Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

■ 13 ' i c cA o C Hjns 20 nocJzen JflfA C 5 cAoof Gonsnon oc een, Jjennsu uania y ore cu or We the Class of 1964 present our yearbook the Echo . This year we have carried out our theme of shadows, depicting the fond memories of our senior year. We sincerely hope that you will share some of our past experiences and reminisce with us for a few moments. ()ontents Dedication.... 3 Administration ... 4 Class of 64 .........11 Underclassmen...........27 Sports.......................35 Organizations..................49 Highlights..........................£3 Dedicated to Miss I. Ethylene Erb Throughout junior high school and especially during our three years of senior high, we have found that your careful guidance and unselfish devotion have inspired our class to attain the goals which we have reached. As our teacher, advisor, and friend, you have been a beam of light, giving us courage to venture in the world as mature adults. Dedicating this yearbook to you, Miss Erb, is the Class of 1964's humble way of showing our appreciation and gratitude to you for your loyal untiring service for the good of our class and the betterment of Conshohocken High School. 3 SUPERINTENDENT Edward W. Oermann Mr. Oermann, you have proven to be a fine example for the class of 1964 to remember and follow. We wish to give our thanks to you for the great interest you had in us and in our alma mater. If it hadn't been for you we would not have been as well equipped to go out into the world as young men and women and future citizens. SECRETARY r Mrs. Margaret M. Bate Acfmhiis SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter B. Bruni, Julian V. Miraglia, Victor Margaret M. Bate, Secretary. (Not shown): Frederick H. Dougherty. Because of the interest you have in our school and the opportunities that were made possible to us through your wise decisions and judgment 4 DISCIPLINARIAN The class of 1964 wishes to express our deepest gratitude to you, Mr. Weaver, for helping us to successfully complete our highschool years. Your understanding, guidance and wise counseling has helped us a great deal in furthering our education as students and future citizens. J. Montemayor, President; Joseph J. Deskiewicz, Treasurer; Knoeller, Vice-President; Margaret F. Daly, and James A. SECRETARY we would like to express our deep appreciation to you. We are very grateful for the interest you have shown in us and in our school. Mrs. Marjorie B. Campbell Mrs. Carolyn A. Bach Home Economics Department Cheerleading Advisor Miss Sue O. Burt English Department Future Teachers of America Advisor Mr. Wesley N. Bennett Science Department Coaching Staff Mr. Edward R. Campbell Industrial Arts Department Miss I. Ethylene Erb Mrs. Catherine M. Fink Art Department Mathematics Department Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Marlene Bilokur Physical Education Department Health Education Department Coaching Staff Miss Dorothy M. Crossmore Social Studies Department Miss Catherine E. Higgins Language Department Drama Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor 6 Mrs. Dorothy D. Kelley English Department BLUE GOLD Advisor Mr. Charles H. Morris, Jr. Music Department Senior High Choir Director Junior High Choir Music Advisor Mr. David A. Sera Business Department Dramatics Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Joseph F. Kirby Science Department Coaching Staff Mrs. Katherine R. Lorenz Mathematics Department BLUE GOLD Advisor Honor Society Advisor Mr. Thomas F. Mullahy Social Science Department Forum Advisor Miss Regina D. Nugent Social Studies Department Mr. Martin J. Smith Mr. Ronald J. Socash Business Department Business Department Yearbook Advisor Senior Class Advisor AA Business Manager Mr. Frank J. Suntheimer Geography Department Coaching Staff Mr. Ronald Thompson Physical Education Department Health Education Department Coaching Staff Miss Helen Trimborn Mrs. Dora D. Vishio Home Economics Department English Department Mr. Herbert S. Webster Industrial Arts Department Mr. Ernest H. Wayland Physical Education Department Health Education Department Coaching Staff 8 Mr. Joseph T. Travitzky, Jr. Social Studies Department English Department Mr. Raymond N. Weaver, Jr. Industrial Art Department Coaching Staff Mr. Armor N. Wolfe, Jr. Music Department Band Director Our able custodian Mr. E. Randolph Banks Curer of our school ills Mrs. Alice L. Sirchie Our school is spic and span when Mrs. Elizabeth Racich is around. Mr. Weaver’s right hand and Mr. Smith's left, the A. A. office girls: B. Fortes, R. Hill, J. Lightkep. Mrs. Edna L. Murray and Mrs. Lydia E. Cameron make our meals taste as if they were home-cooked. Key members of the P.T.A.: Mr. David A. Sera, Mrs. Our librarian and social director, Ethel Foggy, Mrs. Anthony Smolczynski, and Mrs. Jane Miss Judith A. Kendall. Lewandowski. 9 Quiet! Artists at work. Danger--Chemists at work! eniors Are the math boys really enjoying it? Ouch! Stop needling me. Calling Ben Casey--we need help! 2 2 2 A + B = C --What you can do with a right triangle! 10 CHARLA K. AYRES ’’Scrambled eggs . . . Tug-of War with her clothes . . . Oh, dear, what will my mother say . . . Mile-wide smile . . . Plebe Theta-Phi. . . Millersvillehere I come . . . Toot, toot, toot, SQUEAK ... 137. . . Whatare the margins for a six inch line? BETTY A. BROWN Quiet one, takes after Sis . . . furnishes chocolate chip cookies . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Rabbit ...Typing whiz... Dances circles around you . . . Ambidextrous in basketball (can play guard and forward) . . . Closets. MICHAEL R. BARATTUCCI What's on East Sixth Avenue? . . . Mike . . . Another one from up the street . . . Algebra whiz. THOMAS F. BULATEWICZ SKIN DIVER . . . What does S.C.U.B.A. MEAN? . . . Wally . . . Is he a Beatle? . . . Bartender . . . Plymouth Sport Fury . . . Future Architect . . . Let's Park. 12 () ass JEAN BONKOSKI Good tennis player . . . Enjoys a good novel. . . Loves Madrays Sundaes . . . Gets good marks . . . I'm gonna take it easy when I get in College! JAMES R. BRUNO Jack Nicklaus of CHS . . . Fifth Avenue boy. . . Bambi . . . Last of the Bruno clan . . . Dave's little sister. JOSEPH J. CAPALDI Little Joe . . . West side boy . . . Anyone for Beatle soup? . . . Knots . . . digs Italian food. DAVID C. BURNHETER Burnie . . . antics ... rat fink . . . How many excuses do I owe? . . . laugh for us. MARY L. CARLIN To the rear march! ... St. Matt's fan. . . Never studies?!? Loves those Spanish resumes . . . An emotional basketball fan . . . Nice clothes . . . talented feet. RICHARD E. BURNS Burns . . . hard on cars . . . shadow . . . Gino's employee . . . the pet . . . Marlboro man. JOHN R. BURKHOLDER Does he or doesn't he . . . sharp dresser ...'55 Chevy . . . Burke . . . shy one . . . Rox-borough and Bridgeport . . . sweater boy . . . Corning ware salesman. ACE . . . basketball player . . . Glats . . .AdamTroy . . . souped-up truck . . . future bricklayer??? ADAM P. CICCOTTI JOHN J. COOPER P.W. fan . . . Arnold Palmer . . . Bar son's . . . always has a smile . . . ladies man?! ? . . . Coop” . . . handsome. PATRICIA M. DIBONAVENTURE Class Cleo . . . Pat ... a pint of pleasure ... boss! . . . Crossfire . . . dark eyes . . . all that's good . . . Take me for a ride??? DAVID D. DOZIER Little Duck . . . sharp dresser .. . calls defensive signals . . . sheriff of HR 5 . . . Tony Taylor of our diamond. PATRICIA DUCHINSKI Loves horses and dogs ... always ready with a smile . . . Ford street Girl . . . Think the bus will come this morning? . . . Avoid Venus fly-traps in the future. M JAMES H. DOUGHERTY Hop-a-long . . . Tiny Jim?! ? . . . '61 Chevy . . . speed demon . . . your mother . . . third of the Dougherty boys . . . crazy laugh. DAVID R. EARL Lester A . . . Future cadet . . . Liberace. . . District, State and National Choruses . . .Vitamin C . . . Earlybird. MICHAEL E. ETHERIDGE Big Mike . . . Three letter man . . . One of the Fabulous Five ... I knew we were going to win all the time . . . Hello, my little one . . . Coordinated sweater and sox. WAYNE M. FLOWERS Quiet as a mouse . . . our own Timmy Brown . . . Second of many . . . Kip's little brother. LEE D. FISHER Pink Fiat . . . Always ready to do a good turn . . . Class driver . . . N ewspapers, magazines, and office supplies . . . Marty ... Fishsticks . . . Polly want a human ? ... Is your dog taking you out for a walk this morning? WILLIAM G. FOGGY Who's in the fog? . . . Sunny brook . . . Our class trig student . . . The big bass in the choir . . . Calls everybody Miss Burt ...Big hitter ... Tennis champ? JOY FLETCHER Clearfield export. . .sweet disposition . . . Isn't that ring a little too big ? . . . Knit one purl two ... Just under the wire at 8:45 . . . luckiest girl in the whole school. IRMA E. FORTES Together we stand divided we fall . . . likes older men . . . Little one . . . Good student . . . Always has a pencil handy . . . Quiet but efficient. 15 YRMINDA V. FORTES '1 can't disclose that information . . . two of five . . . Just like sis, likes older men . . . Large one . . . Always has a pencil hairdo. WILLIAM H. GILBERT Southern gentleman . . . late comer . . . Florida interest . . . lady killer . . . Tell me a joke, Bill. . . . Rebel . . . always smiling. JOY A. GARNETT Big lunches . . . Anybody want my lemon pie . . . Come on Earlybird hit the right notes . . . drummer girl . . . Miss Garnett, please lower your voice at the end of a sentence . . . ROBERT L. GRAHAM A Cheyney fan . . . One of the Fabulous Five ... Bobby, where is your class ring? . . . big brother's image . . . only his barber knows for sure. 16 RICHARD W. GARNETT Civil War enthusiast ... '55 Chevy or '64 Comet . . . makes frequent trips to Swarthmore . . . Pierce Business School. . . MONDO CANE . . . Rich . ELAINE G. GRYGA Gryga . . . Take me for a Tulin your helicopter . . . Isn't thitc pizza a little stringy? . . . Theta. Phi . . . One of the undefeatabh. doubles. r if 1964 WILLIAM B. HADLEY ’Bill . . . cymbal player . . . assistant scoutmaster . . . nice ;uy . . . industrious shop stu-ient . . . always smiling. MARGARET A. HEFFENTREYER lass seamstress. . .’’Maggie” . . Percussionist . . . PW fan . . loves tennis . . . mile long ame . . . Mugs” . . . great in ports. DAVID HARRIS Mr. Clairol” . . . How’s your newspaper? . . . another Tony Gonzalez . . . frequent change of seats in homeroom ... ’’Little Ducky.” JANET L. HENRIQUES ’’Miss Hairdo” . . . captain of the cheerleaders . . . love those bucket seats . . . Anyone for a zep? ... I said ”yoo hoo.” . . . Barson's. 17 ELAINE H. HEFFENTREYER Blue Dodge . . . Millersville, here I come . . . pizza hater . . . Hold that American flag steady!” ...Neatness is a quality that counts! PATRICIA HORN Pats . . . Theta Phi . . . :oatesviile bound . . . Little hite bug . . . one of the unde-e a table doubles ... ’1 hate School. . . . Peter, Paul and 4ary fan. HARVEY W. JONES Lil Harv . . . pedal pushers . . . speedy little halfback . . . crazy hats . . . Giggie . . . By-the-Ways . . . nice smile . . . hooded green coat. WILLIAM A. HOTTENSTEIN Hoody . . . homeroom riot. . . grease monkey . . . over from the hills . . . Drive the car, don't park it! . . . How are your teeth? THOMAS W. KEENAN Barney Rubble . . . garage gang . . . keeps the ticket cops busy . . . Barson's . . . Eating yogurt lately? ...quiet?!? . . . compact . . . sudden interest in the Junior Class. 18 FANNIE R. JOHNSON Rebecca ... 40 winks here and there . . . HATES to take hockey laps . . .happy-go-lucky . . . Susie, the southern maid. HARRY A. KITT Abe . . . likes those cookies . . . Another of the Fabulous Five . . . classy little play-maker . . . fools some of the people some of the time. JOSEPH F. LEWANDOWSKI Avid member of the Drama Club . . . a hard-working manager?! . . . our class giant . . . future C.P.A. . . . Where does Joe go during lunch period? JAMES J. MASHINTONIO ’’the silent one . . . two wheel transportation . . . out-of-school sports enthusiast . . . girl shy??? DEBORAH J. LINK Gunman of the Senior Class . . . Say boo! ... a great needier . . . music folder hander outer . . . humorously inclined . . . loves shorthand?! ? ERNEST A. MATHIS Smilie . . . another Jimmy Brown. . . just love those senior pictures. . . Winker . . . How are you doing? . . . How is your fan club getting along? 19 JULIE A. MARSEL LA Miss High Altitude . . . bookworm . . . class vamp . . . muchoboyfriends. . .boss! . . . Bridgeport baby . . . accomplished seamstress. EVA R. MAURER Eve . . . lunch room garbage collector ... I just knew I was going to have a surprise party! Let's go to the LAND . . . one of the Old Gang . WILLIAM R. McCALL Loves late room . . . Butter” . . . good dancer . . . our senior center . . . Die . . .likesfirst period . . . feeds the squirrels every day . . . Bill . DIANE L. McNAMARA Basketball enthusiast . . . English lover . . . can really dance up a storm . . . poem interpreter of the Senior Class . . . excuses, excuses . . . love problems. james j. McCarthy Cat Fish . . . Still have that red VW? . . . chauffer for the away basketball games . . . never seems to make it to Sales class. DAVID W. McQUIRNS Dave . . . Atlantic Thrift Center .. . Big Mercury . . . Would he sleep in class?? . . . Neither a borrower nor a lender be. . . . too many girlfriends. 20 JOSEPH J. McFADDEN Frog”. . . midget football coach... West Con shy... loves basketball. . .new student . . . should be a disc jockey with that soothing voice . . . joined the bandage a month club. THOMAS E. MOSER Moe ... to the woods, to the woods ... Is that you in your senior pictures?. . . Paul Newman of the class . . . just loves Shop Math. RICHARD J. NASIELSKI Just love that Chemistry . . . ’’Richie . . . What's so interesting at lunch time??? . . . future dramatist and chemist combined . . . How many leu-kosytes did you say I have? ROBERT D. PASQUARELLO ’’Rella ... a little guy . . . homeroom riot . . . How many excuses did you say I owe? . . . member of the grid team . . . a ladies man. BETTY A. NOBLIT Adores Spanish resumes?!? . . . Is it acid, basic or neutral? . . . hot-rod . . . likes to dance . . . fill er up” . . . ”Bet” . . . Chemistry comedian. MARY M. PHIPPS ’’Class Pres” . . . Villanova fan . . . famous Chemist . . . Oh, gee, I forgot! . . . Rembrandt of the Senior Class . . . 1960 Chevy . . . ’’Mikki”. . . pretty hairdos. 21 LINDA F. PAGNACLE Good student . . . always has good advice ... is walked to school almost every morning . . . the opera singer of the choir . . . perfect poise as a skater. NICOLE A. RACICH ’’Nickie” . . . girl with the many brothers . . . just loves basketball. . .interests at Springfield . . . a high stepper . . . Don’t tell me those are all your keys ? DAVID A. RAKOWSKI Baggy sweatshirts . . . popular guy. . . mak. . . Hi, dear” . . . baseball and football star?!? . . . ’’Let's go take a walk.” . . . Charles . . . ’Tm proud of it.” BARBARA J. REUBEN Lukens” . . . Are you sure you can see those tennis balls, Barb? . . . Hi, Frenchy” . . . Don't drop that Baritone! . . . never late . . . ’’Plebe L”. ■ ROSALYN K. ROBINSON Benny Goodman beware! . . . Which college shall I attend? . . . Class VP . : . Ohhhh, Rin-go” . . . brush your teeth after every meal . . . Rozzi”. M. CAROL RODENBAUGH Penn State fan . . . hairdresser ofl2-s-l. . . mucho letters . . . Rugby . . . watch out for flying batons . . . Has car, needs license.” C ass SANDRA S. RICHARDSON Sandi” . . . pretty red hair . . . ’’just love those parallel bars” . . . shorthand whiz . . . Ray's a good guy.”. . . pretty clothes. ROBERT R. RODENBAUGH Bob” . . . a quiet guy . . . shop whiz . . . Blondie” . . . likes pin stripped shirts ... a real nice fellow. 22 ORVILLE J. SHIVICK Lobes” . . . music teacher. . . hot trumpet. . .West 11th Avenue . . . human assembly line . . . Noestudia, Senorita. . . . blue Dodge. PATRICIA A. RONNAN Pat” . . . looking forward to being a hairdresser . . . quite chic . . . loud cheerleader . . . Watch those long nights?! . . . loves navy blue. BRUCE H. TODD SANDRA M. TODD Sandi . . .Theta Phi . . .hates bananas . . . Peek-a-Boo . . . The eye of Todd is upon you. . . . high jumper . . . I'm tired of chasing your tennis balls. Hunte . . . flashing redhead . . . future chemist. . . interest in P.W. . . . always loved gym . . . owner of the new Dart . . . Senior play. 23 JOHN J. STUCHINSKI Stewy . . . Check your oil or fill er up? . . . one of the shop boys . . . great and enthusiastic talker . . . What kind of hair cut is that? DORIS G. TURNER Grace . . . giggles . . . home-room riot ... Snake . . . bands, bows, and beaus . . . bright clothes ... A bag of peanuts a day keeps the doctor away.” JOSEPH J. VALENTINE Quiet and shy . . . hometown paper boy . . . lead foot . . . just loves those book reports . . . Who needs a best man ? B. JEAN WODARSKI Ella . . . has young admirers . . . loves shorthand dictations . . . has recently taken a fancy to earrings . . . before school corner stander. RONALD B. VOGELBACHER It wouldn't be the same without a Chimp in the class. . .rides the Coons County Express . . . Always on time?!? . . . It's snowing, let's go home. . . . quiet ? ? ? a --el BARBARA J. WUDARSKI Cookie . . . Always has her books right with her??? . . . flashlight girl. . . likes to dance . . . Can I borrow a pencil? THOMAS L. WHITE Fabulous Five . . . joyful . . . Get her to the class on time. . . . tells whoppers ... has younger competition . . . year-round basketball player. WALTER T. ZIELINSKI Slinky . . . great star of the diamond . . . shy??? . . . Last man on the alphabet . . . Don't push me, man! . . . Just do your work. 24 7n JlCemoriam of, 7o in C. , 7ones Our Sop io nore ( ' ass 7)ice- Jjresi(fent Fear no more the heat of the sun Nor the furious winter's rages; Thou thy worldly task hast done, Home art gone and ta’en thy wages. --Shakespeare OUR FEARLESS LEADERS: President, Mary Phipps; Vice-President, Rosalyn Robinson; Secretary, Rita Hill; and Treasurer, Irma Fortes. To be or not to be”-- The senior class receive their final instructions in English. Here we find our seniors gaining their final instructions before going out into the business world. c5 eniors $$ A penny saved is a penny earned-- here we find our seniors learning the fundamental rules of economics. The seniors are found learning how to use the equipment usually found in the office. Yum! Here we find our seniors at their most enjoyable INDUSTRIOUS! Our seniors learn to use their creative task. skills in order to gain a trade for their future. 26 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Junior ( ass The Class of 1965, under the guidance of Miss Catherine Higgins, began its campaign for money for its Senior yearbook early. The class’s biggest project was the sale of Christmas novelties. As with every Junior, the biggest day of the year was when his long awaited class ring arrived. The Class of 1964 wishes them the best of luck in their forthcoming Senior year. Barbara Knoeiler, Secretary; Judith Watkins, President; Michael DePaima, Treasurer; Susan Chreiman, Vice-President. HOMEROOM 2 L. to R., FIRST ROW: M. Ingles, B. Connelly, A. Zielinski, C. Sithens, M. Speaker. SECOND ROW: S. Chreiman, N. Ellam, J. Zeleski, D. Hitchcock, M. Pearson. THIRD ROW: C. Heffentreyer, J. Shivick, P. Smith, R. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: F. Omar, J. Piziak, L. Sinnski, E. Williamson, G. Winans, J. Voltz, L. Mosakowski, R. Coshin, W. Sanders, M. Howell. NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURE: C. Hansell. 28 HOMEROOM 8 L. to R., FIRST ROW: K. Walther, M. Weldon, H. Brown, B. Bailey, B. Ream. SECOND ROW: S. Racich, J. Lightkep, J. Watkins, B. Knoeller. THIRD ROW: P. Lukens, J. Walsh, M. Lewandowski. FOURTH ROW: R. Bogle, B. Beller-jeau, W. Batchler, R. Bogle, W. Lepera, C. Kolbasowski, J. Roncarati, J. Reuben, R. Romano. NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURE: N. Bosco, J. Bovell, J. Keeley, M. Ricci. HOMEROOM 11 L. to R., FIRST ROW: B. Medunick, B. Thompson, R. Todd, J. Dozier, S. McElwee, D. Andraka. SECOND ROW: J. DeVitis, C.March, M. DePalma, R. Maziarz, P. Gildein. THIRD ROW: S. Orr, P. McQuirns, M. DiSante, L. DeVito, M. DeNolfi. FOURTH ROW: A. Fulmer, J. DiDonato, J. DiProspero, G. Graham, J. Marinari. NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURE: B. Fortes, M. Namiotkiewicz, M. Fazio, J. Flowers, R. Gambone. 29 HOMEROOM 9 FIRST ROW: W. Johnson, V. Fisher,B. Pizza,L. Whitley, M. Johnson, C. Smith, R. Winston, W. Ward. SECOND ROW: P. Calcagni.M. Kreno, H. Ostapowicz, P. Flack, B. Knoeller, J. Foster, D. Trianowski, E. Kohansby, C. Osowski, G. Smith. BACK ROW: R. Yacovelli, W. Weidmoyer, I. Johnson, H. Flowers, R. Kelly, C. Cannon, F. Johnson. c S oph 2 o n ore The Sophomore Class, newly organized under the direction of Mr. David A. Sera, started out on the right foot with the sale of Christmas candy. Eagerly they awaited the annual Sophomore Dance. The Class of 1964 wishes to express the best of luck to the Sophomores in their future endeavors. SOPHOMORE CLASSOFFICERS: Joseph Rodriquez, Treasurer; Victor Fisher, Vice-President; Wayne Sibole, President; Connie Howell, Secretary. 30 HOMEROOM 10 FIRST ROW: J. McGrath, E. Mazzoli, R. Mobley, P. Dugas, J. Gilbert, M. Mashintonio, H. Zalik.SECOND ROW: L. Dozier, P. Denner, L. DiJosia, P. Allen, B. Morris, P. Dunn, M. McClure, J. Mahoney, F.Mordes. THIRD ROW: M. D’Elia, J. Amato, S. Napper, C. Leonard, R. Andraka, C. Dozier, R. Meza-ros, W. Ault. G c ass HOMEROOM 14 FIRST ROW- K. Hitner, C. Bochrath, W. Sibole, J. Rodriquez, M. Hill, L. Hayden, E. Buckings, A. Szy-manski, C. Howell, R. Gaus, E. Ramey. SECOND ROW ON STEPS: C. Stuczynski, C. Schultz, B. Baran-ski, P. Batchler, P. Ramsey. TOP ROW: T. Buffington, M. Bolger, J. Rodenbaugh, I. Smolczynski, E. Sylvestri, C. Schrock, J. Bakula, E. Ricci, R. Beil, E. Stelifox. 31 Q In dercfassm en M. Pearson, B. Ream, M. DePalma, and S. Chreiman observe intently as Mr. Wesley Bennett explains how to prepare oxygen. T. Bulatewicz, C. Schuldt, and M. Bolger explain? the solution of a difficult equation to C. Bockrath. 32 In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue in Mr. JosephTravitzky’s World History Class. Veni, Vidi, Vici; we came, we saw, we conquered, but not in Latin II. Where's Herman’s dry goods store? (lIn cfei ’classm en at Ready? Type! 34 Gee Fellas! I'd rather do it myself. Joseph Capaldi James Bruno Mike Etheridge William McCall David Rakowski FIRST ROW L. to R.- F. Omar, M. DePalma, D. Rakowski, W. McCall, H. Jones, J. Capaldi, J. Bruno. BACK ROW L. to R.-M. Graham, H. Noble, I. Johnson, H. Flowers, J. Kelly, J. DiProspero, J. McGrath, E. Mazzoli. C'mon guys watch the hands. s Adam Ciccotti David Dozier Harvey Jones Bobby finally gets trapped. - 9 3 FIRST ROW L. to R.-R. Pasquarello, W. Flowers, E. Mathis, D. Dozier, R. Graham, M. Etheridge, W. Batcheler, W.Sanders.SECOND ROW L. to R.-J. Reuben, R. Mobley, C. Dozier, R. Gam bone, E. Ricci, J. Coleman, C. Leonard, W. Dozier, W. Sibole. John Cooper Wayne Flowers Wayne hurdles for extra yards. The coaches, Mr. Raymond Weaver and Mr. Frank Suntheimer carefully plan defensive strategy with David Dozier. Stopped at the goal line. The team showed more potent power than expected early in the year, but numerous injuries suffered by key players doused our championship hopes. CHS. 20 Bridgeport OPP 7 13 Yeadon 6 7 Methacton 13 13 Clifton Heights 0 7 Collingdale 27 7 Sharon Hill 27 7 Darby 19 7 Swarthmore 40 6 Sun Valley 6 18 St. Matthews 25 Our co-operative Managers. 1. to r. Ronald Winston, Joe Lewandowski, Bruce Bellerjeau, Petro Calcagni. Head Manager - Joe Lewandowski Ernie with a touchdown. 38 Bears Snap Waymart Unbeaten String And Move To State Final- Electrifying Finish Gives Conshohocken 65-61 Win And Eastern PIAA ‘C’ Crown Conshohocken Clips Coudersport For State PIAA (C’ Court Crown - P. to The team's most valuable players will be leaving. FROM L-R J. Bonkoski, L. Fisher, F. Johnson, R. Robinson. TOP ROW, M. Heffentreyer, P. Horn, B. Reuben, S. Todd, P. Ronnan, E. Gryga. Here are the girls who kept the opponents from scoring, L-R: B. Reuben, E. Gryga, P. Ronnan, J. Light-kep, P. Brown, F. Johnson, M. Heffentreyer, R. Robinson. OUR MIGHTY LEADERS: S. Todd, P. Horn, Varsity Captains. G. Smith, L. Dozier, Junior Varsity Captains. These are our speed demons. They are also our main scorers. L-R, J. Dozier, P. Horn, C. Howell, S. Todd, J. Bonkoski. COACH AND MANAGERS: P. Batchler, R. Todd, Mrs. Marlene Bilokur, D. Turner. V S FRONT ROW L. to R. E. Mathis, H. Kitt, T. White, R. Graham, A. Ciccotti. SECOND ROW L. to R. - M. DePalma, M. Howell, M. Etheridge, J. McFadden. BACK ROW L. to R. - F. Omar, J. Reuben. “OAe The Bears had a very successful season, tying for second in the Suburban Four League. The final record was 14-4. Three players finished in the top ten scorers in the league. Three of the four games lost were by a single point. The games won included: Media 77-73, Collegeville-Trappe 76-68, Collegeville-Trappe 69-55, Owen J. Roberts 51-49, Ridley Park 82-52, Yeadon 67-62, Eddystone 87-53, Collingdale 57-50, Clifton Heights 88-46, Sharon Hill 62-60, Ridley Park 66-58, Eddystone 81-59, Collingdale 77-51, Clifton Heights 75-60. The four games lost were to: Sharon Hill 61-60, Darby-Colwyn 67-66, Yeadon 62-61, Darby-Colwyn 73-60. The Bears won the Class C District Championship by acclamation. 7st •U 2S FRONTROWL. to R. - W.Ault,W.Dozier,H.Noble,J.Rodriguez. SECOND ROW L. to R. - C. Dozier, J. McGrath, R. Moore. BACK ROW L. to R. - E. Williamson, E. Ricci, J. Kelly. Our coach: Mr. Kirby c5 en ors Adam Ciccotti Mike dribles out of jam. Thomas White Robert Graham Joseph McFadden Ernest Mathis Our terrific managers. Buddy pops from inside. Harry Kitt Bobby drives for two! Mike Etheridge Mike Howell Mike sees another two. Sandra Todd Varsity Guard Diane McNamara Varsity Forward VARSITY: L. to R., H. Ostapowicz, N. Racich, C. Howell, C. Sithens, D. Mac-Namara, S. Todd, M. Heffentreyer, J. Lightkep, J. Watkins, P. Brown. COACH: Mrs. Marlene Bilokur. Her girls didn't do as well as she expected, but with many of them returning, let's hope for a better season next year. 44 Arms up girls; Nickie's looking for an opening. etfes ” JUNIOR VARSITY: L. to R., L. Ault, E. Silvestri, Stuczynski, S. Mangum, F. Goodman, T. Moieski, M. Reczka, M. McClure, R. Todd. Our scorer and our timer, P. Batch-ler, and C. Smith are always around when needed. 45 Nickie Racich Varsity Forward Margaret Heffentreyer Varsity Guard Seniors L. to R. — David Earl, David Rakowski and James Dougherty Seniors L. to R. — David Harris, Walter Zielinski, David Dozier s e Seniors L. to R. — Robert Graham, Michael Etheridge, Ernest Mathis a 46 FRONT ROW L. to R. -- Walter Ault, Robert Graham, Chris Bockrath, David Dozier, Walter Zielinski, David Harris. BACK ROW L. to R. — Robert Yacovelli, Ernest Mathis, Ed Ricci, David Earl, Michael Etheridge, David Rakowski, James Dougherty and John Reuben. The Golden Bears showed a lot of hustle and desire throughout the season. With these essential traits they enjoyed a fairly successful season. 47 Coach Mr. Frank Suntheimer Manager Ronald Winston ennis Jea n A successful season, and great enthusiasm shown by the girls, has proven to us that tennis is a very popular sport at C.H.S. Clowning!!! The tennis girls--BACK ROW: M. Pearson, S. McElwee, T. Moleski, S. Todd, E. Gryga,J. Bonkoski, M. Heffentreyer, P. Horn, B. Reuben. FRONT ROW: I. Smol- czynski, D. Ratkowski, D. Hitchock, C. Howell, C. Stuczynski, L. Hansell, C. Fish- ft er, P. Allan. Senior girls take time out to pose -- J. Bonkoski, M. Heffentreyer, B. Reuben, P. Horn, E. Gryga, S. Todd. 48 C c io ECHO photographers L. Fisher and E. Gryga are found examining photographs which will recall the fond memories of our high school days. The chiefs—Literary Editor, B. Todd; Co-editors, P.Horn and R. Robinson; and Business Manager, J. Garnett discuss final plans for ECHO '64. The big decision—Literary staff members J. Bruno, D. Earl, P. Ronnan, C. Rodenbaugh, L. Pagnacle, I. Fortes, Y. Fortes, B. Wudarski, M. Phipps, C. Ayres,and R. Nasieiski are listening to fellow staff member A. Ciccotti as he expresses his views just before an important decision is made by the staff. 50 Sports Editors S. Todd, B. White, B. Reuben, and D. Rakowski make final adjustments on their respective pages in order to make ECHO ’64 a year book to remember. Business staff members D. Dozier, W. Hottenstein, J. Capaldi, D. McNamara, B. Brown, B. Noblit, M. Heffentreyer, M. Carlin,E. Maurer, J. Lewandowski, and W. McCall read over final instructions for the distribution of ECHO '64. Art directors S. Richardson, R. Hill, and J. Henriques use their artistic abilities and keen ingenuity for ECHO '64 in order to add additional flavor. FIRST ROW: D. Andraka,L. Whitley, C. Schrock, B. Ream, C. Ayres, J. Bonkoski, P. Horn, R. Robinson, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: I. Smolezinski, M. Pearson, S. Chreiman, C. Sithens, S. Orr, M. Heffentreyer, B. Wudarski, M. Phipps. THIRD ROW: M. Speaker, S. McElwee, R. Coshin, J. Dozier, E. Heffentreyer, R. Winston, J. Marseila, D. Earl, and K. Walthers. Ode fl ue and Qofd FRONT ROW: C. Ayres and J. Bonkoski, co-editors. SECOND ROW: J. Marseila and P. Horn, heads of business staff. THE BLUE AND GOLD, our school newspaper, managed by capable hands, has taken on a new, fresh look this year. The staff lias done an admirable job providing us with articles of lasting interest. SENIORS: J. Bonkoski, P. Horn, D. Link, R. Robinson, E. Heffentreyer, M. Heffentreyer, C. Ayres, B. Wudarski, M. Phipps, J. Marseila, and D. Earl. Under the guidance of Mr. Thomas F. Muliahy, the Forum has attended informal debates and dinners at neighboring schools this year. FIRST ROW-C.Schrock, L. Fisher, P. Ronnan, J. Garnett, R. Hill, J. Henriques, B. Ream, P. Brown. SECOND ROW-P. Ingles, E. Gryga, B. Reuben, K. Walther, S. Chreiman, R. Robinson, C. Rodenbaugh. THIRD ROW-W. Johnson, C. Bockrath, R. Garnett, B. Todd, B. Bellerjeau, W. Sibole. As members of the Library Club, these senior high girls have been actively assisting our librarian, Miss Judith A. Kendall. SITTING- L. Pagnacle, J. Bonkoski, B. Bailey, I. Fortes. STANDING- C. Ayres, M. Carlin, Y. Fortes, J. Henriques. FRONT ROW: M. Phipps, C. Ayres, E. Heffentreyer, R. OFFICERS: C. Ayres, president; E. Robinson. SECOND ROW: P.Horn, R. Hill, J. Bonkoski, C. Heffentreyer,treasurer;R.Robinson, Rodenbaugh. THIRD ROW: B. Nobbit, S. Todd, E. Gryga, vice-president; M. Phipps,secretary, and B. Reuben. Spanish The Spanish Club was organized this year under the direction of Miss Catherine Higgins and is composed of students from the Spanish II Class. The club met each Friday morning with Char la Ayres presiding. rama The Drama Club met promptly every Tuesday morning at eight o'clock. The group read monologues and did skits to perfect their speaking ability. OFFICERS: C. Ayres, vice-president; P. Allan, secretary; and R. Nasielski; president. ABSENT Carol Hansell, treasurer. BACK ROW: R. Nasielski, M. Carlin, W. Foggy, C. Schultz, E. Heffentreyer, B. Reuben. THIRD ROW: C. Ayres, C. Smith, K. Walther, M. Bolger, L. DiJiosia, M. McClure, P. Flack, C. Sithens. SECOND ROW: D. Link, E. Kohansby, P. Allan, B. Ream, C. Schrock, J. Rodenbaugh, P. Dugas. FIRST ROW: L. Whitley, I. Smolczynski, R. Winston, R. Garnett, J. Lewandow-ski, B. Knoeller, and S. Chreiman. MEMBERS — L-R — S. Todd, M. Heffentreyer, M. Carlin, J. Bonkoski, C. Ayres, B. Ream, SECOND ROW—N. Ellam, S. Chreiman, E. Heffentreyer, R. Robinson, E. Gryga, THIRD ROW--M. Pearson, C. Heffentreyer, B. Bellerjeau, O. Shivick. 7371 The FT A, under the guidance of Miss Sue Burt has proved to be a very active organization at CHS. It's members have gained experience in teaching by instructing several classes of high school and grade school students of CHS and the Hervey S. Walker Grade School. OFFICERS—J. Bonkoski, President; M. Carlin, Vi ce - Pre s ident; C. Ayres, Secretary; M. Heffentreyer, Treasurer; S. Todd, Historian; E. Heffentreyer, Librarian. Yaiional Jfonor Socie y To be a member of The National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student at CHS can achieve. The society has four cardinal principles which are required of its members. These principles are character, scholarship, leadership and service. The members of the National Honor Society are as follows (Members from last year are in black robes): J. Bonkoski, Y. Fortes, E. Heffentreyer, M. Heffentreyer, P. Horn, L. Pagnacle, R. Nasielski, C. Heffentreyer, I. Fortes, E. Gryga, M. Carlin, R. Robinson, P. Smith, S. McElwee, D. Hitchcock, B. Bailey, M. Pearson, J. Watkins, S. Chreiman, and D. Earl. A picture of our seniors is worth a thousand words? The chorus is on the war path Whoo-whoo! We stopped at Cal for chow! 56 G.J£S. 71 and The band is one of the school’s most depended upon organizations. Throughout the year it added color and spirit to the football games, pep rallies, and musical programs. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW--B. Hadley, A. Todd, B. Bailey, R. Reiff, J. Garnett, J. Graham, B. March, C. Chreiman, D. Anderson, M. Speaker, C. Lake, B. Flowers, V. Foggy, T. Ricci, M. Reczka, W. Pope, J. Benedict, E. Cook, K. Bate. SECOND ROW--Mr. Armor N. Wolfe, P. Smith, W. Ward, B. Reuben, K. Richardson, C. Ayres, J. Shivick, R. Mashman, J. Wodarski, R. Robinson, E. Steilfox, J. Hadley, O. Shivick, M. Heffentreyer, C. Heffentreyer, C. Campbell, J. Janu-zelli, A. Howell, T. Moleski. The Dance Band added musical highlights to the Spring Festival, and Junior High musical, ’’Take it Easy.” Members include: J. Benedict, W. Pope, M. Heffentreyer, K. Bate, J. Hadley, D. Earl, C. Heffentreyer, Mr. Armor N. Wolfe--director, J. Shivick, R. Mashman, C. March, W. Ward, and O. Shivick. 57 Our Stouthearted Men singing ’’Stouthearted Men.” Cl J{c 5. c Senior How these senior boys love the Halls of Ivy.” OUR SENIOR HIGH CHOIR: FIRSTROW: L.DiJosia, B. Knoeller, B. Ream, P. Allan, J. Garnett, R. Nasielski, P. Calcagni, H. Flowers, R. Yacovelli,I. Fortes,R. Todd, S. Racich, L. Pagnacle, L. Whitley. SECOND ROW: C.Rodenbaugh,S.Chreiman, E. Silvestri, P. Ingles, M. McClure, W. Sibole, B. Hadley, W. Ault, E. Mathis, B. Batchler, R. Andraka, C. Heffentreyer, S. McElwee, D. Andraka, D. Link, B. Noblit, C. Ayres, Y. Fortes. THIRD ROW: C. Hansell, N. Ellam, The Senior High did a fine job of performing for various occasions under the first year direction of Mr. Charles Morris. 58 7L9 i CA 201r B. Ream introduces the Girls' Chorus with the ’’Sound of Music. M. Heffentreyer, R. Garnett, O. Shivick, E. StelUox, P. Smith, M. DePalma, J. Shivick, C. Stuczinski, J. Dozier. FOURTH ROW: C. Morris (director), P. Horn, J. Watkins, M. Pearson, C. Schultz, M. Speaker, J. Lightkep, B. Reuben, M. Carlin, B. Ward, B. Todd, E. Ramey, R. Omar, W. Foggy, B. Bellerjeau, M. Howell, B. Johnson, J. Reuben, S. Todd, R. Robinson, C. Smith, B. Knoeller, M. Kreno, C. Schrock, B. Bailey. The Octet did a fine job of singing Songs by Robert Schulman. Someday My Prince Will Come and take me away from all of this. 59 7feaci Aftajorette During Football half-time shows, and in the Area High School Band Competition, Conshohocken High's band was expertly led by Mary Speaker. Mary proved herself capable of being a fine head majorette through constant practice and effort. TKascot Little Nicholas Buddy” Racich is a Junior High student who fascinates the spectators with his twirling ability and talent. Assistant JKajorette Due to constant practice and better routines, Judy Watkins never let her squad down. Judy’s twirling ability was shown this year at our football games and pep rallies where she and her squad gave an excellent performance. 60 Intricate drills and colorful uniforms aided to the splendid performance given by the color guard this year. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Brown, E. Heffentreyer, M. Carlin, N. Ellam and P. Horn. Adding color and dash to the performances given by the band are the twirlers. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Ream, S. Racich, N. Racich, S. Orr, C. Rodenbaugh, and B. Connelly. 6! FIRST ROW: B. Brown, J. Henriques, L. DiJosia, P. Ronnan,S.Todd. SECOND ROW: S. Chreiman, M. DiSante, L. DiJosia, P. Flack, B. Knoeller, M. McClure, and R. Todd. This year s mascot Lori DiJosia. With their peppy cheers and flashing smiles, these girls have supported our teams through their triumphs and failures. Senior members of the squad: B. Brown, J. Henriques, S. Todd, P. Ronnan. This year’s captain Janet Henriques. ( jeer eac ers I just know I saw a horrible face in the window!! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT On that eighth day of May A.D. 1964 the Senior Class of Conshohock-en High School presented ’’The Dark House a mystery in three acts by Wall Spence. � t You rang, Sir?” Senior FRONT STAGE AND BACK STAGE OF THE SENIOR PLAY: B. Reuben, B. McCall, T. Buiatewicz, D. Earl, E. Heffentreyer, C. Ayres, O. Shivick, R. Johnson, M. You better have a look around outside Flynn.” Bates--Thomas Bulatewicz Mrs. Hunt--Barbara Reuben Benedict Hazard—Joseph Lewandowski Leda Ivans--Mary Carlin Charles Ivans--David Rakowski Matilda Pink--Charla Ayres Professor Scallop--Orville Shivick Grace Gordon--Elaine Heffentreyer Glenn Chandler--David Earl Susie--Rebecca Johnson Inspector Malloy—Bruce Todd Flynn--Thomas White Orville--William McCall Carlin, D. Rakowski, J. Lewandowski, B. Todd, I. Fortes, B. White, Y. Fortes, S. Richardson, J. Henri-ques, D. McNamara, J. Capaldi. MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETES MOST HUMOROUS SWEETEST DISPOSITION BEST STUDENTS 67 BEST DANCERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ahh! Food at last!! Table side chit-chat 69 The pause that refreshes CONSHOHOCKEN The class of welcomes you to uC )ancffe JBig it ancf Andorra Golf and Friday May Twenty-Nineteen hundred Are we early, late, or on time? And I'd like you to meet . . Prom committee 70 Wasn't the BAND CLASS DAY CLASS May 29, 1964 Processional..........CHS Dance Band Welcome Address..........Mary Phipps Piano Solo.................David Earl Class History....................Jean Bonkoski Soprano Solo..........Linda Pagnacle Class Prophecy......Joe Lewandowski PROGRAM OF 1964 1:30 P.M. Vocal Solo...................Mike Etheridge Class Who's Who................Patricia Horn Trumpet Solo.................Orville Shivick Class Will..............................Bill McCall You'll Never Walk Alone.........Class of '64 Awards....................Edward W. Oermann Recessional..................CHS Dance Band 73 73 The Reverend Edward Price of Calvary Episcopal Church delivers the Baccalaureate Sermon. PROGRAM Invocation Holy Scriptures Pastoral Prayer Adoramus te, Christe Baccalaureate Sermon Sanctus Benediction Recessional Hymn Peace and serenity reign as all listen intently. The Reverend Ray H. Hartman of St. Mark's Lutheran Church reads the Holy Scriptures. 5 t? r u i c e 74 ADDRESS Frederick E. Horn C.P.A., Ph.D. '‘Freedom, A Challenge” Victor J. Montemayor introduces the speaker of the evening. t % e r c i $ e s SALUTATORY Let Each Cherish His’ Mary L. Carlin Senior CHARLA K. AYRES — F.T.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2, Editor 3; Prom Committee 3; ECHO 3; Forum 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Hockey 1,2; Tennis 1; Library Club 3; Valley Forge Area Band 2,3; Senior Play 3; Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; W1BG Young Ideas 2,3. JEAN BONKOSKI — Honor Society 2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Basketball 1; BLUE and GOLD 1,2, Editor 3. BETTY A. BROWN — Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Play Committee 3; Color guard 1; ECHO 3. JAMES R. BRUNO — Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2; Ring Committee 2. THOMAS F. BULATEWICZ -- Senior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Post Prom Committee 3. DAVID C. BURNHETER — Football 1,2. RICHARD E. BURNS — Basketball Manager 3. JOSEPH J. CAPALDI — Football 1,2,3; Class Play 3; ECHO 3. MARY L. CARLIN — Drama Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Color Guard 3; ECHO 3. ADAM P. CICCOTTI — Basketball 2,3; Football 1; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 3; Decorating Committee 2; Post Prom Committee 3; ECHO 3. JOHN J. COOPER — Football 2,3; Golf 1,2. JAMES H. DOUGHERTY — Football Manager 2; Baseball 3. DAVID D. DOZIER — Baseball 1,3; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3; Volleyball 1. DAVID R. EARL -- Dance Band 2,3; Band 2; Football 1, 2,3; Baseball 1,2; BLUE and GOLD 2,3; Forum 2,3; ECHO 3; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 2,3. MICHAEL E. ETHERIDGE — Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. LEE D. FISHER — Hockey 2,3; Forum 2,3; Tennis Manager 2,3; Prom Committee 3; ECHO 3. JOY FLETCHER — Forum 3; Art Club 3; Prom Committee 3. WAYNE M. FLOWERS — Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1. WILLIAM G. FOGGY -- Football 1,3; Basketball Manager 3; Baseball 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Forum 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Volleyball 1,2. IRMA E. FORTES — Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; ECHO 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Forum 3. YRMINDA V. FORTES — Class Play 3; Library Club 2, 3; Forum 3; ECHO 3; National Honor Society 2,3. JOY A. GARNETT -- Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Forum 1,2; DramaClub 1,2; Class Play 3; ECHO Business Manager 3. RICHARD W. GARNETT — Forum 2,3; Football Manager 1. WILLIAM H. GILBERT — Transfer Student; Beta Club 2; Future Teachers 1,2; Allied Medical Career's Club 2; Annual Staff 2. ROBERT L. GRAHAM -- Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3. ELAINE G. GRYGA — Forum 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Hockey 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3; ECHO 3. WILLIAM B. HADLEY — Band 2,3. DAVID HARRIS — Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3. ELAINE H. HEFFENTREYER — Honor Society 2,3; Spanish Club 3; DramaClub 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Color Guard 3; F.T.A. 2,3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3. MARGARET A. HEFFENTREYER -- Honor Society 3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; ECHO 3. JANET L. HENRIQUES -- Library Club 3; Forum 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Post Prom Committee 2; Prom Committees; Art Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; ECHO 3. RITA J. HILL -- Class Officer 3; Forum 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3; A.A. Office Secretary 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Art Club 1,2,3; ECHO 3. PATRICIA HORN — Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3; Forum 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Color Guard 3; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3; Class Officer 1; WIBG Young Ideas 2,3; ECHO Co-Editor 3; Post Prom Committee 2. 76 c 5 a is ics WILLIAM A. HOTTENSTEIN — Football 1. FANNIE R. JOHNSON — Hockey 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Forum 3. HARVEY W. JONES — Football 1,2,3. HARRY A. KITT — Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3. JOSEPH F. LEWANDOWSKI — Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; Drama Club 3; ECHO 3; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3; Football Manager 1,2,3; Baseball Manager 1,2. DEBORAH J. LINK — Drama Club 2,3; BLUE and GOLD 2,3. JULIA ANN MARSELLA — Forum 1; Drama Club 1,2; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3. ERNEST A. MATHIS — Football 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 3; Volleyball 2; Prom Committee 3. EVA R. MAURER — Forum 1; Prom Committee 3; ECHO 3. WILLIAM R. McCALL — Football 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; Art Club 3; ECHO 3. JAMES J. McCarthy -- Football 2,3; Baseball 2. JOSEPH J. McFADDEN -- Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 3. DIANE L. McNAMARA — Basketball 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Play 3; Art Club 3; ECHO 3. THOMAS E. MOSER — Football 1,2. RICHARD J. NASIELSKI -- Baseball Manager 1,2; Forum 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; ECHO 3. BETTY A. NOBLIT — Forum 1,2; Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3; ECHO 3. LINDA F. PAGNACLE -- Library Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3; Forum 2,3; ECHO 3. ROBERT D. PASQUARELLO -- Baseball 2; Football 3. MARY M. PHIPPS — BLUEand GOLD 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Forum 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Class Play 3; Art Club 1,2,3; ECHO 3. NICOLE A. RACICH — Hockey 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Cheer-leading 1; Twirling 3. DAVID A. RAKOWSKI -- Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Football 1,3; ECHO 3. BARBARA JEAN REUBEN — Band 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3; ECHO 3. SANDRA S. RICHARDSON — Forum 1,2,3; Class Play 3; ECHO 3. ROSALYN K. ROBINSON — Hockey 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3; Forum 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Valley Forge Area Band 3; WIBG Young Ideas 3; Class Officer 2,3; ECHO Co-Editor 3. M. CAROL RODENBAUGH — Band 2,3; Drama Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3; Forum 3; ECHO 3. PATRICIA A. RONNAN — Hockey 1,2,3; Forum 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3. ORVILLE J. SHIVICK — Football 1; Band 1,2,3; Valley Forge Band 2,3; Basketball 2; Forum 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Volleyball 1,2; F.T.A. 3. BRUCE H. TODD -- Forum 2,3; BLUE and GOLD 2; Class Play 3; ECHO 3. SANDRA M. TODD — Basketball 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Tennis 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Color Guard 1; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; ECHO 3. THOMAS L. WHITE — Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3; ECHO 3. BARBARA J. WUDARSKI — Cheerleader 1,2; Forum 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3; BLUE and GOLD 1,2,3; ECHO 3. WALTER T. ZIELINSKI -- Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2. B. JEAN WODARSKI — Class Play 3. DORIS G. TURNER — Hockey Manager 1,2,3. CLASS HISTORY ( ass 7I is tor ij Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Proverbs 10. The end of our high school days is fast approaching; however, without that good beginning we could not have come to this climax with the assurance that our graduation is not a good end, but another good beginning. As sophomores, our official date of organization was October 20, 1961. Patricia Horn was elected president; John Jones, vice-president; Mary Phipps, secretary; and Irma Fortes, treasurer. With the approaching holiday season, we started knocking on doors selling fruitcakes. A worthy cause? Certainly. With money in the class treasury from our sales, we then began to empty our own pockets for our first class dues, voted into being at the class meeting in March, 1962. For the annual Sophomore Hop the Fellowship House was transformed into the Peppermint Lounge. Among the twisters were the king and queen, William Lightkep and Barbara Ingles. A change of government in the junior year was effected by the election of James Bruno as president,RosalynRobinson as vice-president, Mary Phipps secretary and Irma Fortes, treasurer. There was ever the demand for more and more funds and the sale of Christmas cards and decorations and later of pretzels again tested the persuasive powers of the class members. Always a highlight in the history of any class is the arrival of class rings. With bated breath the juniors awaited February 21, 1963. It no longer mattered who had wanted round, square or oval rings--everyone was satisfied. Then, miraculously, we were seniors, and the election of class officers produced yet another change, with Mary Phipps, president; Rosalyn Robinson, vice-president; Rita Hill, secretary; and Irma Fortes, treasurer. The major project for the seniors was announced at the first class meeting of the 1963-64 season--a magazine sale from which the class realized a handsome profit of $593.80. The thrill of winning the Class C State Basketball Championship for the first time in the history of the school will long be remembered. The Fabulous Five” certainly proved that they are the greatest. At the testimonial dinner of April 28, 1964, players, coaches and supporters of the team were honored. Achieving yet another success were the dramatists of the class, who demonstrated their acting ability in THE DARK HOUSE, a mystery-comedy directed by Mr. David Sera. (The butler didn't do it, as Thomas Bulatewicz can well testify.) Major roles were portrayed by Elaine Heffentreyer, Mary Carlin, Char la Ayres, David Earl, and David Rakowski. The senior prom, held at Andorra Springs Country ClubonMay 22, 1964, had as its theme candlelight and pink champagne. Its success resulted from the careful planning of the prom committee, organized in November. To help finance this long awaited event, a Valentine Dance had been held at the Fellowship House on February 15, 1964. The post-prom party, sponsored by the P. T. A. was also held at the country club. Very soon now, graduation, climax of the high school years, will end one stage our lives, only to thrust us into another. It is not a stopping place, but a launching pad into the future. In a tense world the class motto takes on added significance: In the game of life, there is no time out. 78 JJatrons Miss Emily Y. Allen Andrea Gay Anderson Anthony's Men Shop Mr. Joseph Ashe Charla Ayres ”64 Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Ayres Michael Barattucci Ronald Barkmeyer Johnny Bell Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Best Billy the Kid Jerry Blavat Carrie Boehret Mrs. Benjamin Bogdanski Mrs. Florence Bonkoski Bonnie 62” Mr. Mrs. John Bowman, Jr. Mrs. John Boyle Miss Mary Boynes Mrs. Helen Brady Mrs. Joseph Bronsky Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Bruno, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Bruno Mr. Mrs. M. Bulatewicz Mrs. Russell Burke Mrs. Elizabeth Burns Mr. Mrs. James Burns Mr. Joseph Burns Mr. Mrs. James Campbell Daughter Mr. Mrs. Joseph Capaldi Mr. Mrs. William J. Carlin Carol and Russ Mr. Mrs. J. Celli Charles Hair Styling Mr. Mrs. Emil J. Ciavarelli Adam Ciccotti Mr. Mrs. Paul Ciccotti Family Colowell Arms Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Clarence H. Cooper Mr. Mrs. S. J. Coshin Dolly Cottones Beauty Salone Mr. Mrs. Peter DaGrace Mr. Mrs. DePalma John DePalma Mike DePalma Mr. Mrs. John DeVitis Fran DiBonaventure Pat DiBonaventure Mr. James DiProspero Madeline DiSante Mr. Mrs. John Dobbs Carolyn Donovan Mr. Mrs. Matt Dougherty Driver's Sunoco Mrs. Joseph Duchinski Mrs. L. Dugas Mrs. Andrew DuSett David Earl Mr. Mrs. Lester A. Earl Susan A. Earl Elaine Orville Nancy Ellam Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Ellam James P. Farrell, Jr. Carolyn Fisher Lee Fisher Mr. Warren Fisher Mr. Mrs. Warren J. Fisher Mrs. George Fink Mr. Mrs. James Fletcher Family Joy Fletcher Mr. Mrs. John Foggy Verona Foggy 79 Willie Foggy Barbara Fortes Mrs. Emma Fortes Imogene A. Fortes Irma Fortes Yrminda V. Fortes Frannie 68 Fransie Sugar Sue Bob Garnett 60” Mr. Mrs. Edward Garnett Mr. Mrs. Joseph Garnett Rich Garnett 64 S Sgt. Mrs. Warren Garnett Mrs. John Gaston Mr. William Gibbs ’’Giggi Mr. Mrs. Waiter W. Grain Irmgard Grenz Mr. Mrs. James A. Groves Ethel Guyton Cora Hadfieid Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hadfieid Mr. Mrs. W. Melton Hadley Benjamin L. Hannum, Jr. Mrs. Anna Harrman Mr. Mrs. Martin Harrman Kenneth Harris Mr. Mrs. William R. Harris Mr. Mrs. H. Russell Heffentreyer Mr. Mrs. John Heffentreyer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Henriques Mr. Mrs. James Hill Rita Hill Mr. Mrs. Francis Horn Judy Horn Pat Horn Hy-Speed Car Wash Jane's Gift Shop Barbara Johnson Mr. Mrs. Idell Johnson Harvey Jones Mary Jones Mrs. Sarah Jones A Junior Friend Karen Mrs. Dorothy D. Kelley Dick Kenna Mrs. Theresa Kenna Mr. Mrs. Harry Kitt Family Harry A. Kitt Mr. Mrs. James C. Knoeiier David Kreno Jackie Kreno Mr. Mrs. John Kreno Mr. Mrs. Paul Laffredo, Jr. and Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Lesher Mrs. A. Lewandowski Mr. W. Lewandowski Mr. Mrs. Emil C. Link and Family Little Harv Mr. Mrs. Howard A. Lowe, Sr. Adam F. Mackiewicz, Accountant Mr. Mrs. Samuel Madonna Anne Maker Mrs. J. C. Marseiia Julie Marseiia James J. Mashintonio Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mashintonio Fence Masters Mr. Mrs. William McCall Ann Marie McCarthy Mr. Mrs. James McCarthy James J. McCarthy Mr. John McCarthy JJatrons Mr. Mrs. Charles McCurday Debra McFadden Mr. Mrs. F. A. McDonnell Mr. Mrs. Joseph McFadden Mr. Mrs. Janies McGrath Patricia McQuirns Mr. Mrs. Warren McQuirns Family Mr. Mrs. Leroy Mellor J. T. Moleski Theresa Moleski Mr. Mrs. Victor Montemayor Cathy Morgan Mr. Mrs. Frank Morgan Emily Moser Frank Moser Mrs. Marion Moser Mr. Mrs. John Murphy Mr. Richard Nasielski Mrs. Sophie Nasielski Mr. Mrs. Ross A. Noblit Albert Omar Francis M. Omar Mr. Mrs. Homer Omar Mr. Mrs. John Pagnacle Family Rosemarie Pasquini Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Pearson Penn Square ESSO-Joe Henry Mary Phipps Chet Putluck Bobby Racich Nickie Racich David Rakowski Mr. Mrs. John A. Rakowski Mr. John A. Rakowski, Jr. Ernest Rauth Bobby Reed Reid Todd Sign Painter Mr. Mrs. Albert Renner Mrs. Marie Richardson Mr. Mrs. William Richardson Family Mr. Mrs. Frank Risell Mr. Mrs. James H. Robinson Mr. Mrs. George Rodenbaugh Mrs. Pierce Rocket Mrs. Mabel Rodenbaugh Jane Ronnan Patricia Ronnan Rozzi ,,64 Mr. Mrs. Edward Russell Family Miss Barbara Ruth Mr. Mrs. Clayton Schrauger Mr. Mrs. Lew Schuchard Ricky Sgrignioli Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Shivick Mary Anne Shivick Mr. Mrs. Francis Sievert Rhonna Simpson Mr. Mrs. Raymond Sirchie Mr. Mrs. Joseph Smerecki Mr. Mrs. H. R. Smith Smolczynski Funeral Home Irene Smolczynski Sonya Smolczynski Mr. Mrs. George W. Snear Snyder Jewelery Store, Norristown Miss Carol Spina Mr. Mrs. Irvin Stiteler, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Stoval Mr. Mrs. John Stuchinski Sue and Jim Mr. Mrs. Arthur H. Sutcliffe Arlene Szymanski Mrs. Helen Szymanski Robert Szymanski Jackie Tataro Bert Thompson Rose Toby Mr. Mrs. Leroy D. Todd Mr. Leroy D. Todd, Sr. Mr. Wilbert Tompkins Mr. Mrs. Joseph T. Travitzky, Jr. Mrs. Alma D. Turner Mr. Mrs. Adam Valentine Joseph Valentine Mr. Mrs. Fred Vogelbacher Mr. Mrs. Ronald Vogelbacher Winnie Volz Mr. Mrs. Douglass Walther Kathie Walther 65 Mr. Mrs. Frank A. Ward, Jr. Roger N. Ward William R. Ward Mr. Mrs. Earl Watkins Mr. Olen Webb Mr. Mrs. Herb Webster Mrs. Ella Wertz Mr. Mrs. Thomas White Doris Whitley Mr. Mrs. Reece M. Whitley Theresa Lynne Whitley Miss Mildred Witt Mr. Mrs. Z. J. Wodarski Family Allen F. Worth Leon Wray Mr. Mrs. A. S. Wudarski Family Barbara Wudarski Mr. Mrs. Frank Zadroga Mrs. Walter Zielinski Mr. Mrs. John Zook Mr. Mrs. Michael Andraka 80