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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

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IU Activities .................. . 34 Athletics ......, . 60 Underclassmen . , . . . 82 Seniors ...,.... .. 104 Index .... .. 168 v Y W -,2':: ' 3 'z D 1 M' Q x , ' an V,,1,.---K'x'E,! .E QQBUQFS 13:51-' .-1 w-FZ' r K. A rf If f Y 1 i 5 4 ie , ' l H - -'-? -'li rf' I ' ' EQLVS f ' f , - , 1' i , I 1 ,-5 LJJ , f .- I ' , Z 5 5 , ' 7 V My 1, f 5 L , . ., 2 - - A Q 1- -' K Q J Q I I ' x 'T ' I t In of i Settinggior Leclrnin ......L Sidthichcxi Sribenjcxplcxngool and Femondo Houschild get on outside view of our county government. n r , . , - The cxrecx libraries are one of many community contributions to learning. n:L:'1p X 1 352 +5 -Vg , Q il ffi 'I V '11 . 'fig ..'gf..t ing f 4 l ' 'l i ' f 1 il 1 'fi E: la. , fi Q . X: .H if 4 1 T, i ,N pk .K -Z J if gig, i A M ,., , E , .. .M - President Iohnson's visit brought cf nc: tional influence into our locale. ,'dV,' i' - x... S P 5 I hi.. The Mercer Museum, bringing the post alive. The spirit of C.B. gets cr boost ot on outdoor pep rally. Communication between student cmd teacher -the classroom scene. Ali 6, N., ,-Mw5+'::w ,Ji J ... , mm qs:-ww . Q. .,,. ff uf M, A, :Q -are 15-'sv pw- - fs- au- pzarw 4312? WYE ,, ,U , -' 1, Q, W' ' Lifagfw . - L: , -mga, fn Personclliti i -we 57 x 'ff Smiling faces brighten the hctlls of C.B. Do you accept trc1veler's checks? wvemsnnm e Meaning to Gur Setting xgy? w 5' x .Fr N A y y ll that cake, Lynne? Varying classroom moods. ...,,,... ,, .fn ,. -. ma . .,w f. v 1' - LN: .J ' . .' 1 l'. Qu If -ar 7' f...A4.Y.-s..L.... V t .-. ...- Administration and Faculty l 'a 'l X . li: Dedication to the educational as well as the character development of the student plays a very important part in the careers of the administrators and teachers of Central Bucks. Regional, educational, and experiential differences combine to make the staff a diversified, Well-rounded body. Members of the faculty sponsor clubs, sports, and after-school activities lor the benefit of the students. The administration and the student government work in close cooperation to promote a deeper understanding between the two. Deserving special recognition this year is Mr. Arthur T. Reese, our vice- principal. At the end of this school year, he is retiring after thirty-eight years of service in the Central Bucks school system, Thank you for your devoted service, Mr. Reese. Much happiness in your years of retirement. Consider that I labored not for myself only, but for all them that seek learning. This quote from Ec- clesiasticus XXX might well have served as the slogan of the teachers of Central Bucks High School as they labored to provide the best in modern education for you, the Class of 1967. Each situation, each activity, each class function was more than just a job to be per- formed. It was an opportunity to be seized to provide a new and better setting for learning. It is our hope as you depart from us that we have imbued you with the same enthusiasm for learning, so that for the rest of your days you will find each challenge, each new job, each new demand for your services as yet another setting for learning. 1 -f6'7'L 0411? District Superintendent Administration Settings for Learning implies that your school associations, your school activities, and your classroom environments have been a background for the drama of life and that you, students, have been players on its stage. You have helped prepare the settings and have carried out the roles with your performances. Some of you have distinguished yourselvesp some of you have remained relatively unknown. Every performance was affected by the setting you brought to it. As you enter the stage of life, may your Settings for Learning at Central Bucks High School provide you with the background needed for successful per- QM 'Senior High School Principal formance in life. . 3' L. Dr. Iohn F. Yon Luther K. Boyer George D. Richardson Assistant Superintendent Assistant Business Manager Secretary-Business Manager A friendly break in the daily office routine. Arthur T. Reese Vice Principal eff L. , .J gy W... 4 1 fax N . X Iomes M. Gallagher Vice Principal Athletic Director 13 Board ot Education Seated: Dr. B. Anton Hess, Iohn B. Blenk, Herman Hellberg, Paul N. Detwiler, George D. Richardson. Standing: Dean K. Schleicher, Robert MacLatchie, Alvah L. Clarance, Dillrnan Sallada, Harold F. Hellyer, Ir., Iohn Kenworthy, Willard G. Histand, Donald L. Toner. When Act 299, mandating school district reorgani- zation, became effective Iuly 1, 1966, Central Bucks Schools changed from a jointure to a single school district. The Board was reduced from forty-seven mem- bers to nine. It is this nine-member board Which, giving generously of its time many evenings each month, has made possible the high quality of the settings for learning the Class of 1967 has enjoyed during its educational life in the Central Bucks Schools. . stiff 1- fvetfflfif g',f?eff'ii?f5fl2f'1i'- .- -r if A -. J ' J -ef Je- --1 ' a fseseitwmi x, -i f r1r 1-?i1QgfffQ.. we sz V : r...fc-mf,t Mw.,ee..,,fr..,?fp .sf:g.ffre.,i5fgr .W .- rf' 3.3. fi- ew is - - -V gf eigm - rt, Cafeteria Staff Front row: Doris Brasheras, Thelma Shaddin- L ger, Carrie Stillwagon, Edith Gilchrist, Laurie Cooper. Second row: Ethyl Stiles, Gertrude Shaefer, Cardine Rutherford, Geraldine Hart, Elmer lohanides. Custodial Staff Front row: Harvey Gahman, Howard Arnold, Hoyd Holkey, Manuel Carzola, Alfred Rice. Back row: Iames Richards, William Hellyer, Elmer Iohanides, Louis Birkmaier, Adam Lipka, Paul Miller. 14 X Secretarial Staff Front row: Susie M. Myers, Caro- line M. Luff, Ruth L. Duff. Back row: Gail Sanderford, Nancy Mc- Keown, Peggy I. Buckman. Alice W. Watson, Vivian Crout hamel, Idella Hoover, Alice Fred erick, Mary McElroy, Frances Foster. '13 SPeC101 Ruth Fry Study Hall Special education curriculum is one of the many programs in the high. school which is specifically geared toward ct stuclent's individ- ual needs. Special education students learn particular skills which they can practically apply after graduation as they work under the supervision of the departments head, Mr. Blosky, Another member of this department is our study hall superviser, Mrs. Fry. She, along with teachers, regulates scheduled periods in both the cafeteria and the auditorium throughout the clay, and thus provides an important service to the student body. Iack T, Blosky Special Education Anna C. Spencer Home and School Visitor Guidance Doris White School Psychologist Harry B. Williams Guidance Coordinator Wrestling Coach Guidance in action-a planning meeting. Guidance counselors at Central Bucks help high school students plan their schedules, higher education, and careers as well as find solutions to individual troubles. Because people are different, they naturally have different problems and goals. Thus, various types of assistance must be offered. The counselor's function is to help the students achieve these goals, resolve these problems, and prepoae for adjustment to life both inside and outside of high school. Iqnet C, Goodmqn Anthony W. Talocci Guidance Counselor Guidance COUl'lSelOl' Iunior Advisor Sophomore Advisor Lorraine W, Bardsley Guidance Counselor Senior Advisor Library With the help of Mr. Hauser and Mrs. Hallman, students make good use of the Central Bucks Library's facilities for as- signed term papers and extra credit projects as well as read- ing for pleasure. Student As- sistants aid the librarians in such routine duties as charging materials at the circulation desk, mending and shelving books and magazines, and processing new books. The as- sistance of these library aides allows the librarians time for their more important work of teaching library fundamentals to all Sophomore English classes, offering further library instruction within specialized areas, and aiding students in their individual research. These accomplishments are making the library an ever-improving part of Central Bucks. Don't let it bite, Linda. 'S F: ' x if L5 .ex S ' 1' . ' zwf..:'5ff..L.ll1j..Qg.ft' ., . fp L :Jsl::i1g.gfff:t.s: , r V -. triage.--'A153if.f::-rig? Eff Q,g,5Q2'j rr- rwgazzgsm. -syn Q, ':t W' it :ggi-', -11254, ff 1 if -1, if .?e.-2:25,iELfir.?f'a34s:fi S I. - .AH fair 1 5 ri it The Music Department had several major activities in which to participate throughout the school year. The Marching Band performed at Fall football games under the direction of Mr. Harvie and Drum Major Bruce Smith, the choral groups presented a Christmas concert for students and the public, the Concert and Dance Bands produced their Annual Band Concert, and the choral groups and orchestra performed in the Annual Spring Concert. Finally, some of the best Central Bucks' music- ians participated in the bands, orchestras, and choruses of the Pennsylvania Southeastern District Music Festivals and the All Bux-Mont Band. Central Bucks was host for the Bucks County Music Festival for 1967. Mr. Teter leads the choir torihe Christmas Concert. I. Norman Hauser Head Librarian Library Instructor Co-sponsor Library Club lane A. Hallman Librarian Co-sponsor Library Club Walter M. Harvie Music Department Coordinator Concert Band Dance Band Marching Band Orchestra Music Theory I, II Assembly Program Chairman William H. Teter Choral Director Choir, Chorus Music Survey Boys' Quartet and Girls' Octet Sponsor , . Georgiana B. Landry Donald R, Gallagher Diane Whitehead William R. Horan Department Coordinator Director of Public Iourncllism English Il Honors English II Information and English I Public Speaking Publications English II English II Chatterbux I. Richard Martin English I Co-sponsor Butler The Art of Listening. Phillip Lucien Aldrich Bernadette A. King Eileen M. England English III English I English III Creative Writing Honors English I Co-sponsor Antler Drama I Debate Il Tympanum Debate Co-sponsor Harlequin Thomas I. Kushinka David R. Harris Ioseph T. Stezelberger, Ir. English I English ll, III English II Pep Club Drama I, II Rifle Team Coach Harlequin Club Sponsor Assistant Wrestling Coach English A staff numbering fourteen members is responsible for all Central Bucks Eng- lish classes, as well as tor a variety oi electives and other activities: creative writing, public speaking, drama, jour- nalism, debate, remedial reading, three publications, production of two major theater events each year together with a number of one-act competition plays, and varied writing and speaking events. Behind the scenes in alter-school hours and on workshop days, staff members worked carefully to evaluate the present course oi study in English and to organize recommendations tor revision, outlined a plan to create more emphasis on oral and written composi- tion, continued a study of the adapt- ability of structural linguistics to the present program, and repatterned final examinations to reflect changing focus. Mrs. Landry demonstrates proper techniques ot speech delivery. sQJn Linda A. Raymond English III Robert I. Burkhardt Developmental Reading English II Sullvtv Quumu Run R :cm R mn , . Wendell L, Huntzinger Department Coordinator American Civilization Mr. Eglott offering a helping hand. Social Studies In this age of rapid social change, the Social Studies Department of Cen- tral Bucks is striving to prepare its students for the challenge of the future. In addition to the standard courses of World Cultures, American Civilization, and Problems ot Democracy, the de- partment offers a Sociology elective and elective for those interested in Philosophy and the Humanities. Films, group discussions, and lield trips, designed to increase the students' understanding of the subject, are a vital part of class work. During the course of the year the Social Studies program attempts to give the student body an idea of the traditions and changes affecting the world today. Tioni A. Shakely Philip H. Angle Lowell H. Fisher, Ir. Martha Ellenberger World Cultures A-V Coordinator World Cultures American Civilization Problems of Democracy Honors World Cultures World Cultures Track Coach Driver Education Debate l Co-sponsor Boys' Tennis Coach Ches-Bux-Mont Forum Michael A. Pettine World Cultures Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Paul W. Risser Problems of Democracy Sociology Head Baseball Coach Paul R. Breme Problems ol Democracy American Civilization Bux-Ches-Mont Forum Sally Donchez displays her conventional wisdom as well as her empirical evidence as Mr. Risser looks on. Iames I. Egloil American Civilization Honors American Civilization American Civilization Seminar Louis I. White American Civilization W ae., .M Albert L. Blackman Veronica B. Emig Problems of Democracy World Cultures English I Philosophy and Humanities WX -We X' Sydney E Myers Ralph L. Hunsberger Department Coordinator Calculus Elementary Functions Elementary Functions and IPS! Matrix Algebra Senior Activities Sponsor Our expanding, ever-growing society demands an equally dynamic system of mathematics. Various facets of math- ematics are employed in practically every phase of life. Therefore, in prep- aration for future occupations, every student should be exposed to some form of math. The Central Bucks mathe- Michael D. Esch F. S Sowers Intermediate Mathematics Intermediate Mathematics Geometry Use of Money matics program more than sufficiently includes each and every student. There are courses for those who are planning their career around math as well as for those who Wish to have a fundamental knowledge of the subject. Clearly, it can be seen that our Mathematics De- partment keeps pace wifh our society. Pythagoras who? ,qi Arr explcxins a difficult problem to Mrs. Waedekin. Mathematics ' fl! omy as-I Raymond F. Edwards Robert H. Segal Intermediate Mathematics Geometry Elementary Functions Algebra I and IPSI . 1. -wwe' , Robert B. Finn Gordon E. Youngkin i Algebra I Geometry Vocational Math In one of the few quiet moments in a teacher's day Mr. Esch prepares for his next class. Valentine V. Seidle Department Coordinator Electronics I, II Electronics Club William I. Tregaskis General Biology Research Methods in Biology Mr. Seidle teaches his students the complexities of Electronics. The Central Bucks High School Science De- partment is successfully meeting the rising chal- lenge of the Space Age by opening a new, modern chemistry laboratory and by the ad- dition ol two new science teachers. Up-to-date science courses which challenge and train the science students of Central Bucks High School are: the Biological Science Cur- riculum Study, Advanced Biology. General Chemistry, Nursing Chemistry, Honors Chem- istry, Electronics I and II, Senior Science, Physics, and Agriculture. Mr. Seidle, the co- ordinator of the Science Department, encour- ages all serious science students to seek train- ing in an area of science at the level of challenge which they desire, so they may prepare themselves in their chosen field of endeavor for the challenge of today and tomorrow. Science A. David Home Robert F. Rhodes Ann M. Calisto Ellen M. Mensinger Biology Biology Honors Chemistry Chemistry Science Club Chemistry Biology N.-.. George cmd Ncrncy, I'd soy there's cr fungus among us. 4 1 K . r f' -Il-2, 'Q f ' f ' rf 2 ,I ., . , ' I 1 . ' 0 , Arm O. Hess Chemistry Antler Business Staff Advisor National Honor Society Sponsor Leroy W, Shutt Harold W. Sotterthwcxit lohn A. Bell Biology Physics Physics General Agriculture Senior Science Chemistry Mr. Bell shows Liz McNenny the correct Way to open cz bottle of phenolphthcxlein. in V f f S C Ioseph R. Kennedy Department Coordinator Spanish I Future Teachers of America Marie C. Taglianetti French I, II, III Hedwig Marie Voltz German I, II, III, IV AFS Club Advisor Helgard A. Shaeffer German III Latin I Help, Miss Zingaro, it's stuck to my nose! t. t m6Kt ,gmt A , . The general objectives for the Foreign Language De- partment are in keeping with the current emphasis on the communication skills. The study of foreign language is more than an acquisition of subject knowledge. This study offers the students an opportunity to acquire an additional tool for communication, to understand other peoples, and their cultures, to develop self expression and creative ability, and to widen personal interests and appreciations. The foreign language program emphasizes the four skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing. Eileen Zinqaro Spanish I, II, Ill Majorettes and Color Guard Marcia Bower Latin I, II, III, IV 2 . - x,,4k5VhM . -M., , S Ious C. B. GUSIIOS Spanish III, IV, V Assistant Soccer Coach Bible Club Sponsor Eileen O'Dorme1l French I, Spanish II 14. Iohn I, Behun Russian I, II, III World Cultures Russian Club Frou Voltz conducts C1 class ohne Englischl Sherry Fmkelsiem French I III Dance in the Gym with Mrs Caplan. The Health and Physical Education Department strives to impress the Central Bucks students with the value of physical fitness. By means of fitness tests and games of skill and endur- ance, students learn the importance of team effort, good sports- manship, and physical achievement. The curriculum of the health classes includes instruction in proper methods of first aid, personal hygiene care, and various mental and physical diseases. The driver education courses stress the importance of de- fensive driving to students, and traffic safety is emphasized both in classrooms and on the roads. The Health, Driver, and Physical Education Departments have the two-fold purpose of developing the minds of the students and developing their good health and safety habits. w Fay E. Youells Thomas Stricker Health and Health and Physical Education Physical Education Head Hockey Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Pep Club Co-sponsor Intramural Softball A moment of suspense. thi B. v'3 ,.-V ER s rw If Gerald C. Gardner Marie Davis Food Service Director School Nurse Future Nurses Club ls that illustration or punishment, Mr. Kracsun'? Stanley MacFarlane Health and Physical Education Department Coordinator Physical Education Head Coach: Soccer, Boys' Basketball, Volleyball l Jk- Arthur H. Davies Iohn T. Kracsun Health and Health and Physical Education Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Head Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Audrey S. Scanlon Health and Physical Education Girls' Basketball Coach Assistant Hockey Coach Beverly D, Caplan Health and Physical Education Cheerleadina Coach Lacrosse Head Coach Pep Club Sponsor Business Education ls that a watch or a two-way Wrist radio, Mr. Hintenlang'? Several types of courses are offered by the Busi- ness Education Department. These include typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business mathematics. Business courses benefit both students pursuing a business career and those planning higher educa- tion. The distributive education program has high- lighted the business department this year by pro- viding students with practical work experience as well as basic academic and vocational knowledge. Another service that the Business Education Depart- ment offers is the job placement service sponsored by Mr. McAloose, coordinator of the department, which helps students find part and lull-time em- ployment. Both of these programs augment standard class- room activities to complete the Business Education Departments curriculum. William M. Mcllloose Department Coordinator Director, C.B. Adult Evening School Director, lob Placement Service Office Practice Bookkeeping II D. Eugene Shaeffer Consumer Mathematics Sales Business Law Chutterbux Business Manager Arlene B. Geoghegan Typing I General Business Personal Tvpina-Notehand Personal Typing Adelle W, Ziemer Sheldon W. Grasley Paul P Hmtenlanq Typing I Distributive Education Bookkeeping Personal Typing Coordinator Personal TYPUTCI Business Mathematics Retail Merchandising General Business D.E. I, ll, D.E. Club Business Mathematics Cooperative Work Chess Club Experience Football and Basketball Concessions x .X V1 8,1 Ieanne D. Stroup Louis H. Vernon Ceramics Art Department Chairman Crafts Drawing and Painting Understanding Art Oil Painting Fine Arts I, Il, III Art Today more than ever we need artists to express our rapidly changing cultures and ideals. To accomplish this end, the Art Department at Central Bucks teaches our students apprecia- tion of .and control over the imagery expressed in paintings and sculpture. ln the Applied Arts, emphasis is placed on the study of form, color, and texture, which are essential elements in the creation of artistically valuable objects. Central Bucks art students have applied their knowledge around the school in the cafeteria and snack bar murals, and in .annual art exhibitions. Thus, the Art Department affects not only art students, but extends its influ- ence to the entire school. C.B.'s Michelangelo at work. f fr-1-sifiiscszz TM R si ig V M 5 ' , . 7 :5a?? '2 .- s i f- ,- It 2 wwfv- Q . is gf iz. J ' r- veg.5r,:fAx his - . fi-off. 3 , , , . :fs-,ffersswe-fi'fr A es I as M. Virginia Holshouser Thomas I. Phayre Nola M. Hockenberry Shorthand I, II Typing I, II Clerical Typing Typing II Personal Typing Clerical Practice Personal Typing Bookkeeping I Personal Typing Business Mathematics 'Q--f Gerald D. Detwiler loseph S. Billingham Department Coordinator General Shop Metal Shop, Wood Shop Technical Graphics National Honor Society Sponsor Industrial Arts Industrial Arts otters an insight into our in- dustrial society by providing practical experi- ence with the tools, materials, processes, meth- ods and products of industry. Students can apply the knowledge gained in other subject areas in practical and meaningful projects and problem solving situations. Exploration allows the students to develop interests and talents that may lead into many industrial-technical fields. In Central Bucks the following offer- ings are provided-Automotive, Electronics, Graphic Arts, Metalworking, Technical Graph- ics, and Woodworking. Steve Mobley, Bruce Froehlich, and Robert All Eric I. Ermigiotti l. Robert Mays Auto Mechanics General Graphic Arts Herbert C. Simonson Technical Graphics l, Il, lll Cross Country Coach C. Bartley Elfman Wood Shop I, ll, III en wait for the finished product. Diane E, Foley Home Economics I Foods lnterior Decorating Home Economics Participants in the Central Bucks homemaking courses are oriented to the importance ot the homemaker's role in today's world. The food unit commences With the study ot nutritional values of properly balanced diets, and leads into the actual preparation of well balanced meals. The study of de- sign, lines, and proper clothing selec- tion aids the girls in creating beauti- fully constructed clothing. The students also entertain and care for children in a useful and practical child care unit. The study of interior decoration augments the curriculum of the Home Economics Department and becomes the final link in the creation ot a complete department for the train- ing of tomorrow's homemakers. .,,.J .,.-' Elizabeth Linson General Homernaking Clothing Pinning patterns poses puzzling problems. 2 I!-Q54 Activities Classroom work and extracurricular activities combine to provide an environment for learning at Central Bucks., Individual expression and talent are discovered in each student who participates in the various clubs offered. Ranging from music to the writing of the school paper, differerltlorganizations create interests in all fields for the students, and tat the same time serve C.B. in many Ways. While much time and effort is put into each endeavor, fun exceeds work, and the richness that every accomplishment' gives to both individuals and the school is immeasurable L 1 l Foreign exchange students Glen Davis tC.B. student returned from Denrnarkl, Sidthichai Sribenjaplangool tThailandJ, Fernando Haus- child CBrazilJ and Loris Holmes tAustralial exchange greetings. fjiifwo wi'aN5imfbt Flin-.A 'ti riviwfi T566 Fe Wlgftwtfvwmfubf WAA70 efqfvlgfuto I ww, wages. iienmow.loQ.'lQ1aiiwH ' Howell., lCLd,s,' NIB' cyneqi lzo behefe. AOPLS American Field Service Sidthichai Sribenjaplangool from Thailand and Fer- nando R. Hauschild of Brazil entered Central Bucks this year as two of our foreign exchange students, Glen Davis, C.B.'s exchange student last year, retumed from Denmark in September. In Ianuary, Loris Holmes joined us from Australia. Besides giving birthday parties for Fernando, Arr and Lori, the club, sponsored by Mrs, Hedwig Marie Voltz, planned a dance and a Christmas party during the year. Club meetings usually consisted of discus- sions about other countries, and the expression of the exchange students' views about the U.S. In the spring, foreign exchange students from Eastern Pennsylvania gathered for the Central Bucks A.F.S. weekend, a big event for the club which created interest in the com- munity about the American Field Service program. Leda Silverman presides at an AFS, meeting. . ,. bnfx Antler Business Staff The super-salesmen among the Cen- tral Bucks seniors make up the business stali ot the Antler. The first test of salesmanship came in November as seniors set out to sell Senior Class Play tickets. However, for the business staff, the major task is to sell the Antler to underclassmen. As the job is completed in the spring with distribution of An!- lers, the reward of the business staff is the smiles on the faces ol the proud new owners. Business managers Rick Lazarick and Tim Raab count proceeds of Antler sales. 4 ,X This year's seniors enjoy their new yearbooks Antler 66 Look at that smile! Members of the business stafl exhibit their sales proyect C Grodwell A Hopkins, B. Oberdorler, K. McCrea, R, Lazarick B Wrigley T Raab A R itll all ' a Ienny, C, Durell, and L. Gelbach. .. , -5 T' N4 AIG. wink., ny ,V 'Hilti W fi V ugly ,, Q K iff W mix? l'.g'1'!gf CMG ' ' 5. '-. , l-of it tg 1. , es its -XS Editors B. Blackman, M, Mason, P. Maddox, L. Gross and D. Miller re-check layouts for errors Nearing their deadline, members ofthe Editorial staff add the finishing touches to the Antler. , t ' Antler Editorial Staff The Antler is concerned with the construction of the year- book. The staff is selected each spring by the sponsors. Mr. Martin and Mrs. England. As- sisted by Mr. Maddox, our photographer, and guided by the editors and sponsors, the staff is responsible for the lay- out of pictures and copy which make up the Antler. Many hours of after-school and week- end work go toward fulfilling the Antler staffs goal of creat- ing an accurate representation of life at Central Bucks. Led by Mr. Gueiros and president Iudy Sevems, the Bible Club members actively engaged in discussions of a religious nature. The club also enjoyed a weekend retreat to Pinebrook with students from other schools during the Spring. Guest speakers were invited to the club during the year to express their views, and the use of movies and skits became a frequent diversion from dis- cussion periods. The varied club meetings provided oppor- tunity lor both social and re- ligious contacts. . x K t Neil 1- -L...L-.V Bible Club I X X . ev 'nm , Pres. Iudy Sevems, Vice-Pres. Ioan Faaet and Louise Simons and Sec. - Treas Dave Fryling creatively organized a varied program for the year. The performance of the widely-known Ioe Tally musicians highlighted the musical activities ol the Bible Club this year. I aiu' 1l yWffl'i'I tim Hr The staff concludes final page lay-out. C, Myers orders Chcrtterbux staff on up-coming assignments. Hifi' Iliff K I v WU' U- M170 gif ffA'm1nrfff'f fllffflfjff' I Chatterbux The editorial staff of the Chatter- bux concerns itself with relaying important news of the community, the school, and the students them- selves to its readers. The journal- ism class functions as the staff of interested students who possess a talent and willingness to create. Each Chcrtterbux brings to its reader news on club activities, the student council, feature stories, the latest gossip, student achieve- ments, editorials, and information pertaining to the sports teams of C.B. The Chatterbux has been made available to the readers by in- dividual sales. These sales, con- ducted by the business staff, have provided the necessary amount of funds for publication and are what account for the success of the paper. Miss Diane Whitehead sponsors the editorial staff and Mr. Donald Schaeffer, the business staff. The Chatterbux has kept its sub- scribers well informed by provid- ing a running commentary on events pertinent to C.B. Chess This year's Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Paul Hintenlang and led by its president, Rick Lazerick, attracted students who enjoy se- rious concentration and intellectual challenge. The interest of the mem- bers ot the team, com- bined with the experi- ence gained with each match, was responsible tor the high standing that the team held in the league. -rf--'-: - f-,,- 1 l'What next? Mr. Hintenlang. Z' The debate team contemplates the resolution. Determined to im- prove last year's rec- ord, C.B. debaters spent many hours in the library researching the topic, 'lResolved: That the foreign aid of the United States should be limited to non-mili- tary assistance. This intensive preparation enabled the team to be rated among the top in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Debate League. Debate Deca sipaav' DECA members discuss various selling techniques. Amateur radio communi- cation is one oi the most interesting fields that mod- ern technology has made possible. CB. has its own ham radio operators. The electronics club, under the direction of Mr. Valentine Seidel and president Laird Abbott, has continued the efforts instigated last year to organize and educate radio hams 42 The Distributive Education Club of America is designed to develop future leaders for mar- keting and distribution. The purposes oi DECA are to de- velop a respect tor education in marketing and distribution and thus contribute to occupa- tional competence, and to pro- mote understanding and ap- preciation ior the responsibili- ties of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. DE students, under the direction ot Mr. Sheldon Grasley, have common objectives and inter- ests in that each is studying tor a specific career. Electronics M...-- -3 Laird Abbott tests a converter circuit. An exceptionally active and enthusiastic organization is the Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Miss Nola l-lockenberry. Among some ol their responsibilities is the operation of C.B.'s famous snack bar. During football sea- son the club also runs the con- cession stands, providing ref freshments lor hungry specta- tors. ln the spring the F.B.L.A. enters the Spring Regionals, competitive business contests. .,..,, - ,, , 4.., m b ,L ,egg ..,,, s.!-mAv:rpt.Ea1x, FK, 'JM' Y F tif'-l fiilnum . Oflicers: B Pacek tPres.l, G. Pollock fSec.D, Li Hunsburger CTreas.l, B. Blaisdell tReporterl and C. Davidson tVice-Pres J -not shown, Future Business Leaders of America Brad Blaisdell waits for food -as the male rush begins. ,...-.--.- . v Looking toward the future are I. Bernstein, I, Turnicky tSec.l, P. Fredericks CV1ce Pres J, I. Floyd CPres.l, R. Carew, and S. Bouc tTreas.J. While planning for a career in medicine, members of the Future Nurses Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Marie Davis, strive to serve their community. The future nurses volunteer to work at the Well-Child and Orthopedic Clinics. They also volunteer many hours of hard work at Neshaminy Manor Home and are active participants in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive, This year they have learned much by helping in the rehabilitation of a young child who has had brain damage. Within the club the members have aided two outstandingly active senior members by giving them scholarships. Apart from its contributions to the immediate community, the club each year gives a donation to the ship Hope and to Care. This year the Future Nurses Club has adopted a young boy from India and the members have learned much through correspondence with him. Stressing the point that mental patients should be treated in a home environ- ment rather than a hospital, Dr, Honig informs the club about the latest psychiatric techniques. r ' lg Future Nurses I F.T.A. officers I. Faaet fhistorianl, N. Watton CRec. Sec.l, L. Gross fPres.l, C. Price fCorr. Sect, H. Duckett CTreas.l, and B. Furness tVice-Pres.J participate in the F.T.A. induction ceremony. Future Teachers of America President Luray Gross welcomes new member Phyllis Schiele. The purpose of the Future Teachers Club is to guide students in their plans for careers in education. The program this year included recognition of National Teaching Career Month in April, in which the members observed teaching methods in elementary schools, visited Millersville State College and heard an inter- esting talk by Dr. Hess. The club also strove to build a strong relationship between the faculty and students. ' ,Q V l y V11 it W fl ' ! , , I 1 Go stand in the corner. 'QP ,pg 4. .. is , 1 - 5-1 ?,4,.,l4 Riding on the success of last year's Bye, Bye, Birdie, Harlequin officers M. Barba CTreas.J, S. Pickett fSec.l, M. A. Gendall fPres.J, L. Bullock fVice-Pres.l, G. Purpura fPublicityl, S. Blau fhistorianl and K. Dickinson fCorr. Seal head west for Oklahoma Harlequin Club The phrase, break your leg, heard so often before Harlequin Club performances, has been a good omen for the club's actors and stage crew. ln the fall, Harlequin members partici- pated in the Senior Class Play production of Death Takes a Holiday and followed this in the Spring with the musical Oklahoma which was produced entirely by the Harlequin Club under the co-direction of Mr. David Harris and Mr. Phillip Aldrich. Between these two major dramatizations members worked hard at various one-act plays. Under the direction of Mr. Phillip Aldrich, several members of the club performed Minnie Field in competition on the district level at C.B. and upon placing second, went on to per- form at the regional level. Then they qualified for state finals which took place at Penn State University. Other one-act plays produced were Pullman Car Hiawatha, Aria da Capo and several plays for children which were performed at local elementary schools. February was the month of the Pan Plays. These one-act plays were directed and produced entirely by stu- dents and then were performed in competition. The play The Tale of Chelm under the di- rection of Shari Pickett was judged as the winner. Shari's name was then engraved on the frying pan, across from the name of the play. ' ' Swinging with the music of Bye, Bye Birdie, the teenage cast monopolizes . ' the Bell Telephone wires. Pan Plays While trying not to laugh at the humor in the winning play, The Tale of Chelm, directed by S. Pickett, the characters listen intently to B. Blaisdell narrate their story. Library Aides, performing daily duties, assist librarians. Mascots Library Aide Upon entering the library, the C.B. student becomes im mersed in an atmosphere o quiet activity. Always busy an on the alert, the library aide display diligence in service, and attempt to make books an reading more interesting. Th library aides are interested stu dents who give up their study halls in order to assist bothl students and the librarians who sponsor the club. In Iune, the most outstanding assistant is presented with an award. The assistants feel that the knowledge and the skills acquired while working in the Library will prove useful in later years. The Buckettesu chorus girls in full swing. I.. to R. standing are: K. Dickinson, I. Seglem, A. Mauer, C. Humphries, E. Fillman, B. Miller, M. Boswell, I, Gresh. -'iam 5 Q , H'- iigf .STK , y Through hard work and enthusiasm the Tym- panum stafl published three issues of their literary magazine. A wide sampling ot the students' liter- ary talents was printed in an etfort to create a magazine ol widespread appeal. The editorial staff incorporated student art throughout the - 1 Memo to the Editors: P.C.O Tympcmum to enhance the varied writings. Under the sponsorship ol Mr. Phillip Aldrich, the entire stalt participated in critical evaluations following each publication. Also aiding in the sponsorship of Tympcmum were Mr. McAloose and Mr. Robert Mays. Stott members inspect Tympanum criteria. Literary Magazme . sl - X If u I ..-1 M... .5 ' K yy. . . 'Q .. v Q. Bucks County Music S. Iurciakonis, R. Loux, D. Arnold. 50 Instrumentq 4 1 1 N Festival Orchestrd Front row: C, Haines, M, Keeier, L. Hansen. Second row: R. Payne, R, McNally, D. Linthicum. Third row: N. Funk, B. Knouse, I. Loux, K. Slack. Buck row: A. Myers, B. Smith, G. Gottlob, R. Purdy. psic Bux-Mont Band From row: D. Cureton, C. Haines, M Keefer, L. Hcmsen. Second row: I. Wost B. Block, C. Gordon. Third row: R. Payne I. Appleton, R. McNally, D. Linthicum Fourth row: N. Funk, B. Knouse, I. Loux K. Slack. Buck row: L. Abboti, A. Myers G. Goiilob, R. Purdy. Lf' -,, -Eva in N. j -:Ns ' ,fkx-+.., 1 W-E. Band . 'A , , 1 C.B.'s Marching Band plays a fanfare for the Thanksgiving Day football game at North Penn. C.B.'s Marching Band prepares to play Three jacks during the half-time program at a home game. s I Vocal Music l l ll 1 e 1 .-t it c ff , A combination ot selective voices and long hours ot practice produced suc- cessful concerts and good times for this year's choir. The voices of Don Crouthamel, left Ward, Dave Fryling, and Dave Schwartz added up to a talented foursome- the Boys' Quartet. ic M 'E img.. ' in riff was s . - at l fxf i , it iii? .1451 X ,X participating in the Bucks County Chorus the following st ,X 'l it , . it l l X i , . as A Alter being chosen by Mr. Teter to compete tor the honor u 1 ' 3 xx qi '21 3? , , 3 I I I dents from CB. were selected: E. Till L. Dillingham I, Floy l... Larzelere, G. Fort, C. Haeckler, R. Scales, R. Hunsberge. E I. Ward, and M. Burt. The performances were held on Marc 3 and 4 at Central Bucks. Through hard work and diligent practice, the chorus helped to make the Christmas and Spring Concerts successful. fi nr? ll'l 3 54 t X 5 - t r 5 . R. Carew, G. Sigaloos, D. Berg, I. Floyd, K. Parry, I. Turnicky, L, Larzelere, and D. Hahn conscientiously practice Ding Dong Merrily The Bells lor the Christmas Con- cert. C.B.'s Double Octet: R. Carew, D. Berg, G. Schwartz, K. Parry, B. Miller, I. Floyd, G. Sigafoosf L. Dillingham, E. Till, C. Um- brell, P. Walton, K. Iones, A. Ienny, L. Larzelere, D. Hahn and I. Turnicky Cnot picturedl, performed for community groups as well as school concerts. Q ,Bi w o r 4 y lat! Representing CB, at the District Chorus Festival at Pennsbury High School in lanuary were: R. Carlson, D. Berg, P Walton, G. Sigaloos, D. Fryling, I, Ward, C. Haekler, D. Schwartz, and M. Burt. Receiving the highest honors among Central Bucks vocalists, D. Fryling, R. Carlson, and D. Berg participated in the State Chorus at Lebanon High School. cd v 5'1- , is I 1 , ' -1 L V . s we N E A i i 1 iv, iw ? Y' . X5 :yr lf 1 QA V I gx i .1 1 w t , ' I C N 4 53, ,if vi CQ C if .Vu i i , , i - I. National Honor Society Scholarship, character, leader- ship and service are the criteria on which an Honor Society mem- ber is chosen. To maintain mem- bership, a student must have either an A or a B in each major subject, a B average in each minor subject, and a satis- factory rating by the faculty. In an eitort to boost individual grades, the Honor Society organ- ized a tutoring service tor the student body. In the fall, the So- ciety had the responsibility of introducing the college represent- atives at College Night. The members enthusiastically planned a trip to the Philadelphia Naval Hospital during the Christmas holiday and enjoyed holding several teas for the honor roll students. 1 anda 2 anda 3 . . . Everybody sing! j u i OK .... who swiped my brush? 56 Pep Club Paper, paint, rulers an' brushes-these were th main tools used every wee at the Pep Club work shop. With its main purpos- being to support and prc mote our class and schoc spirit, Pep Club has re mained a favorite and suc cesstul activity. Sponsored by Miss Fa' Youells, the Pep Club madi signs for athletic events performed skits in pep ral lies, decorated for th Thanksgiving rally ani helped publicize the Senic Class Play. This year the Pep Clul made its debut as a year round club, continuing it great tall job of supportinf our teams through tht winter and spring spoi seasons. K i V Club members portray the Russian Minuet. iii Russian Club Early in the year members of the Russian Club visited the Rus- sian embassy in Washington, DC., and after returning they made Russian costumes and foods. As an after-Christmas project, the club members learned to decorate delicate Ukrainian Easter eggs. Led by Mr. Iohn Behun, the Rus- sian Club helped to acquaint students with interesting aspects ot a very foreign culture. Science Club The Science Club members explored various fields of science by listening to guest speakers and by working individually on special projects geared toward their own interests. Led by Mr, David Horne, the club skillfully presented its talents at the spring Science Open-House where individual club members presented projects. This year the Lab-Aid Program was originated to improve the scientific techniques of students. This is a perfect culture of Tobacco Mosaic virus. XX X 57 XQSAIVQ filigjbxty XTT Ffvm Dawn ,tiff My af 70 501779 ,gpg mp! 7 Qffeaf' fL77!9a7y IM!! 75, fha 6675 6? Z Let's pep it UP here! SCFDI -Cff9 I sy jvc: It Of? lfofgrq S . C! 58 l-'QM Z! -526 Student Council The Student Council began its activities this year with a reception for new faculty members. Under the expert leadership of Mr. Green, they sponsored the annual magazine drive. One of the highlights of this year's events was the Christmas Dance, Midnight Snow. The Stu- dent Council also co-sponsored a dance with the Doylestown Y.M.C.A. to help raise funds for the new Y. For the second year the Improvements Com- mittee worlced to better school environment. This year the Spirit Committee was formed to activate the participation and spirit of the student body. The Student Council strove to improve re- lations between students and faculty and to provide useful activities tor student partici- pation, Christmas Dance Queen, Chris Gorman, laughs with King Pat Frederick at the Midnight Snow. If 3 5 Q - , . - C r C , ,rlfe 1 N X A , , l . i , Y Resiing their tired feet, students relax at the Student Council President Cy Kinney leaves the Green Room Christmas Dance. after study hall. y 59 gf Xx Athletics Abs ? l ,A l During the 1966-67 school year, sports played a vital part in the all-around development of the Central Bucks students. Serving notonly as a setting for each student to display his individualaabilities, sporting events also provided many hours of enjoyment for spectators. Althoughtthe teams were not always victorious, the spirit and cooperation of the athletes, combined ,with the enthusiastic support of the student body, pulled they teams- throughmany tight situationsf ya lt at ' , . M , a l xr, . , 5 s N 3 fe an 4 'Tit if 43 M' 'iid . , r ' .sf 2 N W' Z Q ' . sg Y 9. l amps ll ll ' , -5, y N A V .59- K V ' il! J, 1 ri? f M . V ww' .. e21nl ' Ai - it' l' is i ws' Q-M Front row: S. Pickett, S. Martin, C. Myers, D. Myers lco-captainl, B. Foote tco-captainl. Back row: B. Tomlinson, M. Pittner, C. Spitzer, A. Patch, S. Price. l r Q I - 1 tix Ae .Sitka LE, . 2.9 55 Front row: B. Treml, D, Iurgon, R. Hennequin, l. Hawes Kcaptainj, Back row: I. Mohn, M. Nagle, B. Watson, D. Alderler. Cheerleaders Led by co-captains Barbara Foote and Dede Myers, the Cheerleading squad inspired school enthusiasm and team effort. Through the assistance of the Pep Club, the boy cheerleaders, the I.V. squad and the mascots, pep rallies took on an added significance. Central Bucks students responded with vigorous support, making this year's sports program highly successful. S. Sherrard, I. Kennedy Ccaptainl, M. Rosenquist, Fl. Kettleson, A. Lam bert tco-captainl, L. Royahn, C. Dollman. 't Color Guard ' Front row: B. Warrington, A. Lippincott, M. Fall. Back row: G. Fernandez, I. Funk, R. Hamada CCapt.l, K. Armstrong, B. lerman, C. Gorman. The majorettes, led by Diane Koutsouros, strove for original- ity as they performed their routines to the strains of popu- lar music. The girls strutted and twirled their way through half- time and pep rallies, presenting entertainment for the audience and serving as an incentive to the teams. Majorettes Adding to the color and activity ot the hall-time pre- sentations, our Color Guard squad performed intricate ma- neuvers to the commands of Rhoda l-lamada. Their routines greatly enhanced various school functions, creating on atmos- phere of pride. Front row: C. Yon, D. Koutsouros CCapt.i, K. Geissler. Back row: L. Shorrock, P. Tutt, D. Schmell, H. Cevasco. S. Donchez. 69 Football C.B. Schedule Opp. 38 Bensalem 6 27 Wissahickon Z0 0 Hatboro 26 6 Souderton 7 34 Quakertown 13 32 Pennridge 20 27 Upper Perkiomen 14 Zl Springiield 0 0 Upper Moreland 13 O North Penn 7 Chip whips out yardage. Final consultation before kick-oft. Under the direction of our new coach, Iohn Kracsun, the tootball team rounded up the season with a 6 - 4 record. The boys, aided by an enthusiastic student body, fought their way through each game with vigor and spirit. Their competitive drive along with their excellent sportsmanship endured throughout the entire season. Selected tor All Bux-Mont positions were co-captains Pat Frederick and Cy Kinney, Iim Keresztury, Dick Durell, Eric Bass, Donn Kurzinski, and Chip Durell, Assistant coaches Davies, Stricker and Pettine proved to be invaluable assets in the production ot a fine team. Front row: M Pettine tDeI. Sec. and Oil. End Coachl, T. Stricker QOH. Backtield Coachb, G. Steigerwalt, I. Keresztury, B Lebar, G, Gailloux, W. Helms, E, Bass, E. Durell, E. Moritz, P. Frederick, B. Blaisdell, C. Kinney, I. Bingler, D, Kurzinski, K. Molis. Second row: I. Kroman, G. Rhodes, I. Stover, D. Moser, Third row: I Troxell, B. Monaco, B McCaw, G. Brehm, B. Keresz tury, T. Worthington, I, Kennedy, A. Syme, B. Andre, B. Snyder S. Samuels, I, Everett, I. Cope. I. Leuz, E. Williams, D. Durell, G. Hall, D. Shobert, P. Brookfield, N. Mantzoros, I Kracsun Ulead Coachl, A. Davies tLine Coachl. Hey, look! The score is 13 - U, cmd We're Winning! From row: I. Cromon. B. Monaco, I Troxell. G. Brehm, B. Keresz- tury, P. Gomer, G Rhodes. B. Mocow, D. Shoberl. I. Cope, B Sn der R Schwartz Second row' H Long B Ccxluhcm I . y , , . , , . , . Gross. I. Cicok, B, Patterson. C. Kooker, T, Stcxudenmcier, B. Schlickler R. Wiser, D. Ward, R. Long, R. Lloyd, I. Conner, S Hunt. Bock row: I. Finkbeiner, K. Weibel, I. Holmes, R, Hellberg D. Woflindin. W. Frick, G. Crowe, A. Syme, B. D'CorvcInt, R Allen, R. Linsenmeir, G, Vondenbrach, I, Kocis, R. Ohxberg B. Rush. Front row: I. Gueiros CAsst. Coachl, H. Vickus, I. White, M. McConnell, A. Zwaan, D. Fabian, D. Powroznik, T. Ponder, D. Ort, S. MacFarlane fCoachI. Second row: R. Roriclc, I, Lucas, I. Palmer, D. Mitchell, T. Cole, B. Wrigley, D. Kniese, L. Roberts, I. Rutherford fmgr.I. Third row: K, Slack, G. Schreclel, B. Hari. I. Miller, D. Bishop, I. Leutwiler, T. Case, D. Riniker. Fourth row: D. Barr, M. Rufe, E. Buchanan, I. Appleton, T. Raab, F. Baker, C. Nagle, M. Ballinger. Fifth row: C. Hastings, B. Roberts, G. Pazarak, D. Kentopp, C. Heiser, L. Pazarak, K. Darrows, M. Barba. Capturing the Bux-Mont Championship for the second straight year, the Central Bucks soccer team finished the season with a highly successful 12 - 2 record. Led by the co-captains S Dave Fabian and Tom Ponder, C.B. finished its league schedule with a 7-1 record, sending them to the District 1 play-offs. After initially defeating Woodrow Wilson 6 - U, the team lost a hard fought battle to Lower Merion. Team balance, the boys' major weapon, was illustrated by the All Bux-Mont First team selections which included Don Ort, Dave Fabian, Ierry White and Helmut Vickus. C.B. SOCCER Opp. I 4 Upper Dublin U 1 New Hope 0 1 Hatboro 2 3 William Tennent 2 , 1 Pennridge U 5 New Hope 1 3 North Penn 1 5 Quakertown 1 X 4 Springfield 1 5 Wissahickon 2 5 Upper Moreland O 3 Souderton 1 6 'Woodrow Wilson 0 U 'Lower Merion 2 denotes District I play-offs Keep that ball, Dan! ., ,M I . I . . ... . . N . .. . A tense moment for Central Bucks. Front row: I. Eggleston, C. Icrcobs, D. Hosscrck, I. Kcxzory, R. Strohm, A. Sheller, B. Halliday R. Horgen, Mr. Gueiros fCoochI. Second row: E, Allen, I. Frederick, M. Sturn, R. Moyer, M Humphreys, M. Nagle, B, Mendelson, Third row: M. Burt, F. Horn, I. Toner, I. Word, I. Soroko I. Tolan, H. Klein, I. Feindt, R. Horren, R. Detweiler. Fourth row: R. Holliday, R. Dengler, R. Michener, I. Kirchner, E. Abbott, G. Gardner, A. Krullo, I, Lynch. Fifth row: R. Teich, C Carr, W. Young, S. Tournquist, I. Lloyd, R. Ulioz, B. Reading, G. Harris. Hockey Front row: L. Larzelere, R. Kilmer, M. A. Bestler, S. Martin Ice-captaini, L. Iardine ico- captainl, G. Pollock, I. Davis, M. Gustafson, L. Urban. Second row: A. Scanlon fAsst. Coachl, S. Kentopp, K. Strong, W. Evans, N. Kulp, K. Howard, P. Reid, D. Wilson, P. Thomas, E. Hall, W. Geho, F. Youells CCoachI. Third row: N. Welch Cmgrj, B. Lamb Kmgrxl, P. Prugh, B. Somerville, S. Lewis, M. Keeter, N. Stcck, R. Drylie, L. Spratt, B. Myers, C. Rohr, N. Histand, M. Genghini, L. Hendricks, M. Bartleson Cmgr.J. Back row: N. Funk, R. Myers, I. Lenzer P. Raysher, I. Porochonski, K. Kniese, N. Schaeffer, D. Berg, I. Crouthamel. With a record of seven wins and two losses, our Buc lassies earned. a second place standing in the Bux-Mont League. Coaches Faye Youells and Audrey Scanlon were the team's roughest critics as well as its most fervent rooters. As the season progressed and the strain increased, the girls performed with vigor and spirit, never cleflating their high hopes of victory. Co-captains Sara Martin and Linda Iardine were justifiably proud of their team and its accomplishments. I C.B. HOCKEY Opp. - 2 N eshaminy 0 2 Quakertown U 3 Souderton 1 2 Upper Moreland 1 l Wissahickon 4 2 Upper Perkiomen U 1 Hatboro 0 2 North Penn 3 3 Pennridge U Come on, Sara, recover that ball! C.B. Schedule Opp. 25 Hotboro-Horsham 31 20 Upper Moreland 35 23 Quakertown 33 23 Springfield 32 35 North Penn 20 15 Upper Perkiomen 50 33 Wissahickon 24 15 Souderton 48 27 Pennridge 31 Cross Country I Coming in to the last stretch. Finishing with cz 7 - 2 record, the 1966 Central Bucks Cross-Country team ran its rnost successful season in six years. Led by consistently strong per- formers such as Greg Fratrick, Iohn Cook, Barry Snyder, Bob Cook, and Bob Martin, the team showed over-all balance and strength. Top-finisher Greg Fratrick helped the C.B. harriers earn a fourth-place linish in the Bux-Mont Championships held at the Indian Valley Country Club. Front row: I. Koiien, I. Hoag, R. Sackett, G. Fratrick, I. Cook, R, Cook, I. Vaughn. Second row: I. Mills, R. Matthews, T. Detweiler, B. Martin, B. Moyer, L. Simmons tmgr.l, Mr. Simonson ' tCoachJ. Third row: L. Haverkamp Cmgrj, B. Snyder, H. Scott, D. Holt, C. Strand, K. Proemm. J 1.3 1 r L ,.- iitil I R Front row D Kniese L Ekbam P Garner I Taylor D Shobert S Tornquist. Buck row: S MacFarlane tCoachJ I Snapp I lfere ztury I Plummer D Fabian, M, Pettine U-Xsst. Finishing the season with a 14-4 record, the Central Bucks basketball team took third place in the Bux-Mont League. Although picked by many experts at the beginning of the year to iinish low in the standings, the team, led by co-captains Iim Keresztury and Iim Plummer, finished with one of the most outstanding records accomplished by a CB. team. A vital element dis- played throughout the year by Coach MacFarlane's boys was the team spirit, which brought them through many an anxious moment. Schedule lenkintown Souderton Upper Perkiomen North Penn Springfield Pennridge Upper Moreland Quakertown Hatboro-Horsham Wissahickon Souderton Upper Perkiomen Norih Penn Springfield Pennridge Upper Moreland Quakertown Hatboro-Horsham Wissahiclcon Front row B Henderson B Messerschmiclt I Miller T Updike I D1Va1er1o, A. Syme, I, Gross Back row B McCaw S Green I Cicak D Woflmdm D Schomp C. Stratton, B. 1, Front row: M Bollinger, I. Deily B Moyer, D, Pisani, B. Mathews, B. Bishop, Back row: H. Williams tCoacl'il, I. Case, T. Haab, D Leeland I. Bingler, E Williams, I Palmer, Absent from picture: D, Harris CAsst. Coachl. D Iohnson tmgrl. Wrestling Finishing the Bux-Mont League season with a 7 - l record, the CB. wres- tlers shared the championship trophy for the first time since l96l. Coached by Harry B, Williams and David R. Harris, the matmen also displayed their strength at the Bux-Mont Wrestling Tournament where first places were taken by Iohn Palmer and Iohn Case. Further distinction was gained by runners-up, Mike Bollinger and Ed Williams. Hopes for next year look good because of the return of Dan Pisani, Mal- colm Nagle, Mike Bollinger, Edward Williams, and Iohn Case. Bob Matthews: An example of determination in action. ,fx l :QL C.B. matmen observe closely as Coach Williams demonstrates a new hold on Iohn Case. Schedule Pottstown Wm. Tennent Council Rock Hatboro-Horsham Souderton Pennridge Bensalem Wissahickon Quakertown North Penn Springfield Upper Moreland Opp. 32 31 16 20 34 6 18 15 D 21 17 23 Danny Pisani ponders over his opponent's next move. -sw 4d,,.,' M li ttf -- A' We--e Dave Kee struggling out of a pin. ,. ? Girls Basketball . , A 4. i f 0 I L l'. I Qi' ' , Y' J I i 5 wh If 'Q , Mg- ss-J 9-A I , c 1 M Xxx? b x J! L-X W V, y -1 Y mil ' .Q 5 Vl'l' e I ' t ., . V at , - f 1 ' at 9. g 5 . wx I . . t. .A i lk . xx ' YE gf I -Y.-. 't uzggzfff f' i . .t - k Coachl S Webster W. Evans, C. Liebendorler, M. Gustalson, Front row F Youells L Iardme R B. Ritter B Blaisdell L Hunsberger, A. Scanlon QCoachJ. Second row: Weldon, E. Steelman, L. McLeod, I. Plummer, C, Rohr, D. o . : ' ' ' . Valimont, N. I. I hnson tmgr J. Third row E. Fuss Cmgr.J, L. Fitttpaldi, C 5, Ward, P. Barr, S. N. nan, L.. Haggerty, S. Rodemer, C. Sackett, I. Whitten, D. mb ovelins. J LJ 3 1 .I I L QW ,wma weyydygcfgywm cc..zxMf171,cv,UfiMJQ?ffZ1113 MQ CDUULAQ, WZQ Qlcbflwwrfwft UMA gout.. Qfwl Mime, CLfNllJl VMQJLQUMQ. wwf miwb Of1'UfQf0L7f77QfZW ' I ytdm, owned! !0LC3rf5UfZ ! ZZJZW Displaying extant determi- nation throughout the season, the Lady Bucs made an im- pressive showing this year. Coached by Miss Audrey Scan- lon and led by co-captains Marilyn Gustafson, Linda Iar- dine and Rita Kilmer, the team practiced hard and improved over the season. With an abundance of returning under- classmen, Miss Scanlon expects a promising season next year. Uwwzk JD .Wir ft, wi Hai! SQLUU toil il M1107 OMQIW I Cy Leslie McLeod anticipates a pass from Debbie Valimont Wee, Front row: B. Habermahl, I. Frederick, S. West, P. Frederick KCapt.l, I. Hilierty, M, Sturn. Back row: I. Stezelberger fCoachl, S. Heckler, I. Rutherford, H. Iarvis, I. Appleton, B. Gordon, L. Allen, R. Byrd, G. Harris, H. Rosner, M. St. Lawerence, D, Ferris. Not pictured: E. Ienny, W. Richards, l. Hargas. 0 Rlfle Breath deeply, concentrate, and squeeze! Cnce again the Central Bucks sharpshooters banged their way through an outstand- ing season. Combined team skill, determination, and spirit led to the discovery ot a win- ning formula ior good shooting. Captain Pat Frederick led his team through many trying matches. . Looking into the future, Coach Ioseph Stezelberger had these words to say, Since we had a basically sophomore team this year, we have high hopes for at least the next two seasons. 75 I 4 I And this, boys, is called a bat. Baseball Led by co-captains George Taylor, Kenny Williams, and Lenny Mills, the Central Bucks baseball team finished the 1965 Bux-Mont League season with an 8 - 5 record. Throughout the year, the boys displayed a balanced attack. Ioe Griffin, Ed Williams, Bob Righter, and All Bux-Mont George Taylor all batted over .300. Despite the loss of many valuable seniors, the return of promising underclassmen leads Coach Harry Williams to feel that the future looks mighty good. Front row: G. Taylor, M. Erclena, K, Williams, B. Righter, E. Williams, M. Reptsik. Back row: H. Williams fCoachI, L. Simmons, A, Black, I. Griffin, I. Progin, L. Mills, D. Shobert, I. Snapp, G. Shaw. Q' rf , ff, f E.'.x:'.e r , ':,i'.I'f-F JE JL? 511.14 - -Azz' ' 'gr .- ,vm 52 3 f3a why? , 'f ' . 4, ' D -1, I i ri 1-lv-H 7 Tense Moments i lil.-. Run for your life, Marty! 1 f This will be Q close one! .A 'ek '- WHE3 qi . ' W S 4 an 2 f f E ',f rx' W Cp 5 xiii? 4,61 4 ' Q Ev? jk? 'aigs ' W3 I-'iJ i52f'f,s I ' iff? :2 ,Q 5 ! n fv - f i g? , 1 xi , rf ,Q 'L , A 41 7' :IS gi 3 ' fi7i.e53f5'5f 1, g f new r sriziiir, .. 'L 5. 3 . .4 w .X I- , . K A Led by 220-yard District Champion Bruce McLeod, Central Bucks finished one of its most successful seasons, placing second in the Bux-Mont League. Phillip Angle, in his first year of coach- ing, saw a highly inspired team finish the season with an 8-1 record. The 1967 track season shapes up as being very bright, since Mr. Angle expects a large supply of experienced talent to return. 'S .ff 'ull' Up cmd over. Front row: D. Kurzinski, I. Keresztury, E. Longstreet, B. Crout- hamel. R. Wenner, R. Krieder, K. Williams, R. Leach, D. Weir. B. Lucera, B. McCullough, B. McLeod, E. Nuse, F. Arcade, B. Bailey, S. Nagurny. Second row: G. Meyers, R. Sackett. G Fratrick, B. Snyder, N. Mantzoros, I. Alderter, G. Hall, P. Fredrick 1 C. Kinney, E. Moritz, C. Durell, C. Stratton, F. Auditor, W. Helms I. Cook. R. Cook, I. Kennedy, P. Angle ICoachJ. Buck row: R Edwards CCoachI, I. Coffin, M. Cavanaugh, E. Bass, R. Liebaur U. Prick, I. Troxell, L. Lawler, B. Snyder, I. Cope, C. Hastings L. Mill, K. Slack, K. Proemm, B. Moyer, A. Davies CCoachJ. 2 IA2 -v-f ,,1., I 1, On your mark! Get Set! Go! One more lap to go, boys! Victory! 6.11 ..f -X731-4 - -sf, .. Y VA ,M 'N' f ,. -, f V' iv 1 1? 11712 Hg 1 -,mv , ,hm Y Zi., fix, , , .. f, - .A- 79 ,., ,Q ,.L , ,A is ,. ,, -,N 55 . v ,qw A iii' .,, ,. if 5321 W: ,aa ffg, I .L Jw ff: . 'fi Front row: I. Bradley, G. Iohnson, E, Bailey, S. Conyne, D. Miller, D. Cureton, E. Patch. Back row: B. Foote, P. Reid, K. Howard, B. Paterson, L, Iardine, N. Welch, I. Maskas, S. Frederickson, Last spring, the boys' tennis team improved its previous records by finish- ing the season with 7 wins and 7 losses. The boys, led by co-captains Ralph . Smith and Dave Haldemcm and Coach Lowell Fisher, took fourth place in the Bux-Mont League. The girls' tennis team captured another first place title, with two other teams - North Penn and Wissahiclcon. The Buc lassies, coached by Lawrence Handy, lost only one match to North Penn on a blustery afternoon at the Lans- dale courts. This year's prospects look bright, as the team has three returning letter winners: Debbie Cureton, Linda Iardine, and Darlene Miller. I Front row: B. Sutton, B. Goldman, B. Newton, C. Nuschke, I. Landis, R. Chamberlain, I. Hoag. Buck row: G. Sturn lmgrl, I. Davenport, D. Haldeman, R. Smith, R. Chaiiee, C. Barrett, T. Ponder, L. Fisher KCoachI. , Lacrosse Front row: M. Kocis fmgr.J V. Davis, G. Korch, T. Welsh, M. Smith, K. Prugh, E. Balnis, B. Wilcox, B. Cole, R. Cureton, E. Fillman, R. Kilmer, V. Darrah, L. Wilson CCoachl. Back row: C. Thompson, S. Moorhead, S. Hartzel, P. Frederick, M. Fall, D. Myers, D. Bartleson, I. Tolan, P. Eakins, A. Myers, D. Kirkland, S. Bouc, S. Fretz, B. Fein. Mrs. Lee Wilson devoted her coach- ing experience to the 1966 Lacrosse team. For the 1967 season Mrs. Beverly Caplan guided the team as new coach. The efforts of all the team members were enhanced by the ability of seven returning letter winners. S. Klumpp, I. Andre, I. Livingston, R. Halliday, B. Mullock, D. l-laughs, I. Gallagher CCoachl. Golf Alter little opportunity for pre-season practice and dis- couragement in the first two matches, the golf team rallied for a strong finish and a suc- cessful overall record. Coach- ing the team at the Bucks County Country Club, a new location for the golfers, was Athletic Director, Mr. Iames Gallagher. Underclassmen M 2'9:5'fS,3X1y ns' M 2 . ,i fever R f ' Y xv glo- Iijgc 'rigs The spirit of the underclassmen provided a stimulating environment for successful scholastic and extracurricular activities, Underclass' support of the Seniors, particularly during Senior Week, participation ingpep rallies and in the Thanksgiving float competition, and enthusiasm in each endeavor were qualities reflected throughout the year. g I ' A The Sophomores merged to form a united ahd productive class which added much to the school. The Iuniors' olferedoutstanding leadership in many clubs and activities. Both classesi contributed' to help ,make 1966-67 a successful year. ' t V K f 1 - 6 g '73 'Q L Iunior Class Officers: Melanie Pittner, Recording Secretary, Bill Wrigley, Presi- dentg Iann Hawk, Treasurer, Bill Goldman, Vice President, Peggy Stenken, Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Ianet C. Goodman, Iunior Class advisor. ' We tt' X The Class ol '68, realizing both their position and potential, set an example lor the Sopho- mores while admirably supporting the Seniors. The creativity and enthusiasm of the Iunior class brought them successfully through a year of increased activity and important decisions. The Iunior Prom headed the list of activities in which the Iuniors were involved. The class sponsored the basketball sock dances and pro- duced the play The Crucible. The Iuniors also demonstrated their originality by winning first place in the Thanksgiving float competition. Throughout the year the Class of '68 also par- ticipated in many other activities and proved themselves an important asset to the school. 84 ...L .-4 2 Attentiveness- the key to learning. Iohn Lochel shares his musical talent with the school. ,ag g Z' Junior boys engaged in one of their favorite pastimes. SQr.Linfa.. on . gaqbpfnfzza Alkierg 25511. . Grgtzi isollingerleili..iB6iszgnif,fT5ssBlBjggqQQg?g.: 'Pg ? Aixdiifliii lIi,.1A1bQflif.5i'3i?iBi3:Q?4 Sifesierl 2 b 1fBY ,,iHLfw2Yf16L1igg Fwrllr 106:21 D:if36i'r.E, HOMEROOM 11-1 Front row: I. Baldwin, B. Blais- dell, C. Barr. N. Bauer. B.,Bishopm-Q H, Abrahams, i Sf 1E1sQ114:fS6Ql5!!lLIifsQs i-owe' ML 'nerberigry T. lAppl61on,' Di Hfiichins, Gf K Crowe, R. Bair, C. Allen, B. Binder. Q Mr. Horan cmd his junior cost rehearsing or scene from their production The Crucible. HOMEROOM 11-2 Front row: E, Colgan. L. Button, S. Blau, R. Radlbeck, S. Child. C. Brown, M. Losch. Second row: M. Castor, M. Wiser, S. Daniels, C. Butler, L. Chalmers. R. Cavagnaro, A. Conyne. Third row: K. Clements, B. Colahan, S. Burmelster, I. Callow, P. Con- stantine, B. Boulton, P. .Brook- lield, B. Callahan. Fourth row: I. Coffin, M. Cavanaugh, C. Breme, I. Cobb, L. Ekborn, G. Brehm, C. Brown, A. Burke, B. Burns. HOMEROOM 11-4 Front row: M. Fiedler, L. Evans. L. Ferguson, L. Fitzgerald, B. Fein, S. Faunce. Second row: I. Pluck, I. Feindt, B. Facer, E. McNenny, R. Eelderholl, B. Ford, W. Evans. Third row: A. Fratrik, B. Eyre, F. Dunn, L. Entrikin, T. DuBois, I. Foaet, G. Forte. Fourth row: L. Cadugan, D. Boerner, I. Evans, D. Durell. fa .4 1211 I 3. J vb .' f l,L' lCL1I'LV! f .LBJ ef L ' J L tg 1 L ff ' ' L 1 . K ,, . ,. 1 JIA4-1 -ff ,LCM GCR IL,.i xlflL1.1C XL-+ KL, Q fs Wt! , V , GL, I :x , Y .7 ,.,,,x- IL gf Jfufw' I dv L ffLi'Ll1..l71 Cilyffkggi fp 'F .L ILCLQL if .1 I L all 1 . - C D. Y. 1 K UI IW L 1 A 1 U. , f -77711 fu, 1 in Jxc t i C f 4 C' HOMEROOM l 1-3 Front row: L. Dodson, A. Hud- son, S. Delp, I. Sipler, L. Bond, D. Eakins, M. Dickerson. Second row: K. Covelens, E. DiVirgilio. I. English, K. Elsner, R. Dengler, L. Dillingham, G. Cooperman. Third row: L. Delise, P. Davis, I. Dollman, R. Detwiler, I. Doug- lass, I. Osenton, D. Davis. Fourth row: C. Foster, M. Cotter, R. Coulton, B. DeCorrevont, I. Cope, I. DiValerio, I. Croman, A. Volpe. ojfgiinnoom 11- pig! Front row: R. Kaplan, I , S. Hurwitz, I. lllenberger, M. Iohns, C. Kabala, S. Kasak. Sec- ond row: R. Hunsberger, I. Huck, fm B. Ierman, L. Hunsberger, A Iewell, S. Kentopp, L. Huestis, D. Kinder, K. Houser. Third row: M. L nch I Kenned , B. Knouse Y 1 - Y , D. KentOPlD, B. lngalsbe, C. Ven- zie, I. Iacoby, T. Hyde, F. Leader. Fourth row: L. Horrocks, D Kniese, B. Iohnson, D. Arnold D. Iurgen, I. Kerns, S. Klumpp T. Humlhanz, B. Keresztury. HOMEROOM 11-5 Front row: M. Bellace,.M. Geils, K. Geissler, D. Gorges, R. Gil- bert, S. Fluck, W. Fulcoly. Sec- ond row: S. Gensler, S. Fred- rickson, L. Gehoe, B. Furness, P. Frederick, S. Fretz, E. Fuss, G. Gerner. Third row: B. Grosch, R. Halliday, D. Gomeringer, M. Frame, W. Goldman, I. Funk, K. Gardner, W. Gordon. Fourth row: B. Gerrard, I. Laird, C. Bull, E. Hansen, M. Goodwin, P. Gur- batow, M. Gross, D. Harrison. D. Gerrard. HOMERO OM 1 l-6 Front row: B. Hart, S. Heckler, S. Hartzel, I. Harvie, I. Holt, I. Hecht. Second row: D. Mentzer. I. Heber, L. Horowitz, L. Huber, E. .Herrman, L. Haverlcamp, L. Hamilton. Third row: I. Hoag, C. Heiser, I. Hager, D. Hcmnes, I. Cartwright, A. Hawthorne, I. Hil- bert, K. Howard. Fourth row: I. Hilferty, W. Frick, I. Holmes, G. Hart, D. Hedrick, R. Hennequin, M. Packer. C. Hastings. -3,5 59,0 Sorcr Webster to Carol Umbrell, What did you get in English? Grace . , cmd the Iunior girl. I' - on-YNY, 1-Ji.-U as .mu 4.4.-.. ,.. wnfw, 1-was l 3 lu-5-Ind: AL--L C, - - XX fl -4 w 'Q' ,ff Unlor n ef S U Ifleffl ef CI . H6-ggi K I ' Au iff b h dt k 9 CCG? A3 Qing S-OZ? cg Geravmicsalass Clvecu-f'j 50 A A 9 X wkxile. 1 gpqd ed aku Jbiwecx and Wreruw ycQ0 any QD , 557-K I5cY1ou5Yxk new kNv'xw+ ounm 1 cxnwxol Yxentf V Mr. ' G wx- QXcLq Qwemncl vnq ou-wus - QQ X-aww, eo Agp, Sbdclenkx., like:-Q QQ,-me 43.4-OU?-o,G,.lCl is vapbm ni 00 hev-clfslq So 3+ 'ffm when awe aged lf., Cxfkux-d. n LIOUY' dgyngl .gywi OAL V-N003 5. E-Loi' Lu Holvnznoom 11-8'k1WNg! if 1. K . Kulp, Znvrniil H tow: I. Lebcr Longstreet, . Lochel, I. Leuz, R. Long, R. 90 HOMEROOM 11-9 Front row: S. Lojeski, V. Hamil- ton, A. Lippincott, I. Leingcmg, M. L. Linson, K. Landis, M. Lehe. Second row: F. Merriken, B. Kummer, I. Landes, W. Martin B. Lamb, C. Liebendorler, C. Leatherman, C. Lane. Third row: A. Marlin, I. Martin, E. Mc- Dowell, L. Lewis, S. Lees, I. Mill, C. Matarese, R. Peck. Fourth row: M. McConnell, A. Mazurek, D. Michener, B, Miche- ner, D. Meier, I. McKee, E. Mat- hewson, I. Luitweiler. HOMEROOM 11-10 Front row: M. Manning, S. Mack- nik, I. Gilmore, V. Mekosh, C. March, B. Moyer. Second row: K, Long, F. Mish, M. Loux, D. Mitchell, I. Long, E. Martin, B. Martin. Third row: G. Myers, I. Riedy, B. Lutz, S. Mobley, I. Long, A. Mcliermy, N. Kennedy. D. Miller. Fourth row: F. Moll, W. Mogg, D. Murray, A. Mullen, Miller M. T. Miller, L ,M . mwfwliw HOMEROOM ll-11 Front row: L. Mikle, S. Moor- head, M. Nagle, L. Miller, K. Messmer, E. Miller. .Second row: K Douthit, W. Nagle, 1. Moyer. S. Moyer, H. Brcuer, D. Miller. Third row: A. Pickering, C. Ohr- berg, E. Moore, G. Pcrist, I. Tolan. K. Murphv, L. Mykkanen. Fourth row: L. Pisarek, 'l'. Opdyke. C. Nagle, F. Ottiriger, W. Palmer, I. Myers, G. Pisarek, R. Onkow. ff mm . , I Ji-4 dwt aaucuf 06 walw ffcaue bfifk fl H ml I 91 HOMEROOM 11-12 Front row: G. Olson, D. Ostra, S. Price, R. Niven, T. Payton M. McGroggan, M. Perea. Sec- ond row: I. Laliert , R. Renner Y . D. Pratt, S. Pierson, A. Patch, F. Potter, D. Pearson, D. Reilly. Third row: W. Rauschberger, T. Poserina, K. Rickert, E. Kirke- gard, M. Pittner, S. Overholt, I. Plummer, L. Olson, B. Riccy Fourth row: I. Case, N. Roberts A. Roberts, D. Rodenhausen, If Poole. G. Potts, K. Proemm, S Reshetar, G. Rhodes. HOMEROOM 11-14 Front row: B. Scholz, W. Smith, S. Shamberger, S. Sherrard, S. Rutherford S Schulber er Sec , . g . - ond row: T. Sirnmler, L. Rohr- man, I. Sandertorcl, L. Leayman, R. Sklodowski, W. Schuyler, B. Snyder. Third row: I. Stitzinger D. Engard, S. Scrlevsky, B. Smith D. Rogers, I. Dunning, I. Robin- son, G. Skilton. Fourth row: G Stewart, R. Smith, B. Snyder, B Slaymaker, N. Rogers, M. Lu- descher, C. Church, K. Slack. HOMEROOM 11-13 Front row: I. Roberts, K. Riley, S Rickert, M. Reblock, N. Randall C. Edgerton. Second row: M Rule, I. Shuster, N. Rice, D. Rei- ner, L. Quaste, R. Rice, P. Reid Third row: I. Schleicher, G Schredel, P. Heeney, B. Scarpill, I. Myers, B. Ross, E. Buchanan. Fourth row: W. Bland, R. Scales, R. Rorick, R. Schmieder, H. Ros- ner, A. Schreiber, I. Seidwitz, D. Schomp. HOMEROOM ll-15 Front row: G. Sigafoos, L. Shing- ler, B. Tremblay, R. Strong, L. Taylor, E. Till. Second row: P. Thomas, C. Thompson, P. Sten- ken, B. Truitt, B. Sutten, C. Spit- zer. Third row: M. Stoler, B. Tom- linson, B. Treml, G. Slum, B. Stillwagon, C. Strong, I. Troxell. Fourih row: M. Stover. E. Thie- roll, E. Thackray, R. Truman, E. Wurzel, M. Stretch, C. Bren- necke. N31 ' ll 5 ' an HOMEROOM 11-16 Front row: B. Brown, I. Wolfs- berger, E. Tray, T. Waibel, C. Yon, D. Wilson. Second row: N. Welsh, B. Williams. R. Mc- Nally. N. Walton, P. Vasey. M. Wolvington, G. Wismer. Third row: H. Vickus, N. Troublelield. B. Warwick, S. Webster, C. Um- brell, T. Clancy, B. Goodell. Fourih row: H. Iarvis, K. Weibel, T. Worthington, I. Tucker. K. Un- derkolller, S. Walls, D. Yedinak, E. Williams, G. Metros. ...ohyeswedo... especially during Senior Week. 5,-,,,,.. ,fri Sophomore Class Officers: Fred Horn, Presidentg Ben Ciliberto, Vice President, Bob Robertson, Recording Secretaryg Bev Roach, Corresponding Secretaryg Tom Detweiler, Treasurer. Mr. Anthony W. Talocci, Sophomore Class advisor. From the three separate Iunior High Schools emerged a united Sophomore Class, the Class of '69 After adjusting to their new surround- ings, the Sophomores began an arduous year of advancement toward new horizons of learn- ing and accomplishment. The problems entering Sophomores faced were finding each new room, memorizing a new schedule, meeting new people, and be- coming used to an entirely different setting. Now, having become a unified class, they can continue with a profitable and productive Senior High career. -' . Q W .f' Class of '69 33 , 13 ,I ,slay V, fag RY Gil II I Jr C' XFX gi I' Xa -lift V x lj lv A ' HOMEROOM 10-3 Front row: I. D'Arnelio, R. Dyer, L. Cliff, M. Cadwallader, B. Ewer, I. Cohen. Second row: C. Cook, I. Crouthamel, I. Briscoe, D. Navarre, D. Covelens, I. Cos- ner, I. Carson. Third row: C. Dra ton, C Conkle I. Crossle Y - . Y. K. Carver, D. Dawson, I. Eggles- ton, P Erclena. Fourth row: I Fabian, B. Dolrymple, I. Brinser E. Dumm, I. DeValentino, A Dreger, C, Clymer, T. Detweiler. W W I If ilfwrrwwlwiwwn HOMEROOM 10-1 g Front row: T. Bastian, F. Bauer, W. Bieber, A. Backlund, K. Al- bert, R. Blackburn, D. Alderfer. Second row: A. Trauger, I. An- ton, L. Abbott, B. Bahner, C. Anderson, S. Anderson, A. Beh- ner, M. Bartleson. Third row: R. Allen, D. Barnett, D. Hermsen, D. Berg, E. Allen, C. Bell, K. Biornsgaard, B. Fagan, I. Ban- croft. Fourth row: S. Becker, P. Barr, M. Bradley, I. Bellace, D. Hill, D. Bauer, E. Arnold, B. Buck, N. Bruehl. HOMEROOM 10-2 Front row: B. Boettner, G. Coul- lon, S. Bond, B. Cornell, W. Bus- kirk, B. Ciliberto, S. Brandt. Sec- ond row: B. Blichas, S. Bishop. F. Brauer, D. Chadwick, C. Brinker, B. Brinker, N. Bowman, C. Brambley. Third row: C. Camp, M. Wiatrowsky, M. Burt, S. Croasdale, D. Blenk, I. Cant- well, I. Burke, B. Callahan. Fourth row: P. Buckley, I. Cicok. T. Cirilo, I. Buckman, I. Conner. C. Carr, D. Ccrrlen. HOMEROOM 10-4 Front row: I. Durxgan, R. Drylie, V. Demusz, H. Dickerson, M. Ensminger, C, Dollman, D, Dunn, Second row: I. Frederick, N. Dan- iels, R. Navarre, E. Dungan, L. Crouthamel, D. Deem, B, Fratrik, I. Frith. Third row: W. Gelse- bach, K. Feild, S. Fall, S. Dan- iels, R. Gardner, S. Garel, E. Flosdori. G. Fischer. Fourth row: C. Frclnkenfield, G. Gibbs, D. Gilbert, D. Ferris, P. Garner, B. Foster, D, Ward, D. Fratrik. HOMEROOM 10-5 Front row: C. Pick, M. L. Fink- beirxer, M. Horoschclk, I. Edgar. L. Fox, N. Ewer, N. Emig. Second row: G. Eakins, I. Bishop, D. Fox, M. Forman, M. Forman, E. Fittipaldi, R. Golden, H, Hamil- ton. Third row: I. Evo, C. Haeck- ler, B. Halliday, L. Fittipaldi, D. Felty, B. Hajducek, D. Erven, L. Esdale. Fourth row: R. Grimsley, L. Haines, S. Green, I. Gilmout, B. Hamilton, D. Hahn, I. Gross, S, Granger, C. Grosch. HOMEROOM 10-6 Front row: M. Genghini, K Golden, I. Frater, S. Gowen, I Furness, D. Gordon, B. Prater Second row: R. Hcxrdy, G. Hearn L. Gross, L. Fultz, L. French, V Hedcock, W. Fugitt, W. Geno, A. Gcxltzberger. Third row: I. Hczrgcxs, A. Hinkle, N. Funk, D Heckler, D. Lynch, N. Giovin- crzzo, L. Foxhcrll, R. Harren, B Hendersen. Fourth row: R. Hell- berg, D. Hendrie, G. Hcxrris, R. Hellyer, P. Buckley, T. Hart, V. McElderry, G. Harris, T. Haug- hey, L. Harrison. HOMEROOM 10-8 Front row: G. Icames, S. Hotchins. K. Kernen, M. Keeler, P. Ion, B. Ienny, I. Kennedy. Second row: D. Ierome, C. Holt, S. Holmes, S. Iurciukonis, S. Kimbel, C. Kool:- er, K. Honig. Third row: H. Klein, G. Katsaros, I. Kczdry, R. Ketel- sen, B. Kcllmbcrch, M. Kukucho, I. Keene, I. Kooker. Fourth row: B. Keiser, I. Knight, A. Krach, V. Huck, I. Kocis, B. Kline, I. Kircher, M. Keilerer. HOMEROOM 10-7 Front row: N. Histcmd, D. His- tcmd, S. Hershner, B. Hager, S. Han-is, L. Hansen. C. Hahn. Second row: B. Hill, C. Iucobs, L. Hammer, C. Hdrkins, L. Han- sen. N. Ioncritis, I. Ioenig, D. Hossack. Third row: R. Hag- gerty, E. Hall, E. Hendricks, V. Hoersch, I. Hodge, S. Ciesluk, M. Howeth, B. Hull, A. Iohnson. Fourth row: C. Iorgenson, R. Holt, K. Iohnson, M. House, S. Hunt, M. Humphries, I. Clcmcy, D. Iohnson, F. Horn, R. Huebner. Doreen Wlley opens her first high school report card. MM' ww! 4fZf HOMEROOM 10-9 Front row: G. Kohl, E. Kreider. I. Lochman, D. McNally, I. Lauer, I. Kusmcxul, C. Kulish. Second row: R. Lloyd, L. Lennox, A. Lambert, L, Knous, K. Konyk, D. Kohn, H. Klebes, K. Kniese Third row: C. Lynch, B. Locke, S. Lewis, K. Kramer, L. Knowles. S. McGinnis, R. Linsenmcxier, I. Lisiecki. Fourih tow: B. McGa- hcm, I. Lloyd, M. McCliniock, B McDonald, B. McCuw. tests the first of many. HOIVIEROOM 10-10 Front row: S. Lewis, L. Hutchins I. Martin, I. Moberg, C. Mc- Nenny, D. Marcinik, M. Marlow Second row: S. Mignogna, S. Mandato, H. Martin, D. Metzger R. Mendelson, G. Martin, S. Mc- Hugh, T. Maher. Third row: C Loomis, E. McGroggcm, A. Mar- tin, R. Loux, T. Martin, L. Mac- Farlane, S. Macko, T. Fuentes I. Lukens. Fourth row: F. Meyer, L. Mawyer, R. Messerschmidt, E Michener, L. McDonald, C. Mill- erd, B. McWalters, D. McKee T. Marks. fn 'W 69 f aff if fiflfffggffflf HOMEROOM 10-1 l Front row: S. Schrnalz, S. Mur- phy, B. Mills, I. Mohn, R. Nash L. Myers, P. Muhlschleqel. Sec: K. Mons, B, Melhorn, D. Miche: ner, B. Myers, N. Nigg, K. Na- gurny, P. MeKosh. Third row: ond row: R. Moyer, N. Morgan M. Monaco, I. Nyce, M. Miller R Ohrberg, C. Moyer, R. Myersi F. Anderson, G. Nogradi, M Franklin. Fourth row: R. Molin- eaux, C. Mohr, B, Moorehead, S. Mullock, N. Nash, B. Nagle M. Murphy, B. Mccqllistef, Pl Ochadlick. 1 HOMEROOM 10-13 Front row: D. Kates, D. Sands, B. Roach, P. Roth, B. Rimmer, P. Scxnds, S. Rodemer. Second row: S. Schctfericcker, L. Robinson, S. Reznick, C. Rohr, B. Scheeler. I.. Roycihn, I. Schofenucker, C. Sockett. Third row: R. Flevnolds, N Schaeffer, I. Reschovsky, M. Rcsericzuist, R, Schickler, R Robertson, S. Sollodo, C. Lyons, I. Rumsey. Fourth row: W. Roth- rock, K. Roberts, W. Rickurds. B. Rush M. Schillo W. Roclfci- fellow, I. Sccrpill, R. Solevskv, W. Rusk. HOMEROOM 10-14 Front row: B. Scott, S. Sliwinski, I. Stoub, I. Sherrord, B. Spindler, B. Solana, P. Schiele. Second row: I. Spercrth, L. Sinks, B. Somerville, B. Severns, C. Sprcxtt, G. Simelc, D. Siwert, D. Seel- hurst. Third row: A. Shull, L. Sietert, C. Shiner, I. Smith, W. Schwcxger, B. Smith, B. Schuck, P. Stack. Fourth row: B. Schloo, P. Schlcmger, C. Schreyer, F. Skerle. I. Soroko, H. Scott, K. Schweiker, A. Sherrer. HOMEROOM 10-12 Front row: P. Porter, L. Pongracz, I. Potter, R. Nuse, D. Piscmi, I. Pcixson, B. Payne. Second row: P. Prugh, I. Porochonski, I. O'Rourke, N. Ott, S. Rczwes, N. Osenton, P. Rczisner, N. Renner. Third row: R. Patterson, S. Hager, M. Olson, M. Reimer, L. Ottinger, D. Pritchett, B. Racxb, I. Olah. Fourth row: G. Patter- son, D. Putten, R. Purdy, D Philo, A. Reffuge, C. Pogono, G Phipps, B. Reading, R. Orr. HOMEROOM 10-15 Front row: M. Sturn, S. Tuttle, M. Vance, S, Steel, R. Todd, N. Stock, K. Taylor, Second row: A. Stoler, C, Collier, E. Steel- man. C. Strohm, M. Thackray, D. Valimont, C, Stewart. Third row: I, Taylor, T. Staudenmayer, W. Steigerwalt, H. Stitzinger, K. Stolarick, B. Stott, W. Thomas. Fourth row: C. Strand, R. Teich, A. Syme, I. Templeton, D. Swartz, M. St. Lawrence, M. Stover, P. Tussey. HOMEROOM 10-16 Front row: I. Trymbiski, I. Vali- ant, E. Vanlfossen, M. Wavne, B. Ward, R. Weldon, B. Walker. Second row: V. Truitt, L. Voltz, L. VanLuvanee, E. Webster, P. Walton, I. West, B. VanPelt, R. Turnicky. Third row: C. Voel- cker, B, Wells, L. Watts, M. Wal- lis, H. Wedge, G, Weaver, R. Trucksess, I. Thoreson. Fourth row: S. Tarnquist, R. Uliasz, I. Toner, I. Trevethan, I, Ward, G. Vanden Brock, S. Tompkins, C. Ward. Early stages of the sophomore tloat. F l With help from their fellow Sophomores the class officers perform the annual ritual of plaque polishing HOMEROOM 10-17 Front row: S. Yates, L. York, S Williams, W. Wirsch, H. Acton M. Wilson. Second row: C. Woll I. Yeager, D. Wismer, D. Wiley S. Crider, W. Wright, I. Whitten Third row: T. Wolden, D. Wof- findin, F. Murphy, E. Wonder N. Wimmer, B. Williams, A Woodbury. Fourth row: K. Will- iams, G. Wenaas, M. Work, L Wollinger, W. Williams, I. Yost W. 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' . :Q v ,,:s11ff3:q31 .- ,QV Rf -Q .-al -' W ' P- 1 ,-,X -riggwjw:-,-I ,I ' 1' , ifk ' '1-fyfyi ? ,J M A 1511- mx, -,z - ..,' fi' , XZ .lA:z.' ,E wg, - fs ,F 1:'-5424 , gf- 'iff 12.5-yy 211, 3, X' ' 'gs'-l-fi' 7 '555 i?1f51e Viv. D :Q , .J -, ' 5 , X1 X57 f Zyl 'U Q, Senior f snr? 3 I 3 t 6 5 I The class oi 1967, possessing determination and perserverance, has achieved its goal of being one of the best classes yet to graduate from Central Bucks. Under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, Mr. Harry Williams, and Mrs. Lorraine Bardsley, the Seniors have attained success in each function pursued, ranging from Sophomore night to the commencement and graduation exercises. A utopia was found during the most memorable part of the final year, Senior Week. Aided by Mr. Ralph Hunsberger, Senior Class advisor, each tradition was iully carried out: the Senior Class Play, Death Takes a Ho1iday, the wearing oi black, lunch served by underclassmen, the pep rally, a parade, the Thanksgiving Day game, and the climax being the dance entitled Autumn and Eve. E After three years of class unity, the Seniors look to the future with their desires and will now seek new settings of learning. O Senior Leaders Leaders play an essential part in any group function. Senior class officers, with the guidance of Mrs. Lorraine W. Bardsley and their classmates, led the Class of '67 in numerous class activi- ties. To complement their program, the Student Council officers, working through homeroom presidents, pro- vided able leadership in student government. Mrs. Lorraine W. Bardsley, Senior Class co-ordinator Class Officers: Bob Mullock, President: Cathy Myers, Corresponding Secretary: Chip Durell, Vice President, Barb Foote, Recording Secretary: and Steve Lueckel, Treasurer. Student Council Officers: Chappie I Allen, Vice President, Flora Perea, Recording Secretary, Cy Kinney, Presidentg Shari Pickett, Corres- ponding Secretaryg and Pat Fred- erick, Treasurer. Senior Homeroom Presidents: Front row: C. Paff, I. Gresh, K. McCrea, M. Gust- afson. Second row: B. Smith, D. Nace, E. Moritz, B. Watson. Third row: B Walsh, T. Kelly, D. Fabian, A. Zwaan, B. Righter, R. Ritchie, I. Rcxwes. R. LAIRD ABBOTT WASELQ Concert l.2,3g Swing Kings 3g Orchestra 1.21 Electronics 2, Pres 3. CANDACE K. ALBERT Candy F.B.L.A. 2.3: Pep Club 25 I-l.R. Sec. 25 Prom Comm. 2: Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. LINDA A. ALBERT Lin GERALD C. ALDERFER Jerry Kiwanis 3. Prom Comm. 2. Bas- ketball lg Track l,2,3. A. WARREN ALLEN IR. Buddy IOHN R. ANDRE Iohn l'l.R. Vice-Pres. lp Prom Comm. 2g Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. Basketball lg Golf l,2,3. RAYMOND R. ANDRE Huy Student Council l,2g Harlequin 25 Senior Class Play Comm. 3g Football l,2,3p Track l,2,3. KATHLEEN LOREE ARMSTRONG Weiner F.B.L.A. 3. Pep Club l,2,3: Har- lequin l,2,3p Pan Plays 35 Recep- tionist 3g Usherettes 3g Color Guard 35 l'l.R. Sec. 1,2,3p Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3p Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3g Prom Comm. 2: Harlequin Play 2,3p Thanksgiving Queen 3. RICHARD ALLEN ARNOTT Rickie Prom Comm. 25 D.E.C.A. 3. JANET E. ASTROTH Ianet FTA. 2,3g Harlequin 3g Concert Band l,2g Bux-Mont Forum 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3, FREDERICK W. BAE Fred Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Soccer l,2,35 Basketball 3. HENRY R. BANDELIN IR. Bud Electronics Club 35 Rifle 35 Base- ball 3. MICHAEL STEPHEN BARBA Mike Tympunum 35 Harlequin 2, 'l'reas. 35 Soccer 1,2,35 Volleyball l,2. IOHN W. BARTLHVIAN ln- Bill F.B.L.A. 2, Regional contest win- ner third place Bus. Math. 35 Concert Band 1,35 Senior Band 35 Orchestra l,2,3. SUSAN G. BASHN Sue Pep Club 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksqiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. MARY ELLEN' BATE Mary Ellen Nurse's Aide I5 Pep Club 35 Harlequin 1,25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Glee Club 15 Choir 2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. ROBERT L. BECK Bob DOROTHY HELEN BEECKER Dorothy Tympanum 35 Harlequin 35 Bible Club 15 Digit Digest 25 Choir 15 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2,35 A.F.S, l,2. DAVID BEGLEY Dave Saint Mary's HS.-Poster Club 15 Debate I5 Track 15 Sodality lg C.B. -Tympanum 35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2.35 Stagecratt 2,35 Chess Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Choir 35 Audio-Visual Aide 35 Projec- tion Squad 3. LINDA DIANE BELL Linda F.N.A. 1,35 Nurse's Aide l,35 F.T.A. lg Pep Club 35 Harlequin 1: Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 15 Bible Club lp Li- brary Asst. l,2,35 Choir 3. DOUGLAS C. BERG Doug Football 1.2, Manager 35 Basket- ball l, Manager 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Baseball Manager 1. IO-ANN BERNSTEIN Io F.N.A. 1.2, Membership Chm. 35 Nurse's Aide 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Stagecrait 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Intramural Softball l. MARY ANN BESTL3 Mary Ann Pep Club 1. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3: Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Cheerleader Manager 25 Spirit Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 1,25 Teacher's Aide 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. l-'onor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Com- mencement Usherette 25 l'l.R. Sec, l5 A.F.S. 35 Russian Club 25 Prom Comm, Chm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 25 Hockey l,2.35 Intramural Softball 2, IAMES BINGLER Iim Football l,2,35 Wrestling 152,32 Track 1. BARRY ALAN BISHOP Barry Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Wrestling l,2,3. DANIEL S. BISHOP Danny Student Council 1,25 Student Court 25 Concert Band l.2,35 HR. Pres. 1,25 Soccer l,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Tennis 1. WALTER BISHOP Walt Bux-Mont Forum 35 Russian Club 35 Prom Comm. 2, MARK BLACKBURN Mark Central H.S., Phila., Pa. - Basket- ball Asst. Coach I5 Baseball Asst. Manager 1,25 Intramural Softball 1,25 CB.-Baseball 35 Chess 3. ALBERT BLACKMAN Bart Antler Ed. Staff Co-Ed. 35 De- bate l,2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 35 Wrestling l,25 Baseball 1,25 American Legion Keystone Boys' State 2. REBECCA BLACKMAN Becky Pep Club 2,35 Library Asst. lg Receptionist 35 A.F.S. 3. BARBARA A. BLAIR Barb Pep Club 25 Chorus 1,25 Choir 3. BRADFORD BLAISDELI. Brad Student Council 25 Harlequin 35 Ski Club 25 Bucks Countv Chorus 35 S.E. District Chorus 35 Choir 1,2, Pres. 35 Boys' Ouartet 2,35 I-l.R. Ollicer 25 Prom Comm. 2: Football l,2, Co-Capt. 35 Wrestlina 35 Volleyball 35 Base- ball l,2.3. SUZANNE BLESSING Sue Souderton Area Ioint l-I.S., Souderton, Pa. 15 C.B. -Bible Club 35 Receptionist 35 A.F.S. 3. NORMAN BLUMBERG Norm PAUL R. BOLIG Antler Ed. Stall 35 Student Council Alt. 1,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate l,2.35 H.R. Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 1,35 Prom Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. GEORGANNA MARIE BOOZ Ian Ski Club l,2,35 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 D.E.C.A. 3. MARILYN BOSWELL Boz Pep Club l,2,35 Harlequin 1.2.35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 25 Stagecraft 1,25 Mascot 35 Ski Club 1,25 l'l.R. Officer 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 3. SANDRA M. BOUC Sandy F.N.A. l, Program Chm. 2, Treas. 35 Pep Club 35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Choir l,2,35 Prom Comm, 25 Lacrosse l,2,3. ANNE BOWH1' Harlequin 25 Prom Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. DONNA K. BOWMAN Donna Chorus 1,25 Russian Club 25 D.E.C.A. 3. CHRISTINE ANN BRANO Chris Bible Club Pianist 1,2,35 Recep- tionist 35 Chorus 1,35 Chorus Accompanist 3. SANDRA L. BRAVO Sandy F.B.L.A, I5 Pep Club 25 Chatter- bux Bus. Staff 15 Receptionist 3. STEVEN WAYNE BREFITT Steve Digit Digest 25 Concert Band l,2,35 Swing Kings 35 Senior Band 35 Prom Comm. 25 Wres- tling 1,2535 Baseball l. ROBERT MICHAEL BREHM Bob Football Manager 25 Wrestling 2,3. LARRY V. BRINSER Harlequin 35 Ir. Rotarians 3. E. SHELLY BROWN Shelly F.B.L.A. 1.35 Pep Club 35 Ski Club 15 Prom Comm. 25 Track 1. IAMES BUCCIARELLI Buc Student Council Alt. 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 35 Basketball 1,35 Baseball 1.2.3. KARL A. I. BUCHERT Light Tympanus 35 Harlequin I.2,35 Pan Plays 2,35 Language Lab Aides 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Rifle 3, DAVID BUCKMAN Dave DAVID HOWARD BUCKNER Dave Concert Band 15 Orchestra 2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Rifle 2.3. LARRY STEVEN BULLOCK Larry Harlequin 2,3, Vice-Pres.5 Sen- ior Class Play 3, Pan Plays 2,35 Stagecralt 2,3. THOMAS DOUGLAS BURCH Doug Harlequin 35 Audio-Visual Aide l,2,35 Projection Squad l,2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Football 15 Basketball l,3. DAVID RANDOLPH BURD Randy Projection Squad l,2,35 Rifle l,2,3. ARTHUR BYRON BURNS Art LESLEY MARGO BURT Leslie Pep Club l,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Library Club 25 Seminar 35 Re- ceptionist 35 Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Orchestra 15 H.R. Sec. l,2,35 A.F.S. 35 Russian Club 2,35 Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 35 Prom Comm. Chrn. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Hockey l. ANTOINI-I'I'I'E MARIE CAMPAGNA Toni Ski Club 1. ROBERT CANTWELL Bob IRENE S. CAREW Renie Nurse's Aide 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 35 Stagecratt l,2,35 Bucks County Chorus 35 Choir 1,2,35 Girls' Octet 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. ROCHELLE A. CARLSON Rocky Bristol Ir.-Sr. H.S., Bristol, Pa.- F.T.A. 15 Student Council l5 Student Court I5 Glee Club 15 Improvements Comm. lg Bucks County Chorus 1: S.E. District Chorus l5 Choir lg Octet 15 I-LR. Officer lp Ring Dance Comm. 1: C.B. -Harlequin 35 Bible Club 2: Digit Digest 25 Bucks County Chorus 2,35 S.E. District Chorus 35 Choir 2,35 Girls' Octet 2,35 A.F.S. 3. RANDALL W. CARNEY Randie Wooster Sr. H.S., Reno, Nevada -Volleyball l5 Track l. C.B.- Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. Kiwanis: R. Whiffen, R. Lazarick, B. Righter, R. Hunsberger, I. Andre, I. Cook, C. Durell. VV C1 Girls of the Month Girls of the Month: K. Parry, I. Floyd, L. Gross, S. Pickett, F. Perea, C. Pait, B. Foote, I. Kaplan, C. Haines. Guests of the Rotary: Front row: C. Kinney, B. Mullock, B. Matthews, T. Lewis, R. Ritchie, D. Fabian, P. Frederick, E. Moritz. Second row: T. Raab, D. Fryling, D. Watson, I. Nunemaker, L. Brinser, D. Kee, W. Helms. UJDQI-'-'-1D-'-O23 DIANE CARVER Diane D.E.C.A. 3, THEODORE PARKER CASE Ted Soccer l,2,35 Track l. HELENE TERESE CEVASCO Arizona Kid Scottsdale l'l.S., Scottsdale, Ari- zona-Pep Club l5 Human He- lations Delegate 15 Interschool Brotherhood Council l, Girl's League 1, C.B.-Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 2,35 Harle- quin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 25 Recep- tionist 2.35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Majorettes 35 A.F.S. 25 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. RICHARD D. CHAMBERLAIN Rick Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play 35 Pan Plays 2.35 Debate 25 Prom Comm. 25 Football. l5 Tennis 12,31 Winter Track l. MARY LOU CHANCO Mary Lou Bible Club 35 Library Asst. 15 Prom Comm. 2. ANITA CHERUBINI Dee F.B.L.A. 1,25 Harlequin 152,35 Stagecratt 1,25 Prom Comm. 2. GEOI-'FREY H. CLASS Geoff SHARON LYNN C ON Sherry Nurse's Aide 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler 25 Tyxnpanuxn 35 Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Digit Digest 35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 15 Teacher's Aide 25 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Intramural Softball 3. TERRY COLL Terramiah Antler Bus. Staff 35 Digit Digest 35 Language Lab Aide 2.3: Chess Club l5 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Soccer l,2,35 Wrestling l,2,35 Rifle l. IOHN W. COOK lack Cross Country 1, Co-Capt. 2,35 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Co-Capt. 3. ROBERT H. COOK Hense Cross Country 1.2, Co-Capt. 35 Track l,2,3. ROBERT WALKER COOK Bob Chess Club 152, Team 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. BRADFORD R. CCOPER Brad Germantown Academy, Phila- delphia, Pa. - Soccer Manager lg Tennis 15 Latin Club 1. C.B.- F.T.A. 35 Bible Club 2,35 Chorus 3. IOYCE ANN CORNELL I. C. Receptionist 25 Ski Club 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Concession stand l. QP 0 LAVERNE M. COULTON F.N.A. l,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chat- terbux Bus. Staff 35 Reception- ist 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Intramural Softball 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. MARILYN CRIDER Lynn Bensalem Sr. H.S., Heights, Pa. Asst. C.B. - Receptioni ing Dance C . DONALD CROUTHAMEL Don Chatterbux 25 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Pan Plays 35 Language Lab Aide l,2,35 Bucks County Chorus 2,35 Choir 25 Chorus 35 Quartet 25 Electronics Club 35 I-l.R. Treas. 25 Soccer 1.2. DEBORAH W. CURETON Debbie Pep Club 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Concert Band l,2,35 Senior Band 152.35 Bux-Mont Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 15 HR. Treas. 25 Prom Comm. 25 Hockey 25 Tennis l,2,3. 27- 7 BRUCE ALAN CURTIS Bruce Harlequin 1,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 2,35 Pan Plays 1,2, 35 Stagecrait 1,2,35 A.F.S. 3. VALERIE MARGARET CZERNIAK Val PETER DALY Pete Choir 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Vol- leybcrll. KAREN DANIELEWICZ Karen Ancillici Dominia Academy, Ger- mantown, Pa.-Volleyball 15 Badminton 25 Choir 25 Science Club 25 C.B.-D.E.C.A. 3. IOHN DANIELS I ohn Wrestling 1.2. MARIEK EDMUND DARROWS Kim Debate 1.2.35 Senior Class Float 35 Soccer 2,3. RICHARD DAVENPORT Dick CHRISTINE L. DAVIDSON Chris F.B.L.A. 1,25 Vice-Pres. 35 Re- ceptionist 1,25 Ski Club 1,25 Chorus 25 Tennis 1.2. GLENN E. DAVIS Glenn Antler Bus. Staff 35 Tympcnum 35 Student Council 2,35 Bible Club 15 Concert Bond 1,25 Sem- inar 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl, Honor Society 25 Bux-Mont Bcmd 1,25 Ir. Rotarians 3, HR. Pres. 25 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Foreign Exchange Student 25 American Legion Keystone Boys' State 25 Soccer 1,25 Track 15 Winter Truck 2. IANET DAVIS Pep Club 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 3. TEAN HELEN DAVIS lean Pep Club 35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Hockey l,2,35 Lacrosse 1,2,3. IOANNE DECKERT Io Pep Club l,2,35 Tympanum 35 Student Council 1,25 Harlequin Club 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Spirit Comm. 25 Im- provements Comm. 25 Recep- tionist 35 Ski Club 1,25 I-l.R. Pres. 1,25 Booster Night Attend- ant 25 Prom Comm. 2. JAMES R. DEILY lim Concert Band l,2,35 District Band 2,35 Bux-Mont Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 County Band 2,35 Soccer 1.2: Wrestling 2,3. DOROTHY DENNER Dotti P.B.L,A, 15 Chutterbux Bus. Staff 15 Library Asst. lp D.E.C.A. 3. GERALD R. DEI'WEII.ER Ierry Eible Club 35 Electronics Club WW' !Jv0f ' .AWE LAVERNE DETWEILER Skinheud gf Baseball 3. M KATHERINE M. DICKINSON Dicki Pep Club 35 Harlequin Club 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 3: Pan Plays 2,35 Stagecraft 2,35 .Mascot 35 Receptionist 35 Chorus Pres. 25 HR. Treas. 1,2,35 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 35 Rifle 25 In- tramural Soitball l. LAVVRENCE ROBERT DIMMIG Larry PATRICIA L. DODSON Pat Pep Club 1,25 Harlequin Club l,25 Cheerleader 25 Prom Comm. 25 D.E.C.A. Pres. 3. SALLY ANNE DONCHEZ Sal F.N.A. 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 35 Har- lequin Club 1,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Pan Play Asst. Director 2,35 Receptionist 35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Debate 15 Natl. Honor Society l,2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Majorette 2,35 H.R. Sec. lp Sec,- Treas, 3. ,QXAI-fffa I I ig MARY DOYLE Pep Club 2,35 Receptionist 3, Ski Club 1,22 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 27 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse 1. LUCILLE CLAIRE DRAYTON Lucille l .N.A. 25 Pep Club 2,33 Student Council 1, Harlequin 2.3, Recep- tionist 35 Debate 2,35 l'l.R. Of- ticer lg Prom Comm. 2, Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Biology Club lg Lacrosse 2. DENISE ANNE DREGER Dede .2 Pep Club l,2,3p Harlequin 3, Digit Digest 2, Orchestra 1.2. ROBERT DRISCOLL Bob ANN MILDRED DUDECK Pep Club Zp Harlequin 25 Recep- tionist 3, Prom Comm. 25 Intra- mural Soltball l. GUENELDA DUI-'F Guen Receptionist 3, Ski Club lg Prom Comm. 2, Thanksgivin Dance Comm. 3' Intramu Softball l. will 23335 Tom Harlequin 3, Bible Club l,2,3p Digit Digest 21 Stagecralt 3, Electronics Club l,2,3. IOHN DUNN Iohn Pep Club lp Library Asst. l,2, Ski Club 2,35 Audio-Visual Aide l,2,3, Electronics Club 2.3: Soc- cer lp Rifle 1,2. EDWARD CLIFFORD M A WM nUnEL1.m HELEN ELIZA F.T.A, 1, Treas. 2,35 Pep Clu Antler Bus. Stall 3: Studen' Council lg I-larle uin 2g HR. q Pres. lg Prom Comm. 2. Clup Antler Bus. Stall 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Senior Class Play Comm. 3, Ski Club 2: H.R. Pres. 1,2p Class Vice-Pres. 3: Prom Comm. Chm. Zg Christmas Dance Comm. 2.3, Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 3g Football l,2,3p Basketball 1, Volleyball 3: Track 2,35 Baseball 1. I ,uns-as -4' -,.,, assi -.,, , -Z - . ,Q , Ageg. jifi E RTUNE l - , kv, ' QS ,- l , 1l National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists include Iudy Kaplan, Russ Huns- berger, Carolyn Haines, and Luray Gross. Receiving Letters of Commendation were R. McClellan, I. Palmer, L. Burt, K Gibbons, K. Parry, P. Roberts, M. Gresh, L. Simons, B. Ketterer, M. Barba, C Humphries, and T. Lewis. CRAIG IAMES EATON Cee-Iay Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. ROBERT K. ENKE Bob Rifle 2, Volleyball 2. DONALD ESENWEIN Don Bible Club l,2. CYNTHIA ANNE EVANS C. Anne Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 2,35 Tympcmum 35 Harlequin 35 Receptionist 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society 1,25 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 2. IOHN V. EVERETT Iohn Improvements Comm. 35 Ski Club 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Football 35 Goli 2,3. DAVID R. FABIAN Dave Student Council l,2,35 Student Court 1,25 Harlequin Club 35 Improvements Comm. Chm. 35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Ir. Rotarians 3: Prom Comm. 25 Soccer 1,25 Co-Capt. 35 Basket- ball l,2,3. DALE I-'AGAN Pep Club 15 Harlequin Club 1,25 D.E.C.A. 35 Recorder 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. IVIARILYN GRACE FALL Mari Pep Club 1,35 Harlequin Club 35 Concert Band 15 Ski Club 1,25 Color Guard 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse 2,3. LINDA MARIE FELDERHOFF Felderhoif Pep Club l,2,35 Chatter-bux Bus. Staff 25 Pan Plays 25 Stagecrait 25 Receptionist 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Basketball 1. IOHN FELLENZ Iohn Baseball 1.3. ff' IANIES R. FEHMAN lim Pep Club 15 Prom Comm. 2. GLORIA MARIA FERNANDEZ Glo Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 25 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Har- lequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 35 Library Asst. l5 Ski Club 25 Chorus lg Color Guard 2,35 H.R. Sec. 1, Treas. 35 Prom Attendant 25 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. Chm. 3. ETHELMAE1-'lI.I.MAN Eth F.N.A. l,2,35 Pep Club 35 Chat- terbux Bus. Staff5 Mascot 35 Ski Club 35 HR. Treas. 15 A.F.S. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse l,2,3. TUDITH ANNE FISCHER Iudy Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 3: Receptionist 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Intramural Softball 1. CARLTON M. FLACK Carl IANET CAROL FLOYD Ian Reading H.S., Reading, Pa.- F.N.A. 15 Y-Teens l5 Student Council Dance Comm. 15 Future Physicians 15 U.N. Club 15 C.B. -F.N.A. 2, Pres. 35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Student Council Alt. 3: Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Stagecralt 2,35 Girl of the Month 35 Receptionist 35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Bucks County Chorus 2,35 Choir 2, Sec. 35 Girls' Octet 2,35 HR. Vice-Pres. 35 A.F.S. 25 Prom Comm. Z. RONALD L I-'LUCK Ron Pennridge H.S., Perkasie, Pa.- 15 C.B. - 2,3. BARBARA KING I-'COTE Barb Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Har- lequin 3, Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Girl ol the Month 35 Cheerleader 1,2, Capt. 35 Spirit Comm. 2,35 Receptionist 35 lm- provements Comm. 35 Ski Club 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Choir lg Class Recording Sec. 2,35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 2,35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 25 Tennis I,2,3. GARY SANFORD FOSTER Prof. Godzilla IONATHAN M. FOULK Ion Bux-Mont Forum 35 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 35 Golf 3. 1:19 GREGORY PAUL FRATRICK Frat Student Council Alt. 35 H.Ft. Vice-Pres. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Cross Country 2,37 Track 2,3. CHARLES PATRICK FREDERICK Pat Student Council 1,25 Treas. 35 lr. Rotarians 35 HB. Pres. 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Football l,2, Co' Capt. 35 Rifle 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3. MARGARH FREDERICK Peggy Nurse's Aide 35 Pep Club 35 Student Council 35 Receptionist 35 HR. Officer 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse l,2,3. MARK FREEBORN Mark Library Asst. l5 Orchestra 1,3. IW? BRUCE WAYNE FROEHLICH Bruce Chatterbux Bus. Staff l,3. DAVID WARREN FRYLING Dave Student Council 15 Bible Club l,2,35 Chorus 25 S.E. District Chorus 1,25 Choir 1.2, Vice-Pres. 35 Ir. Rotarians 35 l-LR. Pres. l5 Region Ill State Chorus 2. LORNA GARDNER Lorna Pep Club l,2,35 Harlequin l,2,35 Bible Club 15 Stagecratt 25 Re- ceptionist 25 Ski Club 1,25 A.F.S. l,2,35 Prom Comm. 2. ELIZABETH ANN GARGFS Beth F.T.A. 1.2, S.E. Region Delegate- at-Large 35 Chcrtterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Harlequin 25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 2. LESLIE ANN GEILS Lez Pep Club l.2,35 Chatterbux l,2, Bus. Manager 35 Tympanum 1,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2,35 Basketball Manager 15 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 2,35 In- tramural Soitball 1. LAURENCE H. GELBACH Larry Archbishop Wood H.S., War- minster, Pa.-Football 1,25 Bas- ketball l5 Baseball 15 Student Council Pres. 25 Newspaper Ed. Staff 25 C.B. -Antler Bus. Stat! 3. C27 X , ...fic ani-V CAROL ANN GEMMELL Carol Tympanum 35 Harlequin lg Re- ceptionist 3. MARY ANN GENDALL Gfrindle Pep Club 1,25 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tym- pcmum 25 Student Council 25 Harlequin 1,2, Rec. Sec, 3, Pres.5 Senior Class Play 35 Pan Plays l,2 Asst. Director, 3 Directorg Seminar 2,35 Improvements Comm. 25 Receptionist 2.35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 H.R. Treas. l, Pres. 2g Prom Comm. Chm. 2, Soph. Night Comm. l. STEPHEN W. GERRARD Steve Wrestling 1,25 Tennis 1. KATHLEEN GIBBONS Gib Nurse's Aide 25 Pep Club 1,2535 Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Tym- panum 35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Sen- ior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2,35 Seminar 25 Improve- ments Comm. 39 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate Ig Color Guard Man- ager 35 A.F.S. 2,35 Russian Club 2,35 Natl. Merit Letter of Com- mendation 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Prom. Comm. 2. PATRICIA LEE GILIIAM Peaches Glee Club 1,25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm, 35 Girls' Track 25 Lacrosse l5 Intramural Softball I. DEANE M. GILSON Deane Harlequin 2,35 D,E.C.A. Sec. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. GERALD GREGORY GLEMSER Ierrv DAVID GODDARD Dave IEROME M. GOLDEN IR. Iemr Chess 2. CAROLYN MARIE GORDON Carrie George E. Thompson H.S., St. Charles, Illinois-1. C,B.-Harle- quin 2,35 Digit Digest 25 Pub. Chm.5 Stagecralt 2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Bux-Mont Band 2,35 Orchestra 35 County Band 35 Prom Comm. 25 Pep Band 2.3. 52:2 .ie tl, for E 1 . lffi? tie: CHRISTINE A. GORMAN Irish Pep Club 1.2.35 Chatterbux Bus, Staff 35 Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 35 Library Asst. 35 Ski Club 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3: Bucks County Chorus 15 Color Guard 2,35 A.F.S, 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. GREGORY ALLAN GOTILOB Greg Digit Digest 25 Concert Band 1,2,35 District Band 35 Swing Kings l,2,35 Senior Band 35 Bux- Mont Band 35 County Band 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Track 1,2. CYNTHIA ANN GRADWELL Cyndi F.T.A. l,2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 2,35 Receptionist 25 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Basketball Manager 2.3. PATRICIA A. GRAHAM Pat Pep Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 1,25 Majorette Mana- ger 35 HR. Sec.-Treas. 35 Prom Attendant 25 Prom Comm. 25 Tennis 25 Intramural Softball 15 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Bux-Mont Forum 3. IUDITH GRESH Judy Student Council 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Digit Digest 25 Mascot 35 Improvements Comm. 35 Chorus 1,25 H.R. Pres. 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. MARY P. GRESH Mary Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 Tympanum 2,35 Li- brary Asst. 15 Orchestra l,2,35 Natl. Merit Letter oi Commenda- tion 3. IOYCE W. GROSS Ioyce F.B.L.A. 35 F.N.A. 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2, Advertising Manager 35 Har- lequin 35 Prom Comm. 2. LURAY ANNE GROSS Lurcry F.T.A, 1.2, Pres. 35 Antler Ed. Staii 2, Co-Editor 35 Student Council 15 Girl-oi-the-Month 35 Library Asst. 35 Seminar 2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society l,2,3: Bacc. and Com- mencement Usherette 25 Orches- tra 15 H.R. Pres. 1, Sec.-Treas. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse 1. NANCY LOUISE GROSS Nancy Student Council Alt. 15 HR. Vice-Pres, 1, ROBERT T. GROSS Bob Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate l,Z,35 Prom Comm. 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,35 Track 3. ALEXANDER GURBATOW Alex Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Russian Club 2,35 Football 25 Winter Track 1. MAREYN GUSTAI-'SON Gus Student Council l,2,35 Spirit Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 Bux- Mont Forum 2.35 Choir 1,25 Color Guard 35 I-LR. Pres. l,2,35 Hockey l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Intra- mural Softball lg A.F.S. 25 La- crosse 3. ROBERT SCOT1' HAECKLER Scott Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 35 Rifle 2. NADINE M. HAGER Nadine FTA 23 Pe Club 12 Harle - - V .2 P fi ' quin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 HR. Treas. 25 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. RUTH' A. HAGER Max F.N.A. l,2,35 Nurse's Aide l,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Harlequin 35 Prom Comm. 2. MAUREEN ANN HAGGERTY Renee F.N.A. 15 Nurse's Aide 15 Pep Club 1.3: Chatterbux Ed. Stat! 35 Tympcmum lg Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Pan Plays 35 Seminar 35 Spirit Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 A.F.S. 2,35 Russian Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. .ada-0-'Z E Vurafjw ,Moi 2354- dudsfctowfq , 44 4 ,Ag X. A-4. ' LAWRENCE ROBERZ 0100 DOROIMHL HAHN ' La 4 Choir 1,2,35 Octet 35 Prom YL,aLa,.0 TJ.-Q!zJIE.CO!I1II1. 2, D.E.c.A. 3. A WWW ' . DOUGLAS R. HAGER Doug CAROLYN SAWYER HAINES Carol Antler Ed. Staff 2,35 Girl-of-the Month 35 Library Asst. 1,2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Seminar 2,35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Orchestra 25 County Band 1,35 HR. Sec. 25 Natl. Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 3. SARAH IANE HALEMANU Sally Library Asst. l,2,3: Ski Club 1,25 Intramural Soltball l. THOMAS GREGORY HALL Greg Antler Bus. Stall 35 Student Council 2,35 Spirit Comm. 35 Ski Club 25 Science Club 15 li.R. Vice-Pres. l, Treas. 2, Pres. 3: Improvements Comm. 35 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Football l,2,3: Wres- tling l,25 Track 253. WILLIAM F. HALL Bill Thanksgiving Dance Comm, 35 Football l,2. Yiwu. - edfmaeaekwclt, we-Q ly-muo BARBAR IEAN y HALIMAN Mio U-uno, Barb ' Pep Club 35 Harlequin 35 Li- brary Asst. 35 Teacher's Aide 35 Chorus l,2. ' C4Qd.AQ9.2 '6-fan-, '6a.4,,Qr RHODA CARYL HAMADA Rho F.T.A. l,2.35 Pep Club 35 Chat- tierbux Ed. Stall 35 Student Council Alt, 25 Receptionist 2: Bux-Mont Forum 35 Color Guard 1.2, Capt. 35 l-l.R. Sec. 1, Vice- Pres. 25 A.F.S, 2.3. - dlmiini, DALE ANN HAMPTON Anner F.T,A. 35 Pep Club 35 Harlequin 1,25 Receptionist 25 Ski Club l, 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3: A.F.S. l.Z,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. FERNANDO ROBERTO HAUSCHILD Fernando Colegio Sinodal, Sao Leopolde, Brazil- l,2. C.B.-Foreign Ex- change Student 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 35 A.F.S. 3. SANDRA ANN HAYNE Sandi Chatterbux Ed. Stall 35 Harle- quin l,Z,35 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Pan Plays 35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3, LYNN L. HEDRICK Lynn Harlequin 25 Pan Plays 35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 H.R. Sec. l,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Basketball l,2. MICHAEL HHTNER Heli Prom Comm, 2. Critically appraising a rehearsal are Iim Nunemaker, Antler photographer, Mr. Harris, Director, Leda Silverman, Student Director, and Larry Williams, Electrician. Abandoning his natural form, Death assumed the role oi a mortal on the stage of Central Bucks on November 18th and 19th, 1966. The play, Death Takes a Holiday, under the direc- tion of David R, Harris, portrays Death experi- encing iull human emotions and eventually finding an everlasting love. The cast and stage crew, working long and arduous hours, practicing and planning, were typical sights in the auditorium for several weeks last fall. As the production neared pub- lic performance, the players increased the an- ticipation among students and faculty by in- formally presenting moments of high interest in an assembly preview and daily over the public address system. The audience was not disappointed when the cast gave the vibrant and stimulating per- formance as the culmination oi all their efforts. Senior Class Play The dramatic confrontation of Death Ieif Siggers, with his host, Duke Lam- bert, played by Ellery Buchanan. Performing in the Senior Class Play were Linda Strohm, lack Sunderland, Shari Pickett, Steve Lueckel, Sarah Blau, Ieff Siggers, Cheryl Roley, Ellery Buchanan, Larry Bullock, Rick Whiffen, Mary Ann Gendall, Sjanna Iohnston, and Rick Chamberlain. KAREN LEE HELLER Karen Easton HS.. Easton. Pa.-Swim- ming Club 1,25 Cheering Club 1.25 HR. Sec. 2: Dance Comm. l.2. C.B. -Harlequin 3: LINDA C. HELNIS Linda Chorus 1.2. WALTER I. HELMS Walt Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council Alt. 35 Improvements Comm. 35 Ski Club 15 Ir. Rotar- ians 35 HR. Vice-Pres. 35 Foot' ball 1.2.35 Wrestling 15 Track 25 Baseball 1.2. BARBARA ANN GERALD IEROME HENDRICKS IR. Ierry Concert Band 1.2.35 District Band 35 Science Club 35 Bux' Mont Band 35 Orchestra 1.35 County Band 3. I O!-IN VALANCE HENDRIE lack Student Council 25 D.E.C.A, Vice-Pres. 3, PATRICIA IANE HERM1.EY Pai F.B.l...A. 35 Pep Club 1.2.35 Har- lequin 25 Library Asst. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Intramural Softball 1. HENDERSON DANIEL HESKET1' QETSET iid? 25:-Digit 1?qigl?f fi Concert Band l5 Prom Comm. 2. i u 1 my Prgwced below woo -gqiidgbx co. . , V 5 xx-9 Os-fer 5 xo0Q9ro'9qNA0i,yA:Q9i',cy5TLO' wily' 'R O9?y of .565 if 'Cobb 2 'bo 55- 09' Op O- QP 5' Q53 505 5WO? 9Q.1 9y S- GSO' X BETS HENDERSON Betsy DONALD JOSEPH TESS F.B,L.A. gg rliep Club l5Tg1ing- D011 anum 5 ece tionist : . . - I . p Pl 2,35 Recs- 2135 Hmlgquin Club 35 gitgfcgilgbstzi Stcigiecracaygg Ski Library Asst. 35 Prom Comm. Z5 Club 1'2- Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. MARY IANE HISTAND Mary lane F.B.L.A. 1,2,35 Concert Band l, 2,35 Senior Band 1,2,35 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. PAULINE HOCKNIAN Pauline F.B.L.A. 2.3: Choir 1,2,35 H.R. Sec. 1. THOMAS HOFF Tom Archbishop Wood, Warminster, Pa.-Football 1,25 Baseball l. LAURENCE HOLBHKT Larry LORIS 1. HOLMES Lori Portland High School, Portland, Victoria, Australia: Preiect, Form 3-65 Student Council 3-55 Social Service Comm. 65 Hockey 2-65 Tennis 5,6. C.B.: AFS, 3. AUDREY MARIE HOPKINS HOP F.N,A. 35 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 15 Teach- er's Aide 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 HR. Vice-Pres. 1,2, Sec. 3. SHARI GALE HOTCHKISS Shar Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Re- ceptionist 35 H.R. Treas. 25 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. IOHN HOUSER Iohn Debate 15 Football 1,25 Track l,2,3. ELLEN DALE HUDSON Ellen F.T.A. 35 Tympanurn 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Library Asst. 35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,25 Senior Band 1,2,35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Or- chestra 1,2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. CATHLEEN ANN HUESTIS Cathy Pep Club 35 Chalterbux Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 35 Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 35 Digit Digest 25 Glee Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3. Bux-Mont Forum 35 Choir l,2,35 CAROL MITCHELL HUMPHRIES Carol F.T.A. 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 Tym- panum 35 Harlequin l,2,35 Digit Digest 35 Library Asst. l5 Semi- nar 35 Mascot 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 1,25 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc, and Com- mencement Usherette 25 Chess Club 35 A.F.S, 2,35 Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 35 Prom Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 2. IOY ELSIE HUNDERTMARK lov Radnor High School, Radnor, Pa.-Homemaking Club l5 C.B. -Chorus 2. E. RUSSELL HUNSBERGER Russ Antler Bus. Staff 35 Bible Club l,2,35 Bucks County Chorus 25 Choir 2,35 Natl, Merit Scholar- ship Semi-iirialist 35 Soccer 1,2. LINDA LOUISE IARDINE Linda Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Re- ceptionist l,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Hockey 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 Basket- ball l,35 Tennis 2,3. X Z'74g-,Ag n ,d,6yx.,0-evil 1 ANNE-REID IENNY Anne-Reid Pep Club l,2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin l,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Receptionist 2,35 Biology Aide 15 Bucks County Chorus 1,35 Choir l,2,35 Octet 2,35 H.R. Treas. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Language Lab Asst. 3. DEAN FRANKLIN IOHNSON Dino F.'l'.A., 1,25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Digit Digest 35 Im- provements Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Wrestling l,2,3. IRHWE C. IOHNSON WAYNE IOHNSON Track 3. -J Q 0-use .XQZLJL-, LL12,d,Q, LO S-Acafwe :fl6LOC.- ,Q ,,k,C,,,,4,SlANNA Iormsron CYNTHIA ANN IAROSE Gigi Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 1,25 Z Ski Club l. Sienna F.'l'A. 12' T um 23 Sen - . . YmPCll . i ' ior Class Play 35 Digit Digest 25 R'f1 2,3. ,7C,f'Lcg,,,,lg, lfdboez Ich! N1-!L,L Qfdcxdunlfge QMLCPC 2!1.,a4,o.,7ef.cfJ yd-4 '4fK-Q . AQ .lfpfvv .1111 v-Qfdl-LQQC 7Ll' 1--if-2 . ' C 5 If f,ED5j I Aoi Feecufwici f LJJN-6 54 f09Q,9 fs ffz ff KAREN I.. IONES Karen Pep Club 35 Antler Bus. Stal! 35 Harlequin 25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Improvements Comm. 35 Ski Club 15 Choir 1,2,35 Octet 2,35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Intramural Softball 1. PEGGY ANN IONB Posey DAVID DONALD IORDON Dave MIM! BEATRICE IUNKIN M. . Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Staii 35 Harlequin 15 Ski Club 15 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 3. THOMAS B. KANE Ditch Chntterbux Ed. Staii 3: Choir 1, 2,35 H.R. Treas. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Golf 2,3. IUDITH B.KAPLAN Iudv 1' num 3- Student Council YmP3 I 25 Harlequin 2,35 Digit Digest cover 25 Girl ot the Month 35 Library Asst. 1,35 Seminar 2,35 Public Relations Asst 25 Nall. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 25 A.F.S. 2.3: Rus- sian Club 2,35 Natl. Merit Semi- finalist 35 Prom Comm. 2. FRANK KASAK DAVID W. REE Dave Chatterbux Bus. Staff 3: Student Council Alt. 25 Debate l,2,35 Orchestra 15 Ir. Rotarians 35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 25 Soccer 1,25 Cross Country 35 Wrestling 1.2.3. DANNAH LOUISE KEGLER Dan l'-'.N.A. 1,2.3g Nurse's Aide 3. THOMAS ALLEN KELLY Kelly Student Council 35 Choir 1,25 I-LR. Pres. 35 Prom Cornm. 2. IOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY Iohn Chatterbux Ed. Staff 3: Student Council l,2p Improvements Comm. Zp Football 2,31 Volley- ball Ip Track 2. IAMES KERESZTURY lim Football 1.2.37 Basketball l,2,3g Volleyball 2,35 Track l,2. BONNY GALE KEITERER Bon Pep Club l,2,3p Chatterbux Ed. Staff Co-Editor 3: Clxatterbux Bus. Staff 2,35 Antler Ed. Stal! 35 Tympanum 2, Editor 35 Harle- quin l.2.3: Senior Class Play Comm., Pan Plays 35 Cheet- leader 1: Ski Club 25 Bux-Mont Forum 3, HR. Sec. 1,25 Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 3: Prom Comm. Chm. 21 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3, Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3. RITA KILMER Rita F.B.L.A. l,2,3p Harlequin 2: Con- cert Band 1,25 Senior Band l,2g Prom Comm. Zp Lacrosse l,2,3: Hockey l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3. E. THOMAS KIMBEL IV Tom CYRUS T. KINNEY Beezer Antler Bus. Staff 2g Student Council Z, Pres. 35 Improvements Comm. 23 Ir. Rotarians 35 Class Pres. 2: Football 1,2, Co-Capt. 35 Track l,2. Co-Capt. 3. No comment! Senior Week, starting with the presentation of the Senior Class Play, was continued on Monday with various activities planned just for Seniors. Monday was the day the elected students filled administrative offices. Tuesday followed with the memorable Senior assembly and the first Senior hayride. Senior Day, Wednesday, was filled with the Senior lunch, the pep rally, the parade and the climax, the bonfire. Thursday ended the Seniors' week after the annual football game and the dance that night. Do you remember when . . proved to be the theme of the Senior assembly. Get a little closer with that camera and you'll be sorry! P1- 1 Senior Day Sophomores show their school spirit by serving the Seniors at lunch time. A misplaced object displays Senior school spirit. 4 l A-L I 'XX ff! As a new tradition, the Senior class assembles outside to cheer before the pep rally, 5, M Thanksgiving Queen Kathy Armstrong is escorted to her throne by the football co-captains. 155 , The death of North Penn is symbolized as its effigy burns brightly. Queen Kathy surrounded by a few of the many Splflt ra1sers of Central Bucks. Lil! -, TQ 11 Here comes the queen, da da dada. 7 . X2- wr. S ' k May I have this dance? Autumn and Eve x , 5 , 5 A The attendants, Pat Graham and Gloria Fernandez composed the queen's Court. QQ W , , 1 s ons Begur f .,1' AU, sg, ff' '. J - -A C W3 ver C C C A , T l C-W8 a'1Q:c4 jj 1 1 , r i ff irrr ffl it ff wit 6 0 af' OSWTJW My vo yt, l Ywqotb 9. vofeofllspw Wo, 0: ,Op WM W6 ilu Y al lp ov xyqlgf 9 0 f W ll uf' o 'ffp ff' W4 V of1t0vgirW1 ?IViV' DALE MARION KNAPP X 0J Q, 0' 'VJ manger. CHERYL ANN Cheryl Pep Club 35 Pan Plays 3: Har- lequin 2,37 Receptionist 2: Prom C mm 2 Th ks ivi Dano Cgmml 3f aglfg claw 2 DONNA ANNE KIRKLAND Donna Pep Club 3g Chatterbux Ed. Staff 3: Antler Bus. Staff 3: Har- lequin 2g Digit Digest 25 Li- brary Asst. lp Ski Club 25 Bux- Mont Forum 3: Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse l,2,3. IOSEPI-I C. KLAUSE Ioe KATHLEEN L. KLEBES Kathy Dale Hatboro-Horsham, Hatboro, Pa. -Future Secretaries of America 2. FREDRICK KNOX Fred DEBORAH RUTH KO Debbie F.N.A. lp F,T.A. 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 31 Harlequin 2g Ski Club 1,3g HR, Sec. lg A.F.S. 3g Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3g Chorus 25 Intramural Softball 2. ELIZABETH MARY KOCHIS Betty F .N .A. 2, ' - ' A rs t . . l 5 'A P is ,X - - . - L. Q fi'-Affr fy-'ff5,, .51?'?,1'lf'r'44g?ae,?gr K A as Ne w-ek . -V wi. ,. - e. , - ' '-' --' 'W 5 fir-Queffiyelw-' iaiimfif' ee.-,Q-.as -. - .- 14' f -ff' s-,fwfr l . 9 5 ,V - - 5 5,-es? se.Q.es?1::esz', f, , 1 '11 Hal. Q Ifl 52 f A f f - ' 1 ' 'f iii' W P 5 5 H T2 5 ' I? i-'TY' is Av Tl 'Z Y -s5wf2:' 7 is ..'i?5f?'Lfl52 L+?E?:'n71 ,f1l'5FT2'T55g, 4 ew ff li:-:EV life 4 . 1 5 if I - i A W -- I .sr 4 1 , li. -f5Qi'??55ffe, ,if f .- 1 . . ,f ,: 'A 'ff so If '- if ' ' ff f f ':i A 5 , ' 251- Qi+'i5e,2S5e,f9... ' ' ' i A L f - te . Q. 5 HOWARD DAVID KRAMER Dave F.B.L.A. 35 F.T.A. 2,35 Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 CHRIS K. KOOKER Chris Pan Plays 35 Library Asst. 35 Orchestra 1,35 Concession Stand l,2,35 Career Night I-lost Z5 Col- lege Night Host 3: Tutoring 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. IRVIN F. KOOKER IH. Skip Football l,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 A.F.S. 35 Debate 15 WILLIAM D. KRECKMAN Science Club 35 Thanksgiving Buzz Dance Comm. 3. VIRGINIA ANN KORCH Gin F.N.A. l,2,35 Pep Club 35 Chat- terbux Ed. staff 3, student SUSAN M- KHSHER Council An. 2, Harlequin a, S116 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Digit Digest Z5 Concert Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 25 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 2.3. Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Harle- quin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 3. DIANE KOUTSOUROS Diane Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Stall 25 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Har- lequin 35 Ski Club 1,25 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Science Club 15 Majorettes l,2, Capt. 35 H.R. Officer 25 A.l:'.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 2. NANCY . . . . gk it SX tllgllt llsflwllxl W it ff Wil New il 165i . ,. Sgr 5 1 BK Q, E '1J? DONN RICHARD KURZINSKI Donn Poland Seminary High School, Poland, Ohio-Football lp Track lg Basketball lg Hi-Y lg C.B.- Football 2,35 Track 2.3. PATRICIA LANGDON Pat D.E.C.A. 3. VALERIE ANN LANKFORD Val MARY LYNN'E'I'1'E LARZELERE Lynne F.T.A. l,2,3g Antler Bus. Staff 3, Senior Class Play Comm. 3, Bux-Mont Forum 31 Choir 1,2,3g Octet 2.35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks iving Dance Comm. 3, 9 Hockey l,2,3. ERIC DAVID LAUSER Eric Science Club 3. RICHARD THOMAS LAZARICK Rick Antler Bus. Staff Mgr. 3, Student Council 2,3g Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Financial Mgr. 3, Digit Digest 31 Natl. Honor Soci- ety 2,35 Chess 1.2, Pres. 3: Sci- ence Club 3p Ir. Rotarians 35 H.Ft, Treas, l, Vice-Pres. 2,3g Prom Comm, 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Track 2,3. NEVINI-LLEBER Nev DAVID F. LEELAND Student Council 3, Harlequin 35 Wrestling l,2,3g Track l,3g H.R. Pres. 3. C LEETS Shotz Pep Club 27 Harlequin 1,35 Bucks Couniy Chorus lg Prom Comm. 2, D.E.C.A. 3. LORRAINE SUSAN IEl'TlNG Rain Pep Club l,2,3g Harlequin 1,25 Pan Plays 27 Stagecralt 23 Prom Comm. 25 D.E.C.A. 3. qv---vi 1 BONNIE LOU LEWIS THEODORE H. LEWIS Ted Debate l,2,35 Projection Squad 25 Ir. Rotarians 35 Natl. Merit Letter oi Commendation 35 American Legion Keystone Boys' State 2. IOHN T. LIEBAU Ted Electronics Club 35 Football 1, MARK THOMAS LIEBENDORI-'Hi Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Ski Club 1.2: Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Gym- nastics 2. DAVID R. LINTHICUM Dave Concert Band l,2,35 District Band 35 Swing Kings l,2,35 Bux-Mont Band 2,35 Orchestra 15 County Band 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Senior Band 3. CAROLYN IANE LLOYD lane Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Ed. Stall 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council Alt. l,2,35 Harlequin 1,2,35 Pan Plays 2,35 Receptionist 2,35 Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Science Club 15 H.R. Vice-Pres. l,2,35 A.F,S. 2,35 Booster Night Attendant 15 Prom Attendant 25 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Hockey 15 Rifle 35 Tennis l. IOANNE LONG IoAnne F.N.A. 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Sen- ior Class Play Comm. 3: Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. IOHN N. LOUX Iohn Bible Club 1.2.35 Concert Band 1,2,35 District Band 2,35 Senior Band 35 Bux-Mont Band 2,35 Or- chestra 1,35 County Band 2,35 Pep Band 1,2,3, STEPHANIE LOVE Stacy Tympanum 35 Ski Club 15 A.F.S. 2,3. STEPHEN B. LUECKEL Steve Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play 35 Concert Band 15 Orchestra 1,25 Class Treas. 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,3. LORA LEE MALTA ANN M. 1.U'rz I-'H Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin Club Ann l U 15 Ski Club 15 A.F.S. 2,35 Prom D393 1319951 21 Prom COUUTI- 25 Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. Comm. 3. WIWAM HSXVARD Luiz Nns MANTZOROS Football l,2,35 Wrestling 35 Track Debate 15 Prom Comm. 2. 1,2,3, PATRICIA LEE MADDOX Pa! Pep Club 1,35 Chutterbux Ed. Staff lp Antler Ed. Stall 35 Antler XRHIIIA IMHRREN Photog. Ed. 35 Harlequin Club lgm 2.35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Spirit Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 George Washington H.S., Phila- Ski Club 1,25 H.R. Sec. 25 A.F.S. delphia 1,25 C.B.-Rifle 3. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 35 Basketball Mgr. 15 Intramural Softball 15 Bux-Mont Forum 3. MARION MARTIN ROBERT I. MAGEE Marion Bob Glee Club 1.2, choir 1, Imm- mural Softball 2. l l THOMAS EDWARD ROBEREOIJ TIN , MIQHER 5 Audio-Visual Aide 1,25 cross l om A Country l,2,35- Wres ing T Prom Comm. 2 my Tack fd' nj J - 5 . WK ggfmgwtriliw lv WW fit EQ' K VMS' QXM- ix 'NN Pi.,-1-Y W 142 x X BFS' pd ew-I fffpjjwfltt A33 When an absence is unexcused, it's an unexcused absenceg therefore, unexcused. School can involve C1 lot of Work, but it can be fun too. Grace WD Now, let me think. Report Cords - The Verdict. 143 SARA ELIZABETH MARTIN Sara Pep Club 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Harlequin 25 Cheerleader 1, 2,35 Improvements Comm. 35 A.F.S. 35 Russian Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Hockey 1.2, Co-Capt. 3. MARY S. MASON Mary Antler Ed. Staff 2, Copy Ed. 35 Tympcmum 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 HR. Treas. 1,25 A.F,S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 2. ROBERT T. MA'1'1'I-IEWS Bob Library Asst, 15 Ir. Rotcnians 35 H.R. Officer 35 Pram Comm. 25 Cross Country 3: Wrestling 1,2,3. ANN MARE MAURER Annie F.B.L.A. 1,35 Pep Club 152,35 Tympanum 25 Harlequin 1,25 Mascot 35 Receptionist 1,25 Ski Club 1,25 Teacher's Aide 1,2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Prom Comm. 25 Intramural Softball 1. Mro 6iv'00P TMJ! woo Ear Q moo-1 Qojof-tPtBLE We FLIEINTON Ronny MAUST m. Clint Electronics Club 15 Soccer 1. I. ROSS McCLEI.LAN Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Concert Band 15 Seminar 35 Orchestra 1,25 Natl. .Merit Letter of Com- mendation 3. IACK MCCONNELI. lack Concert Band 1,25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Track 2,3. KAREN BEVERLEY MCCREA Little One Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 25 Seminar 25 Receptionist Chm. 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 H.R. Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. , xticxomfaec .2614 SHARON 10 McCUSKER !7ffCLZ,-013 cbclboao ZSkeeter Z , diwmkwnzw nwwc oe,e,4, .220-cf, EAW Mak n1e.W 074 cLM.L,.Jb,z, mfr fp af WAYNE E. McII.I-IENNY Wayne Bible Club 1.3. 1 App-rec,ie1fE We tketviee Ft no t-t6LP Q00 E905 M5 Beer off Loma HLQJWS Q1 ,Ltr ROBERT L. McIN'l'YRE Bob Prom Comm. 25 Track 3. WII.LlAM MCNANEY Bill BARBARA LEE MEANS Barb F.B.L.A. 2: F.N.A. 3: Pep Club 2,35 Spirit Comm. 35 Reception- ist 35 A.F.S. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Intramural Soltball 1. WARREN I OHN MEYER Skip GARY ALLEN MEYERS Gary Cgcgrus 15 Prom Comm. 25 Track DONALD L. MICHENER Don Chess 35 Science Club 2,35 Elec- tronics Club 15 Gymnastics 2.3. THOMAS A. MICHENER Tom Science Club 2,35 Audio-Visual Aide 2,35 Projection Squad 2,35 Soccer l. ANNE MARIE MILLER Anne Lansdale Catholic H.S., Lans- dale, Pa.-Pep Club 1, Glee Club l. C.B.-F.N.A. 2: F.T.A. 3: Pep Club 2,35 A.F.S. 3: Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. BEVERLY ANN MILLER Bev Pep Club 3: Chatterbux Ed. Stall Co-Editor 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Stall Chrn. 35 Harlequin 2,35 Harle- quin Play 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2,35 Digit Digest 25 Mascot 35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Choir l,2,35 Girls' Octet 35 A.F.S. 2,3: Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Basketball 1. DARLENE LYNN Mll.l.ER Dar F.T.A. 15 Pep Club lp Antler Ed. Stall Art Editor 35 Tympanum 35 Harlequin 2,35 Digit Digest Co-Editor 25 l'l.R. Sec. 15 Prom Comm. 25 Tennis l,2, Capt. 3. 5 DONNA IEAN MILLER Donna 5 MARY IVIILLER Mary Huntington H.S., Huntington, Pa. - Cheerleader 25 G.O. Represent- ative 15 Prom Comm. 25 Intra- murals l,2. ALICE MJILERD Alice Antler Ed. Staff 35 Student Council 35 Harlequin 15 Pan Plays 15 Improvements Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. STEVE MONTANA Steve ERNEST DAVID MORITZ Em Antler Bus. Staff 35 Student Council 35 Student Court 25 Harlequin 35 Pan Plays 35 lm- provements Comm. 2.35 Natl. Honor Society Vice-Pres. 35 Or- chestra l5 Ir. Rotarians 35 H.R. Treas. l,2, Pres. 35 Class Pres. l5 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Football 152,35 Basketball 1: Volleyball 1.2.35 Track l,2,3. RICHARD WIIJJAM MOSER Dick Football 1.2.3. SANDRA MOUNCE Sandi Pep Club 25 Harlequin l,2,35 Language Lab Aide 35 Prom Comm. 25 A.F.S. 2. MARIAN G. MOYER Marian F.N.A. l,2,35 Bible Club 3. MARSHA I.. MOYER Marsha F.N.A. 35 Nurse's Aide 35 Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Harlequin l,2,35 Pan Plays 35 Ski Club 2: Bux-Mont Forum 35 Russian Club 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Christ- mas Dance Comm. 3. NORMAN FREDRICK MULLOCK Norm Pep Club 35 Ski Club Z5 H.R. Officer 15 Golf l,2. ROBERT E. MULLOCK Bob Harlequin 25 Pan Plays 25 De- bate l,2,35 Ir. Rotarians 35 Class Pres. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Sock Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Thanks- giving Dance Chm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Golf 1.2.3. MARILYN E. MU'I'Z Linn F.B.L.A. Pres. 35 Pep Club 1.35 Library Asst. 1,25 Chorus 1.2.35 Prom Comm. 2. ATHALYN M. MYHS Athy F.B.L.A. 2,35 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Bible Club 1.2.35 Concert Band 1,25 Library Asst. 35 Ski Club 25 Natl, Honor Society 2.35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 .Bux-Mont Band 2.35 Orchestra 2,35 l-LR. Treas. 25 A.F.S. 3, Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Lacrosse 1.2.3. CATHERINE COMLY MYERS Cath Pep Club 1.2.35 Chatterbux Ed. Stall 35 Antler Ed. Stall Chm. 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Cheerleader 3, Manager 1,25 Improvements Comm. 35 Recep- tionist 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Class Corr. Sec. 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. 2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Intra- mural Soltball 15 Spirit Comm. 2. C. STEWART MYHS Stew MARY DEHAVEN MYERS Dede Pep Club 1.2.35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Stu- dent Council Alt, 25 Cheerleader 2.3, Capt. l, Asst. Capt. 35 Re- ceptionist 2,35 Ski Club 25 HR. Vice-Pres. 25 Sec.-Treas. 35 Booster Nite Attendant 15 Class Vice-Pres. 15 Christmas Dance Comm. 15 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Co-Chm. 35 Hockey 25 Lacrosse l,2,3. WAYNE MYERS Wayne DAVID NACE Dave Student Council 1.2.35 H.R. Pres. 1.2.3. EI.IZABE'l'H A. NEWTON Betty Ann St. Hubert's H.S., Philadelphia -Basketball 1. C.B.-F.N.A. 3: Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Basketball 35 Language Lab Asst. 3: Nurse's -Aide 3. GARY NICHOLIS Gary Bellevue l'l.S., Bellevue, Wash- ington - Wrestling 1.2. C.B. - Har- lequin Club 35 Pan Plays 35 Stagecralt 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. IAMES PAUL NUNEMAKER IR un Chatterbux Ed Staff 23 Antler Ed Staff 3 Student Council 3 Harlequin 3 Senior Class Play Comm 3 Se.mxnar23 Bux Mont Forum 3 Debate 23 Ir Rotor ians 3 HR Vice Pres 3 Sock Dance Comm 3 Get Acquamted Dance Comm. 3- Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3- Football 23. BERNICE MARSHA PACEK uf! FBLA 12 Pres 3 Chatterbux Bus Stall 123 Harlequin 1 Re ceptionist 12 Ski Club 12 Bux Mont Forum 3 HR Sec 123 Prom Comm 2 Thanksgiving Dance Comm 3 Christmas Dance Comm. 3. CONSTANCE L. PAI-'F Com Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2,35 Antler Ed. Stall 35 RANDELL A. NUSCHKE Randy Antler Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 35 Ski Club 1.25 Debate 1,22 Wrestling l,2. BARBARA IAYNE OBERDORFER Barbie Pep Club l,2,35 Antler Bus. Stall 35 Tympanum 15 Student Coun- cil Alt, 15 Harlequin 35 Pan Plays 35 Cheerleader l5 Bux- Mont Forum 35 1'l.R. Vice-Pres. l5 A.F.S. 35 Russian Club 2,35 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 3. KAREN TERESA ORME Karen F.N.A. 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Re- ceptionist 35 Choir 15 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. DONALD RICHARD ORT Don l'l.R. Treas. 1,25 A.F.S. 2.35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Soccer l,2,35 Basket- ball l5 Baseball l,2,3. Tympcmum l,2,35 Student Coun- cil l,2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2,35 Girl of the Month 35 lm- provements Comm. 2,35 Road Rally Queen 25 Keystone Girls' State 25 Ski Club 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Biology Aide 15 H.R. Pres. l,2,35 Russian Club 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. l,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Tennis 1,3. IOHN B. PALMER Frog Student Council Alt. 1,25 Harle- quin 35 Seminar l,2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Audio-Visual Aide 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,25 Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 35 Soc- cer 1,2,35 Wrestling l,2,35 Ten- nis l. KATHLEEN H. PARRY Kathy F,T.A. l,2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 2,35 Bible Club 35 Girl of the Month 35 Library Asst. l,2,35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Bucks County Chorus 1,25 Choir l,2,35 Girls' Octet 2,3. FLORA MARIA PEREA Flora Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Tympanum 1.2, Bus. Manager 35 Student Council 1, Rec. Sec. 35 Harlequin l, Ticket Chm. 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Digit Digest Editor 25 Girl of the Month 35 Library Asst. 2,35 Receptionist 15 Natl. Honor Society 2, Rec. Sec. 35 Bacc. and Commencement Ush- erette 25 Science Club 1,25 Majorette Manager 35 Class Rec. Sec. 15 Prom Comm. Chm. Z5 Christmas Dance Comm. l,2,35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. Junior Memories Cy Kinney, Iunior Class President, crowns Kathy Miller, Queen of the lun- ior Prom, Midnight in Manhattan. RONELLE ANN PERRY Ronni Pep Club 15 Chatierbux Bus. Staff 15 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Harlequin l,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Library Asst. 15 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Com- mencement Usherette 25 H.R. Officer l, Pres. 25 A.F.S. 25 Rus- sian Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 2. IO!-IN PETERS Iohn Chatterbux 35 Harlequin 35 Con- cert Band 15 Prom Comm. 25 Track 1,2. IOHN R. PETERSON Iohn D.E.C.A. 3. CHARLES R. PHILLIPS Chuck Stagecraft 15 Electronics Club 25 Projection Squad l,2.35 Audio- Visual Aide 25 Prom Comm. 2. SHARON M. PICKETT Shari Pep Club 1,25 Chatter-bux 35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 1,25 Tym- panum 2,35 Student Council 2, Corr. Sec. 35 Harlequin l,2, Rec. Sec. 35 Senior Class Play 2,35 Pan Plays 2, Director 35 Digit Digest 25 Girl of the Month 35 Library Asst. 1, Sec. 25 Seminar 1.2.35 Cheerleader 35 Spirit Committee 25 Improvements Comm. 25 Receptionist 1,25 For- eign Student Comm. 25 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Choir 1,25 A,F.S. l5 Foreign Exchange Student Natl. Semi-finalist 2,35 Christmas Dance Comm. Chm. 25 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Student Council Dance Chm. 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. Chm. 35 Rifle l,2, Individual Championships 1,25 Intramural Softball l5 Track 2. IAMES MARSHALL PLUMMER III lim Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball 3. VIRGINIA CAROL POLLOCK Ginny F.B.I..A. 2, Sec. 3: Pep Club 2,35 Antler Bus. Staff 35 Spirit Comm. 35 Receptionist 35 H.R. Sec. 1. Sec.-Treas. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Hockey l,2,35 Lacrosse 1.3. THOMAS E. PONDER Tom Student Council Alt. 1,35 Con- cert Band 15 Orchestra 25 H.R. Vice-Pres. 1,35 Soccer 1,2,35 Rifle 15 Tennis 1,2,3. IEAN POROCHONSKI lean Pep Club 35 Harlequin 15 Re- ceptionist 35 Chorus 25 1-LR. Treas. 1,25 A.F,S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 2. IOHN F. POTCHAK Voan Splotch DANIEL I.. POWROZNIK French Library Asst. 1.2.3. Soccer 1.2.31 Volleyball 1.2.3. IAMES LLOYD PROGIN lim Basketball lg Baseball 1.2.3. Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. IEFFERY PROGIN IeH Basketball lg Baseball 1.2. GAIL PURPUHA Gail F.N.A. lg Pep Club lp Chatter- bux Ed. Staff Co-Editor 3. Chat- terbux Bus. Staff lg Harlequin 1. Publ. Chm. 2.3. Student Direc- tor 2. Pan Plays Asst. Director 2. Director 3. C.B.H.S, Trenton Times Correspondent. BHQIAMIN H. QUINLEY Ben ION TIIVIOTHY RAAB Tim Antler Bus. Staff Co-Bus. Mana- ger 3: Harlequin 3. Library Asst. lg Bux-4'Mont Forum 3. Natl. Honor Society 1.2. Pres. 3. Sci- ence Club 3p Ir. Rotarians 3. Soc- cer l.3. Wrestling 1.2. Co-Capt. 3. Volleyball 2.3. MARY RANDA Mary F.N.A. 2.3. LAURA MARIE RANDALL Lori Glee Club I: Prom Comm. 2 D.BC.A. 3. IEFFREY M. RAWES Ie!! Student Council 1.2.3. Cheer- leader l.2,3g Spirit Comm. 3. Wrestling 1.2.3. CAROL ANN REBLOCK Carol D.E.C.A. 3. gnc-r ,gl Raef SENTER BURTON REINHARDT Senter Pep Club 3: Student Council 3: Senior Class Play Comm. 3: Ski Club 2: Audio-Visual Aide 3: Proiection Squad 3: H.R. Vice- Pres. 3: Prom Comm. 2: Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 2,3: Christ- mas Dance Comm. 2.3: Rifle 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH RENZ Sue F.T.A. l,2,3: Pep Club 2,3: Harle- quin 2,3: Senior Class Play Comm. 3: Receptionist 2.3: Sci- ence Club l: I-LR. Sec. 2: Prom Comm, 2: Christmas Dance Comm. 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Hockey 1: Bux-Mont Forum 3. SANDRA RFS!-IEFAR Sandie F.B.L.A. 3, Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. ROBERTA GRACE RICO Roberta F.B.L.A, 2,3: Ski Club l. ROBERT LIN RIGHTER Bob Antler Bus. Staff 3: Student Council l,2,3: Improvements Comm. 3: H.R. Pres. l,2,3: Prom Comm, 2: Football l,2: Basket- ball l: Baseball l,2,3. DEANE RINIKER Deane Soccer 2,3. RONALD E. RITCHIE Ron Student Council 2.3: Harlequin 3: Digit Digest 3: Chorus 3: Bucks County Chorus 3: Choir 2.3: Ir. Rotarians 2,3: H.R. Pres. 2,3: Prom Comm. Chm. 2: Christ- mas Dance Comm. Chm. 2: Football 1.2. DAVID ALAN RI'l'I'ER ex PAMELA LOUISE ROBERTS Pam Antler Ed. Stati 3: Harlequin l,2,3: Senior Class Play Comm. 3: Receptionist l,2: Bux-Mont Forum 3: H.R. Treas. 1: Natl. Merit Letter ot Commendation 3: Prom Comm. 2: Thanksgiving Dana Comm. 3. ROY E. ROBERTS Roy Science Club l. KATI-ILEEN M. RODENI-IAUSEN Kathy Bible Club l,2,3. KAREN ANN ROGERS Karen Pep Club 3: Ski Club 21 A.F.S. 37 Prom Comm. Zg Chorus l,2,3. CHERYL LYNNE ROLEY Cheryl Harlequin l,Z,3g Senior Class Play 3: Pan Plays l,2,3g Recep- tionist 3. ELAINE R. ROSE Reba Pep Club 2,3g Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Harlequin 35 Reception- ist 3, Science Club lg H.R. Treas. 2, Prom Comm. 2. CARLA ELIZABETH RUNDKIZ Carla Charlestown H.S., Boston, Mass. -Student Council 1, Chorus l. CB.-Pep Club 2g Harlequin 2,35 A.F.S. 25 Prom Comm. 2. IAMES IOSEPH RUTHERFORD. IR. Iim Antler Bus. Staff 3, Audio-Visual Aide 2,35 Projection Squad 2,3g Prom Comm. 25 Soccer l, Mana- ger 2,3p Rifle Manager 2,3. RUSSELL H. SACKET1' Russ Ski Club Zp Cross Country l,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Winter Track l,2,3. MARCELENE RAE ST. LAWRENCE Marcy Pep Club l,2,3g Antler Ed. Staff 2,3p Tympanuxn 1,2,3p Harlequin l,2,3g Senior Class Plav Comm. 35 Pan Plays 1,31 Digit Digest Sec. 2: Seminar 25 Chorus 1, Treas. 3, Prom Comm. 2, Bux- Mont Forum 31 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3, Rifle 2. IAIVIES EDWARD SALOTI1 lim Chess 1.2, Sec. 3: Audio-Visual Aide 37 Projection Squad 3, Prom Comm. 2, Soccer 3. STEVEN SAMUELS Steve Football l,2,3. DOUGLAS B. SANDERS Doug Digit Digest 25 Prom Comm, 2. DIANE I.. SCHIVIELL Diane Pep Club 2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staii 2,35 Antler Ed, Staff 35 Har- lequin 1,25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Digit Digest 25 Recep- tionist 35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Majorette 35 H.R. Sec. 2,35 A.F,S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. MARTHA SCHMID Marty Nurse's Aide 2,35 Pep Club 35 Tympanum 1,35 Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Re- ceptionist 35 Ski Club 1,35 Bux- Mont Forum 35 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 35 HR. Sec. 2. ELEANOR SCHNEIDER Eleanor Pep Club 35 Harlequin 2,35 Ski Club 35 Chorus 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. IACQUELYN 1. SCHNEIDER Iaclcie Pep Club 35 Harlequin 35 Chorus 2,35 Prom Comm, 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. CHRISTINE A. SCHULTZ Chris North Hunterdon Regional H.S., Annadale, New Iersey-Dance Comm, 15 HR. Treas. 15 Gym Show 1. VIRGINIA MAY SCHWARTZ Ginny Bible Club l,2,35 Library Asst. 35 Choir l,2,35 Girls' Octet 3. WALTER SCHWOYER Butch Nm HR, Treas 2. - q5.SkQYfNE' ea 2323 sit? xtkgkxgsgzf' Qvxev-kpwa X QLLOSRQQ' gg si K X 03412 C260 Q-305 awk QQ'-S-gs DAVE SEELHORST Dave Soccer l5 Track 1,2,3. IEAN KRISTINE SEGLEM lean F,N.A, 15 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2,35 Harlequin I,2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Mascot 35 Senior Band 35 Orchestra 15 I-LR. Ot- iicer 2,35 Russian Club 35 Prom Comm, 25 Hockey 15 Basketball l,2,35 Intramural Softball 2,3. The introduction of Senior cheerleaders. Senior Assemblies Showing that Seniors were a group of imaginative and talented people, Senior assemblies played an important part in making the Class ot '67 a cohesive and functioning body. The spotlight tell, at various times, on the class officers, class spirit, new students, and the business at hand. Whether about Senior charity projects or guidance, assemblies took on the characteristic of being able to get all business accomplished in an amusing and interesting way. Being the first class to try this, the Seniors were starting to bring a few oi their new ideas into action. The Lineup- Getting to know you. BEVERLY SUSAN SEGLE'I'ES Sue F.B.L.A. 25 Receptionist 15 Ski Club 15 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 3. WOLI-'GANG I-I. SENF Wolf Soccer l,2,3. IUDITH E. SEVERNS Iudy Bible Club 1, Sec, 2, Pres. 35 Receptionist 35 Choir l,2,3. CONSTANCE LEE SHARKEY Connie Bishop McDevitt H.S., Wyncote, Pa.-Art Club 2, French Club 2. C.B. -Harlequin 2,3. IERRELL R. SHARP Ierry MELANIE RAINELLE SHARP Ccmty LYNNE E. SHETIZLEY Lynne F.T.A, 15 Pep Club 2,35 Antler Ed. Staff 35 'Student Council 1,25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Spirit Comm. 25 Receptionist 2,35 Ski Club 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 25 Bux-Mont Band 15 Orchestra 1,25 1'l.R. Pres. 1.2, Sec. 35 Booster Nite Attendant 25 Prom Attendant 25 Prom Comm. Z5 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 25 Hockey 25 Tennis 1,25 Intramural Softball 1. LOUISE SUSAN SHORROCK Weeze F.N.A. 1,35 Pep Club l5 Chatter- bux Bus. Staff 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Harlequin 1,25 Ski Club 15 Majorette 2,35 HR. Sec. 25 A.F.S. 25 Class Corr. Sec. 15 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Christmas Dance Comm. 35 Basketball 35 Tennis 1,35 Intramural Softball 1. EDWARD KARL SHORT Ed Chess 35 Baseball 3. MARILYN IUNE SHRIVER Shrive F.N.A. 1,25 Nurse's Aide 15 Pep Club 35 Senior Class Play Comm, 35 Concert Band l,2,35 Receptionist 35 Bux-Mont Band 35 Orchestra 2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. VINCO bf VN vngfg ol QAM J vi I N-XS YC cllngnfx UVM ortner Class' vwooxxokj becuabfe' 4-'DU-1 attococes QS, NC: Cisoffkwfvlif Ceoiemggur Oukifx KAGOS LEDA SILVERMAN Le Chatterbux Ed. Staff 35 Tym- pcxnum 35 Harlequin l,2,35 Sen- ior Class Play Student Director 35 Receptionist 25 Ski Club l,2,35 Bux-Mont Forum 35 A.F.S. l, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 'Ifennis l,2,3. IOSEPH LEE SIMMONS Lee Bible Club 35 Cross Country Manager 2,35 Wrestling l,2,35 Baseball Manager 2. LOUISE M. SHVIONS Louise Bible Club l,2, Vice-Pres. 35 Re- ceptionist 35 Chorus Accompan- ist l5 Octet Accompanist 2,35 Choir Accompanist 2,3. BRUCE W. SlVIl'I'H Bruce Tympanum 35 Student Council 35 Concert Band l,2,35 District Band 2,35 Improvements Comm. 35 Swing Kings l,2,35 Senior Bond 35 Bux-Mont Band l,2,35 County Band l,2,35 Drum Major 35 H.R. Pres. 35 Class Vice-Pres. 2. LINDA IEANNE SMITH Linda Tyxnpcmum 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Concert Band l,2,35 Pep Band 25 Ski Club 15 Science Club 15 Senior Band l,2,35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Pat Teacher's Aide 35 Chorus 1.2. IOHN PHILIP SNAPP Rutherford ford, New Basketball C.B. - Prom ing Dance '- QQVOQ Q C1105 bog Cites 5 QQQV- sl-alla qcSvCaVX5xCn'6.Q. 65 Xi-V'C1Ui , smug We ol, Leon C014-tw rico-f went- vvwofri Iohn Senior H.S., Ruther- Iersey-H.Ft. Pres. 15 15 Student Council l. Comm. 25 Thanksgiv- Comm. 35 Basketball 2.3. SUSAN B. SODER Sue F.B.L.A. 35 Pep Club 1,35 Tym- panum l5 Harlequin 1,3. IOHN SPOKES Spooky Prom Comm. 2. SIDTHICHAI SRIBENIAPLANGOOL Arr Chulalongorn University, Bang- kok, Thailand-Math Club l,2,35 Science Club 1,2,3. C.B.-Stu- dent Council 35 Harlequin 35 A.F.S. 35 Foreign Exchange Student 3. 157 MARY KATHLEEN STEELMAN Kathe Pep Club 1,27 Harlequin I,2,3, Prom Comm, 2, D.E.C.A. 3, Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. GEORGE STEIGERWALT Stag Wissahickon H,S., Ambler, Pa.- Fooiball lg Track lg Rifle 1. C.B.-Fooiball 2,35 Track 2.3. THOMAS SMITH STEVHWS Tom Harlequin 2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 3, ROBERT STEWART Bob RAYMOND WARREN STOCK BUY Antler Bus. Staff 3, Student Council Alt. 1,2g HR. Vice-Pres. 1,25 Football 1.2, Track 1,2,3. ROBERTA I. STOHRER Roberta Tympanum 2,35 A.F.S. 2, Prom Comm. 2. JOHN STOVER Iohn Football 35 Baseball l,2,3. CHRISTINE STRAWN Chris F.B.L.A. 2,31 Harlequin lg Prom Comm. Z5 D.E.C.A. 3. LINDA TUNE STROHM Lin Harlequin lg Senior Class Play 35 Ski Club ly Prom Comm. 2, Tennis 1,2,3. WARREN STURGES Warren IUDITH CAROL SULTZER It Pep Club 35 Ski Club 1,25 A,F.S. 2, Sec. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Hockey l5 Intramural Softball l5 Bux-Mont Forum 3. IOHN M. SUNDERLAND lack Harlequin 1,2,35 Biology Club lp Prom Comm. 25 Senior Class Play 3. M QM. f6o Q Z! ANITA MARIE BARB A ALICE IJNDEN SYME Lindy Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin 2,35 Harlequin Play 25 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 2,35 Concert Band l,2.35 Orchestra l,2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanks- giving Dance Comm. 35 Intra- mural Softball 1. BARRY TAYLOR Barry-B-Richard A4-My SWJQNN fy-7 04444, cl-mnuzs TAYLOR ,ew-,!,y,',1Qg5g1 ,,,,5Y,,,M,j44iL,,, Charlie F.N.A. l,2,35 Nurse's Ai e 1,25 Rifle 3, Library Asst. 15 Chorus 25 Prom Comm. 25 Intramural Softball l. yddfxfoaj ', fffh . 4I7v.,.4g, 11570 ALBERT W. SWARTZ Al Bible Club 35 Electronics Club 2. ROBERT FRANK SWEET Bob LINDA D. TAYLOR Lin F,B.L.A. 1,25 Harlequin 25 Ski Club 25 Prom Comm. 25 D.E.C.A. 35 Snack Bar Attendant l,2. ROGER TAYLOR Rog Bible Club l,2. TERRY LYNN TEZZA Terry Pep Club 2,35 Tympanum 35 Student Council Alt, 35 Harle- quin 1,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Pan Plays 25 Digit Digest 35 Ski Club 15 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Chorus 15 HR. Vice- Pres. 35 Russian Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Intramural Softball 1. RUSSELL WAYNE THOMAS Russ Audio-Visual Aide l,2,35 Projec- tion Squad l,2,35 Electronics Club l. IOHN IOSEPH THOMPSON Iohn Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Soccer 1,25 Track 1,2. RONALD WALTER TOMLINSON Ron Choir 35 Chorus 25 D.E.C.A, Treas. 3. WAYNE I. TOMLINSON Wayne RANDALL GROVES TRAY Randy Harlequin 35 Pan Plays 35 Soc- cer l5 Electronics Club 15 Sci- ence Club 2,3. VVILLIAM TREACY Bill Football 1,25 Track 1. ROBIN LUCINDA TRIEST Robin Tympanum 2,35 Ski Club 3: A.F.S. 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Chorus 25 Tennis l,2,3. IANE MARIE TURNICKY Iane F.N.A. 1,2, Sec. 35 Nurse's Aide 1,35 Choir l,2,35 Girls' Octet 35 Prom Comm. 2. MARGARET SUZANNE TUT1' Peggy Pep Club l,Z,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 35 Harlequin 15 Ski Club 15 Majorette 1,35 A.F.S, 1,25 Prom Comm. 2. The Plaque: Gift of the Pest . .. Key to the Future SUSAN MARGARET TYNER Sue F.T.A. 2,3, Pep Club 3, Library Asst. 1,25 HR. Sec.-Treas. 1, A.F.S. 2,3, Prom Comm. 2. CASIMIR ULIASZ Cuz Cardinal Dougherty, Phila., Pa. -l.V. Swimming Team 1. C.B.- Swimmmg Team 2,3. LANA LORRAINE URBAN Lana F.B.l..A. 2,3, Pep Club 2,35 Chat- terbux Bus. Stall 2, Student Council Alt. 1, Spirit Comm. 3, Receptionist 3, Ski Club l, l-LR. Vice-Pres. l, Prom Comm. 2, Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Hockey l,2,3. ELLYN ICANN VANDENHOGEN Ellyn F.N.A, l, Chatterbux Bus. Staff 2, Bible Club l,2,3, Bux-Mont Forum 3, Choir l. LINDA LEE VANLUVANEE Linda Teacher's Aide 3, IOHN VASEY Iohn IOHN VAUGHAN Iohn Cross Country 2.3. BRENDA DAWN VOLOVNIK Brenda F.N.A. 1,2,3, Chatterbux Ed, Staff 3, Bible Club 1,3, Digit Digest Z, Library Asst. l. BENITA MICHELE VOLPE Benita Academy ot St. Elizabeth, Con- vent Siation, New Iers-ey-Thes- pian Club 1,21 Science Club 1, Spanish Club 1. C.B.-F.N.A. 3, Pep Club 3, Harlequin 3. MICHAEL I. VOLPE Mike Lincoln H.S., Philadelphia, Pa.- Football 1,2, Baseball l,2, Bowl- ing l,2. CB.-3. l 10' -H9 -L'f7f' -1 191- LINDA MARIE VOLTZ Linda FTA l Pep Club 3 Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 Ski Club l5 Language Lab Asst, 35 A.F.S. 35 Prom Comm. 1 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3. HENRY I OHN WALES Henry SHARON ELIZABETH WALLIS Sharon Prom Comm. 2. ALBERT I. WALSH Caesar Student Council l,2,35 Improve- ments Comm. 35 HR. Otlicer 2,35 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 3: Cross Country 3: Track 3. I OHN A. WARD Iohn Football,l5 Wrestling 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Senior Band 35 Track 35 Orchestra l,2. ROBERT WARD Bob Football 2.35 Wrestling l, Base- ba 1. BETTY CHRISTINA WARRINGTON Betty Pep Club l,2,35 Chatterbux Bus. Staff 25 Antler Ed. Stall 35 Har- lequin 1,25 Bux-Mont Forum 35 Debate 25 Natl. Honor Society 2,35 Bacc. and Commencement Usherette 25 Science Club lg Color Guard 35 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 25 Prom Comm. 25 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 35 Library Asst. 3. DAVID WATSON Dave Ski Club 2,35 Ir. Rotarians 35 Baseball l,2,3. WARREN WILLIAM WATSON Bill Student Council 35 Cheerleader 35 Improvements Comm. 35 Lan- guage Lab Aide 35 I-l.R. Pres. 35 Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Gymnastics 2,3. I UDITH ANN WA'I'1'S Iudv ,gn .--as f , J ii 165 IANET DALE WEHRY I anet I. STEPHEN WENDIG Steve SUSAN WEST Sue Natl. Honor Society l,2,35 Or- chestra l,Z,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 15 Prom Comm. Chm. 25 Thanksgiv- ing Dance Comm. 35 Hockey Manager l,25 Riile 1,2. PAULA I. WETZEL Paula Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin l,2,35 Receptionist 35 Choir lg Russian Club 35 Prom Comm. 2. RICHARD C. WHIFFEN Rick Ridgewood H.S,, Ridgewood, New Iersey-Science Lab Aide l5 German Club 15 Bridge Club l. C.B.-Student Council Alt. 3: Harlequin 35 Senior Class Play 35 Digit Digest 2,35 Science Club 2,35 H.R. Vice-Pres. 35 Golf 3. l IEREMIAH I. WHITE Ierrv Audio-Visual Aide 35 Prom Comm. 25 Soccer l,2,35 Volley- ball 1,35 Track l,2. BARBARA K. WHTFEFORD Barb Pep Club 2,35 Receptionist 35 Ski Club 35 Language Lab Aide lp A.F.S. 35 Basketball 1,2. RICHARD A. WIELAND Dick Concert Band 1,25 H.R. Vice- Pres. 1,25 Prom Comm. 25 Wres- tling 25 Track l. PAUL D. WIEST Paul Phoenixville Area H.S., Phoenix- ville, Arizona-Track 15 March- ing Band lg Concert Band lg Gymnastics Team 1. CB. - Base- ball 25 Gymnastics 2. will MZMWWZE ill LARRY A. WILLIAMS Bird Harlequin 3g Senior Class Play Comm. 3g Stagecraft 2,3g De- bate 1,25 Volleyball 2.3, PAUL ROBERT WIRTH Paul Student Council 1,25 Digit Digest Chm. 25 Cheerleader 1,2g Orchestra 1,2,3g Bucks County Chorus 27 Choir 25 HR. Pres. l,2g First Place Pa. Music Teachers Asso. Auditions 1. Slfiml l 5530? ?LDCgbuQJjC'yZ do LOIS MARIE WORTHINGTON Lois ELAINE L. WRATHIVIALL Elaine Pep Club 1.35 Glee Club l D.E.C.A. 35 Prom Comm. 2. 0 L MOG OJ. D tow WWE sl J 1 J 1 5 1 N C9 Cmqlgnqlgii A63 QQPL it noNA1.D YORK Mill' 0 . N59 My Ron QQJY JV' ii, Y Baseball 1,2,3. il lp f U! lU'i Wd? RMU Bgpijf JQA X 051 QV .J OWU Jr: lp ' L JD 11 led' W ff WO Me W WQLOJQ YUJNEECJOCQ - fl' THOMAS n.'woDcQixelQOeE, lg 'ANDE-Q,E,fAgI,f,HmT Biology Club1l?n13rom Comm 2- Andy Thanksgiving bance Comm.. 32 anne' Smit 37 Studen Volleyball 1,21 Track 3. Hffaungls' gfogfgg' 'jfggfd 213 Of P L 0 i uqg l dye fy Sbglvf 1 U V v0 ffyc U, cj, L f xv .QVY U' I L. V V 7' J A L fi-'OL 1 V7 L 2 L VL For us Central Bucks has m t h urs of scheduled hme punctuated by moments of an hcxpcxhon und dxscovery of encounter wlth new faces and opposmg xdeus From this sethng each of us comes mdwxducxl lmpressxons to mold hxs own settmg for learmng V V 1 a ML me I 'N Q xl L A tribute . . . We the editors, on behalf of the seniors and the school. would like to pause a moment in honor of the late Miss Sydney Myers, Super- visor of Secondary Mathematics. All of us at Central Bucks moum the loss of this devoted teacher whose iniluence promoted many stu- dents' discovery ol the everchanging world of mathematics. We offer this tribute to Miss Myers who labored unseltishly on our behalf. g 9 E . . 31'e'E?f-swf ' '5 -1 ga' ir '-ft'--Y --.'.-l,,f- -,cry-f.w-if Activities ...... Administration . . American Field Service ..... . . . Antler .......... Athletics .... Band ...... Baseball .... Basketball Boys' . . . . Girls' .. . . Bible Club .... Chatterbux ...................... Cheerleaders . . . Index b I QHomeroom 5,6,7 . . w iff' 'fzlliomeroom 8 ..... -. 5 -.Homeroom 9,l0,l1 4-5. , g Homeroorril2,l3,14l. . ' 'l-lorneroom 15,16 Lacrosse ......... ,. Library Club. ..... Literary Magazine Majorettes ............ National Honor Society Pep Club .......... . Rifle ............ - . 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