Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

(J ons io nocJten JfigA cScAoo 1966 Where have all the hours gone, Long time passing. Where have all the days gone, Long time ago Where have all the years gone, Filled with memories everyone. Memories of learning, fun, and toil, --Dear Alma Mater we'll always be loyal. These were the treasures, This is the prize: Memories that ECHO throughout our lives . . . M. McClure L. Whitley F. Mordes P. Dugas It is interesting to know that The Old School was located on the hill at Second Avenue and Fayette Street, extending back to Forrest Street. It was a four room building. In the center of the rooms was a big stove and the big benches were in use. It was considered a privilege and honor for the boys and girls to sit on these benches. The Conshohocken Borough Charter was approved May 15, 1850, and the School District was organized at the same time. The first election was on the third Friday of May 1850. There were six directors elected; two for one year, two for two years, two for three years; then two directors annually thereafter. Later when the town grew larger, fifteen directors were on the wuard. The Schools developed rapidly and in 1864 the Board of Directors elected a Principal of Schools. Reuben F. Hoffecker was chosen, and he organized the Conshohocken Public Schools into a system. He was the Pioneer educator of the Borough. In 1869, the Third Avenue Grammar School, now known as the ’Hoffecker Building was erected. The High School and grades were in the Hoffecker Building. Professor Hoffecker served as Principal of the Conshohocken School until 1878 when he was elected County Superintendent of Schools. J. W. Schlichter was then elected Principal of Schools. In 1885 the Harry Street Building was erected to accommodate the children of the growing school. This building consisted of eight rooms, and the old school house on the hill was abandoned. J. Addison Jones succeeded Mr. Schlichter and served one year. Mr. Jones was succeeded by the late John Harley who served until 1892. He was succeeded by J. Horace Landis, who was principal until 1896 when he was elected superintendent of Borough Schools, being the first to hold that office, in 1904. Mr. Landis resigned to accept the position of county superintendent of schools to succeed Reuben Hoffecker, resigned. An addition of six rooms was built to the Harry Street School in 1904 in order to provide larger quarters. The Manual Training Building was erected in 1898 for the introduction of Vocational Education in the schools. E. B. Ziegler was elected Superintendent in 1904 and served until 1911. He strengthened the academic condition throughout the entire system. In 1911-1915, Frank Cloud, Ph. D., a Conshohocken boy and a graduate of his home town Schools was elected Superintendent of Schools after serving as High School Principal for four years. In his administration the present high school building at seventh Avenue and Fayette Street was erected for secondary education. The Hoffecker and Harry Street Buildings were given over to elementary educational purposes. In 1915 to 1918, A. M. Weaver was elected Superintendent of Schools and he introduced Departmental Instruction and organized the school system to a high academic degree. Paul Y. Eckert was then elected Superintendent of Schools and served from 1918 to 1920. He developed Departmental Work and advanced the High School curriculum. In 1920 Charles S. Hottenstein was elected, acting Superintendent of Schools for two years, after serving as High School Principal for one year. In 1922 he was elected Superintendent of Schools for a full term of four years. 2 In the spring of 1922 the Blue and Gold, Con-shohocken’s official school newspaper was established. The Home and School Association was organized in November 1922. The first regular meeting was held in December 1923. There were about 300 persons present. In 1923 an annex of fourteen rooms was built to the high school at Seventh and Fayette Streets for a Junior High School at the cost of $150,000. On the morning of May 11, 1923 the Harry Street Building was burned to the ground. The district erected a modern school building on the site and added two additional rooms to the building. The Principals of the High School from the time Professor Horace Landis was elected Superintendent of Schools are as follows: Caroline Niblo . . . . 1896-1908 Frank Cloud .... . 1908-1912 Irvin Noll . 1912-1915 L. B. Earhardt . . . . 1915-1917 H. S. Rausch .... . 1917-1919 C. S. Hottenstien . . . 1919-1920 B. K. Hunsberger . . 1920-1925 W. A. Weaver . . . . 1925-1926 E. W. Oermann . . . 1926-19fr E. O. Punchard . . (Acting Principal) . 1956-19? E. O. Punchard . . . 1958-19) E. W. Oermann . . . 1960-in Superintendents of the Conshohocken School trict are as follows; J. Horace Landis . . . 1896-1904 E. B. Ziegler. . . . . 1904-1911 Frank Cloud .... . 1911-1915 A. M. Weaver .... 1915-1918 Paul Y. Echert .... 1918-1920 C. S. Hottenstien . . . 1920-1926 Robert C. Landis. . . 1926-1956 Edward W. Oermann . 1956-1966 In 1938 M. Edmonds Dunlap was selected as the architect who would build the new annex to tfie present ConshohockenHigh School. The cost of the annex was $134,292.62 which was $20,000 over the expected price. On March 8, 1939 the chemistry and biological laboratories were ready for use by the students. Due to a complication that occurred after the completion of the annex the dedication did not take place until September 10. The principal address was delivered by Dr. Lester K. Olde, his subject: ’’Modern Facilities for the Secondary School”. Harry E. Fox, an associate of Mr. Dunlap made the presentation of the annex. Since the completion of the annex in 1938, there has been no additions, and Conshohocken High School has remained unchanged. Since the old must make way for the new, it has now been decided by our state government that the reorganization and re-districting of schools must take place for the betterment of the student in order to give him a more comprehensive education the school districts of Conshohocken, Plymouth and Whitemarsh will merge into the newly formed school district, namely; the Colonial School District. This new district has been in effect since July 1, 1966. We know that thousands of students have graduated from Conshohocken High School and because of them we know that even though this school is no longer in existence it will always have a place in our hearts. EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY OF 1871 CONSHOHOCKEN JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1966 The members of the faculty of the Conshohocken Junior-Senior High School cognizent of the responsibility which rests on them as teachers of the youth of the town, and realizing their duty toward parents and all adults of the borough herein record their educational philosophy. Recognizing the public school system as a democratic institution for reaching in its effects upon the community, state and nation, the faculty is aware that it is within its realm to assist in the molding of young characters and to equip the children enrolled in their classes with the means of becoming worthy citizens. With these thoughts before them they cite their aims as follows: To develop a sense of right and wrong in matters pertaining to God and Country. To demonstrate a belief in the equality of all mankind by upholding the principles of freedom and tolerance. To instill a respect for the rights of others by promoting proper association with administrators, faculty and schoolmates and to provide the climate for this field with field trips and other extra-curricular activities. To prepare academic students to progress confidently to higher levels of learning. To supply an adequate knowledge of trade and industry to those enrolled in practical arts courses. To develop competence and assurance in those who plan to enter the business world. To open avenues to appreciation, enjoyment and creation of beauty, expression and leisure activities. To build healthy bodies and minds, producing thereby a wholesome attitude toward oneself and others. To develop an understanding of and a proper attitude toward the processes of physical development. To develop an appreciation of the family unit and prepare for the acceptance of future responsibilities. To stimulate young minds to proper analysis and independent choice in problems of living and government. To furnish a basic understanding of the sciences as they pertain to the universe. To bring about an awareness of history as it pertains to our cultural heritages and to develop an understanding of local, state and national governments and international relationships. To assist in the formation of a well-balanced concept of culture, refinement, and socially acceptable behavior. To maintain a library adequate to provide students with materials and services necessary to meet and stimulate the interests, appreciations and curiosities of youth. Motivated by the ethics of their profession, the faculty will strive in conjunction with home, church, and community, to perform these duties which are specifically theirs. They will support a curriculum geared to the development and adjustment of each individual to a desirable environment. Oecftcaiion Among the most valuable gifts a person can receive from another are guidance, understanding, loyalty and the inspiration which helps him set goals and strive to better himself. Mr. Edward W. Oermann, during his past years at Conshohocken High School, has not only bestowed these fine gifts upon us, the Class of 1966; but also upon many others who have come before us. Therefore, dedication of our yearbook, the final yearbook of Conshohocken High School, is made to you Mr. Oermann, in deepest appreciation for your unceasing devotion and unselfishness to our school. 5 ( ontents t Administration and dacuftij c S uperiniencfeni Edward W. Oermann Edward W. Oermann was born in York, Pennsylvania. He was graduated from York High School in the spring of 1918. He then entered Pennsylvania State University, where he met his wife, Mildred. In the spring of 1923 he received his bachelor of Science Degree from Pennsylvania State University, in Business Education. In 1937 he received his Masters Degree in Education from Temple University. He also received graduate credit, beyond his masters degree, from Temple University and Harvard University. In 1926 he accepted his first teaching position at Conshohocken High School. His first position entailed the teaching of bookkeeping, accounting, and English. At Conshohocken he soon became involved with the extra-curricular life of an educator. He undertook the staggering job of being a class advisor and the challenging job of Dramatics Coach. Within six months after accepting the position at Conshohocken High School, Edward Oermann was asked to accept the principalship at Conshohocken High School. And so, working in the supervisory capacity to graduating classes, next the principalship and finally in 1956 he became Superintendent of the Conshohocken School District. Mr. Oermann, as we all know him, plays an active role in the school life at Conshohocken High School. In the early part of the school year you will find him planning student schedules and handing out rosters, at Christmas time he joins his faculty and student body in the singing of Christmas carols; and as the school year closes for the seniors you will find Mr. Oermann measuring each and every senior student for his cap and gown. When a student reporter asked him what he felt was the most prominent problem of the top administrator of a secondary school he replied; The student-teacher relationship . He said, The superintendent must realize that both teachers and students have problems. It is up to the superintendent to develop a closer and proper attitude toward the student and the teacher. So as one can see from only this short biography Mr. Edward Oermann takes a personal interest in the students and does not leave all the work up to the teachers. But, now after being at ConshohockenHigh School for 41 years he will retire July 1, 1966. After retiring, he plans to probably do some substituting, take care of his property and do some traveling with his wife. We are sure that Conshohocken High School will always hold a special place in his memory and thoughts. Aden 00 Jioarcf disciplinarian Raymond N. Weaver FRONT TO BACK; Winfield S. Dougherty, Mr. Frederick H. Knoeller, V-Pres., Peter B. Bruni, Richard G. Webber, James E. Dougherty, Julian V. Miraglia, Pres. 9 Art and JRusic fdepartments Mr. Charles Morris, Miss I. Mr. Armor N. Wolfe, Jr. Mr. C. Morris Music Department West Chester State College, B. S. Junior High Musical Comedy Spring Festival Ethylene Erb, Miss E. Erb Art Department Moore College of Art, B. A. Senior Class Advisor Cheerleader Sponsor Music Department Susquehanna University, B. S. Band Director Dance Band Director asm ess ( cfucatton Department 4� 4— 1 Mr. V. Gilotti Business Department Bloomsburg State College, B. S. Temple University Mr. D. Sera Business Department Washington and Jefferson College, B. A. Mr. R. Socash Business Department Wilkes College, B. S. Yearbook Advisor Temple University LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. V. Gilotti, Mr. R. Socash, Mr. D. Sera. ( ncj isfi andLancjuacje Departments SECOND ROW: Catherine E. Higgins, Patricia Amen. FIRST ROW: Dorothy D. Kelley, Dora D. Vishio, Sue Burt. C. Higgins Language Department University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Temple University, M.S. Senior Class Advisor Drama Speech Club Senior Class Play D. Vishio English Department Chestnut Hill College, B.A., M.A. Annual Spelling Bee S. Burt English Department Temple University, B.A. Princeton Theological Seminary, B.D. State University of New York, M.S. F.T.A. 12 Mrs. Dorothy D. Kelley English Department College of Chestnut Hill, A. B. Blue and Gold Advisor Department 3(ome C cono n cs Elsie B. Herr Home Economics Department Cedar Crest College, B. S. Dietitian Mrs. Herr showing Pat Ramsey how to keep her future husband happy. 13 7n cfus trial Arts Department Edward R. Campbell, Herbert S. Webster, Raymond N. Weaver Raymond N. Weaver State College Millersville, B.S. Temple Athletic Director, Industrial Arts Herbert S. Webster Industrial Arts Department Williamson Trade School University of Pennsylvania Millersville State College Edward R. Campbell Mechanical Drawing Woodshop University of Pennsylvania, M.A. JITat ieinattcs Department Catherine Fink and Linda Knabe Catherine Fink Mathematics Department Rosemont College, B.A. J2ib rarian Ida Feingold Librarian Temple University, B.S. Library Club Linda Knabe Mathematics Department University of Penn., B.A. Temple University Class Advisor, Sophomore Thelma Unger, John Joe John Joe Physical Education Department Health Education Department Lycoming College, B.A. Rutgers University Masters Athletic Coach, Gym Teacher, Hygiene ________ Thelma Unger Health Education Department Physical Education Department Douglass College, B.S. Rutgers University Coaching Staff ________ J Yi ij steal and D fe aft.f C di. t) atto u c apartments n BOYS LIFt School Nurse - Alice Sirchie School Doctor - Patrick Castellano Science Department Mr. Alex Scher and Mr. Robert Kratz Mr. Robert Kratz Biology, General Science University of Maine J.V. Basketball Mr. Alex Scher Science Department City College of New York, B.S. Social Stucfies Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. F. Sunthimier, Mr. T. Mullahy, and Mr. R. Padula Social cStuc ies Miss Dorothy Crossmore History Department West Chester State College, B.S. Thomas F. Mullahy History Department Blackburn College, A.A. University of Illinois, B.S. Temple University, and Forum Ronald M. Padula Social Studies Department Pennsylvania Military Academy, B.S. Coaching Staff, Its Academic Coach Frank Suntheimer Geography Department Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Coaching Staff MM PRESIDENT CHRIS BOCKRATH VICE-PRESIDENT ANN MARIE ZIELINSKI SECRETARY MARYANN KRENO 20 TREASURER CONSTANCE HOWELL 7ar above life 's rushing water.; ming ecf with the blue PATRICIA ALLAN Academic Patty . . . Sweet personality . . . Quiet . . . Excellent . . . Peter, Paul, and Mary fan . . . Her FAVORITE song--Air Force Blues . . . Prefers Burger-King to third period Chemistry class . . . Blobs of fun . . . Freckles . . . For Parties . . . C.H.S. Cheerleader . . . Co-editor of the yearbook . . . Villager girl . . . National Honor Society Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO Editor 3 . . . Forum 2 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Hockey 1,2 ... Library Club 3 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Honor Society 2,3 .. . Cheerleading 2,3 .. . Chorus 1 RICHARD ANDRAKA Academic Push those shopping carts, Rich . . . Debbie's little brother . . . But Miss Higgins ... I have to work . . . King of Prussia Chorus 1,2 .. . Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Baseball 2 . . . Football 2,3 BARBARA BARANSKI Clerical Interior Decorator of H.R. 4 . . . Future Betty Crocker . . . 60 Chevy . . . Helpful . . . High Heels . . . always ready with a smile . . . quiet member of the class . . . either a borrow nor a lender be . . . What's so interesting on Ridge Pike . . . Future Crossing Guard! WALTER AULT Academic Fugitive. . .the last of the Dead End Kids . . . Mr. Joe's right hand man . . . fearless tackle . . . sings Melancholy Baby . . . mischievous . . . part time gentleman . . . bad ankle . . . hey there Mr. Dilliou ... 54 Buick . . . can't your car go backwards ... It's not me, Miss Higgins Spanish Club 2,3 . . . Blue Gold 2,3 . . . Basketball 1,3 .. . Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Football 2,3 .. . Chorus 1.2 .. . Prom Committee 3 cSlands our no file J.Hina Tltciter glorious lo view. PHYLLIS BATCHLER Secretarial Sissy . . . Sunk what? . . . Grant's . . . shut the window ... we all have our problems. . .that'syour business . . .petite little lady. . .Well Boowahditty! . . . ride ’em cowboy . . . Germantown . . . co-editor of the Yearbook . . . shorthand whiz . . . paw . . . What's new peasant? . . . Peoples Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO Editor 3 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Color Guard 2 . . .Chorus 3 . . .Art Club 3. . .Manager Basketball 1,2.. .Hockey Manager 1,2 .. . Honor Society 3 VICTOR BENNEDICT Shorty . . . Who's Pat? ... always getting hollered at in 3rd period . . . Ronnie's cuz . . . What happened to his other love affair?? . . . Who Me???? . . . Loves the Band bus Chorus 2,3 RUSSELL BELL Industrial Tall one . . . one of the industrial gang Basketball 1,2 .. . Football 2 RONALD BENEDICT Commercial She lied to me! . . . Would you believe? . . . Would you believe a lesser number? ... I need incentive . . . The fifth beetle ... TV repair man . . . I'll run you ... I have a $15.00 car . . . Hick!!! What day is it?? Terrible day Band 1 . . . Chorus 2 . . . ECHO 3 23 1 )£en life's trials cfar ? assail us, CHRISTIAN BOCKRATH Academic Class Pres . . . Chris . . . Ku's big brother . . . Clark? . . . batter up!! . . . Conservative ... 64 Ford . . . kissin cousin?? . . . Ennaoj . . . certain senior girl ... 3 letter man . . . football, basketball, baseball . . . hospital fan ... he really does resemble Richard Chamberlain . . . former weight lifter Forum 1,2 . . . Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Blue and Gold 2,3 . . . Basketball 2,3 .. . Honor Society 2,3 . . . Ring Committee 2 . . . Class Officer 2,3 .. . Prom Committee 3 TRUDY BUFFINGTON Clerical One of the clerical girls . . . Go-go boots 1 . . . Bookkeeping whiz in summer school. . .57 Chevy convertible . . . Athletically inc ned . . . Marilyn's co-partner Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Band 1 MARGARET BULGER Academic Maggie . . . Mr. Scher's class helper . . . Did I get a mark?? . . . Who me? . . . I'm quiet in the lunchroom . . . Valley Forge Fan . . . Clara Varner . . .Adores Spanish resumes?? . . . Ramey's favorite . . .One of Mr. Socash's favorite bunch for lunch . . . Joanne's Sidekick . . . Library Club Member . . . One of the 11th Avenue gang . . . Who me, walk to school? Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Blue and Gold 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Library Club 2,3 .. . Drama Club 1 . . . Art Club 1,2,3 PETROM CALCAGNI Petey . . . five, five and one-half . . . basketball backer . . . Acme boy . . . one of six . . . short stuff . . . Gino’s . . . class giant . . . cough drops . . . small but mighty Basketball 2,3 . . . Junior High Play 1,2 .. . Chorus 1,2 .. . Manager Football 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 24 firm andstrong we si and LINDA DI JIOSIA Academic Whistle 1 . . . Hey Linda, Oh! those faces . . . Prefers Burger King better than 3rd period Chemistry . . . Claire's sidekick . . . Blobs of fun . . . Never stops talking . . . Loves to dance . . . C.H.S. Cheerleader . . . Long hair . . . Goes for hayrides . . . Big Blue Eyes . . . Pretty Clothes . . . Desert Boots . . . Never organized . . . Lemon Juice user . . . Cardboard user F.T.A. 3 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Blue and Gold 2,3 .. . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Hockey 2 . . . Library Club 2,3 .. . Drama Club 1 . . . WIBG Young Ideas 2,3 .. . Debate Club 3 . . . Honor Society 2,3 . . .Ring Committee 2 . . .Class Officer 2 . . .Cheerleading 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 PHYLLIS DUGAS Secretarial Dugie . . . Pat’s shadow . . . Yes, I am Chester’s sister . . . Does she or doesn’t she? . . .Did someone say transcribe? . . . Holes in iifesavers? . . . Why? . . . Doesn't she ever stop talking? . . . Lights out ... Watch those doors at Burger King. . . Loves white Mustangs . . .Can never seem to be on the right side of the road . . . ’’Walk on By ... A future in the oil business ... Hot Shopps . . . On the boardwalk at Atlantic City ? . . . One of Room ’7'stroublemakers . . . Sudden interest in the Army at Fort Dix . . . Peoples Prom Committee 3 ... ECHO 3 ... Hockey 1,2 ... Library Club 3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . WIBG Young Ideas 3 ... Art Club 1,2,3 . . . Basketball 2 MICHAEL DURANTE Industrial Shop. . • 12-S-4 crowd . . .Quiet . . . Late room patronize . . . works at Bill and Jean’s’’. . . SHY . . . What happened to your finger, Mike? . . . Tuff hair style!!! ... HR 4 Prom Committee 3 ELIZABETH LEE DOZIER Secretarial Lee Lee . . . Leah . . . Where the action is . . . Shorthand . . . Boss dresser . . . dances, dances . . . Burger King . . . Tr-Bound . . . Uptown fan ... 85 cent lunches . . . Jeannie’s pal . . . Ricky who? ... Is there a nurseinthe house? . . . Villanovafan . . . How's Mark? . . . Always has a fuU house . . . Fuzz . . . Villager girl . . . Triple date at the Drive-in . . . Has become interested in Virginia. . . Pat's telephone pal. . .TeU us again what happened on New Year’s Eve . . . Who's that boy in that 65 Chevrolet . . . Where are your girls at ? ... Digs the Four Tops . . . Keeps money ECHO 3 . . . Forum 2,3 .. . BasketbaU 2,3 .. . Hockey 1,2,3 25 Jfat to tfiee, dear Hi in a Rater, VICTOR FISHER Clerical Vicky. . .Connie’s stuff . . . Whiz in English class . . . Demon in sports . . . Harrison . . . Loves his hats . . . how about coming to school sometimes . . . Hey Vic, how’s your hand feel without its cast ... 2 1 2 years is an awful long time isn't it . . . let's go out tonite OK. Hon. (Riant) • . . Pool champ of 1966 . . . let's try going around those bends a little slower . . . All right Vic . . . What goes on at 5th period study . . . Keep those towels up, Vicky. Class Officer 1 . . . Blue Gold 2,3 .. . Basketball 2,3 .. . Football 2,3 .. . Prom Committee 3 JAMES HAVENER Clerical 69% fewer cavities ... Is it true that drinking beer adds weight . . . wild weekends . . . Come along with me to the wine country . . . West Conshy resident . . . Hitch hike . . . batter-up!! . . . South-sider . . . basketball, baseball A J. . . . Slow but sure . . . blondie . . . funny laugh . . . loner Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 DUSTY FLETCHER One of the industrial gang . . . loves 7th period??? . . . Who’s always first in the lunch room . . . crazy . . . time to get up already PATRICIA FLACK Academic Pat . . . Does she or doesn't she?! . . . Phyllis' shadow . . . Sweet!! . . . Captain of the Cheerleaders . . . They make Me Sick!! . . . Hockey Halfback . . .He's too quiet for Me! . . . Prom Pictures for Sale! Reduce Prices! . . . Comeon Mar! . . . Inquisitive Gal . . . Spanish Whiz!!! ... cute hair-do . . . Better watch those Englishmen? . . . Sudden interest in the U.S. Army at Fort Dix . . . Chatty Patty . . . Flat pack . . . Mucho Cloth's Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Blue Gold 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Hockey 2 . . . Library Club 2,3 .. . Drama Club 1 . . . Ring Committee 2 . . . Art Club 2,3 .. . Class Officer 2 . . . Cheerleading 1,2,3 26 fairest in CONNIE HOWELL Clerical Vicky's favorite . . . loves 4th period . . . Cookie and Carol's sidekick . . . boss dancer . . . Bonnie . . . Pick your hair up, Connie . . . give me some food . . . junior coach . . . wait till you come to my house . . . Teach me how to cook!! . . . Sport star of C.H.S. . . . Apple crisp kid ... A new resident of Elm Street . . . Will she be home this time . . . Give me a nickel . . . The Senior flirt . . . Always giving the teachers a hard time Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . .Tennis I . . . Hockey 1,2,3 . . . Ring Committee 2 . . . Class Officer 1,3 IDELL JOHNSON Clerical Stroke. . . Fearless Lineman. . .3 Letter man . . . Ipana smile . . . Member of section-3 gang . . . Snowflake . . . punching bag of 12-S-3 . . . gonna be one less teacher in this school . . .Who's quiet? ... If I flunk, des gonna be one less teacher in des school . . . Quick with the zipper Baseball 2,3 . . . Basketball 2.3 . . . Football 1,2,3 GEORGE JOHNSON Clerical Wake-up . . . watch those curbs by Wally’s . . . Room 7 is not a book depository . . . watch your mouth ... Did you ever make it? ... Are you really Idell's little brother? . . . Did you really give your sales talk? . . . Loves those legs . . . Keep your eyes up front . . . lead foot ... Do you have a cigarette? THOMAS HORN Clerical Horn ... A little guy . . . The grooviest boy in 5th period English . . . quiet one! . . . Import from up the street . . . Mechanical Drawing whiz . . . one of the newest members of our class . . . Always seen but never heard . . . little boy Tom come blow your horn . . . Chevy fan! ... Got any Smokes? 27 Dial to thee, cfear Afma IKater, MARILYN JOHNSON Clerical Go-Go boots 2 . . . England swings like a pendulum . . . One of the clerical girls . . . Loves gym . . . pleasant . . . Likes match problems in clerical class . . . talkative . . . Trudy's side kick . . . Mick Jargers WILLIAM JOHNSON Academic Helppp . . . attack . . . attack!!! . . . Mending any sweaters lately?? . . . street-walker . . . always thumbing it to Stenton Avenue . . . lunchroom pest . . . Nurses aid. . . Permanent seat in late room . . . Algebra n-3 years??? . . . William Teller of tall tales Forum 1 . . . Football 2 . . . Chorus 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Basketball 1 ... ECHO 3 WALTER JONES Academic Wally . . . 150,000 year old Dungarees . . . ladies man . . . Clayton's side-kick . . . When are you going to get a hair cut Bow . . . How many excuses do I owe . . . Cut classes ... No not Wally . . . Sharp dresser . . . Stop throwing those peanuts . . . jahogie witness . . . watch those trains . . . Wal . . . favorite spot Wissy . . . How's your pink sweater . . . Burger King Bow . . . Barson's Bus Ride . . . Bow No-Nobody Prom Committee 3 BEVERLEE KNOELLER Academic Bev . . . Whistle No. 3 . . . Man size tissues?! ? . . . The Esso Tiger . . . Piano Player . . . Laugh for us Bev . . . Peppy little cheerleader . . . likes short-hair . . . Weegy . . . What happened at Penn State??? . . . Spanish Whiz . . . P.W. fan . . . What, me study?! ? FTA 1,2,3 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Blue and Gold 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Library Club 1,2,3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Cheerleading 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 cue will stand 6ty you. EDITH KOHANSEY Secretarial Eydle. . .class clown. . .how's the embalming business?? . . . Tweet!! . . . Notary Sojac . . . easy to get along with . . . Laugh for us Evitt!! . . . Always ready with a first aid cure ... an angel in a taxi cab . . . Don't cry Eydie . . . Gee whiz, look at his eyes. . .Our nominee for the 1984 Best Actress of the Year. . .has a grudge against the Draft Board . . .Room 7 trouble maker . . . Ronnie . . . Loves the Rolling Stones?? . . . Cathy's sidekick . . . fuzz Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Art Club 1,2,3 MARY ANN KRENO Secretarial Teacher's pet? . . .''Does my hair look OK? . . . Flossy wait for me! . . . Shorthand. . .loves Mikes . . . Temple fan . . . Second in the Secretarial Trio . . . California bound Prom Committee 3 . . . Color Guard 2 . . . Class Officer 3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 CHARLES LEONARD Clerical Fresh . . . Economics debater ... 61 Chev. Impala . . . Marriage??? . . . Excuses,excuses, excuses. . .Large lunches. . .Needs attention . . . What's interesting in Room 11 during Business Law Class . . . Former weight lifter . . . Who's boss, Charles?? . . . Lorac . . . Where’s your car?? Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Football 2,3 .. . Prom Committee 3 LOUIS MARCOZZI Clerical Black and white LeMans . . . Sport jackets . . . Polite . . . Are you awake . . . Wing tips . . . Export from up the street . . . Quiet????? . . . Fourth Avenue gang 29 U ioug i we eaue our sc iooJ be iincf us, MARIE MASH INTONIO Secretarial Seen but not heard . . . Studious . . . loves shorthand . . . sweet personality . . . Can't you ever do anything devilish, Marie? . . . Always willing to help . . . perfect attendance . . . Drive on Brenda!!! . . . How is Ralph doing? Class Officer 2 . . . Honor Society 3 MARIAN McCLURE Secretarial Loves those way out cuffee idouses . . . Rah, Rah, Rah, girl . . . devoted fan of Bobby Dylan . . . Whistle No. 4!! ... Missed the bus at Barson's . . . Watch those flying Peanuts Marian?!? . . . Love problems!!!! ... I'm still hungry? . . . Burger King CROWD . . . Rings in her cars and Bugs on her shoes . . . digs triumphs ... Do you really want that??? . . . Room 7's troublemaker! . . . dance, dance, dance, Barefooted Miss . . . Lets go to Ocean City . . . Peoples' Prom Committee 3. . . ECHO 3. . . Basketball 1 . . . Hockey 1,2 .. . Library Club 3. . .Drama Club 1. . . WIBG Young Ideas 3 . . . Ring Committee 2 . . . Cheerleading 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 30 john mcgrath Clerical Stoney ... 58 Chevy ... put a tiger in your tank . . . strong quiet type??? . . . Temper, Temper . . . Loves pierced-ears . . . groovy hayride, John! . . . get those patrons in . . . driving school student . . . shorthand dropout . . . Business Manager of Echo . . . Yearbook Meeting for homeroom representatives, and be prompt. ECHO 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 2,3 .. . Football 1,3 GENE MAZZOLI Clerical Sharp dresser . . . dreamy eyes . . . Gino . . . Accident prone . . . Charlie's sidekick. . . Hospital visits . . . Appendix . . . Sturdy halfback ... 64 Corvair Football 1,2,3 7)e wi f stiff 6e true MICHAEL MOCARSKI Bad stroll . . . export from up the street . . . Black Ford . . . Tear-out . . . Likes his uncle's Olds . . . My peoples. . .Are you really lucky. . .hypnotized HELEN OSTAPOWICZ Clerical I don't see you, but I hear you . . . Future Marine . . . Granny . . . stort stuff . . . you mean that you don’t know that THAT means . . . Knows raucho business about her neighbors . . . Always ready to argue in Economics . . . Never wrong? ??!!! ? . . . How about sometimes never wrong Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Basketball 2,3 .. . Twirling 3 FLORENCE MORDES Secretarial Cute smile. . .Shorthand whiz? . . .Third of the Secretarial Trio . . . Where did you put that pie? . . .loves hockey. . .Telephone girl . . . Come again? . . . 'Flossy' . . . Moore College of Art ... TU be good,—I promise . . . Are you sure? . . . inferiority complex Honor Society 3. . . Blue and Gold 3. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Hockey 2,3 .. . Library Club 2 . . . Drama Club 1,2,3 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Art Club 1,2,3 CAROL OSOWSKI Clerical Really now . . . Cookie's and Connie's sidekick . . . Art . . . her eyes reveal the sec ret . . . loves Home Ec . . . What's so great about August 27?? ... I gots that . . . Late rodm again? . . . Navy . . . The first of the West Conshy Gang . . . hair spray . . . should always use measuring devices . . . loud mouth of first period ... It ain't me! ... Going to spend all her money on electric bills . . . Who's Fang?? . . . What keeps her and Linda on the STREET so much??? . . . C’s favorite ECHO 3 31 7. ) ien life 's trials cfarA assail t sy MICHAEL PETTINE Industrial Imported straight from Italy . . . Dinky's side kick . . . Who's the girls from N.H.S., Mike . . . future meat-snob . . . Tuesday nite basketball . . . spark of C.H.S. basketball team . . . play maker . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . Italian stuff . . . Michael the Lover . . . soccer player . . . How's your sunburn . . . Former weight lifter Basketball 3 BRENDA PIZZA Clerical Arlene's side-kick in class . . .STOP!!! . night ? ? ... I can't ... No gas . . . likes Taxi Cab . . . Watch that horse!! Prom Committee 3 . . Guess who was up at Gino's last Lincoln’s . . . BMP . . . West End EDWARD RAMEY Academic Shorty . . . oops, there goes that sea gull again . . . lunchroom beggar • . . tall, lanky, and funny . . . tandy takes . . . senior class midget . . . Bobby's big brother . . . Miss Burt's buddy . . . Tarzan . . . Clown . . . What's so interesting in Geometry class . . . Chevy fan . . . Rot's of raughs Chorus 1 PATRICIA ANN JOAN RAMSEY Secretarial Pat . . . Trish ... Oh no, not in trouble again!! . . . Hey Bett . . . loves Shorthand . . . I Did not . . . Hockey star ... Let your hands do the talking . . . Loves Red ... I lost my earring again . . . The second of the West Conshy Gang . . . textured stockings . . . blonde for a day . . . loves green tuna fish . . . detests the idea of those long walks home . . . Oh, help, my finger . . . Will she ever do it?? . . . Graduating at 4 1 2 years old???? never heard of it . . . Lee's telephone pal . . . Where is Green Valley? Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Basketball Manager 3 . . . Hockey 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1 32 firm ancf s irony we siand JOHN REUBEN Academic What's so funny John . . . Devil . . . infectious laugh . . . Burger King . . . canary mercy . . . Sole remainder of 64 Champs. Give me a break Mr. Scher, Reuben did it ;;; Loves Spanish . . . Girard bound ... Hr 3 trouble maker ;; I have to catch a smoke . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . Spanish Club 2,3 . Baseball 1,2,3 Football 1,2 Chorus 1,2 THOMAS REUSTLE Clerical Tommy . . . Future Bachelor of America . . . caught the Bus at Barson's . . . Do you have your Excuses? Tom . . . Baby face!!! Sweat Shirts and Sandals . . . Not as quiet as He looks . . . Coming to football practice Today? . . . Do you have a cigarette?? . . . Ladies man??? popular guy . . . Watch the train, Tom!!! What happens when you don’t run, doo! doo!!! girls, girls, girls . . . One of the Burger King Boys . . . Miss Unger’s favorite Study student Prom Committee 3 EDWARD RICCI Clerical Edert . . . One of Joey's little brothers . . . Big Ed . . . Klux . . . Chris’ big brother . . . Three letter man . . . R.O.E. . . . cool guy . . . bear back Rider . . . shotgun . . . Nunya . . . desert boots . . . Everything's coming up Rose's . . . Future Honeywell employee . . . fearless . . . tackle . . . How’s the pharmacy business lately? ... A wolf in sheeps clothing . . . Shorthand drop-out Echo 3 Basketball 2 Football 3 Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Football 1,2,3 Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 2 MARGERY ROBERTS Clerical Where's my pocketbook? . . . Richie . . . Loves Philly . . . Always laughing . . . Loves Wednesdays . . . Drive-in . . . Long hair . . . shorty . . . When is the happy day? . . . She’ll learn to keep her feet out of doors . . . newest member of the class 33 JOANNE RODENBAUGH Academic Cute smile . . . small but mighty . . . Loves Economics?? . . . Margaret's Sidekick . . . Who me,on a diet?! . . . baby of Senior class (49er) . . . Valley Forge Fan . . . Brown eyes . . . giggles . . . future hairdresser . . . One of Socash's favorite bunch for lunch. . .One of the Maple Street Gang. . . SICH” Spanish Club 2,3 ... Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Hockey 2 . . . Library Club 2,3 .. . Drama Club 1 . . . Art Club 1,2,3 JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ Clerical Dimples . . . who’s the girl from Virginia with the XKE ... Hot tamale . . . Brockrath's and Ricci's lettle Brother . . . (Kian) . . . Jophus ... A lot of relatives in Mexico . . . Mrs. Sirchie you got a lovely daughter . . . has trouble parking in garages. . .Did you get your brakes fixed. . .tuff dresser . . . girl problems!! . . . pool shark . . . loves economics!! . . . Shorthand dropout Basketball 1. . . Baseball 2,3 .. . Ring Committee 2 . . . Class Officer 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 CORNELIA SCHROCK Academic Cornie . . . Member of District Chorus . . . Maple Street Gang . . . Who's all the letters for Cornie??? . . . He's waiting out front for me . . . deep voice??? . . . Loves that horse . . . Spanish dropout Spanish Club 3 . . . Blue Gold 1 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . WIBG Young Ideas 2 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 CLAIRE SCHULDT Academic Whistle 2 . . . Prefers Burger King to 3rd period Chemistry class . . . Cat at Freds. . . Linda's sidekick. . .Cardboard user . . . Loves pep rallies . . . Can never get enough to eat . . . Blob's of fun . . . Pretty clothes . . . I'm not 6 ft. 2 in. ... C.H.S. rah, rah girl . . . Future artist . . . Loves to draw people who aren't there. . .Shirley Temple Curls. . . Long hair . . . Villager . . . Turn your lights on. Spanish Club 2,3 ... Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 2,3 . . . Hockey 2,3 . . . Library Club 2,3 .. . Drama Club 1 . . . WIBG Young Ideas 3 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Ring Committee 2 . . . Art Club 3 . . . Cheerleading 3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 34 T'airest in i ie and. WAYNE SIBOLE Academic Former class pres . . . economics whiz . . . loves Spanish tests . . . likes English class . . .tuff car. . .dog biscuits!! . . . great influence ... I don't even look at the keys!. .howmany straight copies do we need?? Spanish Club 2,3.. . Blue and Gold 3. . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Football 1,2. . . WIBG Young Ideas 3 . . . Honor Society 2,3 .. . Ring Committee 2 . . . Class Officer 1 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 . . . Debate Club 3 ELVA SILVESTRI Academic Sst-sst-sst . . . Enthusiastic tennis player . . . senior class Madame Curie . . . stop it, you guys!!! ... Smiley . . . Why all the books, Elva? . . . Me, study!!! . . . Are you kidding?? . . . good student . . . intellectual . . . Black nylons. F.T.A.2,3 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Forum 1,2 .. . Basketball 1 . . . Tennis 1,2,3 . . . Hockey Manager 1 . . . Library Club 1,2,3 . . . Junior High Play Director 2 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Honor Society 2,3 .. . Chorus 1,2,3 LAWRENCE SINNK Academic Larry 007 . . . Guess what my sister did yesterday? . . . The little old lady . . . Typing whiz? ? . . . His second home Burger King . . . Late again!! . . . Is that Madras? . . . Kitchen Sinnk?? Sinnk Oxide ... I can get a tree, cheap!! . . . Class Humorists . . . crazy. Blue and Gold 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Football 2. . . Prom Committee 3 Who's down the Uptown? . . . Loves to dance . . . To be or not to be . . . conservative . . . sings all the time ... the girl with the mental block . . . last of a long line of Smith’s . . . non-conformist ... 3 o’clock in the morning??? . . . buttons . . . North Philly. Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Drama Club 1,2 .. . Honor Society 2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 . . . Basketball Manager 1,2 CAROL SMITH Secretarial 35 GLORIA SMITH Clerical Jeannie . . . Lee's pal . . . What's so interesting in Norristown” . . . Boss Dresser. . .Sounds . . . Hockey player . . . Lee get me some ice, please . . . too cold to go out. . . crazy about bookkeeping . . . Smiley . . . ACI ... Oh I'm so embarrassed . . . Beware of falling hair . . . Glor-eye-a Prom Committee 3 . . . Hockey 1,2,3 IRENE J. SMOLCZYNSKI Academic Renee . . . Folk music fan . . . Great personality . . . prefers Burger King to third period Chemistry class . . . Who’s a peasant? . . . Blobs of fun . . . Double chiller fan . . . will always lend a helping hand . . . classy Cadillac . . . Blondie F.T.A. 2,3 . . .Spanish Club 2,3 . . .Blue and Gold 1,2,3. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Tennis 1,2 ... Library Club 1,2,3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . WIBG Young Ideas 2,3 ... Debate Club 3 ... It's Academic 3 EDWIN STELLFOX Academic Ed . . . It's Academic . . . Only a 600 on my college boards? ? ... I didn't study ... I don't understand this . . . future Chemist . . . OH! I flunked that test . . . silver Corvair . . . summer place . . . blondie Chorus 1,2,3 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 .. . Forum 2,3 .. . Basketball 2 . . . Valley Forge Area Band 2,3 .. . Band 1,2,3 . . . Honor Society 2,3 .. . It's Academic 2,3 CLAIRE STUCZYNSKI Academic You make me sick . . . Chickie . . . athletically inclined ... Is it true blondes have more fun? . . . peukey . . . Nursey . . .What's in Montgomery hospital? . . . hockey goalie--two plus one F.T.A. 3 . . . Spanish Club 2,3 ... Forum 2 . . . Basketball 1,2 .. . Tennis 1,2,3 . . . Hockey 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 36 7 omorrocu cue leac{ ARLENE SZYMANSKI Clerical Brenda's sidekick . . . West Conshy Express Rider . . . 66 Malibu . . . quiet??? . . .loveseconomics . . . I’ll worry about It when the time comes Prom Committee 3 LINDA WHITLEY Secretarial Sarahee . . . Drama Club Pres . . . leave me alone, Tm depressed . . loves economics . . . likes to argue with Mr. Socash . . . first in the Secre tarial trio . . . Lynnie??? . . . Everybody's big sister Blue and Gold 1,2,3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . . Hockey 2 . . . Drama Club 1,2,3 . . . Art Club 1 . . . Chorus 1,2,3 Honor Society 3 Forum 1,2,3 k. WILLIAM WEIDAMOYER Clerical Have you seen Janet? ... I got something for you . . . Bookkeeping whiz? . . . Who asked you? . . . Gino Giant . . . Did you do your homework? . . . Can I have a nugget Forum 3 . . . Football Manager 2 . . . Chorus 1,2 . . . Football 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 WILLIAM WARD Academic The big tenor in Chorus. . .a sudden interest in the freshman class . . . I'll never tell Mom how old she is . . . Tuba . . . Bass Drum . . . Peter, Paul and Mary fan. . .faithful member of the Band . . . Big Boy . . . yes dear I! . . . always lingering in the halls . . . 50 Bomb . . . Amazing how you resemble the milkman, Bill Spanish Club 1 . . . Blue Gold 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Band 1, 2,3 .. . WIBG Young Ideas 2 . . . Dance Band 1,2 .. . Chorus 1,2,3 . . . Prom Committee 3 37 RONALD WINSTON Clerical Mr. Salesman . . . Assistant Superintendent ... a hard-working Manager?! . . . Loves English? . . . Tucker- How fast can you type? . . . Bookkeeping Whiz! . . . He'd rather fight than switch in Economics!!! . . .You're crazy, when do you go to class? . . . Lee's Buddie ... A future Honeywell employee . . . Is it true that you can operate every business machine in the school? . . . Winston, have you seen Mr. Oermann . . . Mr. Successful. Blue Gold 1,3 ... Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Forum 1,2,3 . . . Senior Play Crew 2,3 .. . Junior High Play Crew 1,2,3 . . . Drama Club 1,3 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Basketball Manager 1,2,3 . . . Football Manager 1,2, 3 . . . Baseball Manager 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1 . . . Stage Hand 1,2,3 . . . Head-Manager 3 HELENA ZALIK Secretarial Loves Poland . . . Villanova fan . . . Polish lessons in Shorthand . . . giggles . . . 5 and 10 girl . . . I’m worried, I didn't get straight A's . . . forever his ROBERT YACOVELLI Academic Where's my aerial? . . . You're crazy!!! . . . Loves music . . . Japanese sneakers . . . last of the big 4 . . . Yock . . . slinky short stop Spanish Club 2,3 . . . Blue Gold 1,2,3 . . . Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Chorus 1 ANN MARIE ZIELINSKI Clerical Cookie . . . What's so interesting on 8th Ave.? . . . Does she or doesn't she? . . . Carol and Connie's sidekick . . . Ain't that sweet . . . future hairdresser. . .how's Joe? . . .coupon girl. . .I'm hungry. . .Engaged soon??? . . . The third of the West Conshy Gang . . . Vice-Pres, of senior class . . . mohair sweaters . . . acquired a taste for green tuna fish ... Do you still have those yellow slacks? . . . Got in the habit of wearing one earring . . . giggler . . . Mr. G's girl Prom Committee 3 . . . ECHO 3 . . . Class Officer 3 ( ass of 1966 T, )ho 7s 7 )Ao Most Popular . . . Chris Bockrath and Marian McClure Best Dressed . . . Victor Fisher and Pat Flack Best Athletes . . . Walter Ault and Connie Howell Most Likely to Succeed . . . Ronald Winston and Pat Allan Most Studious . . . Edwin Stellfox and Elva Silvestri Sweetest Disposition . . . Pat Allan and Mike Pettine Best Actor . . . Wayne Sibole Best Actress . . . Linda Dijiosia Most Humorous . . . Edward Ramey and Edith Kohansby Best Dancers . . . Victor Fisher and Lee Dozier Most Musically Inclined . . . William Ward and Beverly Knoeller Most Helpful . . . Barbara Baranski and William Weidamoyer Most Undernourished . . . Brenda Pizza and Edward Ricci Class Einstein . . . Victor Benedict Best Artist . . . Florence Mordes Class Romeo . . . Charles Leonard Most Serious . . . Idell Johnson and Irene Smolcznski Most Ambitious . . . Louis Marcozzi and Trudy Buffington Most Talkative . . . Margaret Bulger Class Cutter . . . Mike Mocarsky Class Florence Nightingale . . . Claire Stuczynski Class Model . . . Pat Ramsey Most Energetic . . . Thomas Horn and Marilyn Johnson Most Dignified . . . Maryanne Kreno Quietest . . . Ronald Benedict and Marie Mashiantonio Class Hair Stylist . . . Carol Osowski Class Know-it-All . . . Phyllis Dugas Most Sophisticated . . . Thomas Reustle and Gloria Smith Most Shy . . . Marjorie Roberts and Richard Andraka Class Bouncer . . . Russell Bell Most Innocent . . . John Reuben Most Wide Awake . . . George Johnson Uptown Fans . . . Phyllis Batchler and Carol Smith Class Carpenter . . . Mike Durante Class Hillbillies . . . Linda Whitley and Dusty Fletcher Most Adorable Dimples . . . Joe Rodriquez Commercial Whiz . . . Helena Zalik Class Unusual Hairstyles . . . Ann Zielinski Class Hot Rods . . . John McGrath and Arlene Szymanski Class Professor . . . James Havener Class Complainer . . . Pete Calcagni Class Bachelor . . . Bob Yacovelli C.H.S. Ambassador to Burger King . . . Wally Jones Class Pool Shark . . . Gene Mazzoli Class Story Teller . . . Bill Johnson Class Spinster . . . Cornelia Shrock Class Gossiper . . . Helen Ostapowicz Class Flirt . . . Joanne Rodenbaugh Most Prompt . . . Larry Sinnk Class Midget . . . Claire Schuldt C onsAoAocAen 3haA ScAoo 39 JSasi I. )ill and estament of t ie C ' ass of 1966 The last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1966 of the town of Conshohocken, county of Montgomery, state of Pennsylvania, made and published in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-Six. We of the Class of 1966, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare that: CORNELIA SCHROCK wills her lovely soprano voice to Janet Januzelli. Remember Janet sing out loud and clear. MARIA MASINTONIO bequeaths her quiet manner to Loretta Paul. EDWIN STELLFOX wishes to will his brain to John Ricci. FLOSSY MORDES bequeaths her title as Pineapple Princess of the Senior Class to any Junior willing to accept the responsibility that goes along with it. MIKE MOCARSKI leaves his bad stroll to Jerry Hitner. LARRY SINK leaves his punctuality to Pat Westerfer. Along with this goes his motto Better late than never. MARYANN KRENO leaves her shorthand ability to Linda Schult. Practice, practice, practice Linda. BEVERLY KNOELLER wills her box of man size tissues to any Junior with a man size sneeze. LINDA DiJOSIA wills her king size lunches to Cynthia Lewis. Eat hardy Cynthia. CONNIE HOWELL wills her athletic ability to Frieda Goodman. CHARLES LEONARD wills his swiftness of hand to James Am-birge. The hand isn't always quicker than the eye James. EYDIE KOHANSBY wishes to leave her bag of bricks to any Junior with a head so light they need it to hold them down. PATTY ALLAN and IRENE SMOLCZYNSK3 will their ability to make blob faces to Irene Rissell. BARBRA BARANSKI leaves her high heel sneakers to Theresa Moleski. JAMES HAVENER wills his muscular physique to Richard Racich. RONALD BENEDICT leaves his collection of paper dolls to Freddie Lukens. Take good care of them Freddie. GEORGE JOHNSON bequeaths his get-up-and-go to Ronald Fre-mal. VICTOR FISHER wills his neat, casual appearance to Henry Brown. CAROL O SOW SKI leaves her bouffant hairdos to Albert D'Elia Along with this goes a teasing comb and a can of hair spray. WALTER AULT and BOBBY (Balavat) YACOVELU leave their entire collection of car aerials to Billy Earl. It will be up to you to keep this collection up-to-date. MARILYN JOHNSON wills her go-go boots to Sally Cambell. CLAIRE STUCZYNSKI bequeaths her knowledge of karate to Gloria Batchler. Would you believe she can break six popcicle sticks with her little finger. THOMAS HORN wills his seat in Miss Burt's 5th period English class to any Junior boy who can stand being the only male in a room full of females. HELEN OSTAPOWICZ leaves her vibrant vocal cords to Paula Bolton. COOKIE ZIELINSKI wishes to will her blondness to Sue Harrington. It is true blonds have more fun. HELEN ZALIK leaves her wiggly nose to any rabbit that may be a member of the Junior class. LINDA (Benjawoman) WHITLEY wills her complexes to Karen Richardson. Maybe you can cope with them better than she could Karen. IDELL JOHNSON wishes to leave a bottle of No-Doze to any Junior with an uncontrollable urge to snooze during class. PHYLLIS DUGAS bequeaths her parrot-like quality of repetition to Margret Roberts. BRENDA PIZZA wills her pastime of playing ring around Burger King to Eilene Kripak. PATRICIA RAMSEY leaves her expressive hands to Nancy Moore. JOANNE RODENBAUGH wills her giddy giggles to Carol Reed. PHYLLIS BATCHLER leaves all of her used shorthand tablets to Iva Jean Ivan. ELVA SILVESTRI wills her place in the honor society to Jay Hadley. WALTER JONES leaves his 150,000 year old dungarees to Micheal Graham. Be careful with them Mike, they're an heirloom. EDWARD RICCI wills his ability to tell clean, clean jokes to Mary Ann Reczka. BILL JOHNSON wills his sex appeal to Bruce Butler. JOHN McGRATH wishes to leave his many practical jokes to William Dozier. RUSSELL BELL leaves his carpentry ability to Hector Noble. MICHEAL DURANTE wills his place in the space race to any interested Junior. Beware of those ejection seats. RICHARD ANDRAKA wills an empty Acme cart to John Golassa. VICTOR BENEDICT leaves his worn out Gilette razor blades to Joe Hamaday. There may still be a few shaves left in them Joe. THOMAS REUSTLE bequeaths his inability to get any sleep to any Junior who can go without it. CHRIS BOCKRATH leaves his Senior class presidency to Sandra Man gum. DUSTY FLECHER wills his place on the Washington Fire Truck to Kenny Hitner. WAYNE SIBOLE wills his tendency to think of everyone as his brother to any Junior with bad eyesight. MARGRET BULGER wills her bikini pajamas to Diane Shaw. Pleasant dreams Diane. ARLENE SZYMANSKI bequeaths her '65 West Conshy Express to the Plymouth-Whitemarsh bus system. JOHN REUBEN leaves his morbid sense of humor to Warren Davenport. BILL WEIDAMOYER wills his leanness to George Gardocki. GLORIA SMITH leaves her Ipana smile to Charmaine Smith. BILL WARD wills his tuba to Beverly Connelly. Don't let it drown you Bev. MIKE PETTINE wills his appealing Italian accent to Pat Williams. PETRO CALCAGNI wishes to will his set of muscle-building bar bells to Linda Price. MARGIE ROBERTS wills her typing ability to Paul McNamara. TRUDY BUFFINGTON leaves her gymnastic ability to Barbra Zeleski. CLAIRE SCHULT wills her adorable nickname to Linda Ault. JOEY RODRIQUEZ wishes to leave his boyish features to Robert Slifer. PATRICIA FLACK leaves her plentiful wardrobe to Patricia Pauline. MARIAN McCLURE wills her popularity to Eileen Bickings. LEE (Crazy Legs) DOZIER leaves her collection of textured stockings to anyone suffering from legitis. GENE MAZZOLI wills his way with women to James Marsella. EDWARD RAMEY wishes to leave his sonic seagull burp to any Junior full of hot air. RONALD WINSTON wills his ever-extended helping hand to all Junior8--this should make for a most successful Junior Class. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our name and set our seal in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-Six. ( ' ass Jfistorij Six years ago, we, the graduating class of 1966, didn't know or even conjecture about what was to happen to us this June, 1966. Neither did we dream that we would be the last graduating class of Conshohocken High School. Since the beginning of our secondary education at Con-shohocken High School, numerous events have taken place to make the years short. In our Sophomore year, when we first organized as a class, Mr. David Sera was appointed as our class advisor. Under his leadership the class sold assorted candies to boost our new bank account. Later on our Sophomore Hop was presented at the Fellowship House. No one will ever forget our authentic 'French Sidewalk’ atmosphere. Just before school closed that year for Summer vacation, the class took a trip to the beautiful Longwood Gardens. As Juniors we became the proud owners of new class rings. We also expanded our sales program selling assorted household articles to subsidize our growing economy. Naturally our scholarly pursuits were our primary concern and when final examinations were over, we were proud of our new status; we were Seniors! As Seniors we started the new year right by selling magazine subscriptions to further increase our growing bank account. Although no one won the grand prize for salesmanship, (a trip to anywhere in the United States;) we all enjoyed the lesser Hershey bar prizes. By now the merger was a certainty and as mementos of our school year, the Seniors bought CHS pins. Early this Spring the class bade a sad farewell to Mr. Sera, our class advisor who had decided to leave the field of teaching. Miss Catherine Higgins and Miss Ethylene Erb graciously accepted the task of class advisors when Mr. Sera left. After all the receipts for our sales drives were tallied, it was found that the class still needed more money. Therefore we decided to sell commemorative plates featuring the facade of the high school expertly drawn by Miss Erb. All of us will doubtless keep the plates stashed away in hopes that they will become valuable antiques someday. Time rolled on and the Senior Prom on May 13 was upon us. Because we were soon to graduate and leave the high school, we chose Bon Voyage as our theme since it characterized our unique position as the last class to graduate from Conshohocken High School. A week later on May 20, the Senior Play, UP TO YOUR EARS was produced under the direction of Miss Higgins. Will anyone ever forget how the lovesick taxi driver stole the bride at the last moment ? ? Only a few more days remained before graduation and everyone seemed to be 'up to his ears' in all that attends graduation. After Senior examinations were over all thoughts turned towards Class Day, June 2, Baccalaureate Service, June 5, and finally Commencement, June 8. After the final Commencement exercises on June 8, 1966, let all these things be recorded as the history of the Conshohocken High School Senior class of 1966. We shall take diverging paths--but let us ever recall fondly all that we shared together as we travel the road to maturity, looking ever onward towards the future. 41 C ass J ropfiecij — ( ass of 1966 After five years of diligent social work in the Appalachian Poverty Region, I was fortunate to be transferred to our headquarters in my home town of Con-shohocken. Sitting in the jet that was to carry me homeward, I noticed a familiar face. The stewardess who was instructing passengers in the use of the parachute was none other than MARIAN McCLURE. When she stopped by my seat, I had my chance to renew acquaintance. Since this was my first flight on a super-powered jet, I asked whether she thought these parachutes really were necessary. She said that they were since our pilot was none other than duce MIKE DURANTE (not quite an ace). On further inquiry, 1 learned that most of my classmates were still residing in the Conshohocken area. When we finally landed (yes, we made it safely), the first place that I wanted to investigate was the old high school building. I discovered with real surprise, that it had been transformed into the ED RAMEY a Go-Go Club. Many of my classmates were connected in some way with this swinging club. Their charming head go-go dancer CAROL SMITH, introduced me to their regular staff of dancers, whom I remembered as: EYDIE KOHANSBY, COOKIE ZIELINSKI, and MAGGIE BULGER, and the hostesses, BARBARA BARANSK3, PHYLLIS DUGAS, and ARLENE SZYMANSKI. As I entered the dining area, I found Ensign EDWARD RICCI of the U.S. Navy being escorted to a front table by the maitr’e of the hotel VICTOR BENEDICT. I was then greeted by ED RAMEY, the proprietor, who urged me to stay for the stage show featuring that hilarious comedy team of Sinnk and Yac, (LARRY SINNK BOB YACOVELLI). Also the newest and noisiest rock and roll group, The Roaches, starring CHRIS BOCK-RATH on lead guitar, JOHN RUE BEN at the organ, WALTER AULT on the trumpet, RICHARD ANDRAKA and his mad accordion, and LOUIS MARCOZZI, on the drums. I declined the offer because I was rather exhausted from my long trip. As I was speeding toward home, I was stopped by police chief, WILLIAM WARD, who gave me a ticket, two as a matter of fact, to the Policeman's Ball. When I arrived home, I picked up the morning newspaper, The Back Fence Gossiper, to find that participating in the Olympics this year was that talented husband and wife team, VIC AND CONNIE FISHER, (the former CONNIE HOWELL). Designing the next Mercury Rocke to the Moon, was EDWIN STELLFOX. I was not surprised because I knew he always had ability as an engineer, but I was actually shocked to find that the astronauts in the ship were to be JOHN McGRATH, and PAT RAMSEY, the first woman astronaut. The results of the Miss Pennsylvania Pageant were listed across the headlines GLORIA SMITH Represents Pa. in Miss America Pageant. Also, in the Classical Secion, I noticed that BEV. KNOELLER was making a five-day appearance at Carnegie Hall, that CORNELIA SCHROCK was starring at the Metropolitan Opera House in Madame Butterfly, FLORENCE MORDES was touring Germany where both their paintings and sculptures were selling like hot-cakes. PAT FLACK had just been promoted to head nurse at Colonial Hospital, and PAT ALLAN was named Veterinarian of the Year for Be Kind to Animals Week. Also practicing on the staff of Colonial Hospital were JAMES HAVENER, chief of staff, MARRY ANN KRENO, dietitian, and MICHAEL MOCARSKI, neurosurgeon. I was not surprised to find that IRENE SMOLCZYN-SKI was editor and sole proprietor of the local paper. After completing my reading of the paper, I realized that I was quite hungry, so I got into my car and headed for what I remembered as Gino's but was now under a new name: Brenda's Pizza and Hamburger Palace . Brenda was really glad to see me and offered a deluxe hamburger, on the house, made by that famous chef, BILL WEIDAMOYER, hamburger king of Conshohocken. After leaving Brenda's establishment, I stopped in at JOHNSONS’ FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION, Service with a Smile owned and operated by none other than GEORGE AND IDELL JOHNSON. While having my car lubricated I decided to take a walk into the Wack Recruiting Office, next door. I was surprised to find CAROL OSOWSKI as the recruiting officer with lieutenant HELEN OSTAPOWICZ in hei own office, busy with paper work. While talking with the girls, I learned that screen star LINDA DIJIOSLA was now in Rome filming her latest motion picture and that CLAIRE STUCZYNSKI had gone on a three-month tour to Hong Kong in order to give Karate instructions. JOSE RODRIGUES, I learned, was now a professional Mattador in Mexico and GENE MAZOLLI was his personal surgeon and physician (just in case he should need him). Racing in the Indianapolis 500 this year were quite a few of my former classmates MIKE PETTINE, CHARLES LEONARD (who had held the title for two years previously) and WALLY JONES. Helen then offered to take me to see the new and greatly enlarged high school. I accepted with enthusiasm! First we visited the offices of Superintendent RONALD WINSTON and Principal DUSTY FLETCHER. We then went ontovisit ELVA SILVESTRI in the Physical Education Department, MARIE MASHINTONIO in the Shorthand Department, and WAYNE SIBOLE in the History Department. Following a strange odor led us to the chemistry lab where PETE CALCAGNI and TOM HORN, the mad scientists of Colonial High School were diligently at work. On our way out, we found nurse JOANNE RODEN-BAUGH giving dental examinations to a group of seventh grade girls, so we just waved and moved on. As we drove along on our return trip to the recruiting station, I noticed a very prosperous Sneaker Factory owned by THOMAS REUSTLE and WILLIAM JOHNSON. Just as we passed, RONALD BENEDICT was hanging a freshly painted sign reading Run your fastest and jump your highest in wonder shoes by Reustle and Johnson. I also saw a row of structures, the first built in the form of a gingerbread cottage, displaying the sign Johnson and Buffington's Nursery School, and a building with letters across the window spelling our HELENA ZA-LIK’S School of Linguistics, Three Hard Languages in Ten Easy Lessons, for Three Hard Payments. In the same row of buildings stood RUSSEL BELL'S Demolition Company, You Build It Up--We Knock It Dowr ' and next door was the BATCHLER, DOZIER, ROBERTS School of Secretarial Training. We finally arrived back at the recruiting station where I bid good-by to Helen. I then picked up my car and returned home after an exhausting but completely wonderful day. 42 , 7uni or ( Vass—1966 Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Padula, our sophomore year was started with a democratic election. Delmar Ratkowski, Maryanne Reczka, Brenda Fortes and Sally Campbell were elected class officers. The class conducted a successful fund raising campaign in December, 1964, by selling assorted candies. For the annual Sophomore Hop, the theme A Unique Affair was used as the title. At the close of the year, plans were made for the election of junior class officers. Those elected to hold offices were Sandra Mangum, Delmar Ratkowski, Brenda Fortes, and Karen Richardson. Duringthe year the junior class engaged in three major events, the selling of Christmas Cards, selection of class rings and the election of senior officers who will rule jointly with officers at Plymouth-White-marsh Joint High School. Class Officers: Karen Richardson SEATED: A. Bickings, P. Bulton, S. Harrington, C. Lewis, S. Campbell, L. Richardson. (STANDING, left to right) B. Connelly, G. Batchler, R. Bogle, J. Hamaday, R. Freimel, W. Earl, H. Brown, J. Hadley, R. Racich, R. Slifer, J. Kelly, J. Ricci. (SEATED, left to right) L. Hansell, I. Risell, C. Reed, E. Kripak, M. Reczka, M. Roberts, B. Butler, F. Lukens. 44 Jfunior ( ass U1966 ” Is this a typing class? Is this a learning situation? Matisse Modiglione FIRST ROW, Standing: S. Mangum, T. Moleski, L. Ault, G. Winans, L. Paul. SECOND ROW: N. Moore, F. Goodman, D. Shaw, L. Price, J. Januzelli, C. Smith, B. Zeleski, L. Schuldt, P. Westerfer. THIRD ROW: T. Monaceila, J. Semericki, L. Shivick. FOURTH ROW: J. Ambirge, A. D'Elia, W. Dozier, W. DeMedio, R. Mashman, J. Golasa, J. Marsella. 45 Underthe guidance of Mrs. Linda Knabe the Sophomore class began by holding elections for Sophomore class officers. PRESIDENT .... Francis Bogdanski VICE PRESIDENT . Karen Barr TREASURER. . . .Sharon Connelly SECRETARY. . . .Sharon Olejar The first fund raising effort was the sale of Thanksgiving and Christmas candy. Next a bake sale was held to supplement the necessary funds for the Sophomore Hop, which was held on April 16, 1966. The theme of the Sophomore Hop was ORIENTAL PARADISE . FIRST ROW: L. Bereda, S. Olejar, W. Johnson, S. Bell, J. DISante. SECOND ROW: F. Bogdanski, R. March, J. Marsella, K. Calm, G. Barattucci, B. Mobley, C. Greene, K. Barr, J. Marshall, R. Mattson, D. DeMarco. LAST ROW: P.Noble, H. Noble, M. Graham, B. Bonkoski, A. Magnuson, R. Mellor, P. Montowski, H. Moyer, R. Mashman. 46 ‘Sophomore ( ass 1966 Conshohocken's First Schools Third Avenue School .... Hoffecker School .... Manual Training Building 3loin eroom OCa 10 FIRST ROW: C. Stuczynski, J. Reiff, B. Flowers, M. Phinzy. SECOND ROW: D. Phipps, J. Wodarski, B. Herron, B. Hanson. THIRD ROW: E. Paul, R. Coshin, T. Fraelick. FOURTH ROW: E. Cook, R. Rodenbaugh, A. Campbell, C. Flack, R. Reiff, S. Connelly. LAST ROW: T. Harrington, R. Zinda, J. Salkowski, R. Heffentreyer, B. May, P. Ciccotti, T. Ricci, E. Ricci, J. Walsh. 47 c)op iomore 3fop— (Jrientaf JJaracfise Crowning of the Senior King and Queen: Chris Bochrath and Patricia Allen Mr. and Mrs. Knabe speaking with members of the Seniors admiring decorations. Sophomore Class. 48 KNEELING: Head Manager Ron Winston, Tom Reastle, Rich Andraka, Charles Leonard, Chris Bockrath, Ed Ricci, Gene Mazzoli, Walt Ault, Manager Paul Ciccotti. SECOND ROW: Manager Steve Bell, Coach Ray Weaver, Idell Johnson, Bob Moore, Bill Earl, Emedio Ricci, Monk Monacelli, Lyle Schivick, Rich Racich, Lamont Green, and Coach Ron Padula. TOP ROW: Rich Mellor, Walt Johnson, Carl Lake, Bruce Bonkoski, Coach John Joe, Rich Mattson, Lawson Dozier, Paul Noble and Bob Ramey. Head coach John Joe captain Chris Bockrath 71 ears m leiion you might get athlete's head!! Catch me if you can!! Help!! You know I need somebody!! VARSITY FOOTBALL-1965 From beginning to end the 1965 Conshohocken High School Football Season, proved to be exciting, although the team was defeated in all nine games. This year's team, which played in the tough Philadelphia Suburban IV League, was hampered greatly by injuries, sickness, and personnel. This made things extremely difficult for first year coach, Mr. John Joe, and his assistants: Mr. Raymond Weaver and Mr. Ronald Padula. This year's squad dominated by freshman and sophomore players opened the season with a loss to Nether Providence. Inexperience, and numerous injuries began to show their effects and the Bears fell before the superior forces of Collingdale, Ridley Park, Yeadon, Clifton Heights, Sharon Hill, Darby-Colwyn, Eddystone and Darby Township. The season was concluded with only 15 able bodied men, all of whom had stout hearts and desire. Our players proved that they had what it takes to be leaders in a world filled with obstacles. Next year the following seniors will be sorely missed: Robert Moore; a six foot, 180 pound halfback—one of the finest high school backs in the state scored all 19 points in the 25-19 loss to Darby Twp. Chris Bockrath; a six foot, 170 pound quarterback and Gene Mazzolli; afive foot, 10 inch, 160 pound halfback were outstanding backs since their day of arrival to Conshohocken High. This year they were hampered by sickness; Chris pneumonia and Gene appendicitis. Hector Noble; a six foot, 160 pound end and Walter Ault; a six foot, 180 pound tackle, were the team's co-captains. Their play all year was consistently fine. They were both starters this year and in former years. Idell Johnson; a five foot, 10 inch, 160 pound guard and Charles Leonard; a five foot, 10 inch, 190pound linebacker, two very tough and coachable young men. They spent most of their time roving in the opposition's backfield. Thomas Reustle; a six foot, 190 pound quarterback--hurt early in the season, but came back to help very effectively in the last four games. Ronald Winston; manager for 5 years and head manager for 2 years, very dependable, always willing to give a helping hand. Medical attendant for the team. Carl Lake, Harold Moyer, Lawson Dozier, Richard Mattson, Lamont Green and Emedio Ricci are underclassmen who deserve high recognition for their gridiron excellence. Mr. John Joe Head Coach Football Please!! It's not polite to but in!! 51 Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide!! Charles Leonard-fullback c Ed Ricci-tackle Idell Johnson-guard Gene Mazzo 11-halfback Senior JKen of tfie Jric iron TOP: F. Dennis, H. Bishop, W. Ruth, D. German, coach, R. Wil-mer, J. Bates, R. Holden. MIDDLE: R.Stark, W. Crawford, J. Pettine, S. Montgomery, H. Barron, B. Neil, G. Bell. BOTTOM: E. Webster, G. Atkins, N. Talone, T. Rowan, C. Kendregan. First officially recognized football team of C.H.S. First undefeated team, 1930. TOP: E. Longacre, R. Sponar, A. Bean, E. Dalby, J. Light, W. Yocum, B. Freas, W. Cubberly, J. Finklestein, R. Maxwell, R. Grimmett, coach, O. Freas. MIDDLE: F. Gormley, E. Love, J. Koch, W. Becker, R. Fairlie, R. Smith, V. Bonkoski, R. Tees, A.Riker,J. Del Buno, F. Lauletta. BOTTOM: F. DePallo, L. Limbert, J. Hippie, G. Pettine, M. Hippie, C. Earl, H. Rollins, M. Bokoski. 52 Senior JKen of i£e Gridiron 14 1924 SPRING CITY 0 7 1930 NORRISTOWN 6 19 1934 UPPER MERION 0 6 LANSDALE 6 28 SPRINGFIELD 0 28 EDDYSTONE 0 0 CHELTENHAM 7 1 AMBLER 0 7 BRIDGEPORT 0 0 UPPER DARBY 12 0 BERWYN 0 13 SPRING CITY 7 18 COLLEGEVILLE 0 32 GLEN-NOR 7 0 NORRISTOWN 6 0 BERWYN 0 26 CENTRAL J.V. 0 6 PHOENIXVILLE 20 0 TEMPLE FROSH 19 26 BROWN PREP 6 25 POTTSTOWN 0 26 COLLEGEVILLE 0 20 JENKLNTOWN 0 20 GLEN-NOR 0 26 HAVERFORD 9 25 PHOENDCVILLE 0 32 CLIFTON 16 ALUMNI 0 27 COLLEGEVILLE 0 HEIGHTS 7 106 5-3-2 53 192 9-0-1 19 150 7-2-0 40 1935 1951 1952 12 COLLINDALE 0 26 SPRING HELD 0 0 NORRISTOWN 21 27 UPPER MERION 6 38 P. S. D. 12 54 SPRINGFIELD 6 38 BRIDGEPORT 0 13 BERWYN 12 6 P. S. D. 0 20 EDDYSTONE 6 31 BRISTOL 0 20 BERWYN 0 7 YEADON 0 32 BRIDGEPORT 0 26 WEST CHESTER 14 13 BRISTOL 7 34 UPPER MERION 0 19 BRIDGEPORT 13 6 PHOENIXVILLE 13 12 PHOENIXVILLE 6 25 UPPER MERION 0 12 POTTSTOWN 14 26 DARBY 13 40 PHOENIXVILLE 13 31 CLIFTON 46 ST. MATTHEWS 26 46 LANSDALE 6 HEIGHTS 6 258 9-0-0 69 34 ST. MATTHEWS 0 166 7-2-0 52 270 9-1-0 73 1954 1957 1963 41 PLYM-MARSH 0 19 SPRINGFIELD 0 20 BRIDGEPORT 7 32 BERWYN 0 8 DOWNINGTOWN 14 13 YEADON 7 7 NORRISTOWN 6 7 CONESTOGA 20 7 METHACTON 13 19 WEST CHESTER 14 27 POTTSTOWN 7 13 CLIFTON 14 BRIDGEPORT 0 21 BRIDGEPORT 0 HEIGHTS 0 20 UPPER MERION 13 19 COATESVILLE 13 7 COLLINDALE 27 6 PHOENIXVILLE 7 12 PHOENIXVILLE 18 7 SHARON HILL 27 27 UPPER DUBLIN 0 18 PLYM-MARSH 7 7 DARBY 19 45 P. S. D. 0 12 WEST CHESTER 25 7 SWARTHMORE 40 13 ST. MATTHEWS 20 6 ST. MATTHEWS 0 7 SUN VALLEY 6 224 8-2-0 6T 149 6-4-0 104 18 ST. MATTHEWS 25 106 4-5 171 Tom Reustle-half-back Chris Bockrath-quarterback (Jir s Jjasheihall Senior C. Howell Because of a lack of active interest and participation on the part of the girls who had only one team (eight girls), I feel that these girls did a marvelous job for the school. They had three wins to two losses. And atone of the games, which we lost, only six girls were present and played. I feel these eight girls deserve a lot of credit and praise for their spirit and sportsmanship displayed during the 1966 basketball season. Thelma Unger SEATED: Lee Dozier and Connie Howell. STANDING, Left to Right: Barbara Mobley, Maria Phiniz, Bonnie Flowers, Jean Goodman, joann Reiff, Arlene Howell. Sciiec u e WON - LOST Conshohocken vs. Conshohocken vs. Conshohocken vs. Conshohocken vs. Conshohocken vs. Yeadon Plymouth-Whitemarsh Collegeville-Trappe Darby Township Collegeville-Trappe Managers Senior L. Dozier 54 Uarsitu ( ouHinen in yic ion Pete Calcagni William Dozier Victor Fisher Get up Stroke! get up! TEAM—left to right: Ron Winston, Jay Hadley, Well Johnson, Walt Ault, Vic Fisher, Bob Moore, Joe Kelly, Will Dozier, Rich Racich, Pete Calcagni, Brian Fisher. KNEELING: Arvid Mag-nuson, Coach John Joe, and Hector Noble. Bunky goes for two!! Well Johnson Robert Moore Ronald Winston Hector Noble Vicky looks for two!! Vicky follows the bouncing ball!! Bears Snap Waymart Unbeaten String And Move To State Final- Electrifying Finish Gives Consliohocken 65-61 Win And Eastern PI A A ‘C’ Crown Conshohocken Clips Coudersport For State PIAA ‘C’ Court Crown jfunior (7Jarsiiu ( ourtmcn in Action TEAM: left to right: Coach Kratz, Harold Fisher, Patrick Montowski, Emedio Ricci, Bruce Bonkowski, Harold Moyer, Carl Lake, Brian Fisher. KNEELING: Walter Johnson, Carl Flack, Lawson Dozier, Steven Bell, Paul Ciccotti. Linda Ault, Charmaine Smith, Maryann Reczka, Sandra Mangum, Arlene Howell, Bonnie Flowers. KNEELING: Gloria Smith, Pat Ramsey, Claire Stuczynski, Connie Howell, Flossy Mordes, Lee Dozier. STANDING: Linda Burrell, Karen Bate, Gail Beatty, Linda Ottey, Mitz Abney, Carol Noblit, Debbie Hatfield, Barbara Babbs, Brenda Fiorillo. SEATED: Ann Mobley, Jean Goodman, Nancy Moore, Diane Graham. Having Fun, Girls Our Loyal Coach: Miss Thelma Unger. Our Mana � Barbara Mobley. a er Digging for Worms! 59 C.JfS. Jbaseball ' Jeam LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Winston, Joe Salkowski, Billy Earl, Harold Moyer, Arvid Magnuson, Joe Kelly, Bob Zinda. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Yacovelli, Idell Johnson, Ed Ricci, Chris Bockrath, Walter Ault, Rich Andraka, Ass't Coach, John Joe. Absent from photo: Joe Rodriguez, senior and Coach Frank Suntheimer. Coach Frank Suntheimer 1966 Season Conshohocken had a lairly successful season with better than a 500 average. Hitters who excelled for Con- shohocken were: H. Moyer 360 A. Magnuson 316 C. Bockrath 300 E. Ricci 291 LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager John Di-Santis, Scorekeeper Bill Pope, Managers Ron Winston, Michael Olejar. 60 Senior Jlten of the 7) as e ball Oiamonci LEFT TO RIGHT: Seniors, Ron Winston, Manager, Rich Andraka, Idell Johnson, Bob Yacovelli, Chris Bockrath, Walter Ault, Ed Ricci. Walter Ault, Center field Chris Bockrath, Pitcher, 1st Base Ed Ricci, Catcher, 3rd Base Bob Yacovelli, 3rd Base, Catcher Idell Johnson, Catcher Rich Andraka, 2nd Base, Left field 61 Jiears Uici s Ttina Out BEAR’S DEFENSE SPARKLES Hey Walt, stop looking at the girls and throw the ball! S-t-r-e-t-c-h o-u-t Chris! 62 Little Mo throws a strike. 4 1966 Mitzi Abney Coach: Miss Thelma Unger Senior: Elva Silvestri (JonsAoAoc en liyfi tennis v joacn JITiss J. Unger Karen Bate KNEELING: Joanne Reiff, Diann Graham, Carol Stuczynski. STANDING: Elva Silvestri, Beverly Herron, Sandra Reiff, Dianne Barkofski ’TENNIS SCHEDULE” April 7.........Haverford April 12........Marple Newtown April 14........Springfield April 19........Upper Darby April 21........Harrinton April 26........Lansdowne April 28........Penn Crest May 3...........open May 5...........Conestoga 63 Elva Silvestri Joanne Reiff C lonsfio iocJten Jiicj i: I965A966 I'll Get It! Ronald D. Wimstom - Head Manager of Football - Baseball - Basketball. 64 G Jf O tjditors FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patty Allan and Phyllis BACK ROW, Left to Right: Chris Bockrath--Sports, Batchler--Co-editors, Irene Smolczynski--Literary. John McGrath--Business, Bill Weidamoyer--Art. BUSINESS STAFF ADVISOR - Mr. R. Socash FRONT ROW: Lee Dozier and Carol Osowski BACK ROW: Ronnie Winston, Joe Rodriquez, and John McGrath. Absent when taken: Pat Ramsey 66 Literary Staff SEATED: Patricia Allan, Phyllis Batchler, Irene Smolczynski, Linda DiJosia. STANDING: Carol Smith, Margaret Bulger, Joann Rodenbaugh, Marian McClure, Patricia Flack, Claire Schuldt. 67 Phyllis Dugas, Beverly Knoller, Helen Ostapowicz. Maria Mashintonie, Ronald Winston. FRONT ROW: Edith Kohansby, Gloria Smith, Ann Marie Zielinski, Linda Whitley. BACK ROW: Chris Bockrath Edward Ricci, Joseph Rodriguez, Ronald Benedict, Wayne Sibole, Ronald Winston Spor s SITTING: Joseph Rodriguez, Connie Howell, William Johnson. STANDING: Edward Ricci, Chris Bockrath 68 THE BLUE AND GOLD VOLUME XI, NUMBER 1 CONSHOHOCKEN HIGH SCHOOL. CONSHOHOCKEN, PH OCTOBER, 1965 Editors—Irene Smolczynski, Linda DiJosia Ten years ago this month a group of BLUE AND GOLD (magazine) staff members presented to the administration a request to switch to a newspaper. Permission granted. And thus, in 1955, began the publication of the BLUE AND GOLD as we see it today. By making the change the high school met the demand of modern journalism. A closer contact was established between administration and faculty and students, and between school and community. As a member of the Pennsylvania School Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press our newspaper has competed creditably with other high school publications throughout its decade of existence. Always the staff has striven to uphold the policy of the paper as outlined by those whose foresight brought it into being: To serve as a link between students and parents, between students and the community; To promote comradeship and friendliness among the students; To encourage in students the desire to write; To print always in good taste, matters of scholastic and extra-curricular importance; To advance the interest of Conshohocken High School in every possible way. To the original staff go our thanks and deepest appreciation for establishing a standard that it has been the honor of succeeding staffs to uphold. Members . . . Left to right SITTING: N. Racich, L. Richardson, S. Reiff, D. Graham, J. Benedict. SECOND ROW: M. Bulger, H. Ostapowicz, F. Bogdanski, L. Whitley, B. Knoeller, P. Flack, R. March. THIRD ROW: K. Richardson, K. Green, T. Moleski, J. Januzelli, L. Price, F. Mordes, J. Hadley. FOURTH ROW: R. Yacovelli, C. Bock-rath, R. Winston, W. Ault, W. Sibole. Senior Members . . . Left to right FRONT ROW: Florence Mordes, Margaret Bulger, Patricia Flack, Linda DiJosia, Beverly Knoeller, Irene Smolczylski. Left to right BACK ROW: Linda Whitley, Chris Bockrath, Walter Ault, Ronald Winston, Robert Yacovelli and Wayne Sibole. Ca ional Dfonor cSocietij Second Year Members at left . . . STANDING: Christian Bockrath. SEATED, FRONT ROW: Edwin Stellfox, Linda DUosia, Carol Smith, Wayne Sibole, Elva Silvestri. SEATED, BACK ROW: Miss Sue Burt, Advisor; Reverend Lane Weller, Speaker. The National Honor Society was formed to stimulate academic interest throughout the secondary schools in the United States. Its Constitution recognizes four Cardinal objectives as fundamental in education: Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Members of the Society in the Conshohocken High School try to exalt these objectives and hold them before the school as goals toward which all should strive. New Members . . . FRONT ROW left to right: Sally Campbell, Janet Januzelli, Sandra Mangum, Cynthia Lewis, Phyllis Batchler (Senior), Karen Richardson. BACK ROW left to right: Jay Hadley, Florence Mordes, Linda Whitley, Theresa Moleski, Carolyn Reed, William Earl, Marie Mashintonio. 70 future teachers of !merica FIRST ROW: B. Herron, L. Di Jiosia, I. Smolczynski, B. Knoeller, K. Richerson. SECOND ROW: J. Januzelli, D. Phipps, S. Campbell, S. Mangum, T. Moleski, C. Lewis, J. Hadley. Miss Sue Burt, Advisor The Future Teachers of America was established to let the student gain an insight into his future profession. Under the direction of Miss Susan Burt our students have participated in planned teaching activities. This program is carried through on both the elementary and secondary levels of education. Senior Members: E. Silvestri, L. Di Jiosia, I. Smolczynski, C. Stuczynski, B. Knoeller. 71 7 oru n FIRST ROW: Irene Smolczynski, Francis Bogdanski, HelenOstapowicz, Bever-lee Knoller, Beverly Herron. SECOND ROW: Karen Richardson, Sandra Man-gum, Linda DiJosia, Linda Price, Linda Whitley. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Lewis, Sally Campbell, Florence Mordes, Claire Schuldt, Janet Januzelli, Theresa Mole-ski, Debbie Phipps. FOURTH ROW: Jay Hadley, Emedio Ricci, Wayne Sibole, Paul Cicotti, Billy Pope. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Winston, Russell Heffentreyer, Edwin Stellfox, William Wiedemoyer, Joseph Kelly, William Ward. c Senior forum Jlte infers FIRST ROW SEATED: Irene Smolczynski, Linda Whitley, Beverlee Knoller, Claire Schuldt. SECOND ROW STANDING: Wayne Sibole, Florence Mordes, Linda DiJosia, William Ward. THIRD ROW: William Weide mo ye r, Ronald Winston, Edwin Stellfox. c Spanis 2 ( uf FIRST ROW: Joseph Benedict, Patricia Flack, Joanne Rodenbaugh, Claire Schuldt. SECOND ROW: Nicholos Racich, Patricia Allan, Linda DiJosia, Irene Smolczynski, Margaret Bulger. THIRD ROW: Robert Yacovelli, Donald Anderson, Denise Kelly, Dianne Mordes, Beverlee Knoller, Cornelia Schrock, Karen Richardson, Joseph Kelly, Walter Ault. FOURTH ROW: Billy Pope, John Reuben, Billy Earl, Wayne Sibole, Robert Slifer, Linda Price, Janet Januzelli, Sandra Mangum, Sally Campbell, Edwin Stellfox, Chris Bockrath. 72 SITTING: C.Schuldt, I. Smolczynski, P. Allan, L. Richardson, L. DUosia, P. Flack, J. Rodenbaugh, M. McClure, P. Dugas, M. Bulger. SECOND ROW: B. Weidamoyer, C. Reiff, D. Connelly, B. Knoller, D. Graham, D. Kelly, D. San-toni, A. Howell, R. Reiff. THIRD ROW: B. Greene, D. Hansell, B. McCarron, B. J. Bulger, M. Balkewicz, and D. Mordes. Library bulletin board display Senior members . . . SITTING: M. Bulger, P. Flack, L. DUosia, B. Knoeller. STANDING: M. McClure, J. Rodenbaugh, P. Dugas, C. Schuldt, P. Allan and I. Smolczynski. Ora na G u6 Drama Club Members demonstrating their talents . . . L. Whitley, E. Ricci, D. Phipps. Looking on, SITTING: F. Bogdanski, B. Herron, K. Bate. STANDING: T. Horn, R. Winston, W. Pope, L. Richardson, J. Reiff, F. Mordes, K. Richardson, R. March, S. Reiff, J. Hadley. 73 BAND MEMBERS Flutes’ Karen Richardson Sally Campbell Janet Januzelli Trumpets Joseph Bebedict Ronald Mash man Franklin Herron Debbie Hatfield Baritone Horn Jay Hadley Bells” Karen Bate Carol Reiff Trombone Bill Pope Clarinets” Edwin Stellfox Becky March Lucy Heffentreyer Karla Gildein Donald Anderson Mitzi Abney Gayle Beatty Ronald Macrina Linda Ottey Drums” Ernest Cook Raymond Burrell Keith Weller Bill Ward Wesley Dengate Bass Clarinet” Mary Ann Reczka Alto Saxophone Paul Price COLOR GUARDS Jo-Ann Reiff, Barbara Mobley, Francis Bogdanski Conshohocken Band and Majorettes in Action! (3onsfiofiocJzen JITcijoreties L-R: Ruth Reiff, Star Rodenbaugh, Helen Ostapowicz L-R: Diane Barkofski, Linda Lambdin, Sandra Reiff. In both 1965-1966 he was the Boy's State Champion in twirling and Military marching. During the past 4 years Buddy Racich has certainly attained success in the twirling circuit. Up to date he has won 20 first place trophies and nine 2nd place medals. 76 Beverly Connelly - Head Majorette Helen Ostapowicz - Senior Majorette FIRST ROW: Marian McClure, Francis Bodanski, Ruth Reiff, Maryann Kreno, Phyllis Batchler, Cornelia Schrock, Carol Stuchinski. SECOND ROW: Janet Januzelli, Walter Johnson, Carl Flack, Victor Benedict, Janet Wodarski, Becky March, Beverly Knoller, Linda Whitley. THIRD ROW: Maria Phinzy, Debie Phipps, William Pope, Jay Hadley, Paul Ciccotti, Linda DiJosia, Elva Silvestri. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Green, Sandra Richardson, Sandra Mangum, Emedio Ricci, Richard Mellor, Russel Heffentreyer, Claire Stuczynski, Linda Schult. FIFTH ROW: Claire Schult, Edwin Stellfox, Ronald Mashman, Freddie Lukens, Wayne Sibole, Dianne Shaw, Carol Smith. Senior Members FIRST ROW: Cornelia Schrock, Linda Whitley, Maryann K reno, Phyllis. SECOND ROW: Marian McClure, Beverly Knoller, Linda DiJosia, Elva Silvestri. THIRD ROW: Claire Schult, Claire Stuczynski, Carol Smith. FOURTH ROW: Victor Benedict, Wayne Sibole, Edwin Stellfox, Bill Ward. Accompanists Sandra Mangum, Linda DiJosia, Beverly Knoller. 77 Science Aair— Jebruary 20 Jforne and ScAooJ Jlssociaiion Home and School Association Officers: Left to Right: L. Ra-cich, M. Ward, R. Socash, S. Smolczynski, G. Knoeller, A. Hadley and F. Johnson. Jfs Icacfemic —JRay , 1966 STANDING: M. C.,Bob Bradly, M r . Ronald Padula-Consho-hocken Advisor. Conshohocken Representatives - Standing -Janet Januzelli-Sitting - Jay Hadley, Edwin Stellfox. TITLE: ”Up to Your Ears’ AUTHOR: Douglass Parkhirst CAST: Helen Ford Gladys Mullen . . . Kay Ford Vickie Blake .... Sally Ford Charley Baker . . . . . . Linda Whitley . . Marian McClure John Ford Joe Patterson. . . . Don Patterson . . . Gary Jones Jane Parker .... . . . William Ward . Constance Howell Directed by Miss Catherine Higgins '1 don’t think sweetpeas come in brown” I knew I should have studied Greek” Stage Hands and Proctors (JAo’s JJ 20 Imany (S cfc en s All MOST POPULAR MOST HUMOROUS Marian McClure and Chris Bockrath BEST DRESSED Victor Fisher Pat Flack Ed Ramey and Edith Kohansby BEST ACTOR ACTRESS ' ft pL Wayne Sibole Linda DiJosia 82 Ed Stellfox Elva Silvestri C Ions AoAocAen Jlicj i —1966 BEST DANCERS (Senior JJrom—JlTay 13 1966 SJfeme — i Son 7 )oyage Senior Officers: President, Chris Bock- rath and Vice-President, Ann Zielinski are presenting to Mr. Oremann a Plaque from the Seniors which has the names of every senior in the Class of ”66”. Scenes of t ie Cueniny Is this a Prom or a New Year's Eve Party. Faculty Members: R. Socash, R. Kratz and J. Driesbach. 85 CLASS MOTTO - Today We Follow - Tomorrow We Lead CLASS COLORS - Yellow White CLASS FLOWER- Yellow Rose PROM COMMITTEE Chairman..................... Chris Bockrath Tickets Program............Marian McClure Decoration................JoAnne Rodenbaugh Band..........Ed Ricci and Joseph Rodriquez Dinner.................................Irene Smolczynski Publicity . . . Margaret Bulger, Ann Zielinski Ronald Winston (insert) DEDICATIONS 1. To the Seniors - Climb Ev'ry Mountain 2. To the teachers - Auld Lang Syne 3. ToMr. Oermann - Ah Yes! I Remember It Well 4. To Your Partner - The Way You Look Tonight 5. To the Underclassmen - Our Day Will Come 87 une 2—1966—1:30 pin vj fcr Class Will Miss Conshohocken High School One Ceremony Done and Just the Big One To Go! (Jracfuation — June 8 —1966 Place: Conshohocken High School Auditorium Time: 8 P.M. Date: June 8, 1966 Speaker: Mr. H. Wood - Chairmen of the Board Allen Wood Steel Co, Class Valedictorian - Edwin Stellfox Class Salutatorian: Patricia Allen As of this moment we are graduates Guest Speaker Mr. Wood Mr. E. Oermann gives the last diploma from CHS to C. Bockrath. Senior Pres. Chris Bockrath passes mantle onto Junior Class Pres. Karen Richardson. 92 Index Baccalaureate............................ 90 Band..................................... 74 Baseball............................60,61,62 Basketball Championship.................. 56 Biography (E. Oermann)...................8,9 Blue and Gold Newspaper.................. 69 Board of Education.........................9 Boys Basketball.................... 55,56,57 Business Staff............................66 Cafeteria Staff...........................18 Cheerleaders..............................75 Choir ....................................77 Class Day..............................88,89 Class Officers, Senior................... 20 Colorguards.............................. 74 Commencement...........................91,92 Dedication.................................5 Disciplinarian.............................9 Division Pages Faculty Administration.................7 Graduates...............................19 Underclassmen...........................43 Sports..................................49 Organizations...........................65 Highlights..............................79 Drama Club................................73 Editors of Yearbook.......................66 Educational Philosophy.....................4 Faculty. .......................... 10 to 18 First Official Football Team..............52 First Undefeated Football Team............52 Football........................ 50,51,52,53 Forum.....................................72 Future Teachers of America................71 Girls Basketball..........................54 Girls Hockey...........................58,59 History of Class of '66...................41 History of Conshohocken School District........................2,3 Home and School Association...............78 It's Academic............................78 Janitors.................................18 Janitress................................18 Junior Class HR 2......................44 Junior Class HR 11.....................45 Junior Class Officers...................44 Layout Staff.............................68 Library Club.............................73 Literary Staff...........................67 Majorettes...............................76 Mascot...................................76 National Honor Society...................70 Patrons ............................ 94,95,96 Photography Staff....................... 67 Pictorial Who's Who..................82,83 Prophecy Class of '66....................42 Prom (Junior-Senior)........... 84,85,86,87 School Board Secretary....................8 Schools (First of Conshohocken)..........47 Science Fair.............................78 Senior Class of '66 .............. 22 to 38 Senior Class Group Picture...............21 Senior Class Play........................80 Sophomore Class HR 8.................46 Sophomore Class HR 10................47 Sophomore Class Officers.................46 Sophomore Hop............................48 Spanish Club.............................72 Sports Staff.............................68 Superintendent of Schools...............5,8 Superintendent's Secretary................8 Table of Contents.........................6 Tennis Team ............................ 63 Title Page................................1 Trophies at Conshohocken.................64 Typing Staff.............................67 Will of Class of 1966 ....................39 Who's Who Class of 1966 ..................40 93 PATRONS FOR YEARBOOK MR. AND MRS. HOMER OMAR DR. OLSTZA MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH OSOWSK1 CAROL OSOWSKI 66 NANCY OSTROM MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL OPIELSKI MR. AND MRS. JOHN PAGNACLE MRS. LAURANCE PARKES MR. AND MRS. ROCHARD D. PEARSON PENN SQUARE ESSO MRS. ANN PETRUCELLI MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY PIZZA, SR. BRENDA PIZZA 66 JOHN PIZZA MRS. PIZZAK ALICE PODIELSKI MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR PRESTON MISS BETTY PRESTON REV. AND MRS. EDWARD PRICE JOSEPH PUPEK PFC. RICHARD PUPEK CPL. RONALD S. PUPEK STANLEY PUPEK MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PUPEK MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PUZIO BOBBY RACICH 61 RAFFERTY DRUG STORE MR. AND MRS. JOHN P. RAHM, JR. MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD RAMEY MRS. MARGARET RAMSEY PAT RAMSEY 66 BARBARA REAM MR. AND MRS. REX REED MR. AND MRS. NORMAN REIFF RUTH1E REIFF MR. AND MRS. EDWARD L. RECZKA MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. REUBEN MR. AND MRS. JOHN RICCI PEGGY RICCI MRS. ALMA RICHARDSON KAREN RICHARDSON LINDA RICHARDSON SANDRA RICHARDSON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RICHARDSON ROSALYN K. ROBINSON GEORGE RODENBAUGH LORI RODENBAUGH LAVINA RODENBAUGH MRS. MABEL RODENBAUGH MR. AND MRS. ROBERT RODENBAUGH STARR RODENBAUGH MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ MR. AND MRS. JULIO RODRIGUEZ TINA ROMANO MR. AND MRS. WALTER ROSKO MR. AND MRS. EDWARD B. RUSSELL RUBEN JIM SALMON MR. AND MRS. JAMES SANDERS MR. AND MRS. DANIEL SANTONI MR. ALEX SCHER MR. AND MRS. NELSON SCHROCK NELSON OLIN SCHROCK MISS LINDA SCHULDT MRS. MARGARET SCHULDT MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SCHWARTZ MR. AND MRS. FRANK SENK MR. AND MRS. WALTER SENK MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. SHADE EMMA SHIVICK PAULINE SHIVICK MR. AND MRS. RAY SIBOLE WAYNE SIBOLE 66 MR. AND MRS. PETER SILVESTRI MRS. NANCY SIVERT MR. AND MRS. CHESTER J. SINNK MR. AND MRS. ELMO SMITH MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL SMITH VERNA SMITH MR. AND MRS. WARNER SMITH WANYE SMULL MRS. EDNA SNEAR MR. AND MRS. GEORGE SNEAR MR. AND MRS. LAMAR STELLFOX MISS THELMA STELLFOX JESSIE STEMPLE MR. AND MRS. IRWIN STITELER, SR. REV. AND MRS. GLENN T. SULLIVAN ARLENE SZYMANSKI 66” MRS. HELEN SZYMANSKI TOM AND BECKY MRS. LAMA TURNER MRS. SABINA VENEZIA WALLY'S GRILL MR. AND MRS. FRANK WARD WILLIAM R. WARD 66” MR. AND MRS. EARL WATKINS AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. CHARLES WEAVER MR. AND MRS. HERBERT WEBSTER MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH WHIP MR. AND MRS. HENRY WHITLEY WALT’S SPORT SHOP MARIANNE WILLIAMSON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WILSON AND FAMILY RONALD D. WINSTON 66 MR. AND MRS. Z. J. WODARSKI JANET WODARSKI JEAN WODARSKI MR. ARMOUR WOLFE MR. AND MRS. ADAM ZAJAC TERESA ZALIK MR. AND MRS. STANLEY ZALIK BARBARA ZELESKI JEAN ZELESKI COOKIE ZIELINSKI ”66 JOSEPH ZIELINSKI LEE ZIELINSKI MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ZELESKI MRS. WALTER ZELINSKI MR. AND MRS. LEON ZIELINSKI PATRONS FOR YEARBOOK MR. AND MRS. DAVID FRIEDMAN MR. AND MRS. JOE GARNETT MR. AND MRS. JOHN GRAHAM AND FAMILY MRS. FANNIE GREEN MR. ROBERT GILMORE MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL GLASS MR. WILLIAM GLASS MRS. ELLA GOSIER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE GUNNINGS, JR. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E. GUNNINGS, SR. MR. AND MRS. W. MILTON HADLEY MR. WILLIAM HADLEY MRS. HELEN HAINES HELEN HANSELL MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HARRIS CHARLES AND JOSEPHINE HARRISON REBECCA HASTING MR. ALLAN JAMES HAVENER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL HEFFENTREYER AND FAMILY MRS. ELSIE B. HERR MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. HERRON AND FAMILY MISS KAY HESS HEYNE BROTHERS MISS CATHERINE HIGGINS MRS. GOLDEN HILL MR. AND MRS. GEORGE HORN JUDY HORN PAT HORN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HORN JANEY JANUZELLI ”67 MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL JANUZELLI JOAN BETHA JOHNSON MRS. GENEVA JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. IDELL JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. JAMES JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSON 66 MARY JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND JOHNSON AND FAMILY MRS. RUTH JOHNSON JOHN AND VIVIAN JOHN JOE JOHN GRAY’S GROCERIES JUDY AND STEVE JENNIE KAUFHOLZ MR.JOHN KEHOE MRS. DOROTHY KELLY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KELLY JOSEPH KELLY BEVERLY KNOELLER 66 MR. AND MRS. JAMES KNOELLER DAVID KRENO JACKIE KRENO MRS. MARY KRENO MARY ANN KRENO 66 MR. AND MRS. JOHN KRIPAK MR. AND MRS. HARRISON LANGLEY LARRY AND KATHY MRS. RUTH LESHER MRS. PEARL LEWIS MR. AND MRS. STANLEY LICWINKO MR. AND MRS. HOWARD A. LOWE, SR. MR. GEORGE LUCEY MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK LUKENS, SR. MISS PATRICIA L. LUKENS MR. ROBERT MACINO RONALD MACRINA ROSEMARIA MACRINA MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MANGUM MRS. CLARA MANZI BECKY MARCH 68 MRS. ERMA MARCH GEORGE MARCH MR. AND MRS. ALBERT MARINARI MARY AND TOMMY MARYANNE 67 MARIE MASHINTONIO 66 MR. AND MRS. PETER MASHINTONIO AND FAMILY KATHLEEN MASON LOUIS MASON LUCILLE MASON MR. THOMAS MASON MR. AND MRS. EDWARD MAZIARZ RICHARD MAZIARZ MR. AND MRS. L. MAZZOLLI LAWRENCE MAZZOLLI, U.S.N. LAWRENCINE MAZZOLLI MRS. SUSAN D. McBRIDE MR. AND MRS. McCARRITY MR. CALDWELL McCLURE ETHEL AND ALFRED McDONELL MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. McELWEE AND DAUGHTER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES N. McELWEE SUSAN McELWEE MR. AND MRS. J. McGRATH MR. AND MRS. JAMES McGRATH AND FAMILY MRS. LILLIAN MEOLI MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MESZAROS MR. AND MRS. SOLOMEN MITCHELL AND FAMILY JOSEPHINE MOLESKI THERESA MOLESKI MRS. WILLIAM A. MOORE AND FAMILY DIANE MORDES FLORENCES MORDES 66 MRS. HELEN MORDES MR. AND MRS. CHARLES MORRIS MRS. EDNA MURRAY N 66 MR. AND MRS. WALTER NAPIERKOWSKI NATIONAL PAINT CENTER, J. ROMANO MR. AND MRS. ROSS NOBLIT MR. AND MRS. ROBERT NOLAN MRS. ROBERT NOLAN MR. AND MRS. JON OLEY PATRONS FOR YEARBOOK MITZ ABNEY MR. AND MRS. FRED ABNEY ACE P.W.H.S. 68” ACTION HOME FURNISHING MR. AND MRS. DAVID ALLAN, JR. MR. AND MRS. DAVID G. ALLAN MR. FRANK ALLAN PATRICIA A. ALLAN 66 EMILY ALLEN MR. AND MRS. HOWARD ALLEN ANDREA ANDERSON MISS DEBORAH ANDRAKA MRS. MAJORIE ANDRAKA RICHARD ANDRAKA ”66 ANTHONY'S MEN SHOP ANTOSH'S BAR AUCH INTERBOUROUGH LINES MR. AND MRS. WALTER AULT WALTER AULT 66 B. AND M. AUTO PARTS BARB 64 GLORIA BARRATUCCI JAMES BARRATUCCI MR. AND MRS. BARRATUCCI MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BATCHLER PHYLLIS BATCHLER BATES BARBER SHOP MRS. MARGARET BATES GENE BEARDEN RONALD BEARDEN MR. AND MRS. ALBERT BENEDICT BIG JOHN CAFE BILL'S RESTAURANT MARY BIRCH MR. THOMAS BLAKE RICHARD BLAND JULIO BLAND MR. AND MRS. CHRISTIAN BOCKRATH MR. AND MRS. BENJ. 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