Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)
- Class of 1970
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K, s 5 , Q lf 1 1, ,. : .I-i h 1 i f5r1'N:e,,v 4 www ' a, 51,5 AQ' x- f .inf-li' 5- 'A' swf M my iw I ,.,'vin wr.,- 4 'W gf if all f - iw? .Q ,ff Q i in-siiiiin 1 , Q T 'f 1-g.67ef1EfE ' mirrotifgihotionsz Of' ViCf0fYf we of defeat, if of sugcesik of failure, V? A M! contentment of knowledg Q' 6 :T?5Ti'f3Tf3The perplexity of the The beauty of love, I iq. . The vvretchedneegilfif U The appreljgerjjggffeness of theeftugmfe. These are ou? reflections. 2 , ' N 1 . ' 1 T ,fig 2 ,g T W Y. C M L .1 y 'ffih KC. , A , -, L .ffm , H , A gf ' Q5 ,Q Af? ' -.1 i AWE J . x .Nf mx F fx .W 5 Mr Walter A. Rohrbach - Supe intendent It seems appropriate for seniors in their yearbook theme to reflect upon the past and present before embarking upon the future. Looking at the present we can appreciate many opportunities we enjoy compared with those who passed this way before us. Yet many happy, successful and satisfying lives grew out of the ideals and perserverance learned in the schools of the past. We can infer, then, that contemplation of the past and present in anticipation of the future must be a personal experience. It is something we do for our- selves. The wisdom of reflection is expressed in an old French proverb which states, A wise man reflects be- fore he speaks. A fool speaks, and then reflects on what he has uttered. Franklin said, Think twice be- fore you speak, or act once, and you will speak or act the more wisely for it. Coleridge concludes that, There is one art of which every man should be a mas- ter - the art of reflection. If you are not a thinking man, to what purpose are you a rnan at all? Best wishes to the Class of l97O!! Sincerely, Walter A. Rohrbach Superintendent Principals Reflect Gn The Passing Years. Terry W. Reber - High School Principal Reflections of the past and the resent give one an excellent chance for philosophizing, especially since change seems to be the order of today's society. We may not approve of many of these changes, but they are taking place. lt is true that many of these so-called changes are merely old ideas dressed up in new terminology or are created by individuals and groups for such purposes as increasing sales or gaining a following, political or otherwise. However, change can clear the cobwebs from old ideas and enable us to see solutions more clearly. Change is, however, a dynamic force and opposes those who are content with things as they are. To the have's , it is the status quo, but to the have-not's , change is the hope, With technology moving as it is, we had all better prepare ourselves for change with all the resources at our command, lf we do this, we will find life an in- teresting challenge. It may be different, but it will move. 'Your graduation indicates you were able to move along so far. We trust you will continue to move on progressively in the future. Congratulations Norman B. Dinger Assistant High School One of the most precious of human faculties is memory, When man is not occupied with tasks requiring mental concentration, he reHects on the memories of the past or contemplates the present and the future. Your yearbook portrays the interesting present, yet, at the same time, the book becomes a historical dialogue for the not to be forgotten past. The highlights of the year are there - the vivid pictures of beauties appreciated, the heartwarming reminiscences of friends enjoyed, the satisfaction of recalling work well done. Reflect upon your present blessings of which every man has plenty. The times that try men's souls are periods when men reflect upon the meaning of their existence and that which has given them sustenance, protection, and freedom. Life presents a challenge which reflects upon this past experience. Congratulations to the Weicon staff and good luck to the Class of 1970. Terry W. Reber High School Principal Principal Norman B. Dinger - Ass't H.S. Principal john B. Stoltzfus - Elementary Principal When one reflects on past and present educational experiences one must evaluate accomplishments in terms of achievement and character ln the individual the WILL is the source of achievement and character The importance or will in individual and social life follows from its function and may be indicated in the following ways - lt keeps the intellect at work or lets it idle lt keeps passion or unseemly emotions in subjection or lets them overwhelm us It realizes the capacity which nature heredity bestows or wraps it in a paper napkin lt improves the opportunity which environment allows or fatally neglects it It stems the current of adverse circumstance or drifts indifferently to an alien port lt is through example which appeals to one's own personality that education becomes effective The'very best wishes to all members of the Senior Class of 1970 john B. Stoltzfus Elementary Principal School Board - Weiserfs Decision Makers STANDING: Mr. Charles Tothero, Mr. George Manbeck, Mr. Kenneth Yoh, Mr. Allen Mucher, Mr, lohn Strickler, Mr. Walter Rohrbach - Superintendent SEATED: Mr. David Henderson, Mr. Kenneth Long, '-' i i - XMN i iw- Mrs. Edith Spohn - Secretary, Mr. Charles Hartman - President, Mr. George Werner During this year's senior class's twelve years of education many changes have occurred that either directly affected the school board or happened as a result of its actions. Among the more outstanding of these events was moving into the new high school, which was com- pleted in 1959. A few years later a union school dis- trict was formed. As a result, the individual school districts disappeared and the school board gradually diminished from 35 members to its present mem- bership of nine. In our elementary years, under the guidance of the school board, Conrad Weiser became an accre- dited high school. Some of the more recent evi- dences of the school board's tremendous concern for the student's welfare are the participation of Conrad Weiser in the vocational technical program, the construction of a new elementary school serving two centers, and football, a decision which affected every member living in the Conrad Weiser school district. The purchase of new band uniforms is the present undertaking of the school board. 6 Secretaries - Administrations Angels ,441 STANDING: Miss Ina Stupp, Mrs. Dorothy Wartluft, Mrs, Martha Trupe, Mrs. Glenda Worman SEATED: Mrs. Eileen Kulp, Mrs. Edith Spohn Miss Ina Stupp - l.B.M. Data Office Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Dorothy Wartluft - Clerk Martha Trupe - Secretary to Super- vising Principal Glenda Worman - Bookkeeper Eileen Kulp - Secretary to Principal Edith Spohn - Business Manager Secretary to School Board 7 I CD fflivvl Q1 '- Akzv r ! A x WWA Q I flax ldfjrk l rcs: W Y Efficient Specialists Make Life At eiser Agreeable ju. ' BUS DRIVERS: C, Miller, R, Keener, R. Troutman, W. Kessler, C- Heffnelf F4 Heffneff K- Shlfk CUSTODIANS: E. Kline, I. Strickler, C. Brossman 'K . f f., -I W bjlx ikl' Q ,xt Q Q. 6 i . X A .ff . .k..AI,La - xc. .Af CAFETERIA WORKERS: E. Ruth, l. Unger, R, Sheidy, D. Batdorf, M. D. Umberger, M. Noecker, M, Trusky, C. Lamm, M. Moyer, M VanArt, S. Werner, M. Deitrich, A. Blatt, A. Troutman, K. Muthard, Zwicky, H. Long, M. Decker, B. Eisenbise D. Bashore SECOND ROW: l. Mentzer, S. Bashore, H. Bright, D. Lutz, -. i . I Y , , , Lee William Auchenbach Dean M. Balm Donald Barron Stephen Allen Bashore l F Y ,xalf Stephene Ardel Bashore Donna Ann Becker CHHVIOKIS Elaine Benyish Colleen Dawn Berger ,gl Q' , M3 X W fx, G 1 'I ' 1 l if , , lf l,lwl.x,e,l54 ,N ' A-Jl l . Q v, 4 XMI' r V gl ,Sql lk KE , lf Xp' J N J l N fe, My 4- M A' . fl Hi .1 If . e U' N fr Ll Q-fa , .. . 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A tiff M. gy i 7 , Peter Charles Geiss ISHWGS E- C6'lSiI'1g9f Donaid Michael Giffin Daniel Richard Grajewski 5' x L Wi Bonnie Lynn 5,05 Cg1f0IAnn Qroff Ruth Ann Guistwite loann Mae Gundrum 2 Wig IQHTBY Alan Hahn Stephanie May Harakel Harvey Freeman Hartenstine Margaret Ann Hartenstine Christine Fisher Heck lr Michael Heim Patricia Ann Hertzog Doris lean Hess lune Ann Hoffman Gary Gene Hornberger Corinne Leigh Houtz lames Michael Hummel l , N Marianne Hoffa lenkins David Arthur lohnson lames Leonard Katzaman linda Luv Keith Kevin Paul Kerghner Sharon Beth Klnpp Suzanne janet Knoll Richard Charles Koller 'S iv mf!! 1 1 , Neysa Mewburn Kornbleet David Allen Kramer Nancy Ann Kramer Randy LeRoy Krick W 4 f ,'Ih'd' M1 ti.- lames Fran kiin Lockard john Richard Kuhn Melissa Lancaster Long john H, Laiqose Harold W. Layser Gary Ray Luckenbill Randy Alan Luckenbill Bonnie Lece Lutz Christine Ann Lutz David Carl Lutz Robert Alan Lutz l Dennis Iames Manbeck Darrell Eugene Marks f u-,Q xw' : ff Gertrude May Mark5 Eugene Patrick McCoy l , avi i rrrr Andrea Van Reed Miller Ronald lay Milli-r Robert William Mohn Stephen R. Moser C: Anna Mae Mountz lohn D. Moyer Melinda MaryAnn Moyer George Musser Gerry Lee Ochs Kathleen Ann Phillips Larry Lee Oxenreider Z Ollie Vestine Pleasant Sara E, Oxenreider Barbara Ann Pajski Sally Ann Porter Vanessa Louise Price 4' an P l Patrice V. Putt Romaldo Ranellone Randolph Kyle Raihl Dale Franklin Rhine X ' r, Q T4 ' aff Karen Lcrlrise Riegel A V N, ,L qPhyIIns Ann Roberts D4-nnis L99 Root Bernard joseph Roth Rochellv Rauser 'D A William Corey Samamour Alan Lpngpl Sghaeffer Robert Daryl Schaeffer MGVY lane 3Ch9ffT1'Ck Barbara Arm Schultz s ,,,r ,5 rf ' xg , .' X, K' Wm rf Keith Gary Shannon Sarah Elizabeth Sharar U . X259 3 hx - '--5 ,f U-2 ' x ' ' I hn..., , . X X ,ef AN X - 1 . - 1: ,V '- .X I gif J .. X Q f . M X 1, .,. ..- , f e I. r a f S ,fx-X ?- 1 ' 2 U 4 ' Bruce David Snyder Deborah Ann Snyder Scott Allen Sorrick Richard lames Spayd Margaret Ann Spittler Ianice Elaine Stiely lohn Clark Strause Walter Charles Strickler George W. Stuck Nancy Ann Stuck Carol Dainn Sweigart lanlce Marie Swope Sandra Kay Thompson Ioel LeRoy Tobias Charles Albert Troup Nelson Robert Troutman T .N QB Larry L, Ulrich Nancy Ann Ulrich jerry I. Wanner Bruce Richard Webber lone Faye Wenrich Carol lane Werner Gregory Scott Werner Thomas john Wertz i 2 gxx A ggi: bi, i 'milf Robert Lee Yiengst lamie A. Yoder Leonard Ernest Zerbe Henry Zeltlemoyer Larry Leon Wilson Dennis Lee Wirmer Cvnrhia Lorraine Wolfe Terrence Arthur Wolfe Loretta Faye Zechman jacob Isaac Zerbe Cindy Ann Zimmerman r-.i?'i.h.'lS' SENIOR OFFICERS: Donald Barron - treasurer, Pasty I-Iertzog - secretary, Pete Geiss A vice-president, lack Kuhn - president As with the senior classes who have gone before us, not only will we be remembered for some of our ac- complishments, but also there are memories we our- selves would not like to forget. In seventh grade we learned to know each other. The winter was filled with the excitement of our bas- ketball wins Ied by those revered seniors Bob Wertz, jerry Rabold, and Scott Burkhart. Our eighth grade year was rather uneventful. In the middle of the year was the student council election with Bruce David Snyder emerging victorious as junior high vice-president. The biggest thrill of the year came with our class trip to Philadelphia on chartered buses. In ninth grade we began to show we did have tal- ent. This was proved in our successful musical, SO THIS IS PARIS, with Karen Riegel and Brad Classmoyer play- ing the lead roles. Later in the year several members of our class represented our school in junior high county chorus. Tenth grade showed no outstanding accomplish- ments, but a few athletic stars began to emerge, lack Kuhn and lake Zerbe in basketball and Bob Yiengst in track and cross country. The beginning of our junior year brought something new. Football made its first appearance at Weiser, The first season proved so successful that the next year we entered into varsity competition. The 1968-69 basket- ball season will be hard to forget. With the loss of our star, lack Kuhn, our team proved its skill in the district plays-offs with the abilities of the other members of the basketball team. Our scholastic ability was dis- played by the admittance of members of our class to the National Honor Society and by Nancy Ulrich, who is a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship pro- gram. The last effort put forth by our class as juniors was the 1969 Prom, Memorable Moments. Our last year has so far been proving to be the best. Suzie Knoll represented our school well in her per- formance as Conrad Weiser's junior miss. Homeroom H-4 broke the record for PSB sales, reaching a total of close to 5600. This year brought one of the finest hockey teams Weiser ever produced with many mem- bers ofthe team being seniors. Conrad Weiser will be represented again in district band, chorus, and orches- tra by students from Weiser, five of them being se- niors. Gary Luckenbill has brought credit to our school in the music department by representing Weiser in at least 14 county, district, and region festivals. The cast of the successful drama club play, TOM IONES was com- prised mainly of seniors with Kevin Kershner and jane Eshbach playing the parts of Tom jones and Sophia Western. Bobby Yiengst made Weiser known when he placed second in the cross country state meet. At pres- ent the senior class of 1970 is working to make this year's Christmas dance, The Magic of Silver Bells, the best Weiser has ever seen. , A if MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Ulrich and james Kalzaman , 9, F ,f.,..'f' CLASS CLOVVNS Ruthie Cuistvvile and Mike Helm BEST DRESSED Cindy Eisenbise and Kevin Kershner QUIETEST Maryann Frantz and Billy Santamour BEST ALL AROUND Cindy Zimmerman and Greg Werner MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ste-I Harakcl and lim Hummel Senior Bests MOST ATHLETIC Kara-n Rue-gc-I and lake Zerbe MOST MUSICAL Betsy Klopp and Gary Luckefnbill gil? BEST DANCERS Chris Lutz and Scott Sorrick MOST ARTISTIC MOST DRAMATIC Corinne HOUIZ and D9r1r1iS BODCL lanie Eshbach and lim Evcrlinv TT vi W , , , 25 lr? f ffl TLV 'M 'fiQ?Fm'F'f3gHi1?! 5 P3 Z 11- 'Lx ' H DONNA ANN BECKER LEE WILLIAM AUCHENBACH SENIOR DIRECTORY Lee Academic Sports, Track 3, 4 Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SMSS 'l, 2, 3, 4 DEAN M. BAIM Dean General DONALD BARRON BED Academic Activities: Math Club 1, 2, 3, Drama 1, 2 Offices: Class Treasurer 4 STEPHEN ALLEN BASHORE Stephen Academic Sports: Cross Country 4, Gymnastics 4, Track 1, 4 Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Offices: Homeroom President 4 STEPHENE ARDEL BASHORE Stef Academic Activities: Chorus 1, Red Cross 3, 4, Intramurals 4, FNA 4, GAA 1 THOMAS WILLIAM BUCKHOLZ Buck General Activities: Drama 'I SCOTT DOUGLAS CHELIUS Chips Industrial Arts Activities: Stage Crew 3, Intramurals 3, 4 STEVE LEONARD CIHAK Chicken Academic Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH LOUISE CORRELL Debbie Academic Activities: Chorus 'l, Red Cross 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, Int ramurals 4, Yearbook 4 RICHARD HARTLEY DINGELDEIN Donna Academic Sports: Basketball 1, 2, Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1 Activities: County Chorus 1, Chorus 1, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Guidons 4, Offices: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLOTTE ELAINE BENYISH Char Commercial Activities: lr. FBLA 2, SR. FBLA 3, 4, Chorus 'I Offices: Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, Sr. FBLA Secretary 4 COLLEEN DAWN BERGER COllGGn Commercial Sports: Basketball 1 Activities: Sr. FBLA 4, Intramurals 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, School Store 3, 4, Yearbook 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice President 3, Student Council 1 Rick Industrial Arts Activities: Intramurals 4 RICHARD ROBERT DISSINGER Rick Academic Sports: Baseball 2, 3, 4 Activities: Stage Crew 2, Science Club 4 ALAN LEE DOUGLAS Pie Academic Sports: Track 1, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, Soccer 2, 3, Football 4 Activities, Intramurals WILLIAM CHARLES EBLING Bill Vo-Tech Sports: Winter Track 1 GARY ALAN EICEMAN Gary'f Academic Sports: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir 4, Show Band 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, SMSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Model U,N. 4 Offices: SMSS President 4 CYNTHIA SUE EISENBISE DORSEN LEE BERGER Butch General Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 SHERRY LYNNE BICKEL Sherry Commercial Activities, Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, GAA 2, Band 1, 2, FBLA Offices: Vice President FBLA 4 KATHERINE ROSE BILOFSKY Kitty Commercial Activities: Drama 1, 2, 3 Guidons 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom Secretary 4 BONNIE LOUISE BLEISTEIN Bonnie V0-Tech Activities: FHA 2, Newspaper 2 DENNIS ALLAN BOND Denny Art Activities: Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Chorus 1, Drama 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 1, Homeroom Secretary 2 LEO THOMAS BOSAVAG E Leo Academic Sports: Track 3, 4 Activities: Science Cl'-h 4 RICHARD D. BOYER Richard General KATHY MARIE BROPHY Kathy Academic Sports: Basketball 1, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4 Activities: GAA 1, 2, FNA 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, Guidons 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Yearbook 4 Cindy Academic Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3 Offices: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Homeroom Secretary 1 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1 Guidon 3, 4, Drama 2, Model U,N. 2 STEPHEN ALLEN EISENHARD Ike Academic Sports: Baseball 2, 4, Wrestling 4 Activities: Intramurals 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 CHERYL ANNE EMSWILER Cherie Commercial Sports: Basketball 1 Activities: Drama 2, FBLA 4, Newspaper 2, Yearbook 4, Chorus 1. RANDALL S: ENGLE Chub Vo-Tech IANE LOUISE ESHBACH lanie Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Choraleers 3, 4, Show Band 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 1, 4, County Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, Intramurals 1, District Chorus 4 Offices: Drama Treasurer 4, FTA Secretary 2, Homeroom Secretary 2, Chorus Librarian 2, 4, Student Council 1, 4 IAMES HAROLD EVERLINE lim Academic Sports: Bowling 3 Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Model U.N. 2, 3, 4, Offices: Drama President 4, Student Council 2, 3, Model U.N. President 4 GEORGE C. FISHBURN George General GERALD LEE FISHBURN Hgh Industrial Arts Sports: Track 1 Activities: Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 RHONDA LOUISE FISHER Rhonda Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, Library 1, 2, 3, FBLA 2, 3, 4, School Store 4, Yearbook 4 LOIS LOUISE FIX Lo Commercial Sports: Softball 3 GLENWOOD RAY FLICKINGER Glenn Industrial Arts Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 CURTIS EUGENE FLORY Curt'f Academic Sports: Track 1 Activities: Math Club 2,3 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 4 WILMA LEE FRANCK Wilma Special MARYANN FRANTZ Maryann Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, Library 3, FBLA 3, 4, School Store 4, Yearbook 4 HARRY K, FRY 'fjagkn Academic Sports: Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Offices: Student Council 2, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 3 PETER CHARLES GEISS Pete Academic Sports: Basketball 1, 2, Football 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 3, 4 Offices: Class Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 3, Homeroom President 2, 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Chorus President 4 IAMES E. GELSINGER james General DONALD MICHAEL GIFFIN Donald General DANIEL RICHARD GRAIEVVSKI Danny VO Ag Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: FFA Secretary 3 BONNIE LYNN GROFF B0nr1ie Academic Activities: Drama 3, 4, Guidon 4 CAROL ANN GROFF Carol Commercial Activities: FBLA 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 4, School Store 3, 4, Yearbook 4 Offices: FBLA Treasurer 3, 4 RUTH ANN GUISTVVITE Ruthie Commercial Sports: Hockey 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, FBLA 2, 3, 4, TLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3 Offices: Homeroom Secretary 1, FBLA Reporter 4 IOANN MAE GUNDRUM 1110 Commercial Activities: FHA 1, School Store 3, 4 IEFFRFY ALAN HAHN jeff Commercial Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, Cross Country 1 Activities: FBLA 2, 3, 4 STEPHANIE MAY HARAKEL Stein Academic Sports: Softball 3, 4 Activities: Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Yearbook 4, NHS 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Chorus 1, Intramurals 1 Offices: NHS Vice-President 4, FTA President 4 RED I, HAROLD Red Academic Sports: Soccer 4 Activities: Math Club 4 MARGARET ANN HARTENSTINE Peggy Commercial Activities: FBLA 2, 3, 4, Library 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom Secretary 1, Homeroom Treasurer 3, lr. FBLA President 2 HARVEY FREEMAN HARTENSTINE Harv General Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 Activities: FBLA 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE FISHER HECK Chris Academic Activities: Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, Drama 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, FTA 3, 4 Offices: Red Cross President 3, 4, FTA Vice-President 4 I. MICHAEL HEIM Mike Academic Sports: Track 3 Activities: SMSS 3, 4, Intramurals 2 Offices: Homeroom President 1, Class President 2, Student Council 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN HERTZOG Patsy Commercial Sports: Basketball 1, Hockey Manager 2, Track 1, 3, Tennis 2, Choraleers 4, Intramurals 2 Offices: Class Secretary 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 DORIS IEAN HESS Doris Academic Sports: Hockey: 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Activities: Band Front 2, Guidon 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Model U.N. 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, lntramuraIs1 Offices: Drama Secretary 4, Student Council 1 IUNE ANN HOFFMAN june Commercial Activities: School Store 4 GARY GENE HORNBERGER Gary Vo-Tech Sports: Football 4 Activities: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4 CORINNE LEIGH HOUTZ Corinne Art Activities: FHA 1, Drama 4, Yearbook 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 IAMES MICHAEL HUMMEL Sports: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Model UN 4 MARIANNE HOFFA IENKINS Marianne Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Band 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, Show Band 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choraleers 3, 4, County Chorus 1, District Chorus 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Model UN 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Offices: Drama Vice-President 1, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Homeroom President 4, Band Librarian 4 DAVID ARTHUR IOHNSON Dave Vo-Ag Sports: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4 Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Offices: Class Vice-President 2 IAMES LEONARD KATZAMAN Katz Academic Activities: FFA 1, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Math Club 4 LINDA LOU KEITH Linda Commercial KEVIN PAUL KERSHNER Kevin Academic Activities: Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Drama 4, Model UN 4 Offices: Student Council 1 SHARON BETH KLOPP Betsy Academic Sports: Hockey 1, Softball 1 Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, County Orchestra 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 2, 3, 4, Region Chorus 2, 3, Drama 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Offices: Student Council 2, Homeroom President 3, 4, Band Secretary 4, Drama Vice-President 4 RICHARD CHARLES KOLLER Rick Vo-Tech Sports: Baseball 1, 2 SUZANNE IANET KNOLL Suzi Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 4, Track 1 Activities: Colorguard 2, 3, Basketball Colorguard 2, Guidon 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Iunior Miss 4 Offices: Vice-President 1, Student Council 3, 4 NEYSA MEWBURN KNORNBLEET Neysa Academic Activities: Library 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: FNA President 4, FNA Vice President 3 NANCY ANN KRAMER Nancy Academic Activities Chorus 1, Drama 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 DAVID ALLEN KRAMER Dave Academic Activities: Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3 RANDY LeROY KRICK Randy Academic Sports: Football 3, 4 Activities: Intramurals 3, Science Club 3 IOHN RICHARD KUHN Stutz Academic Sports: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2 Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2 Offices: Class President 3, 4 MELISSA LANCASTER Mel Academic Sports: Bowling 2, 3, 4 Activities: Intramurals 1, Newspaper 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, Science Club 3 IOHN H. LaROSE LaRose Academic Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities, Drama 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, SMSS 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4 Offices: SMSS Vice-President 4, Homeroom Secretary 2 HAROLD W. LAYSER Harold General IAMES FRANKLIN LOCKARD Fatman Academic Sports: Track 1 Activities: Science Club 2, 4 WAYNE THOMAS LONG Skip Vo-Tech GARY RAY LUCKENBILL Gary Academic Sports: Wrestling 2, Soccer 2, 3, Activities: Science Club 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, County Orchestra 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, Region Band 3, Region Orchestra 3 Offices: Band President 4 RANDY ALAN LUCKENBILL Luck Academic Sports: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Model UN 3, 4, Science Club 1 Offices: Student Council 1, 4, Homeroom President 2, 3 BONNIE LECE LUTZ Bonnie General Activities: Library 1, FBLA 2, FHA 3 Offices: Class Secretary 1 CHRISTINE ANN LUTZ Chris General Sports: Softball 2 Activities: FHA 3, Intramurals 2 DAVID CARL LUTZ Pear Academic Activities: Intramurals 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4 ROBERT ALAN LUTZ Bob Academic Sports: Baseball 1, 2 Activities: Science Club 2, 3, 4, SMSS 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 3, Homeroom President 4, Science Club President 2, 3, 4, SMSS Treasurer 4 DENNIS IAMES MAN BECK Dennis'f Academic Sports: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Activities: Model UN 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, lntramurals1 DARRELL EUGENE MARKS DarrelI'f Vo-Tech GERTRUDE MAE MARKS Trudy Academic Activities: Chorus 1, FTA 3 EUGENE PATRICK MCCOY Gene Academic Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, Cross Country 2: Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Activities: Band 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Science Club 3 ANDREA VAN REED MILLER Andyf' Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Softball 1 Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, Basketball Colorguard 3 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 2, Student Council 1, 3 RONALD IAY MILLER Miller Academic Sports: Baseball 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4 Activities: Drama 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, SMSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 3, FTA 4 Offices: SMSS Secretary 4 ROBERT WILLIAM MOHN Bob Academic Sports: Track Manager 1 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, Intramurals ROCHELLE EVETTE RA USER Shelly General Activities: FHA 3, 4, DALE FRANKLIN RHINE Duck Industrial Arts Activities: Stage Crew 2 KAREN LOUISE RIEGEL Reeg Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Guidon 3, 4, Choraleers 4, Glee Club 4, Drama 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 4 Offices: Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, 4, Chorus Librarian 4 PHYLLIS ANN ROBERTS Phyl Commercial Sports: Hockey 3, 4, Softball 2 Activities: Chorus 1, Intramurals DENNIS LEE ROOT Dennis Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, FBLA 3, 4 BERNARD IOSEPH ROTH Bernie Special WILLIAM COREY SANTAMOUR Bill Academic Sports: Track 3, Cross Country 4 Activities: Drama 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Yearbook 4: Newspaper 4, Editor of Newspaper 4 Offices: Homeroom Treasurer 4 LARRY E. SAYLOR Larry General ALAN LENGEL SCHAEFFER Alan Academic Sports: Bowling 3, 4 Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, May Day Band 1, 2, 3, Commencement Band 1, 2, 3, Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 4, County Chorus 1, District Chorus 4 ROBERT DARYL SCHAEFFER Bob Academic Sports: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, Science Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 MARY IANE SCH ERMICK 2 STEPHEN R, MOSER Stephen General ANNA MAE MOUNTZ Annie General IOHN D. MOYER Iohn General MELINDA MARY ANN MOYER Melinda Home Ec Activities: FHA 4, FFA 4 GEORGE MUSSER George Vo-Tech Sports: Track 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 4 Activities: Intramurals 1, Stage Crew 1 GERRY LEE OCHS Gerry Academic Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY LEE OXENREIDER Larry Academic Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 SARA E, OXENREIDER Sara Commercial Activities: FBLA 2, 3, 4, School Store 3, 4 BARBARA ANN PAISKI Bibby Home Ec Sports: Softball 2, 3 Activities: FHA 2, 3, 4 KATHLEEN ANN PHILLIPS Kathy Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Colorguard 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 4 OLLIE VESTINE PLEASANT Ollie General Sports: Football 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 4 SALLY ANN PORTER Sally Commercial Sports: Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, 2, 4 Activities: GAA 1, 2, School Store 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, FBLA 4, Chorus 1 Offices: Homeroom Secretary1 VANESSA LOUISE PRICE Van Academic Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Offices: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Yearbook 4, National Honor Society Secretaw 4, Drama Club President 1 PATRICE V. PUTT Patil Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Yearbook 4 RANDOLPH KYLE RAIHL Randy Vo-Tech Activities: Band 1, 2 Mary lane Commercial Activities: Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ANN SCHULTZ Barb Vo-Tech Sports, Track 2 Activities: Intramurals 2 KEITH GARY SHANNON Keith Academic Sports: Bowling 2, 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom President 1, 2, 4 SARAH ELIZABETH SHARAR Sally VO'T6Cl1 Activities: Home Ec 2, Library 3 BRUCE DAVID SNYDER Bruce Academic Sports: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 Offices: Student Council 1, 2, 4, Ir. High Vice-President Student Council 1 DEBORAH ANN SNYDER Debbie Academic Sports: Hockey 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4 Activities: Guidon 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4, FTA 4, Newspaper 1 SCOTT ALLEN SORRICK Scott Academic Sports: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Drama 1, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 RICHARD IAMES SPAYD Speed Academic Sports: Track 1, 4, Football 3, 4 Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Drama 1 MARGARET ANN SPITTLER Peggy Academic Sports: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Model UN 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, lntramurals1 Offices: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Model UN 4 IANICE ELAINE STIELEY lanice Academic Activities: Chorus 1 IOHN CLARK STRAUSE f'Iohn Industrial Arts Activities: Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4 WALTER CHARLES STRICKLER Uncle Walt Special Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE W. STUCK George General NANCY ANN STUCK Nancy Commercial Activities: FBLA 4 CAROL DAINN SWEIGART Carol'l Special Activities: FHA 4 IANICE MARIE SWOPE Swopie Home Ec Activities: FFA 4, FHA 4 SANDRA KAY THOMPSON Sandy Commercial IOEL LeROY TOBIAS Toby Academic Sports: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Football 3, 4 Activities: Drama 1, Intramurals 3, 4 CHARLES ALBERT TROUP Charles Vo-Tech NELSON ROBERT TROUTMAN Troutman VO-Ag Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: FFA Ir. President 2, Vice-President 3, 4 IONE FAYE WENRICH lone Commercial Activities: Library 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2 CAROL IANE WERNER CaroIl' Commercial Sports: Bowling 4 Activities: FBLA 2, 3, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, Drama 2, Chorus 1, School Store 3, 4, Yearbook 4 Offices: FBLA President 4 GREGORY SCOTT WERNER Greg Academic Sports: Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: Homeroom President 2, 3, 4, Chorus President 4 THOMAS IOHN WERTZ Tom Industrial Arts LARRY LEON WILSON Ul.3l'VYH Vo-Tech Activities: FFA 1 LARRY T. ULRICH Larry General NANCY ANN ULRICH Nancy Academic Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Offices: President National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 IERRY I. WANNER lerry Vo-Tech Activities: FFA 1, 2 BRUCE RICHARD WEBBER Webber Vo-Ag Activities: Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1 Offices: FFA Secretary 3, FFA President 4, County Secretary 4 ROY WEINHOLD Roy General DENNIS LEE VVITMER Dennis Industrial Arts CYNTHIA LORRAINE WOLFE Cindy Academic Sports: Bowling 3, 4 Activities Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4 Offices: Homeroom Vice-President 2, Homeroom Secretary 3 TERRENCE ARTHUR WOLFE Wolfie Academic Sports: Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Winter Track 1, 3 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Offices: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council President 4 ROBERT LEE YEINGST Bob Academic Sports: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Glee Club 4, Choraleers 4, Science Club 3 IAMIE A. YODER lamie General LORETTA FAYE ZECHMAN 5ChlGCk Academic Sports: Bowling 3 Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Choraleers 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Band Front 4 IACOB ISAAC ZERBE lake Academic Sports: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4 Activities: Math Club 1, Intramurals 1, Science Club LEONARD ERNEST ZERBE Lenny'l Academic Sports: Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4 Activities: Band, Intramurals 2,3 HENRY ZETTLEMOYER Hank Vo-Tech Activities: Intramurals 2 CINDY ANN ZIMMERMAN ClfldY Academic Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Band 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, lntramurals1 Offices: Band Librarian 1, 4, Chorus Treasurer 4, Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society Treasurer 4 f- ,- Y-ff ' U 1 ,,, m -svn' A'- Tf x Y' L, I f 5 lc, '.LL ' f' P' 'ff we -'f 33 A Q ' 1 . ,ht ,fy 484 f Q ff Jw .B ,f 4 1 , if 'K , L r, ' I ' L .. M' 'x 5' ki 7 M I M Y . V 25 . 'A g . , f 1' , 3: Q' 'gi Ygfiti5'gm he Tvxar'-T 'Z 5 'X k Zmf' 4',.-5-fwffix -,Q f 2 h ffw-fi Al I ' ,W ' . K ,ff 1-v ,Jr A 3-SE Amz Studies ln Grammar, Writing, And Literature Provide Interesting English Courses For All Grades. You've finally reached Mr, Shan:-r's Lit. classes that you heard so much about. English is still interesting to lack Kuhn senior. 'V E. The excitement of seventh grade English is reflected in the eyes of Robert Hill, and you can be sure that his enthusiasm won't be lost in the years to come. ff In ninth grade English, students read and acl out 5hort plays and stories, ,,,, Open your lwoks, boys, il'5 time for reading class. ,- Remember seventh grade and all ofthe conjugalions that you had to learn? An eleventh grade Class takes a rest in grammar, one of the three Classes in triangular English. E Ninth grade, ah yes, that was the year for the Monkeys Paw. Fiji li Mrs Beverly Stoner Gy X N' Reading 8 r ,Qi b lfl Y Q Mini? 56515651 JL Q ' i gvig f X ivogexgiqkky SKK V014 OJ iyji QXUW Mr. l. Arthur Henderon English Mr. Lee Miller English Grammar Mr. Cary G. Shaner English Literature ln The Davvnihg Di A New Decade History Still Remaiws A Vital Part Of Weiser 5 Curriculum f if .r 1 I fl , Q lj' A . w' ,f!5 Zlr'1flfff'f f ,9Ly':'-he A Mr. Frank Friedman Geography Mr. Charles L, Gibson World Cultures Mr. Thoma5 Golden World History Mr. Elwood E. American wa R l ,W ' uf 'W Lf i Mr. Raymond l. Klingler American History, Geography Mr, Wayne A. Seifarth POD Mrs. Isabel Suhr American History Mr. Donald Troutman Civics 35 I s ' Z.,- ,,..,3,j'f Z' fs., Fo-.,i Q Y sswmm, , Q il: i .h., W I Theodore Roosevelt is one of lhe best remembered presidents, and Mrs. Suhr gives a thorough account of his years as Presiderii. R. Lafollette and I. Rittle rewind a film about China produced by Mr. Gibson and his World Cultures class. 9,59 .,,, X ' M., , Mr. Golden's lecture about ancient Rome has captured Dale Guildin's complete attention. .' K . 'z 'pr , Q! WA 'f WF' gint' fi' . -4 ,Q l '.. 0' ,gqiljf Mft im..-w 1 rx, ll . Nfl l if Q' ' i 4 ' N g.:f U l t H X 1... 1- if . ..J ,e , F , ,an-.,x , 4 ' Q! egg-,. - - Yn',f- A f ' 'H 5 l s . Chris Heck follows Mr. Siefarth's suggestions about taking notes while she reads her assignment, ----r The bulletin board in Mr. Gibsons room broadens his lectures in World Cultures. Mr. Himmelberger and his ninth grade students keep CW. up to date on current events. Weisers World Cultures Course farniliarizes all eleventh grade students with China. Modern Math Courses Devel Mr. Wilkinson reviews a problem with the senior vo-tech Claes. Henry Zettlemoyer works diligently to keep up his consumer math notebook. e' hs. k r- Am4V , e, ' ' - , op Skills For The Future. Mr. Rissinger, a new addition to the math department, gives R. Kreider some help with his algebra homework. Darcelle I-lassler Concentrates on a tricky problem. An eighth grade math section pays close attention as Mr. Rissinger Only one person seems to know the answer to Mrs. Dinsmore's dictates the quiz on the day's lesson. 39 question. Mrs. Myrtle B. Dinsmore Algebra Mr. Samuel L. Henry Seventh Grade Math Mr. Ronald L. Lutz Algebra, Shop Math, Trigonometry, Geometry Mr. Frank B. Hess Geometry, Calculus Mr. Sheldon C. Rissinger Algebra, Eighth Grade Math C0n5umer Math, Algebra Mr. Robert D. Wilkinson Science Department Adds Advanced Courses. Bonnie Kissling tocusvs attention on her chemistry experiment. Mr, Ellis D. Noll Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, 8th Grade Science. y iw LT' Ig, til QQ Mr. Lester P. Breininger Mr, Harold Stern Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, 8th Grade Science. Biology, Advanced Biology sv 4' via Mr. Charles l'. McCumsey Mr, William C. Gosch Mr, Rod General Science, Audio Visual 7th grade gfienqp 9th Grade Scie - , ,af ffm, i ' D. Barron, a senior, performs an experiment in his advanced Chemistry classes. A seventh grade science section learns about water and its properties. .1 Mr. Hermann uses actual experimentation to aid scientific concepts. Eleventh grade chemistry students huddle around Mr. Stern's desk to confirm their hopes of success on their chemistry tests, 1' 1 r . ,. Xin Apparently science is not interesting to everybody. R. LaFollette studies a prized item of Mr. Breiningefs stuffed collection. ...safe C! Mr. Breininger explains to K. Garnett, D, Moyer, and D. Moser how these mice are used in one of his tenth grade biology experiments. L. Stauffer and S. Hassler are fascinated by the life of aquarium inhabitants. An Efficiently Equipped Language ' sw ' 71 Q 5 ' in fi? fk s 5 i ni:-H Enrnusiastic German ll and IV students wail tor Mrs. Gernart lo adjust the tape. Mrs. Chwstine A. Heck Spanish Smiiri 11533471 i MVS- Sarah K- BQPWEY Mrs. Rose Gerhari Mrs. Barbara Thomas Latin German 44 German, Civics Lab Prcnvides Wider Experience For Language Students. Mrs. Behney lectures to her advanced Latin class on VergiI's Aeneid. , rf L fi'-r I '52 ,far ntmwu n . ,,f.,wff-Q lim LOCkiW3rd rnaslers the technique of using the language lab, Mrs. Heck reviews the conditional and future lense of verbs for a quiz. K-rw: wf-xamw-4:wzwas:as:af:ra:mw:ui.Qsw1.f Ms-pew-:..ifpf1.' :Q .f' ' 'rw q A M Today's Business Students, Business Leaders 4 NMA leff Hahn is busily typing a business letter while Dennis Root Checks the fiscal earnings for a fictitious company, Ruth Guistwite uses the mimeoscope to draw a picture for the cover of a program for one of the many school functions. Tomorrow? I, f ' ' . - I just can't seem to find the answer to this question, Miss Goldlhorpef' says lane Garrett. Mr. jack Oesterling Miss lean Goldthorpe EBT, Typing Bookkeeping, EBT, Business Math ti if' 'Y in s s kv itiii T 'gf' X l ,,, Q .ff ff, Qi, ,X W 5 .i V f EBT. is the beginning of Chris McKee's business education. Mrs. Patricia Miller Shorthand, Office Practice, Business Law Up-to-date Equipment Gives Indu Senior Scott Chelius sands the surface of his gun rack prior to applying the finish. Mr. Gibson introduces his eighth grade wood shop Class to the proper handling of the saw. Mr. Gibson investigates the squeaky door ot senior Dennis Wilnrt-r's gun Cabinet. Scott Lainm makes a Chisel as one of his projects. H m . or :mrlsrfif trial Art Classes Opportunities ln Modern Metal And Wood ork. i i' rim-w s iiiftii :Vi iirkjl A 1...- x 'tb' , nrt .sq Dennis Hoffert shows a fellow classmate, Rob Hoffa, the proper use of the bandsavv. Felix Ramos wears his safety glasses as he prepares to shape the stock on the wood lathe, Mr. I. Robert Gibson Mr. Thomas Loose Wood Shop Metal Shop Mr. Loose demonstrates to a group of attentive eighth graders the proper method of raising metal. 49 Maw. Vo-Ag also requires some business knowledge. M, Schermifk demonstrates to D. Iohnson, SEATEDg N. Troutman, and M. Moyer how to keypunch. 4W,,,.,s, M D. Schaenvr, L. Wanner, 1. Kneiser learn from E. Svvope how lo Clean a tractors nil filter VVeiser's Vo-Ag Department Develops Agricultural skills For Future Farmers. R. Boyer and D. Balm inspect the garden tractor for minor discrepancies. Eighth grade boys examine marigolds which they cultivate in the T, Buchter and M. Gelsinger assemble their feeding trough. green house addition. r l Tig? i J f , fe D 7 , F .,,.-4 ..- Mr. Laverne A. Barrett Mr. Richard R. Rover Vo-Ag, ninth grade science Vo-Ag M. Moyer and I. Swope touch up some wooden furniture. This is part of the vo-ag course offered to girls. Home Economic Classes Mold Home Donna Hatt works very carefully to make sure her dress is perfect. On your mark, get set, sew! f 2 'ff' 'Ya r ,Q I ,M 2' 4252511512 ' f. .fQQl'5S7'i ' g I ' q If 'ix 'Qt ar f ef- ... F I. makers For The Future. D. Sheddinger presses her dress for the final fitting. ff' I Mrs. Ruth W. Grimes Mrs. Olive Weidman Home Economics Home Economics The eighth grade girls are looking for new and exciting recipes Aleta Baim discovers that sewing takes a lot of time and effort. l-lard at work in the material area are G. Hornberger, G. Musser, H. Zettlemoyer, and T. Ruth. H. Layser concentrates on assembling one of the many instruments used in his electronics course while C. Trupe watches. T. Rothermel and A. Clifford, aided by the instructor, measure the amount of paper needed to complete the room. I, Wanner, I. Befhtel, T. Adams, G. Bodanza, and D. Schock start a new phase of a maintenance mechanics course. 3' t '.'.e f XT? ,G l l. Moyers course in merchandising prepares him tor possible business of his own. B, Moyer, C. Stricker, R. Germ-rl, VV. Long, and R. Kolle repair one of the instructors Cars. R. Ranellone, using P. Bowen as a model, demonstrates to M. Fishburn, D. Kintzer, and B. Root the proper method of styling a flip. WWW R. Darkes demonsl Sharar exactly hc course. S Shananman, as a part of his printing course, prints a portion of the annual yo-tech yearbook. chool Provides Experience In pations For Weiser Students. D. Klopp shows his instructor that he does understand his electricity CUUTSE. t tti,t g -v-ff -a wwf' i G. Stuck displays to his instructor a plan for a machine that he made as a project for his machine design drafting course. 1. Hill tries to decide whether or not to make the bathroom larger for his floor plan while D. Newsvvanger surveys the other rooms, ,,,.....- A seventh grade art class works on one of their many projects. H. Demmy and E. Kopfer add the finishing ' ' touches to their water color pictures, R. Eckert caretully labors over his printing project 4 Classes In junior High Give Students An Appreciation For Art. QMS , - r 5? 1' ,, z.1'1..,z:.gsa P rf 41, aa. , l. White works on one of the projects that is part of his elective art MV. Alffmnder examines R. Schulz-r's completed drawing. COU FSE. -A va ' il ff, is , fa M as 'Q' itii ieii i A - Mr. Thomas I. Alexander, lr. Mr. Ferdinand A, 'cz Lk Art Art ' 5? ' Bl' sp A l - x 57 N 59' VVeiser's Music Department Gives Every Student Basic Understanding In t , Music N' , 3 he-r-T-1-if A , iarfx. . 4. Mr. William 1. Mills Miss Barbara 1. Murdough Instrumental Music Vocal Music Listen, do you hear music coming from the stage? Il's Mr. Mills rehearsing the clarinet section for the Christmas assembly. ,wt -av ,assi Miss Murdough teaches these eagerseventh graders the fundamental Sopranos, you sound flat, You've got to read the music, insists Mis of vocal music. Murdough. Two student librarians, L. Laub and N, Kornbleel, gain experience by I. Laliose uses one ofthe many reference books available in the library lo prepare working at the desk during the clay. a special report, 50me 5lUd9'll5 Wllfl lUV9 SXUH time U'll0Y Vedfllllg E. Kreider pages through some novels for light reading magazines to which the school library subscribes. of which the library has a wide selection. The Library. Room G Many Moods Mrs. Mary Louise Wertz Mrs. loenita Speiss D. Marks and C. Hummel review a math problem for their next Class. Librarian Librarian Secretary W J: M, Li n 1 2 .A is ----........ Piluuunrr Q: -- v A gpm, . Weiser Keeps In Shape Through A Varied Physical Education Program. 1 A group of junior high girls participate in a game of crab soccer The teams watch as two opposing players try to snare the pass ' ,Ox . -. 2 Miss Patricia Unger Health, Phys. Ed. 2. NRAD wrt ,5tai,cu 1-as-V- ' The shirtless players get in position to grab the jump ball and score a fast two Mr. loseph Heilman points. Science, Phys. Ed. 2 Mrs. Rebecca Mengel Health, Phys. Ed. K ,fi QM A we 0-'S X GM sf Crab soccer always gives the girls plenty oi' exercise. , -Na wifi A group of treshman boys Watch as Mr. Heilman explains and demonstrates wrestling techniques. .. , ,MN-.. 5 Mr. Wilson Hartranfl Using the big medicine ball makes volleyball more exciting. Health, Phys. Ed. CW. Students Improve Driving Skills ln VVeek'v Sessions. 10-A prepares to lake one of Mr. Snyder's weekly, written lesls. The subject for this test is winter driving. li.. K. Saul points out the parts of the car lo B. Knoll. 1 Denise Boyer demonstrates the proper way of making a turn to S. Speicher and B. Bennett. if Mr. Donald F. Snyder Driver-Ed. ..-...msn Students Gain Valuable Medical Information ln Eighth And Eleventh Grade Health Classes. 5 l E 1: -cam... 'L Wfrtvnif Sharon Shartle, Lorraine Manvviller, and Penny Gruber listen attentive-ly as the homework N'1r,Iohn Berriman ' assignment is given. Health Phys. Ed. sff? Another busy health class. S. Shartle, D. Schnee, and B. Troutman view the intricacies of the eyeball. ls this how my ear Works? asks Steve Klopp while Gordon Speicher and Michael White eagerly anticipate the answer. .2 Your records show that you are certainly well suited for the academic curriculum, Debby, says Mr, Krott. 1 Mrs. Lahr explains to Mark Lockart the many opportunities offered by the vo-tech schools. The guidance department: Mrs. Dorothy Lahr, Mrs. Helen Krott, Mr. Edward Schofer, and Mrs, Mae A. Bohn, secretary. L.. Two ninth grade girls await their conferences with Mr. Schofer, former science teacher, who has returned to Weiser as a guidance counselor. Familiar Face At Weiser Returns To A New job. , ,,s,.,...-cM., M K -I v 42, . I' Professional Health Staff Keeps Weiser Students Healthy. Mrs. Hazel Werner Ralph Long sits patiently as Mrs. Werner bandages an School Nurse iniury he received during gym class. Miss Hamaker checks the teeth of every Conrad Weiser Area student each year. Yr Miss Ethel Hamaker School Dental Hygienist ...- :Lg-sr Eff!! Ii ,ar l i In a room located between the Industrial Arts and Vo-Ag portions of F-wing, a senior high special section reviews the days lesson. Two Specifically Created ROOMS Give Special EClUCEltiOH Classes Chances Better Learning. wh Too See S90 blue Mr, William B, Stover Nlf. Tl'lOma5 SCl1rT1OyGr Special Ed. Special Ed. In another room adjacent to the senior high room, classes are held for those pupils in junior high school special education 'r - -W1-'wr-waxfwlm - v'- Q if af is 5 oh , w '35-'za W l. 'mul 5? as 55' W2 1:5 sf ,,,. TOP ROW: I. Ressler, W. Master, G. Neider, V. Mentzer, T. Ravert, D. Lockart, M. Meiser FOURTH ROW: C. Martz, D. Merkle, K. Melcher, D. Reinert, L. Lutz, S.. Miller THIRD ROW: L. Long, K. Luckenbill, D. Moyer, C. Miller, H. Moyer, S, Rhoads, I. May, SECOND ROW: D. Miller, I. Rltlle, N. Marshall, L. Martin, F. Marderness, I. Renninger, M. Oudinot FIRST ROW1 E. Raihl, V. Moyer, B. Lengle, S. Lord, B. Myer, M. Milia,fD. Mentzer Grade TOP ROW: D. Bentz, M. George, A Delbert, B. Ecenroad, A. Anderson, S. Boltz FOURTH ROW: H. Gelsinger, A. Brimmer, G. Fessler, L. Ebbert, K. Batdorf THIRD ROW: P. Ganster, R. Baum, L. Brown, K. Czebieniak, D. Edgar SECOND ROW: D. Gartner, C. Bingham, C. DeLong, B. Ambrose, R. Feeg FIRST ROW: R. Frey, P. Allen, K. Fisher, C. Deck, R. Balm, L. Gelsinger Grade TOP ROW: E, Cobb, D. Ebling, S. Bufhter, B. Clements, D. Boyer, R. Czebieniak, W. Dreibelbis THIRD ROW: D. Frey, S. Evans, K. Bohn, C. Fisher, K. Boyer, I. Everline, D. Eice-man, K. Franck, W. Flickinger SECOND ROW: K. Gerhart, I. Fisher, S, Anspach, B. Coloye, I. Bladd, K. Arnold, K. Decker, FIRST ROW: K. Burkhart, R. Detwiler, B. Bennett, D. Boyer, A. Deck Eleven TOP ROW: R. Hummel, R. Keith, R. Lic-big, M, Hartman, M. Gunclrum, S. Graievvski, B. Lape FOURTH ROW: B. Kramer, P. Hays, D. Hoover, M. Kiphorn, R. Hill, L. Hoahower, M. Keister THIRD ROW: R. Hauser, Rflbach, L. Knoll, l. Keener, R. Himmelberger, A. Harakel, SECOND ROW: M, Heilinger, l. Lamm, L. Kugler, R. Herb, S. Leas, C. Kent FIRST ROW: B. Kiwling, R. Lafollette, D. Knauer, R. Henelfinger, C. Hassler, I. Hook, C. Kissling, C. Kratzer Ten TOP ROW: C. Gruber, l. Heist, R. Herb, D. verlin R Kelchmr D Madeira W Homyack C He g, . A, . , . , . Marks, R. Horvat FOURTH ROW: A. Greth, B. Knoll, D. Hummel, I. Laub, D. Koch, K, Long, L. Laub, C. Hartman THIRD ROW: I. Klopp, R. Kissling, I. Hubler, D. Klopp, D. Kintzer, B. Heller, M. Hillegas, W. Huseman SECOND ROW: C. Houck, I. Klick, S. Lavoie, D. Heck, A. Kloss, B. Hansen, R. Halcleman, E. Kramer FIRST ROW: C, Kramer, R. Heffelfinger, B. Hartman, S. Matz, L. Hellinger TOP ROW: I. Wenrich, A. Trusky, I. Shanaman, S, Schaeffer, A. Schaeffer, E. Wanner, K. Yackera FOURTH ROW: D. Schaeffer, P. Wagner, D. Sheidy, C. Snyder, S. Sattazahn, A. Spangler THIRD ROW: D. Speicher, S. Steiger, R. Weiss, I. Texter, B. Rupp, L. Strunk, C. Smith SECOND ROW: S. Speck, L. Uribe, A. Smith, R. Spittler, R. VanArt, E. Wawrzyniak FIRST ROW: T, Troutman, N. Rump, S. Schuler, I. Seitrit, R. Svveigart S Unger TOP ROW: R. Putt, M. Oxenreidur, M. McNerny, A. Rowe, P. Ruth, M. Putt, P. Schaeffer, FOURTH ROW: D. Matthew, R. Saylor, D. Marks, G. Martin, M. Putt, N. Pagerly, 'THIRD ROW: T. Musser, R. Moyer, C. Schaeher, K. Saul, I. Mertz, M. Schwartz, A. Schaetzle SECOND ROW: I. Reifsnyder, C. Moyer, S. Niethamer, D. Eothere mel, C. Phillips, D. Noss, D Saylor, FRONT ROW: I. Schaeffer, L. Pieller, M. Matz, S. Riegel, M. Schaeffer, C. Putt, M. Kintzer TOP ROW: R. Lutz, T. Long, M. Lutz, I. Lehman, M. Layser, I. Keppley, M. Kissling, L. Lamm, FOURTH ROW: C. Luft, G. Lutz, D. Keppley, N. Master, B. Lamm, I. Kissling, M. Katzaman, THIRD ROW: B. Kissling, D. Kanaval, M. Landis, P. Kramer, R. Klose, G Manbeck, S. Kanaval, C. Lacock SECOND ROW: C. Klinger, N Klopp, S. Long, I. Matthew, G. Leas, L. Manwiller, S. Long, FIRST ROW: T. Manbeck, A. Krott, D. Matthew, E. Luft, S. Madeira, E. Martin Grade TOP ROW: K. Becker, M. Ebbert, L. Brossman, K Baker, I. Carey, G. Cassler, I. Bakerofskie, C Armstead, A. Elavrly FOURTH ROW: R. Dries, L Armbuster, D. Bright, G. Eiceman, D. Brophy, T Blatt, A. Berger, W. Dunlcelberger THIRD ROW: W Auman, K. Brossman, B. Duncan, P. Berlin, H. Baim R. Deck, C. Eshbach SECOND ROW: T. Adams, D Bickel, B. Benyish, C. Adams, D. Bledsoe, C. Eberly S. Bilofsky FIRST ROW: I. Aulenbach, D. Bennet, D Beavens, D. Andrews, S. Beidler, B. Aulenbach ine TOP ROVV: L. GroH, R. Gelsinger, M. Gelsinger N. Grajewski, M. Gerharl, G. Hartman, 'C Haldeman, R. Heilinger, FOURTH ROW: P. Grey D. Heck, C. Gunrlrum, D. Hoffa, L. Greth, F Gerhart, D. Greenawald, THIRD ROW: L. Frey, D Hursh, D. Holzman, R. Fiscus, W. Flickinger, D Gitfin, C. Fhhburn, S. Ludwig, SECOND ROW: C Frey, T. Flickinger, D. Haralcel, I. Garrett, D Holzman, S. Grimes, S. Hassler, FIRST ROW: W. Huyett, K. Gilbert, M. Himmelberger, D. Evans TOP ROW: R. Allen, C. Unger, M. Sweigart, M. Spayd, G. Schnee, O. Schnee, W. Sorrick, T. Baum, B. Troutman, FOURTH ROW: D. Wilkinson, D. Zerbe, R. Seese, D. Werner, B. Zimmerman, M. Zeigler, B. Wartlutt, THIRD ROW: I. Urban, S. Speicher, C, Yiengst, S. Stine, D. Short, G. Stricker, D, Yeager, C. Seigfried SECOND ROW: M. Yoeum, B. Stief, S. Zeigler, K. Shanaman, D. Smith, D. Wentzel, G. Ulrich, FIRST ROW: K. Strickler, C. Williams, M. Wagner, H. Yoh, K. Shannon, E. Snyder r TOP ROW: B. Salem, B. Oxenreider, I. Putt, K. Muekay, W. Schuler, S. McCoy, D, Miller, R. Miller, FOURTH ROW: D. Schaeffer, D. Raihl, C. Richards, C. McKee, L. Rittle, S. Miller, R. Miller, P. Mayer, C. Moyer, THIRD ROW: 1. Rabold, W. Ross, T. Rowe, A. Narducci, V. Schucker, R. Myer, R. Peigner, S Rentschler, SECOND ROW: D. Mower, M. Santamour, T. Miller, W. Sanders, A. Porter, S. Schultz, FIRST ROW: A Moyer, L. Schaetzle, K. Schwartz, D Mentzer TOP ROW: K. Henderson, I. Heilinger, C. Hatt, A. Koch, D. Kuhn, L. Layoie, G. Heydt, M. Hirshbach, C. Kiscadderi FOURTH ROW: T. Kissling, R. Lamm, R. Houck, B. Holzman, R. Krick, C. Keppley, A. Lesher, K. Hicks, C. Hay THIRD ROW: D. Kline, C. Krick, I. Kates, L. Kurtz, W. Lacock, S. Klopp, P. Hoffman, K. Hornberger SECOND ROW: R. Kreider, S. Lamm, S. Himmelberger, D. Lengel, D. Kramer, A. Kindt, B. Hoover, T. Kreitz, FIRST ROW: S. Klopp, T. Hummel, R. Huseman, C. Hower, I. Indorato, M. Herb, G. Hoffman TOP ROW: P. Wissinger, R. Witwer, D. Wilhelm, K. Smith, H. Shanaman, M. Sweinhart, M. Vasquez, M. Stricker THIRD ROW: M. Unger, R. Steiger, R. Yarnall, I. Shifflet, C, Speicher, P. Wike, S. Wagner THIRD ROW: S. Strickler, I. Shifflett, N. Zimmerman, C. Snyder, K. Stautter, C. Zerbe, M. Trusky, I. Ulrich SECOND ROW: A. Shepler, T. Stief, D. Tobias, C. Tobias, L. Yeager, M. Texter, E, Swope, I. Walters, L. Wanner FIRST ROW: C. Witmer, T. Zellers, D. Snyder, S. Van Art, R. Troutman, T. Snyder, R. Zellers, S. Yeager TOP ROW: E. Yeager, P. Staurfer, C. Yoder, M. Strause, M. Smith, S. Weiss, D. Zerbe, K. Sheidy, T. Unger FOURTH ROW: S. Yarnell, M. Weiss, B. Webber, M. White, S. Sutliff, R. Witmer, D. Sheddinger, C. Sloudt THIRD ROW: D. Wheeler, P. Sheidy, B. Stricker, L. Strunk, G. Speicher, S. Werner L. Shoff, D. Stamm, S. Stamm SECOND ROW: C. Snyder, S. Strunk, S. Wanner, A. Slricker, B. Troutman, R. Smith, S. Sharlle, I. Sherman FIRST ROW: B. Stoltz, S. Ulrich, I. Wenrich, S. Zerbe, D. Ulrich, l. Wenrich, I. Stricker, D. Werner, P. Snyder, L. Manvviller. Grade Eight TOP ROW: G. Andrews, D. Brubaker, M. Freeze, K, Dingledein, K. Hartman, R. Engle,,S. Hartman, D. Boyer, I. Fishburn FOURTH ROW: P. Gruber, M. DeLong, D. Bloch, B. Brown, M. Drieblebis, B. Con- ard, E. Driebelbis, R. Balaster THIRD ROW: D. Halde- man, R. Freeman, M, Davis, D. Hartman, G. Hart- man, I. Boyer, P. Buchter, C. Bickel, M. Greth SEC- OND ROW: D. Cassler, I. Detweiler, L. Deck, B. Eisenbise, R. Eckert, D. Clark, R. Bashore, L. Bru- baker FIRST ROW: I. Anspach, D. Garlin, A. Fisher, R. Brubaker, K. Grajewski, B. Gartner, B. Bower, C. Clay, S. Collom, T. Gerhart Grade Seven TOP ROW: H. Demmy, L. Armbuster, W. Boltz, I. Darkes, I. Adams, M. Gelsinger, H. Demmy, I. Degler, P. Bauman FOURTH ROW: S. Auchenbach, C. Bleistein, I. Fix, L. Driee, T. Bohn, D. Clements, C. Garrett, D. Brubaker THIRD ROW. A. Angstadt, C. Ganster, S. Bright, S. Coleman, B. Batdorf, A. Burkholder, F. Berlin, M. Bennetsch, T. Fiscus SECOND ROW: S. Brossman, I. Fiant, I. Anspach, I. Brubaker, S. Franco, B. Gerhart, M. Galen, T, Butcavage, K. Freeman FIRST ROW: M. Carey, R. Dissinger, K. Garrett, E. Baahore, R. Gelsinger, B. Blatt TOP Row: M. Myer, S. Sattazahn, H. Re-ich, C. Putt, D. Schnee, K. Schlatterer, I. Mamhall, D. Poison, T. Reich FOUR IH ROW: I. Schultz, D. Schnce, C. Schultz, I. Russ, S. Loeb, D. Schulz-r, N. Lutz, I-'. Riengarl THIRD ROW: S. Rhine, S. Reed, C. Madeira, P Raihl, E. Oberhollzer, D. Pieller, D. Raihl, M. Miller, S. Ludwig SECOND ROW: R. Manbeck, K. Shucker, D. Pagerly, I. Putt, I. Santamour, L. Lord, G. Moyer, L. Manwiller FIRST ROW: M. Lofkart, A. Martin, G. Merkel S. Noecker, D. Schwartz, I. Porter, F. Noeker . . x 5.4 TOP ROW: L. Koch, D. Krupka V, Houck, K. Ienkins, A. Huyett, G. Brown, B. Wolfe, D. Hoffa, I. Light, FOURTH ROW: I. Gerhart, R. Greth, G. Hillegas, C. Hart- man, P. Katzaman, D. Hassler, S. Kalasukas, B. Hartman, THIRD ROW: I. Hoover, C. Lamm, P. Long, C. Humphrey, Irwin, M. Lamm, S. Horvatt, D. Hatt, H. Hartman, SECOND ROW: D. Hassler, I. Hirtle, B. Croft, D. Lamm, K. Grutf, M. Hartman, I. Houck, D. Hoover, FIRST ROW: M, Kurtz, D. Gultlin, E. Harakel, E. Kopter, T, Laughlin, D. Hottert, R. Hill, D. Lightnor, M. Huseman VO-TECH STUDENTS TOP ROW: R. Gernert, R. Davis, S. Shannaman, L. Halt, D. Newswanger, B. Miller, D. Klupp SECOND ROW: C. Stricker, B. Darkes, I. Bechtel, I. Reich, S. Eckert, D. Kintzer, FIRST ROW: G. Bush, C. Alexander, M. Fi5hIJurn, T. Ruth, H. Hill, A. Scht-nck TOI' ROW: P. Wealhc-rholtz, C. Schoennagel, K Yoh, K. Shitfletl, I. Schwartz, B. Strickler, L. Staurfer R. Sleil, If Stout, FOURTH ROVV: C. Swope, B Zechman, D. Zt-irhe, R. Zimmerman, E. Trimble, R Strunk, E. Strickler, H. Speck, THIRD ROW: B Schooner, I. Zimmerman, S. Troutman, R. Yiengst, S Stetity, S. Wenrich, L. Zimmerman, B. Yoh, S Schlappich, SECOND ROW: M. Zerbe, T. Speicher, C Smith, L. Martin, I. Stauffer, B. Yoh, D. Saul, R Schuler, FIRST ROW: M. Ulrich, T. Spangler, K Schenck, D. Welker, I. Zimmerman, K. Williams TOP ROW: R. Fox, D. Lally, D. Schock, R. Long, B. Root, P. Bowen FIRST ROW: B. Moyer, A. Cliltord, K. Hartman, K. Chapman, G. Bodanza, VO-TECH STUDENTS Standardized testing provides the guidance department with one type of iniormation necessary for aiding students. Three weary days teal the students' endurance. TOP ROW: L. Muckey, M. Phillips, H. Mogel, L. Raihl, l. Newswanger, 1. Paine, R. Knoll, l. Miller, M. Roth, SECOND ROW: M. MrNerny, 1. Moyer, 1. Lougheacl, B. Ruth, B. McQuate, R. Ressler, I. Rittle, E. Overholtzer THIRD ROW: S, Rentschler, R. Ruth, C. Rush, M. Moyer, S. Melclwr, W. Martin, R. Reinhart, D. Moyer, R. Miller FOURTH ROW: R. Pennypacker, H. Manbeck, l. Reitsnyder, K. Miller, D. Moser, M. Giffin, W. Miller, FIFTH ROW: H. Oxenreider, l. Reese, D. Menlzer, C. Lutz, N. Martin, D, Miller K N :Q 'If CDH The Spot I A ' . MM 5 46 'neu ,L 51' ,?'we'f' 'M 4 . I ,AM 17 4 WM? -42: grlfi-KTT, V J Q' ' mfr xiw nv-.L .., .W : M fn , was 32 6 I A STANDING: Coach Seifarth, A. Schaeffer, R. Yiengst, B. Allen, I. Wenrich, K. Baker, Manager D. Ebling, Manager K. Saul KNEELING: S, Evans, C. Hess, T. Baum, G. Andrews, D, Weiss The T969 Cross country Team set a fast pace this season. Remembering that low score wins, victories were run against Reading, Wilson, and Hamburg, all with a final score of 28-27. Elco was also beaten by the Scouts U9-361. Five losses were suffered when the team met Owen l. Roberts 132-35l, Muhlenburg 130-25l, Governor Mifflin Q32-23j, Exeter Q32-23j, and Daniel Boone Q30-251. Twelfth Annual Berks County Cross Country Conference Run held at Twin Valley High School on October 'I7, 1969. , Cross Countr Team Young But Mighty Ji 4, Senior Bob Yiengst and sophomore Tim Baum reminisce about the State Cross Country Run at Penn State where Bob placed second and Tim placed sixth. M ,- ..-nw-erm.. Coach Seifarth surveys the situation before a meet. Last minute instructions before the start of the Berks County Con- ference Run. E Warm up exercises before the Conference Run at Twin Valley. Weiser's Whackers Tie For The girls' hockey team ended the 1969-70 season tie for third place. Wins were over Tulpehocken t2-OI, Wilson I2-OJ, Schuylkill Valley I3-Zj, and Muhlen- berg I2-II. The team was beaten, however, in rematches by Muhlenberg Q0-TI, Tulpehocken I1-33, and Schuykill Valley I0-IJ. This caused the season to end with a total of tour wins and four losses. V SECOND ROW: C. DeLong, D. Speicher, D. Hess, D. Becker, M. C. Moyer, B. Knoll, K. Strickler, Coach Unger Spittler, C. Eisenbise, K. Riegel, S. Riegel. THIRD ROW: C. ARSITY - FIRST ROW: I. Eshbach, S. Knoll, A. Miller, S. Leas. Zimmerman, N, Marshall, P. Roberts, A. Boyer, W. Sorrick, S. Speck Huddling together, team members plan tricky plays for the next half. IUNIOR VARSITY - FIRST ROW: D. Evans, B. Sparks, R. Kissling, T. Manbeck, M. Sanlamour, P. Wike, D. Snyder, S. Bilofsky, SECOND ROW: S. Niethamer, S. Shifflet, C. Adams, L, Wenrich, D, Eiceman, I. Hubler, I. Matthew, D. Tobias, I. Bladd, Coach Unger Third Andy Miller and a Schuylkill Valley player stop the action at the sound of the referee's whistle. MM, 32: . ,. Q Susie Leas attempts to rescue the ball from the hands of the Pantherettes, We mtg A A 'WXGA km,g'EN oxhscomeiilt ' .7 Q 15 dome 'rms twffN'2 - Q1 E A ' Wil 3 mhomt ' W 5 . t 'li , -mi A E ,f '-,a 5 1 -.zfgl 'ni .fff fffif A - rzggsfgi . 1' Janie Eshbach and Andy Miller display Coach Unger's sign describing VVeiser's hard earned victory at Schuylkill Valley. g ., H 4 gif . ' 5 , V I ' L ,,i,, . , ff 'gmw - W . f . ,N . w tf V Q. ,' A -42 t , f 1. , at 4, ' ' ' ELL -V ef , e,,., ' M- ' ..,- F. ' , Q' i .. ' ' f - es.fHw3f'-i..' , as-z.4 f' -' 'st fs: '- .'?!2.a.-W '43 -- f. -K nfwwf . fs - . ,,. g,egp.v-?T?e-:f- -7 . -we .fs -as J f . , t f .L 4- -M ' -elif.: fy -mx. W - .. Q. , ,, ig I 4,l1 .x,, 'rm .' , U- , ww.. '11 M 2: M- 'QHSQF H 'tat-Elisltu fi n.'-r '1,Ef2aLii'2su. , E1:f. .rt'1'ggff::f5., ' ' ' , -M , ft:-, ,Q ,',2?'4v.zSi1l-ftgg if-gf rf- Y . ,. e wx ' 1Y? a -,awnhkif-f if-'54 '-' ig is-9-sitgiex-FTK -, ff:-' f 'Ira' -,, 4 -15 -MlQ4wf ' ww? f A' 'law' +29-'?'3iiff'3?1,', 41' :Eff 5-6 '.Ef'2,.JP'32':f'?'?' 'T-'ff':'f'f4iS'?-' ' ' ff ' -- -9 'V Mi f 454-Zfieffl' .fii's: :25t'+ 'feI4.. fy -f i1.'w 1' . 'i n . A wall of determined Weiser players anxiously await what is about to come, 1 P - .1 as fin Weiser players are a little too late as a member of the other team makes contact with the ball. Soccer Team ages The boys' soccer team kicked their way to a 4-vvin, 7-loss season for 1969 to 1970. On our home field gallant victories were scored over Kutztovvn K2-OJ, Reading 12-lj, Cedar Crest C1-Ol, and Wilson fl-OJ. Close games were lost to Mt. Penn Q0-1 Q, Tulpehocken Q0-Zl, fO-3j, Wilson fl-21, Elco fl-21, Q2-Sl, Reading CO-U, and Cedar Crest KO-lj. Man W -,-.-,ag QDTT- '-1 ,Yjx--4f 'f 5' . A , . U' . i A 'X 'Q A V l C 4 A f V..-e::1.4,,a,,z X ew H, If Y' ,.. ' 5- f.'.gaL2.1t:'21-Inf:-Z:i.a'-tm Q -- r---f ' ' I L' A Jw? 'f,i '- r . 'iw . ff'-3 ' A, fir: -in '1-Vie fiVff3fe:'eL. 'fss'T1Z..'iil'.f3 ?fl KNEELING. B. Clements, R. Stach, K. Long, A. Krott, S. Schultz, R. Eicernan, H. Fry, A. Deibert, T. Raven, C. Gruber, l. While, l. Heist, K Spittler, I. Ressler, D. Iohnson, L. Armbuster, l'. Zellers, D. Kintzer, C. B-3lClOfl, 5. SDHYG, A. Clem, D, Manllwkf C0-Wh Haflfanfl Marks, STANDING: Manager: 1. Hummel, Manager: T. Buchler, C. Dennis Manbeck unsuccessfully Goalie john Ressler kicks the ball Coach Haftfanfl 9XCll9dlY rQviQWS fifS1 half Rwhlng a tries to prevent his opponent out of dangerous territory. mlSl8k9S. Tulpehocken player from making Contact with the out of the Wayf lack haul Fry turns to get the ball. Close Contests Kevin Batclort and De-nnis Manlxf-Ck show signs of weariness while lack Fry turns cleiectcdly away. Seniors: Manager lim Hummel, Dennis Manbeck, lack Fry, Randy Luckenbill, Cary Eiceman, Dave Iohnson. ,,......4.. ggvA 1: A Weiser player rises to meer Coach Hartranft intently the flying ball, watches the boys' moves. X , l N 1 Dave johnson falls in a race to reach the ball. ...- . -0. EXSFUSSS psyche up the boys for the ensuing game. FIRST ROW: Ass't Coach Heilman, T. Adams, R. Krick, L. Zerbe, I. Tobias, T. Wolfe, I. Zerbe, G. Werner, R. Spayd, A. Douglas, I. Hahn, E, McCoy, G. Hornhc-rger, SECOND ROW: Manager I. Aulenbacih, Manager M, Sweigart, G. Musser, D. Madeira, P. Wissinger, P. Ceiss, E. Cobb, O. Pleasant, R. Moyer, C. Unger, M. George, T. Everline, F. Schlappich R. Leibig, D. Bentz, V. Mentzer, I. Urban, R. Hurvat, S. Focbtball Takes A Bastian, Coavh Kuczala LAST ROWt Asst Coach Stern, Manager, Wenrich, R. I-Iuseman, W. Scneuring, I. Keppley, T. Adams, I Narducfi, R. Hauser, C. Dries, D. Bright, L. Croft, I. Carey, C Eiceman, W. Ross, M. Vasquez, R. Werner, D. Bruphv, S. McCoy, I Pull, R. Za-Ilers, Ass't Coach George , I 4. - sw t A 4-..,,, 'QE' I . -fx. . 'AX 1 f ' W inf gi' .xg w , 5' nu! In a huddle, the team members are given the strategy for the next play by quarterback Mike George, V1 -w .ww r .l-mx'-i--1 ul-.1-1numn.u-ww-nm'-.wa uma-.gr-na .-.n-gn.-'-uv..-1 fr .J-vmnpunt mln-uv v I -- .5 'N xx -V, 2' .A s-:R ' , rf Y V 1 xQJ in Giant Ste D. it' M if gwix , XJ tytgie wow Q CUM KQQQCQJ , fxry-1, lg ti ff at f Ko .SNL , Ubtu AQ L M 5 fp if-fd vit Q wg' , L.- Rick House, Coach Kuczala and quarterback Mike George his Punting discuss maneuvers for the next play. tor the Scouts. A typical scene from the unforgettable Daniel Boone game when the Sfouts emerged victnrinus over the Blazers with A score nl 1,5 - Il. And so t-ncis another attempt to score as the Sfcvuts are hit from all sides. Another first and ten for Stout hack 44, Greg Werner Quarterback Mike George spots his receiver in one of Weiser's evening games at Municipal Stadium. 9 9 Q tit 1 tx 'W f ye t , WX Q5 K yd. 't qXtv' gi A ,i ny X l -- 'Fw 'inn TSI. so v ' 'A aa. if ,, i- mt wg sf X., . w fluff 'LI lu- .. Q1 ig, , ,A , ,. casa Z., K , ,- -.1 , tags, if -H. u -as K . e, 'xt .L Q'-vp ,,. ftfW-i4-L5,g4if:t::'jt j t4l,LVv5 Vglcsfs , L, 'sk fl ,r A N 'L I - ,. riff - ,g,:- ' if A . T.. . ,aug H'-?-1-T: f E ,In MY-att X' Wvfl. N-4 7 -rw gt: :gt In-fa-,xiii 3,Qqff,. ffswxm. t'y5-it-393' 5. A Vip ' ' ' f,? '1tx,3'f.-fn aw 1. fi' ' -' ,NIU ,vate The boys suffered many hours of grueling practices in the hot August sun. The team lrots off the field for their half time pep talk. it All N .. x i' 1 l L!-i Mr. Gosch provided the PA system for games played at Weiser. KQ K Ki ripe Q ff' , Elf Mr. Alexander filmed the games so the team could re- view its performance. Many spectators showed their support for the Scouts. The Big Blue presented preegame and halftime shows at every game The Conrad Weiser football team took a big leap this year into varsity competition. They battled their way through a season of numerous injuries to a final stand- ing of three wins and five losses. Four touchdowns led the way to victory in our first game of the season with a score of Q29-OJ over Elco, Other victories were over Daniel Boone U3-T21 and Wyomissing Q46-123. Losses were scored when the Scouts were beaten by Schuylkill Valley Q12-141, Perkiomen Valley 18-343, Landsdale Cath- olic QO-34J, Exeter U2-ZOJ and Holy Name Q6-263. Weiser Headed For Playoffs As Yearbook Goes To Press 1969-1970 CW Varsity Goes Undefeated In Berks The 1969 70 Conrad Weiser Basketball Squad: STANDING: Managers Robert Wilkinson SEATED: Dave lohnson, lack Kuhn, Mike George, lames Hummel 84 Len Zerbe, john Wenrich, Greg Werner, Coach jaqk Zerbe, lghn Reggie-r, Wilson Hartranft, Dave Bright, Harry Fry, Asst. Coaches Lee Miller 84 Mt. Penn Kutztown Twin Valley Exeter Hamburg Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Warwick Wyomissing Cedar Crest Muhlenberg Wilson , Conestoga Valley Hamburg Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Wyomissing Cedar Crest Muhlenberg Wilson X 55 43 51 52 69 50 46 52 41 66 44 50 66 60 62 36 51 37 51 50 35 750 63 65 71 95 72 75 69 77 54 83 76 67 93 91 67 53 94 48 64 68 61 75 Seniors: Harry Fry, .Dave johnson, lack Kuhn, lake Zerbe, and Greg Werner Guard Mike George Guard lohn Ressler Forward Dave johnson VVeiser's three big men check-out for a rebound. '. R , w , t l l L :Sgt stir' J Center lake Zerbe Forward lack Kuhn 3 fe 5 H 5 err if s Oil 0 by Q.. 5 N- af fi , ,TQ ML H4 . , , V- K ,, . Y , - .4 k -. . M. George going up on a iump ball. Weiser calls time out. Coach Hartranft shouts orders to players as assistant coach 'xlillf-r look: on in astonishment. The Weiser squad has skilled reserve players 1, Fry, G, Werner, R. Houser, I, Wenrich, and D. Bright, Little Scouts N- . - .- .. 1 W- Coach Hartrantt changes his strategy during a time out, or ,V ,- R Rick Herb gets the tap on a jump ball. Weiser lV's 12-10 SCORES cvv Mt. Penn Kutztown Twin Valley Exter Hamburg Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Warwick Wyomissing Cedar Crest Muhlenberg Wilson Conestoga Valley Hamburg Schuylkill Valley Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Wyomissing Cedar Crest Muhlenberg Wilson JYETN ta ra 'ez cg ' junior Varsity Basketball squad: BACK ROVV: Manager Carl Unger, Carl Marks, Charlie Dries, Keith Baker, Richard Witwer, Manager Tom Blatt, MIDDLE ROW: Asst. Coach Lee Miller, Manager Corey Gruber, Bob Allen, Robert Putt, Rick Herb, Paul Wissinger, Manager Ted Buchter, l.V. Coach Robert Wilkinson. KNEELINC: Kim Becker, London Brossman, Scott Schultz, Scott Yeager, Andy Krott, Rod Werner, Gary Eiceman, and Mike Spayd. Eiceman Ends Career Undefeated On Home Mat The wrestling team, composed mainly of underclassmen, spent many hours in prepara- tion for their matches. Although there were more losses than wins, a lot of ability was dis- played in individual performances. Gary Eice- man, senior and captain of the team, repre- sented Weiser at the district wrestling tourna- ment two years in succession. There is hope for a much improved team next year. Wins in- cluded Exeter f35-26J, Hamburg Q33-191, Bran- dywine f27-25l, Elco Q39-143, and Tulpehocken Q35-143. Losses were Daniel Boone G1-223, Kutztown Q27-9l, Fleetwood Q40-111, Oley Q31-15j, Schuylkill Valley Q31-161 Palmyra Q37-14J, Governor Mifflin Q43-31, and Muhlen- berg Q29-26l. Senior wrestlers: leff Hahn, Roy Weinhold, Gary Eiceman, Steve Eisenhard, and lohn LaRose KNEELING: D. Klopp, D. Brophy, G. Eiceman, T. Musser, T. Adams, I. Aulenbach STANDING: R. Weinhold, 1. Hahn, I. LaRose, A, Deibert, V, Mentzer, S. Eisenhard. Two wrestlers struggle to unbalance each other. if I. LaRose has the under position in the- first period ot his match. ,X wr I.. i I, Hahn awaits the referees whistle tn start the action. Roy Weinhold tries to maneuver his opponent into a better position for a hopeful pin. Coach Heilman concentrates on the tricks of the opposing player. The Varsity Players, seated are: BOTTOM ROW, Coach Miss Unger, Karen Reigel, Vickie Moyer, Debbie Kintzer, Co-coach Mrs. Ge-rhart, SECOND ROW: Manager Cindy Zimmerman, Ruthella Long, Peggy Spittler, Cindy Moyer, Sue Leas, Manager Cindy Eisenbeise. THIRD ROW: Linda Kugler, Wendy Sorrick, Debbie Snyder, Nedra Rump. SITTING alone is Sue Miller. Girls' Varsity B.B. The girls' varsity basketball team, play- ing the first year under men's rules finished the year in third place with a 5-4 record. Double victories were registered over Wyomissing 134-231 and 143-281 and Tulpehocken 152-185 and 155-28j. Double losses were suffered to Wilson 134-361 and 127-431. The girls dropped single games to Schuylkill Valley 121-313 and Muhlenberg 129-315. Weiserettes Now The lunior Varsity includes: BOTTOM ROW, Manager Kathy Speicher, Susan Wagner Ruth Fiscus Sandy Bilofsky, Robin Deck, Dale Beavens, Manager Nina Klopp, TOP ROW Sharon Miller Chris Richards, Doreen Marks, Bonnie Knoll, Iris Klopp, Manager Rose Ann Kissling 92 Above: D. Snyder and W, Sorrick tie up the hall. llfl Play A lvlan's Game At left: A new strategy is evolved as Miss Unger gives her final instructions. Below: W, Sorrick runs to help C. Moyer take the ball from a Wyomissing player. Below: Though heavily guarded, W. Sorrick takes a shot. . At left: l.V.'s D, Beavens and S. Miller rush in to get rebound. 93 . L, . , ,Levi .... . ,. 1? Q I :KE I ' - Q ' I V 0 .. . 1. rf K ,J I. 5, H . wal I Y r af- iw . -A U J 'si , .1 4 In I 'f 4 '- y . :Q I Q .V . .T kxi' 'X 'Ui' YARSITY: K. Kinlzer, S. Anspach, A. Boyer, D. Rothermel, D l.V.'s arouse the Crowd's enthusiasm as the Ir. Scouts battle Speichor, L. Vvicnrich, P. Allen, B. Colove. Cedar Crest. IUNIOR VARSITY: L. Manwiller, L. Rittle, C. Be-idler, D Harakel, A. Porter, W. Sanders, D Snyder, D Evans YELLING . . .SCREAMING . . .NURSING HOARSE TI-IROATS. . .HOURS PERFECTING ONE ILJMP . . . DAYS OF ACHING MUSCLES . . . CLAPPINC . . . CHEERING THE TEAM TO VICTORY. 94 'lla' MUD JL HW, rv Libcsiomwl go Big Blue . . . The Scouts can't possibly lose they see the spirit displayed by these loyal supporters. lPb 15 ,frsetwtihlaye You Got The Spirit? . . News Wl..iH , Yea Man fits l01ElcLWt'ii er M 'i S. Leas, D. Bennett, D. Luckenbill, K. Boyer, R. Heffelfinger, K. Strickler, L. Kugler WVOMD I 'DCB SJXPM D oftispmp Wrestling Cheerleaders S, Neithamer, I. Hubler, I. Bickel, R. Heffletinger, L. Martin The Wrestling Cheerleaders perform before a full house only during pep rallies, but they give their all for our guys. , 1 ,AW M,-1,fyf,1lf'AX F rf :lg K it ' - 'i ' ma' A - :iii i f ??:'-'M 5 . , A ' L ,m Q . fi? . Y ' 4 5:5 ' if am wg 3 W VSV gig 5 FLUTES FRENCH HORNS AND' EUPONIUMS TOP ROW: C. Zimmerman, S. Wagner, D. Becker, S. TOP ROWS K- Baker Zfld ROWI l- Boyer, A, KOH, T51 Niethamer, B. Baum. ROW: D. Carlin, D. Hursh, D. Raihl. Big Blue Marches Through lst Year DOUBLE REEDS R. Zellers T. Baum C. Eshbach Of Half Time Entertainment PERCUSSION T. Maderness, D. Sheidy, P. Wagner, R. Horvat, F. Gerhart, G. Luckenbill. CLARINETS TOP ROW: S. Wetter, S. Shultz 1. Marshall, P. Wissinger, W. Sorrick 2nd ROW: B. Holzman, S. Grimes, 1. Matthew D. Bickel, P. Putt, M. jenkins C. Richards 'lst ROW: C. Kramer D. Kline, P, Buchter, R. Troutman, L. Rittle N. Zimmerman, C. Boyer, C Williams. SAXOPHONES TROMBONES AND BASSES TOP ROWL T. Troutman, D. Wilhelm, 2nd ROW: R. Lamm, K. Saul lst TOP ROW: l. Heist, B. Troutman 2nd ROW: M. Kissling, ROW: B. Klopp, T. Manbeck, D. Holzman. D. Matthew, M. Gerhart 1st ROW: D. Lockhart, S. Rhoads. This year was highlighted by the organization of the Big Blue, a group com- posed of members of both the jr. and sr. bands interested in performing dur- ing the football half time ceremonies. Precision was stressed continuously from the first practice in mid-August until the last performance at Wyomissing on November 1. New band uniforms at last became a reality this year. Through donations from local civic organizations and earnings from parades, a candy sale, and a chicken barbeque sale, a total of 511,846.96 was obtained. The uniforms are expected to arrive in time for the spring concert in May. TRUMPETS AND CORNETS TOP ROW: G. Stricker, R. Steiger, D. Miller, M. Stricker, T. Rowe 2nd ROW: R. Czebieniak, T. Kissling, S. Lamm, R, Deck, B. Hansen, R. Hassler 'lst ROW: B. Dunkleberger, F. Stricker, T. Ravert, D. Klopp, K. Kintzer. 99 ,, 1. yw fr Xnf G, T7 -. gif' .A x- ::::1:Q,f'fg:.:ff,g, fr ku, f .35 f, ' . i :ff-: 'f ' 1 mia Nun 1 Q3 ,f 4 :Qt ij ii 75 3. 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W. 1 'A Mg- ' ,,,,,,,4 1 9 .JW 'K wi 5, 13, 'ia Band Front Leads The Way Our drum major this year is junior, Dave Lockart Guidons: TOP ROW: S. Knoll, A. Miller, B. Knoll, D, Snyder, SECOND ROW: C. Eisenbise, P. Hertzog, K. Brophy, D. Hess, THIRD ROW: D. Yeager, B. Groff, L. Kugler, BOTTOM ROW: K. Riegel, D. Becker, S. Bilofsky, S. Riegel, TOP ROW: W. Sorrick, A. Anderson, S. Wetter, S. Miller, B, Knoll, B, Troutman, C. Gruber, R. Miller, R. Herb, G. Luckenbill SECOND ROW: L. Weinreich, R. Detweiler, P. Allen, R. Kissling, T. Baum, D. Sheidy, I. Rittle, T. Troutman, D. Mathew THIRD ROW: L, Lutz, S. Siegfried, S. Nielhamer, L. Zechman, R. Baum, R. Mohn, R, Yiengst, I. Hummel, C. Unger FOURTH ROW: C. Kramer, N. Marshall, M. jenkins, D. Klopp, D. Ebling, D. Lockhart, l. Everline FIFTH ROW: C. Eisenbise, P, Hertzog, secretary, R. Balm, G, Ochs, D. Manbeck, K. Shannon, F, Strickler, G. Werner v-president. COU NTY CHORUS STANDING1 A. Schaeffer, S. Evans, D, Lockhart, T. Baum, R. Yiengst, I. Eshbach, R, Baum, T. Ravert, SEATED: S. Klopp. CHORALEERS TOP ROW: D. Sheidy, T. Ravert, L. Zechman, R. Yiengst, L. Gelsinger, A. Schaeffer, S. Evans SECOND ROW: D. Lockart, K. Strickler, M. lenkins, T. Baum, P. Hertzog, G. Werner THIRD ROW: S. Riegel, D. Boyer, R. Werner, S, Klopp, I, Eshbach, P. Ce-iss, K, Riegel, C. Zimmerman. Choral Groups Give Students lnteres GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: T. Baum, K: Shannon, A. Schaener, R. Yiengst, G. Luckenbill, D. Lockart, T. Ravert, S. Evans, D. Sheidy SECOND ROW: S. Niethamer, S: Klopp, C. Eisenbise, K: Strickler, D. Boyer, S. Riegel, M. Kintzer, R. Werner THIRD ROW: L. Zechrnan, S. Wetter, M. Ienkins, R. Kissling, K. Boyer, P. Putt, R. Baum, S. Miller FIRST ROW: K. Riegel, I. Eshbach, P. Hertzog, G. Werner, P. Ceiss, V. Price, L. Gelsiriger, C. Zimmerman, Opportunities To ted In Music. TOP ROW: T. Ravert, I. Heist, S. Knoll, P, Putt, K: Brophy, A. Rowe, D. Snyder, K. Phillips, D. Marks, SECOND ROW: R. Spittler, A. Miller, I. LaRose, V. Moyer, M. Kintzer, A. Deck, D. Becker, M. Hillegas, S. Anspach, K. Boyer, V. Price THIRD ROW: M. Spayd, R. Luckenbill, A. Schaeffer, D. Hess, C. Houtz, I. Renninger, L: Gelsinger, S. Speicher, K. Bohn, D. Rothermel, C. Williams FOURTH ROW: C. Zerbe, S. Evans, S. Fisenhart, I. Wenrich, K. Strickler, S. Leas, D Boyer, S. Klopp, N. Rump, D Yeager, C. Phillips, FIFTH ROW S. Rhoads, G. Eiceman, P. Geiss president, D, Kramer, R. Werner C. Zimmerman, S. Riegel, I Esbach, M: Spittler, K. Riegel, B Colove. DISTRICT CHORUS STANDING: A. Schaeffer, D, Lockart, I. Eshbach, S. Klopp, T. Ravert SEATED: M. Ienkins. Of those pictured above the following also made Region Chorus: A. Schaeffer, T. Ravert, D. Lockart, S. Klopp, M. jenkins. Ninth Grade Chorus: TOP ROW: R. Fishburn, C. Adams, K. Speicher, P. Ortz, A. Shepler, C. Haldeman, R. Miller, K. Brossman, D. Wilhelm, K. Baker, P. Wissinger, P. Berlin, R. Deck D Dreibelbis, S. Berger, N. Master, B. Duncan, C. Zerbe THIRD ROW: K. Gilbert, M. Santamour, L. Frey, K. Brossman, R. Fiscus, D. Brophy, W. Dunkelberger, M. Unger, D. Bright, S. Miller, M. Landis, P. Kramer, L. Manwiller, D. Moyer, l. Matthew, P. Grey SECOND ROW: L. Yeager, S. Grimes, C Tobias, L. Rittle, B. Miller, F. Gerhart, R. Steiger, M. Gelsinger, R. Hassler, S. Bilofsky, T. Manbeck, C Klinger, D. Holzman, K. Croft, C. Lacock, N. Klopp, S. Long FRONT ROW: D. Harakel, D. Tobias N. Zimmerman, D. Snyder, R. Zellers, S. Schultz, A. Krott, C. Hess, W. Sanders, R. Troutman, G Aulenbach, C. Beidler, D. Bennett, D. Evans. Young Vocalists Provide Entertainment At Thanksgiving And Christmas Assemblies. Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus: TOP ROW: K. Yoh, S. Hartman, T. Kisslin, D. Stamm, B. Webber, C. Putt, I. Santamour, I. Darkes, P. Gruber, P. Stauffer, M. Meyer, K. Sheidy, I. Newswanger, T. Unger, 1. Degler, 1. Fishburn, M. DeLong, R. Houck, K. Schlatterer, D. Polson, M. Miller, K. Yarnell, C. Keppley THIRD ROW: M. Lockart, L. Shoff, R. Ruth, I. Putt, R. Hoffa, G. Speicher, K. Hicks, C. Swope, D. Clements, S. Coleman, 1. Hoover, S. Bright, S. Staaf, A. Lesher, C. Bickel, A. Fisher, S. Shartle, I. Zimmerman, C. Humphrey, I. Moyer, E. Strickler, L. Dries, SECOND ROW: T. Speicher, S. Wenrich, D. Raihl, I. Rittle, D. Carlin, l. Ketner, M. Moyer, R. Engle, L. Manwiller, A. Huyett, K. jenkins, L. Deck, B. Troutman, B. Groff, C. Ulrich, I. Sherman, S. Erwin, D. Lightner, K. Williams, FRONT ROW: L. Manwiller, B. Bower, I. Zimmerman, B. Dissinger, M. Zerbe, B. Yoh, S. Klopp, T. Wenrich, P. Sheidy, R. Smith, D. Kline, B. Eisenbise, R. Manbeck, M. Lamm, T. Butcavage, B. Batdorf, 1. Hirtle, P. Snyder. C' ,I J, otes Cf Interest Q - P- v V f Q, .., M.. , ., . J. in-m ., .-tha 5 N J, N 9.5.1 A kyli' L V b-5' M, A lp 1 gfqz. 'gin ,rt-'YFATY K' ,J . !Q 9' viii if -AL A, ,1,,fL3n4 'lk N N-59 v W . 1. A ,-.,4 - J , . 1--w ,,w K2 -d sx ,- A nn x R., 'WV ' - f ' 3. rx ,Q . lu l 5 LL. a IR., 5 ' ., 1. l- - I. Y X 1 ,ij '. w , if ' .s- ,f XM . N52 fw -fa . -eng . mafia! Tom jones CAST Partridge - james tverline Bridget Allworthy - Marianne jenkins Squire Allworthy - Dennis Manbeck Deborah - Doris Hess jennie jones - Margaret Spittler' Captain Blifil - Keith Melcher Blifil - Ronald Miller Tom jones - Kevin Kersher Thwackum - David Lockert Square - William Santamour Mr. Western - Keith Shannon Sophia Western - jane Eshbach Susan - Cindy Zimmerman Lady Bellaston - Vanessa Price Nancy - Suzanne Knoll Constable - Donald Ebling Miss Western - Neysa Kornbleet Honour - Susie Leas justice Dowling - Timothy Baum Doctor - john White Highwayman - Bruce Diehl Harriet Fitzpatrick - Betsy Klopp Mrs. Whitefield - Melissa Lancaster Mr. Fitzpatrick - Robert Mohn if F 9 li lyi.-A 1 nnuiitt , 3: J Ye-'re all a bunch of cutpurses and thieves! yells Mr, itzpatrick lBob Mohnj to the highwayman 1Bruce Diehlj. Senior Drama Club FRONT ROW: D. Rothermel, A. Rowe, D. Yeager, l. Klopp, S. Niethamer, L. Gelsinger, j. Renninger A. Spangler, j. Eshbach treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Behney, D. Hess secretary, S. LaVoie, T. Everline, T Troutman, L. Hoshower, D, Schaeffer, K, Kershner, S. Leas SECOND ROW: P, Allen, K. Shannon, S Grajewski, K. Brophy, B. Santamour, M. jenkins, R. Miller, C. Heck, D. Correll, B. Knoll, K. Bohn, C Deck, j. Urban, V. Moyer, C. Smith, S. Wetter, j. Hubler, D. Eiceman, S. Anspach, K. Boyer, j Weinrich THIRD ROW: N. Kornbleet, N. Kramer, C. Zimmerman, V. Price, P. Putt, R. Czebieniak Knoll, D. Miller, S. Klopp v, pres., P. Ganster, K. Melcher, M. Lancaster, N. Rump, K. Phillips, j LaRose, D. Kintzer, D. Bond, R. Spittler, B. Diehl LAST ROW: I. Heist, C. Gruber, R. Herb, D. Koch D. Manbeck, T. Buchter, K. Klopp, D, Lockarl, j. White, D. Sheidy, j. Everline, president, C. Kramer B, Colove, S. Riegel, S, Miller, M. Spittler, S. Knoll, B. Groff, P, Moyer, K. Strickler, D. Luckenbill, A Smith, B. Bennett, S. Speicher, D. Boyer, C. Williams. 1 ,L. Thi Pre ll Prove 4arlequin's duction Of ones nucjcessful. A w El if I l gina-an ' FRONT ROW: K. Gilbert, S. Grimes G Aulenbach D Heilinger M Gelsinger V Schucker l Garrett R Fiscus Andrews, C. Krick,1, Stricker, B. Gartner 1 Reitsnyder 1 C Lacock M Santamour T Manbeck K Speicher P Fiant, B. Blatt,l. Resse,A. Oxenreider SECOND ROW K Berlin C McKee D Hatt LAST ROW C Dries M Brossman, M. Landis, L. Manwiller A Porter K Snyder S Cerhart K Smith C Armestead D Tobias L Yeager C Bilofsky, M, Greth, P. Bauman, S Klopp M McNerny C Tobias C Eshbach T Adams T Kissling B Dingledein Lamm, T. Bohn, R. Yiengst, THIRD ROW D Krupka l P Weatherholtz I Adam Miss Western tNeysa Kornbleetl refuses to have anything to do with her niece Sophia Western Uanice Eshbachl when she finds out that Sophia is in love with Tom jones QKevin Kershnerl, Mr. Westerns tKieth Shannonj parentless charge. tDennis Manbeckj. ,, , li listen. Kes' 1 lennie lones fPeggy Spittlerl later to become Mrs, Waters pleads for mercy from her master, Squire Allworthy Harsh words are exchanged between Blifil tRonald Millerj and Tom jones while the two A 1 tutors, Thwackum fDavid Lockhartj and Square tBiIl Santamourl, and Mr, Western CAST Conrad Birdie - james Everline Kim MacAfee - Sharon Klopp Albert Peterson - Peter Ceiss Rose Alvarez - Nancy Marshall Mr. MacAfee - Keith Shannon Mrs. MacAfee - Louise Gelsinger Hugo Peabody - David Lockart Mae Peterson - Doris Hess Mayor - Ronald Miller Mayor's Wife - Vanessa Price Helen - Susie Knoll Nancy - Karen Riegel Alice - Cindy Zimmerman Ursula Mertle - Nedra Rump Harvey - Alan Schaeffer Henry - Bob Yiengst Harold - john LaRose Karl - Scott Evans Margi-Ann - Shirley Riegel Penelope Ann - Kathryn Strickler Deborah Sue - Kitty Kintzer Suzie - Kathryn Boyer Linda - Andy Miller Carol - Denise Boyer Freddie - David Sheidy Mr. Henkel - Corey Gruber Gloria Rasputin - Andy Miller Ed Sullivan - Donald Ebling Charles T. Maude - Thomas Rave Mr. Iohnson - lim Hummel Conductor - Bob Mohn Cheerleaders: Sharon Anspach Deborah Rothermel A Mrs. Mertle - Corinne Houtz 1 x-at 2' t ywidtl The musical, BYE, BYE BIRDIE, vvas held at Conrad Weiser on April 10, and 11. The story is about a pop singer, Conrad Birdie, who has to leave for the ser- vice. In order to make her fiance, Albert Peterson, a success, Rose Alvarez plans a contest which Kim MacAfee, a typical teenage girl, vvins. Kim's grand prize was to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show with Conrad Birdie singing One Last Kiss, Albert Peterson's song written just for the occasion. The song made a success of Albert Peterson, and Kim MacAfee received her kiss from Conrad 111 Bye Bye Birdie How do students voice their opinions about school policies? The answer is naturally through the Student Council. The council has a long list of accomplishments. Along with its regular duties of preparing an activity calendar, keeping the indoor activity calendar up to date, operating an efficient snack bar, sponsoring the Morp, and coordinating field day, the council has taken on an additional outdoor activity calendar and a foreign exchange program. Terry Wolfe, president of the council, and his able co-workers, Scott Rhoads, vice president, Cindy Eisen- bise, secretary, and Tim Everline, treasurer, have sold sportswear to help defray the cost of the Morp. 1969-1970 h'as been a year of endless work for the council, and the rewards are evident throughout the school. Officers elected to carry on the council's work next year are president, Scott Rhoads, vice-president, Kitty Kintzer, secretary, Vicki Moyer, treasurer, Fred Gerhart, and junior high vice-president, john Santamour. This is an example of one of the many campaign posters which can be seen in the halls prior to the Student Council elections. i 1 4 Senior High Student Council members posing for the picture are Hoover, R. Luckenbill, M. Heim, M. Spittler, I. Urban, T. Everline, BACK ROW: T. Wolfe, B. Snyder, C. Marks, L. Hoshower, P. Wagner, C. Eisenbise. FRONT ROW: P. Allen, l. Eshbach, V. Moyer, S. Leas, D. V. P' SE ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rice COND ROW. R. Spittler, S. Knoll, N. Ulrich, K. Saul, D. Becker, K. Fisher, S. Riegel, K. Strickler, D. Boyer, K. Kintzer. The lr. High Student Council members are BACK ROW: F. Gerhart, D Bright, M. Unger, B. Dunkleberger, L. Fry, I. Marshall, I, Henning, T. Adams, P. Reigner, F. Santamour, G. Speicher SECOND ROW: R Hoffa, T. Kissling, 1. Loughead, A. Krott, S. Himmelberger, R. Ba- shore, C. Hess, R. Zellers, I. Darkes, M. DeLong, S. Wise, D. Polson FIRST ROW: P. Bauman, D. Tobias, M. Santamour, W. Sanders, T. Manbeck, 1. Hoover, 1, Zimmerman, E. Strickler, I. Rittle, C. Lamm, D. Moser, I. Stricker. Student Council Provides Opportunities For Democratic Participation. Discussion of resolutions is the most important part of the weekly meetings. The members of the lr. High Student Council vote on a resolution during a weekly meeting. . in MA? Colombian Student Learns Customs And Traditions Of American ay Of Life. 3 5 lf g fit:-I by f A Y. . Izv , f if' L wit? Md A WL use 5 i,.V l QL ,N g '- W ,r . 1 1 :,V5,::a-af. ,Lg 1 ff 3 iiiii. it lx C' l 4 f ' s-r'i 5' The Foreign Exchange Committee examines souvenirs that Bill Santamour, Weiser's foreign exchange student, brought back from Ecuador. Mr. Hess serves punch to Luis at th Christmas dance. li, MMMW, J...---v- -'Q Bill points out some interesting facts to S. Knoll, Luis attended 'Hth grade classes during his stay at Weiser. National Honor Society - Weiser's Scholars Nancy Ulrich, president of the N.H.S., conducted the Stephanie Harakel explained the merits of Vane55a price light5 her Candle that stands for induction ceremonies. scholarship. Character. Peggy Spittler gave the assembly some characteristics of today's leadership. FRONT ROW: S. Harakel vice-president, S. Knoll, C. Zimmerman treasurer, V. Price secretary, N. Ulrich president, SECOND ROW: M. jenkins, M. Spittler, S. Klopp, N. Kramer, THIRD ROW: M. Frantz, N. Marshall, D. Snyder, L. Brown, C. Hassler, R. Heffelfinger LAST ROW: D. Reinert, D. Speicher, D. Lockart, D. Sheidy, W. Master, S. Rhoads, S. Steiger, L. Lutz, L. Long. Marianne jenkins described SerViCe ln her story The induction Ceremgny proceeds 55 the about a cobbler. inductees recite the pledge. I I g , 0 X N'.1 ' i Gif LIBRARY CLUB Extra Activities Fill VVeiser's Eighth Periods S UR EC RS f f C O AMERICA Y-,i N i-.. ,,.. vp r '-xxxkkil 4, QW' fr . gig N it gf if EMU H,,,4n..,,. . x - 51: UTURE usmsss :gens nEnucA O IUNIOR FUTURE BUSINESS SENIOR FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF LEADERS OF AMERICA AMERICA IUNIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SENIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA v8'MAKf-RSO +0 A f 1 4' 2 5 H IB' ' , , E I v-4+ JI Q 6 ' sf 4 O I 4410 ON I NEW VI SENIOR IUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF OF AMERICA AMERICA SCIENCE CLUB CIRLS'S INTRAMURALS EMI 1532 nx- IL:-f SOUTH MOUNTAIN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY BOYS' INTRAMURAL5 119 L A QS D0 ., S 652 if f ,X W gg , S 1 , bv. 7221! INTERPRETER STAFF V' 'IL--LLLL1. QTL ff .fn GYMNASTICS CLUB 11? W 7? PHOTO CLUB MODEL UNITED NATIONS ,f ff P , 1 . ,. 5 f lg? , X 1 go ' V . . f 4- A AUDIO VISUAL , N ' M' , M17 CLUB . ' X ' v N T v K T f .. '- ' 5 -O , T 4 T ,T f 1. T' ff E ' N! Q' LX TL!!! . as , 4 1 ! Wifi? Q' X 473 STAGE CREW WINTER TRACK: BACK ROW: D. Wilkinson, D. Zerbe, R. Mohn, A. Schaeffer, R. Yiengst, G. McCoy, Mr. Seifarth, FRONT ROW: C. Hess, S. Evans, W. Dunkleberger, K. Saul Marianne lenkins, editor of the '70 Weicon, confers with Mr. lenkins and Mr, 7' X Miss Goldthorpe, business advisor, l Sherry Bickel, business manager, and Sara Oxenreider assistant business manager examine a sample yearbook. Gibson, yearbook advisors. i Marianne lenkins, Stephanie Harakel, and Vanessa Price reflect on the quality Mr. Dinger, administration advisor. of 3 picture for a divider page, 1970 Weicon AA ' Staff New 'Ms s I. Wenrich, M. Meiser, and D, Hoover select pictures for the soccer l just thought of a funny caption for this picture, says K. page. Brophy to B. Baum and B. Kramer. P. Putt, D. Correll, and A. Anderson identify the members of the football squad. B. Santamour, C, Emswiler, C. Kratzer, C. Fisher, M. jenkins, S, Steiger, and L. Long typify a busy Thursday afternoon for the Weicon staff. u l i Diversified Programs Expose Weiser Students To Qutside Activities. Here, l.V, cheerleaders use a pep rally to teach iunior high a new cheer. l.V, cheerleaders spark junior high spirit at pep rallies. sq.-Q 'f' Q At the fall awards assembly, Miss Unger congratulates the hockey team for a well played season. Mr, Hartranft ends soccer season by praising this year's team. saga band. umisuttfs S Teachers present their version of Hollywood Squares for an afternoon of fun. 124 'WY Mr. Mills captivates his audience with a selection by the concert 'l .....a.....1.--., A... ....... The annual magazine campaign in October is to raise money for our class trips in April. t X X X Silence rules as students leave assembly?? si 3 , - I f . 'N 5 Q X 3, if i. flax' 2 i Q F L tr J shi! ' I fre i' li f 1 T Go, Ye Thankful People, Go , written and directed by Mr. Shaner, was performed by the lunior Drama Club, C.W.'s Choraleers, who have many singing engagements for various organizations, sometimes sing for assemblies. The Unquestionables, a singing group from Elco, performed at our Thanksgiving assembly, Conrad VVeiser's Dancers fa! f 6 O L 'Y' 5,4- 67 jr l greg ., , ,...,,.., . ,W ' 1.2 . ,,.. ,I ' ' s 1 W ., A,., 24, mu lone Wenrich, S. Ziegler and Mr. Oesterling sample the refreshments before the hungry dancers get to them. Mr, Shaner and Mr. Stern help Bill Master and Scott Rhoads create a rustic atmosphere for the N.H.S. square dance. Are Versatile And Energetic. .. Mr, Breinninger, an authority on folk dancing, shows Nancy Marshall the correct way to Dig for the clam and dive for the oyster, CW. dancers settle down to a more placid type of dancing. l Magic Gi Silver Bells Brightens VVeiser's Yuleticle X Mr, Hess, l'Il bet those candles won't stay lighted until you get them back to the table, leases lack Kuhn, senior class president. 'W'rtii,i. smut.. vrfws H' mmgrrtr Uuq siDU Y xlirrf, .ixsfllfrq K, , ' ' 'Irrr-tm.v- - v:i.,,, whirl . NWA I ' 9 In - r LM fsryn Mimi Qniimii l X N, FU 4 mm 5 ri Xyu l'x It ,J , miter sunt: A r , Hur iriiri tv'-H srxvfl' iffll-, ill' f'4i,, Sum lull! ' wliiiir :mir iii X turn mn ilirm ,M Hn rrltl Rum t i fl -iigrrn it ri Ill hr Wltrmslwu NA Relaxed couples discuss plans for their coming vacation during one of the orchestra's breaks. fi sf' , Q s Q f X E ' 'A jk, ki' 54. , I c,,, ,, or ie c T- TVOUUTI-in and B4 Webbef SSI-Bm gfaleful Mr, and Mrs, Miller celebrated their first for the cup of punch and cookies which Wedding anniversary on December 2, the WQVE Served al the dame- night of the Magic of Silver Bells. Benefactors AMERICAN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS THE ANDERSON PRESS, INC. DR. 81 MRS. BEHNEY BETHANY CHILDREN'S HOME MR. 84 MRS. WILLIAM BUCKHOLZ CACOOSING DAIRY CAFETERIA WORKERS CARON SPINNING COMPANY CENTRAL GARAGE COLOVE PONTIAC-CADILLAC COMPLIMENTS COLUMBIA MINERVA CORP. CONRAD WEISER BANDS CONRAD WEISER STUDENT COUNCIL COUNTRY KITCHEN, INC. DAVIS FLORISTS LEWIS D. DERR, INC. MR. 84 MRS. DANIEL EISENHARD IOHN W. EISENHAUER ESHBACH BROS., INC. DR. 84 MRS. IOHN A FOCHT FRY ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS FURLOWS FOOD MARKET DR. 84 MRS. S. L. GIANOPLOS WILLIAM H. GROMIS H-4 HOMEROOM H-5 HOMEROOM ROBERT HECK, DIST. OF CHIPS AN HERB MOTORS, INC. MR. 84 MRS. ROBERT E. HOFFMAN HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY RAYMOND I. KLINGLER PRETZELS MR, 84 MRS. IAMES R. KNOLL DR. 84 MRS. LEE KNOLL LAMM 84 WITMAN FUNERAL HOME LEINBACH ELECTRIC COMPANY LORING STUDIOS HARRY LEE MAINWARNING DR. 84 MRS. I. E. MARSHALL MATTHEW REPAIR SHOP MILLERS LEASING DR. 81 MRS. A. A. NAGLE P 84 H LAUNDROMAT PIONEER HOSE COMPANY POTTEIGER FLOWER 84 GIFT SHOP RAY'S DINER READING TRUST COMPANY RENNINGER MASONARY CONTRACTORS MR. 84 MRS. WALTER A. ROHRBACH ST. LAWRENCE DAIRY THURMAN F. SALLADE SCHAEFFER 84 WAGNER PLUMBING 84 HEATING SCHOOL STORE THE SLEDGE RACING TEAM 283 POWER SOUTH HEIDELBERG P.T.O. SPORTS SHOP, WOMELSDORF THE SPORTSMAN'S KITCHEN MR. 84 MRS. RAY SWOPE, SR. TRAINER'S RESTAURANT VALLEY FORGE FLAG CO., INC., WOMELSDORF MR. 84 MRS. GEORGE WERNER, IR. WOMAN'S CLUB OF ROBESONIA WOMAN'S CLUB OF WERNERSVILLE WOMELSDORF P.T.A. MR. 84 MRS. IOHN R. YIENGST AAAAAAAAAA A Friend A Friend Harold 84 Ardelle Alspach Andy 8t jane Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Anspach 84 Girls A Senior's Parent Auge's Inn Mr. 84 Mrs. Albert Bachman George W. Balthaser Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Becker Berks-Lehigh Winchester Public Shooting Center Bethany Laundry Cyndi Bickel Bickel's Cycle Center Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Boyer Mr. 84 Mrs. Lester P. Breininger Mr. 84 Mrs. john H. Bricker, jr. 81 john Mr. 81 Mrs. Vernon R. Bright Mr. 81 Mrs. Byron Briner Bruce 84 Barbara Buy-Rite Food Market Mr. 81 Mrs, Ronald Coleman Compliments of Kercher's Bakery Compliments of Moyer's Service Station Conrad Weiser Barber Shop Conrad Weiser Electric, Inc. Cookie St Woody Mr. 34 Mrs. Terry Czebieniak D-4 Homeroom Mr. 81 Mrs, john Danner Mr, 81 Mrs. Raymond Davis Debco Flowers Dick, Pat, 81 Kellie Ding 81 Sarge Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman B. Dinger Mrs. Myrtle Dinsmore Doris 84 Kerry Dr. 84 Mrs, Gilbert H, Driesbach Ebling's Meat Market Steven Eckert Eiceman 84 Bennethum Sponsors El Confair Club Cindy Eisenbise Mr. 84 Mrs. james Eisenbise Cliff Eshbach Mr, 81 Mrs. Clifton B. Eshbach Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard A. Eshbach Mr. 81 Mrs. james Feeg 84 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Brooke Y. Fidler Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Fidler 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Malcolm Flickinger Foscone's Golf Center Mr. 81 Mrs. john Frantz 8t Maryann Mr. 81 Mrs. Sterling Freeman Friday Interpreter Club Mr. 84 Mrs. Harry Z. Fry Lynn Fry Kathleen Gaughan Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Gayl Mr, 8t Mrs. Edwin Gelsinger Mr, 81 Mrs. Lyman R. Gerhart jean C. Goldthorpe Gordon St Polly Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs, john Grimes Paul H, Groff Theodore Guistwite H-2 Homeroom H-3 Homeroom H-10 Homeroom Fred Hahn Mr, 84 Mrs. Melvin Hahn Ethel Hamaker Dolores Hartman Wilson Hartranft Hartzell's Drive-In Gordon R. Hassel Mr, 84 Mrs. Paul D. Heck Henne's Esso Rev. 81 Mrs. Harold A. Henning Hi-Way Meat Market Mr, 81 Mrs. Willis Holzman 84 Daughters Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Steven Homyack Richard H ummel The Items 129 BETTY YOUNG'S BEAUTY SALON MR. 84 MRS. CHRISTOPHER ZETTLEMOYER j. St A. Tavern lack 84 jill Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas R. jenkins 84 Family jim - From Penn Dale jr. F.B.L.A. Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Katzaman james Katzaman Mary Ann Katzaman jim Keppley Fan Club 359 jim Keppley Fan Club, Stouchsburg Mr. St Mrs. Charles Kissling St Family Lewis K, 81 Eva Klein Knabb's Food Store Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert S. Knoll Suzi Knoll Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul G, Krott L 8t B Dodge Ladies Auxiliary of Fritztown Fire Company Dorothy L. Lahr Sandra Langley Layser's Flowers, lnc. Layser jewelers john F, Lengel john Light Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Long Mr, 81 Mrs. Ray j. Luckenbill Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Lutz Mr. St Mrs. Ellwood M, Lutz Mr. 81 Mrs. Elwood W. Lutz R. j. Maione's Delicatessen Mr. 84 Mrs. Elias Manbeck Mr. 81 Mrs, George Manbeck Mr. 81 Mrs, Robert Manbeck Marco Electric Mr. Bt Mrs. Carl E. Marks, Sr. St Family Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald R. Marks Mrs. Gertrude Marks Paul E. Marks Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert j. Mauger john D. May Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald McKinney Mrs, Esther McNamara john McNamara William McNamara McQuate's 5 81 TO Rose Mengel Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Mentzer Mikels Meat Market Mr. 84 Mrs. Frederick C. Miller Mr. St Mrs. Henry E. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. jay Miller Mt. View Trailer Park Moyer Bros. Meat Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold E. Moyer, Sr. Barbaralj. Murdough Murdough's Decor Ney's Hardware North American Refractories Company Division of Eltra Corp. Mr. 84 Mrs. Norton 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Elias Ochs Bill Orr's Stone House Mr. 84 Mrs. Arthur Oxenreider Mr. 81 Mrs. George H. Oxenreider Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Pajski, jr. Park Gift Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. George Payne Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Pennypacker 84 Son Clarence PhiIIip's Store Pioneer Hardware Company Plastic People H 84 H Porter Cathy 84 Van Price Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul F. Price Mr. 84 Mrs. john Putt Randy 84 Cindy Mr. 81 Mrs. Terry Reber Mr. 81 Mrs. George Rhoads Mr. 84 Mrs. john S. Riegel Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul Riegel Sheldon Rissinger Robesonia Elementary P.T.A. Ron's Atlantic Service Station Ronco's Pharmacy Dr. Benton W. Rose Mr. 81 Mrs. john Rowe Bruce Ruth Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Ruth Mr. 81 Mrs. William j. Santamour Sara 84 Chuck Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy Schaeffer, Sr. Schaeffer's Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Schnee C. Edward Schofer Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Schwartz james Seifrit's Garage Mr. 81 Mrs. Chester Sensenig Shanaman Body Shop Scott Shanaman Keith Shannon Mr. 8t Mrs. Shawn Shannon Charles Sheidy Smith's Meats Smith's Sales, Myerstown Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald W. Snyder Dr. 81 Mrs. E. L. Snyder Mr. 81 Mrs. Ellwood Snyder Mrs. Walter Snyder Social Service Department of Bethany Children's Home South Mountain Scientific Society Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Spayd Mr. 81 Mrs. Herbert Speck 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. C. jacob Speicher Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Speicher Gordon 84 Scott Speicher Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy C. Speicher Myrl Speicher's Beauty Shop Sr. F.B.L.A. George S. Steinmetz, Inc. Mr. 84 Mrs. Elwood Stiely Mr. 84 Mrs. Marvin Stiely Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul Stiely Mr. 84 Mrs. john B. Strickler Mr. 84 Mrs. Boyd Stum 81 Larry Ruth Long Smokey Luckenbill Mr. 84 Mrs. Ray Ludwig Mrs. lda Lutz Mr. 84 Mrs! Irwin S. Lutz Mr. 84 Mrs. Ronald Lutz Ship Lutz Marie's Beauty Shoppe Mr. 84 Mrs. Carl E. Marks, Sr., 81 Family The Marlenes Bill Marshall George W. Marshall Harvey W. Marshall Mary, Michelle, 8. Mitch jan Matthew Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles F. McComsey Mr. St Mrs. Robert Mease Mr. 81 Mrs. john Mentzer Mike 84 Brenda 130 Mike 81 Diane Mike 84 Michele Bruce Miller Miller's Drive In Mr. 84 Mrs. Lee Miller Ronald Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Mishler Martin G. Mohn Montgomery Ward Mr. 81 Mrs. Herman Moyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Moyer jacqueline Mulholland Harry Mull Bev Myer j. Hershy Myer My number is in the book Mr. St Mrs. Robert Nace 81 Family jeanette Neiheiser David Newswanger's Family Ellis D. Noll Mr. 81 Mrs. john P. Oberholtzer Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl S. Ochs Mr. 81 Mrs. jack Oesterling Mrs. Agnes Grrs Oscar Orrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Ellwood Oxenreider 8: The Harvey Oxenreider Family Peggy Oxenreider Merlin Oxenreider Mr. 84 Mrs. Mark Oxenreiter, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. james Page Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward Paine Michael Pajski Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Paiski Pat, Harry, 81 Sheila Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert K. 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Mundts ea , e tch Qtarket Woeb the Warrior ' Luffy ' D9 Mr, rsf G r Q ng Carl A- Wolfe ' C . 81 s. rles an, Sr. Womelsdorf Products,l fl!! Mr M' A n St 9 ' WO0dY . Wx r 84. . W. i erman Mr. sr Mr. dlrwow 211 - 5' im 3 Crystal Yie g 5 :VL V rf M , p if My . yi li .fl .TCM A gl Ba Ric - LZ ,L rwjennett . . art 4 nyish Family D. 1 ar fl J 6 'Eerford . Dav s ,' ' Pat Eglin rs Wa B ,I V ja 8t Gloria QNSN e erry eh r. 81 Mrs. Ronald R. Betz My ' M Mr. 84 Mrs. Chester Bickel Mr. 81 Mrs. Harvey Bickel Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Blatt Miss Bonnie Bleistein iMiss Americaj Ernest Bleistein 84 Family Bob Bob 81 Char Bobby 84 Karen Mr. 84 Mrs. Henry E. Bohn, jr. Steven Boltz Barry Bond Bonnie 84 Steve Barry Lee Boyer Dennis james Boyer Helen Boyer jean Boyer Daddy, Tom, and jeff Boyer Mommy, janice, and Donna Boyer Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph Boyer Mr, 81 Mrs. W. Boyer Mrs. Warren W, Boyer Mr. 81 Mrs. William E, Boyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl Brenneman Mrs. Elsie Bressler james E. Bressler Marie A. Brendel Mr. 81 Mrs, Leroy Brian, Sr. Brights Drug Store Charlie Brown Tom Brunner Bubs 84 Barry Mr. 84 Mrs. Willard Burkhart Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles G. Busch 81 Famil Bushdriver Carlene 81 Eugene Carol 8f Roy Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Carpenter Aaron Carter Dominic Cascano Charisse 84 Dave Cheeri Bee Shop Chet - Chee Chris 81 Ron Christ Lutheran Church Luther Leagu Cindy Cindy 81 Dave Clem A. j. Coates Mr. 84 Mrs. M. Luther Coldren Conrad Weiser Miniature Golf Cool Clyde Mrs, Arlene Conrath Rodney Conrath Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl E. Correll Count Petovi Crate D-Tl Homeroom Tonya Lynn Danielle Bob Darkes Darryl 81 Kitty Patsy Dawlson Y e Mr. 84 Mrs. Hans Decker Kathy Decker Bruce Deihl Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth DeLong Dennis Mr. 81 Mrs, Richard Dissinger Beula Drumheller Mr. 84 Mrs. George Eckenroth Gary Eiceman Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold S. Eiceman Mr. 84 Mrs. Vernon Eiceman Betsy Eisenbise Mr. 84 Mrs. Harvey Eisenbise Susan R. Eshbach Mrs. M. j. Eways Mr, 81 Mrs. Donald Fessler Mr. 81 Mrs. Allen Fetter Mr. 81 Mrs. jesse Fiant Mr, 84 Mrs. Robert Fidler Mr. 81 Mrs. Adam Fisher Rhonda L. Fisher Arlene Frantz Rita Frey Fritztown Fire Company Mr. 81 Mrs, Oswald Froelich Mary Frymoyer G-5 Homeroom G-'IO Homeroom Galen Hall Country Club Gang on Bus 10 Mrs. Luella M. Garner Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles jonas Geib Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence Gelsinger George jeffrey L. Gerhart Mr. 84 Mrs. Lynwood Gerhart Mr. 84 Mrs. Michael P, Gerhart Gerry 8. Sally Charles Gibson Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas Golden H. D. Good Goof-Ball Gretchen 84 Calise Mr, 81 Mrs, L. H. Greth, jr, Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph Grill Mildred Grimes Lee Grot f Mr. 81 Mrs, Frank Groh Mr. 84 Mrs. Norman Grumbling, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frederick Gaul Ruthie Guistwite H-T Homeroom H-8 Homeroom Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Hafer Mrs. Marion Hahn Hamburg4High Mr. 81 Mrs, john Hartline Harvey 84 Sally ' Mrs, Shirley Hatt 81 Daughter Mr, 84 Mrs. Gary Heck Mr. 84 Mrs. Herman Heck 132 Mr. 84 Mrs, Dennis L. Heimbach Derick B. Heimbach Gary C. Heirnbach Mr. 84 Mrs. Harold Heist Lester Heist Esther Heister Mr. 84 MIS. Al'll'1Uf Henderggn Marce Henry Mr. 84 Mrs. Samuel L. Henry Rodney Hermann Hermie Mrs. Mamie Hettinger Marguerite Hettinger Mr. 84 Mrs. C, Hoffheins Evelyn Hoppman Mrs. Antoinette Houck Mr. 84 Mrs. Lynwood Houck Mrs. Mary Houck Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Houck Mr, 81 Mrs. Robert Houck Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Houck Mr. 84 Mrs. Curtis Houtz jackie 81 David Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph I. jarosynski joey, Bartender at Galen Hall joyce at Trainers johnnie's Miniature Golf lumpin' jerr Kate Apartments Kathi 84 john Kathy 84 Terry Bohn Mr. 84 Mrs, Luther Kelchner 84 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy Keppley Mae Keppley Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Keppley Kerry Kapp Mrs. Paul Kershner Kevin 84 ? KIC Auto Body Dennis Ray Kiebach Mr. 84 Mrs. Michael Kintzer Mr. 84 Mrs. Gerald Kiphorn W. Ray Klopp Mr, 81 Mrs. Harry Knepp Mr, 81 Mrs. Howard Koch Nancy Kramer The Ray Kreitz Family james F. 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' a , T , 5. .ggg,q,f,5.? 32332-Tgaglgif. hi: L? , , K , V ,T it iw--1,13 ,Lf my v - 1 2- X . W? L L .7 i i-'YQ' a n .i-is 1 r ff :Q g ,ia rt 1 I I W: Q I . , 5 N .,3,4,,4 ,,,L,4 Q ki-:f:g. is .'-I-' lunior Varsity Baseball Team STANDING - C, Marks, M. Unger, I. Kissling, R. Dries, R. Witvver, W. Dreibelbis, I. Carey, K. Becker, K. Long, Coach Lutz, KNEELING - R. Werner, D. Kintzer, G. Eiceman, R. Huseman, T, Zellers, R. Yarnell, K. Shannon. 1 i i BACK ROW - Coach McComsey, R. Mohn, L. Auchenbach, I. Kuhn, T. Wolfe, R. Krick, G. Fessler, T. Baum, I. Katzaman, Coach Troulman. KNEELINC - T. Ravert, A. Deibert, R, Luckenbill, R. Yeingst, K. Saul Seniors Dominate CW Track Team SCHEDULE Gov. Mifflin Wilson ELCO Cedar Crest Albright county meet Muhlenberg Penn Relays Stephen Meet Shaner Meet Muhlenberg District 3 B. Yeingst comes out of the last turn at one of the home meets at CW. ,.,t.,zqvs91Qnfan9e:s1gzf1,fav8!liiwvk' 4-59 if lis'45'9f..3-,..i.,.f - , x .af M fi ng- . W -2. 1 Eye ,A -, . AJ- . ,L . .L +V 1 JE' f Y f M 4i'fl1' 7 :-HQQH 4 ff fa filfn. ff f'5i'T?.53g1-5f ?,5-Qfbi?- 'fg f 1 K in . i it ti? t I-x-ci . I- .ii 1. Kuhn huris the shot for annthor victory G. Fessler f fy 1 .fa 1 F .-. if . i X T. Adame, Weiserk best pole vaulter, vycm many medals in competitions throughout the county. and K. Saul try to make this race' a Weiser victory. 137 Softball Team I-las n Improved Season SCHEDULE Wilson Exeter , lvlffl' . . GOV I In Senior girls on the team included: B. Groff, C. Zimmerman, K. Phillips, Ml' Perm C. Houlz, D. Snyder Twin Valley Gov. Mifflin Wilson Mt. Penn X C. Moyer swings hard and high in her attempt to reach lirst base. Where do I go from here? Ruth asks Coach Mengel. Girl's Softball Team: STANDING - C. Kent, B. Crroff, K. Speicher, S. Wagner, I. Shifflett, P. Berlin, C. Moyer, W. Sorrick, D. Snyder, K. Phillips, B. Kissling SITTING - Coach lvlengel, R. Fiscus, D. Beavens, S. Riegel, S. Bilofsky, M. Schaener, R. Deck, C. DeLong, C. I-loutz, C. Zimmerman, C. Yiengst i., . Q ffl H!- 40. Golf Team, SKANDINC: M. Sviieigarl, Coach Kufzala, W. Mastery SITTING: T. Buchler, C. Neider, B. Snyder, R. Allen, R. Pull Golf Team Has Building Year B. Snyder practices his swing. ,ff ff' s ,EI We 139 F. Kuczala shows B. Snyder the proper vy his Club. ay lo swing 'f fr i iff U B. Master rvgisters hrs dale I. Rvnninger while B. Webber and his date obeerve. 'Q'-M-Q ck Heidellwrg Counlrx Club yvrrwicie-ri Ihf- wllirug mr thc' NN?-70 Prf Prom Stimulates Excitement 4 . 354 ,- X . , is-Z .'7 . V ,H-----'ai l. W'lwitc- and his cltitt' XV. Srririck t-xhilnil tlit-ir intvrrwt in sports by lJI'Il11LQII1l.Q .1 prrrhililt- T.X ln tht- imun tu xmttli the lXl'lIIlxK'llX7L'li6'llN gaint-, mt xxwtiltl A yvioln lu- witlmtit it-tit-slwinc-ntd B, Master intrucluces the lmntl lJlf7X'IClll1Q2,ll1l' inusic IIJI tldlltlllg. l. Laliow, K Phillips, I, Eslmfli, .incl ,-X. Knoll talw time out to View tht! K'Vl'I1lIU.1 lanclscapt-. . . Finally, The Party? Over vt' an evening ot danring ttncl g1,dlb'lX, S. Rhodcls and C ith :lt-sftincl ll1l'NldlfS, ,J-If ' ,,- A ,, ff i -4 3 '. -Q P K 2 ll: fgff ff M s if , y 5 'ff ffl'- lic-torv It-.tying tht- prom, E. Maritim-i' and C. llawlvr take one IMI look .it the lnntlsttipc. ABOVE: The students are-n't the only ones who enjoy the prom The lt-achers also look forward to the event. AT LEFT: By Lutz amuses the rust of the couples at his table by demonstrating the proper way to Carry a nost-gtiy, BELOXV: Another prom has Come to an end, but the nwrnorws will linger on, rw ,,,' f it--1-f ri'. 115- L- -Q-.r, . . May Day Theme - lt's A Small World P,H l l The Queen! Court I ll i .. i l ertzog is crowned Queen of May by her Maid of Honor, C. The Queen's Court. lfisc-nlJise,.1S D. Iohnslon smiles IIT dppioxal. -f ,Q Queen, Pelsy Hertzog is Eisenbiseg Crown Bearer Bonnie Groff. surrounded by her Escort, - David lohnstong Maid of Honor - Cindy - james Anspachp and Flower Girls: LEFT - Suzanne Bright, RIGHT - N Thr! gale-tv ot lhv vvvning ts rt-tlvttvd in lhv Pyos ot S. Knoll an mt xxoutci May Day he- xxtthoul that lratltllonal Xtax Port- Dan: ty pt-rtorntt ti ht tr hx HD and tt grarlt- guts? A tarnlltar lanantwt- ttancc- tNr1vrtor'rner1lmx Ioxt-lx ww-ntlt gran Gymnastifsfatttis vxritemefnt lo the ewrtirtgg. W Stntarnour zstorts B Cron tn tht profs ssron ot Q Queen K Court, C Frw, as they pass through tht' honor arch allt-ndttrt hx N. Ulrich. ri ht-r vseorl H A Philliprno Island dartcc- is portorrm-ri by r-rghlh grade girls. l lliatcalaureatf Semin is prtwt-nlvrl lux Ilia- Cunrarl Us-:wr High School, The- Revert-nfl lame-S B. Miller gave Smilinf 1' thc' address, g, atm are sePn as thi- class le-avr-s thc' auditorium, The' choir adds A touch ol' music lo the ex timing. B. Master, junior Class President, leads Seniors into auditorium, S. Rhodds joins B, Maxtor in leading Seniors into tht- auditorium. EYP5 alwdfl lg the 55999 35 Paffmlg and lfl0V'd5 Waldl the Cld5SlJ3S5l1V B Knoll atlds music' as tlw prvcession of Seniors Continue-s. them. spc-ual Chwrw suv al the l5.1cc41laL1r'c'.1l1- :Hill Ci0lUVUE'IWCl'lNl'Y1I Exercuxw L r- Ollu- Plvamlnl rmvlvm lT!l1gfdlLIIdIIl7HK lrum his p.u'c-mls, Ma Sc-nlurs take last walk Inlf1fXL1CilK0rlL1m. riamw lvnkms r'u-aww-w her Dxplmna Irum X11 Clmrlvs Harlm. kvewry hair in it's plane. IH. 1 Dr Frvriwlrk P. S.m1ymIv 'fx . , X . B. Xlmln-rs and S Rlmaris Iculri Snwlors lo rxxllliifflll In 51111115 LUddLldf1'fl Imm C,m1r.1dWvlsvr IH Nfl! Vdlt'LiIClOl'idD Saluldlmmn Hix lurmn Ndncx Ulrich Vanessa Prine Ximian nc' lcfnkins ,NJ Hiram win Q... 3 f , ..,,,L,. mall' wi 'X 3- i
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