencement Usher- ette 25 Ski Club 2,35 Hockey 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 Lacrosse I,2,3. RANDY QUASTE RICHARD HARVEY RATHGEBER Harlequin Photographer 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 A-V Squad 1,2,35 Guest of Rotary 35 Soccer 2, Mgr. 35 Wrestling 1,2,3. HILARY JUNE RAYMOND FT A I5 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbox Bus. Stall 2,35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Receptionist 25 Ski Club 35 Basketball 1,25 Volley- ball 1,2. SALLY ANN REDPATH Sally Receptionist 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 1,2,35 AFS 1, Sec. 35 Girl of the Month 35 Library Asst. 15 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm, Chm. 25 Prom Attendant 25 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,2,35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 35 H.R. Sec. 1,25 Class Sec. 35 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 25 Tennis 25 Ski Club 3. SUSAN LOUISE REDSTREAKE Sue Tympanum 2,35 Chess 35 Recep- tionist 1. TIMOTHY A. REHM Delhaas H. S., Bristol, Pa.: Soc- cer 1,25 Golf 1,25 Bowling 25 Sr. Breakfast Comm. 2. C. B.: Soccer 3. PAUL EARL RENNER Paul PHYLLIS ANN RENNER Phyl Orchestra 1,2,35 Bucks Co. Chorus 35 Choir 35 Octet 35 Bucks Co. Orchestra 1,25 District Orchestra 152,35 State Orchestra 15 lntra. Softball 2. MARTIN REPTSIK Marty H.R. Vice-Pres. 35 Football 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 Baseball 152,35 Prom Comm. 2. CAROL REYNOLDS Carol FI' A l,2,35 Bible Club 15 Library Asst. 2,35 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,2,35 Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 2. DONNA MAE RICKERT FTA I,2,35 Bible Club 1,2,35 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,2,35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 35 Choir 1,2,35 Octet 1,2,35 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usherette 25 Lan- guage Lab Asst. 3. LINDA CAROL RICKERT Linda YFC 1,2, Vice-Pres. 35 S. E. Dist. Chorus 15 Choir I,2,35 Octet 3. JANE WINDSOR RIDGEWAY Beauty Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Harlequin 35 Color Guards 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mon! Forum 35 Hockey Mgr. 2. WAYNE JOHN RINIKER YFC 1,2,35 German Club 35 Natl. Honor Soc. 2,35 Chorus 25 Choir 35 A-V Aides 2,35 Soccer 35 Intra. Volleyball 1. MARY FRANCES ROACH Roach Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Ski Club 35 Receptionist 3. SHERRY LEE ROBERTS Sherry Dumont High School, Dumont, N. J.: Teenage Club 15 C. B.: FBLA 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Student Sec. 35 Concession Stand Bkkr. 35 Snack Bar 3. DENNIS ROCKENBACK Grayslake H. S., Grayslake, Ill.: 1,25 Golf 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Band 1,2, DONNA MARIE ROGERS FNA 1,25 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 25 Harlequin 25 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2. CAROL ANN ROHRER Upper Moreland H. S.,: FNA 15 Prom Comm. 15 Chorus 15 C. B. 2,3. PAUL JAMES ROHRMAN Paul ANNA MAY ROSENBERGER Anna Chorus 2. RONALD ROBERT ROSSI Ross EUGENE E. ROSYPAL Gene Golf 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,3. GAIL EILEEN BOTH YFC 1,2,3g Receptionist 3. CHERYL ROTZELL Harlequin 3g Chonrs 1,2. JAYN FRANCES RUMSEY Iaynie Receptionist 3g Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 1. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH SALEI Kathie Library Asst. 413 Choir 1,2,3g Octet 2g Basketball lg Ski Club 1,2,3. BEVERLY SAMSEL Bev Student Council lg Chatterbux Bus. Staff 3g Prom Comm. 2g I-LR. Pres. lg Choir lj Basketball lg Hockey lg Ski Club 35 Chorus 2,3. NANCY KATHLEEN SAUER Nance FBLA 1,2, Sec. 33 Pep Club 2g Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2g Tym- panum 2, Bus. Mgr. 3g Student Council Alt. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Soc. 2,34 Majorette 3g H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3g Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 2g Snack Bar 3g Basketball Intra. 1. BONNIE SHARON SAUNDERS Bonnie FTA 2, Rec. Sec. 35 Antler Ed. Staff 3g Tympcmum 1,2,3g Li- brary Asst. 1,2,3g Prom Comm. 2g Natl. Honor Soc. 2,35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 3g H.R. Sec. 3g Lang. Lab Asst. 2,3. e u SUSAN SCHAEFER Sue Oroville H. S.: CAA 15 FNA 25 Tennis 25 C. B. 3. SAMUEL FRANKLIN SCHAUMBERC, IR. Sammy YFC 15 Concert Band 1. HEINZ SCHIMANSKY Heinz YFC 15 Basketball 1. LARRY SCHIMPF Lar Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 35 Basketball Mgr. 2,35 Baseball 15 Soccer 1,2, Co-Capt. 3. 2 Q X: Xi big? 1559 Swv? 3 . as M. siwseew. X-A epics YQ , f-',1s5cfi2ss.:.: . wa ' . 4 , X ise.fi.2Ei.5:1.1f7:t?':1. N .WST .si, .Ge.j,Qx3Q'.,- A4 'R ' 'if :Q Q- iii? 54. 1 . 5 4 , 5 S tif' in-'tg ,-in g.suS?w.'Sf?EsSi f5,?eg 'p5N5X.1'i 'f f. 5. f - -sf. -.I .. .N ,,y...L., -..QM . 4, . f.-we Q gas., biases 5.9 - was s wift.. Q ' :X is .Sigh 3 A ' , , s w , -w 5, Q- 1 . ..3-..Q:, . fy J-Q1 13633: 157.1 -j51'Qgjf,.f Lf5ff?.,g'2:Xw , y -.43 'e x 1 we N35 'ss .sew 3 aegis? E L wsQ!g?xQ ami k ASS CARL EDWARD SCHMIDT Papi Mt. Vernon High School, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.: .Stagecraft 15 Concert Band 15 Dance Band 15 Orchestra 15 Radio Club 15 Hi- News Ir. Ed. 15, U. N. Parl. 1. C. B.5 Student Council 25 Con- cert Band l,2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Basketball Intra. 1,2,35 Chess 15 Swing Kings 2,35 Senior Band 1,2,35 Bux-Mont Band 1,35 Orchestra 15 County Band 35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 25 Am. Legion Keystone Boy 2. PAUL G. SCHNEIDER Paul URSULA SCHOTE Ursula German Club 35 Prom Comm. 25 Basketball Intra. 15 Soccer lntra. 1. BARBARA MARIE SCHULTZ North Hunterdon High School, Annandale, N. J. 1,25 Dance Comm. 1,25 Play Comm. 2. C. B.: 3. LOUISE ELLEN SCHULTZ North Hunterdon Regional H. S., Annandale, N, J. 1,23 C, B, 3, LINDA IOAN SCHWARTZ Chattefbux Bus. Stall: 35 Library Asst. l,2,35 Debate 1,2. ROBERT SCHWERINER Bob Olng High School: Football5 Tra 15 A-V Aide 1,2. C. B.: Bux-Mont Fonun 35 Track 2, CATHERINE ANNA E. SEIBEL Cathy Biology Aides 15 Soccer lntra. 15 Basketball Intra. 15 Volleyball Intra. 1,25 Softball Intra. 2,35 FNA 1,35 German Club 35 Li- brary Club 25 Bux-Mont Fomm 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Nurse's Aide 35 Concession Stand 1,2. DOROTHY MAY SEILER Dottie JANICE SELTZER Janice Cheerleader 15 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 2. LINDA J. SHERIDAN Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 YFC 15 Library Asst. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Choir Vice-Pres. 1,2,3. MALINDA SHERRARD Linda Library Asst. 2,35 Lang, Lab Asst. 3. GEORGE WILLIAM SHAW George Student Council 1,25 Kiwanis 35 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 H.R. Ollicer 1,2. GERALDINE WESLEY SHAW Jerry LYNDA SKAPURA FNA 25 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec. 15 Ski Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Tympanum 3. ELSIE I. SKINNER FNA 1,235 YFC 1,2,35 choir 1,2,s, octet 2,a. ANTHONY SKLODOWSKI Tony BARRY WAYNE SLIWINSKI Slink Chatterbux Bus. Stall' 35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Tennis 35 Soccer 3, Co-Capt. 2. ALICE LEE SMITH Alice Lee Tympanum 3. BARBARA CHERIE SMITH Cherie Pep Club 35 Chorus 15 H.R. Sec.- Treas. 35 Ski Club 1. BARBARA JEAN NE SMITH Barb Antler Bus. Stag 35 Student Council 35 YF C 35 Library Asst. 25 Prom Comm. 25 Intra. Basket- ball 15 Debate 1,25 Biology Aide 1, Sec. 25 Maiorette 35 H.R. Treas. 1, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Receptionist 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. DAVID E. SMITH WASBKP Electronic 1.2, Pres. 3. CAIL LYNN SMITH Gail Chorus 25 Choir 15 Ski Club 2. GEORGE T. SMITH Smythie YFC5 Rifle 15 Track 35 Wres- tling 1,2. 1 Grimacing, Elliot feigns the future ulamentable demise of an un- welcome criminal visitor. Q ir Y V prim ' ' 5? Under the direction of Mr. David Harris, seniors selected after try-outs animated dynamically the characters of The Gazebo. Presented before record- making audiences, the play told the story of a television mystery story writer's entanglement with blackmailers. A comedy-mystery, the senior class play will be remembered for humorous scenes, such as the appearance of the contrasting underworld gangsters Dook fBob Beardj and Louie fRick Chaffeej. In charge of publicity, ticket sales, and refreshments was the Antler business staff. Their efforts were important in the large audiences attending the play on November 19 and 20. .........4 3 e Captured in a somber mood are members of The Gazebo cast: Ken Williams, Kathy Muller, Steve Moore, Dave Crouthamel, jim Backlund, Elaina Patch, Bill Calhoun, Dave Haldeman, and Lee Swann. 148 Backstage workers Peggy Cross, Ann Evans, Jack Sunderland, and Carol Watton gather around the props table. The Gazebo Hailed In Two-Night Stand cn- ya After each rehearsal came the inevitable session of criticism for improvement of the production. IOSEPH B. SMITH Smitty LINDA GAIL SMITH Linda FNA 2,35 Library Asst. 25 Con- cert Band 1,2,35 Biology Aides 1. MARIAN LOUISE SMITH Mitty Pep Club 35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Basketball 2,3 5Lacrosse 1,2,3. PATRICIA ELLEN SMITH Pat Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 25 Choir 15 Ski Club 3. RALPH R. SMITH Smitty Orchestra 15 Football 25 Tennis l,2,3. 5 RONALD SMITH Ron BARBARA MARIE SNYDER Barb JOSEPH SOLANA Ioe GILDA SUSAN SPENCER Gilda FNA 1,25 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 2,35 Harlequin 25 Seminar 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 Receptionist 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Nurse's Asst. 1. CAROL ANN STADNYCKI Carol D. SCOTT STEELMAN Scott Antler Bus. Stai 35 Student Council 1,25 Track 15 Electronics 25 H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2. BARBARA STEIRER Styrie Ski Club 2. DALE STENKEN Dede Bux-Mont Forum 3. JUNE M. STEPHENS FNA 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 1-LR. Olllcer 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 35 Pep Club 2,3. DONNA LYNNE STINSMAN Stinshead AFS 35 FNA 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbuac Ed. Stalf 35 Color Guard 35 Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 Octet 1. MICHAEL STRELBSKI Yo-Yo Soccer 25 Wrestling 1,2,3. EILEEN MONICA STURCES FNA 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. ALEXANDRIA SWANN Sandy FNA 25 Library Asst. 25 Prom Conim. 25 Basketball 1,25 Chorus, Pres. 35 Volleyball 15 Softball 2. LEOKADYA SWANN Lee FNA 1,2,35 Library Asst. 25 Prom Comm. 25 Biology Aides 15 Chorus 35 Sr. Class Play 35 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Volleyball 15 lntra. Softball 1. ROGER ALAN SWARTZ Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council Alt. 35 Concert Band 15 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 35 Ski Club 35 Football Mgr. 15 Tennis 25 Volleyball 1,3. GERARD B. SYLVESTER Jerry Neshaminy Sr. H. S., Langhome, Pa.: Gymnastics 1,25 Gym Night 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Class Social Comm. 25 Ir. Red Cross Rep. 1,2. C. B.: AFS Club 3. STEVEN S. SZAKACS Steve Concert Band 1,25 Swing Kings 1,25 Wrestling 1, GEORGE TAYLOR George Concert Band 1,2,35 Natl. Honor Soc. 1,25 Swing Kings 35 Bux- Mont Band 35 Ir. Rotarians 35 County Band 35 Basketball 1,2535 Baseball 1,2,3. SARAH HATHAWAY TAYLOR Sadie AFS 3, Pep Club 1,2,a, cham- bux Bus. Staff 2,35 Tympanum 1,2,35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Ski Club 2,g53Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Treas. VIRGINIA TESSEMER Ciny FRANKLIN R. TE'I'I'EMER Frank Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 35 Soph. Class Pres. 15 Ski Club 2,35 Soccer 35 Wrestling 1,2,3. BRUCE THOMAS Bruce chauefbwf Ed. Staff 2,35 Tym- panum 35 Student Council 2, Pres. 35 Harlequin 2, Treas. 35 Stagecraft 25 Kiwanis 35 Seminar 2,35 Cheerleaders Co-Capt. 2, Capt. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chess 2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Track 15 Cross Country 1,2, Co-Capt. 3. JANET ELLEN TOLAN Janet Marlboro H. S.. Marlboro, Mass.: Basketball 1,25 Sales Comm. 2. C. B.:Harlequin 35 Basketball 3. JOYCE TOLAN Joyce Marlboro H. S., Marlboro, Mass.: Spanish 1,25 Drama Club 2. C. B.: Chatterbox Ed. Staff 3. ROBERT TOMLINSON Bob Prom Comm. 25 Football 15 Basketball 1. S , i, 3, . ff -b t543Jfl fx Q' IMFQQPA V - - K . . o I if f, Qi. , x.x. Q1 f,+5fhQi'. '?k 5i?', elf ' ' K A' . - . A ' - A A If J 1-fl-4? Fi A K' 1 ,Q of 1 A N1g.f..:5 it wp.,-Q 1 - ' ' i ' . ,, ,1 fl i . .J - S-jgffy ,Q -eff' if-,PY we Si' Ki A A - .- - A 1 -' - 1- fy X F iwf-fx We - . it A . , XXLL L L r r . L it i ts .,.,,Q, -.J-S1222 1 A . Q 1 A 1 . K - f Xl -I-Si S . as f, . N 'fm-:emi jig ., . .4 I x R ,gi K S - , . f I ! ffl:-, L f ' . . .. -Q 5, if , , A , A it ' R I 1 L ' , tins? 'J-'11 . - P' - ' -' ' 11 -1 ' - e f - ' ..X. . - 91,155 'ilrfrfftf 1 J' X . f - R if . ' Q ff i A R ' ,rm -3 A , -i SHIRLEY ANN TRAUTMAN Shirley FBLA 35 Ski Club 2,3. ELAINE L. TREML Fl'A 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Pep Club 2,3g Harlequin 2,35 Cheerleaders 33 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec. 3, Language Lab Asst. 1,2,3g Recep- tionist 3g Improvements Commit- tee 3. BRUCE H. TRIPKE Bible Club 1,2,3g Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3g Senior Band 3g Bux-Mont Band 1,2,3g County Band 2,3. SANDRA LEE TROESTER Sandy FBLA 35 Ski Club 2,3. MARY LOU TRUCKSESS Lou Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Publicity 2,34 Dance Comm. 1. ANN TRUSCOTI' Susie Pep Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 2, Ski Club 2,3. PAUL F REDRICK UMBECK, IR. Rick Ski Club 1,2,3g Intra. Volley- ball 1. I0 ANN UMBRELL Joie Chatterbox Ed. Staff 35 Harle- quin l,2,3g Choir 1,25 Recep- tionist 35 Ski Club lg Tennis 1,3. 153 NANCY LEE VANARTSDALEN Nanc FBLA 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Concert Band 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Senior Band 1,25 Chorus 35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 35 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Soccer 1. MICHAEL VANCE Mike Talent Show 1. KENNY EARL VAN DEGRIFI' Ken JOANNA VAN MOORSEL Io-Ann Eindhoven Lorentzlyceum, Hol- land: Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 15 Swimming Club 1,25 Orches- tra 1. C. B.: Pep Club 35 Harle- quin 35 AFS Club 35 Foreign Exchange Student 3. JAMES A. VASILOVIC Iim Prom Comm. 25 Choir 15 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3. FRANK VAUCHN Frank Tennis 35 Soccer 1,2,3g Volley ball 1. KENNETH VIETH Ken Pep Club 15 Prom Comm. 2. LEONARD VINCI Lenny Concert Band 25 Swing Kings 3. VVILLIAM H. NVAIBE L Bill CAROL ANN VVALTEH Carol Bishop McDevitt High School, Wyncote, Pa.: Math Club 1. C. 1 NA 35 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 35 Harlequin 2,35 Prom Comm, 25 Ski Club 2,3. IOHN s. WALTER Upper Moreland High School, Willow Grove, Pa., Football 15 Baseball 15 C. B.: Football 2,3. BARBARA LYNN WALTON Barb FTA 2,35 Pep Club 15 Antler Bus, Staff 35 Prom Comm. 25 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 1,25 Ski Club 1,2,3. SUSAN ADELE WALTON Sue FTA 1,2,35 Antler Ed. -Stall 2,35 Tympanum 2,35 Student Coun- cil 15 Harlequin 15 Girl of the Month 35 Seminar 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 AFS Club 35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society 1,2, Pres. 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation 35 Bucks County Chorus 1,35 S. E. District Chorus 25 Choir 1, Vice-Pres. 2,35 Octet 2,35 Soph. Class Vice-Pres. 15 Keystone Girls State 25 Baccalau- reate and Commencement Usher- ette 25 Basketball 1,25 Intra. Soccer 1. CAROL ANN WATTON Carol AFS Club 1,2535 FTA 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chatterbux Ed. Staff Assignment Ed. 35 Antler Ed. Staff 25 Tympanum 1.2,35 Student Council 25 Harlequin 1,2,3, Digit Digest 35 Seminar 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 35 Chess 35 Biology Aides 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,35 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Soccer 1. DARLENE VVEAVER Dar FNA 15 Receptionist 25 Intra. Basketball 1. MARTHA WEBSTER Martha FTA 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2,35 AFS Club 2,3. VICKI LYNN WEBSTER Vicki FNA 15 Comm. Chm. 2, Vice- Pres. 35 Pep Club 25 Harlequin 1,25 Historian 35 Prom Comm. 25 Orchestra 15 Majorettes Capt. 35 Receptionist 3. GEORGE RICHARD WEIR George Antler Bus. Stall 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 25 Debate 2,35 Projection Squad 1,2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 35 Tennis 1,35 Rifle 25 Track 25 Soccer 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,2,3. MICHAEL WEISEL Mike Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council -1,2535 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society 15 H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Ski Club 152,35 Tennis 1,2,3. TERRY ANN WELCH Terry Pep Club 35 Ski Club 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,35 Lacrosse 1,2,3. .:g.gf.:. ...n 1.1-a..4ff2.f1 is X. .. A Q fy ff ,. . .. - .Xf.47g-z.g,.-gcfweag AW-YI? 5 I A ig '4' 5 faiYA-.fi-2-:v.4.:,9Q'QTi Q ' mfwsg, QZff1ffX..g!:fgg- Einrqf' . ,, 1 Q I V : I ' A Xa slit ,. mm x... , . .. - was . , .... .a .,., , K. K Nz.. A .. x , . W, an 4 , 'S' S M .M ,, . 2- , 1. f ,. K? 1.-1 1 s . , 53? n , i . 1 . ' N -:Q we-1+ L..w3i . -exft-A 2-.. .- . ff:-il . .. . . e . f .. -W .. ,W . -- f .. Y V..-. .raw-fmfgar.-1 wi ...N A-1-,f '.n,,+.x.-W.. ,...,,, 1 1 - 'ff' a at . 5 X . Meer. . . -. - . - - . 1. H -. 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S Prom Comm. 2g A-V Aides 15 Projection Squad 15 Wres- tling 1,2. ROBERT FOX WIELAN D Bob Digit Digest 3g Biology Aides lg Electronics Club 1. GEORGE WIEST Phoenixville Area High School, Phoenixville, Pa.: Cross Country 1,2g Wrestling 2g Track 1,25 Varsity Club 25 Gym Show 1. C. B.: 3. JAMES P. WIGGINS Jim Biology Aides 2. 'f - - ,mf N 53 F0 5 + 1 1 4-Q, A ff , w V ,W uf 1 f is an 7 s -I 5 W ff X Q. BENGT GUNNAR WIGSTRAND Ben Karlshams Hogre Allmanna Laro- vark, Karlshams, Sweden. Rifle 1,25 Ice Hockey 1,25 Akeholms Co-Kart Club 15 Student Coun- cil 15 C. B.: Student Council 35 AFS Club 35 Foreign Exchange Student 3, BARBARA ANN WILCOX Barb Pep Club 25 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 25 Harlequin 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Ski Club 2,3. ROBERT S. WILEY Bob Prom Comm. 25 A-V Aides 15 Wrestling 1. DAVID WILLARD Dave Harlequin 15 Tennis 15 Pro- jection Squad l. BRONWEN SALESE WILLIAMS Bonnie Antler Ed. Stall 2, Copy Ed. 35 Tympanum 2,35 Student Counqil 1,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Library Asst. 15 Humanity Seminar 2,35 Cheerleaders 1,25 Treas. 35 Stu- dent Council Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 15 Chess 35 Choir 15 H.R. Pres. 35 AFS Club 35 Spirit Comm. 35 Ski Club 2,35 Receptionist 2,35 Lost and Found Comm. 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation5 Sr. Play Comm. 3. -av- I KATHRYN L. WILLIAMS Kathy FTA 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Seminar 35 Color Guards 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Society 1,2,35 H.R. Sec. 1, Sec.-Treas. 35 Band Activ- ities Usherette 2,35 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 2. KENNETH A. WILLIAMS Kenny Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Harle- quin 35 Senior Play 35 Concert Band 1,2, Drum Major 35 Sem- inar 2,35 Cheerleaders 35 Prom Comm. 25 Orchestra 15 H.R. Treas. 25 Ski Club 35 Track l,2,3. KENNETH R. WILLIAMS Kenn Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 1,2, Vice-Pres. 35 Philos- ophy Seminar 35 Prom Comm. 25 jr. Rotarian 35 H.R. Pres. 1,25 Student Court 2, Chief justice 35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1, Co- Capt. 2,35 Baseball 1,2,3. DOLORES D. WILSON Dolores ELAINE THERESA WILSON Elaine -I zz-:Q Q .. 1'I'Y'Qfs+ Zuma. Q OW- 5 A i. .Q - Q 5 . wmv 2 . I ff-221rrs':r syifi'fi1E 115, 5' . 5 f 1 f . 5 , ' r ,Q ,. 1 5 5 . Z 5 aser Q' W A f ii . f a t . 5 f ' ' E a S f S . imma . .- . 5 .5 . - .. . ., , . .4 ,. f., , , , we A -- 1- . 5- E 1 5 1- ,-5,.v5.,5NfffKa.ag. .,.5,,5.. 2 ' x 5' 5, x.,,X if f, ' W- 'i if 5 5 fr 2:2515 A ' .,1g'j'.5t 2, ,sq ii-ne w 29 41 ,ei .. wa... .321-21, . . v. ,.a:M 5 . ...M . . . . ..,, ., . ,,,,, ,. ,.,, .5 ..,..,,... ffff meg., a Mft gs: 1' e. -. . - . . .ff r . 1 31:15 fx W'-- ' fe 5 'f' -i aff.,-,spa A 4, E Rf , ,. . it , Q - ,si '. df1w xg 1.211 5. su m.f3s,a, -- t ' - ' M ' X' ' ' .5 Z. Y- :-..w.fmf- .- aaafifei- 1' N BRIGITTE MONIKA WIL'I'ZER Harlequin 1,2,35 Tympanum 35 Senior Play Comm. 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Ski Club 2,3. KATHLEEN MARIE WIPPLINGER Kathy YFC 15 Receptionist 3. IEANNE ANN WISER Jeanie FBLA 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 2,35 Choir 15 H.R. Sec. 15 Ski Club 35 Receptionist 3. oscAn HENRY WISTNER, Jn. Bud Football 1,2,35 Baseball 15 Wres- tling 1.2. GEORGE M. WISZ George Ski Club 2,3. SHARON LEE WOLDEN Sharon Pennsbury H, S., Yardley: Dramatics 1,25 Choir 15 Pep Club 1. C. B.: FTA 35 Tym- panum 35 Harlequin 35 Library Asst. 35 Ski Club 35 H.R. Sec.- Treas. 3. BARRY WOOLAVER Bare Antler Bus. Stall 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Soccer 1,35 Volleyball 2,3. LOIS WORTHINGTON Lo FBLA 2,35 Pep Club 25 Tym- prmum 15 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 2,35 Choir 15 Receptionist 2,35 Student Secretary 35 AFS Club 3. , 159 HARRY WRIGHT Superman Wrestling 2,3. DAVID L. WURZEL Dave Norfolk Catholic H. S., Norfolk, Va.: Student Council 15 Natl. Hon. Soc. 15 Track 15 Math Club 15 Biology Club, Sec. 15 Radio and T. V. Club 15 Regional Science Fair 15 Student Council Convention 1. Bishop McDevitt H. S., 'Wyncote, Pa.: Natl. Hon. Soc., Sec. 25 Key Club 25 News- paper 25 Script 25 JETS 25 De- bating League 25 Usher 2. C. B.: Natl. Hon. Soc. 35 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 3. NORMAN T. YEAGER WILLIAM YELLAND Bill ROCKETTE YOUK Rockie SANDRA LEE YOUNCKIN Sandy Choir 1 . JOHN ZEOLA Arthur L, Bristol H. S., Argzntia, Newfoundland 1. C. B.: C ner- bux Ed. Staff 35 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Seminar 35 Cheerleader 35 Prom Comm. 25 Natl. Honor Soc. 2,35 H.R. Pres. 2,35 Student Court 35 Wrestling 2,3. DIANE KAY ZINKEWICZ Diane FBLA 35 Prom Comm. 2. ostalgia Mixed With Ea, er Anticipation i , I Culminates The Senior Year 'H , S, Q , I 9' K-mr .uw ff f 5' -' 1 1 ' 1 C E. Q., 'G ' EHR ...L Ma . 14 , wgw 5? A 1 U 4 qt , 'J '? 4f'f ,jr -4-f4' , . '? 1. Q .5 ' b 5 QV C! I U 5 n .A 'I ' 1 f ..+1--5. . Q s P 1 ar. T T Q ' K 5 - Q +'1i'i 31:52 Fir- QM We ' f A X mv-f-1 gf: Q vnvironnupnt . . . l'9l'llalllN . ll' l. 'ai 3- 'K 'wf-eng Activities ...,....,.... ..,.. Administration American Field Service .,..... ....e Antler ,....,,...,..,....,. .....,.,. ..... Athletics ., .. Band ..,.,..... Baseball .,...... Basketball, Boys' T .r Girls ..,,. . . , Bible Club i,.. W , Chatterbux ..... Cheerleaders ....... ..... Chess Club .,,....i, ..... 4 Color Guard ....... ..... Cross Country Dance Band ....... ....i Debate .,....,..,.,, Digit D-igesf ...,... ..... Electronics ..... Faculty ..,..... Football ......,.......,.,......... . ..... ..,., Future Business Leaders ......... ..... Future Nurses ...,.......,....,. ..... 1 Future Teachers Golf 4..,..............,..... ...,. Harlequin Club ....... ,.... Hockey ......,..AA.....,...,.............,,, ..... Instrumental Music Honors ......... ..... Iuniors ...........,...........,.,......,.. ..... Oiticers ....,................. ..... Homeroom 1, 2, 3 .......... .r... 164 Index Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom 4, 5,6 .,... 7, 8,9 ..... 10, 11, 12 13, 14, 15 16 ,....,,... Lacrosse .........,........ Library Club ......., Majorettes .........,......,.... National Honor Society Orchestra ........,...........,,. Pep Club .......t. Rifle ............,,.. , . . Russian Club ,....... Science Club ,............. Senior Class Officers ,..., Seniors ....,,.,,.,........,.... Soccer . .,,..,.,.... , Sophomores ........ Officers ..... Homeroom Homeroom Homeroorp Homeroom' Homeroom 1,2,3 ...., 4,5,6 . 7,8,9 .,... 10, 11, 12 13, 14, 15 Homeroom 16 ...,...,,. Student Council ..,.... Tennis .....,.....,.... Track .............. Tympanum ......,.........,.. Vocal Musi Wrestling c Honors ... 5 . , 1 .2 U f v 1 i n 34 sf I . . 5 J I Q , 4 . ' . . x I ,. .iv 'I