Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

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Sally Beth Anderson (Phys. Ed.) Ursmus College - B.S. ‘Being new in the teaching profession. I find that the most rewarding moments I have experienced as a teacher are a direct result of being involved.” John M. Appleby (History) Juniata College Westminster College Millersville State College - B.S. West Chester State College - M. Ed. Caryl Ann Bates (English) University of Rochester - B.A. Penn State University West Chester State College involvement? I'm thoroughly involved at least ten days every week, teaching English and caring for four children, a car and a house.” Ronald E. Angle (Business) Shippensburg State College — B.S. People are the lives that we influence, and being is the influence these people have on our lives. The ultimate goal, involvement.entails an interaction between these people and being. Roger Augenbaugh (Drivers Ed.) West Chester State College - B.S., M S. (Geography) During the past ten years I have been involved with teaching over 1200 young people to drive. Believe me. there have been a lot of ‘good’ experiences and 'bad' experiences. Robert A. Boyer (Phys. Ed.) West Chester State College — B.S. Springfield College (Mass) - M S. “With year round involvement as athletic director. I experience the excitement and thrills of victory and the disappointments in defeats, but in all cases the ability of being a winner.” Editor’s note: We asked each faculty member to make either a personal or philosophical statement on involvement. Their responses form the quoted material within this section. 26

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Does Soup Come With The Lunch? CAFETERIA PERSONNEL - ROW 1: Camella Casenta. Elizabeth MacDonald. Yolanda Marcocci. Edna Sigle. Ann Daylor. ROW 2: Jeanette Me Goldnch. Betty Jane DiLuigi. Patricia Simmons. Genevieve Fennelly. Joan Murphy, Mary Phillips. Theresa Bogush. Miriam Mam. Arlene Dunmoyer. Ann Morgan. Mintje Faber. Margaret Katherman. Doris Blevins Mary Travelim 25 Mervm Sangrey and Nick Mazzi Clyde A. Titus

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Valerie A. Boyle (English) Ursinus College - B.A. Involvement is just another word. Its definition depends upon its context. John Bycoskie (Chemistry) West Chester State College - B.S. Temple University - M S. University of Pennsylvania — M.S. I believe our work has an enduring quality far beyond the limitations of the usual standards of measurement.” Howard J. Caskey (History) Penn State University - 8.S.: Temple University. I wanted to be involved with youth, so I went into teaching and coaching. Over the years I’ve coached the high school football and baseball teams, plus the Amer ican Legion baseball team. I also served as the teachers' representative with the school board for 23 years. Cynthia M. Bush (General Ed.) West Chester State College - B.S. Involvement is the essence of living. It brings great joy. severe pain; fond memories, deep regrets; an occasional pat on the back, a frequent slap in the face. Without it though, we do not live, but only exist. Louis E. Capparo (History) West Chester State College - B.S.. M S School involvement as both a student in the past and a teacher in the present has always been of prime importance to me. I feel I can look at both experiences with great satisfaction My only regret is that as my involvements grow, so does my age. Audrey M. Chambers (English) West Chester State College - B.S.; Villanova The thought of ’total involvement' leaves me so frustrated that I see only this equation: OHS + grad, school + home - chaos + fatigue + satisfaction. 27