Exeter Township Senior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

PIONEER 1975 smsff B ' .. £T u - %ik- . .. - Zf j- Tti - • :4BEtuM r+ ■ ■ '. • ■ U- • £ S ; $2$8 xZ fe- Published by the Students of Exeter Township Senior High ' Reiffton, Reading, Pa. Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. So this constant abrasion and decay makes the soil of our future growth. As I live now so shall I reap. It is wonderful what gradation and harmony there is in nature. The light reflected from bare twigs at this season is like that which will ere long be reflected from the ice that were incrust -ing them. So the bleached herbage of the fields is like frost and frost like snow and one prepares for the other. 2 These are true mornings of creation, original and poetic days, not mere repetitions of the past. There is no lingering of yesterday's fogs, only such a mist that might have adorned the first morning. I Want To Go Away Soon And Live By The Pond, Where I Shall Hear Only The Wind Whispering Among The Reeds. It Will Be Success If I Shall Have Left Myself Behind. CftHXOTIW ABOVE—First Row: B. Resig, S. Torma, D. Hughes, W. Sandritter, D. Thomas, J. Brizek, G. Wegman, M. Barrasso, R. Halbeisen, M. Bansner, M. deTurck. Second Row: T. Newton, S. Kahler, J. DeMillc, D. Mitchell, K. Kemp, S. Warwaszak, M. Austin, E. Peale, C. Faber, R. Reifsnyder. Third Row: L. Moyer, M. Rapazelli, C. Paris, T. Lesher,M. Varjan, B. Leinbach, M. Szajna, J. Nessuno, J. Booker. Fourth Row: M. Faust, A. Mellon, D. Klase, G. Hauck, R. Bortz, M. Shurr. Fifth Row: Ass't Coach M. Jurasinski, Ass't Coach F. Sudock, Head Coach D. Thomas, Ass't Coach T. Goulden, H. Shank. LEFT—Forcing his way through the Crusader line is Sophmore John Nessuno. BELOW LEFT—The Eagle players listen to coach M. Jurasinski's advice on a play. BELOW RIGHT—The pressures of the foot ball game shows in head coach Don Thomas's face. 10 Exeter Opponent 6 Holy Name 21 14 Central Catholic 33 20 Lansdale Catholic 27 23 Wyomissing 34 14 Muhlenburg 34 9 Hamburg 0 0 Daniel Boone 13 7 Schuylkill Valley 28 LEFT MIDDLE—After a tough game, the boys head towards the locker room. ABOVE—A football player, who covered quite a bit of ground during the season, is senior Mark Bansner. Season Suffers As Key Players Are Injured A tough season, might describe Exeter's 74-75 football year. Out young, inexperienced team had to play seasoned clubs, and injuries sidelined key personnel but mora le was high and effort good even though the scoreblock looks rather grim Wait until next year. We'll show 'em what we're made of then. ABOVE RIGHT—In fourth quarter action, sophomore quarterback, Mike Szajna, gets ready to throw a long pass. ABOVE MIDDLE—As he makes a short gain, Larry Moyer looks out for the opponent. ABOVE RIGHT—Watching his teammates battle on the field is senior Mark deTurck, who was sidelined most of the season because of a serious knee injury. BELOW—Seniors. First Row: D. Hughes, B. Leinoach. Second Row: M. Bansner, G. Wegman, R. Hal-beisen,J. Brizek, M. deTurck. Third Row: B. Reisig, M. Barrasso, S. Torma, W. Sandritter, D. Thomas. 77 ABOVE LEFT—First Row: M. Pittari, C. Geiger, J. Bartoli. Second Row: D. Newpher, K. Yinger, B. Stoebenau. Third Row: E. Miller, C. Geiger, T. Thomas. ABOVE RIGHT—Varsity cheerleader Karen McCoy yells for the Eagles to STOMP EM . RIGHT—Co-captain Beth Stoebenau chants for the mighty Eagles to keep the faith. FAR RIGHT— Junior Janet Bartoli asks the crowd to countdown . BELOW—Co-captain Mari Pittari asks Are we gonna win? BOTTOM CENTER— Buckle down is the cry urged by Donna Newpher. BOTTOM RIGHT—An Eagle victory over Hamburg keeps the team and cheerleaders happy. Cheerleaders Stomp 'Em! 12 This year the Varsity cheerleaders drummed-up spirit throughout the school. They were seen at various sporting events during the year encouraging the players along their way. All year they filled the halls and lockers with signs. They also received fourth place at summer camp and in competition at Wilson. ABOVE LEFT—Sophomore, Eileen Miller, gives a cry for victory. TOP CENTER— The fans and cheerleaders come to life as die team pulls ahead. ABOVE—First Row: Mgr. J. Darrah. Second Row: Capt. B. Stoebenau, Co-capt. C. Geiger. Third Row: Adv. C. Forlini. LEFT— Eagles, shouts Thalene Thomas. BELOW LEFT—First Row: B. Stoebenau, D. Newpher, E. Miller, K. Yinger. Second Row: C. Geiger, J. Bartoli, T. Thomas. BELOW—Giving her support between quarters is Co-Capt. Cathie Geiger. 13 TOP LEFT—Perry Rhoads strides toward the finish line. TOP CENTER—A last minute talk is given to the team by Don Seltzer. TOP RIGHT—Endurance is exhibited by senior Gary Penkunas as he keeps the lead in the meet. RIGHT— Junior Steve Walenta is clocked in by the coach. BELOW—First Row: L. Howe. Second Row: C. Beaver, M. Vardjan, G. Folk, R. Hamilton, M. Farnsworth, B. Steiner, M. McGarry. Third Row: Mgr. M. Corkran, C. Woolhaeter, R. Odenwelier, P. Rhoads, G. Penkunas, G. Capkovic, S. Walenta, R. Prann, D. Nagle, R. Bieber, Coach D. Seltzer. Eagles Miff Muhls For County 14 1st in Berks, 3rd in District's, and 10thinstate. These were a few of the many goals accomplished by the Exeter Striders this year. They completed their season with a record of 11-2 and a lot ofper-sonal pride. Two members of the team were placed on the State All Star team, Senior Gary Penkunas and Junior Roy Bieber. Coach Seltzer also holds the honor of Coach of the year for the second year. RIGHT—First Row: C. Woolheater, C. Paris, P. Lakin, R. Bieber, R. Prann. Second Row: S. Bradley, D. Thomas, M. Corkran, P. Rhoads, L. Schofer, D. Mitchell. TTiird Row: C. Morgan, D. Nagle, D. Klase, G. Houck, G. Winterhalter, G. Capkovic. Fourth Row: Coach Seltzer. Exeter Opponent 16 Twin Valley 43 20 Fleetwood 40 25 Schuylkill Valley 35 37 Pottstown 20 34 Muhlenburg 21 20 Holy Name 43 27 Reading 30 15 Hamburg 50 22 Wilson 35 15 Governor Mifflin 48 20 Conrad Weiser 43 15 Oley 50 23 Boyertown 38 Invitationals: Conrad Weiser 8th Steel City 19th Berks County Conference 1st PLAA: District 3 Class B 3rd State Championship 10th TOP RIGHT—At the start of the district LEFT—Coming out ahead of his oppon- meet Exeter striders look strong. TOP ent is junior Roy Beiber. RIGHT —Pushing to keep the lead is Craig Woolheater. 15 Hockey One—Hockey T wo—Hockey Three TOP—First Row: Mgr. G. Evans. Second Row: M. Woynarowski, D. Kantner, A. Stackhouse, J. Strause, S. Stunz, M. Miller. Third Row: C. Pelton, L. Feick, D. Egbert, C. Lutz, Coach B. Rankin, J. Stamm, J. Conrad, C. Weeast, L. Rhine. ABOVE LEFT—During half -time, Coach Barbara Rankin goes over the game strategy. ABOVE—Senior Janet Stamm drives the ball hard down the field. LEFT—All-Star Team pick Adie Stack-house tries to outrun her opponent. BELOW—Speed is a big factor as sophomore Jodi Conrad finds out. RIGHT--A concerned look is displayed on the face of senior goalie Mel Miller. 16 The Girls Hockey team finished their long season with a 5 and 8 record. Under coaches Barbara Rankin and assistant Jean Frey bith J. V. and Varsity teams scholastically competed in a tough season. Adria Stackhouse was chosen for a position on the All-County team. TOP LEFT—Senior goalie Loretta Rhine practices blocking the ball. TOP RIGHT --J. V. Coach Jean Frey anticipates the final minutes of the game. ABOVE— Practices are usually long and tiresome. LEFT—Hitting stick often results in bruised knees as sophomore Donna Egbert finds out. BELOW—First Row: J. Steiner. Second Row: K. Badinger, D. Richards, D. Kauffman, S. Feick. Third Row: D. Bergstresser, S. Sell, H. Smith, L. Klauser, R. Simmons, K. Bankes, Coach J. Fry, L. Wier-bieski, B. Masai, K. Conroy, B. Rhoads, D. LeVan. Exeter Opponent 2 Hamburg 0 1 Wyomissing 0 0 Governor Mifflin 1 2 Conrad Weiser 1 2 Schuylkill Valley 3 2 Reading 3 0 Muhlenburg 1 0 Holy Name 1 0 Hamburg 3 3 Wyomissing 0 3 Conrad Weiser 2 0 Wilson 2 1 Schuylkill Valley 2 17 LEFT—First Row: J. Kamm, G. Rath-man, D. Fake, R. Lantz, M. Sands. Second Row: Coach S. Norton, M. Hilbert, D. Artz, G. Arndt, W. Bayer. ABOVE—Senior Doug Artz concentrates on his form before teeing off. Golfers Switch Seasons and Coach The golf team this year finished the season with a record of 4-6. Senior DougArtz's scoring placed him fifth in the county. This was Coach Norton's first year with the team. Golf this year was switched to the fall. RIGHT—So what if it rains? George Gerhart, Gary Arndt, and Bill Bayer are ready for anything--maybe even golf! BELOW LEFT—Have they lost the ball or found something better? BELOW RIGHT—Dave Fake and George Gerhart learn--the hard way—about confidence in your partner and a steady hand. 18 ABOVE--Jo Willie might well be on her way to challenging Billy Jean. TOP RIGHT—Senior Carol Schaffer returns the serve against her opponent. FAR RIGHT—First Row: M. Yoder, C. Houck, C. Schaffer. Second Row: J. Williams, Coach C. Ortwein, L. Keim. BELOW— First Row: E. Friedman, P. Masteller, C. Schaffer, K. Wolfe, K. Giles, G. Spirelis, mgr B.Yoder, A. Lee. Second Row: C. Houck, M. Pittari, D. No If, J. Brittigan, L. Keim, S. Himmelberger, M. Yoder, J. Williams, CoachC. Ortwein. Exeter Opponent 7 Brandywine 0 7 Brandywine 0 7 Muhlenburg 0 6 Mt. Penn 1 1 Governor Mifflin 6 7 Brandy Wine 0 0 Governor Mifflin 7 7 Muhlenburg 0 4 Mt. Penn 2 Perhaps changing to the fall helped the girls more than they thought it would. Ending their season with a 7-2 record, the girls were proud not only as a team but as individuals. Winning the County Doubles title was the pair of sophomores, Lori Keim and Michele Yoder. Michele also placed second in the county singles title. Love-Love 19 20 GARY PENKUNAS, ROY BIEBER All Country Cross Country Team JO WILLIAMS Girls State Golf Championship MICHELLE YODER LORI KEIM Berks Country Girls Doubles Tennis Championship 21 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM County Championship r«ahkj®_. miy. s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E S aSgsir; First Row: S. Fick, K. Cullen, R. Fowler, D. Fantilli, L. Culshaw, J. Conrad. Second Row: C. Cross, T. East, S. Clark, L. Freese, L. Dierolf, D. Crosby. Third Row: V. DeVage, C. Delincki, S. Dixon, D. Cyphers, L. Didden, D. Egoert, D. Fake. Last Row: J. Ellison, R. Deeter, M. Fisher, S. Eveland. 10-A LEFT—First Row: L. Boucher, J. Cambria, K. Brode, T. Baldthaser, K. Bender, C. Cambria, R. Bortz. Second Row: J. Booker, D. Buchanan, N. Bauer. Third Row: D. Beaver, K. Allwein, D. Brickey, C. Angelisanti, R. Brickey, J. Cataldi, R Books, L. Battle. Fourth Row: G. Brum-bach, D. Boas, R. Bingaman, S. Bradley, J. Aguiar. 22 io-c First Row: L. Hafer, E. Hollerin, J. Gochal, E. Friedman, S. Hafer, C. Garrett. Second Row: J. Gross, G. Gerhart, L. Harvath, S. Hardinger, G. Hauch, B. Gulliford, S. Hafer, R. Gilbert. Third Row: M. Gardner, J. Geiger,H. Gensemer, K. Giles D. Gajewski, D. Germann, M. Gallagher. BELOW—Debbie Gajewski and Pete Waldman. 10-D LOWER LEFT--First Row: B.Johnson, S. Hem, B. Kock, J. Korinchock, K. Jof-ferd, T.Kemp. Second Row: D. Holl, D. High, S. Keller, C. Kline, B. Krout-L. Keim, L. Heebner, K. Kohl. Third Row: M. Hoover, D. Heilman, D. Kelly, M. Illiano, B. Kohl. Fourth Row: B. Homan, D. Kinsey, D. Klase. BELOW—Lori Keim. BOTTOM RIGHT-Mr. Prowant's typing class. 23 10-E First Row: J. Maurer, M. Maize, C. Miller, D. Lott, R. Martinez, M. Mathews, K. Lichtenwalner. Second Row: J. Long, B. Menkens, S. Mantz, P. Lcngel, N. Meroli, P. Lakin, L. Lehn, T. Lerah. Third Row: R.Marranucci, A. Mellon, G.Majeski, A. Leinbach, G. Kubovsak, D. Lopez, S. Kubovsak. ABOVE—Dean Lett. 10-F First Row: J. Nolf, T. Neuheimer, B. Oswald, G. O'Reilly, S. Meatz. Second Row: E. Miller, A. Muratore, A. Nolf, D. Miller, D. Moll, M. Mitchell. Third Row: C. Moyer, R. Mi Her, C. Owens, C. O'brien, M. Miller, J. Nessune, L. Moyer, K. Miller, W. Neiman. LEFT—Becky Oswa Id. 24 10-G TOP—First Row: L. Pelligrino, D. Sar-do, L. Reber, D. Piotrowski. M. Oxen-ford, M. Sands, L. Rimby. Second Row: R. Reinecker, K. Ringler, D. Resh, B. Seivard, D. Reazor, P. Rittenhouse, S. Reeser, R. Simmon. Third Row: M. Shustack, W. Schmidt, M. Rapposelli, S. Pctsch, D. Robenson, K. Powell, T. Schwartz, E. Satter, M. Piccolo. RIGHT —Michele Oxenford. 10-H BELOW—First Row: J. Strause, B. Spies, R. Tobias, J. Steiner, L. Suarez, K. Springer, T. Thomas. Second Row: K. Stamm, P. Sivak, D. Tyler, C. Torma, S. Stunz, J. Snyder. Third Row: T. Stapelton, M. Trievel, M. Szajna, C. Strunk, M. Straka, B. Swavely. 25 10-J Vo-T ech BELOW—First Row: D. Olshevski, S. Keffer, D. Neiman, W. Wagner, S. Wertz, N. Gernert. Second Row: M. Faust, F. Longe, J. Kissling, K. Boone, K. Burkhart, M. Julias, K. Swoyer, D. Showalter, R. Wetherholtz. Third Row: C. Klink, J. Swoyer, R. Schweitzer, C. Care, D. Miller, J. Wojcik, B. Miller. Fourth Row: T. Enoch, M. Wertz, M. Meyers, R. Goodhart, M. Wilman, R. Moyer, B. Swavely. LEFT—First Row:A. Wenderoth, R. Wiley, T. Wenrich, J. Woolheater, L. Vonkler, E. Wagner, C. Whitcraft. Second Row: J. Yocum, S. Wanczyk, R. Wegman, N. Winterhalter, S.Weinstei-ger, R. Weller. Third Row: S. Wrent-zel, J. Weeast, K. Winters, J. Went-zel, P.Wells, E. Walker, L. Wiersbicki, D. Weller, M. Yoder, S. Zimmer, H. Weisman. 26 27 ori Up to his neck in consumerism as Mr. Michael Jurasin-ski. Oddly enough, consumer economics is one of his favorite courses. Although Mr. Jay coaches football, he also likes to play basketball, golf and do things with his family. As head of the Music Department at Exeter, John Kamm's favorite course is teaching band. When not directing the band at concerts, pep rallies, and games, Mr. Kamm enjoys swimming and watching scholastic sports. Throughout her career of teaching English at Exeter, Miss Vicki Steinberg has directed many plays and musicals. Some of the highlights of the 1974-75 school year were Miracle Worker , Storybook Tales”, and the Thespian production of I Do, I Do . Mrs. Pauline Hart (left), one of the Home Economics teachers of Exeter High School told the staff of PIONEER that her favorite teaching assignment was the Foods 1 course. Besides being active in advising the PYEA club and teaching, gardening and embroidery enhance most of Mrs. Hart's free time. 28 1st das nicht ein German teacher? Ja das ist ein German teacher, Mrs. Anna Brown. Frau enjoys teaching all areas of German. Mrs. Brown tested her cooking skills against the Germans' when she and her students toured Germany last spring. Another mathematics master is Mr. Don Evans, who regards math as a challenge. He also enjoys sports and drama. Physics is like a puzzle. Everything fits together. That is the philosophy of the ambitious physics teacher, Mr. Robert Murray. TheBloomsburg grad, who innovated our Nuclear Science program, took his classes to P. S.U. in March for a learning experience in nuclear physics. Mr. Murray coaches bowling and loves reading before a roaring fire. Exeter students may remember his fine protrayals in many ETEA plays. This young, enthusiastic special education teacher is Mr. Joseph Jakubowski. Sonny enjoys all areas of teaching and young people are his favorite course. When asked what his hobbies are Mr. J. said, Jogging, tennis and playing with my flute. I couldn't really say that I play flute. 29 Mrs. Carolyn Ortwein is a Madame O” coaches girls vivacious French teacher and tennis and advises National horseback riding enthusiast. Honor Society. This daring young man on the flying rings is Mr. John Mapes who teaches Health and Phys Ed. He really digs playing the races as well as many sports, and coaches both wrestling and boys tennis. Pictured holding a lavish Hindu piece is Mrs. June Gwyn. Reading and traveling are her favorite hobbies and last summer a travel bug took Mrs. Gwyn on an extravaganza of India. Mrs. Gwyn advises the ECHO and enjoys teaching Religious Lit. Mrs. Marva Brown is an enthusiastic track coach and outdoorsperson. Mrs. Brown's favorite pastime is spending her spare time in NW Pa. at her cabin. Aunt Marv also enjoys teaching the Short Story Course. 30 Barry Richardson, who advises ECHO and the Graphic Arts staff, enjoys most teaching Graphic Arts II and III. In his leisure time, Mr. Richardson's hobbies are hunting and photography. Miss Gail Batastini, an active teacher of business at Exeter enjoys attending sports events, reading and above all travel. Besides being the busi- ness manager for PIONEER, Miss B-advises Y-Teens. Her favorite courses are Shorthand, Filing, and all those related to the secretarial field. Friend to Ragedy Ann and avid fan of Snoopy cartoons is Phys. Ed. and Health teacher Miss Barbara Rankin. Miss Rankin coaches Hockey, Soft-ball, Basketball, and is Organizer in Chief of Sports Day. One of her pastimes out of school, has earned her many trophies. The senior class advisor, Mr. David Ernes, enjoys teaching Russian Literature, Greek and Roman Literature, and Mythology. In his spare time, Mr. Ernes likes to read, attend sporting events, and travel, and outside of school, advises Intra-mural Bowling. 31 ABOVE—School Board: J.R. Yoder, Jr., noi -member, P. Geiger, R. Quinter, B. Paris, S. Meister, K. Levan, Pres., D. Reinecker, Supt., S. Sokolow, R. Schwartz, Bus mgr., S. Wegman, R. Brubaker, G. Gaul, E. Gilbert. School Board and Administration In addition to devising the school budget, hiring teachers and approving school matters, the school board considered proposals entered by the students themselves. Student Council brought the idea of open lunches before the board, students requested permission to install a practical smoking area, and the senior class asked for approval to go to Disney World for their class trip on May 19. RIGHT—Superintendent Dr. Dale Rein-ecker reviews his activities schedule for the day. 32 ABOVE—Mr, Richard Schwartz, assistant to the superintendent, is in charge of handling the financial affairs of the district. TOP RIGHT—High School Principal, Mr. Donald Maclean returns from an errand to the administrative office. RIGHT—Dr. Stephen Soko-low, as the new assistant superintendent observes the teachers and supervises the curriculum and all curriculum changes. FAR RIGHT—Assistant Principal Mr. Edward Tomulis also advises the Student Council. BELOW—Secretaries J. Pearson, H. Van Coeur, M. Venkler, and L. Houck, efficiently perform all the duties that keep the school running. 33 ■ The largest and livliest bunch in school the whole year through is the Eagle Band. They do more than just entertain during halftime at football games. Over 130 blue and white enthusiasts participated in several Fall and Spring parades, presented a band and band-front revue and sponsored a car wash and Italian sandwich sale for the Denise Paris Benefit Fund. TOP LEFT—Color Guard: First Row: Capt. C. Simmon. Second Row: D. Resh, C. Meyer. Third Row: B. Mast, C. Cress, K. Allwein, M. Odenweller, K. Springer, J. Woolheater, R. Miller, C. Owens, B. Rcntschlcr, C. Welch. Last Row:K. Joffred, L. Boucher. LEFT —Dand Director John Kamm and Color Guard Adviser Barry Bennett, show their appreciation for Band Front adviser Alys Robertson's dedicated efforts. ABOVE RIGHT—Saxophones; First Row: G. Capkovic, G. Folk, C. Pelton, C. Shafer, T. Hasson, D. Beaver, B. Clark. Second Row: F. Rogers, R. Eberly. Third Row: K. Mervine, K. Powell, M. Hilbert, R. Stock. LEFT—Percussion: First Row: M. Reazer, L. Scomavacchi, K. Rimby. Second Row: T. Neuheimer, C. Faber, G. Gerhart, H. Weisman, G. Kenowa, J. Williams, E. Deutsch. Third Row: M. Sands, A.Muratore. 34 However Measured Or Far Away. ABOVE LEFT—Clockwise: Feature R. Reinecker, Feature D. Gechter, Drum major B. Egolf, Head Flag Twirler C. Simmon, Head Majorette J. Spatz. ABOVE RIGHT—Brass Section: First Row: M. Kline, R. Prann, L. Dierolf, Drum Major B. Egolf, K. Yohn, R. Winterhalter, J. Blatt. Second Row: M. Hoover, T. Schwartz, M. Trievel, R. Simmon, E. Kliensmith, S. Wal-enta, Thiid Row: T. Stapleton, J. Kilyk. LEFT—Woodwinds: First Row: E. Walker, K. Suchomelly, J. Strause. Second Row: N. Korinchock, P. Len-gcl, J. Quinter, J. Steiner, M. Weynow-rowski, D. Piotrowski, T. Lora, Third Row: L. Bauer, J. Zeidman, A. Mura-tore, K. Conroy, BELOW LEFT—Color Guard member Carol Cross stands at attention for the National Anthem. BELOW —Flag Twirlers: Head C. Schulze. First Row: K. Wolfe, C. McCabe, S. Schan-zenbach, T. Weir. Second Row: R. Moyer, J. Harper. Third Row: L. Weg-man, S. Reeser. Fourth Row: K. Kohl, C. Kline. Last Row: J. Cambria, M. Huyett. 35 ABOVE LEFT—Big Silks. First Row: B. Koch, M. Vaccaro. Second Row: D. Caul, R. Oswald. ABOVE RIGHT —Band Managers C. Woolheater, C. Geiger, and S. Stieff. LEFT—Color Guard Captain C. Simmon stands at attention before shouting commands. RIGHT—Sophomore D. Heilman is a member of Big Silks. BELOW LEFT— Head Flag Twirler C. Schulze performs pom pom routine to Night Train. BELOW RIGHT—Horns. Rirst Row: D. High, R.Reinecker, S. Enoch, L. Did-don, L. Dunn, C. Weeast, M. Rissmil-ler, S. Snyder. Second Row: B. Miller, G. Parzancse, J. Kamm, T. Paine, B. Bayer, R. Rochelle, D. Moser, L. Sechrist. Third Row: J. Bissell, M. Janda. 36 ABOVE LEFT—Feature Twirlcrs R. Reinecker, D. Gechter. ABOVE RIGHT —Flutes. First Row: S. Stuntz. L. Marks. Second Row: M. Mast, D. Kauffman, C. Cambria, P. Groff, B. Howell-Clarke. J. Snyder, C. Wentzel. Third Row: L. Keim, K. Bankes, S. Evelamd. K. Taglang. LEFT—Band Adv. J. Kamm is in a shaky position to disagree with Band Front Adv. A. Robertson. RIGHT —Fellow band members watch photographer M. Trievel capture a thrilling moment on film. BELOW LEFT—Majorettes Head Majorette J. Spatz. First Row: C. Dolinski, D. Seidel, G. Ring-ler. Second Row: V. Jones, B. Johnson, L. Venkler, L. Rimby. Third Row: L. Hitt, J. Stamm, G. Hart, B. Brickey. BELOW RIGHT—Feature Twirier D. Gechter twirls his fire baton during half-time show. 37 ABOVE—Treas. R. Miller, Sec. C. Lutz, Adv. E. Tomulis, Pres. M. Pic-collo, Vice. Pres. C. Geiger. TOP RIGHT—Student Council vp Cathie Geiger arranges flowers in the library. RIGHT—Band member and Student Council representative Cheryl Weeast cheers at the Municipal Stadium game. BELOW—Homeroom representative Liz Wilcox portrays her talents outside of Council meetings. BOTTOM RIGHT--First Row: L. Goulden, C. Sakash, K. Bender, B. Bresler, M. Hoover, P. La-kin, B. Gulliford, K. Wolfe, L. Pellegrino. Second Row—M. Huyett, G. Gannon, B. Stoebenau, M. deTurck, H. Weisman, B. Mast, D. Galloway, E. Miller, R. Moyer. Third Row: J. Crabtree, D. Newpher, J. Rosenthal, G. Wegman, D. Holl, C. Weeast. Fourth Row: L. Wilcox, K. Bankes, M. Hart, M. Hilbert, R. Szajna, C. Cross. Council Pushes for Smoking Lounge This year's Student Council had no major project, but rather worked on individual problems concerned with the school. Among these were setting up the smoking area, starting the NICWE, and funding many trips for organizations. The school store added a new machine and was the only moneyraising production which was continued all year. Student Council also set up and worked at a booth for the APT sponsored May Day. 38 TOP LEFT—-Pres. Michele Piccolo wins her race. TOP RIGHT--NIC WE editors Jay Rosenthal, Kim Wolfe and Cathie Geiger produce the council newspaper. LEFT—Student Council is the last thing on Mike Hart's mind. ABOVE—Sect. Courtney Lutz also participates in girls' softball. BELOW LEFT—Hanging out at the school store are Mark deTurck, Matt Hilbert and Bob Szajna. BELOW—Ordering food for the school store is the responsibility of Treas. Bob Miller. 39 TOP LEFT—Kate Keller, played by Gabi Gannon, anxiously awaits Miss Sullivan's arrival at the train station. ABOVE LEFT—Enjoying the comedy of the situation is the Keller household, as they watch the Captain, portrayed by sophomore Howard Weisman, help Ann down from her window. ABOVE RIGHT—One of the house servants, played by Cindy Weidenhammer, fetches water for the evening meal. FAR LEFT—Helen Keller hides the house key among the begonia plants surrounding the pump. LEFT--Captain Keller decides he can no longer tolerate Ann's disrespectful behavior. BELOW—Ann smiles to encourage the blind, deaf girl when she realizes Helen has a deep desire to learn and understand the world. TOP—During a temper tantrum, Helen plunges her hands into Ann's plate. TOP RIGHT—Janet Crabtree, Lee Pellegrino, Linda Scornavacchi and Heidi Wadlinger, as blind girls, present their teacher, played by Gale Ringler with a doll. ABOVE—As Helen learns a blind vocabulary, she teaches it to Belle. FAR RIGHT—Frightened by Miss Anne's demands, Helen clutches her mother's skirt. BELOW—Mrs. Keller tells the Captain that Helen is making progress despite his doubts about Miss Miracle Worker. BELOW RIGHT—A smirk appears as Helen flees from Anne. Several outstanding performances highlighted the November 1 production of William Gibson’s THE MIRACLE WORKER. This acting version of Helen Keller’s life featured leads from all three high school grades. The plot concerns Anne Sullivan's arrival to teach and train an uncooperative, deaf-blind child. The Curious Savage TOP LEFT--The confused princess, portrayed by Mrs. Ewald, decides the world does love her. TOP RIGHT— Hannibal dazzles two of his friends at the institution with his fancy card tricks. LEFT— I hate everything in the world; POPCORN, PEANUTS, BEECHNUTS, TREETRUNKS, HOT DOGS, CUT LOGS, AND MOST OF ALL ELECTRICITY. RIGHT—Mrs. Savage (Patricia Yohe) and her daughter (Gail Batastini) quarrel over the teddy bear, Mrs. Savage's security symbol. BELOW—One of Mrs. Savage's parables is suddenly interrupted when she hears voices from the hall. BELOW RIGHT—The Senator, played by Karl Schmidt, questions whether his mother will reveal where the valuable bonds are hidden. 42 LEFT—Mrs. Savage's greedy children (played by Gail Ba last ini and Barry Richardson) argue over the money. FAR LEFT—Teddy and Mrs. Savage sadly reminisce about her married life in its heyday. LEFT—As a dedicated violinist, Hannibal is certain that practice makes perfect. BELOW LEFT--The princess is accustomed to Jeff's (David Ernes) stories about his scarred face. BELOW—The Princess and Florence (Miriam Shurr) enjoy a game of parcheesi, one of the favorite pastimes in the institution. This year's ETEA play, directed by Miss Steinberg, was THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, a tender comedy about a widow who feels like living again. Mrs. Savage's greedy heirs send her to an institution to try and grab her fortune on the grounds that she's too senile to handle her financial affairs. Some new faces on stage were Miss Shurr, Mrs. Brizek and Mr. Schmidt, who complimented the familiar talents in Exeter's faculty. 43 The newest pride in the community is LEO, a service organization affiliated with the Exeter Lions Club. Although they recieved their official charter at a dinner ceremony last January, the LEOS were organized and have been working since October. Thanksgiving boxes were sent to needy families, skating parties and cake sales were sponsored, and many LEOS offered their services ushering for several plays. Leo Leaps Into Exeter Limelight TOP LEFT—LEO Club Chairboard, Adv. B. Bennett, Sec.N. Korinchock, Treas. R. Strain. Top Row: V. Pres. M. Showers, Pres. S. Priebc. TOP RIGHT—LEO Board of Directors, D. Ho 11, J. Weeast, B. Steiner. LEFT—President of Exeter Lions Club, John Schultz, awards Scott Priebe his charter. BOTTOM—LEO club, First Row: B. Kohl, B. McCoy, B. Miller, C. McCabe, H. Wadlinger, L. Scomovachi, M. Hoover, S. Hardinger, D. Evans,K. Kohl, C. Kline. Second Row:K. Lichtenwalner, A. Wenderoth, K. Brode, K. Springer, J. Woolheater, C. Pclton, C. Schofer, L. Reber, J. Korinchock. Third Row: K. Sucho-melly, C. Weaver, G. Ringler, C. Wierzbici. Fourth Row: D. Reazor, K. Allwein, N. Shirey, K. Boone, B. Gray, J. Sedoti, B. Sleppy, B. Kroutch, B. Morris, J. Conrad. Fifth Row: M. Hilbert, C. Welch, M. Maize, S. Schan-zenbach, C. Schultze, J. Spatz, B. Zeigenfuse, C. Capovic, M. Kline, J. Priebe, G. Konowal. 44 PYEA Sponsors Open House TOP LEFT—First Row: H. Wad linger, M. Woynarowski. R. Moyer. Second Row: C. Weidenhammer, J. Britigan, J. Williams, R. Reinecker, K. Shir-aishi. Third Row: C. Welch, C. Simmon, B. Mast, B. Howell-Clarke, J. Crabtree, J. Harper. BELOW—Senior, Bev Mast, seems to approve of the meeting's progress. LEFT—Our exchange student, Kay Shiraishi, poses for the camera with her friends from Japan and Belgium. BOTTOM—Adv. Mrs. B. Hart, Pres. K. Taglang. PYEA is a very active club throughout the Exeter School District. They lend their services at numerous activities and to many students. They helped with Parent's Night, Open House and tutored young children. They traveled to different places to learn of various teaching techniques. The Vo-Tech schools, colleges, Exeter Elementary and other institutions were visited. Also, fund raising activities were sponsored. 45 Threefold Talents Used To Publish ECHO The traditional school publication, the ECHO, allows students to perfect such practical skills of typing, photography, and techniques in graphic arts, as well as its obvious benefits to the school and community. Under the supervision of Mrs. JuneGwyn, the Columbian Scholastic Press winner produces eight publications a year. TOP LEFT—Echo editor, Mary Woynar-owski, has participated in hockey through all her high school years. TOP RIGHT— Editorial Staff, First Row: P. Groff, A. Terry, B. Gulliford, Adv. J. Gwyn. Second Row: C. Edwards, G. Ringler, G. Gannon, B. Bresler, C. McCabe, V. Resser, A. Stackhouse, R. Moyer, Editor M. Woynarowski. ABOVE—Typing Staff, First Row: K. Hevalow, L. Koppenheffer. Second Row: F. Daut-rich, J. Spatz. Third Row: A. Amidis, C. Schultze, J. Yocum, D. Galloway, J. Kaufman, B. Ringler, L. Bauer, Adv, Mrs. Hamer, T. Weidner, C. Geiger, D. Seidel. RIGHT—Graphic Arts Staff: P. Waldman, K. Smorcy, F. Bergstres-ser, G. Eckert, Adv. B. Richardson, D. Kubovsak, J. Durling, L. Kubovsak, D. Kubovsak, F. Rogers, T. Lorah, J. Darrah, M. Miller. 46 ABOVE LEFT--A.V. Club Standing: Adv. M. Jurasinski, D. Robinson, K. Powell, D. Weiser. Seated: D. Daniels, D. Nagle. RIGHT—Dave Nagle reaches the final stretch of an away track meet. LEFT--Rhonda Rhoads converses with a friend during a study hall. BELOW— Front Row:J. Heister, S. Hardinger. Second Row: E. Peffer, L. Goulden, P. Faust, C. Pelton, M. Kern, R. Rhoads. Last Row:J. Brown, D. Daniels, A. Owens, B. Geiger, S. Glase, C. Hafer, J. Britigan, M. Simmons, D. Alden, L. Yokum, C. Edwards. The A. V. Club (otherwise known as D. A.V. Club because four of the five members names are Dave) deliver audio-visual aides to any teacher upon request. Another club, Library Club, assists the librarian in basic library work. Both clubs are co-ed. 47 It Is Impossible To Remember A Week Ago. A River Flows With Many Windings The Year Through, Separating One Season From Another. CLOCKWISE—Miss Barbara Rankin, Gary Penkunas, Carolyn Pittari, Dave Hughes, Gigi Evans, and Rhonda Simmon. . TOP--Barb Brickey and Brad Egolf. TOP RIGHT—Steve Walenta. RIGHT— uanebotS hteB, Eileen Miller, ilotraB tenaj and Karen McCoy. BELOW—Mr. John Mapes. BELOW CENTER--Crystal Whitcraft. BOTTOM—Janet Stamm( and Courtney Lutz. BOTTOM RIGHT— Matt Hilbert. -N WINTER W 11-A J u N I 0 R S LEFT--First Row: K. Conroy, R. Bossier, M. Bailey, J. Blatt, M. Bitting, M. Christman, D. Bechtel, K. Conrad, J. Bissel. Second Row: J. Bartoli, J. Battle, G. Arndt, W. Bayer, J. Brit-tigan, S. Bain, K. Bankas. Third Row: L. Carrier, L. Bauer, B. Buch, D. Arndt, K. Bachman, R. Angelisanti, M. Brady. BELOW—Joan Chapman. 11-B BELOW—First Row: P. Ellingsworth, M. Curry, K. Eckert, F. Dautrich, J. Dep-pen, C. Fake, A. Daburlos. Second Row: J. Flamm, J. DeMille, D. Difender-fer,J. Durling, B. Ertel, T. Fowler, J. Daloisio, D. Evans, J. Crabtree, J. Edwards, P. Faust. Third Row: D. Flamm, D. Daniels, J. Evans, E. Deutsch, M. Farnsworth, C. Faber. 52 RIGHT—First Row: N. Korinchock, E. Lenart. Second Row: J. Kauffman, S. Keller, L. Koppenheffer, C. Jones, K. Kicdeisch, D.Kauffman, N. Kelly. Third Row: D. Howell-Clarke, D. Kubovsak, M. Hoyett, B. Lantz. Fourth Row: D.Kantner, M. Kline, F. Klink, K. Kemp, S. Kahler, C. Kearney. BELOW—Cindy Geiger. 11-E RIGHT—First Row: C. Lutz, D. Miller, D. Moser, J. Morissette, D. Mast, C. Mason. Second Row: W. Minnich, K. Mervine, C. Morgan. S. Moyer, D. Nagle, B. Miller. Third Row: T. Lesher, W.Lountzis, D. Mitchell, B. McCoy, D.LeVan, C.Manwiller, L. Marks, R. Mick, J. Moore. BELOW — Dave Nagle. 11-F BELOW—First Row: C. Pettigrew, C. Pelton, J. Quinter, V. Reeser, A. Prater. Second Row: J. Nifo, D. Newpher, D. Rattie, P. Palombaro, C. Pratter, M. Odenweller. Third Row: G. Parzanese, R. Prann, T. Newton, E. Peale, J. Owens, T. Paine, J. Priebe. RIGHT--Michele Odenweller. 54 11-G RIGHT—First Row: K. Smorey, B. Rentschler, S. Sweimler, G. Roupp. Second Row: L. Scomavacchi, S. Schazenbach, L. Smith, C. Taylor, M. Showers. Third Row: R. Rhoads, C. Sakach, C. Specht, L. Secrist. Fourth Row: S. Snyder, B. Ringler, M. Rissmiller, G. Ringler. ABOVE: Chris Sakach. 11-H LEFT—First Row: C. WooDieater, K. Wolfe, H. Wadlinger, L. Upeegrave, T. Weir, M. Tylka. Second Row: J. Zeidman, L. Yocum, S. Weaver. Third Row: D. Weiser, M. Ziemba, D. Went-ling, K. Yohn. Fourth Row: B. Winterhalter, E. Zeigenfuse, S. Wawrzas-zek, S. Walenta, C. Welsh, M. Valleau, D. Weidner, T. Wcidner. BELOW: Kim Wolfe. 55 Juniors Initiate New Ideas The class of 76 for the first time in the school1 s history presented the Jr. -Sr. Prom in the gymnasium. The theme was the Roaring 20's, conveyed through the costumes. props and scenery. Through various bake sales, decal sales, and class dues collections. The Juniors were able to book both Wes Fisher's Band and Vanessa for music. ABOVE—First Row: D. Leidy, C. Deise-roth, V. Skiba, R. Grabert, L. Einsig, D. Leidy, M. Homing. Second Row: R. Miller, K. Peiffer. Third Row: W. Rohr-bach, L. Levan, D. Hartline, S. Ma-growski, R. Reifsnyder, T. Ziemba, J. Swavely, R. Biever, J. Hoover, J. Haas. Fourth Row: J. Fiorini, C. Hartman, K. Alters, B. Werner, J. Schmehl, L. Ernst, C. Henderson, D. Egbert, M. Vjardin. BELOW: Sec. Terry Weidner, Vice Pres. Christopher Faber, Treas. Gail Hart, Pres. Courtney Lutz, Adv. Mr. Robert Fleck. 56 Hncn q An energetic member of the history department staff is Mr. Robert Fleck. It's his second year on the Exeter teaching squad. Mr. Fleck is the Junior Class adviser and coaches Var-sitybaseball and Jr. High Foot- ball. In his free time, Mr. Fleck turns into a wanderer. He enjoys biking, hiking, and above all, travel. His favorite course is History of the American West. A familiar sight about the school is Mrs. Terry Kuhar. She is a member of the science department and most enjoys teaching Prep. Chem. and Physics. During her leisure hours, Mrs. Kuhar enjoys music, cooking, photography, sewing, and gardening. Mr. Thomas Houck is with Exeter's business department and enjoys teaching Record Keeping. He coaches Jr. High track and intramural basketball, and he also plays tennis and swims. Pictured at the reaction tester is Driver Ed teacher, Mr. Charles Graefe, who also takes learners out for practical road experience. He enjoys reading, photography, and has never received a traffic violation. 58 Mr. Lester Guinter has been Exeter's Director of Athletics, having scheduled sports games and activities for over 30 years. He also teaches physical education, so, it's understandable that Les' favorite course is vacation. New to Exeter this year is Mrs. Eleanor Leininger. As a home economics teacher, Mrs. Leininger likes teaching foods courses the best because of the creativity involved. The Brotherhood Club advisor comes to our kitchens with much experience from her own. Mrs. Leininger puts up jams and jellies for profit, loves to bake and also collects antiques. Caught in a familiar pose is Mr. Claude Dundore, who really loves to sing and enjoys music immensely. His favorite subject is Business Correspondence. Fritz” advises Commencement and Public Relations Publications. The enthusiastic teacher who advises LEO, stage crew and color guard is Mr. Barry Bennett. His favorite course is Values in America. During his leisure hours, Mr. Bennett enjoys gardening and golf in the summer, aid square-dancing and building things in the winter. 59 Advisor of Medical Careers Club, Nurse Nancy Francis, measures seniors for graduation and offers guidance for those students interested in medical professions. This friendly face from the science department is Mr. Harry Boyer, a golf and music buff whose favorite courses are Chemistry I and II, which are also important courses for college preps. This is Mrs. Julie Brown's second year as the librarian. She enjoys reading and needle-crafts beyond school hours and keeps busy advising wrestling cheerleaders and training library aides. A new face around Exeter is art instructor Miss Miriam Shurr. Mimi is a recent graduate of Bridgeport University in Connecticut, where she was president of her dormitory. She is also a Reading High School alumna. In her spare time, she collects antiques and has designed sets for several plays, including I Do! I Do!” 1975 involves a year full of work for the guidance team. Mr. Alex Campbell is new to Exeter this year, concentrating his experience on the junior class. Mrs. Roenna Koste has her hands full with sophomores and collegebound seniors. Mrs. Koste relaxes by reading and traveling. Mr. Campbell is a fan of many sports. A lady of few errors is typing instructor Mrs. Arlene Harner. When not advising the ECHO typists, Mrs. Harner likes to read and watch TV. Her favorite course is Typing I. She likes to open the beginning typist's world with the keys to the trade. 60 The hunting buff of the business department is Mr. William Prowant, advisor of the work program. He likes to work at home and teach, especially Accounting I. A versatile shop instructor is Mr. Robert Tuckey, who likes his students to participate. Spending time with his family and gardening are Mr. Tuckey's favorite avocations. Exeter's new Fraulein of foreign language is German instructor Miss Ellen Herman. Her (pronounced hair) loves swimming in the summer and coaches girls track in the spring months. Mr. Craig Long is holding an animal skull, one of the many interesting relics used in A. P. Biology. I enjoy teaching Advanced Biology the most,: said Mr. Long, who teaches Biology in the jr. high. His interest in natural sciences carries into his avocations, which are hunting, camping and other outdoor activities. Pictured in his home is Mr. Thomas Goulden, the shop teacher famous for Tom's Bombs Sports Day team. The assistant football coach likes camping and enjoys teaching Wood Shop. The trigomometry expert of Room 218 is Mr. Roger Schropp Outside of school hours, he specializes in hunting and fishing and is also assistant track coach. 61 LEFT—First Row: S. Snyder, J. Wool-heater, L. Carrier, C. McCabe, L. Scomavacchi, C. Woolheater, L. Pellegrino, H. Wadlinger, C. Schulze, E. Friedman, J. Edmonstone, C. Weaver. Second Row: A. Nolf, R. Mick, P. Gunning, K. Giles, J. Maurer, R. Miller, C. Morgan, V. Reeser, R. Moyer, J. Yocum, J. Morrisette, P. Faust. TTiird Row: C. Geiger, M. Vac-caro, J. Ninfo, C. Geiger, C. Ringler, M. Hoover, K. Kohl, A. Stackhouse, R. Rhoads, J. Arters, V. Jones, J. Britigan. Fourth Row: D. Bechtel, M. Curry, C. Lutz, B. Stobenau, K. All— wein, B. Clark, D. Nagle, B. Kroutch, C. Hauck, B. Geiger, C. Pelton, L. Bauer. Fifth Row: G. Gannon, D. Moser, L. Marks, R. Brooks, S. Glase, J. Snyder, D. Heilman, S. Enoch. Sixth Row: D. Reazor, D. Kaufman, L. Wierz-bicki, D. Daniels, J. Spatz, J. Kilyk, C. Welsh. The chorus this year, under the direction of Mr. Karl Schmidt, traveled at Christmastime to carol in Penn Square. A choral ensemble of twenty voices was formed and sang at Palmerton High in an exchange, at Whitner's and various dedications, and lent special interest to the Christmas and Pops concerts. TOP LEFT—The chorus brings Christmas joy to passersby in Penn Square with old and new- favorites. CENTER— Mr. Schmidt reflects on a good year. RIGHT--Jody Spatz takes time from typing to smile at the photographer. BELOW LEFT--Senior Robin Moyer concentrates on a difficult song. BELOW RIGHT—The chorus and the brass choir carol outside McDonald s. Chorus Widens Its Musical Horizons 63 Of Mice and Men TOP LEFT--First Rows Adv. R. Underhill, J. Booker, R. Reinecker, L. Moyer, N. Merolli. Second Row: K. Care, M. Shurr, R. Reifsnyder, D. Mitchell, C. Faber, S. Walenta, J. Thomas. Third Row: M. Bansner, G. Wegman, T. Newton, G. Penkunas, D. Daniels. Fourth Row: M. Barrasso, J. Brizek, K. Kemp, J. Kubovsak, B. Szajna. LEFT —A senior member of the Key Club, Jim Brizek, thinks about the next club project. RIGHT—Jockey for the mouse races at lunch is Randy Reifsnyder. BELOW—G. Wegman, V. Pres., B. Szajna, Pres., D. Daniels, Sec., J. Brizek, Treas., R. Underhill, Advisor. During the school year the Key Club is constantly on the move. They worked on a variety of projects ranging from mouse races to selling refreshments at sports events. They started off the year by initiating the new members. In March they attended a convention, then ended the year by manning the ’’Dunk the Keyclub-ber stand at May Day. 64 LEFT—First Row: K. Kohl, B. Fowler, L. Reber, K. Brode. Second Row: C. Sakach, K. Bender, J. Geiger, L. Weg-man. Third Row: K. Wolfe, J. Cambria, A. Wenderoth, A. Terry, M. Gardner, S. $tum, B. Oswald. Fourth Row: J. Williams, B. Morris, K. Lich-tenwalner, C. Kline, P. Gunning, S. Fick, L. Rimby, S. Reeser. Fifth Row: S. Schanzenbach, J. Strause, D. Heilman, M. Maize, B. Buch, C. Geiger, M. Yoder, M. Huyett. BELOW'—Among Y-Teen treasurer Courtney Lutz's other interests is the sport of hockey. BELOW LEFT—Sophomore member Kathy Kohl displays her flag-twirling abilities. BOTTOM LEFT—Gail Hart contemplates ideas for Christmas projects. BOTTOM— First Row: C. Lutz, Treas. Second Row: T. Weir, Sec; G. Hart, Pres. Third Row: G. Batastini, Adv; D. Newpher, I.C.C. Rep; D. Gaul, V. Pres. Y-Teens Raise Money to Help Poor Y-Teens, a service club, participates in a variety of projects. Among these projects are support of an Indian girl named Jolene, two Thanksgiving baskets, games and toys for the Children's Homes in Reading at Christmas, and Easter baskets for a needy family. 65 On January 24 and 25 a dessert theatre production of I Do, I Do was presented as a special show by Thespian Troupe 1533. Starring Gale Ringler and Brian Clark, it's story revolves around the marriage of a meek Agnes to a conceited Michael and all their trials and tribulations until death they do part. Written by Tom Jones and Harvy Schmidt, the musical score included My Cup Runneth Over, What is a Woman and Nobody's Perfect. Pianists were Linda Scornavacchi and Mr. Karl Schmidt. The sell-out production was directed by Miss Vicki Steinberg with set design and execution by Miss Miriam Shurr. TOP LEFT--The bride and groom sing their wedding vows. LEFT—Michael (Brian Clark) tells Agnes (Gale Ringler) that she has changed, too. ABOVE— The newlyweds decide love is what makes marriage sort of fun. ABOVE RIGHT—Michael sings Agnes a goodnight song on their wedding eve. RIGHT —Mike assures Agnes that she made no mistake in marrying him. BELOW— Agnes admits to her naivete. 67 On March 7 and 8 more than twenty students combined their talents to present musical fairytales for the benefit of the APT's commencement presentation. Story book Theatre was presented as the annual comedy and included such favorites as Henny Penny, The Brementown Musicians, and The Golden Goose. Linda Scornavacchi, Gale Ringler and Janet Barteli provided the musical accompaniment and the tales were directed by Miss Vicki Steinberg. TOP LEFT—The gangsters, played by Liz Wilcox and Bob Miller enjoy a hearty meal before being interrupted by the Brementown Musicians. TOP RIGHT—Senior Blair Holl explains how he escaped from his master. LEFT— The servant with sharp ears is Cindy Kline, who is listening attentively for any clues concerning the fate of the princess. BELOW LETT—Blajr Holl and Ralph Tobias meet Laurie Goulden on their way to becoming musicians. BELOW—The Three Darling Daughters, Bonnie Kroutch, Kathy Kohl, and Lynn Updegrave bid their poor mother Cheryl Weeast goodbye. 68 ABOVE LEFT—A smirk appears on the face of one of the ogre's dumb daughters, Lee Pelligrino. ABOVE— The rich peasants unanimously condemn the LITtle Peasant to death. LEFT— The eager lass shows her mom the goat that is supposed to make money. BELOW—Cindy Shirk, Bonnie Kroutch and Josie Cambria in the roles of Sharp Eyes, Cold and Clear Eyes wait patiently for the Prince's return. BOTTOM LEFT—Five of the six servants are amazed by the talent of the sixth. BOTTOM-RIGHT—Minstrels Janet Bartoli and Gale Ringler provided musical accompaniment. 69 The Thespian Troupe 1533 admitted ten new members to its records. With the help of Miss Vicki Steinberg, the troupe successfully produced the first all Thespian production. The play was entitled I DO, I DO, with Gale Ringler and Brian Clark in the starring roles. During the year, the members sell cakes, pretzels, and other-items at football games. To become a Thespian a student must put in 100 hours of work and stay active in dramatic activities. TOP LEFT—Miss Miriam Shurr was inducted into the Troupe as an Honorary Thespian. ABOVE—First Row: M. Hoover, L. Updegrave, K. Powell, G. Ken-owal, B. Miller. Second Row: C. Wool-heater, L. Pellegrino, S. Jones, L. Scomavacchi, V. Reeser, B. Clark, Third Row: G. Gannon, G. Ringler, B. Holl, H. Wadlinger, C. Weidenham-mer, A. Terry, J. Bartoli, M. Hilbert. LEFT—Stage crew member and Thespian Mark Hoover, watches Bob Miller feed his sooth. LOWER LEFT—The musical I DO, I DO with Brian Clark and Gale Ringler. BELOW--Besides managing the band, Craig Woolheater is also on stage crew. BOTTOM—Lynn Updegrave as Helen Keller learns to crochet. BOTTOM L£FT—Seated: D. Robinson, B. Gulliford, B. Kohl, T. Stapleton, K. Powell, J. Bartoli, L. Scomavacchi, J. Crabtree, D.Holl. Standing: D. Evans, S. Hardinger, M. Hoover, Adv. B. Bennett, D. Daniels, D. Nagle, H. Wadlinger, C. Woolheater. All the World Is a Stage Play? Brother Hood Club Brotherhood Club, advised by Mrs. Leininger and Medical Careers Club, advised by Mrs. Nancy Francis are both service organizations for tenth, eleventh and twelth grade students. During the year they perform services for the community, the handicapped and invite guests to speak on various topics. Medical Careers Club TOP LEFT—First Row: J. Steiner, J. Quinter, D. Kauffman, R. Moyer. Second Row: E. Lenhart, C. Weeast, N. Kelly, K. Conroy. Third Row: D. Egbert, G. Gannon, K. Kiedeisch, S. Jones, D. Moser, M. Yoder. TOP RIGHT—Senior club member Cheryl Weeast relaxes during foods class. ABOVE--Brotherhood member Gabi Gannon portrayed Mrs. Keller in THE MIRACLE WORKER. LEFT—President Mary Woynowrowski and advisor Mrs. Eleanor Leininger. BELOW—Presidnent Kathy Rimby and Advisor Mrs. Nancy Francis, R.N. BELOW RIGHT—First Row: C. Shafer, J. Alters, J. Stamm. Second Row: P. Groff, T. Neuheimer, J. Cambria, S. Enoch. Third Row: V. Jones, M. Simmon, D. Alden. LEFT—Could it be a look of fear or surprise in J. V. Coach Don Hadley’s eyes as he watches the game? RIGHT— Battling with his opponent at a jump ball is senior Dave Hinnershitz. BELOW LEFT—Concentrating on a possible three point play is J. V. player Mike Straka. CENTER—J. V. player Keith Stamm attempts to put a move on his opponent. CENTER RIGHT—Quick moves, fast feet, and good ball handling shows through in Kevin Conrad's game on the court. BELOW RIGHT— Waiting in the background is senior John Kubovsak as teammate Craig Conrad controls the jump ball. The Eagles provided their fans with many an exciting night on the court. Opponents were out to avenge their prior defeats and Exeter was the one to knock off. The team showed itself able to withstand the as -suit most of the time for a tough overall season. BOTTOM LEFT—Kneeling: Mgr. Hamilton, M. Miller, K. Stamm, Mgr. R. Burnish. Standing: D. Fake, S. Meatz, G. Kubovsak, M. Fisher, Coach D. Hadley, R. Stock, R. Bingaman, M. Straka, J. Ellison. 72 ABOVE—Standing: R.Newton, M. Kline, M. Hilbert, D. Hinnershitz, R.Hendel, Asst. Coach, T. MacElhat-ten, C. Conrad, J. Kubovsak, Coach R.Hand. Kneeling: J. Brizek, K. Conrad, M. Barrasso, M. Bitting. RIGHT— Gaining full control of the ball dur- ing the Wyomissing game is Junior Jeff Owens. Eagles Really Try To Fly In B-Ball Exeter Opponent 66 Oley 58 62 Twin Valley 45 71 Mt. Penn 53 49 Muhlenberg 51 68 Wyomissing 87 71 Hamburg 46 62 Conrad Weiser 58 62 Holy Name 64 59 Daniel Boone 51 64 Govenor Mifflin 65 49 Central Catholic 48 48 Wilson 87 52 Muhlenberg 57 41 Wyomissing 44 73 Hamburg 48 45 Conrad Weiser 34 54 Holy Name 64 66 Govenor Mifflin 60 53 Central Catholic 45 49 Wilson 63 Daniel Boone Tournament 71 East Pennsboro 78 61 Perkiomen Valley 52 District III Playoffs 68 East Pennsboro 78 CENTER LEFT—As the pressure rises Tad Newton moves down the court hoping to convert a goal for two points. CENTER—Exeter's own Bemie Parent uses his height to protect the rim from any opponent's shot on goal. BOTTOM LEFT—Foreseeing possible problems under the rim, senior Dave Hinnershitz passes to a teammate. BELOW—The top scorer Craig Conrad proves his defensive ability as the Scouts move the ball down court. 73 ABOVE—First Row: Mgrs. J. Steiner, K. Wolfe, M. Woynarowski. Second Row: K. Shiraishi, J. Strause, A. Stack-house, K. Tagalang, D. Egbert, J. Conrad, R. Bossier, D. Kantner. Third Row: J. Williams, M. Yoder, J. Evans, Coach J. Fry, M. Piccolo, D. Holl, C. Lutz. ABOVE RIGHT—Taking a corner shot is Senior Michele Piccolo. LEFT CENTER —Attempting to get control of the ball is the teams number one rebounder Courtney Lutz. BELOW—Passing both her opponent and the ball is varsity player Donna Egbert. CENTER RIGHT— Denise Holl reaches toward the basket, as she converts a lay-up into 2 points. BELOW LEFT--Jane Strause, JoAnn Williams, and GiGi Evans seem to be thirtsy, excited, and tired, respectively as they sit on the bench at a time out BELOW RIGHT—Listening with interest, Courtney Lutz trys to interprete Coach Freys game plans. 74 The Exeter Eaglettes varsity team took on an international flavor this year in the person of Kay Shiraishi, a Rotary Exchange Student from Niyama, Japan. Women’s basketball in Japan is not as aggressive as is volleyball. Kay finds Coach Fry's team to be a dedicated, hustling and com-mitted-to-win group. TOP RIGHT—Jo Williams comes to the side lines to receive new instructions from coach Jean Fry. ABOVE—Both Courntey Lutz and Michele Piccolo relax during a time out. FAR RIGHT— While GiGi Evans takes a foul shot, teammate Jane Strause stands content-ly in the background. BELOW--Stretching for control of the ball during the Mt. Penn game is freshman Denise Kantner. RIGHT—First Row: M. Yoder, B. Mountz, Mgr. D. Bergstresser. Second Row: J. Moore, S. Sell, B. Masai, R. Simmon, Coach B. Rankin, N. Kelly, A. Lee, S. Stunz, G. Bedard. Exeter Opponent 47 Brandywine 23 44 Mt. Penn 27 43 Hamburg 18 38 Central Catholic 41 41 Reading 45 44 Conrad Weiser 17 38 Wymossing 31 35 Governor Mifflin 49 40 Holy Name 41 51 Muhlenberg 38 34 Central Catholic 23 22 Wilson 45 40 Conrad Weiser 35 44 Wyomissing 18 63 Hamburg Division Championship 34 38 Governor Mifflin District III Playoffs 47 45 Reading 43 32 Governor Mifflin 35 Eaglettes Win First District Playoff 75 Keglers Klick Kinetically Tucked away along the Phil-lie Pike, Bowlarama provides the setting for an unsung sport. The bowlers do their thing a-way from the bright lights and noisy crow.ds. Sometimes they win--sometimes they lose--BUT they always persevere. RIGHT—Senior Eric Kleinsmith shows his form during competition against Wilson. BELOW--Concent rati on is shown on the face of senior Kegler Mark Jan-da. BOTTOM--First Row: S. Bartoli, G. Sedoti, C. Faber, E. Kleinsmith, M. Janda. Second Row: C. Stuart, D. Kuczawa, G. Majeski, E. Deutsch, G. O'Reilly, D. Moll. Exeter Boys Bowling Opponent 0 Hamburg 6 3 Central Cathloic 3 2 Muhlenburg 4 S Schuylkill Valley 1 2 Mt. Penn 4 3 Twin Valley 0 1 Reading 2 2 Wyomissing 1 0 Conrad Weiser 3 0 Wilson 3 0 Gov. Mifflin 3 76 ABOVE—First Row: B.Morris, D. Strain, C. Deiseroth. Back Row: D. Gaul, C. Houck, K. Ringler, P. Levy, S. Frey, J. Yocum, J. Britigan, B. Ringler. RIGHT—Mr. Murray concocts a special bowling potion. BELOW LEFT—Did drums beat for bowlers? . . . no. BELOW RIGHT—Did horns play for bowlers? ... no. BELOW RIGHT—Did horns play for bowlers? . . . no. BELOW CENTER—Did Eagles scream for the bowlers? . . . YES . . . !. Exeter Opponent 0 Hamburg 6 4 Central Catholic 2 1 Muhlenburg 5 1 Schuylkill Valley 5 3 Mt. Penn 3 3 Twin Valley 0 1 Reading 2 2 Wyomissing 1 2 Conrad Weiser 1 0 Wilson 3 1 Gov. Mifflin 2 77 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Add 'Sparkle' ABOVE—First Row: Capt. B. Buch, P. Lengel, B. Fowler. Second Row: L. Koppenheffcr, C. Sakach, K. Bender. LEFT--A close score causes Patty Lengel to be alarmed. RIGHT—Captain Bonnie Buch chants Stomp Em! BELOW LEFT—The J.V. cheerleaders look over the line-up for the next cheer. BELOW—The team s mascot watches the outcome of the J.V. game. BELOW RIGHT—First Row: Capt. B. Buch, Adv. C. Forlini. Second Row: Co-capt L. Koppenheffer. During the summer the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad was already practicing for the basketball season. They went to camp, and were awarded first place in the pom-pom routine competition. They held bake sales to raise money for camp, decorated the halls and lockers, and made baked goods for the team members. 78 TOP LEFT--Capt. A Terry, Adv. Mrs. J. Brown, Co-capt. E. Lenart. TOP RIGHT—First Row: C. Torma. Second Row: Co-capt. E. Lenart, Capt. A. Terry. Third Row: N. Korinchock, C. Shirk. LEFT—The cheerleaders chant, We want a pin! BELOW LEFT—As the wrestlers take the floor, Cindy Shirk and Nancy Korinchock give their support. BELOW RIGHT—After her lunch, Capt. Arianne Terry enjoys her ice cream The wrestling cheerleaders worked hard this year to raise spirit among the wrestlers and fans. At each match chants, cheers and pom-pom routines were performed. Besides cheering they hung signs and sold booster buttons to raise money. 79 Exeter Opponent 12 North Lebanon 34 9 Kutztown 43 5 Schuylkill Valley 60 10 Wilson 48 15 Hamburg 36 48 Twin Valley 6 0 Governor Mifflin 56 0 Wyo missing 53 14 Muhlenberg 39 24 Daniel Boone 24 14 Fleetwood 33 17 Central Catholic 26 27 Elco 27 8th place Governor Mifflin Tournament aim TOP LEFT—Exeter fans watch as team members are introduced. TOP RIGHT— Referee gives Randy Strain the traditional sign of victory. ABOVE LEFT--Fellow team members show involvement in the match. ABOVE—Grappler Mike Rappaselli seems to be having trouble with his opponent. CENTER RIGHT—Senior Gary Wegman concentrates on his next move. BELOW RIGHT—Strength, power, and determination shows in Junior Bryan McCoy's face as he wrestle's in the Lebanon Match. LEFT—First Row: R. Wiley, L. Moyer, B. Sleppy, M. Rappaselli, B. McCoy, J. Korinchock, G. Dalolsio. Second Row: M. Shurr, T. Moyer, R. Kearney, D. Hefele, R. Zeigenfuse, M. Vaijan, R. Slepccki, J. Zeigenfuse. Third Row: R. Harvath, C. Halloran, R. Strain, B. Schmidt, N . Bauer. Fourth Row: Coach J. Mapes, K. Wolf, G. Wegman, W. Sandritter, C. Spuhler, Coach T. Rohrbach. Fifth Row: R. Rasper, H. Weisman, R. Hamilton, E. Zeigenfuse, R. Bortz. 80 The Exeter varsity wrestling team completed the 74-75 season with a record of 1 win, 10 losses and 2 ties. Out of the thirty-five boys on the team only 5 were returning letterman and the majority of the rest had never wrestled before. Despite the poor record, many things were accomplished this year. The turnout for wrestling was the largest in the history of the sport at Exeter. A total of 12 underclassmen wrestled at least one varsity match and the team s effort and enthusiasm grew throughout the season. ABOVE LEFT—Sophmore Mike Rap-paselli shows a concerned look for team mate. ABOVE RIGHT—Team captains go out to meet opponents. ABOVE— Fighting for control, Bryan McCoy attempts to put a move on his opponent. ABOVE CENTER—Referee watches Exeter end a match with a pin. FAR LEFT—As match continues, Dave Hefele takes a brake. BELOW—Coach J. Mapes shows self control at one of the many nerve racking matches. LEFT—Fighter Matt Varjan struggles under his opponent grip. 81 COUNTY BAND Seated: S. Snyder, K. Taglang, S. Enoch. Standing: L. Dunn, L. Keim, S. Eveland, H. Weisman, K. Rimby. JOEL KAMM, KATHY RIMBY, STEPHANIE SELL, LAUREN DUNN District Chorus, Region Two State Chorus--Joel Kamm and Lauren Dunn: District Orchestra, District Band, Region Two State Band: Kathy Rimby; District Band --Stephanie Sell. CRAIG AND KEVIN CONRAD All-County Basketball Honorable Mention--Kevin Conrad: Daniel Boone Tournament All-Stars, All County Basketball—Craig Conrad. i GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Western Division Section B Champs JO ANNE WILLIAMS All-County Basketball, DAR Good Citizen Award. COUNTY CHORUS Seated: Linda Scornavacchi, David Nagle, Gale Ringler. Standing: Joel Kamm, Robert Miller, Charles Morgan, Lauren Dunn. 84 COUNTERCLOCKWISE--Jane Strause and Courtney Lutz, Gary Capkovik, Bryan McCoy, Kay Shiraishi, Don't just sit there--PRACTICE! and Mrs. Carolyn Ortwein. Is Some Reminiscence of Far-Off Summer. 85 ACTIVITIES SPORTS FACULTY . . SENIORS. CAREER CHOICES FOR THE 70s A C T I V I T I E S On March 21 the 1975 Band and Bandfront Revue was presented. The Pit Band was conducted by Brad Egolf and the Concert Band was under the direction of Mr. John Kamm Jr. The band front, advised by Mrs. TOP RIGHT—Roslyn Reinecker and Jody Spatz exit to Cabaret. ABOVE LEFT-- A tap routine to BigSpender opens the show. ABOVE—Leading a drill to Semper Fidelis is Color Guard captain Cindy Simmon. FAR LEFT— Supertwirler Roslyn Reinecker executes a baton twirl to Jesus Christ Superstar. LEFT—Sophomore Cindy Owens stands at attention for the Alma Mater. BELOW—Pictured from Kind of a Woman jazz dance are majorettes Barb Brickey, Lori Rimby and Cindy Dolinsky. Alys Robertson, opened the show and the evening with dances and twirls, and the band played such popular tunes as Sound of Music , Witchcraft” and a patriotic finale. ABOVE—Featured in Stars and Stripes Forever were the trumpets. TOP RIGHT —Jody Spatz enjoys the senior routine. RIGHT—Twirling before the colors is Junior Bonnie Rentshler. FAR RIGHT— Pit drummers play in the concert band. BELOW—Gail Hart waits to begin a dance number performed by the majorettes. BELOW RIGHT—Mr. Kamm hushes the band. BOTTOM LEFT—Flag twirlers finish their routine to the sixties hit Windy. BOTTOM RIGHT—Twirling in his last Night of Music is feature Danny Gechter. Anything Goes, Cole Porter’s kicky musical from the 30's was successfully presented on April 25 and 26 involving ail three grades. The hilarious spoof included such catchy musical numbers as Friendship and You’re the Top. TOP LEFT—Reno's four Fallen Angels Ariane Terry, Lee Pellegrino, Cindy Kline, Bonnie Kroutch and passenger Madeline Maize wave a cheery Bon Voyage. ABOVE—Gabi Gannon as Hope Harcourt delights in the romantic air of an evening on a cruiser. BELOW LEFT—Moonie's Brooklynese sidekick Bonnie (played by Gale Ringler) is disappointed that she won't have a room- mate for the voyage. BELOW—Buddies Jan Bartoli, Matt Hilbert, and Greg Konowal join in a chorus of Friendship. BOTTOM LEFT—A worried Billy tells Moonie that he's running out of disguises. BOTTOM CENTER—An evil brainstorm sweeps Moonies face. BOTTOM RIGHT-- As Rene Sweeney, lovelorn Janet Bartoli pleas with Evelyn to forget his obligation. ABOVE LEFT—Dreaming about Sir Evelyn is Reno Sweeney portrayed by Janet Bartoli. ABOVE CENTER—Charlie Morgan as Sir Evelyn is excited upon meeting Reno Sweeney, the famous nightclub singer. ABOVE—Concentrating on her material for the magazine is reporter Elizabeth Wilcox. LEFT— Reno Sweeney and her four angels give a warm welcome to an interested customer. BELOW LEFT—Passing the time, are dancers Kim Giles and Lori Goulden. BELOW CENTER—Bonnie is elated at the though of meeting a new sailor. BELOW—Preparing to go trap shooting is Moonface Martin an expert gun polisher. BOTTOM LEFT—Talking to her daughter Hope is Mrs. Harcourt played by Cindy Weidenhalmer. BOTTOM--Overlooking Brad Goulden and Ralph Tobias as the Chinamen are the purser (Mark Hoover) and Mooney. This year's Pops Concert was a musical kaleidoscope of old and new favorites, ranging from Twentiana , a choral montage, to Neil Diamond's Song Sung Blue . The high school chorus, under the direction of Mr. Karl Schmidt, was accompanied by Greg Konowal on drums aug-mentingthe piano. Solos were provided by Gale Ringler, Lauren Dunn, and Brian Clark, A small stage band directed by Mr. Kamm played several selections and accompanied the vocal ensemble. TOP LEFT—The sopranos and male voices blend in Americana . TOP RIGHT—Ed Deutsch waits for his cue. CENTER— The stage band swings into Delta Dawn . BELOW—Somewhere behind that trombone is Rhonda Simmon. BELOW CENTER—Special interest was added by the vocal ensemble. BELOW RIGHT—Janet Kilyk's tuba adds its delicate notes. 92 Society Honors Outstanding Seniors TOP LEFT—First Row: V. Jones, A. Terry, K. Rimby, B. Stoebenau, B. Clark, G. Wegman. Second Row: C. Houck, K. Taglang, J. Williams, M. Pittari, R. Steiner. Third Row: C. Weidenhammer, R. Moyer, J. Stamm, G. Capkovik, D. Artz. Fourth Row: J. Brizek, M. Hilbert, R. Chirieleison. TOP RIGHT—Berks County Girls Basketball All Star Jo Ann Williams is also an Honor Society officer. ABOVE LEFT— Senior Robin Moyer performs during the half time of the Daniel Boone game. ABOVE RIGHT—Portraying Michael in I DO! I DO! is Thespian Brian Clark. LEFT—Watering the geraniums by the pump is Cindy Weidenhammer portraying Viney in The Miracle Worker . RIGHT—National Honor Society Officers: Adv. Carolyn Ortwein, Pres. Jo Ann Williams, Treas. Karen Taglang, Sec. Vickie Jones. The National Honor Society is an organization composed of seniors elected by the faculty. To be eligible for the Society, a student must have obtained honor roll standing every semester while in high school and he must exhibit qualities of service, leadership, and good character. 93 The 1975 ’’Sports Day” student turnout was the largest on record. Although a close race, the Class of '75 was declared ’’The Winner”. Teachers spon-sering the most students were Mr. Goulden, Mrs. Marva Brown, and Mr. Boyer. TOP LEFT—Sheer determination is expressed in the face of Matt Vardjan in the Tug-of-War contest. LEFT—Eileen Lenart shows interesting form in her execution of the long jump. BELOW—Jane Strause, Michelle Yoder, and Jo Williams watch intently as the sophomore boys beat the seniors at Volleyball. TOP RIGHT--Watching to sec how close she came to the stake is Erika Walker at horseshoes. LOWER RIGHT--Coming in to the final stretch is Larry Moyer in the 440 run. LOWER LEFT--Kurt Swoyer, Mike Rap-paselli, Joe Booker, Ray Bortz, Pete Lakin, and Greg Daliosio fight to gain ground. 94 TOP LEFT--T0 begin the ceremonies the participating students sing the National Anthem. TOP RIGHT—Officiating the games is Mr. Lester Guinter LEFT—-Michele Piccolo takes time out from winning ribbons to watch her competition. RIGHT—Ros Reinecker, Bin-dy Bresier, Ellen Friedman cheer their fellow classmen. BOTTOM LEFT—Battling against time, Courtney Lutz tries to win the obstacle course. BELOW — Seniors Mark deTurck, Steve Torma, Terry Schultze, Greg Konowal, Dave Heffle, John Kubovsak, Pete Waldman and Walt Sandritter try to beat the sophomores in the Tug-of-War contest. Seniors won. 95 ABOVE—Mel Miller is determined. BELOW—Dynamic Duo of Weidenhammer and Weeast anchor the line. BOTTOM— Bauer and Snyder are horsing around. TOP RIGHT--Szajna spikes one for the juniors. ABOVE--Mr. Murray talks over the strategy of winning. Faculty and students alike relaxed and enjoyed the comraderie of an afternoon of friendly competition. « - TOP—Matt Hilbert reflects on Sports Day. ABOVE: McCoy shows her form. BELOW—Soph girls anguish over volleyball game. % TOP LEFT—Ellen Friedman congratulates Gigi Evans in winning the singles tennis match. ABOVE—Perry Waltrich, Mark Bansner, and Craig Conrad try to acquire points for their class. LOWER LEFT—Trying out their mental skills are Mike Kline and Randy Bialis in the chess tournament. TOP RIGHT—Mr. Seidel relays the times to Mrs. Krassow-ski as Nancy Korincheck and Eric Klein- smith look on. ABOVE— Who's ahead? BELOW—Girl archers draw to anchor , hoping to hit the bull's-eye. 97 ABOVE—Pictured in construction the beautiful Cupid's Balloon which was the central decoration. LEFT—Musclemen Kevin Conrad and Tad Newton flash the photographer a biceps display while resting for the Herculean labors yet to come. BELOW LEFT—Junior Class President Courtney Lutz was one of the chief coordinators of the prom. BELOW—A Ford Special was set on the lawn as a decorative piece to enhance the theme and provide for special picture settings. 98 of Hard Work, Mix Well and Abracadabra ... TOP LEFT—Hostesses Michelle Yoder, Cindy Kline and Rhonda Simmon pause before the Speakeasy after trying on their flapper costumes Friday after school. ABOVE—The invitational poster was later moved outside to the trophy case. LEFT--Fashionable posters of flappers ornamented the walls the of gymnasium. BELOW—A chicken wire tunnel which led from the canopy in the lobby into the prom room itself was filled with red tissue paper with the word SPEAKEASY flowered on the outside. 99 TOP LEFT—Seniors Mark Bansner and Dave Smith with their dates Roslyn Reinecker and Shelly Robitzer roll up to the prom in style. ABOVE—Student Teacher Lee Millard whirls his wife around the ballroom in some Pat Boone specials. LEFT--The Fisher-Tillman Band line up some numbers for their next set. BELOW LEFT—Jodi Conrad accompanied by Sophomore Class Pres. Jim Weeast joins her oldest brother Craig with his date Kathy Pizzuto, BELOW—Responsible for the success of the Jr.-Sr. Prom are Junior Class Officers Chris Faber, Courtney Lutz, Gail Hart and Terry Weidner pictured with their dates by the Cupid's balloon. A Night in the Roaring 20s! The roaring spirit of the 20's! The lively music and kicky fashions inspired by an era of prosperity--The Junior Class succeeded in capturing its exhilarating influence on May 16 when they presented the Jr-Sr Prom in the gymnasium. Some of the ideas and creativity poured into the annual occasion included ceiling streamers and a canopy. Manv favorable comments were heard. Great work. Juniors. 100 ABOVE—Caught in the act are flower lovers Sharon LaVan and Sue Glase who were told not to eat the daisies. BELOW —Sr. Class Officers attending the prom included Jay Rosenthal, John Kubovsak and Michele Piccolo. BOTTOM LEFT— Two promgoers fill their plates from a buffet by Wegman's. BOTTOM RIGHT— Harry, Moe and Curly are flanking their flapper chicks Jane Steiner, Janice Woolheater and Beth Morrison. ABOVE—As ushers, Matt Gannon, Rick Reinecker, Brad Goulden, Merv Wertz, and Howard Weisman ask for TEN CENTS A Dance? RIGHT—Two steppers Mr. and Mrs. Underhill. 101 The horsehide hurlers hit the diamond with determined drives. It was run for run with that neighboring rival into midseason when the team was run over. But they hung in there and made the league outcome uncertain until the very end of the season. TOP—Another strike is hurled in by Junior Jeff Blatt. TOP RIGHT—Players, Umps and Coaches cover the ground rules in some pre-game festivities. CENTER—Soph Mike Miller rounds third and heads for home. BELOW—Junior Jeff Daliosio completes the pick-off attempt. BELOW RIGHT—Asst. Coach Fleck catches flies. Exeter Baseball Opponent 3 Wyomissing 4 4 Hamburg 5 14 Mt. Penn 4 7 Daniel Boone 13 5 Central Catholic 2 0 Twin Valley 3 3 Kutztown 2 3 Oley 8 3 Brandywine 7 3 Fleetwood 4 1 Mt. Penn 4 4 Daniel Boone 7 7 Central Catholic 4 4 Twin Valley 3 102 RIGHT—Centerfielder Bobby Lantz races for first base. ABOVE RIGHT—Senior Jim Brizek concentrates on the pitch. ABOVE—Pitcher Jeff Blatt attempts a pick off at first base. BELOW—First Row: Mgr. R.Hamilton Coach R. Underhill, Asst. Coach R. Fleck. Second Row: G. Daliesio, M. Shurr, M.Miller, R. Bortz, R. Lantz, M. Uliano, S. Moyer, J. Daliosio. Third Row: J. Blatt, S. Moatz, D. Showalter, M. Straka, J. Brizek, G. Kubovsak, R. Bingaman, T.Newton. Take Me Out to the Ball Game 103 Spring Means Softball. . . First Row: Mgrs. D. Kauffman, D. Levan, S. Stunz. Second Row: P. Luczew-ski, D. Harris, J. Moore, K. Conroy, D. Bergstresser, L. Clauser, T. Neuhei-mer, R. Bossier, B. Koch, S. White, K. Brode, J. Steiner. Third Row: Coach J. Frey, A. Lee, B. Masai, M. Yoder, J. Evans, C. Lutz, D. Egbert, J. Conrad, Coach B. Rankin. LEFT--Using her bunting skills is Courtney Lutz at bat. CENTER—Worried about the outcome of the game is Jodi Conrad. BELOW LEFT —Deciding whether to run to the next base or not is Bambi Koch. BEIOW— Waiting to make an out at first base is Gigi Evans. 104 The Varsity team played SOFT ball, letting their opponents outscore them in the majority of their games. Although they finished with a 3 and 8 record, next year the team should show much more promise with more than twenty returning girls. Exeter Softball Opponent 2 Twin Valley 6 2 Conrad Weiser 3 5 Hamburg 9 26 Schuylkill Valley 14 4 Boyertown 10 5 Wilson 6 16 Muhlenburg 9 0 Gov. Mifflin 7 4 Conrad Weiser 7 5 Hamburg 6 9 Schuylkill Valley 5 ABOVE—Following the ball through is pitcher Brenda Masai. LEFT—Donna Egbert and Super Frog cheer for the team. BELOW--Kelly Conroy doubts the umpire's call. BELOW—Coach Rankin, Oh . . . Rats! BOTTOM LEFT—Senior Pat Luczewski bunts to advance a runner. BOTTOM RIGHT—Exeter players intensely watch the game as they await their turn at bat. 105 Track Sends Two to All-Stars, One to States RIGHT—Sophomore Joe Booker takes over the lead with a last-lap burst of speed. BELOW—Assistant coach Schropp doubles as a trigonometry teacher. CENTER—Yet another hurdle will soon be overcome by senior Mark Corkran in his race to the tape. BELOW RIGHT— Rico Prann pounds steadily over his section of the relay. BOTTOM—First Row: J. Cataldi, D. Mitchell, C. Faber, P. Lakin, C. Woolheater, R. Prann, R. Steiner. Second Row: J. Nessuno, J. Booker, T. Enoch, R. Odenweller, D. Thomas, M. Corkran, D. Hinnershitz, S. Walenta, P. Rhoads, Asst. Coach R. Schropp. Third Row: D. Nagle, E. Deutsch, R. Strain. Fourth Row: Coach D. Seltzer, M. Schower, D. Klase, G. Hauck, G. Winterhalter, J. Thomas E. Zeigenfuse, M. Barrasso, R. Bieber. 106 Exeter Boys Track Opponent 80 Twin Valley 76 65 Wyomissing 85 501 2 Muhlenburg 991 2 53 Gov. Mifflin 97 33 Wilson 117 84 Holy Name 66 102 Central Catholic 48 70 Schuylkill Valley 75 14 Leonard Stephen Meet 27 John Shaner Meet 251 2 Victory Meet 301 2 Streamlined Meet Our 1975 team appeared to be stronger in the field events than in track. Mike Barrasso scored repeatedly in the triple jump and long jump--going to the State Meet Class B in both. Jim Thomas led the county in the pole vaulting, pushed hard by teammate Ed Zeigenfuse. Chris Faber acquitted himself well in discus and shotput. Track boys? Well, they ran, and ran, and . . . TOP LEFT—Mr. Seltzer discusses the results of the meet with Randy Strain, Jim Thomas, Ed Ziegcfuse, and Dave Hinnershitz. ABOVE LEFT—Chris Faber anxiously watches the flight of his discus. ABOVE RIGHT—Posed on the landing pad are co-captains Dave Thomas, Perry Rhoads, Mark Corkran, and Dave Hinnershitz. LEFT--Determination carries Mike Barrasso through the long jump. RIGHT—Perry Rhoads gains on his Central Catholic adversary. 107 The Exeter Track Team girls were a persistant lot, meet after grueling meet. The scoreblock does not tell the true tale--just look at the pics, at the desire, the effort, the concern the whole team felt. Anyone hear-- Next year! ? TOP LEFT—First Row: Adv. E. Herman, D. Ho 11, N. Korinchock, N. Kelly, M. Huyett, S. Fick, K. Wolfe, J. Woolheater, L. Dierolf, C. Pelton, adv. M. Williams. TOP RIGHT—All eyes are on Robin Garbert attempting to put the shot. ABOVE—Mel Miller waits nervously for her event to start. ABOVE RIGHT—Advisors Brown and Herman discuss the meet. RIGHT—In an attempt to acquire first place, freshman Chris Lange takes a final leap. FAR RIGHT— Denise Holl passes off to Mel Miller in the 440 relay. Girls Track Tried Thoroughly . . . 108 TOP LEFT—Crossing the finish line in first place is Jane Strause. TOP RIGHT --Running the 440 Relay against Schuylkill Valley is Noreen Kelly. ABOVE— Leaping toward her goal of winning the Long Jump is Noreen Kelly. BELOW— Linda Venkler takes time for a bubble break. TOP— Spear Chucker Cindy Pelton prepares to throw her Javelin. ABOVE— Striving for distance in the Long Jump is Stef Sell. RIGHT—Sue Fick relaxes in the pit. Exeter Opponent 41 Wyomissing 91 331 2 Holy Name 981 2 53 Twin Valley 79 33 Wilson 99 591 2 Conrad Weiser 721 2 38 Reading 94 231 2 Gov. Mifflin 1081 2 38 Schuylkill Valley 94 61 Oley 71 109 Exeter Opponent 0 Mt. Penn 7 1 Fleetwood 6 7 Twin Valley 0 2 Hamburg 5 0 Kutztown 7 1 Brandywine 6 3 Mt. Penn 4 0 Fleetwood 7 7 Twin Valley 0 3 Hamburg 4 1 Kutztown 6 1 Brandywine 6 Boys' tennis, under Mr. Mapes, was played in Spring this year, giving the team more of a chance at the crowded courts. TOP—The players leave for a match. ABOVE LEFT—Doug Art? returns a ball, ABOVE CENTER—Scott Matchett grins as his opponent faults. ABOVE--Matt Gannon performs a serve. LEFT--R. Barrasso, N. Merolli, R. Reinecker, M. Gannon, D. Kelly, S. Matchett, D. Artz, B. Eckenroth, J. Rosenthal. Coach J. Mapes. Mrs. Diane Salks, an energetic member of the Phys. Ed. Department, also advises girls' intramurals. Among her favorite courses to teach is Adapted Phys. Ed. In her spare time, Mrs. Salks enjoys cooking and dancing. Amongthe teachers of mathematics at Exeter High School is Mr. Robert Dahl. Mr. Dahl most enjoys teaching the A. P. Math, course (Calculus), but he also likes to teach and play tennis. Unknown to most people, Mr. Dahl is sometimes called Boo-Boo , but he says his nickname is simply Bob. New to our home-ec department but not without experience is Mrs. Christine Forlini, who has taught foods and clothing classes in other area schools. Mrs. Forlini advises J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders, embroiders and loves to trave. Her nicknames, she said vary from A to Z because hardly anyone pronounces her last name correctly. 112 As musical and chorus director, Mr. Karl Schmidt is quite a music man, but he's also a sports lover. Schmidty enjoys tennis, softball and a good round of golf. An active newlywed and only distaff member of the history department is Mrs. Alys Robertson. Even though advising Band Front occupies lots of her time, she still finds time for sewing, reading, and cooking gourmet dinners for her husband. The smiling English instructor pictured below is Mrs. Audrey Krassowski. The composition pro also excells in needlepoint crafts. Although she doesn't sing to her plants (or students) she tends a greenhouse and makes lovely dried flower arrangements. She finds Lit. of the American West a most interesting course. An active member of the faculty. Mr. Roy Underhill is the Key Club advisor and Varsity Baseball coach. While not teaching history at EHS, Woody enjoys playing golf and working around the house and has got quite a green thumb. Some of Mr. Underhill's favorite mini-courses are Religions of Man, Contemporary Social Problems and History of the 20’s and 30’s. 113 DEBRA LYNNE ALDEN S E N I 0 R S JAYNE MARIE ARTERS MARK A. BANSNER ANGELA MARIA ARNIDIS DOUGLAS GARY ARTZ DEBRA LYNNE ALDEN—Medical Careers Club 10,11,12j Library Aid 10,11,12; Sports Day 11,12. ANGELA MARIA ARNIDIS—Sports Day 10.11.12; Student Council 10; Color Guard 11; ECHO typist 10,11,12. JAYNE MARIE ARTERS—Sports Day 10,12; Library Aid 10,11; Honor Society 12; Medical Careers Club 10,11,12; Chorus 10. 11,12. DOUGLAS GARY ARTZ——Golf 10, Capt. 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Tennis 12. MARK A. BANSNER—Football 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Track 11; Sports Day 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; B. R.O. 10,11,12. MICHAEL J. BARRASSO—Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 10; Track 12; Football 12; B.R.O. 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Student Council 12. EUGENE FRANKLIN BERGSTRESSER—ECHO Graphic Arts 10, Co-Editor 11,12; Sports Day Photographer 11; Sports Day 10,12. MELODY (TOBIAS) BOARDER GARY J. BOYER— Pajama Game 11; Sports Day 10,12; PYEA 11, 12. BELINDA BRESLER—Tennis 10; Student Council 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Sports Day 10,11,12; ECHO 12. BOTTOM LEFT—Beth Stoebenau. MICHAEL J. BARRASSO EUGENE FRANKLIN BERGSTRESSER MELODY (TOBIAS) BOARDER 114 BRENDA LYNN BRICE CAROLYNN A. BURNISH BARBARA ANN BRICK LEY GARY ALFRED CAPKOVIC LESLIE J. CARVER JAMES JOSEPH BRIZEK BRENDA LYNN BRICE BARBARA ANN BRICKEY—Majorette 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Work Program 12; Gym Aide 11. JAMES JOSEPH BRIZEK—FootbaU 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Key-Club 10,11, Treas. 12; National Honor Society 12; Class President 10,11,12. CAROLYNN A. BURNISH—Band 10. GARY ALFRED CAPKOVIC—Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 11; Pit Band 11,12; Pep Band 11,12; Track-Spring 10,11, 12; Track-Winter 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Hi-Y 11; LEO 12. LESLIE J. CARVER RICHARD PERRY CHIRIELEISON BRIAN FRANKLIN CLARK RICHARD PERRY CHIRIELEISON—National Honor Society 12. BRIAN FRANKLIN CLARK—Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 10,11; Commencement Band 10,11; Chorus 11,12; Choral Ensemble 12; Thespians 11,12; The Matchmaker 11; Tire Pajama Game 11; I DO, I DO 12; ECHO 11; Pep Band 12. DONNA M. CLARK LYNNE C LOSE TOP RIGHT—Carolyn Shulze DONNA M. CLARK LYNNE CLOSE 115 GEO. CRAIG CONRAD MARK D. CORK RAN JUDY ANNE DARRAH DEBORAH A. DEBINDER DARYL ANN CROSBY DEBORAH L. DELP DONNA LEE DEPPEN LAUREEN DUNN MARK deTURCK DON DU REN GEO. CRAIG CONRAD—Basketball 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Track 10; Sports Day 10,11,12. MARK D. CORKRAN—Basketball 10; Track-Spring 11,12; Track-Winter 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Cross Country 10, Mang. 12. DARYL ANN CROSBY JUDY ANNE DARRAH—Track 10,11; Sports Day 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Cheerleading Manager 12; ECHO Graphic Arts 10,11,12. DEBORAH A. DE BINDER—VIC A 12. DEBORAH L. DELP—VIC A 12. DONNA LEE DEPPEN--Majorettes 10,11,12; Sports Day 11,12. MARK deTURCK—Football 11,12; Track-Spring 10; Cross Country 10; B.R.O. 10,11, 12; Track-Winter 10; ECHO 10,11, 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Student Council 12. LAUREN DUNN—Hockey 10; Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,12; The Pajama Game 11, Musical 12; Choral Ensemble 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10, DON DUREN—VIC A 10,11,12. TOP RIGHT—Mark deTurck. 116 BOB ECKENROTH—Tennis 10,11,12. ROGER EBERLY—Tennis Manager 10, 11; Bowling 10, 11; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Commencement Band 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 11,12; A. V. 11. GARY ECKERT—Spring Track 10; Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10,11; ECHO 12; Baseball Manager 12. JANET RUTH EDMONSTONE—Chorus 10,11,12. CHERLY EDWARDS—PIONEER 11; ECHO 11, Page Editor 12; Damn Yankees Kind Lady. BRADLEY SCOTT EGOLF—Chorus 11; Band 10, Drum Major 11, 12, Pres. 12; Pit Band 10, 11, 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Sports Day 10,11,12. SHERRY LYNN ENOCH—Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Medical Careers Club 11,12; The Pajama Game ; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Sports Day 10. BRIAN KEITH FAIR—Baseball 12. LINDA A. FEICK—Hockey 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Track 10; Tennis 11; VIC A 11,12. DARRLY L. FOX—Work Program 12. BOTTOM RIGHT—Lauren Hitt. BOB ECKENROTH ROGER EBERLY GARY ECKERT JANET RUTH EDMONSTONE CHERYL EDWARDS BRADLEY SCOTT EGOLF SHERRY LYNN ENOCH BRIAN KEITH FAIR 117 SHARON L. FREY DIANE VIOLA GALLOWAY KEVIN L. FRYMOYER SHARON L. FREY—Bowling 10, 11,12. KEVIN L. FRYMOYER DIANE VIOLA GALLOWAY—ECHO typist 10, 11, 12,• PIONEER 11; Student Council 12; Color Guard 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Work Program 12; Sports Day 12. DANIEL P. GECHTER—Feature Twirler 10, 11,12. DEBORAH LYNN GILBERT—Sports Day 10. KIM MARIE GILES—Cheerleader 10, Co-Capt. 11; Tennis 12; J.A. 12; Gym Aide 12; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 10; PIONEER 12. SUSAN L. GLASE—Bowling 10, 11; Library Aide 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Sports Day 12. LAURIE SUE GOULDEN—Wrestling Cheerleader 10; J. V. Cheerleader 11; Sports Day 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Library Aide 10, 11, 12; NICWE-12; Gym Aide 10, 11, 12; Story Theatre 12; Musical 12. FRANCIS G R IE SEME R—VIC A 12. LORI A. GRIFFITH—Library Aide 10; VICA 11,12. BOTTOM LEFT—Jim Brizek DANIEL P. GECHTER DEBORAH LYNN GILBERT KIM MARIE GILES SUSAN L. GLASE LAURIE SUE GOULDEN 118 PATRICIA A. GROFF RICHARD HALBEISEN HOLLY L. (SWISHER) HACK CAROL ANN HAFER ROBERT E. HAMILTON JANET S. HARNER PATRICIA A. GROFF—-Girls Track-Manager 10,12j Hockey 10; ECHO 10,11,12; Medical Careers Club 10,11, Secretary 12; Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 11,12; Pep Band 11,12; Commencement Band 11; Prom Committee 11. HOLLY L. (SWISHER) HACK CAROL ANN HAFER—Library Aid 12. RICHARD HALBEISEN—Track 10,12; Football 11,12; Cross Country 10; Sports Day 10,11, 12. ROBERT E. HAMILTON—Cross Country 10,11,12; Tennis 10; Baseball Manager 11,12; Wrestling Manager 12; Sports Day 10, JANET S. HARNER--Bowling 10,11,12; Flag Twirler 10,11; Big Silks Captain 12; Sports Day 11,12. MICHAEL A. HART—Spring Track 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Computer Club 12; B. R.O. 10,12. DAVID C. HEFELE—Wrestling 10,11,12; Sports Day 12; Tennis 12. ROBERT L. HEI MB AC H—Sports Day 10,11; VICA 10,11. SCOTT R. HIGH—VICA 10,11,12. TOP RIGHT—Mel Miller MICHAEL A. HART ROBERT L. HEIMBACH DAVID C. HEFELE SCOTT R. HIGH 119 MATTHEW R. HILBERT BLAIR LYN HOLL H. JOSEPH HOOVER CYNTHIA ANN HOUCK DAVID E. HINNERSHITZ LAUREN LEE HITT MATTHEW R. HILBERT—Basketball 10,12, Manager 11; Golf 12; LEO 12; Student Council 12; Thespians 11,12; Prom Committee Char. 11; National Honor Society 12; Band 10,11,12; Kind Lady 11; Matchmaker 11; Musical 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12. DAVID E. HINNERSHITZ—Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10, 11,12. LAUREN LEE HITT—Majorettes 10,11,12; Sports Day 10. BLAIR LYN HOLL—Band 10,11; Story Theater 12; Sports Day 11,12; Musical 12. DANIEL M. HOWE BRIDGET MARY HOWELL-CLARK • H. JOSEPH HOOVER—Footba 11 10,12; VICA 11,12. DAVID HUGHES CYNTHIA ANN HOUCK—Chorus 10,11,12; Choral Ensemble 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Bowling 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Sports Day 10,11,12. DANIEL M. HOWE—Football 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. BRIDGET MARY HOWELL-CLARKE—PYEA 12; Band 10,11, 12; Sports Day 11, 12. DAVID HUGHES—Football 10, ll,Co-Capt. 12; Sports Day 11,12; Work Program 12. MARK RICHARD JANDA—Bowling 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Track-Spring 10; Sports Day 10,12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 11,12. TOP LEFT—Amy Weber MARK RICHARD JANDA 120 ALLAN VANCE JENNINGS—Bowling 10,11,12; Football 11; Sports Day 10,12; Baseball 12. VICKIE LYNN JONES--Brotherhood 10; Tennis 10; Medical Careers Club 10,11,12; Majorettes 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11, 12; Sports Day 11,12; National Honor Society-Treasurer 12. DAVE KANTNER JANET ANN KILYK—Sports Day 11,12; PIONEER 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 10,11, Pit Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Chorus 11,12. MARY JEAN KIRN—Library Aid 10,11,12. ERIC T. K LEINS MI TH—Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Sports Day 10, 11,12. DEBORAH A. KONNICK—Sports Day 10,12. GREGORY JOHN KONOWAU-Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Choral Ensemble 11; Leo 12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; ECHO 12; Stage Crew 11,12; Sports Day 11,12; Pajama Game. TERRY KOZLOWSKI—Work Program 12; VICA 10. JIM KUBOVSAK BOTTOM RIGHT—Kim Giles MARY JEAN KIRN ERIC T. KLEINSMITH ALLAN VANCE JENNINGS VICKIE LYNN JONES JANET ANN KILYK DAVE KANTNER DEBORAH A. KONNICK GREGORY JOHN KONOWAL 121 JOHN ROBERT MICHAEL JEAN KUCZAWA KUBOVSAK JOHN ROBERT MICHAEL KUBOVSAK—Basketball 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Key Club 11,12; Class Vice Pres. 12; Baseball 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 11,12; Sports Day 12; B.R.O. 10,11,12. JEAN KUCZAWA—VIC A 11,12. ROBYN LEIGH LACHOWSKI SHARON M. LEVAN—VICA 11,12; Blowing 10,11; Library Aide 10, 11; Gym Aide 10,11; Sports Day 10,12; Student Council 10; Chorus 10. DANIEL E. LEWALSKI—VICA 11,12. JOANNE L. LONESS—Student Council 10; Sports Day 10. DIANNA LYNN LOTT—Prom Committee 11. PATRICIA A. LUCZEWSKI—Softball 10,11,12; Sports Day 10,12. BEVERLY D. MAST—Color Guard 10,11,12; PYEA 12; Student Council 12; Sports Day 10, 12; Prom Committee 11. MARY ANN MAST—Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 12; Commencement Band 11. BOTTOM LEFT—Walt Sandritter ROBYN LEIGH LACHOWSKI SHARON M. LEVAN 122 CONNIE ELOISE McCABE DEBRAN. MILLER KAREN L. McCOY MELANIE MILLER CHERYL LYNN MENGEL CONNIE ELOISE McCABE—Chorus 10,11,12; Flag Twirler 10, 11,12; LEO 12; ECHO 12; Damn Yankees 10; Pajama Game 11. KAREN L. MCCOY—Cheerleader 10,11,12; J. A. 12; PIONEER 12; Sports Day 11,12; Prom Committee 11. CHERYL LYNN MENGEL—Work Program 12. DEBRAN. MILLER—Library Aide 10; VICA 11,12. MELANIE MILLER—Hockey 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; ECHO Graphics Art 11,12. RUTH E. MILLER- ROBIN LYNN MOYER—Sports Day 10; Student Council 12; ECHO 11, CO-ED. 12; PYEA Sec. 11,12; Brotherhood 12; National Honor Society 12; Flag Twirler 10,11,12; Chorus 10, 11,12; Damn Yankees 10. ANNETTE MURATORE—Band 10,11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Commencement Band 11; Pit Band 11,12; Student Council 10; Y-Teens 10,11; Chorus 11. AUDREY J. OWENS MICHAEL J. OXENFORD—Football 10; Track-Winter 11. TOP RIGHT—Kare Schulze ROBIN LYNN MOYER ANNETTE MURATORE AUDREY J. OWENS MICHAEL J. OXENFORD 123 GARY PENKUNAS ELIZABETH M. PFEFFER MARI CATHERINE PITTARI MICHELLE A. PICCOLO FRANK J. PONDO SCOTT D. PRIEBE GREG RATH MAN RAE LYNN QUINTER MICHELLE A. REAZOR GARY PENKUNAS—Basketball 10; Cross Country 10,11, Capt. 12; Track 10,11; Tennis 12; Sports Day 12; Winter Track 10, 11; Key-Club 11,12. ELIZABETH M. PFEFFER—Library Aide 10,11,12; Medical Careers Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Musical 12; The Miracle Worker 12; Chorus 12. MICHELLE ALICE PICCOLO—Basketball 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Spring Track 10, Co-Capt. 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, Pres, 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Sec. 12; Gym Aide 10,11; Silver Whistle 10; 12th Night 10; Damn Yankees 10; Kind Lady 11; Pajama Game 11. MARI CATHERINE PATTARI—Cheerleading 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Tennis 12; Chorus 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Class Sec. 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Choral Ensemble 12; Sports Day 10,11; Jr. Miss Rep. KATHLEEN MARIE PIZZUTO—Sports Day 10,11,12; Color Guard 11; Student Council 10; Work Program 12. FRANK J. PONDO SCOTT D. PRIEBE—Wrestling 10,12; Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 11; LEO Pres. 12; Sports Day 10,12. RAE LYNN QUINTER GREG RATHMAN—Golf 10,11,12; VIC A 10,11,12. MICHELLE A. REAZOR—Band 10,11,12; Medical Careers Club 10,11, 12. TOP LEFT—Mike Barrasso 124 KAREN REBER—Prom Committee 11; Gym Aide 11,12; Library Aide 11,12; Sports Day 11. ROSLYN ANN REINECKER—PYEA 12; Majorettes 11; Sports Day 11,12; Feature Twirler 12. BARRY L. REISIG—Football 10,11,12; Track-Spring 10; Track-Winter 10; B.R.O. 10,11,12. LORETTA KAY RHINE—Hockey 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Softball 10,11,12; National Honor Society Vice Pres. 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Gym Aide 10,11,12. PERRY E. RHOADS--V1CA 10,12; Football 10; Cross Country 11, Co-Capt. 12; Track-Winter 11,12; Track-Spring 10,11, 12; Wrestling 10; Sports Day 12; J. A. Vice-Pres. 12. KAREN P. RICHARD—Sports Day 10,12. KATHY ANNE RIMBY—Commencement Band 11; National Honor Society 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Band 10,11, Vice-Pres. 12; Medical Careers Club 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Brotherhood 10. ROBERT EDWIN ROCHELLE—B.md 10,11,12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 12. FRANK ROGERS—Band 10,11,12; ECHO Graphics Art 10,11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 10,11,12; Sports Day 10, PIONEER 11,12; Commencement Band 10,11; ECHO Photographer 10,11,12. JAY ALAN ROSENTHAL—ECHO Page Editor 10,11; Student Council 12; NIVWE Editor 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Work Program 12; Class Treas. 10,11,12; Twelfth Night 10; Prom Committee 11; Sports Day 10,11,12; B. R. O. 10,11,12. BOTTOM RIGHT—Cheryl Weeast PERRY E. RHOADS FRANK ROGERS KAREN P. RICHARD JAY ALAN ROSENTHAL KAREN REBER ROSLYN ANN REINECKER BARRY L. REISIG KATHY ANNE RIMBY LORETTA KAY RHINE ROBERT EDWIN ROCHELLE 125 RICKEY R. ROTHWELL LEON ROW WALTER SANDRITTER EARL JOHN SATTER, JR. RICKEY R. ROTHWELL—Sports Day 10,12. LEON ROW—J. A. 12. WALTER SANDRITTER—Football 11,12; Track 10; B.R.O. EARL JOHN SATTER, JR.—Sports Day 11,12. GARY E. SCHIESSLER VIRGINIA D. SCHLEGEL—Sports Day 10,12. FREDRICK H. SCHMIDT—Baseball 10; Student Council 11; Sports Day 10; Work Program 12. CRAIG M. SCHOFER—Band 10, 11; LEO 12; Pep Band 10, 11, Sports Day 12. CAROLYN LOUISE SCHULZE—LEO 12; Flag Twirler 10,11, Capt. 12; Chorus 11,12; ECHO typist 10,11,12. KAREN LYNN (MILLER) SCHULZE BOTTOM LEFT—Barry Reisig GARY E. SCHIESSLER VIRGINIA D. SCHLEGEL FREDRICK H. SCHMIDT CRAIG M. SCHOFER 126 TERRY SCHULZE BRIAN PAUL SCHWARTZ DONNA EILEEN SEIDEL WENDY CORA SEIVARD CAROL LYNN SHAFFER TERRY SCHULZE—Wrestling 10; Spring Track 10; B. R.O. 10,11,12. BRIAN PAUL SCHWARTZ—Wrestling 10,11; Track-Spring 10; Sports Day 10,11,12. GENE S. SEDOTI—Bowling 10,11,12; LEO 12; VICA 10,11, 12; Hi-Y 11; Sports Day 10,11,12; J. A. 12. DONNA EILEEN SEIDEL—Majorettes 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11, 12; ECHO typist 10, Co. Ed. 11,12; Work Program 12. WENDY CORA SEIVARD—Gym Aide 11; Prom Committee 11; Work Program 12. CAROL LYNN SHAFFER—Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Jazz Band 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Medical Careers Club 10, treas. 11, Vice. Pres. 12; Pit Band 11,12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Ski Club 10; Brotherhood 10. KEIKO (KAY) SHIRAISHI—Basketball 12; PYEA 12; Sports Day 12. NADINE M. SHIREY--Brotherhood 10; Band 10,11; Chorus 10, 11,12; Damn Yankees 10; LEO 12; PIONEER 12; Pit Band 11; Musical 12. CINDY DIANNE SHIRK—Band 10,11,12; Wrestling cheerleader 11, 12; Brotherhood 11; VICA 12; Pep Band 11; Story Theater 12; Commencement Band 11; Gym Aide 10; Sports Day 12. MARTIN D. SHURR—Baseball 10,11,12; Football Mgr. 11, 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Key-Club 11,12. TOP RIGHT—Frank Rogers. KEIKO (KAY) SHIRAISHI NADINE M. SHIREY CINDY DIANE SHIRK MARTIN D. SHURR 127 1 ADRIA H. STACKHOUSE ROBERT J. STEINER CYNTHIA L. SIMMON MARICA IRENE SIMMONS BLAIR MORGAN SLEPPY III DAVID SMITH JODY SPATZ JOSEPH KEITH SPIES JANET ELIZABETH STAMM SANDRA SUE STIEFF CYNTHIA L, SIMMON—Hockey 10,11; Wrestling Cheerleader 10; Band 10; Drum Majorette 11; Color Guard Captain 12; Sports Day 10,12; PYEA 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pep Band 10,11; Pit Band 10,11; Prom Committee 11. MARCIA IRENE SIMMONS—J.A. 10; Medical Careen; Club 11, Tres. 12; Library Aide 12; Prom Committee 11; Pajama Game 11; Work Program 12. BLAIR MORGAN SLEPPY, III—Football Mgr. 11; Wrestling 10,12; Hi-Y 10,11; LEO 12; Sports Day 10; VIC A 11,12. DAVID SMITH—Wrestling 10,11. JODY SPATZ—LEO 12; Majorette 10,11, Capt. 12; Chorus 11,12; ECHO Typist 10,11,12; Work Program 12. JOSEPH KEITH SPIES—A.V. 10,11,12; Sports Day 11,12; Track 12; Work Program 12. ADRIA H. STACKHOUSE—Chorus 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,12; Tennis 11; Ski Club 10; Sports Day 10,11,12; ECHO 10,11, Pg. ED. 12. JANET ELIZABETH STAMM—Hockey 10,11,12; Ski Club 10; Majorettes 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Choral Ensemble 12; National Honor Society 12; Medical Careers Club 11,12; Pajama Game 11; Storybook Theater 12; Sports Day 10,11, 12; Track 12. ROBERT J. STEINER—Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 10,11, 12; Winter Track 10,11; LEO Board Of Directors 12; National Honor Society 12; Sports Day 11,12. SANDRA SUE STIEFF—Band Front Manager, Asst. 11,12. TOP LEFT—Janet Kilyk. 128 BETH ANN STOEBENAU—Cheerleader 10,11, Co.-Capt. 12; Sports Day 10,11,12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 12; Chorus 12; Prom Committee 11; PIONEER 12. RANDY GEORGE STRAIN—'Wrestling 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10, 11; LEO Treas. 12; Track 10,11,12; VICA 11,12; Sports Day 10,11. KATHY A. SUCHOMELLY—Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 11; LEO 12; Pit Band 11,12; Pep Band 12; Sports Day 10, 11,12. VICKI LYNN SWEIGERT—Stage Crew 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Sports Day 10,11, 12; Prom Committee 11; PYEA 11,12; Thespians 11,12; LEO 12; Chorus 12; J.A. 11; The Miracle Worker 11; Damn Yankees 10. ROBERT G. SZAJNA--Basketball 10; Computer Club 12; Student Council 12; B.R.O. 10,11,12; Key-Club 11, Pres. 12; Football 11; Tennis 12; Twelfth Night 10. KARENS. TAGLANG—PYEA 10, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Basketball 10,12; Tennis 10; Sports Day 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Marshall Commencement 11. ARIANE LOUISE TERRY—Student Council 11; Wrestling Cheerleader 10, Co-Capt. 11, 12; Track 10; Sports Day 11, 12; Y-Committee 11; Brotherhood 10; Medical Careers Club 10; Childrens Theater seamstress 12; Musical seamstress 12. CYNTHIA M. THOMAS—Prom Committee 11; Work Program 12. DAVID THOMAS—Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12; Track-Spring 11,12; Track-Winter 11,12. STEPHEN W. TORMA—Football 11,12; B.R.O. 11,12. BOTTOM RIGHT: Adria Stackhouse. BETH ANN STOBENAU KATHY A. SUCHOMELLY RANDY GEORGE STRAIN VICKI LYNN SWEIGERT ROBERT G. SZAJNA KAREN S. TAGLANG ARIANE LOUISE TERRY CYNTHIA M. THOMAS 129 BRUCE A. TROXELLE BRUCE A. TROXELLE MICHELE LYNN VACCARO PETER G. WALDMAN DEBRA CHARLOTTE WALKER MICHELE LYNN VACCARO—Y-Teens 10,11; Chorus 11,12; Majorettes 11; Big Silks 12; Tennis 10. PETER G. WALDMAN—ECHO Graphic Arts 10,12. DEBRA CHARLOTTE WALKER—Prom Committee 11; Sports Day 11,12. PERRY WALTRICH—Track-Spring 10,11; Track-Winter 11; Cross Country 11; Pit Band 10; Band 10; Sports Day 10,11,12. CINDY L. WEAVER—Chorus 10,11,12; LEO 12; Sports Day EASTMAN J. WEAVER—Wrestling 11; Sports Day 11,12. AMY ELIZABETH WEBER—Band 10,11; Prom Committee 11. CHERYL LEE WEEAST—Children's Theater 12; Musical 12; Softball 10,12; Sports Day 12; Prom Committee 11; J.A. 12; Band 10,11,12; Brotherhood 12; Student Council 12; NICWE 12; Commencement Band 10,11; Pit Band 11,12. GARY STEVEN WEGMAN—Football 10,11,12; Twelth Night 10; National Honor Society 12; Wrestling 11,12; Key-Club 10, Treas. 11, Vicc-Pres. 12; Band 10; Student Council 12; B.R.O. 10,11,12. BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Penkunas. PERRY WALTRICH CINDY L. WEAVER EASTMAN J. WEAVER CHERYL LEE WEEAST AMY ELIZABETH WEBER GARY STEVEN WEGMAN 130 CINDY WEIDENHAMMER CAROL ANNE WENTZ EL JEROME A. WENGER KATHLEEN M. WENT LING DARRELL WENTZEL JAMIE A. WERT CINDY WEIDENHAMMER—Student Council 11; Thespians 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Library Aide 11; PYEA 12: Damn Yankees 10; Kind Lady 11; Matchmaker 11; Pajama Game 11; Miracle Worker 12; Sports Day 12; LEO 12. JEROME A. WENGER—Track-Winter 10; Work Program 12. KATHLEEN M. WENTLING—Prom Committee 11; Student Council 10. CAROL ANNE WENTZEL—Basketball 10; Sports Day 10; Color Guard 11. DARRELL WENTZEL JAMIE A WERT TIMOTHY S. WESTLEY—Hi-Y 11. CYNTHIA A. WIEDER—Sports Day 10,12. ELIZABETH ANNE WILCOX—NIC WE 12; Children's Theater 12; Student Council 12; Musical 12; Gym Aide 12. JO ANN WILLIAMS—Basketball 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Band 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Sports Day 10,11,12; National Honor Society Pres. 12; Tennis 12; Hockey Mgr. 11; PYEA 12; Gym Aide 10,11; Class Vice-Pres. 10,11; Commencement Band 10; Pit Band 11,12; Commencement Marshall 11. TOP RIGHT: Mike Barrasso. ELIZABETH ANNE WILCOX JO ANN WILLIAMS 131 GARY WINTERHALTER KATHY D. WOLF MARY SUSAN WOYNAROWSKI CHERYL L. WRENTZEL JACKIE LYNN YOCUM ROBERT A. ZEIGENFUSE STEPHEN C. ZIEMBA RANDY BIALAS GARY WINTERHALTER—Track-Spring 10,11,12j Wrestling 10; Hi-Y 10; Sports Day 10,11,12; Track-Winter 12. KATHY D. WrOLF—Track 10; 11; Medical Careers Club 12; Chorus 10,11,12. MARY SUSAN WOYNAROWSKI—Track-Spring 10; Hockey 10, 11, CO-CAPT. 12; Basketball Mgr. 12; Sports Day 10 11.12; PYEA 11, Treas. 12; Brotherhood 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; ECHO 10, Pg. Ed. 11, CO-Editor 12; Band 10,11,12; Commencement Band 11; Pit Band 11, 12. CHERYL L. WRENTZEL—Band 10,11,12; Pit Band 12; Pep Band 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Choral Ensemble 12. JACKIE LYNN YOCUM—ECHO Typist 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Choral Ensemble 12. 132 ROBERTA. ZEIGENFUSE—Wrestling 10,11, Capt. 12; Hi-Y 10,11; LEO 12; Cross Country 12; Sports Day 11,12. STEPHEN C. ZIEMBA—National Honor Society 12. RANDY BIALAS TOP LEFT—Bindy Bresler LEFT—Doug Arte and Blair Holl TOP LEFT—Seniors who are without formal pictures: Norman Lloyd, Judy Aims. Robert Unger. TOP RIGHT—Loretta Rhine thinks that seeing is believing. RIGHT—Kay Shiraishi andKozo Tanaka, exchange students from Japan, seen with their friends. FAR RIGHT--Doug Artz, Blair Holl and Randy Bialis pondering over noontime chess. BELOW—Elected to guide the Class of 1975 are officers, Treasurer Jay Rosenthal, seated, and standing, Vice President John Kubovsak, President James Brizek and Secretary Michele Piccole, with Faculty Advisor David Ernes. 133 JANET STAMM ARIANE TERRY MICHELLE PICCOLO Who s Who Among U.S. High School Students TOP TEN SENIORS Janet Stamm, Connie McCabe, Donna Seidel, Kathy Rimby, Jo Ann Williams, Scott Priebe, Matthew Hilbert, James Brizek, Gary Wegman, Rich Chirileison. STEVE HARDINGER—Science Fair Chemistry winner CAROL WENTZEL Betty Crocker Award DEBBIE ALDEN, CHERYL PRATER, BRIAN CLARK Farm Show Winners JAMES THOMAS MICHAEL RARRASSO All-County Track JIM BREZEK: 1st recipient C. Ohlinger Memorial Scholarship. FRANK ROGERS, KIP SMOREY Reiffton Women's Club Art Contest— Photography VICKIE JONES, ARIANE TERRY National Merit Letters of Commendation GENE SEDOTI, DOUG ARTZ, MATT HILBERT, CHERYL EDWARDS Youth in Government Day Representatives JANE STRAUSE Girls Track All-County record in the 880 yd. run. FRANK BERGSTRESSER, MELANIE MILLER, JUDY DARRAH, PETER WALDMAN Susquehanna Litho-Club Graphic Arts W'inners 135 LINDA SCORNAVACCHI Finalist in Piano--Berks Woman's Clubs. On a Sunday afternoon in May. . . BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT OUCH—That's me . . . The final rites of the Class of 1975 find a few doubts in the mind, some hesitation in the step and a brief moistening of the eye. It's all over . . . and still . . . Though we may go our separate ways, remembering you through all our days . . . Hail, Alma Mater! The Graduates listen to the speakers and smile, for commencement is also joyful. No more lessons ... no more books ... no more teachers . . . Tomorrow I'm going to . . . 136 Early evening on the 4th of June 1975 . . . Two by Two . . . The guide is right. Faculty, Parents and . . . uh . . . Some came early. Music hath charm. It gives me great pleasure to . . . 137 Now hear this . . . Oh Exeter to thee we raise our gratitude . . . ii We finally got our chance to speak our minds. This I believe As we go forward . . . There is much more in our world that needs changing. 139 The envelope, please. The Class of 1975 passes on . . . These Spring Days Are Peculiarly Pleasant. Clockwise: Mike Barrasso, Beth Stoe-benau, Bindy Bresler, Ros Reinecker, and Dave Thomas; Kim Wolfe; Jr. —Sr. Prom; Karen Taglang; Mark Trievel; Charlie Morgan, Greg Konowal and Janet Bartoli. 140 Clockwise: Cathie and Jodi Geiger; Tim Westley; Courtney Lutz; Tony Muratore; Robin Grabert; Mr. Shank; Miss Louisa Houck. 141 CLASS OF ’75 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND BEST WISHES FOR A PRODUCTIVE FUTURE. YOUR A.P.T. SERVING EXETER SCHOOLS 142 ST. LAWRENCE SUNOCO SERVICE STATION PANTRY PRIDE Reading Mall THE C.R. KLINE PRESS, INC. Complete Letterpress Service Compliments of Box 611 Jacksonwald SOUTH END GUN CLUB RD 3 Reading Pa. Lorane, Pa. Phone: 779-1370 Compliments of JACKSONWALD STORE INC. Groceries, Gas, and Oil y' and Ice Cubes FEGLEY’S RESTAURANT R.F. Donaghty—Proprietor ■m N 0 R G p ' LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING VILLAGE KRUEGER’S AMERICAN Also Coin Op Dry Cleaning and Pressing 22 Howard Blvd. Mount Penn, Pa. 321 Perkiomen Ave. Reiffton U-Haul Rentals 143 ANTHONY B. CLABATIONI PROP. Congratulations Class of 1975 After you tame the streets, answer the call of the wild. 1975 Kawasaki Enduros 6 dual-purpose bikes for good times on the street or on the trails. D.B. DIEFENDERFERAND BRO. INC. Kawasaki lets the good times roll 117 Prospect St. Reading, Pa. 19606 KAWASAKI VILLAGE INC. 2201 Denglier St. Mt. Penn., Pa. FAMARJE BEAUTY BROTHERS SALON MFG. COMPANY Antietam Valley Shopping Center Phone: 779-2388 3359 St. Lawrence Ave. St. Lawrence Pa. 19606 Mon. 9-5 Tues. 9-9 Wed. 9-9 Thurs. 9-9 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 8-5 144 J.W. LEINBACH HARDWARE 2239 Perkiomen Ave. Mt. Penn. Reading Pa. Phone: 779-6330 PET AND AQUA CENTER DUTCH COLONY MOTOR INN Zimmerweg Kennels 4635 Perkiomen Ave. Reading Mall Reading, Pa. Reiffton “Antique Airplane Restaurant” 19606 Cocktail Lounge Phone: (215) 779-7846 Party and Cocktail Rooms Call 779-2345 ENVIROHOUSING INC. Modular Manufacturers and Developers Rt. 422 Birdsboro, Pennsylvania 19508 Phone: 215-582-2255 146 FRANK ROGERS AND SONS Interior and Exterior Painting Roof and Spray Painting Swimming Pools Sandblasting and Paper Hanging RD 2 Birdsboro, Pa. 215-582-2470 BORTZ GARDEN CENTER FOX THEATRES Landscaping Service New Home Planning—Planting Stepping Stone Walks Shrub and Evergreen Pruning Fox North Fox East Fox Midtown Jackson wald 779-1190 147 STANFORD’S MT. PENN EXXON State Inspection—Minor Repairs 2105 Howard Boulevard, Mt. Penn, Pa. IDEAL AUTO BODY SHOP Phone 779-7431 WESTLEY HARDWARE 301 E. First Street Phone 779-6095 Birdsboro, Pa. 19508 D K OFFICE EQUIPMENT Paint Hardware Sales • Service • Supplies Plumbing Supplies Garden Supplies 2401 Perkiomen Avenue Paul Dietrich Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. Bernard Kelly Phone: 582-8741 Come see us. bu’ll meet some of the nicest people. BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA 148 RICHARD I. HART, INC. Complete Insurance Service Antietam Valley Shopping Center FIES CATERING SERVICE 779-3286 Phone: 779-3116 (Nights: 374-5117) Compliments of OLEY TURNPIKE DAIRY Oley, Penna. PHILLIPS BROTHERS INC. For Faster Service— Phone Ahead Allow 20 Minutes Eat In—Carry Out PIZZA HUT 2831 Perkiomen Avenue Reading. Pa. 19606 Furniture Appliances MARTY’S AMOCO Located on Route 724 Between Gibraltar Birdsboro St. Lawrence Ave. Bingaman St. St. Lawrence, Penna. 19606 Open Evenings Til 9:00 P.M. Phone: 779-9909 Phone: 582-2745 Phone: 779-4930 Estimates Furnished on Request EDWIN M. YODER SON CO. Plumbing, Heating 2317 Perkiomen Ave. Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. 19606 4625 5th St. Highway, Temple 3108 Perkiomen Ave., Reading 1842 Kutztown Rd., Reading 149 Gary Capkovic Matthew Hilbert Greg Konowal Connie McCabe Scott Priebe Craig Schofer Carolyn Schulze Cindy Weaver Cindy Weidenhammer Robert Zeigenfuse Gene Sedoti Nadine Shirey Blair Sleppy Jody Spatz Robert Steiner Randy Strain Kathy Suchomelly n LEO wishes all members of the Class of 1975 and especially our graduating LEO Charter Members the opportunity to fulfill their dreams and goals in life. 150 “Our Concern Is for Your Security.” YODER’S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER HAROLD W. REICH Columbia Avenue —General Insurance— Stony Creek Mills 19 N. 22nd St. Telephone: 779-5820 Mt. Penn, Pa. 19606 Phone 779-7112 1 Cambt o i barbers GOOD LUCK SENIORS From the Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders WELLERS CERAMIC SHOP Fairview Chapel Road Box 322 RD 3 Birdsboro, Pa. Instructions, Greenware, Firing and Supplies. Quality Discounts DONALD BADINGER Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 207 Taft Avenue Stony Creek, Pa. 19606 151 ssv- V 6 .CJtp 1 % r -,0) Ka rv. T'a Lasxy bob VoctKlte ' ■ CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS 152 JIM RAU’S SUNOCO 24 Hour AAA Road Service State Inspection 47th and Phila. Pike Reading, Pa. Dial 779-3855 Guaranteed Repair Work “Your Complete Tire Store” Full Line of Kelly Springfield Tires Front End Alignment On-the-Car Spin Balancing OLEY LINE FOOD MARKET Harold J. Endy Limekiln, Pa. 19535 Phone: 689-5497 Keep on Truckin’ Seniors! Compliments of the Wrestling Cheerleaders yfgefs jnrnnriTTnrTSF 153 VACUUM FORMING Specializing in Plastics For Packaging Industrial Applications • Blisters • Hlistui Pnckttglny • Blister Curds • Skin Packaging Boards • Bay Sealing • Die Cutting • Hot Stamping • Trays Inserts • Any Quantity Large Or Small Complete Design Development Service WEIDNER PRODUCTS, INC. P. 0. Box 4175, Mt. Penn Reading, Penna. 19606 Plant: Bldg. 241, Reading Municipal Airport Phone: 215-373-5302 BOSCOV’S Reading—Lebanon—Pottsville TOM’S TV SALES SERVICE RD 2 Rt. 422 Birdsboro, Penna. 582-3079 LUTZ FUNERAL HOME Established 1884 J. ELMER LUTZ, JR. Third Generation Owner 155 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 from the 156 BAND FRONT AND COLOR GUARD CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PYEA 157 MERRITT’S MUSEUM PEST CONTROL TERMITE CONTROL of the Pennsylvania Dutch Douglassville RD 2 Located on Rt. 422 Between Reading and Pottstown Hours: Lawn Care Weekdays 10 to 5 Sundays 11 to 5 cEHRUCHS Phone: 385-3408 Professional Pest Control Since 1928 CHARLIE’S VALLEY INN 900 Byram St. Pennside Reading, Pa. Catering to Parties and Banquets Dinners Daily From 5P.M. Entertainment Cocktail Bar Phone 779-5510 CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE Exeter's Home Furnishings Center Auf Wiedersehen, Seniors From 7-2r Class of 1979 158 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From THE BOOSTER’S CLUB Good Luck to the Class of ’75 From the SENIOR KEY CLUBBERS BEST WISHES FROM JUNIOR HIGH BAND CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 1975 Jacksonwald Elementary 162 THE BUDDIES NURSERY R.D. 3 582-2410 Birdsboro, Pa. 163 ALAN STRAUSS REG. PHARMACIST FOR FAST CHEERFUL DELIVERY CALL 779-4400 CARSONIA ENDLICH AVE. MT. PENN Best Wishes From SHIRLEY THOMAS SCHOOL OF DANCE Expert Teaching Methods Children of All Ages 7 South Fourth Street Reading, Penna. Phone: 376-5555 JOHN A. BARRASSO CONCRETE CONTRACTER 779-2263 THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1975 “WE THINK YOU’RE GREAT” MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL VACCARO CREST WOOD 165 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1975 FROM THE Y-TEENS WEGMAN CATERING RICHARD H. RIMBY DEVELOPER BUILDER OECRESTWOOD ADJACENT TO REIFFTON CENTRAL BRASS WORKS RICKY’S STEEL ERECTION Post Office Box 26, Birdsboro, Po. 19508 Designers and Manufacturers Custom Lighting Werner F. Rosacker—Prop. 26 South 10th Street Reading, Pa. 19606 Dyes and Chemicals Reading, Pa. 19605 (215) 926-4151 167 LOTSA’ LUCK SENIORS FROM YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD STUDENT COUNCIL Best Wishes From EXETER JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of ADAMS, EISHENHOWER, MECKLEY ARCHITECTS RAY’S MOTOR SERVICE 311 Phila Pike Reading, Pa. Best Wishes Yamaha Sales and Service Phone: 779-2700 Can You Find We Have It. to the Class of 1975 THESPIAN TROUPE 1533 170 SUBURBIA SAFETY CENTER Wheel alignment and balancing Phone: 779-3920 Boyertown Pike in Jacksonwald State Inspection Spray Painting Body Repairs General Repairs COMPLIMENTS OF � NATIONAL BANK OF BOYERTOWN EXETER OFFICE JACKSONWALD. READING. PA. 19606 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM F.D.I.C. YOUR FRIENDL Y CORNER BANK B.R.O. BOTTOM ROW: L. Moyer, M. Shurr, T. Wesley, M. Bansner, T. Schulze. Second Row: D. Mitchell, B. Reisig, J. Rosenthal, K. Kemp. Third Row: S. Kahler, B. Szajna, W. Sandritter. Fourth Row: J. Kubovsak, M. Hart. Fifth Row: M. Austin, S. Torma, M. Barrasso ABOVE RIGHT— How do you spell your BELOW RIGHT— Keep away from wat-name again? C-u-p-i? BELOW LEFT er. Dry clean only. -- Start climbing when I count to . . . uh . . . three. ei « 173 “I am not afraid of tomorrow For I have seen yesterday And I love today.” Best of luck to the Class of ’75 From the Brotherhood Club Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From B.E.E. Taping Service 140 West 48th St., Reading Phone No. 779-1811 “Tapes for the Whole Family’ Best of Luck From GENE E. DEREN ELECTRONICS 45 N. 23rd St. Mt. Penn cl, Hairstyling with Distinction ris at park place 2514 Park St., Pennside Call 779-6565 Good Luck From the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 174 Lot’s of Luck Best Wishes Class of ’75 From ANTIETAM VALLEY CHEZ-PAULETTE LIONS CLUB FASHIONS Good Luck Seniors From PURDON’S HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Lancaster and Lynoak Avenues WEGMAN CATERING (Across From Shillington Shopping Center) R.D.2 Shillington, Pa. 19607 Douglasville, Pa. 19518 215-777-3742 Hours: Phone: 689-9384 Tuesday Through Saturday—9:30 to 5:30 Thursday Evening—6:30 to 8:30 Closed Mondays WINTERHALTER’S BICYCLE TO GALE RINGLER—Plenty of peanut butter and SHOP plays, never being able to REACH you, but still communicating somehow—add a little flaming Agnes and a party or two and we can do anything. TO GABI Featuring the Finest GANNON—Christmas gifts and German Class treats; European Bicycles—Gitane, cupcakes and Trick or Treat bags; the play VINEY Eddy Merckx, Valgan, didn’t make it to; being my only hope and our talks of people and . . . life. TO VICKI REESER—Troubled and Paris Sport times for us both, tears, friendly arguments and pep- Custom Frames—Bob Jackson 1 permint lifesavers; lost dreams and forgotten hopes, Alan Aluminum Frames—Ron Kitchen somewhere, love and strength was in us and we made it. Sales and Services All of these memories and many others, some good . . . some bad . . . are ones I hope wont be forgotten. Good Located at 422 Fairview luck in life and take care. Chapel Road Phone 582-8926 Cinder Berks County’s Finest Shop for the Pro 175 jc SS i)« � « Jfc Jfc Sfc SjC 5[C )J� J� p rpoNS IjSpFn. a w'Zsf' 7 T V -djj 'Y 3qKEeL E!i2 £ ' A Friend J ADIE S. LOVES A POTATO Barbara Allison Karen Allwein Amy and Kevin THE ANDREW SISTERS AND POOPSIjfr Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews BABY LOVES TEDDY BARB AND BRAD BARRY AND TERI MR. and MRS. Eugene A. Bastini Gail L. Batastini FUllS._Geqrge Benes Barry and rTfrom Hare and Dimples Bev ICHOPPERTOWN Boys Bonnie, and ' Faye Bennett Berjy and Banana Vicki Bertolet Best Wishes-to Kim and Roy—4 ever. Blair-27, Gene-28, Randy-29, Al-30 BoBo and the WO Josie, Lori, and Phtt)g’7J Mrs. Ruth Bortz Mr. and Mrs. Boyer break-a-leg Mr. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Brown Frau Brown James Brown Mr. and Mrs. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Mex Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Paul hi. Care, Leslie Cary Christman Cindyand Paul',. Melody and Kevin, Good Luck Class of ”75 Complii Congratulationa ‘'Shortsvand Chase” Crash and Butch Tj Mr. and Mrs. George Brizek, Brown Howard R. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. itchen Good Luck to the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Goodwin and Family Mrs. E. Grant Rod Hand Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heilman E. Herman Class of 75 from Dave Daniels, from Dantie “The Mexican Chihuahua’ IOHN DEMILLE Diane and Scott— together forever Dominic Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Doskus Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Evans Tom Farina and Kim Giles Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Faust Debbie Fick Kathleen Fick Family The Field Hockey Team Debbie Falmm Robert Fleck John and Christine Forlini Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of ’75—Betty Frable Elmer and Nancy Francis Mr. and Mrs. John Fedorowish Mr. and Mrs. Gene Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Larry Galloway Matthew Gannon The Eleven Geigers and Chu-Chu Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Geiger Holly) HeatheL and Hugh Genserper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Good hart Mr. and Mrs. ley Margolis” Mr. and Mrs. Robert High The High SchookKitchen Hit the road. Jack, KAA Herb and Nancy Hoover Mark (ThefNight Stalker) Hoover Mrs. Anna Mae Huber Mr. and Mrs. Richard Janda John and Deb. Harvey and Wendy The Five Kamms and Snoopy Kathy and Jerry—forever Kathy and Rose ’77 Mrs. Richard C. Keller Mr. and Mrs. William Kitzmiller Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kleinsmith Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kohl Mr. and Mrs. John Konowal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Koste Mr. and Mrs. M. George Krassowski Mr. and Mrs. John Kroutch Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kuczawa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lantz ’ Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Leinbach Family JOANNE LONESS AND PAT KELLY i EVER Mr. and Mrs. Craig Long Family Jean Long FVau Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac-Lean Mark and Roslyn and Joshua, our dog Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Mast Good Luck Seniors—Mr. McElhattan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Menet Elizabeth Metz Lou and Ginny Meyer Michele Bob Mrs. John W. Miller Mr. and|Mrs. George Moore and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray Nadine and Barfy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Norton Mr. and Mrs. Ortwein Pam and James Pat-n- Brian—July 3, 1976 Good Luck Seniors! Sylvia Pearson Penn Mall Take-Out—Joe and Jackie Judy and Beth Petitjean Pittman and Stubs W.Q. Printz Mr. Robert Rasbridge Best Wishes from “Reh and Leh” Dr. and Mrs. Dale H. Reinecker R.M. Reitz and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Galen D. Ringler Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers Michael R. Rogers Mr. Thomsa Rohrbach Rusty and Joy—true love THE SANDS FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sehmidt, Jr. Mrs. Edwina J. Schofer Mr. and Mrs. Richard, C. Schwartz Scott and Carolynn forever Mr. and Mrs, Ronald E. Seidel Seidel, Stamm, Schulze Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Senkowski Glenn Shirey Mimi A. Shurr Mr. and Mrs. William E. Simmon The So| Sokolow Mr. and Mrs. Carl Solarek and Children Joe Spies Steve an Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sudock and Family Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. Swe Shuhler Best Wishes to graduates of 1975—from Mr. Mrs. T. and Annl Raelynn TheTecklenburg Family Mr. TheoTerefencko Think about it!!! ................ — ------—- am Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. and Mrs. John Styer, Sr. Vicki Sweigert and Mic larie Tallness Lynne and Sh P ATRO N S Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas Tigger and Pooh! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toye Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Trostle Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Underhill Hennietta R. Van Coeur Mr. and Mrs. Randy Van Fleet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venkler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ruth W. Watson Cindy Weaver and Dyke Sassamen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Weber “Weese” Cindy Weidenhammer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weidenhammer Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Woolheater and Family Patricia L. Yohe Your Friendly Yearbook Adviser SPONSORS ’S5 “Compliments” from Adams Dry Cleaners A Friend A Friend Bowl-o-rama Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brizek, Sr. Brown’s Music House, Inc. Dewald’s Grocery Store Carol Ennis Dance Studio “Compliments” from a Professional Friend Mr. and Mrs. Harold Groff Hafer Petroleum Equipment, Ltd. Elaine Hafer’s Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Iuison, D. Sc. Stanley G. Kilyk—Builder Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kubovsak Dr. Bruce May, Optometrist Joyce McCoy’s Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Pellegrino and Family Penn Distributing Co. Dr. and Mrs. Dale H. Reinecker Rocky’s Pizza Seafood Shanty C.M. Shirey Son General Contractors Stonersville Hotel, Howard and Naomi Lesher Sunset Diner The One Hundred Point Club— Bar, Bitz and Bizer. Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Waldman, Jr. J.L. Weaver, General Contractor Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Wegman Nancy Whitcraft’s Beauty Salon « � � � � .� � � � ... «� � � � « � . 177 178 179 180 181 LEFT—Cindy Kline and Lee Pellegrino devote many after school hours laying out pages. Center--Senior Staff member Beth Stoebanau cheers at a game. BELOW—Purdon’s photographer Robert Rasbride poses with Cathie at the prom, ABOVE—First Row: T. Stapleton. Second Row: J. Long, J. Cambria, N. Meroli, K. Wolfe, K. McCoy, M. Gannon. Third Row: K. Powell, A. Leinbach, B. Kroutch, K. Kohl, L. Pellegrino, C. Kline. Fourth Row: N. Shirey, G. Hart, K. Giles. Efforts of PIONEER Staff Produce Yearbook PIONEER ’75 is not dedicated to anyone or thing but rather inspired to the works of Henry David Thoreau. Based on the school seasons, we have combined Thoreau's ideas with the events of the 1974-75 school year. Many people have worked hard laying out and designing pages, writing copy, and finding pictures. The staff deserves much praise because without them memories would fade too soon and faces would be forgotten. 182 TOP LEFT—Editors Frank Rogers, Gale Ringler and Cathie Geiger pause during a busy winter picture taking session. ABOVE—Everybody is camera happy. Luckily senior photography editor Frank Rogers takes it in his stride. BELOW— Co-Editors-in-chief: Gale Ringler and Cathie Geiger Senior Photography editor: Frank Rogers, Advisor Mr. Harry Shank, Business Manager Miss Gail Batastini. Der Faithful Fuhrer of the PIONEER and Peanuts nut is SocialStudies teacher Mr. Harry Shank. As his occupation following his vocation Mr. Shank spends many hours rereading, correcting and complaning a-bout the staff's diligent efforts. Bud advises the Class of 'll and enjoys learning about humanities. 183 And Then the Sun Goes Down, 184 185 Throughout its pages, you have lA rved our inspiration for th uJi T p’EER of 1975 . . Simil M Pff Mwid Thoreau found in the olitude of nature a source of aboundance, a place to think and reflect and the greatest subject for writing. Each new year is a surprise to us. We find that we had virtually for-gotton the note of each bird and when we hear it again it is remembered like a dream. The associations it awakens are always pleasing, never sadening. The voice of nature is always encouraging. • • Gale Ringler Cathie Geiger Co-Editors ■;v ■; .