Conestoga High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Berwyn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

Mrs. Toth Mrs. Tucker We, the class of 1977, dedicate this yearbook to our class advisors: Mrs. Toth, Mrs. Tucker and Mr. McConnell. We appreciate all the time they have devoted to making our senior year so memorable. Mr. McConnell light the corners of my mind. 3 V Of the way we were 6 Scattered pictures 13 14 Class History As we try to put our class history on paper, we realize each one of us could write our own, highlighting certain points and adding our own happy and sad times. Still there are certain moments which will stand out in each one's mind. Our story together began at Conestoga High School on Wednesday, September 4, 1974. As new sophomores, we didn't waste any time getting involved. Lisa Cvetic played the leading role in the October drama production, My Sister Eileen. The Homecoming Game found us creating a Popeye float and watching an exciting football game against Radnor, which we won 24-21. Our court was comprised of Julie Brown, Julie Clewett, Lynn Nolan, Duke Lee, Bob Braham and Steve Christianson. One unusual event occurred when our schools opened and closed a half hour later in an effort to save fuel. This was surpassed in uniqueness during our senior year when all the schools in Pennsylvania were closed suddenly for three days during a very cold spell. Our class officers Bob Braham, Kirk Albrecht, Stacy Sempier and Rick Moon led us through a very successful Junior year, also. We again won our Homecoming Game against Lower Merion, 24-7 and our float of the Roaring Twenties was well-received. Our court this year included Diane Reger, Julie Brown, Julie Clewett, Jim Durante, Duke Lee and Jim Shute. In November, the Sound of Music was performed and was a huge success. Our Cabaret, planned by Marilyn Blumenthal, Phyllis Sedlacek, Rick Moon and Kirk Albrecht, proved to be a good money-making scheme and at the same time a lot of fun. Our junior prom at the Holiday Inn will bring back many memories and was well-organized by Loretta DiMarcan- tonio. The band went to Florida during Easter week, which was a great reward for all their hard work. During our sophomore year the band traveled to Atlanta and this year they went to Niagara Falls. Our sports teams, as usual, provided a great deal of excitement during the 1975-1976 year. The football team won the Triple Crown and the basketball team played at the Palestra, as they did in the 1976-1977 year. Finally, everyone will remember the noble effort to sell all the phone directories before the closing of school. Our senior year officers were Richard Connolly, Kirk Albrecht, Leslie Bobb and Rick Moon. The fall of 1976 found us busy with the Car Wash and Pancake Breakfast. Everyone will surely remember the Senior Variety Show where Penny Bennett's dress ripped during the performance of a Fifth of Beethoven, the Disco Ducks waddled across the stage in yellow costumes and Harry Ong gave everyone a lot of laughs when he did his monologue on Driver Ed. teachers. The Homecoming Game was a disappointment in itself because we lost to Radnor, but our successful float entitled Space Wagon and the crowning of Amy Hayward as queen and Duke Lee as king made it worthwhile. Other members of the court were Julie Brown, Julie Clewett, Tony Cecco and Tom Harris. The performance of Godspell, with Drew Murdock playing Jesus Christ, will stand out in everyone's mind as a true accomplishment. Drew Haldeman, Duke Lee, and Joe Haddon made fashion history with their Mohawks. All of Conestoga was in for a shock when the drug raid was made public and the Conestoga Connection became public knowledge. Despite the fact that this made big news for several weeks, we realize, in perspective, the problem was minor. Our final days as seniors were indeed hectic as some of us went our separate ways for Career Electives and then all returned for the prom at the Westover Country Club and Baccalaureate at the Daylesford Abbey. Finally, com- mencement came on June 16, 1977 at Teamer Field. As we look ahead with high hopes, we also think back, fondly, of laughter, tears, good times and bad we've all shared together. 18 Senior Executive Council ROW 1: M. Hirsch, S. Sempier, S. Wheeler, L. Rose, A. Lehr, L. Sita, A. Ashton, T. Doeff, C. Rapport. ROW 2: J. Schuster, M. Steinharter, L. DiMarcantonio, L. Patson, K. Fazio, S. Toland, M. Osberg, D. Marion, L. Price, L. Longmire, K. Matherson. ROW 3: R. Moon, M. Deno, E. Freeze, M. Mathers, J. Jommersbach, S. MacKenzie, D. McGarry, L. Dujmich, M. Jex, B. Peltier. ROW 4: B. Madden, D. Coffey, S. McCloud, S. O'Leary, S. Arvan, K. Albrecht, G. Young, T. Grosholz, B. Romeiser. ROW 5: K. Phelan, D. Mesropian, S. Gallagher, K. Kurtz, S. Glenn, B. Bradburn. ROW 6: B. Butler, R. Connolly, B. Kershner, J. Fladdon, P. Klimmeck, B. Kipping, K. Kincade, D. Reger, R. Bobb, B. Braham, L. Snelling, L. Bobb. 19 KIRK ALBRECHT STEPHEN ALFIERI KIM ALSTON LITA ALSTON ROBERT AMEN NEIL ANDERSON BRUCE ANDERSON HOLLY ANDERSON YVETTE ALSTON EDWARD AMBROGI ROBERT ABBATE REYNOLD ABRUZZI JULIE ANDREW SUSAN ARENSCHIELD STEPHEN ARVAN CATHERINE AUSTIN ROBERT BAILEY ANGELA ASHTON SUE BAKER MARTIN BAKER 21 ANN BARUNAS DAVID BARWISE PETER BATEMAN RICK BAXTER BECKY BAXENDELL JOSEPH BECK LESLIE BEHR MIKE BEAUSANG BEN BELL BETTY BELL MARIANNE BELL PENNY BENNETT ANITA BERGER 22 JOEANNE BEY DAVID BIDDLE MARILYN BLUMENTHAL DORIS BICKEL GLEN BISCOLL DAVID BISCHOFF ROSANNE BOBB LESLIE BOBB STEPHANIE BLUMENTHAL 23 WILLIAM BONES CYNTHIA BONSALL GREG BORDERS JULIE BORGER BRIAN BOSHEA MARINA BOTJE ROBERT BOYINGTON 24 ROBERT BRAHAM DAVID BRANDT CAROLINE BRATSCHI CLOYD BROWN DANA BRAUN REBECCA BROWN MERRITT BROWNE JULIA BROWN PAMELA BROWN EMILIA BRUNI RUSSELL BRUNDAGE ANNE BULGER DAVID BURKETT 25 ROBERT BURNS ANDY BUZBY DAVE CAMPBELL DONALD CANCELMO VIC BURRISS SUZANNE BYRNE KEITH CAMPBELL I SUSAN CANTWELL 26 RALPH CAPRIOLA TONY CAPRIOLA JULIE CARR ANTHONY CARENZO JEFFREY CARROLL PETER CARSON TYRONE CAULK ANTHONY CENTRONE DANIEL CHEVERIN LEAHA CHIAPPETTA STEPHEN CHRISTENSEN 27 JOSEPH CLAPPER LUANN CLARDY CYNTHIA CLARK SARAH CHURCH MICHAEL CLARKE SUSAN CLARKE JULIE CLEWETT JENNY CLYMER 28 DEBBIE COFFEY WILLIAM COLIHAN RICHARD CONNOLLY DIANE CORCORAN DARCY COXE DONNA CRAMP DENNIS CRONIN DEBBIE CROWLEY 29 CAROL CUNNINGHAM PATTI DAILY PAUL DANIELS WILLIAM DAVIS DIANE DAVIS JACQUELINE DEANTONIO BRENT DANNELLS MICHAEL DECARO DOMINICK DEMENNA MARYANN DENO WILLIAM DEWEES MARY DEPENNA CYNTHIA DICARLO BETSY DIEHL 31 KAREN DOOLEY PAULA DINNOCENZO LYNDA DOOR 32 MARK DORNSEIF SCOTT DOWNES LISA DOYLE MIKE DREGALLA JAMES DURANTE LYNDA DUTE JIM DRNEC MATTHEW DUTZMAN JUDY ECKENRODE MIKE EDLUND ELEANOR EGAN KENNETH EICHNER NICK FALCONE ROBERT ERHARD WILLIAM FARRA DAVID FARRELL KIM FAZIO 34 JUDD EISENBERG BETSY ELLIS BRYAN FRANCIS DIANE FRANK BRENT FRANKLIN PETER FRITZ ELLEN FREEZE MELISSA FROST 35 PAMELA FURMAN SUE GALLAGHER SUSAN FUSSELL SCOTT GARRITY JOHN GERBSTADT JENNIFER GILMORE ALISA GIOVANNINI JOHN GLEICHMAN SUSAN GLENN ADAM GOLDSTEIN ELIZABETH GRANAT SALLY GRAVER BILL GRAY CINDY GREEN PATRICIA GOODALL DAVID GORECKI . • ' ART GREENE BETH GREGG 37 DIANE HANNINGTON TINA HASTINGS TOM HARRIS NANCI HAWKINS TED GROSHOLZ ELIZABETH GUENDER 38 JEFF HEBRANK r LYNN HEFFELFINGER AMY HAYWARD PATRICIA HEGARTY JAMES HESS USANN HEILMAYR NORBERT HEIL MACDONALD HESTON BRIAN HILL DRU HINTERLEITER 39 MATTHEW HIRSCH WILLIAM HIRST SALLY HOCH ROBERT HOEFLEIN JOHN HOEFLING BRIAN HOSKINS LYNN HOWER JAMES HOWARD JOANNE HORTON HEATHER HUGHES 40 DONNA HUNT MICHAEL HYATT SHARMA JACKSON RICHARD JOBSON DOUGLAS HULLHORST MARY KAY JEX THEODORE JENSEN JOHN HUMPHREY PATTY JACKSON COLE JOHNSON NANCY HUNTER amm MARK JACOBS WILLIAM JOHNSTON JEAN JOMMERSBACH LINDA JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON CARL KARMILOWICZ ROBERT KARNOFSKI RON KASZNEL CATHERINE KAUTZ 42 WALTER KELLY BARBARA KERSHNER DAVID KLADIVKO KIRK KRAMER KATHY KINCADE PATRICIA KLIMMECK DANIEL KRASNER 43 STEVE KROHN KIM KURTZ MICHAEL LAKIN JOHN KRASNOWIECKI BICH THO LE KATHY LAKING HERBERT LAMB CHASE LAWRENCE MEREDITH LEISER 45 JANET MAHAIRAS DEBORAH MARION MICHAEL MAGANN KEVIN MAHONEY BILL MADDEN 46 MAGARET MATHERS JANE MARSTON CAROLYN MARTIN KIM MATHERSON TED MARTIN ED MCADOO TOM MASON ELIZABETH MCALEER 47 KATHLEEN MCGARRY MICHAEL MCGOVERN MIKE MCCORRY DAVE MCGARRY LOIS MCGANN KEVIN MCGRORY 48 TIMOTHY MCMAHON MAUREEN MCOSKER BARBARA MEALING BARD MCLEAN IEFFREY MCKINNON SHAWN MCLEOD SUSAN MCLOUD LIZ MECKE EILEEN MEACHAM 49 50 PAMELA MURPHY ELIZABETH MURRAY BRADLEY MYERS LISA NEFF JANICE NELSON ROBERT NEWMAN 51 HANG NGUYEN HONG NGUYEN KHIEN NGUYEN LIEU NGUYEN LINDA NORMAN STEVE NIXON MARTIN NORCINI BRUCE NORCINI JUDITH NOVELLO CHRISTOPHER NYE TOM OATES PAUL O'CONNELL HARRY ONC CYNTHIA OTTEN VINCENT PAOLIZZI MARTHA OSBERC DAVID PADEN STEVE PAPRIELLO JOHN OSTEEN ELISE OSWALD 53 BRET PELTIER STACY PERRETTE DAVID PFISTER DAVE PESTALOZZI ANDREW PILLION LEE PINKSTAFF LEE ANN PODEYN SUZANNE POTTER 54 BRENDA PYE ROBERT PRIEM JANICE PROSSACK FRANK RAINEAR CRISTINA RAMOS CYNTHIA RAPPORT KATHRYN RASMUSSEN RAYMOND RAY ROBERT REYNOLDS 56 GAIL RIDER SUE RICKETTS STEVE RISBERG WARD RIVERS STEVE ROCKEY LESLIE ROSE 57 SHARON SANTAMARIA WILLIAM SCANLON GRACE SCHMIDT VALERIE SCHUL JIM SCHUSTER 58 ROB SCHWEIGER STACY SEMPIER BARBARA SHANNO BRIAN SHARPE CAROLYN SHARPLESS MARGARET SEASHOLTZ JANICE SEBRING PHYLLIS SEDLACEK ALFRED SHAW POLLY SHELTON RICHARD SHEPHERD CYNTHIA SHIMER JAMES SHUTE KENNETH SILVERWOOD TOM SILVA 60 LORENA SITA BRUCE SKIDMORE DOUGLAS SLOTTER ARTHUR SMITH PAIGE SNADER PAUL SPIEGEL GEORGE STANKO THEODORE STEEGE JESSICA SPANGLER MICHAEL STEINHARTER 61 MARK STEVENSON ART STEWART SARAH STINE LISA STOCK PAMELA STEVENS 62 JOHN TATE DEBORAH TELLER CHRIS TETER RALPHE THARPF CURT THOMAS DUANE THOMPSON 63 KEITH TOLAND LUCINDA TOWNSEND PATRICIA TRAINOR BARBARA TRINGL JIM TROLIER 64 JAMES TROMBETTI PETER TUNNELL CYNTHIA TROWERY AMY TURNER KAREN TUTTLE BRETT UPPER JOHN URI MONICA VAUGHN JIM VELIMESIS SCOTT VIGUERS 65 JAMES WALSH MARK WARK JON WEAVER SUZANNE WELZ GREG WALSH GARRY WEISSING LAURA JO WEST SUSAN WEST SHELLIE WHEELER JON WINGATE JAMES WHITBY JANE WHITE DARCY WILSON CAROL WORMWOOD 67 BARBARA WOYCE CHARLES WRIGHT DAVID WRIGHT LINDA WYNNE 68 EVANGELOS XYDIS ANDREA YOUNG MICHAEL ZERBATO ELIZABETH YANNI RAYMOND YATES GINGER YOUNG NEIL YOUNG CHARLES ZEZZA LAWRENCE ZIEGLER JAMES ZINGG .1 Class Flirts: Beth Bower and Chuck Wright Class Clowns: Clary Meyers and Brian Sharpe Best Dressed: Harry Ong and Julie Borger Senior Superlatives A survey was taken of the Senior class one morning during homeroom in order to pick seniors appropriate for the superlatives. These are the responses that the majority of people choose for each category. The one category that is not represented here is CLASS PARTIER which was over- whelmingly proclaimed as the Class of '77! Most Friendly: Ben Dority and Anne Robie Best Looking: Duke Lee 70 Cutest Couple. Trinka Rasmussen and Steve Krohn °st 'ttMetic Kevin Osbourne and loanne Most Talkative: Richard Connelly and Carol Mackey Wormwood Best Looking: Amy Hayward Most Ukely To Succeed: Dave McGarry and Stacy Sempier 71 Arfd ieam to fill'the n£ 4pf$ulw|atk - v f Replace the dearf with otheHiyes. An 'yet, the .memory lingers oh, V Forgetting not the sky Was higher, Remembering loves and lives who've gone lust one more stick for each soul's fire. All the changes and confusion promises and false illusions rl - Walking forward and alw M' Y trying ' . ’j p The joys with laO vag, scWrfv And tl)isv Arthur Smith If we remember God will guide us With a strong and loving hand And no matter what may happen He will care and understand ... Surely then we can be brave enough To smile through all our tears And to find a peace of heart that lasts Through many happy years. In memory of Gail with love, John Alberici Gail Louise Rider To Jean, You made me happy my friend to have been with you. You made me laugh my friend when you smiled. My deepest secrets have been aired And I know that you cared because you always trusted me. But now you're gone; I'm all alone. Why did God take you? No more smiles, no more parties, no more music for you. But really I'm the one who loses out; you're gone. I miss you my friend And I'd love you back again But I'm sure that death doesn't work that way. As I wonder why it was you who died. I know the Lord took you; he wanted you that day. Love, Nickie jean Louise Vernon ---—I CllCS i activities Student Council Student Council is the most effective voice students have concerning all facets of school activity. The Council has influ- ence in many aspects of cur- riculum, disipline, and activi- ties. It provides its members with the experience of working within the system of the school and administration. Officers: B. Winther, Secretary; B. Brown, President of Community Affairs; D. McGarry, President; L. Driscol, President of Faculty and Student Rela- tions. Missing: A. Goldstein, Treasurer; C. Barnett, Social Chairman. 76 ROW 7: M. Feulner, R. Thomas, N. Ohara, B. Scholch, K. Rydstrom, L A. Young. ROW 2: R. Cottone, T. Alfieri, B. Braham, C. Young, C. Reichert. ROW 3: J. Hassler, I. Castillo, S. Sempier, B. Gregg, J. Bratchi, N. Twyman, A. Beiswinger, C. Green, J. Leeh, B. Williams, L. Doyle. Social Aides Social Aides contribute a grace and charm to Conestoga High School. They host activities, serve as guides, welcome parents, and give a personal welcome to school visitors. Social aids are young la- dies and gentlemen who help our school by giving a thoughtful con- sideration for all guests. ROW 7: J. Novello, L. Snelling. ROW 2: L. Bobb, P. Bennett, G. Young, B. Graff, S. Boyle, R. Bobb. Miss- ing: K. Kincade, M. Seasholtz, B. Tringl, L. Marshall. Hostess Club The purpose of the Hostess Club, spon- sored by Olga Dutzer, is to provide a friendly and capable food service to social functions in Conestoga and the communi- ty. The enthusiastic members of the club frequently are seen preparing gourmet delicacies within the confines of the Home Ec suite. 77 The Library Aids combine service with pleasure as they provide vital services for the student body. Among services performed are such tasks as checking materials in and out, replacing borrowed items, filing, repairing materials and assisting with inventory and processing of materials. They also enjoy a winter deco- rating party and a spring picnic. D. Rivas, M. Heston, Mr. McElroy. Chemistry Aides E. Egan, D. Newman, M.C. Smith, R. Cowery. Missing: B. Newman. Library Aides Health Aides Student Health Aides are usually interested in the field of health for a career. The aids assist in the Health Office and this gives them an opportunity to become familar with many members of the health team. Clerical duties, maintaining athletic first aid kits, recruiting for the Bloodmobile, and participating in commu- nity classroom or medical careers are some of their activities. B. Schrecongost, L. Price. Counselor Aides The Counselor Aides are chosen by the Guidance Department be- cause of their friendly outgoing per- sonalities. These Aides help make the new Conestoga students feel at home. They introduce them to oth- er students, show them the school, and explain the various rules and regulations, clubs, sports, and other activities so that they may become interested in and participate in the field of their choice. ROW 7. D. Fledderjohn, B. Keithley, M. Steinharter, A. Robie, P. Barret, N. Vaughn, J. Marston, J. Prossack. ROW 2: B. Murrey, A. Bosley, T. Rasmussen, L. Bobb, S. Clarke, L. Giovannini, J. Eckenrod, K. Mooney, L. Snelling, T. Hastings. ROW 3: D. Reger, R. Bobb, P. Bennett, E. Egan, D. Mesropian, B. Winther, N. Anderson, S. Papriello. ROW 4: J. Brown, L. Guender, D. Bosin, A. Pillion, A. Buzby, S. Garrity, P. Tunnell, K. Marisco, L. Doyle, M. Baker, S. Christianson. 79 A.F.S. The American Field Service club at Con- estoga tries to promote peace and under- standing by sponsoring exchange stu- dents. This year Conestoga has two stu- dents: Fabienne Pringiers from Belgium and Christie Ramus from the Philippines. Conestoga has also sent Linda Gyrsting to France for the year. The clubs main func- tion during the year is an International Weekend, during which all the exchange students in the Philadelphia area are en- tertained at Conestoga for a weekend. Other activities the club sponsors are rose sales, Silence Day and a fall fair. Officers: D. Leidheiser, B. Granat, L Doyle, A. Turner, J. Girard, D. Marion. Members: C. Austin, J. Austin, M. Baker, S. Barker, A. Barshinger, j. Bartlett, L. Beaver, A. Bell, P. Bingham, J. Bratschi, B. Brown, T. Brown, M. Carbone, C. Cochran, j. Corcoran, L. Cosgrave, C. Cowgill, T. Crow, L. Delporte, M. Deno, D. Deswert, B. Diehl, L. Dings, D. Driscoll, L. Driscoll, M. Dute, N. Farmer, D. Fitzgerald, P. Furman, S. Fussed, G. Garvin, M. J. Graham, J. Griest, M. Hahn, D. Hannington, M. Heddlson, T. Hiser, J. Hsu, S. Kressley, L. Kurtz, K. Kurtz, P. Lee, J. Legg, L. Lentress, P. Lienti, K. Lindquist, R. McComas, L. Michaud, M. B. Mulik, M. Newhouse, L. Norsworthy, L. Paumen, K. Pennington, K. Peterson, A. Price, L. Price, F. Pringiers, M. Reber, L. Reinhard, C. Ruck, M. Shirkness, M. C. Smith, M. Smith, P. Snader, M. Snodgrass, R. Stephens, D. Streeter, F. A. Taylor, M. Turek, A. Vandebunt, A. L. Wolfe. c.s.o. The Conestoga Service Organiza- tion is a group of concerned stu- dents who are interested in helping fellow members of our community. C.S.O. organizes monthly activities for children with learning deficien- cies and participates in other pro- jects that are in the interest of the community. This year, like last, the C.S.O. organized and sponsored the annual Bike-Hike for the Pennsylva- nia Association of Retarded Citizens. ROW 7: S. Shareff, D. Leidheiser, J. Flanagan, M. Doyle, S. Potter, S. Boyle, J. Prossack, S. Gordan, J. Corcorran. ROW 2: F. Adamthwaite, L. Baxendell, L. Dings, A. Turner, J. Mahairas, L. Price, C. Green, N. Twyman, L. Doyle, S. Safford. ROW 3. B. Gregg, D. Fledderjohn, C. Cleaver, B. Braham, D. Slotter, L. Rose, D. Barwise, S. Garitty, M. McGann, E. Oswald. National Honor Society Members of National Honor Society represent students who excel not only academically but also in qualities of service, lead- ership, and character. This group will assist with develop- ment of, and plans for. Career Day, provide tutoring service for High School students and also develop and participate in projects when and where needed. ROW 1: L. Bobb, R. Moon. ROW 2: L. Price, L. Doyle, J. Mahairis, J. Novello. ROW 3: P. Bennett, P. Zupanick, D. Leidheiser, J. Borger. ROW 4: S. Sempier, B. Kipping, L. Dujmich, B. Braham, S. Risberg, R. Bobb, ROW 5: B. Gregg, S. Papriello. National Merit Semi-finalists These seniors were identified as National Merit Semi- finalists on the basis of their 1975 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests. These semi-finalist were amoung the highest scoring students in Pennsylvania. The semi-finalist represent the top half of one percent of the nation's most academically talented young people. ROW1: J. Sebring, J. Trollier. ROW 2: B. Dannells, M. Steinharter. ROW 3: D. Krasner, C. Barnett. ROW 4: S. Smith, E. Tarry. 81 Senior Variety Show The Senior Varity Show held on Friday, October 15 and Saturday, October 16 was a complete success due to hard work and hectic rehearsals. Thanks to the help of Miss Bates and Mr. Doyle, the advisors, and all the participants in the show, the large audiences enjoyed acts ranging from slapstick to the well-trained artists. Sue McLoud, Brian Sharpe, and Matt Hirsch hosted the show and created a little comedy of their own. Overall, the Class of 1977 did an outstanding job. Fencing ROW 7; S. Jones, D. Newman, A. Berger, S. Harrison. ROW 2: L. Snelling, M. Johnson, A. Rice, R. Lowery, R. Casey, E. Egan. ROW 3: M. Smith, A. Tringl, L. Patterson, M. Smith, J. Bey. Pep Club Pep club promotes interest in athletic events, galvanizes school spirit, and pro- vides assorted service functions. Some club activities include sale of programs at football games, in conjunction with the Gridiron Club, sales of shakers, buttons, and other spirit items, publicizing sporting events through signs, posters, announce- ments, and placing of schedules at local T-E businesses. Basketball programs are compiled and sold by Pep Club members. Bus transportation is arranged for students when playoffs are outside the league. Sale of refreshments at all home wrestling and basketball games, some gymnastic meets, and the faculty-football team basketball game provide a service to the fan and a source of income for the club. Pep club helps subsidize the continued operation of the annual Conestoga track and field carnival which hosts approximately 38 elementary, junior and senior highs. Refreshments are sold at this event. Pep Club funds have been used to provide championship banners for central league sports, a track soccer-cross-country clock and scoreboard and the Conestoga wagon on the auditorium wall. The most recent project is coordinating funds for a universal gym. ROW 7. J. Eisenberg, D. Bosin, J. Schuster. ROW 2: R. Capriola, B. Kar- nofski, R. Jordon, D. Slotter. ROW 3: S. Alfieri, D. Pestalozzi, K. Phelan, A. Ashton, L. McAleer. ROW 4: J. Uri, M. Steinharter, R. Moon, J. Mckin- non, K. Kincade. ROW 5: L. Patson, T. Grosholze, L. Dimarcantonio, B. Kipping, M. Heston. 84 Modern Dance And Salatare The Modern Dance Club in- volves a group of girls interested in choreographing and perform- ing their own dances. Salatare ' a group within the Modern Dance Club, consists of girls who, after trying out, participate in an annual spring show. ROW 7. R. Serna, N. Robinson, B. Schalch, I. Castillo, S. Mathes, M. Smith, J. Borger, C. Lee, M. Stock, D. Hinterleiter, L. Flint, M. Rose. ROW2: S. Blumenthal, L. McCann, A. Ashton, L. Stacy, A. Monk, M. Price, L. Wilkinson, P. Carlson, S. Jones, K. Lindquist, P. Lee, M. Huhn, A. Dutchunson, C. Shusy, A. Hoffman. ROW 3: V. Crapo, J. Roche, P. Miller, B. Ryndstrom, G. Garvin, D. Medkeff, B. Mack, M. Lavanchy, T. Cassidy, S. Davies, C. Gaskill, S. Kleckner, T. Holgren, C. Turek, K. Krohn, J. Earl, M. Dempsey, E. McGurk, D. Deswert, K. Pennington, N. Farmer, T. Braun. c£' • - SALATARE-ROW 1: A. Dutchyshyn, I. Castillo, T.Cassidy. ROW 2. P. Lee, A. Rice, K. Lindquist. ROW 3: B. Schalch, J. Borger, N. West, C. Lee, A. Ashton. ROW 4: N. Robinson, V. Crapo, G. Slotter, T. Holgren, S. Blumenthal, J. Roche. ROW 7: S. Garrity, B. Romeiser, D. Bauran, M. K. Jex, ROW 2: D. Hinterleiter, J. Hewitt, L. Price. ROW 3: L. Sita, L. Longmire, ROW 4: S. Watson, P. Braham, C. Schimdt, A. Bell, F. Taylor, F. Pringlers, R. Schweiger, K. Matherson, J. Moller. ROW 5; D. Broderick, J. Broschard, L. Borger, T. Travner, S. Toland, B. Ammen. Ski Club The Conestoga Ski Club was formed three years ago. Its main ob- jective is to improve skiing skills through competitive racing. Sla- lom racing and frees- tyle competition are the two events the ski team will be involved in this year. These meets were held every week at Spring mountain, January through March. The sponsor is Mr. Adams, and the captains are Keith and Sue Toland. The Ski Club was also involved in a trip to Whiteface Mt., the site of the 1980 Winter Olympics. Bowling Club The Bowling Club is an ac- tivity available to any student who wishes to bowl, regard- less of ability. A league, sanc- tioned by the A.J.B.C., is or- ganized with the club which meets at Devon Lanes each Wednesday for a specified number of weeks. Each year, a varsity and J.V. team is selected from the club to compete against oth- er high schools in the area. ROW 7: Mr. Vanderslice, F. Fitzger- ald, M. DeCaro, J. Fry, B. Lodge. ROW 2: M. Damiano, D. Fulwider, B. Claypoole, J. Lehman, D. Smith, J. Tate, M. Sullivan, G. Jung. ROW 3: B. Snyder, B. Hunt, R. Rizioti, S. Clarke, M. Glennon, J. Langerhans, M. Dwyer, B. Cabba, S. Good, B. Par- idy, B. Anderson. ROW 4: J. Kem- merer, P. Woolford, A. Snider, B. Betts, D. Brown. i Pancake Breakfast The Class of 1977 sponsered a Pancake Break- fast on the morning of November 20, before the last football game of the season against Penncrest. The Co-chairmen, Rosanne Bobb, Anne Lehr, and Jim Schuster did an excellent job of organizing the annual event. People who attended enjoyed the menu of pancakes, sau- sage, orange juice and milk, coffee or tea. Ap- proximately one hundred and twenty-five stu- dents helped make the breakfast for the hungry people who attended. For the hungriest, there was a pancake eating contest. Everyone who participated or came to support the Senior class found fun, good service and all of the pancakes they could eat. ROW 7; L. Engram. ROW 2: M. Trollier. ROW 3: B. Kershner, J. Uri,). Fry, C. Park. ROW 4: S. Heilmayer, A. Smith, D. Krasner. ROW 5: B. Belcher, J. Marston, A. Turner, E. Tarry, B. Dannels. ROW 6: M. Kevane, J. Fukuyama, M. Steinharter, ). Trollier, M. Damiano, A. Schneider, B. Braham, M. Vaughn. Horticulture Club The greenhouse at Conestoga is really a branch of our biology department and therefore fulfills a major purpose in supplying the school community with a place to keep, grow, fix, and experiment with various plants. It is maintained by students who are interested enough in plant care to use their free time to make new cuttings, pot and re-pot plants, make special soil mixes, fertilize, water and give all the necessary T.L.C. to needy flora. It's Mathematical The mathematical club has a mem- bership of mental magicians. It is a rational organization dealing with ir- rational numbers. Chief among its functions, the club forms a team which challenges other area high schools to a competition of speed and accuracy in the vast spectrum of numbers. Debate And Speech Club Debate and speech club is an organization in which every member actively participates. We are members of district 10 for our P.H.S.S.L. area. We compete with other schools in various speech events, including extemporaneous speaking, persuasive speak- ing, informative speaking, and oral interpre- tation of prose, poetry and dramatic litera- ture. ROW 1: J. Morris, B. McAllister, L. McAllister, G. Garvin, M. Vaughn, R. Bingham, L. Engram, A. Rice, B. Brown. Wherever the die is cast, this group of table tacticianers meet to pon- der what is truly black or white. The club gains fresh membership in the many spectators who con- vert to competitors after observing fundamentals. Chess And Backgammon Club 91 ROW 1: B. Malloy, K. Silverwood, L. Engram, E. Egan, M. Dut£, M. Dalton, ). Evanson, J. Morris. ROW 1: Y. Alston (President), C. Trowery, R. Shepard. ROW 2: K. Howard, L. Alston, J. Glaze, A. Bell, D. Bell, R. Shepard, S. Bucanan, S. Dickerson, Mr. Kovack. ROW 3: F. Kartar, K. Godlock, W. Sample, V. Banks, D. Boyer, R. Cook, S. McCloud, B. Geter. ROW 4: K. Bell, L. Shipman, A. Richardson, B. Bell, D. Stommen, C. Robertson, B. Francis, C. Brown, V. Wight, S. Shepard, R. Mitchell, M. Shipman. 92 The Black Student League The Black Student League is an organization which fosters and promotes Black participation in school and community efforts. It is a representative group which strives for a better understanding and incorporation of the Black perspective. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is for all stu- dents interested in Spanish Cul- ture. There is an International Dinner in the spring with the Ger- man Club. The Christmas party is an annual festivity, replete with pffftta. The club also planned a field trip to see a Spanish play. ROW 1: A. Carenzo, B. Winther, K. Hutchinson, J. Evenson, L. Dujmich. ROW 2: J. Sebring, C. Hallrah, M. Rosato, S. Rectanwall, J. Bratschi, J. Corcoran, M. Frost, P. Furman. ROW 1: D. Dowell, C. O'Brien, J. Christman, C. Gallon, S. Neiman. ROW 2: T. Medama, S. Rectanwall, M. Rosato, J. Bratschi, C. Hallrah. ROW 3: T. Thomas, D. Neiman, J. Krum, D. McKinney, B. Myers. German Club This is a very active organization of Germanophiles. The member- ship is frequently entertained and educated by slides and lectures presented by those who have toured Germany. In keeping with their fondness to taste things ger- maine to the Fatherland, the club dines at numerous German res- taurants and prepares seasonal events such as traditional tree decorating at Christmas and a fasching party before Lent. Halloween Once again the student body returned to their childhood by dressing up in costumes on the Friday before Halloween. This is the second annual Halloween Day which Cones- toga has held. It was organized by Tom Calla- han who also emceed the contest which was held during fifth period. Among the top winners were Buffy Murray in her catapiller costume, and Ted Grosholz, Mike Rosato, and Chuck Wright who imitated ladies of the evening. Overall, the event was very enter- taining. FBLA Future Business Leaders of America FBLA is a national youth organization for all secondary stu- dents enrolled in business education programs. The club is designed to help business students prepare for entry into busi- ness and office occupations. There are over 150 chapters orga- nized in Pennsylvania, involving over 6,000 members. Mem- bers learn how to engage in individual and group business- operated enterprises; how to hold office and direct the affairs of the group; how to work with representatives of other youth organizations; and how to compete honorably with other FBLA members on the local, state, and national levels. It also provides an opportunity for travel to state and national conferences, visits to other chapters and business enterprises, and close contact with successful businessmen and women. 96 ROW 7: A. Bruni, B. Dipiano (Treasurer), E. Demonte (Secretary), C. Rubbo (President), N. Bowes, M.J. Toroni, S. Marshall, K. Miller, J. Nelson, J. Bowman, K. Heggerty. ROW 2: J. Flannagari, Mrs. Wimer, K. Buck, P. Ashdale, D. Stettson, K. Rittew, D. Paolizzi, P. Heggerty, P. Dicinque, M. Dicinque, M. Depenna. d«nt «tore School Store Students who want to serve their fellow students have an opportunity to work in the school store. A variety of school supplies are offered at rea- sonable prices. Gym supplies are a big item at the beginning of the year. Jackets, T-shirts, sweaters, and gym bags can also be obtained. ROW 1: Mr. Bialous, L. Miller, J. DeAntonio, C. Shinn. Banking Club One of the most active service clubs at Conestoga, the Banking Club is responsible for the handling and account- ing of all the money for all of the school activities. A daily deposit is made of all incoming funds and many checks are written to meet the expenditures of the various club and activity functions. The members of the Banking Club handle much responsiblity with great care and exactness. Membership in the Banking Club is limited to a very few students who are trustworthy and willing to work every seventh period of the school day. S. Rickets, M. Reed. District Chorus Pictured here are the eight concert choir mem- bers who through auditions were selected for the Dis- trict Chorus Festival held at Conestoga in February. The singers who placed in the top ten in each voice part went on to Regional Chorus at Owen J. Roberts High School. The top two from districts were honored by their selection to All-State Chorus in Pittsburgh. DISTRICT CHORUS-N. Hunter, S. Church, A. Matso, D. Marion, D. Belcher, K. Faber, S. Spane, S. Sempier. Regional Chorus All State Chorus REGIONAL CHORUS-N. Hunter, S. Church, D. Marion, S. Sempier. ALL-STATE CHORUS-S. Sempier, N. Hunter. 98 Boys And Girls Chorus The boys were joined this year by some young ladies who like to sing a little tenor now and then. They, too, sang for the Christmas and Spring concerts. Although small, the girls chorus for this year was a great group. They also participated in the Christmas concert and the Spring concert as they do each year. ROW 1: D. Halderman, Mr. Vanderslice. ROW 2: M. Brown, D. Clark, D. Wood, B. Francis, J. Hodges, B. Lashbrook, P. Bateman. ROW 7: S. Byrne, E. Carenzo, M. Baker, J. Girard, L. Stacy, J. Buchanan, B. Denlinger. ROW 2. D. Streeter, M. Vaughn, G. Lucas, G. Hendren, M. Price, K. Hutchison, P. Hufuat, L. Clardy. ROW 3: W. Linton, E. Oswald, C. Aus- tin, K. Graeff, D. Hannington, J. Finkel, M. Gutsche, S. Mathes, L. Babcock. ROW 4: J. Harvey, M. Smith, K. Cleaver, Mr. Vanders- lice, L. Fentress, E. Kelley, N. Moore. Accompanists Concert Choir carries two accom- panist's, Beth Manus and Karen Lin- quist, who share the work load dur- ing rehearsals and for concerts. They also sing with the choir on selections that are performed a cappella. The accompanist with seniority also plays for the ensemble. 99 BASS SECTION- ROW 7: A. Hicks, E. Bartine, J. Murphy, R. Arens- chield, R. Tickner. ROW 2: A. Metricarti, D. Midgley, M. Osborne, J. Humphrey, K. Eichner, G. Atkinson, C. Bostwick. ROW 3: K. Zimmer, W. Zander, B. Snyder, J. Laking, B. Rider, D. Richardson, S. Bosin. TENOR SECTION-ROW 7: W. Kelley, E. Rubei, T. Hisser. ROW 2: B Butcher, D. Clarke, E. Tarry. ENSEMBLE-ROW 7; N. Hunter, L. Anderson, D. Belcher, A. Bulger, K. Faber, A. Carter. ROW 2: M. Leiser, D. Marion, B. Manus, S. Sempier, C. Barnes. ROW 3: A. Metricarti, A. Hicks, B. Butcher. 100 ROW 4: D. Clarke, T. Hiser, E. Tarry, K. Eichner. Concert Choir The Concert Choir, a select organization, offers those stu- dents who qualify an opportunity to become acquainted with a wide variety of choral music. Each year a major work or produc- tion is performed in February. This year, because of the energy crises it had to be canceled. The music selected was performed at the Spring concert, however. In addition to the three sched- uled school programs, an attempt is made to have the choir sing at some outside institution such as a local church or a musical convention. SOPRANO SECTION-ROW 7. P. Llenti, J. Koestler, S. Nepveux, A. Bulger, K. Faber, J. White. ROW 2: S. Stacey, J. Ransom, L. Hatch, L. Michaud, M. Billotta. ROW 3: S. Kallay, S. Clarke, J. Caldwell, R. Manion, B. McAllister, C. Barnes. ROW 4: M. Bradely, P. Carlson, S. Sempier, F. Rivers, S. Spane, L. McAllister, P. Stevens. BASS SECTION-ROW 7: J. Clayton, P. Blazer, J. Verrei, A. Carter, L. Price, N. Hunter. ROW 2: K. Anderson, D. Belcher, L. Anderson, C. Hastings, M. Leiser, S. Hillyer. ROW 3: K. Kerr, D. Aberle, C. Townsend, M. Baskett, L. Townsend, S. Church. ROW 4: D. Marion, P. McLarnon, C. Zupanick, P. Flanagan, A. Matson, K. Krohn, S. Barker. Symphonic Band The Symphonic Band numbers one hundred six members and had quite a record this year. They performed at Pennsylvania Music Educators Convention in Pittsburgh, and the Music Educators National Convention in Washington D.C. at which time they premiered Secretary of the Navy J. William Middenborts Big Brass Band march and also were named a National Band Association's Honor Band. They also performed at Niagara Falls, Canada. PICCOLO: C. Martin. FLUTE: S. Wheeler, L. Mathewson,, C. Lawrence, C. Caltabiano, E. Coggeshall, N. Bowes, R. McClurken, B. Graf, T. Hastings, M. Wojcik, K. Anderson, E. Callahan, L. Farwell, T. Crow. Bb CLARINET: J. Trolier, K. Austin, W. Wallace, A. Marston, M. Baskett, J. Hassler, B. Latshaw, S. Hillyer, L. Thorburn, A. Stork, M. Bohlman, S. Stahl, K. Krohn, D. Burdick, E. Carr, K. Pennington, M. Rcber, S. Brown, D. Deswert, D. Stetson, P. Ashdale. ALTO CLARINET: A. Bciswinger, J. Redmond. BASS CLARINET: L. Pinkstaff, P. Staley. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: K. Oliss. OBOE: J. Langerhans, T. Benson. BASSOON: N. Prescott, D. Richardson. ALTO SAXOPHONE: M. DeCaro, D. Tang, K. Hencken, R. Abruzzi, W. Abbate, M. Helak. TENOR SAXOPHONE: J. Rice, A. Carter. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: J. Bendinelli. CORNET: A. Smith, A. Smith, C. Terebessi, J. Moser, S. Smith, B. Bristol, S. Davis, P. Woolford, T. McBryan, P. Warren, S. Downes, M. Dregalla, R. Brundage, S. Humphrey, P. Schuster, W. Geasy, R. Yates. FRENCH HORN: J. Weaver, J. Manley, J. Stover, P. Stevens, B. Carroll, T. Huber. TROMBONE: J. Hess, G. Hytha, C. Barnett, M. Kevane, M. DiLucca, M. Trolier, R. Priem, W. Galbraith, J. Ryder, G. Gower, W. Young. BARITONE: D. Fulwider, B. Rider, M. Daimano, J. Lehman. TUBA: A. Greene, J. Shannahan, W. Dewees, B. Dannells, R. Clare, D. Snowe, J. Callahan. BATTERY: D. Bischoff, J. Drnec, D. Bosin, H. Ong, J. Davin, M. Spangler, D. Hughes, L. McAllister, R. Abel, E. Longenecker. 101 Orchestra Our orchestra numbers sixty and is the pride and joy of us all. They aren't exceedingly large but make up for it with hard work. They were also se- lected, by tape audition, to per- form in Pittsburgh for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Convention and for the Music Educators National Convention in Washington D.C. To com- plete their 1977-78 season, a concert was given overlooking the falls in Niagara Falls, Can- ada. CELLOS-N. Ashworth, S. Heilmayer, R. Thomas, B. Marston, A. Frost. VIOLAS-R. Stephens, S. Millheim, E. Freeze, C. Kadyk. STRING BASS-D. Barenborg, C. Morris, K. Brown, J. VIOLINS-T. DeGrandis, L. Hatch, C. Bostwide, C. Townsend, S. Church, J. Marston, C. Lambeck, Price. Missing-M. Richey. D. Driscoll, J. Hsu, D. Schmidt. Missing-C. Young, B. Heidler. 102 Marching Band The Marching Band is comprised of ninety-six musicians, thirty-two kickline, fifteen colorguard, two ma- jorettes and one feature majorette, two managers, two propmen and its leader Dave Burdick, drum major. The unit is selected by audition and during the 1976-1977 year has per- formed for ten football games, the Miss America Pageant, and the Blos- som Festival in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. FLUTES-D. Richardson, E. Calahan, B. Graf, G. Caltabiano, R. McClurken, T. Hastings, E. Coggeshall, N. Bowes, C. Lawrence, L. Farwell, K. Anderson, T. Crow. CLARINETS-ROW 1: K. Krohn, M. Reber, L. Thor- burn, D. Deswert, S. Hil- lyer, M. Bohlman, J. Red- mond, J. Hassler, P. Ash- dale, D. Brown, B. Lat- shaw. ROW 2: K. Bliss, B. Wallace, I. Pinkstaff, M. Baskett, A. Matson, D. Stetson, L. Corr, K. Pen- nington, J. Trolier, S. Stahl. SAXAPHONES-B. Abbate, M. DeCaro, D. Tang, J. Rice, M. Helak, K. Henkin, A. Carter. TUBAS-A. Greene, B. Dewees, j. Shannahan, B. Dannells, J. Snowe, P. Staley, j. Callahan, B. Clare. TROMBONES-]. Hess, F. Gower, C. Barnett, M. Di- Luca, J. Ryder, G. Hytha, M. Kevane, W. Galbreth, M. Trolier. TRUMPETS-ROW1: P. Wadford, P. Warren, P. Schuster, S. Davis, S. Humphrey, T. McBryan, S. Smith, A. Smith. ROW 2. A. Smith, C. Terebesi, B. Bristol, J. Moser, M. Dregalla, R. Yates, S. Downes, B. Geasey, R. Brundage. BARITONES-B. Rider, D. Fulwider, M. Damiano, J. Lehman. DRUMS-ROW 1: D. Bishoff, J. Drnec, H. Ong, J. Davin, M. Spangler, D. Hughes. ROW 2: B. Abel, D. Bosin, L. McAllister, E. Longnecker. Band Front MAJORETTES- B. Gregg, N. Twyman, T. Williams. DRUM MAJOR- D. Burdick. KICKUNE-ROW L. McGann, B. Kershner, L. Sita, L. Rose, T. Cassidy, D. Doughty, V. Crapo, B. Dietz, L. Young, I. Castillo. ROW 2: A. Dutchyshyn, A. Ashton, C. Lee, B. Heidler, A. Beiswinger, V. Shanno, L. VanHorn, J. Simpson, K. Santamaria, C. Townsend, K. Austin. ROW 3: N. West, L. Regan, G. Stein, E. Freeze, S. Sempier (Captain), L. Marshall, L. McAleer (co-captain), G. Slotter, T. Holgren, J. Flynn, C. Green. 106 COLORGUARD-l. DiMarcantonio (captain), S. Wheeler, C. Martin, K. Lehr, T. Rasmusson, D. Reger, J. Legg, G. Austin, B. Tringl, A. Crevey, L Brownfield, S. Lodge, S. Benedict, C. Simcoe, D. Leidheiser (co-captain). PROPMEN AND MANAGERS-]. Bravacos, G. Rider, K. McIntosh, A. Hicks. Homecoming 1976 Much excitement surrounded this year's homecoming events. While our football team struggled valiantly, we were overcome by the Radnor Raiders. But this was the only flaw in a rousing evening. Opening festivities featured the annual float Senior Court competition between classes. The theme was the future, but as happened so often in the past, the seniors grabbed first place. All three presentations were well done. More joyous shouts abounded during half-time at the announcement of Duke Lee and Amy Hayward as Homecoming King and Queen. Fittingly, the evening reached its peak in a spectacular performance of sight and sound by the Marching Show Band. LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Tom Harris, Tony Cecco, Julio Brown. RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Amy Hayward, Julio Clowitt, Duko Loo. Junior Court ROW 7: J. Roche, J. Cottone. ROW 2: J. Rosmuz, R. Cottone. ROW 3: M. Turek, D. Chambliss, J. Dannaker. Sophomore Court ROW 7: B. Mottis, J. Flynn. ROW 2. B. Holland, J. McFarlane. ROW 3: M. McConnell, M. Dempsey. Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: V. Jamieson, J. Cottone, L. VanHorn, J. Clewitt (co-captain), B. Sharpe (pioneer), J. Borger (captain), C. Cooney, S. Alfieri, A. Keavy. ROW 2: J. Longenecker, K. McGarry, J. Roache, K. Phelan, C. Cunningham, S. Blumenthal, B. Braham, J. Rozmus, C. Hollrah, J. Crawford. no The Varsity Cheerleading squad consists of 12 girls and 5 boys, there is also a pioneer. The J.V. squad has 8 girls. Both squads cheer at most sporting events. In the fall, the varsity is aided by the boys to do special stunts and gymnastics. During winter, they cheer at wrestling matches and boys basketball games. Cheer- leading ends in March after the last playoff is played. ROW 1: J. Dunkle, C. Bartholomew (captain), H. Makgill (co-captain), D. Letmate (alternate). ROW 2: C. Turek, C. Errickson, W. Rubin, B. Christenson, ). Nicolini. Audio Visual Club ROW 7: L. Glazebrook, S. Rectanwall, L. A. Young, M. Sirkus, C. Gallon. ROW 2: J. Brats- chi, K. Brown, J. Mulier, S. Brust, L. Engram. 112 The Audio-Visual Club's purpose is to distribute A.V. materials to faculty and students. In addition, the students help reproduce materials and make minor repairs to the A.V. equipment. The club also cooperates with the Main Line Night School by supplying students to help with the audio visual equipment. Photography Club The focus of the Photography Club is on cameraderie. Along with sharing shutter secrets in informal discussion of their work, the club also provides services to the school. Photos for press release in school and community newspapers are taken and developed by club members. The club also snaps portraits at both junior and senior proms. ROW 7: D. Mesropian, L. Babcock, L. Michaud, M. White, D. Halderman, S. Reese, K. Faber, E. Spinelli, S. Harrison, ROW 2: F. Rivers, D. Zander, B. Baily, S. Jones, J. Beasley, M. Billotta, N. W'aitman, L. Fentress, S. Spane, D. Marion, S. Nevpheax, i. Stock, A. Bulger, S. Alfieri, L. Dujmich, B. Bradley, R. Rogers, Y. Austin, D. Murdock, S. Kressling, B. Me Allister, B. Granat. ROW 3: S. Heilmeyer, D. Wood, M. Mead, A. Frost, P. Balzer, C. DiCarlo, L. Robbins, A. Hicks, A. Rettew, D. Desworth, L. Me Allistor, J. Bruan, K. Pennington, A. Rice. ROW 4: K. Peterson, K. Johns, L. Engholm, J. Kessler, J. Kramer. Drama Club The Conestoga Drama Club is open to all students who wish an extra-curricular experience in the produc- tion of drama. The club usu- ally offers two productions a year and assists in the pro- duction of a children's play during the summer. Student produced one-act plays and dramatic skits are performed when student interest sus- tains it. The club also assists other Conestoga groups and com- munity groups in the pro- duction of other theatrical productions and conducts field trips to plays produced outside Conestoga. ROW 7: D. Thai, C. Pritts, M. McCaskey. ROW 2: C. Deifenderfer, B. Abbate. ROW 3: T. Tomlinson, M. Birman. ROW 4: R. Powell, M. Dwyer. ROW 5: R. Jobson, B. Amen. ROW 6: A. Stewart. Stage Crew The Stage Crew is an organization of students who help with the technical aspects of drama productions and assem- blies which are held at Conestoga. Godspell The production of Godspell which was performed at Conestoga on the evenings of the 16th, 17th, 19th, and the 20th of November was a terrific success because of the hard work and sacrificed time which everyone gave, along with the full house which was present at every perfor- mance. To Mr. Ralph Miller of Ram Three Limited, who along with his valuable time donated all the necessary materials to help make Godspell all the success it was, and to our own Dr. Hayes we give thanks for overseeing the tremendous production. C. Green, E. Ambrogi, M.A. Smith, T. Thomas, M. Trickle, S. Rees, K. Dooley, L. Price, B. Gregg. Missing: S. Byrne, J. Corcoran, D. Herbst, P. Barrett. 116 PRESENTING!! in POPULAR insui WWWY rrwviojf f« . ji Vlcnv. lO'.oo - woo IUKU' GitOto 6ym tXa-o'Dor’.oq fHV VjuovlK  Tin . n-at Bloodmobile The third annual Student Bloodmobile took place on February 28, 1977. From 10 to 3 in the girl's gym, the Wayne Paoli branch of the Ameri- can Red Cross collected 80 pints from over 100 students, faculty members, and parents who signed up. We wish to thank these people who gave their time to donate blood. In return, they received coverage for their family or church. The girls spent many weeks to make it the suc- cess it turned out to be. Organizing the Bloodmo- bile involves a lot of publicity to recruit people, sending four students to a student Bloodmobile seminar in Philadelphia, and the responsibility of providing enough refreshment for the donors. ROW 1: D. Corcoran. ROW2: A. Barunas, B. Baxendell, L. Dujmich, B. Roark,L. West, B. Tringl. ROW 3: L. Patson, C. Park, C. Nicander, N. Moore. ROW 4: M. Babich, L. Cvetic, K. McGarry, B. Abbate, S. Toland, L. Reagan, K. Fazio, C. Austin, S. Church. Literary Magazine The Literary Magazine is produced annually by a group of students inter- ested in promoting the creative expres- sion of our own students. Critical and evaluative skills are sharpened as the staff members discuss the merit of the poems, short stories, essays, plays and artworks which have been submitted. Later in the year, the staff members also gain expertise in the technical aspects of magazine design and production. The culmination of this year long activ- ity is the publication of Ninsun. Newspaper The SPOKE, the voice of Cones- toga's student body, informs the students about current events and issues that affect their student life. Published monthly by a staff of twenty-six students, the SPOKE provides a forum for writers, pho- tographers, and artists. ROW 1: D. Newman, T. Hastings, J. Wini- cov, B. Kunze, M. Reed, L. Michaud, J. Hsu. ROW 2: B. Furman, M. Baker, D. McKinney, J. Krumb, M. Stevenson, T. Harris, A. Stewart, D. Barenburg. 117 Each year the yearbook staff is responsible for the prodigious effort of assem- bling what to them is always what oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed. Capturing the uniqueness of our school is barely possible in the limited pages we have; a few wonderful things may have missed our lens or pens, but we sincerely feel we have caught the essence of 1976-1977 at Conestoga. We are proud of every page of this noble effort and hope that all the hours labored in its production bring many moments of fond memories to you now and in the fu- ture. ROW 1: G. Ku, J. Staargaard, V. Xydis, P. Bateman, J. Uri, G. Walsh, L. Patson, T. Domagala, B. Ellis, J. Eckenrode. ROW 2: A. Seasholtz, M. Seasholtz, P. Byrne, D. Medkeff, T. Lumb, S. Kleckner, R. McDermott, C. Gaskill, C. Townsend, P. Lee, L. Doyle,J. Brady, C. Rafferty, S. Maynard. ROW 3: B. Heidler, C. Green (Co-Editor), E. Collett, L. Balmy, T. Rasmussen, D. Rapport, M.K. Jex. ROW 4: R. Cottone, N. Twyman, B. Gregg (Editor), B. Peltier. Missing: V. Jamison. 1977 Pioneer Staff Beth Gregg ...... Cindy Green .... Sally Marshall __ Robert Cottone Greg Walsh ..... Margaret Seasholtz Amy Seasholtz ... Lisa Doyle Cindy Green Betsy Ellis ..... Trinxa Rasmussen Ruth McDermott Judy Echenrode .. Doug Rapport Tracy Lumb ...... Mr. Doyle ....... Mr. Smedley .... ............Editor-In-Chief ..................Co-Editor .........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .........Photography Editor ..............Sports Editor ....Assistant Sports Editor ....Senior Section Editors ........Club Section Editor .............Faculty Editor .... Junior Section Editors Sophomore Section Editors ...........Faculty Advisor .................Babysitter Staff Patty Byrne Cindy Gaskill Debbie Medkaff Cathy Townsend Nancy Twyman Patty Lee Sue Kleckner Sheryl Maynard Ellen Collett Mary Kay Jex Dave Fulwider Sue Davies Joanne Brady Carol Rafferty Lori Balmy Brett Peltier Vera Jamieson Photographers George Ku Pete Bateman Mark Stevenson Jamie Staargaard John Uri Leslie Patson Junior Executive Council J. Cottone (President), M. Turek (Secretary), B. Bradley (Treasurer), D. Moran (Vice-President). ROW 1: M. 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Reese J. Stevens K Waller BEQRGt C. SCOTT IS GREATj Sophomore Executive Council ROW 1: A. Gesner, K. Krohn, M. Adams, D. Newman, L. Walsh, S. Hillyer, A. O'Shaughnessy, B. Schous, D. Mackey, M. McAleer. ROW 2: J. Kemmerer, J. Sack, J. Bartlett, J. Lee, L. Michaud, L. Kanter, W. Dietrich, N. Yeomans, J. Brady, B. Christenson, M. Rose, B. Dietz. ROW 3: T. Tomlinson, Mr. Barr, T. Crow, H. Makgill, C. Townsind, J. Good, E. Spinelli, L. Smith, D. Rapport, R. Arenschild. B Abel R. Andrews B. Adamthwaite D. Arvan N. Adamwaite N. Ashworth K. Andersen R. Bach M. Adams R Arenschild S Bailey M. Baker M Baker B. Balen P Bal er I. Barker C. Barnes K. Barnett A. Barnett 134 M Bar nac lough D. Barry C. Barthlomcw E. Barline E. Bell R. Bell R. Bendinetli T. Benson A Bilotta C Biscoll S. Bi ijkovvski B. Blugerman S. Bosin P. Brown E. Carcnzo C Buchanan B. Carroll I. Bartlett T. Bent D Bird S. Boothby W. Burgee A. Carter D Barcnborg Beasley I. Beavor S. Beausang P. Braham Bovell ). Brady B. 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Shcdlcr A. Sheeler D Skolka K. Skooe C. Sleusi R. Sirna D. Smith J. Smith t. Smith M. Smith B Siegle A Sirkis C. Slinn C. Slotter S. Smith M. Snodgrass I. Stacy P. Staley T. Stanley A. Stern D Stetson S. Stmette M Stork D. Streeter K Subak J. Sunnc i L. Swenson C. Turek A. Turner I. VanHorn S. Toth T. Trice T. Turner A. Tringl B. Vande Bum Tucker D. Thai T. Tomlinson P. Thompson M. Trudel I. Vonkleeck A. Weiheraid R. Williams C. Yocum R. Vann E. Varallo V. Verhoog J. Vermillion I. Vernon J. Vogelgesang LL S. Watson B luebbers T. Walker I. Walsh C. Walton M. Warner I. Wheeler C. White B. Williams I. Williams K Williams K. Williams J. Woodruff N. Youman C. Young T. Young D. Ze za D. Mackey I. Reinhard J V M Vollcov T Vu C. Weger M Welz I. Sample M. Shipman T Ullman D. Yeomans A Williams DANl °£cxi Football ROW 7: Coach Ujobai, D. Turner, D. Steimke, D. DiAntonio, R. Kasznel, J. Eisenberg, D. Gorecki (Captain), D. Howard, P. Paro, M. Machikas, J. Dannaker, R. Capriola, K. Osbourne. ROW 2: Coach McMahon, T. Flynn, W. Voight, S. Papariello, K. Mahoney, D. Lee, R. Marquardt, M. Cassidy, C. MacLean, E. Olson, T. Alfieri, B. Priem, B. Jeter, B. Karnofski, D. Miller. ROW 3: R. O'Kane, M. Pouman, C. Dunnuck, S. Krohn, R. Shirkness, T. Latta, F. Pitts, T. Tracy, M. DiAntonio, B. Sheridan, B. Holland, T. Caulk. ROW 4: Coach Golden, T. McMahon, B. Balen, T. Freeze, R. Rainear, J. Moller, S. Karmiloqicz, G. Schofield, M. Matteson, S. Baily, K. McLean, S. Rudderow, S. Viguers, U. Ingram, T. Harris. ROW 5. Coach Wenger, A. Gesner, N. D'Agostino, M. Clarke, M. Martelucci, B. Geter, M. Ingram, V. Wright, J. Surine, A. Berger, G. Antonini, J. Bendinelli, S. Dickerson, B. Butcher. ROW 6: Coach Cockerill, G. Coffin (Manager), A. Mitchell, S. Lorimer, S. Dickerson, D. Howard, J. Hitchcock. 148 Head Coach Joe Ujobai Captain Dave Gorecki Victorious Pioneers. Brian Holland breaks through the line. Conestoga Bob Preim blocks for quarterback Doug How- ard. scores! Rick Marquardt attempts a field goal. Doug Miller on the tackle. Kevin Osbourne punts for the Pioneers. hH Varsity Volleyball ROW 1: P. Donches, J. Novello (Co-captain), K. Kincade (Co-captain), A. Robie. ROW 2: M. Deno (Manager), M. Helak, P. Guinessy, A. VanMeter, B. Kipping, H. Hughes, P. Klimmeck, S. Mackenzie (Manager). Missing: C. Ramos. 150 For the second consecutive season, the Conestoga vol- leyball team has captured the Central League crown. Led by co-captains Kathy Kincade and Judy Novello, the Pio- neers are the only team at Conestoga that has been unde- feated for as long as it has been in existence. Coach Mari- lyn Stull says, We conquered our inexperience by work- ing hard, playing together as a team and possessing a trememdous desire to win. Heather Hughes demonstrates the style that led the Pioneers to their Central League championship. Co-captain Kathy Kincade sets up for the spike. Peggy Guinessy in top form. Ann VanMeter doing the bump. J.V. Volleyball ROW 7. A. Barnett, C. Kronauer, D. Franklin (Captain), D. Logan, A. O'Shaugnessy. ROW 2; L. Triolo, L. McGarry, L. Chiapetta, B. Marston, T. Guinessy, M. Fulwider. 151 ROW 7: K. Albrecht, B. Newman, D. Barwise, R. Kroehling, B. Romeiser, M. Steinharter, R. Moon, A. Bosley, T. Spector, B. Mason, M. Dornseif, M. Tierney. ROW 2: Coach Grace, J. Winicov (manager), R. Jordan, M. Lankin, M. Barwise, M. McGann, M. Brown, J. Schuster, T. Grosholz, M. Heston, M. Johnson, J. Humphrey, D. Burdick, G. Caltabiano, J. McClay. Dave Barwise, voted Best Offensive Player, demonstrates his rushing ability. Varsity Soccer Goalie Mark Tierney winds up to launch another great throw. The Soccer team finished their season with a record of 4-7-2, placing eighth in the Central League. Although the record doesn't show it, there were many matches in which the Pioneers were in contention until the final seconds of the game. The team considered their best victory to be their 3-1 win over Springfield. Three of our ballplayers received post-season honors. Mark and David Barwise made the First Team All Central League squad and Mark Tierney was awarded Honorable Men- tion. Captains Mike Steinharter and Rick Moon. 152 ROW 1: M. Redman, D. Warner, J. Hoph, P. Phalen, C. Hall, G. Rainear, S. Richards, J. Hewitt, G. Elberfield, D. Arvan, D. Christian, C. Young, J. Grenan. ROW 2: Coach Compitello, D. Zezza, K. Dickenson, S. Friedman, J. Fordham, H. Krochling, J. Bravacos, G. Vupinski, J. McDermott, H. Toroni, D. Spruth, A. Stern, D. Marshall, C. Small, C. Leonard, D. Broderick, J. Yates, R. Beers, M. Dvonch, P. Snowe, S. Kneass, J. Williamson, C. Ester, B. Abel. ROW 7: C. Meyers, L. Longmire, J. Mackey (Co-captain), M. Pisano, D. McCann, J. Scullin, K. Lehr. ROW 2: J. Moller (Co-captain), J. Biedermann, L. Yeomans, J. DeVito, S. Brust, J. Mahairas, L. MacElwee, Coach Frazier. Missing: N. Hayes. ROW 1: M. Johnson, L. Kanter, J. Filipone, M. Sandell, N. Ashworth, M. Cruise. ROW 2: S. Beausang, D. Mackey, C. Hoy, C. Fite, W. Thorton. ROW 3: Coach Werley, M. Carbone, Captain S. Marcantonio, L. Shedler, L. Walsh, D. Yeomans, B. Tracey, J. MacFarlane. 3rd And 4th Team Hockey ROW 1: P. Goodall, M. Feulner, D. Coxe, S. Byrne, B. Roark, M. McOsker, C. Bratschi. ROW 2: D. Streeter, F. Pringiers, S. Stine, L. Hower, M. Mullen, G. Hutchinson, M. Carroll, S. Hughes, J. Verrei. ROW 3: Coach Marley, L. Larri, S. Bonsall, L. Guender, A. Surine, P. Sedlacek, S. Kerns, B. Simpson, L. Mecke, R. Lowry, N. Wortmann, B. Baxendale. The J.V. team looks for pointers in the Varsity game. Coach Marley plans winning maneuver Over hill, over dale ROW 1: P. Warren, M. Dutzman, M. Luttman, F. Brenner, R. Morrison, K. Campbell, P. Tunnell, B. Sweeney, R. Abruzzi. ROW 2: J. Anderson, D. Gurnee, R. Leever, J. Beck, K. Weger, M. Gartland, A. Goldstein, J. Walsh, K. Eichner, B. Lashbrook. Joe Beck, a member of the Second Team All- Central League Cross Country Squad, pushes toward the fin- ish line. Pete Tunnell was named to the First Team All-Central League Cross Country Squad. Golf ROW 7: B. VandeBunt, B. Osmun, J. Nesbitt (manager). ROW 2: L. Marshall (manager), C. Wormwood (manager), P. Eberly. ROW 3: B. Sutter, C. Terebesi, A. Buzby. Conestoga's Golf Team had an- other oustanding season this year. Their forty-three match winning streak was finally broken by Up- per Dublin, but their season re- cord for the Central League was an undefeated 7-0. The 1977 sea- son marked the fifth straight Cen- tral League Championship for the Pioneers. Brian Sutter drives the ball. Chris Terebesi, District Champion, placed in the top twenty in state competition. Here he shows his winning form. Andy Buzby off the fairway. Volleyball v Conestoga Opponent Football 15 Haverford 13 Conestoga Opponent 15 11 25 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 21 15 Penncrest 8 6 Great Valley 13 6 15 18 Springfield 7 15 Radnor 9 0 Ridley 27 15 2 6 Haverford 22 15 Marple Newtown 13 7 Upper Darby 10 15 12 21 Marple Newtown 12 15 Upper Darby 1 14 Radnor 24 15 12 34 Lower Merion 7 15 Ridley 11 7 Penncrest 6 15 6 Conestoga Opponent 1 Coatesville 0 Hockey 2 Henderson 3 Conestoga Opponent 1 Downingtown 1 0 Downingtown 3 2 Great Valley 1 0 Haverford 2 1 Hill School 2 0 Upper Darby 0 0 Lower Merion 1 -0 Marple Newtown 3 4 Marple Newtown 1 1 Radnor 2 0 Radnor 2 0 Penncrest 3 0 Ridley 1 0 Lower Merion 0 0 Haverford 2 0 Springfield Ridley 4 0 3 2 Penncrest Springfield Upper Darby 3 1 2 t 1 § 2 Conestoga Cross Country Opponent Conestoga 419 17 Lower Merion 43 23 Haverford 33 10 Vi 17 Radnor 38 15 31 Springfield 25 IOV2 28 Upper Darby 27 13 ' 2 19 Penncrest 42 14 25 Marple Newtown 32 9 15 Ridley 50 10 Coif Downingtown Forfeit Upper Darby Haverford Penncrest Radnor Upper Dublin Springfield Marple Newtown Opponent 439 4 Vi 0 4 Vi IVi 13 6 5 home visitor COMSTOtA h.s teamer field It s the real thing Coke. The Conestoga boys' basketball had a fantastic season and clinched the Central League Title. The hoopsters began the sea- son by losing a tough first half victory to Radnor, but came back to defeat them for both the second half and district crown. From there the Central League Champions, led by captains Kevin Os- bourne and Doug Howard, captured the District I crown at the Palestra. In three spine tingling games, the Pioneers beat the odds by defeating Coatesville, Norristown and Boyertown. Coach Ger- ry Gasser finished his last season with the Pioneers with a cham- pionship that will long be remembered as the best in Conestoga's history. 160 The team gets psyched for a big game. Boys' Basketball Varsity-ROW 7: U. Ingram; G. Baynard; ROW 2: Coach Gasser; D. Parker; K. Osbourne; J. Stover; D. Howard; S. Risberg; T. Caulk; S. Smith; B. Geter; J. McConnell; S. Hinterleiter. Steve Risberg starts off the game with Radnor. Kevin Osbourne shoots over his opponent. Doug Howard leaps for a basket. JV.-ROW 1: P. Canale; S. Potter; Coach Bialous; E. Redmond; R. Davies; M. Matteson. ROW 2: J. Bradley; M. McConnell; D. Paro; G. Scoefield; C. Roark; D. Marshall; C. Fordham; P. Paro. Conestoga Opponent 72 Coatsville 64 83 Pennsbury 69 74 Henderson 54 81 Wissahickon 63 74 Haverford 64 72 Lower Merion 58 69 Upper Darby 59 54 Cardinal O'Hara 49 74 Penn Charter 56 63 Ridley 77 68 Springfield 74 73 Radnor 64 63 Marple Newtown 60 68 Penncrest 54 56 Haverford 54 56 Lower Merion 47 65 Ridley 58 65 Springfield 49 57 Radnor 60 79 Marple Newtown 47 73 Penncrest 60 Kevin Osbourne demonstrates his famous jump shot. Uylous Ingram shows his high scoring form as he jumps for two. Girls' Basketball Varsity- ROW 7; B. Denlinger(Manager), L. Bobb, J. Novello(Co-captain), B. Kipping(Co-captain), M. Pisano, D. Stroman, R. Bobb(Manager). ROW 2: T. Young, K. Kincade, A. VanMeter, D. Logan, S. Sempier, S. Brust, J. Marston. Coaches Marley and Clark discuss game plans and strategies with their girls. Kathy Kincade passes out of a tough situation. The girls' basketball team concluded this year with a winning 11-7 season. Lead by co-captains Judy No- vello and Beth Kipping, the team combined good shooting with quickness and agility to become one of the best girls' basketball teams that Conestoga has seen in years. Junior Debbie Stroman lead the girl hoopsters in scoring, averaging over 10 points a game. Diane Logan gets the rebound for the Pioneers. Debbie Stroman dodges her opposition. Celeste Brown goes in for the layup. Conestoga Opponent 59 Penncrest 61 56 Haverford 28 63 Lower Merion 41 25 Ridley 55 57 Springfield 47 50 Radnor 40 43 Marple Newtown 39 52 Upper Darby 43 39 Penncrest 75 Sherry Marcantonio prepares to pass. J.V. - ROW 1: Coach Marley, R.Shepard(Co-captain), S.Marcantonio(Captain), L.Triolo, T.Williams. ROW 2: B.Marston, M.Helak, D. Franklin, L. Schedler, C.Brown, K.Reilly (Manager) 163 ROW 7 R.Campbell, P. Callaghan, T.Lennen, J.Taylor, J.Ryclak. ROW 2: M.Baker, J.Williamson, S.Davis, E.Spinelli, C.Hall, P.Murray, T.DiPalantonio. ROW 3: Coach Golder, C.Steege, B.Norc ini(Captain), J.McGaffigan(Captain), T.Capriola(Captain), M.Rosato(Captain), J.Fisher(Captain), H.Peters. John Fisher executes a hand stand on the parallel bars. a Mike Rosato shows his perfect form on the rings. s Conestoga Opponent t 85.95 Lower Merion 79.15 80.80 Haverford 73.95 • 85.85 Upper Darby 66.65 i 78.80 Penncrest 70.80 88.70 Marple Newton 80.55 c 86.71 Ridley 83.03 83.05 Springfield 47.70 s 85.30 Radnor 78.70 Bruce Norcini demonstrates his skill on the high bar. 164 Tony Capriola reveals his championship form. It was a great year for the CHS gymnasts. Not only did both squads take the Central League title, but the girls went on to win the District I Team Championship while the boys were runners up. States was to play an important finale as Suzi Ly- man, Bev Pancott, Laura Regan, and Paula Rothaar competed in team and individual events and Howie Peters and Matt Baker competed in indi- vidual events. Leading their respective squads, were Captains Mike Rosato, John Fisher, Tony Capriola and Bruce Norcini and Leslie Patson and Lois McGann. ROW 1: J.Mackey, K.McGarry, B.Murray, L.Patson(Co-captain), L.McGann(Co-captain), L.Regan, B.Bower, T.Doeff. ROW 2: J.Miller, D.Doughty, L.Cosgrave, D.McCann, L.Young, j.Campbell, N.Hayes, A.McCann. ROW 3: S.CIark, S.Lyman, G.Pennypacker, T.Segui, N.Balen, B.Pancott, K.Shields, D.Grant, Coach Copperthwait. Ninth grader Suzie Lyman captivates her audience with her outstanding grace and poise. I r I s G y m n a s t i c s Conestoga Opponent 94.08 Ridley 69.70 104.31 Penncrest 101.84 107.01 Cheltenham 118.84 114.58 Marple Newtown 77.54 111.43 Radnor 76.53 84.80 Henderson 66.00 105.92 Lower Merion 80.42 111.00 Upper Darby 76.00 Boys Gymnastics Scores form style. The girl gymnasts celebrate their Central League and District I cham- pionships. Laura Regan performs a difficult ma- neuver on the balance beam. Co-captain Leslie Patson and Kitty McGarry look on as their team- mates perform. Coach Danny Reichert advises his mermaids on ways to beat their competition. Girls' Swimming ROW 1: K.McIntosh, L.Chiappetta, S.Hillyer, L.Cooper, C.Sheusi, C.Bartholemew, E.Collett, K.Graeffe(Manager B. Graf, L.Young(Manager), J.Matts(Manager), Coach Danny Reichert. ROW 2: J.Mihalison, S.Edson, T.Cooper C. Hoy, J.McLoud, P.Craft, G.Young, L.Chiappetta, M.Gutche, F.Pringiers. ROW 3: S.Flynn, L.Yeomans S.McLoud(Captain), C.Zupanick(Captain), J.Flynn, A.Keavy, J.Crawford(Captain), J.Greist, C.Townsend(Captain) A.Moore, J.Davidson. For the second year in a row, the Conestoga girls splashed their way to the central League Champion- ship. Many fine individual performances were turned in by Clare Zupanick, Tracey Cooper, Liz Cooper, Leaha Chiappetta, Lisa Chiappetta and Joann Flynn, as well as a fantastic team effort by the entire squad. Conestoga Opponent 113 Marple Newtown 59 118 Penncrest 54 116 Lower Merion 56 109 Upper Darby 63 112 Haverford 60 94 Radnor 78 102 Nether Providence 70 Boys' Swimming ROW 1: Managers- C.Cowgill, B.Heidler, B.Tringl, C.Simcoe, P.Zeager, B.Ellis, ROW 2: J.Velimesis, B.Loose{Caplain), B.Madden(Cap- tain), D.Pfister(Captain), B.Braham(Captain), S.Hopkins. ROW 3: D.Richardson, D.Murdock, P.Thompson, K.Anderson, M.Tierney, Coach Alan Thomas. ROW 4: C.Byrne, M.Trudel, R.Rider, M.Luttman, C.Fischer, R.Newman, B.McCarthy. Missing: J.Whitby, R.Hoyt, L.Hunt, H.Edson. This year has been one for new school records for the boys' swimming team. Bill Madden led the boys by breaking the 500 freestyle record at tne District I Cnampion- ships. Dave Pfister, Pete Thompson, Gary Byrne, and Jim Velimesis also did very well at the District I meet, breaking school records in the individual 50 freestyle, 200 medley relay and the 400 freestyle relay. Pioneers wait for the gun. Record holder Dave Pfister warms up before a race. Conestoga Opponent 75 Marple Newtown 94 62 Penncrest 109 96 Nether Providence 73 121 Lower Merion 58 87 Upper Darby 82 37 Haverford 46 63 Radnor 110 Conestoga's lone diver Jay Whitby ex- ecutes his winning form. Teddy Martin watches his teamates. Conestoga Opponent 30 Woodrow Wilson 21 36 Garden Spot 18 28 Coatesville 25 26 Cheltenham 28 24 Springfield 24 30 Maple Point 24 13 Central 31 Bucks West 35 Bensalem 12 25 Solanco 26 28 Haverford 12 22 Upper Darby 19 Varsity Wrestling 168 ROW 1: A.Bell, R.Bell, T.Martin(Captain), D.Bell, S.Kelly, B.Balen, ROW 2: C.Groves, P.Socha(Captain), G.Atkinson, J.Carson, B. Abbate, J.Dannaker, D.Steimke. Ardell Bell gets his opponent in a tight hold. With seven wins, three losses, and one tie our Conestoga wrestling team finished out their sea- son in winning form paced by super shopomore Chuck Groves, and Captains Ted Martin and Pete Socha. Captain Pete Socha pushes for the pin. Captain Teddy Martin in position to begin his bout. Billy Balin puts his adversary in a tough position. J.V. Wrestling Greg Atkinson pulls a reverse. 169 ROW 7. J.Heil, J.Schmidt, S.Redfer, D.Price, C.Lamb, V.Paolizzi. ROW 2: Asst. Coach Rock, D.Koch, P.O'Connell, J.Yantis, B.Duncan, R.McComas, M.Hyatt, J.Shute, J.Rock, B.Johnston, W.Horton, A.Shaw, Coach Shute. Missing: D.Midgley, S.Relick. Conestoga Opponent 13 Radnor 2 8 Great Valley 4 14 Norristown 1 10 Upper Merion 1 7 Kenrick 6 5 Malvern 3 2 West Chester 5 4 Marple Newtown 3 2 Abington 2 5 Methacton 3 10 Norristown 0 8 Malvern 5 5 Upper Merion 4 3 Kenrick 2 11 Great Valley 3 6 Methacton 4 9 Radnor 6 5 Haverford 2 Captain Jim Shute center) is flanked by Asst. Captains Mike Hyatt(left) and Jim Rock(right). Paul O'Connell Ninth grade sensation Scott Relick was a great addition in the goal. Managers Nancy Bowes, Meg Bradley and Carolyn Martin proved to be valuable assets to the team. The Conestoga Ice Hockey team had an- other remarkable season this year. Led by Captain Jim Shute, the team soared to the Division 4 Championship of the I.C.S.H.L. Several noteworthy players were named to the I.C.S.H.L. All Star Team: Jim Shute, Mike Hyatt and Wayne Horton. Many other play- ers had outstanding seasons- Bill Johnston, Jim Rock, Paul O'Connell, Al Shaw, Sean Redfern, Doug Koch, Wayne Horton, and Vince Paolizzi. Pioneers face-off against Upper Merion. Ice Hockey Skaters celebrate another exceptional victory. 0 Bob Sweeney receiving the baton in the two mile relay. Mark Wark clears the bar in the pole vault. Winter Track iX. ROW 1: J.Brenner, M.Rue, P.Kromholz, F.Brenner, P.Tunnell, B.Holland, B.Sweeney, M.Dutzman. ROW 2: S.DiSerafino, T.Latta, S.Lodge, R.Archer, P.Mogish, W.Malin, R.Morrison, M.Dvonch, K.Campbell, J.Krum, J.Walsh, K.Eichner, M.Wark. ROW 3. K.Williams, E.Egerston, T.Walker, G.Bartyl, A.Goldstein, M.Gartland, G.Soanes, J.Laking. Pete Tunnell edges around his opponent, showing Walsh hands the baton to Ken Eichner. his record breaking form. Jim Walsh taking great strides. School Board ROW 1: Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Faber, Mr. Leidheiser, Mr. Minisi, Mrs. Macbeth. ROW 2: Mr. West, Mr. Goshorn, Mr. Stauffer, Mr. Stabiey. 174 DR. GEORGE GARWOOD- Superintendent Of Schools DR. JOHN RITTENMEYER- Principal 2 MRS. MARION TOTH- Assistant Principal MR. RONALD DAVIES- Assistant Principal MR. THOMAS KOVAK- Assistant Principal 175 Arthur Adams - Social Studies Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-West Chester State College Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-travel, sports, photography Sandra Allison - Nurse Place of birth-Mt. Holly, N.j. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Bryn Mawr Hospital School of Nursing Degrees obtained-R.N., B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-cooking, sewing, tennis James Baggs - Social Studies Place of birth-New York City, N.Y. Colleges attended-Penn State, Eastern Baptist College Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-15 Interests-travel, New England Harry Alwine - Chemistry Place of birth-Spiney Grove, Pa. College attended-College of William and Mary Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-sailing, travel, beach-bumming Donald Barr - Foreign Language Place of birth-Flushing, N.Y. College attended-Penn State Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-music, guitar, auto maintenance 176 i r Mary Jo Basehore - English, Foreign Language Plate of birth-Mechanicsburg, Pa. Colleges attended-Hood College, Columbia University Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-25 Interests-travel, opera Patricia Bates - English Place of birth-Pensacola, Fla. College attended-West Chester State College Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-12 Interests-travel, reading, knitting Virginia Beiswinger - Chemistry Place of birth-Knoxville, Tennessee Colleges attended-University of Missouri, Washington University, Wayne State University Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-10 Interests-reading, sewing Edward Bauer - Physics Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Temple, University of Pennsylvania Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-17 Interests-coin collecting, model airplane building, astronomy John Beck - English Place of birth-Pittsburgh, Pa. Colleges attended-Clarion State College, West Chester State College Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS -14 Interests-teaching 177 Muriel Berke-Physics Place of birth-New York City, N.Y. Colleges attended-Cornell, SUNY. Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-R R Edward Bialous-Business Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Temple Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-Basketball, Baseball, Golf Paul Bernhardt-Art Place of Birth-Yeadon, Pa. Colleges attended-Temple, Keeytown Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S., M. F.A. Number of years at CHS-16 Interests-pottery, art, sports. Judith Diserafino-Bower-English Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. Colleges attended-Bucknell, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-reading, travel, tennis Fannie Joe Bouey-English Place of birth-Petersburg, Va. Colleges attended-Virginia State College, Atlantic University Degrees obtained-B.A., M. A. Number of years at CHS-17 Interests-sewing, reading, theater 178 Stanley Bowman-Math Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State College, University of Pennsylvania Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-railroads Gerri Burns-Art Place of Birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Penn State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-2 Interests-batiks, hiking, plants Brad Butler-Chemistry Place of birth-Albany, N.Y. College attended-State University of N.Y. Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-sports Agnes Chesko-Home Ec. Place of birth-Matonoy City, Pa. Colleges attended-lmmaculata College, Columbia Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-family, retardation care Jean Brier-Math Place of birth-Phoenixville, Pa. Colleges attended-Lebanon Valley, Annville Degrees obtained-A.B., M. Ed. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-handiwork, boating 179 Kathleen Clark-Foreign Language Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-lmmaculata, Villanova Degrees obtained-A.B.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-folk singing, squash, travel Tom Compitello-History Place of birth-White Plains, N.Y. College attended-Villanova University Degrees obtained-B.S., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-squash, travel, skiing Muriel Curran-Chemistry Place of birth-Pennsylvania College attended-Penn State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-8 Interests-golf, music, art, animals James Craney-English Place of birth-Pottsville, Pa. Colleges attended-Niagra University, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-8 Interests-hunting, bowling, theater, spa Louis de Antonio-Foreign Language Place of Birth-Thornberry, Pa. Colleges attended-Millersville, Franklin and Marshall Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-14 Interests-fishing, hunting 180 William Doyle-English Place of birth-Haddonfield, N.j. Colleges attended-Mount St. Mary's, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-gourmet cooking Olga Dutzer-Home Ec. Place of birth-West Reading, Pa. College attended-Albright Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-12 Interests-Nutrition, fashion Susan Frazier-Biology Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-University of New Hampshire Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A.T. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-caring for plants, travel, sewing James Ferry-Latin Greek Place of birth-Ardmore Pa. Colleges attended-St. Joseph's, University of Pennsylvania Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-17 Interests-writing, law, politics Edward Frescoln-Drafting Place of birth-Ridley Park, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester, Temple Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-photography, ecology 181 Carolyn Ginther-Librarian Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Kutztown State, Syracuse Degrees obtained-B.S.M.S. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-tennis, bowling, baseball Mabel Gerhart-Foreign Language Place of birth-Trunbauersville, Pa. Colleges attended-Cornell, University of Munich Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-outdoor life, gardening, travel Harry Golden-Social Studies Place of Birth-Pottsville, Pa. College attended-Yale Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-13 Interests-sports, economics Gerald Gasser-Physical Education Place of birth-Malvern, Pa. Colleges attendcd-Springfield, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-17 Interests-family life ■■H I Dave Grace-Social Studies Place of birth-Chester, Pa. Colleges attended-Millersville, West Chester Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-sailing 182 Debbie Grant-Math Place of birth-Reading, Pa. Colleges attended-Millersville, West Chester State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-2 Interests-music, crewel, swimming Dr. Ralph Heister-Biology Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Penn State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed., Ph.D. Number of years at CHS-19 Interests-gardening, sports, politics Nancy Griffing-English Place of Birth -Milford, Del. Colleges attended-University of Delaware Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-debate, modern dance Margaret Hall-Math Place of birth-lndianapolis, Ind. Colleges attended-Purdue, Penn State Degrees obtained-B.S.,MA. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-sports, reading Dr. Harold Hayes-English Place of Birth-Carmi, III. College attended-State University of Iowa Degrees obtained-B.F.A.,M.F.A.,Ph.D. Number of years at CHS-8 Interests-hiking, daydreaming, sailing 183 Joseph Hildenbrand-History Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. College attended-West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-travel David Hinchberger-Guidance Place of birth-Butler, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Shippensburg State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-camping, long distance running Robert Hewitt-English Place of birth-Chester, Pa. Colleges attended-Eastern College, Temple Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-tennis, skiing Bary Hoch-Highway Safety Place of birth-Mount Holly Springs, Pa. College attended-Millersville State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-8 Interests-cars, gardening Marjorie Hoffman-Foreign Language Place of birth-Nimes, France Colleges attended-West Chester, Besancon University Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-7 Interests-horseback riding, photography 8 11 David Hoffritz-Biology Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Lycoming, Rutgers, Penn State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-gardening, photography, carpentry George Huey-A.V. Place of birth-West Chester, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-9 Interests-reading, athletics Sandra Hum-Business Place of birth-Wilmington, Del. Colleges attended-Duquesne, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.A.,M.A. Interests-water sports, cars, boats Carolyn Hunt-History Place of birth-Philadelphia Colleges attended-Drexel University, Villanova, University of Rutgers Degree obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-10 Interests-bridge, travel, gardening, sports Bill lacone-Guidance Place of birth-Wayne, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-wood working, reading, athletics Anna Jurick-Math Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-lmmaculata College Degree obtained-A.B. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-writing, competitive sports Anton Keihner-Music Place of birth-Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Colleges attended-Lebanon Valley, Temple, University of Conn., Philadelphia Music Academy Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A.,Ph.d. Number of years at CHS-19 Interests-fishing, family, water and snow skiing 186 Thomas Keyser- Physical Education Place of birth- Ardmore, Pa. Colleges attended- West Chester State, Elon College Degree obtained- B.S. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-sports, volunteer fireman Gary Kerschner-Art Place of birth-Hazelton, Pa. Colleges attended-Kutztown, Tyler, Temple Degrees obtained-B.$.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-7 Interests-blacksmithing, custom jewelry, travel Elizabeth Knier-English Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Smith college Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-flyfishing Theodore Mann-Chemistry Place of birth-Phoenixville, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester, Rensselaer Poly. Inst. Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-photography Domma Mavrelos-Foreign Language Place of birth-Lansdowne, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Universidad de Valencia Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-Karate, cake decorating Ralph Kramer-Math Place of birth-Kutztown, Pa. Colleges attended-Kutztown State, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-coaching, sports, camping Robin McConnell Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester, West Michigan, Temple Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-photography, sports, travel Samuel Kurtz -Math Place of birth-Pottstown, Pa. College attended-Ursinus Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-14 Interests-electric railroads William Mechlin-Shop Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester, Temple, Millersville Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-21 Interests-people, working, travel Linda Milanese-English Place of birth-Coatesville, Pa. College attended-West Chester State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-languages, refinishing, needlework Rubel Montgomery-Social Studies Place of birth-Kentucky Colleges attended-Duquesne, Temple, Villanova, San Francisco State Degree obtained-B.A.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-7 Interests-tennis Diane Miller-English Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Ursinus College Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-dancing, bridge, backgammon Donald Mittaca-Biology Place of birth-Meriden, Conn. Colleges attended-Eastern, Southern Conn., West Chester Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-nature photography, organic gardening Phyllis Nash-Home Ec Place of birth-Hamlin, Pa. Colleges attended-Penn State, Drexel Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-20 Interests-outdoors, handicrafts, travel John O'Hara-History Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. Colleges attended-Ursinus, Temple Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-10 Interests-U.S. Naval Reserve William Paolantonio-History Place of birth-Wayne, Pa. Colleges attended-Elon, University of Washington, Temple, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-25 Interests-helping and working with students Maureen O'Rourke-English Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Millersville State, Temple Degrees obtained-B.S., M.Ed Number of years at CHS-2 Interests-horseback riding, travel, sewing 789 Conchita Puyans-Foreign Language Place of birth-Cuba Colleges attended-University of Oriente, Villanova Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-10 Interests-sewing, knitting, travel Gloria Parente-English Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-22 Interests-gardening, travel, reading, sewing Peter Ramsey-History Place of birth-New York City, New York Colleges attended-Westchester State, Rutgers, Hanover College Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-15 Interests-sports, good music, gardening Rita Reichert-Guidance Place of birth-Burlington, Va. Colleges attended-SUNY, West Chester Degrees obtained-B.A.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-theater, tennis, youth programs 190 Jospch Richenderfer-Math Place of birth-Brandonvillc, Pa. Colleges attended-Hazelton Penn. State Center, Bloomsburg, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.S. Number of years at CHS-18 Jean Rissell-English Place of birth-Coatesville, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State College, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-horseback riding, skiing, swimming Rodney Rivers-Math Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-LaSalle College, Temple, Rutgers Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-computers James Rosato-History Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. College attended-Villanova Degrees obtained-B.A.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-27 Interests-safaris 191 192 Rebecca Rutt-Health Place of birth-Lancaster, Pa. College attended-West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-horseback riding, dancing, swimming Gordon Shaver-Physics Place of birth-Esmond, North Dakota Colleges attended-Shippensburg State, Rensselaer Poly. Inst. Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.S. Number of years at CHS-6 Ted Saddic-Guidance Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Plymouth State College, Boston University Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-7 Interests-hunting, tennis, fishing Paul Sharpless-Social Studies Place of birth-Bryn Mawr, Pa. Colleges attended-Millersville State, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.S.,M.A. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-tennis, bowling, baseball Don Smedley-English Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Penn State, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.A.,M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-2 Interests-LaCrosse, gardening, photography Patricia Smith-Math Place of birth-Ft. Benning, Georgia Colleges attended-Colby College, University of Conn., Weslyan Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A.L.S. Number of years at CHS-2 Interests-camping, cookery, tennis Marilyn Stull-Physical Education Place of birth-West Hartford, Conn. College attended-University of Pennsylvania Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-11 Interests-sailing, camping, music Eileen Softley-Foreign Language Place of birth-lkau-Zaire, Africa Colleges attended-Ecole menager et agricolo de L'etet, Keuka College, West Chester Degrees obtained-Dipt6me D'enseignement, B.A. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-gardening, painting Marcia Siwula-Librarian Place of birth-Pittsburgh, Pa. Colleges attended-Kutztown State, Drexel Degrees obtained-B.S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-new people, places and experiences Fred Taylor-Math Place of birth-Linz, Austria Colleges attended-Rhode Island College, Temple Degrees obtained-B.A., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-music, plants, stock market. 193 xW'V y — Dominic Tremonte-Math Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Penn State, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.S., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-horseracing, wine making, real estate joe Ujobai-History Place of birth-Phoenixville, Pa. Colleges attended-Cettysburg, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-19 Interests-sports, travel, reading, music Alan Thomas-English Place of birth-Sellersville, Pa. Colleges attended-Villanova, Penn State, West Chester State Degrees obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-5 Interests-swimming, model railroads, platform tennis Jean Tucker-Math Place of birth-Westport, Conn. Colleges attended-Northeastern University, University of Pennsylvania Degrees obtained-B.S., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-14 Interests-stamp collecting, antique cars Martha Tomeu-Foreign Language Place of birth-Havana, Cuba College attended-University of Havana Degree obtained-B.A. Number of years at CHS-12 Interests-reading, music Paul Vanderslice-Music Place of birth-Phoenixville, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester State, Columbia University Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-16 Interests-bowling, canoeing, baseball Glen Wenger-Biology Place of birth-Lancaster, Pa. Colleges attended-lndiana University of Pa., Colgate Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A.T. Number of years at CHS-4 Interests-natural sciences, camping, family Barbara Wimer-Business Place of birth-Punxsutawney, Pa. Colleges attended-lndiana University of Pa., Villanova Degrees obtained-B. S., M.S. Number of years at CHS-8 Interests-cross country skiing, back packing Merle Werly-Physical Education Place of birth-Drexel Hill, Pa. College attended-West Chester State Degree obtained-B.S. Number of years at CHS-1 Interests-sports, travel Norma Winther-Guidance Place of birth-Philadelphia, Pa. Colleges attended-Ursinus, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.A., M.A. Number of years at CHS-6 Interests-people, books, ideas -- Herbert Wittmaier-Biology Place of birth-Allentown, Pa. Colleges attended-Albright, Ursinus Degrees obtained-B.S., M.Ed. Number of years at CHS-13 Interests-wildlife photography, scouting, glockenspiel Brenda Ziglar-English Place of birth-Mississippi Colleges attended-Mississippi College, University of Maine Degrees obtained-B.S., M. Ed. Number of years at CHS-3 Interests-art, restoring old houses, camping Allen Wolstenholme-Physical Education Place of birth-Springfield, Pa. Colleges attended-West Chester, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-14 Interests-gardening, horticulture, wrestling Guy Woodworth-Business Place of birth-Sayre, Pa. Colleges attended-Drexel, Temple, Villanova Degrees obtained-B.S., M.A. Number of years at CHS-15 Interests-auto racing, coin collecting, photography 196 Karen Marley — Physical Education Meta Lodge — Physics Mario J. Ferroni — Drivers Education Paul J. Brown — Drivers Education Virginia Dulin — Resource Colleges 197 198 Jane Downey — Office Secretary Jo Schwenk — Guidance Secretary Merle Lee — Guidance Secretary Dorothy Heim Gartner — Guidance Secretary 199 Charlotte Gearhart — Library Secretary Joan Buchanan — Athletic Office Secretary 200 Special Acknowledgment Lyrics on pages 2,3,4,6,8,9,10,11„12,13 15 from The Way We Were used by permission of COLGEMS-EMI MUSIC INC. 711 5th Ave New York, N.Y. 10022 THE WAY WE WERE (From the Columbia Picture, Rastar Production entitled THE WAY WE WERE ) Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Bergman © Copyright 1973 by Colgems - EMI Music Inc. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved PARENTS SPECIAL FRIENDS Dr. and Mrs. C.R. Hower Dan and Lois Krombolz George Ku and Family Wolden and Jacqueline Magann Main Line Bicycle Center Mr. and Mrs. William W. Marshall, Jr. Martini's Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. Edmund J. McGurk The Richard H. Moon Family Mr. and Mrs. David L. Paden Paoli Pizza, 111 E. 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