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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

.Si ffc,.V V i- � K 3is EXETER TOWNSHIP SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL REIFFTON, READING, PENNSYLVANIA 19606 q,c 1 THE PIONEER SPIRIT MOVES ON . academics 9 ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT-WIDE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF, row I: J. Care. J. Flamm. row 2: Ac- ADMINISTRATION, rowh Superintendent Dr. D. Reinecker. Director of Curricu- counting Supervisor K. Schmehl. Assistant to the Superinten- |um and Instruction Dr. S. Corso. row 2-. B. Christman. J. Schmidt, dent R. Schwartz. Special Programs Director C. Dundore. row 3« K. Mauger. J. Graefe. D. Goodhart. SCHOOL BOARD, row I: Dr. D. Reinecker. Secretary S. Meister. President B. Powell. Vice-President Dr. E. Gilbert. R. Schwartz, row 2 R. Quinter. B. Paris. A. Muratore. Treasurer R. Yoder. L. Becker. J. Schultz 10 academics Frequent substituting enables Mrs. Viola Andrascik to understand Mr. MacLean’s early morning instructions. Behind the scenes of student discipline, crisis intervention, cafeteria duty, teacher observations, and coffee drinking, the gentlemen who made the decisions were at meetings. Messrs. MacLean and Tomulis attended meetings of the secondary staff, department chairpersons, guidance, the school board, county principals, The Inter-County Football League, and faculty meetings. They also went to workshops, the Curriculum Council, sports banquets, the Athletic Council, and individual classrooms where they evaluated teacher and student performance. Each and every one of these meetings had to be reported on at another meeting. SENIOR HIGH ADMINISTRATION, row I: Judith E. Houck. Henrietta R. VanCouer. row 2: Vice-Principal Edward J. Tomulis. Principal Donald L. MacLean. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ORGANIZES In a newly renovated room devoted to reading. Mrs. Hart works with individual students. Reading for Appreciation involves Connie Istennes and Sandy Imboden in eight ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, row I: Charles C. Jones. Charles J. Shaeffer. row 2. Audrey S. Krassowski. Chairperson. June L. Gwyn. Margaret A. Hart, row 3: Rosemary E. Buckendorff. Vicki Steinberg. genres. 13 academics ENGLISH DEPT. STRESSES WRITING The PIONEER assembly is enlivened by Junior High Theatre members Robyn Sarig. Kathy McGettigan. Michelle Barron, and Vikkie Pellegrino. An informative speech by sophomore Patti Ostrowski requires notetaking by her classmates in Speech I. Leaning. Miss Steinberg explains, is bad form. The primary goal for all student is effective communication.” declared Chairperson June Gwyn. Engouraged by the department, many students entered nationwide and local essay contests. A bulletin board sponsoring the writer or writers of the week throughout the year was placed in the second floor hallway through money from the student-faculty play The Man Who Came to Dinner. Taking various field trips to places such as New York City. Washington. D.C., and the Heading Eagle helped the students broaden their communication skills. academics 13 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT, row I Robert K. Fleck, row J. Barry F. Bennett. Chairperson Roy S. Underhill. Harry E. Shank, row I. Alys M. Robertson. Michael J. Jurasinski. Secretary Mary E. Hoffert. Reading from Lord of the Flies in his newly renovated classroom. Mr. Shank uses a classic to teach Modern Social Thought, second period, second quarter. In Culture of Latin America during period four of second quarter. Mrs. Robertson explains a homework assignment to junior Joette Gajewski. Senior Sharon Danks gets ready to answer a Students in Mr. Jurasinski's AC L class get an opportunity to direct questions about school policy question in Mr. Fleck’s Civil War class. to Mr. Campbell. Mr. MacLean. board member Mrs. Powell, and Dr. Reinecker. 4 academics SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. MAKES HISTORY After showing The Cincinnati Chicken. Mr. Bennett discusses the film in economics class. While participating in Hat Day. Shelly Rogers completes Mr. Fleck’s history assignment. Crisis. a simulation game, teaches Kelly Stoltzfus and Dawn Beane problem solving techniques. Patti Ostrowski takes a history breather. We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.” This quote from Kettering set the tone for the social studies department this year. In response to changing society, the department added a new course titled the American Political System to the curriculum. This course was required for all incoming sophomores who did not have a Civics course in ninth grade. Students also participated in field trips to Gettysburg. NYC, and Washington, D.C. academics 15 The finest industrial arts facility in Berks County got that way with the recent addition of a Power Technology shop and new equipment for the existing shops. The P.T. shop, including hydraulics. pneumatics, electricity, small engines, and alternate energy sources, was the domain of new instructor Michael Beiler. A new machine which was helpful interdepartmentally was the graphic arts phototypesetter used for the Echo, the literary magazine, and NHS programs. The Mobile Unit was again busy, building cabinets for the senior high home economics suite and placing the eagle which was a gift of the class of 1979. Original graphic work pleases Becky Delp. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMLNT. row 1= Barry L. Richardson. Robert J. Tuckey. row !-. Chairperson Thomas C. Goulden. Michael G. Beiler. NEW PROGRAMS ADDED Power Technology I uses a transparent engine to display the ignition of vechiles like cars and lawn mowers. Ron Reichwein. Scott Mohn. Mike Essig. and Tony Miller listen to Mr. Beiler’s explanation concerning the sparkplug wire before attempting workbook exercises. 16 academics Checking advanced graphic projects on the light table. Sandi Wulkowicz. Tom Stoltz. Becky Delp. and Dave Kostival solicit Mr. Richardson's advice. WORKERS CLEAN UP To finish a candle holder. Hugh Gensemer and Dan Moyer CUSTODIAL STAFF, rowL Head Custodian Charles Bowman, row 1. Leon Herber. Jr., discuss scroll forming with Mr. Tuckey. Metal II Instructor. William Palombaro. Jr.. Moc Lieu. academics 17 HOME EC ADDS NEW MINI COURSES HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. Chairperson Esther L. Leininger. Christine S. Eorlini. If you can eat it, you may have it was the common cry in the renamed Home Economics Spectrum, formerly Foods I. Students in Foods II and mini-courses like Foreign Foods were also able to taste dishes unknown to them and offer special treats to staff members in the form of canning and preserving displays and taste-a-thons. Textbooks were purchased for the new Adult Roles classes, while reference and cook books and filmstrips were also added. Field trips included the annual visit to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show where several entries received ribbons. Senior Sharon Parzanese waits for her group’s hamburger casserole to be finished during period five in room 133. Junior Kevin Boettlin cleans up after class with the aid of Patti Robertson and Dave Kostival. 18 academics Setting an example for the student body. Mrs. Kolb takes her turn cleaning up after lunch. Taking a break to test their own cooking and enjoy some relaxing moments before the rush are cafeteria workers Mrs. Ciabattom. Mrs. Kolb. Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. Lambert, and Mrs. Kerper. CAFETERIA BLOOMS ANEW As lunchtime ends. Head Cook Mrs High gets CAFETERIA STAFF, row I Esther Kerper. Patricia Burkart. Bertha High, row 1 Jane soap ant water rea y to c ean up t e kitchen. Kolb. Martha Ritter. Lucy Lambert. Fran Runge. Marilyn Moyer. Barbara Ciabattom. academics 19 An unusually quiet Mr. Murray ponders a physics quiz. Solving a difficult problem that requires mastery of vectors makes Beth Yachera pause. Spending its first full year in the new science classrooms, the department had the use of much newly delivered or installed equipment including study packets for chemistry students. Advanced students worked on original projects with self-supplied materials and visited Penn State on a Nuclear Science field trip. Because the department needs to do more for the non-college bound student,” the Earth and Space Science classes visited the Benjamin Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Using a period early in the year. Mr. Boyer explains the Periodic Chart to a new Chemistry I class. 20 academics Comfortably seated on a couch. Steph Witthaut races through the exciting battle of Las Vegas. MEDIA CENTER ARRIVES Listening to Hit Me With Your Best Shot. Pat Howe relaxes during a first quarter study. The new library's first full year of operation brought pioneering movement in many areas. Full time help, Mrs. Johnson, was added to the dozen students who aided Mrs. Brown each quarter in assigning record player carrels and working with the new 3-M Book Security System which kept loses at fewer than 75 books for the school year. Where are all the books? was the query as the empty shelves slowly filled. Student responsibility was encouraged with the issuance of individual library cards, only six of which needed to be replaced. Librarian Julie A. Brown. Aide Dorothy M. John- son- Gathering information for his paper. Matt Keller uses one of the library s many reference books. academics 31 The Polymorphic Systems in the computer room interest an evergrowing number of students. Math students are involved in Mrs. Kuhar s ex-panation and diagram during a Skills I class in room 219. Usually down to earth and unassuming. the Math Department added five new courses in one year. Students could choose Computer Programming I and II and Data Processing as well as Math Skills I and II designed to help with the basic matematical skills. Department members joined a Computer Committee to consider expansion of the entire district’s current facilities and encouraged the students who were tops in Pennsylvania Math League Competition as proven by tests they took during the early part of the year. Senior Brad Meinhold joins others studying diferentials for future college courses. 22 academics Junior Ken Weikel accepts mathematical advice from Mr. Evans, one of Exeter’s experts. IN MATH DEPT. Cathy Werley ponders the A.P. Math class's discussion of limits and derivatives. FIGURES MATH DEPARTMENT, row I: Donald F. Evans. Chairperson Robert L. Dahl. Roger S. Schropp. row 2-. Teresa B. Kuhar. Algebra II axioms involve Mr. Dahl with the overhead. academics 23 Hoping to use some of her business oriented skills after she graduates. Michelle Douglas pauses between timed tests. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT, row I: Thomas P. Houck. Chairperson William D. Prowant, row 2: Arlene L. Harner. Gail L. Batastini. Advanced business students in Typing II work on their individual projects while Mrs. Harner discusses senior Laura Turner's title page, index, and margins before Laura completes the assignment. Taking a typing test. Holly Lichtenwalner briefly looks at the instructions on the board. 24 academics NEW EQUIPMENT SPURS INTEREST Working with a new machine, senior Jodi Sands starts to type an extra-credit exercise. Refurbished room 305 adds classroom space where Mr. Houck shows Michele Adam the basics of Accounting I as the rest of the class begins the homework assignment before classes change. Personal Typing replaces academic student Sandy Imboden's first quarter study hall. Two of the most popular programs available to students under the auspices of the Business Department were the business and general work programs which enable students to use the skills they had learned at school in the work world. Other outside experiences were RACC Career Day, Berks County Bankers Association meetings, and job interviews. In order to keep up-to-date, new equipment included 50 electric typewriters, 25 electric calculators, five transcribing machines, and an A.B. Dick MagCard Machine used interdepartmentally. academics 35 French witch Madame O joins junior Stacey Lee in celebrating Halloween during autumn's spirit days which rally teams to victory. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. row . David D. Ernes, rowl. Carolyn E. Ortwein. Imelda P. DelVecchio. Chairperson Anna C. Brown. Spanish irregular verbs give Jennifer Weisman pause. 36 academics A TASTE OF EUROPE Using Hal Day to show EHS that he's an Eagles fan. Mr. Ernes reads aloud to his class. The Foreign Language Department agrees with Goethe, Whoever does not know a foreign language does not know his own.” Frau Brown and new teacher Senora DelVecchio traveled to Spain in the spring with a group of students and visited such cities as Cordoba and Seville. Travelling to Italy, Mr. Ernes, Miss Steinberg. and a group of Lantin students spent Easter Sunday in Rome and sampled tartufos and pastries from many pasticerrias. Advanced classes spent four weeks with Mrs. Leininger in the home economics suite learning how to prepare foods of the appropriate country. Other methods used to broaden the scope of the language were the designing of Christmas cards in various languages and the showing of filmstrips and Guten Tag” films. Foreign language students learned the modern languages first hand by utilizing their vocabularies almost constantly in class to ask and answer questions. While the rest of the class finishes a class assignment, junior Cindy Hagan, having finished her work, takes time out to daydream. academics 21 The health and well being of the student body concerned all. but special attention was devoted to it by several staff members in related fields. The juniors received physical and hearing tests, while all students received vision tests. Nurse Nancy Francis was joined by Dr. Kent Weaver in running physical examinations for each sport. Mrs. Francis also measured each senior for his graduating cap and gown between emergency situations. The physical education mimi-courses continued, with the addition of Fitness for Life, Tumbling, and Weight Training. Mrs. Teresa Fry rejoined the department two days a week for adaptive physical education. Sports Day and the choreography display were only part of one of the most innovative programs in the state. Required health classes, many taught in the new science wing, included the memorable childbirth film. Mandatory classroom driver education instruction stressed knowledge, safety, common sense, and basic skills. Over 170 students received behind-the-wheel time to add to their viewing of Signal 30. Continuing her physical activities after class, soph Gloria Garber runs cross country. While members of the pinney team attack her position. Kelly Pieja looks for a classmate to lob the ball forward for a goal during Touch hootball class. academics Second quarter, the seventh period Touch Football class lead by Mary Seiders. joins Mrs. Yoder in an energetic race across the athletic field. Among the phys. ed. offerings is Brenda Quillman’s first quarter class in tennis where she practices her forehand. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. DRIVER EDUCATION. NURSE, row I: Suzanne E. Yoder. Instructor Patricia M. Einsig. Diane K. Salks, row 2. Ronald L. Fluck. Nurse Nancy R. Francis. Charles L. Graefe. VARIED NEEDS MET academics 39 FINE ARTS DEPT. Chairperson John E. Kamm. Jr.. Mimi A. Shurr. Favorite Things” occupy the marching band during half-time ceremonies. FINE ARTS CREATE Ceramic Italian sandwiches are Lori Terefenko's specialty. Believing the study of art is not just for artists, the Fine Arts Department provided experiences for talented and learning students alike. The Social Studies Humanism in Music mini-course as well as the 20 art minicourses filled the interests of many, some of whom applied to the Governor’s School for the Arts. Field trips to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Winterthur Museum and to perform encouraged students who exhibited at the Annual Art Show in Boscov’s and at such places as the retired teachers' meeting. Trumpet aloft, junior Lisa Boone introduces the halftime show with God Bless America.” On an Art for Children field trip. Shelly Wer-ich shows her little friend a new project. 30 academics SPECIAL SERVICES ASSIST By third period. Mrs. Stone supplies math worksheets. Budgeting occupies Mrs. Klang’s preparation time. Led by guidance personnel in the district’s buildings and the Berks County Instructional Unit, the special services group worked to ensure that each person functioned at her best performance level. The guidance department, in its new excellent facilities. added a workshop on careers to college representatives, PSATs, Operation Shadow at CarTech, Albright’s Career Day, Reading High School’s College Night, the Red Cross Workshop, and the 250 transcripts required each year. Down the hall was the resource room first moved to Exeter for the 1981-82 school year. The objectives were to teach independence and to reach full potentials. Everyday survival skills and basic skills in reading, math, and English were used to send students into mainstream classes and, then, the main stream of life. At the far end of the second floor, other students, also, received the extra instruction whose emphasis was on those basic skills necessary to understand and be understood after graduation. Correcting the day's worksheets and drills, Mr. Koppenberg checks for steady improvement in basic skills and competencies. SPECIAL SERVICES, rowl Guidance Counselor Alexander Campbell. Jr.. Harry B. Koppenberg. Guidance Counselor Marc E. Sukenick. row 3: Aide Gloria Stone. Secretary Sylvia L. Pearson. Kathy A. Klang. academics 31 A VISIT TO BERKS VO-TECH EAST PRINT SHOP— Lorrie Weller. MASONRY SHOP— Curt Arbogast. John Gombar. Joe Jarozenski. CLOTHING AND TEXTILES SHOP Lisa Himmel- CARPENTRY SHOP-—Paul Seiders. Jim Seiders. Steve Tolland. Dave Sharpley. berger. 32 academics COMMUNICATIONS SHOP—Mike Marinucci. Scott Elison. Mike Houck. Scot Stunz. DATA PROCESSING SHOP— Pete Worchick. Debbie Mast. Regina High. academics 33 10-A. row I: G. Bechtel. T. Brewer, row 1. M. Boyer. Mrs. A. Brown. D. Beane. K. Bretz. row 3: M. Ast. G. Brown. M. Aulenbach. row 4: I. Arm-bruster. C. Batdorf, K. Babb, row 5: J. Bingaman. D. Calvaresi. row 6: B. Calm. M. Cefaratti. R. Bailey. Sophomore Mike Ast relaxes in the sun while waiting for his homeroom picture to be taken. OB. row I: S. Enoch. M. Cullum. S. Fick. A. Faber. P. Drumheller. S. Curry. D. Coates. S. Christ, row1. E. Chen. M. Dahl. C. Delp. T. DeTurk. D. Ellison, row 3: Mr. D. Ernes. D. Everett. M. Erkes. T. Filer. G. Esenwein. W. Filer. R. Close. 36 underclassmen 10-D. row I: K. Krommes. K. Jell. S. Lancy. S. Keller. R. Lucey. K. Maurer. S. Krick. M. Longenecker. C. McCabe, row 2 D. Loeper. Mr. W. Murray. K. Kirsch. D. Hummel. G. Keppley. $. Larson. M. Kemp. T. Hoffman. K. McAfee. G. Lincoln. F. Koehler. B. Kramlich. SOPHOMORE CLASS LEARNS THE ROPES Band member and sophomore Stacey Grubb joins in the zig-zag as the band performs at a home game. 10-C. row I: T. Groff. G. Garber, row 2. M. Herb. B. Guard, rowi. J. Gambler. L. Frymoyer. T. Geiger. L. Fiorim. row A R. Giles. T. Hafer. P. Henrich. S. Grubb, row5 R. Hess. K. Hess. Miss V. Steinberg. K. Hertzog. C. Flamm. R. Graffius. underclassmen 37 K)-F. rowl. D. Scheldt. L. Reinhart. J. Romanski.S. Roeberg. row2-. B. Sandritter. T. Reitenauer. B. Schrope. M. Santangelo. G. Schmcer. row3. J. Schwab. S. Scott. C. Royer. R. Sarnoski. M. Sakach. R. Schofer. Mrs. E. Leinmger. SOPHS BUY RINGS OFFICERS, row I: T. Brewer. Advisor Mrs. Ortwein. R. Giles, row 2 T. Reitenauer. K. McAfee. Dawn Oswald, the only sophomore on the top five, swings her fore hand. row I: J. Moyer, row 2 Mrs. A. Robertson. T. Moore. D. Oswald. V. Nguyen, row 3 B. Reaser. K. Pendi. K. Pieja. row 4: C. Mitchell. P. Ostrowski. row5: K. Reed. H. Moyer. R. Norman, row6: J. Moody. C. Nem. M. Pepper, row 1. R. Protheroe. D. Neiman. 38 underclassmen 10-$. row .-$. Wulkowici. Mr. W. Prowant. J. Remford. row 3. I u M. Foreman, row $.• D. Moyer. M. Paduano. ones VO-G. row I: C. Taney, row S. Simmons. Mr R. Underhill. L. Wamsher. row 3� C. Smith. T. Slither, row 4. P. Suiter. K. Stoltzfus. V. Shaner. row 5. R. Stillman. I. Toaldo. Syrellis. row 6: J. Swanson. M. Smith. B. Tobias, row 7. M. Sudock. J. Smith. B. Waselus. row S: R. Simmons. K H ,0,11 We,.man C Weber. O. Worch.ck. K. Weaver, row 3, S. Wicker.. I. While. S. Wulkowici. J. Weller. B. Wegman. C. Weller. L- Zeiber. T. Weaver $. ZeleTc Wnthaut. row J, B. Wentiel. t. Wait.. G. Wegman. B Werley. C. Ve.cb, Mr H. Shank. J Weber underclassmen 39 Nfl M Sophomore Class President. Kevin McAfee, shows his school spirit during Hat Day. which was held in October to encourage fall athletes. 10 VO-TECH, (bottom to top) row I: C. Moyer. S. Heister. G. Miller. K. Swierczewski. D. Walker. C. Row. D. Pauley. D. Paris. D. Scott. K. Krommes. D. Hummel. D. Richardson, row 2: D. Sauerwine. L. Lewars. J. Ream. M. Schlott. K. Merkel. P. Seiders. M. Kostival. S. Seivard. G. Kep pley. 10 VO-TECH, row .- C. Barcz. M. Barcz. M. Fuoco. S. Brickey. B. Baer. K. Gerth. P. Henderson. D. Bilski. P. Herflicker. row 2. R. Goodwin. C. Dudeck. M. Gust. G. Boyer. K. Bolig. row 3: R. Ferretti. T. Garner. D. Beck. S. Ellison. L. Emerick. R. German. M. Gust. C. Baldwin. E. Esterly. T. Brewer. s 40 underclassmen ■0P ik yZ v • s4 . , VO-TtCH «. „ T —• 0. «-• «0- • «“• ' Lir � I' « W' ' 2: B. Shaner. A. Sutler . D. Sharpley. ro� T. S,abler. S. Tolland. C. SOPHS ENCOUNTER CHALLENGES ■w -I w % ■ver. I EXECUTIVE COMMIT ',Su'nerCB Con ov,',,, ' ' ’ ' W''JV 'r G. Lincoln. D. calvaresi. M. Kemp. M bakacn. . T Brewer. S. Enoch. P. Sutter, row 3: R. Protheroe. underclassmen 41 Il-A. (bottom to top) row . Miss G. Batastini. D. Acker. K. Bender. L. Bliesath. S. Badinger. N. Bernier. S. Bauer. C. Betz. M. Ash. AJ Bryant. J. Amodei. row 3: J. Bossier. S. Brubaker. L. Boone. J. Blum. D. Behle. A. Bausher. M. Benkovic. J. Black, K. Boettlin. JUNIORS ORGANIZE After eating her popsicle. junior Sarah Brubaker plans to take her turn as clean up person for her table, a job she learned at Widow Finney s. Il-B. row I D. Entzminger. K. Diefenderfer. row 2-. S. East. T. Buch. M. Essig. D. Cowdrick. row I. C. Chamuras. D. D'Augustine. V. Cambria. M. Drexel. row 4: C. Crawl. S. Butcher, row 5: J. Dominguez. M. Buler. C. Ciabattoni. T. DeWald. C. DeMartino. R. Delp. D. Ehlert. 43 underclassmen Il-D. row I: S. Hughes, F. lanlz. R. Hracho. S. Lee. J. Lampley. row!-. E. Kramm. S. Kochel. row i H. Lee. S. Klick. L. Keller. C. Istenes. rowA. K. Knoblauch. L. Kissinger. M. Lesher. P. Kearney, row 5: Mr. B. Bennett. M. Minkowski. ADVANCED COURSES FOR CLASS OF 83 During third period in room 211. junior John Lampley listens intently to Frau Brown explain the subjunctive mood in German III. Il-C. (bottom to top) row I: Mrs. A. Harner. R. Gechter. K. Herb. M. High. K. Hoffman. K. Fies. C. Gehret. T. Hafer. R. Graffius. row 2. M. Hafer. M. Fazzini. K. Hartzell. W. Gross. K. Haas. R. Green. J. Gajewski. T. Guevin. N. Farnsworth. L. Ganas. underclassmen 43 Il-F. row I: M. Rocktashel. S. Musser. S. Pawlewicz. J. Moyer. M. O’Brien. P. Robertson. G. Pearson, row 2-. E. Reed. R. Moyer. N. Padovani. P. Pieia. J. Noel. A. Reiter. D. Riegel. K. Richards. Mrs. R. Buckendorff. Awaiting the opponent s arrival for a home game. |unior Neal Pado vani reviews the Eagles' strategy for defense against a strong archrival. Il-E. (bottom to top) row I Mrs. I. DelVecchio. K. McGettigan. S. Miller. B. Merkel. B. Loeb. H. Manness. S. McPevitt. D. Moser. J. Lyon. P. levengood. row 1. J. Mount:. L. Miller. G. Lincoln. $. Magrowski. M. Lesko. J. Lucas, k. Maurer. W Miller. R. Mehlman. 44 under classmen Il-G. (bottom to top) row I: Mr. T. Hanson. R. Sarig. M. Schonour. D. Suchomelly. L. Tammaro. P. Romig. S. Stinsky, E. Soja. L. Tcrefcnko. row3- R. Roeberg. L Sechrist. K. Spangenberg. K. Stahl. M. Simmon. T. Rothenberger. C. Schurr. J. Shollenberger. M. Schrope. JUNIORS MULTIFACETED Oboeist Kathy Richards plays in marching band as a percussionist. Il-H. rowV. M. Wegman. C. Ziemba, A. Weaver. S. Weikel. rowl. Mr. T. Houck. W. Wegman. B. Yachera. T. Weaver. C. Wire. J. Weisman, S. Witthaut. J. Warmkessel. P. Uliasz. T. Weister. row 3: R. Vaux. W. Woolworth. R. Zeiber. K. Weikel. E. Weaver. S. Wardrop. S. Tolland. P. Zimmerman. M. Weiss. under ci $$mfn 45 II VO-TECH, row I: L. Greenawalt. L. Knauss. J. Cullum. J. Gombar. J. Clark. W. Frymoyer. D. Armbrusicr. row 2: D. Bryan. D. Dragan. T. Gochal. D. Fugatt. B. Johnson. L. Griesemer. L. Himmelberger. A. Ferretti. M. Foreman. VO TECH TEACHES JOB SKILLS II VO-TECH, (bottom to top) row I, T Weaver. K. Roberts. K. Pettigrew. M. Mayer. M. Sands. M. Perez. C. Murphy. B. Ouilman. P. Worchick. row 2: D. Macsisak. H Medlar. G. Quinter. G. Hoover. B. Weaver. T Weidner. S. Resh. J. Jones. Junior cosmetology student Cheryl Murphy waits for the vo-tech bus. 46 underclassmen EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, row I? R. Graffius. D. D’Augustine. S. Witthaul. row 2-. G. Lincoln. C. Vo-tech student Dallas Wetter relaxes between Shurr. N. Bernier, row 3. M. Schrope. E. Kramm. J. Noel. classes and models the latest style in fashion. I.U. CLASS, row L G. DeFazio. W. Schlegel. row 2-. Mrs. K. Klang. N. Smith. Mrs. G. Stone. C. Fernandez. M. Magaro. row 3: B. LeMay. underclassmen 47 ORGANIZATIONS organizations -49 KEY CLUB, row I: K. DeAcosta, T. Hoffman. L. Levy. R. Schwartz. J. Guildal. J. Lyon. G. Esenwein. P. Levengood. rowl. T. Geiger. B. Koch. M. Acker. C. DeMartino. R. Graffius. J. Reinford. G. Pearson. D. Acker. D. Ellison, row i-. K. McAfee. C. Witthaut. P. Howe. C. Paris. C. DeAcosta E. Kramm. R. Donlen. N. Padovani. E. Barber, row 4: C. Monos. M. Sudock. K. Boettlin. E. Henrich. S. Barber. M. Morris. A. Miller. B. Waselus. PURSUING 82's POTENTIAL At the Key Club faculty breakfast during During the second annual faculty Christmas party held jointly by Key Club, Leo. and the Y- Education Week. Larry Levy sits down to Teens. Advisor Robert Fleck gives instructions to Key Club officers Harry Einsig and Joel Brizek. French toast. 50 organizations To report Kiwanis activities, sophomore Daryl Ellison takes part in a weekly luncheon. In conjunction with our international theme, we have tried to Pursue Tomorrow’s Potential. stated Key Club Advisor Robert K. Fleck. Having existed at Exeter for 27 years, the club was busy with activities such as a Bike-a-thon; attending church or sending $15 in support; sponsoring a canned food drive and Send a Mouse to College drive; and helping at May Day by setting up and tearing down. Twenty-three new members and Jakob Guildal as an honorary member were inducted. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: row I: President Joel Brizek. Advisor Robert K. Fleck, row 2-. Treasurer Brad Meinhold. Secretary Steven Rhoads. Vice-President Harry Ein- As a newly inducted member. Matt Sudock attends an evening sig. meeting. organizations SI Y-TfctNS. row |: C. Baldwin. C. Baldwin. B. Andrews. G. Garber. K. Bretz. M. Barron. K. Herb, row 2. M. Ahrens. D. Beane. S. Lee. L. Frymoyer. I. Kamhofer. T. DeWald. M. Drexel. S. Bauer, row S-. J. Gambler. R. Giles. S. Imboden. S. Krick. M. Apostolou. S. Hughes, row4: P. Henrich. R. Lucey. L. Hartline. P. Graul. D. DeRenzo. K. Hoffman. T. Godshall. C. Kleinsmith. T. Buch. M. Buler. Typing class is difficult to concentrate on for sophomore karla Bretz during the fall initiation day. Earning money through projects such as selling moshey and caramel apples and soft pretzels at home football games and selling candy in February, the Y-Teens were one of the most active YWCA affiliated groups in Berks County. During Advisor Gail Batastini’s IB years the girls’ service projects have grown to include Thanksgiving baskets for needy Exeter families, a Christmas party for the seniors at the Eisenhower Apartments and an Easter egg hunt for the special classes at the district's elementary schools. Advisor G. Batastini. Vice-President B. Arlers. President S. Walter. Secretary H. Stanley. 52 organizations Seniors Mary Sharpley. Chris Baldwin. Denise VanCoeur. and Heather Stanley help pack the Thanksgiving tood bags for needy Exeter families during 8th period in room X 3. Each year the club members donate the canned goods, while the organization buys the turkeys for this project. Y-TEENS SUPPORT LOCAL COMMUNITY Y-TEENS. row L D. Schwambach. H. Manness. A. Reiter. R. Sarig. V. Pellegrino. S. Stankiewicz. H. Shulman. row 2-. K. Pieja. K. Maurer. S. Witthaut. S. Danks. D. Seyler. row i K. Stahl. A. Rhine. K. Spangenberg. L. Miller. M. Swierczewski. C. Pendi. L. Toaldo. S. Magrowski. L. Marino, row 4 D. VanCoeur. M. Sharpley. M. Schlott. K. Swierczewski. C. Weller. K. Stoltzfus. T. Reitenauer. B. Wegman. D. Scheidt. organizations 53 LEO. row . A. Mattiuz. L. Boone. S. Kochel. M. Haas. M. Barron. D. Schwambach. row 2-. S. Miller. J. Gambler. C. Sottosanti. D. Schwab. C. Ciabattoni. C. DeBrouwer. L. Frymoyer. row i. G. Lincoln. M. Stankiewicz. T. Weaver. K. Schwenger. S. Wickert. L. Ganas. T. DeWald. J. Blum. M. Dahl, row 4 R. Johnson. S. Carr. K. Babb. J. Gajewski. P. Romig. E. Weaver. The Leo Club has shown so much cooperation, dedication, and enthusiasm, one feels proud to be associated with these people,” said Advisor Harry B. Koppenberg. During the seven year existence, Leo has been involved in many helpful service projects. Included in the activities were helping senior citizens, donating food for Thanksgiving baskets, and donating blood in cooperation with other service clubs. At Christmas, the club participated in holding a faculty Christmas party and also in the Toys for Tots” program sponsored by the U.S. Marines. In cooperation with the Lions, Leo also held the Exeter Community Days Carnival. Participating in the faculty and staff Christmas party. Debbie Andre takes charge of the coffee 54 organizations VERSATILITY IS KEYNOTE TO LEOS Joining in Hat Day. Leo senior Bill Kleemeier prepares for a history reading assignment. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, row I H. Shulman. S. Hand. Secretary K. Richards, President D. Andre. row 2. Advisor H. Koppenberg. T. Guevin. Treasurer W. Kleemeier. Vice-President C. Shurr. By holding a pizza party. Leo officers Kathi Richards. Chuck Shurr. Debbie Disguising herself in a handmade mouse outfit on Halloween. Andre and Mr. Koppenberg welcome the new school year and new members. active Leo junior Joette Gajewski displays her school spirit. organizations 55 Afterschool counting by Hillary Shulman and Mr. Ernes reveals a UNICEF record for Halloween. Danish exchange student Jakob Guildal spends his 8th period study hall working on math during his senior year visit to a typical American high school. After refilling the cafeteria milk and Lance machines, senior Joe Ferrill spends 8th period first quarter counting student Council's 60% cut of the profits. STUDENT COUNCIL, row L L. Boone. M. Hafer. S. Hand. E. Chen, row 1. J. Gambler. I. Kainhofer. S. Danks. T. DeWald. M. Aulenbach. row 3 L. Frymoyer. K. Herb. L. Kissinger. D. Andre. S. Carr, row 4. R. Dominguez. D. Ellison. T. Guevin. E. Henrich. L. Ganas. T. Klonis. S. Kochel. T. Hoffman. 56 organizations STUDENT COUNCIL, row I: D. Schwambach. M. Owens. T. Scalese. K. McGettigan. row 2: M. Schonour. G. Lincoln. C. Werley. S. Witthaut. K. Richards, row 3: K. Pieja. S. War drop. C. Richards. E. Weaver. M. Oplinger, B. Wegman. row 4: L. Levy. S. Musser. C. Shurr. S. Wickert. M. Sudock. K. Schwenger. K. McAfee. J. Schwab. Finishing her homework early enables Sis Stankiewicz lo attend the December 3 Student Council meeting in room 2Q3 to report on absent members. CHILDREN GAIN AID OFFICERS, row I President H. Shulman. Advisor D. Ernes. Vice-President M. Aposto-lou. row 2 Treasurer S. Imboden. Secretary M. Stankiewicz. THANKS TO YOU. IT WORKED ! for UNICEF A NEW RECORD! |__ —STUDENT COUNCIL A great renewal in interest'’ sparked both fund raising and community activities, according to Advisor David Ernes. The new food and drink machines in the cafeteria and the sale of Christmas spirit sticks and spirit buttons enabled the Student Council to supply oranges for home and visiting teams, co-sponsor a faculty Christmas get-together, underwrite some of the exchange student costs, and frame pictures of past and present exchange students. The group also collected for UNICEF and held a spring variety marathon for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. organizations 57 1982 PIONEER ADVISORS: Alys M. Robertson. Vicki Stein berg. Gail L. Batastini. Fences by Wire is the PIONEER S subtitle as CeCe spends her afternoons drawing an illustration of an autumn fence for the home economics page. CHANGES, CHANGES, MORE CHANGES Out with the old, in with the new was the dictum for the '$2 PIONEER. New advisors, Mrs. Alys Robertson and Miss Vicki Steinberg, decided, with the help of the staff, that a formal book would best suit the pioneering theme. Innovations included a June delivery date, a September addition, cream paper, ovals and circles, illustrations, and copy blocks. The four deadlines were met with much tension but with a day or two to spare. During the first two-part yearbook assembly, members of the staff line the wall to hand out envelopes and pencils so the student body can take advantage of the one day SI7 sale. I 7 m Perusing a handout at the PSPA fall convention. Steff Wardrop finds new ideas. Attending the PSPA convention. Pat Harris par After the humorous presentations. Larry Fiorini signs up for an 82 edition. Larry’s homeroom, ticipates in a layout and design workshop. K C. won the free plastic bookcover contest by paying off their yearbooks first. organizations 59 TYPING AND GRAPHIC ARTS STAFFS, row I: R. Miller. K. Bretz. R. Gechrer. S. Mengel. R. Fox. D. Seyler. row2. C.Chamuras. D. Entzminger. R. Hess, row i: D. Rathbun. L. Kissinger. D. Moser. T. Stollz. S. Kochel. ECHO ILLUSTRATES AND INFORMS The staff of the Exeter Echo turned out an issue every month. Within the approximately eight pages, the student body read articles written on a variety of topics. The Echo covered all the sports events, performances in the arts, and reviews of books, records, movies, and colleges. ’’Student of the Month,” a column which appeared monthly, praised two seniors on their achievements. The newspaper was a journalistic endeavor produced entirely within the school. After the NHS initiation. Echo members Vicki Reitenauer. Joe Ferrill. and Debbie Andre discuss with Caroline Cranos the buffet provided by the NHS membership. 60 organizations ECHO ADMINISTRATORS, row 1= Typing Advisor Arlene L. Harner. Graphic Arts Advisor Barry L. Richardson. Advisor- in-Chief June L. Gwyn. row 2. Typing Editor Melanie Schonour. Graphic Arts Editor Kathy Rau. Editor-in-Chief Debra Andre. Preparing for the December edition of the newspaper, senior Vicki Reitenauer plans her editorial. WRITING STAFF, row I: R. Roeberg. C. DeBrouwer. S. Hand, row 2: J. Blum. V. Nguyen, E. Chen, row 3. P. Romig. S. Wardrop. A. Mattiuz. K. Diefenderfer. V. Reitenauer. row 4: T. Guevin. J. Ferrill. C. Shurr. J. lannuzzo. N. Farnsworth. organizations 61 Conferring on a submission, Mrs. Buckendorff and Corinne DeBrouwer, a Belgian, discuss possible changes. The literary magazine tackled many innovations after staff and advisor attended the PSPA conference and acquired new ideas. Among them were a contest to choose the best poetry, artwork, essays, photography, and short stories, and the addition of fourth grade writings. A new style was approached with the aid of Mr. Barry L. Richardson, who also helped with the printing. A typical meeting held in room 2 2 included picking contest winners. proof reading, lay-out, and laughter. STAFF, row I: J. Blum. S. Wardrop. V. Reitenauer. R. Roeberg. J. Weisman. K. Richards, row 2 D. Andre. P. Romig. C. DeBrouwer. L. Boone. Editor Charles Shurr. Kristin Diefenderfer. Reading short stories. Lisa Boone decides on Bev Salinger's 'Mirror Image as a winner. 63 organizations PRESS HELPS EXPRESS Deciding the winners of the literary magazine poetry contest. Vicki Reitenauer. Joanne Blum, and Steph Witthaut work in room 212 on a December Friday to discuss Chris Yeich’s musical poem. A fourth grader's paper on how he envisions a high school occupies Eiren Chen’s attention. Designing the January auditorium showcase. Robyn Sarig and Jennifer Weisman. both juniors. For her senior year on the staff. Vicki Reitenauer discuss possible themes and motifs, including silver letters and examples of previous years’ works to choose the poetry to be included, issues. organizations 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. row S. Lee. M. Lesko. M. Ahrens. S. Imboden. M. Apostolou. T. DeWald. row2. J. Blum. G. Lincoln. C. Kissinger. L. Boone. D. Andre. R. Johnson, row I. D. DeRenzo. K. Diefenderfer. L. Hartline. L. Kissinger. C. Dowdrick. M. Cambria, row A. J. Ferrill. W. Geiger. W. Kleemeier. S. Hand. H. Einsig. J. lannuzzo row 5. M. Haas. P. Harris. E. Henrich. C. Ciabattoni. L. Ganas. C. Jurasmski. M. Acker. D. Cowdrick. NHS HAS BANNER YEAR The Exeter branch of the National Honor Society has been in existence since March 3, 1961. A member in NHS must maintain a 3.4 grade point average and exhibit qualities of character, leadership, knowledge, and scholarship. Highlights of NHS included ushering for tours of the building for adults from the community in December and participating in the Lebanon Valley College Quiz Bowl on March 20, 1982. Sixty-nine members comprised the NHS which according to Advisor Audrey Krassowski, has more members than ever before—an honor for them and the school.' Senior Sis Stankiewicz speaks on ''Leadership” at the NHS induction ceremony in November. OFFICERS. Advisor A. Krassowski. Treasurer S. Kochel. President C. Werley. 64 organizations Faculty, parents, and students mingle at the reception following fall's NHS induction. Senior member Vicki Reitenauer lights the can die to begin the NHS ceremony. NATIONAl HONOR SOCIETY, row I: P. Schwambach. P Romig. V. Reitenauer. C. Pendi. M. Stankiewicz. J. Mountz. row 2 M. Schonour. B. Mathews. K. Ulrich, k. Richards, row 3: D. Schwab. M. Zager. K. Miller. M Oplinger. C. Monos, row 4 J. Miller, k. Petsch. T. Weaver. R. Schwartz. J. Noel, row 5: M. Zientek. S. Musser. J. Oberhollzer. C. Shurr. M. Morris. T. Musser. k. Remp. organizations 65 Library aides, consisting of sophomores. juniors, and seniors, volunteered time to assist Mrs. Julie Brown during a study hall for at least one quarter. They checked books and pamphlets in and out, handed out the library A.V. equipment, and returned books to the shelves. The aides also helped students find books and magazines. In their spare time, they read or did their own homework. The aides were often heard to remark, ”1 forgot to desensitize that book. The time clock stamps each student s pass on entrance and departure to help Mrs. Brown. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, row I: Librarian J. Brown. S. Allwein. L. Hartline. B. Salinger. R. Roeberg. M. Cullum. row 2. J. Shurr. D. Everett. M. Schlott. H. Moyer. P. Harris. STUDENTS AID STUDENTS Seniors Colleen Gilbert and Karen Wanczyk are experts at card catalogue research. 66 organizations STUDENTS AID FACULTY AUDIO VISUAL GROUP, row L Sandra Imboden. Advisor Michael J. Jurasinski. Lori Hartline, row 2. President Glen Powell. As sophomores Kris Swierczewski and Dana Bilski gossip. Derrick Acker peruses a magazine. The Audio Visual Organization has been in existence for eight years with members who are responsible. honest, reliable, and exhibit a desire to work, learn, and help others. In addition, experience was developed through areas of operation, such as repairing and maintaining complete files of all equipment. Highlights included participation in a TV workshop at Reading Area Community College and the video taping of Arsenic and Old Lace. organizations 67 VICA. row I: R. High. J. Clark. D. Macsisak. M. Schwenger. R. DeLong. row 2-. D. Fry. G. Morissette, A. Syrellis. Representing the Echo and lit. mag.. Kristin Diefenderfer listens to the guest speaker. VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) and HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) held activities where vo-tech students could use their skills to help others. Members of VICA competed in local demonstrations of their particular skills, leading to state and national contests, and aided the residents of Berks Heim and Wer-nersville with their specialities. HOSA. row I: C. Sutter, row 2: L. Emerich. S. Miller. C. Weikel. row 3: D. Sauerwine. W. Frymoyer. 68 organizations At the PSPA conference. Robyn Sarig and CeCe Wire wait for a presentation on lay-out to begin. Giving her speech at the NHS induction. Sandy Imboden talks to the attendees about character. Selling soda at the basketball game. Key Clubber Kevin DeAcosta earns money for charity. Members of the literary magazine discuss entries as possible articles with Mrs. Buckendorff. organizations 69 FOOTBALL TEAM. rowV. A. Miller. M. Wolfe. R. Dominguez. L. Wilinsky. S. Stunz. R. Venkler. C. DeAcosta. M. Balaigek. J. Remford. J. Seiders. R. Donlen. B. Koch, row 2-. M. Mattes. T. Gochal. J. Lucas. H. Einsig. P. Levengood. C. Burns. T. Weidner. R. Vaux. K. Bender. D. Moyer. D. Acker. M. Rocktashel. row I. R. Protheroe. D. Ellison. B. Sandritter. W. Rothwell. A. Willis. G. Boyer. M. Keller. M. Sakach. row A T. Hornberger. Coach C. Graefe. Coach F. Sudock. Coach D. Thomas. Coach S. Yoder. Coach T. Goulden. B. Bergstresser. During the Central Catholic game. Daryl Ellison runs a jet right to advance the ball on a first down. Derrick Acker holds, while Chris DeAcosta attempts an extra point kick, at the S.V. game. 12 sports Coach Tom Goulden receives information on the Blue Jay defense from the press box. The fma| snap of the home Schuylkill Valley Panther game finds the Eagles victorious. FOOTBALL TEAM WINS AT HOMECOMING As the opponent charges. Derrick Acker hurriedly throws a long yard pass. On the first down of the November 7 Homecoming game, the Holy Name Blue Jays await the Eagles. Donald W. Thomas. Exeter’s head football coach for many years, spoke for the entire coaching staff when he said, We are very satisfied with the attitude and effort of the entire squad and especially of the examples set by the seniors. Coaches Thomas C. Goulden. Charles L. Graefe. W. Scott Yoder, and Frank J. Sudock agree that the boys demonstrated mutual respect for their teammates, discipline, and self-sacrifice. 73 A member of the homecoming court, senior Sis Stankiewicz performs a pom-pom routine to the band's rendition of Rock Around the Clock. Co-captain Hillary Shulman attacks Espana at the Schuylkill Valley Panther game. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS, row . L. Marino. M. Fazzini. M. Apostolou. T. DeWald. row 2: M. Owens. I. Kainhofer. H. Shulman. D. Schwambach, M. Stankiewicz. M. Hafer. 74 sports Get psyched urges junior Tracy DeWald at the Eagles Panthers battle on the Exeter field. CHEERS SPUR PLAYERS Braving the unusually cold November 7 weather, the cheerleaders beg the fans to get Rowdy.” Isabella Kamhofer believes Eagles gonna set the pace” after the homecoming ceremonies. Coached by Mrs. Karen A. Lynch, the football cheerleaders began practice sessions by the end of June. The girls worked out early in the morning or late in the evening several days a week throughout the summer months, taking time from their vacations to attend the All Star Cheerleading Camp at Shippensberg State College for four days in July. Competing against 30 other schools including Berks County’s Fleetwood, the girls were awarded the Grand Championship title. sports 75 Rightlink Robyn Sarig. a junior, is on the offense toward a victory during the away game with Governor Mifflin on the Shillington field. Co-captain Barb Bergstresser dribbles toward the Governor Mifflin cage and a score. HOCKEY TEAM IMPROVES Constantly on defense, left halfback Kelly Kahler defends against a strong Mustang team. 76 sports Goalie Beth Weaver defends the Eagles' cage against the Holy Name attackers again. A shoulder injury briefly sidelines Andrea Halloran. The girls’ hockey team, under Coaches Peggy L. Fleck and Tere sa Fry, was led by co-captains Wendy Ahrens and Barbara Bergstresser, who scored 13 of the team's 14 league goals. Summer 7 am practices were devoted to drills on flicking, scooping, taking corners, and pushpassing, while a candlelight ceremony before the last game invoked team spirit. A favorite team conditioning drill, jog-sprint-jog, began each practice. An elementary counselor doubling as hockey coach. Mrs. P. Fleck applaudes a scoring drive. HOCKEY TEAM, row . L. Oberholtzer. E. Chen. B. Bergstresser, B. Dodds. W. Ahrens. K. Lemay. T. Whitman, row!-. J. Bixler. L. Kline. S. Britigan. row 3 K. Gerth. M. Ahrens. A. Halloran. S. Keller. K. Babb. K. Kahler. R. Sarig. P. Houck. A. Weaver, row A. Coach T. Fry. D. Tyler, K. Maurer. L. Reinhart. S Wood. L. Weisman. E. Weaver. S. Wardrop. B. Gernert. J. Weisman. S. Witthaut. K. Pieja. Coach P. Fleck. sports 77 GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM, row I. M. Dahl. T. Scales?. D. Oswald, rowl. N. Bernier. K. Herb. A. Bausher. M. Aulenbach. row 3: I. Willems. D. Andre. C. Gilbert. Coach R. Dahl. T. Godshall. T. Reitenauer. M. Drexel. GIRLS’ TENNIS PLAYERS ADVANCE Upon completing his duties as math department chairman. Mr. Dahl plans tennis strate- Longtime team member Carolyn Gilbert, a senior, practices for county and district play. 78 sports Keeping her eye on the ball keeps senior Tracy Godshall in the top five. The girls’ tennis team’s second place division tie was the result of a rather successful season, according to Coach Robert L. Dahl who replaced Mrs. Stephanie R. Schmoyer for the autumn matches. The team ended the fall season with a 9-3 record. The doubles team of Caroline Gilbert and Tracy Godshall. both seniors, played to a second place finish in the county tournament. Seniors Debbie Andre and Tracy Scalese and sophomore Dawn Oswald, who was the most improved player, rounded out the top five. sports 79 VARSITY, row .• K. Benkovic. G. Metz. J. Hoch. row 2: G. Garber. S. Hand. S. Enoch. R. Kane. M. Barrow, row S. Butcher. R. Johnson. D. PeRenzo. R. Graffius. Coach D. Bickel, R. Lucey. S. klonis. A. Eaber. K. Barron. The opposition behind, Steph Butcher strides on. A dream come true” is the term Coach Donald J. Bickel used to describe the record of the girls’ cross country team. Led by long-time members and seniors Michelle Barron, Selena Hand, and Rhonda Johnson, the team took the Berks County Championship with a 10-0 record, the Berks County Conference Run, the District III Championship, and second place in the State Championship. Coach Bickel stressed the team members’ mutual respect, class, and dignity. In the four years since the Berks County Girls Cross Country League began, the team evolved from a 1-9 season to its successful 1981 record. GIRLS VICTORIOUS AT STATES Sophomore Rochelle Graffius. followed by senior Michelle Barron, races Mifflin lo another victory. 80 sports VARSITY, row I: J. Lyon. S. Kochel. R. Graffius. K. Petsch. L. Levy, row 2-. K. Remp, T. Guevin. Coach D. Seltzer. W. Kleemeier. S. Larson. BLUE LINE GROWS LONGER Senior Bill Kleemier follows Todd Guevin. The Year of the Flying Squirrel was tremendous but slightly disappointing. stated varsity and junior varsity Coach Donald C. Seltzer. Although the varsity team took the Berks County Conference title for the ninth con- secutive year, only Larry Levy and Kevin Remp advanced to the state run. Senior Kerry Petsch. a four year varsity man. evolved into the team leader, while Larry Levy and sophomore Steve Larson shared most improved honors. JUNIOR VARSITY, row I T. Witkowski. D. Lewis. J. Broad. E. Fields. B. Waseleus. S. Nieman. B. Guard. N. Guard. K. Suchomelly. row 2: Coach D. Seltzer. K. Weikel. J. Amodei. P. Wierzbicki. D. Cowdrick. N. Farnsworth. M. High. T. Yachera. sports 81 GOLF TEAM, row I: T. Buch. row 2-. C. Webber. J. Bingaman. B. Weaver, row 3: M. Trawitz. C. DiGuardi. D. Waldman. T. Rothenberger. Coach J. MacElhattan. Although as a team the golfers' league and non-league record was a disappointing 3-8, two individuals qualified for further play. Junior Ted Rothenberger played in the boys' District III tournament as junior Tina Buch did in the girls’ District III tournament after finishing fifth in the Berks County tournament. After school practices on various courses and matches were often played fighting the encroaching fall darkness. sports INDIVIDUALS ADVANCE GIRLS’ WINTER TRACK, row L G. Garter. K. Hart. M. Kiseau. M. Barron, row 1. H. Shulman. S. Hand. S. Stankiewicz. K. Barron. M. Owens, row I. A. Halloran. M. Stankiewicz. Coach D. Wesner. A. Faber. S. Butcher, row 4: C. Wire, S. Klonis. T. Godshall. R. Graffius. R. Lucey. C. Batdorf. WINTER WONDERS Having no indoor practice space, the winter track teams were obliged to take some hard falls” while running outside with Mother Nature ' Senior Larry Levy exemplified the teams’ spirit as he continued to run in the invitationals even after shattering three teeth in a fall. Approximately 100 schools joined the Exeter runners in indoor meets. BOYS’WINTER TRACK, row I. D. Wegman. R. Dominguez. K. Wegman. M. Harlow, row 2-. L. Levy. F. Field. M. High. J. Lyon, row 3: J. Guildal. S. Larson. D. Cowdrick. Coach D. Seltzer. T. Guevin. B. Wentzel. K. Petsch. row A M. Wolfe. P. Katsigiannis. C. Witthaut. K. Weikel. R. Dietzel. R. Graffius. N. Farnsworth. W. Kleemeier. sports 83 Describing the boys' varsity basketball season. Coach John T. MacElhattan stressed the frustrations involved in having a team of talented invididuals who had difficulty working as a team. One Holy Name game, however, brought the players together as a team, although in a losing effort. A favorite basketball exercise, called the Shell drill, was often included in daily practices. « i In his second year as varsity coach. Terry Mac Foulshooting during the Wyomissing home Elhattan watches the defense develop. game. Matt Acker tries to keep the team ahead. t k tm As a ball handier. Kevin Boettlin looks for a quick pass to set up the offensive pattern. Going for a righthanded lay-up. AJ Bryant, a most consistent player, soars over the floor. 84 sports Looking for a pass to make, senior Rich Purscell eyes his opponent and the Eagles' offense. Surrounded by Spartans, center Tim Godek reaches for a jumper during the first quarter. BASKETBALL FAILS TO PLEASE BOVS' VARSITY BASKfc I BALL, row I. Mgr. T. Gambler. Mgr. M. Drexel. rowl. D. Acker. G. Seidel. N. Padovani. P. Howe. R. Purscell. A. Bryant. M. Acker. row i T. Gochal. C. Monos. M. Acker. K. Boettlin. J. Brizek. J. Antush. T. Godek. Coach J. MacElhattan. sports 85 BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL. rowV. D. Ellison. Mgr. J. Gambler. Mgr. J. Warmkessel. J. Schwab, row 2-. J. Scott. R. Protheroe. B. Reaser. row 3: S. Barber. R Bailey. Coach D. Bickel. J. Smith. C. Nein. NETTERS SUCCESSFUL As sophomore Jeff Scott shoots for a basket, teammate Daryl Ellison runs in for the rebound in a At the end of the offensive pattern. Mike second half of the season home game against the Spartans of Wyomissing. Erkes goes for the jump shot. 86 sports At the Eagles' offensive end. Kelly Stoltzfus attempts to capture the tap while teammate Patti Henrich holds her position on the circle in the game against Central Catholic. Dribbling down the court. Dawn Oswald looks for Stacey Keller to begin the offensive pattern. The boys’ jv basketball team had a highly successful season.” according to Coach Donald M. Bickel who believed the success stemmed from their ability to play as a team. Putting the team before individual desires, the boys were unselfish on offense and hardworking on defense. Co-captains John Schwab and Daryl Ellison provided leadership. Unlike many of Exeter’s opponents, each of the ten members of the girls’ jv basketball team played in every game. Undefeated in non-league games, the jv’s greatly improved upon I98l’s league record,” according to Coach Teresa M. Fry. One of the girls’ best efforts was against a strong Governor Mifflin team, whom they had lost to in the first half of the season. Due to an aggressive full court press, the Mustangs made numerous mistakes which the team capitalized on to earn their first win the second half of the season. sports 87 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL, row I. Mgr. K. Babb, row1. B. Bergstresser. C. Gilbert. K. Kahler. R. Sarig. N. Bernier. J. Bossier, row i. Coach J. Frey. E. Weaver. C. Gehret. T. Godshall. K. Wanczyk. B. Gernert. S. Kearney. As Central Catholic's number 3 tries to make her honest, senior co-captain Barb Bergstresser jumps (or an outside the key shot. Driving to the basket is a skill Kelly Kahler has practiced since her ninth grade |V days. 88 sports As the Central Catholic game draws to a close, senior Karen Wanczyk shoots for two. Entering the open District III tournament for the first time since the 78-79 season, the girls’ basketball team proved itself to be outstanding.” according to Head Coach Jean L. Frey. Favorite activities included games where each team member played, Friday intra-squad scrimmages, and shooting from the floor where the varsity team had a 42% average. The team’s depth allowed for a starting rotation of eight players. GIRLS ARE OUTSTANDING Pushing past the Central defender, guard Jodi Bossier shows proper form in her right hand lay-up after a long drive to the basket. sports 89 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, row T. DeWald. row 1. M. Owens. M. Fazzini. D. Schwambach. Advisor K. Lynch. H. Shulman. D. DeRenzo. I. Kainhofer. row 3: M. Apostolou. M. Stankiewicz. W. Ahrens. J. Moyer. Before the Wyomissing home game. Hillary Shul- JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS, row I: C. Hoover. L. Weisman. C. Hagan, row 2: S. Hand. A. man encourages the crowd to cheer. Bensinger. row 3: K. Herb. 90 sports MALE CHEERLEADERS, rowL T. Goevin. R. Dominguez. E. Henrich. row 2. W. Geiger. E. Barber. C. Shurr. R. Graffius. row 3: J. Lyon. SQUADS LEAD SPIRIT During pregame activities. Ralph Dominguez and Joanne Moyer participate in a cheer. Captained by Sis Stankiewicz, Michelle Apostolou. and Ralph Dominguez, all seniors, the varsity female and male cheerleaders attended a clinic at Millersville State College in the autumn of 1981. Coach Karen A. Lynch worked with the squads to incorporate everyone into new floor cheers and take advantage of the groups' dedication and enthusiasm. The smaller jv squad, captained by Selena Hand, also showed its enthusiasm during the jv games. Asking for a victory, senior Wendy Ahrens joins the squads on the court in a time-out. sports 91 VARSITY AND JV WRESTLERS, row . T. Hornberger. B. Conroy. T. Hafer. M. Euoco. K. DeAcosta. G. Boyer. G. Morissette. J. Ramer. J. Gombar. row 2: Ass'! Coach T. Rohrbach. D. Hummel. S. Beck. D. Moyer. J. Reinford. S. Stunz. T. Lusane. H. Einsig. G. Keppley. M. Asi. Coach E. Mayer. Going for a switch, senior Scot Stunz tries to reverse his Wilson opponent. As wrestling is an individual sport, each player must be tough and dedicated, stated Edward Mayer in his first year as Exeter's coach. The Fleetwood-Exeter match was of particular importance to the team as Mr. Mayer has previously coached the Fleetwood team, while their favorite drill was fat mat. Strength, moves and diet all combined to push Harry Einsig, Steve Beck, and Scot Stunz to the district meet. Held firmly in a cradle by Mike Rudolph, a state level wrestler. John Reinford reveals his pain as he tries to break the hold while the referee awards Mike three back points. 92 sports ■■ As his Wilson opponent goes for a cradle. Mark Sakach. a sophomore, struggles to free himself. INJURIES PLAGUE TEAM Working toward an escape. Harry Einsig fights Wilson's forearm ride in the first period. In the 126 pound class, sophomore Greg Keppley tries for a crossface as he and his opponent fight for the takedown during the Wilson match. sports 93 EAGLES GONNA SET THE PACE WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. row I, D. Scheldt. S. Carr, row 2: S. Witthaut. Advisor S. Westley.P. Gombar. row I- C. Detp. M. Hater, L. Reinhart. row A K. Bretz. Chanting Well, If You Are An Eagle, the eight wrestling cheerleaders practiced Mondays and Thursdays from 3:15 to 5 under the leadership of Coach Sharon L. West-ley and Captain Pattie Gombar. Each cheerleader had a secret pal, a senior she surprised the day of a match. Two of the girls also surprised the coaches. The squad planned invididual appreciation cheers for the boys, win or not, and awarded win and pin buttons after the match. Encouraging senior Tyrone Lusane at the January 6 away match against Wilson, wresi leaders Steph Witthaut. Mary Haier. and Pattie Gombar chant Takedown lor Two. 94 sports BOYS' BOWLING TEAM. row I: Mgr. Brenda Loeb. row 2. S. Pawlewicz. L. Fiorini. M. Morris. B. Weaver. M. Mayers, row 3: R. German. S. Kochel. R. Moyer. Coach W. Murray. M. Weiss. J. Shollenberger. K. Shollenberger. KEGLERS PLACE MIND OVER SKILL After a dozen years as coach, Robert W. Murray believes, Bowling is 90% mentals 10% technique. During the 17 matches, senior Mike Morris lead the team as top man in his fourth year as a varsity bowler. Rolling from Bowl-a-Rama, the home lanes, the team bowled as many as three matches a week. January through March, and traveled to five other lanes, including distant Hamburg. Coach Donald F. Evans designated senior Sue Britigan the bowler who gave the varsity girls’ bowling team the stability and notivation it needed. Standouts were Joyce Shurr’s big game and the entire varsity team rolling in the Berks County Tournament. GIRLS’ BOWLING TEAM, rowL B. Baer. C. Dudeck. G. Schmeer. row2. S. Miller. J. Shurr. S. Fick. Coach D. Evans. C. Richards. S. Britigan. S. Hiester. sports 95 VARSITY HELD HOCKEY Exeter Opponent 3 Wyomissing 2 2 Reading k 1 0 Hamburg 2 1 Schuylkill Valley 2 3 Conrad Weiser 6 1 Holy Name 2 0 Muhlenberg 2 1 Governor Mifflin 0 2 Hamburg 1 0 Wilson 4 1 Schuylkill Valley 0 0 Daniel Boone 2 0 Conrad Weiser 3 0 Wyomissing 2 JUNIOR VARSITY EIELD HOCKEY Exeter Opponent 0 Wyomissing 3 0 Reading 1 0 Hamburg 6 0 Schuylkill Valley 2 0 Conrad Weiser 2 0 Holy Name 4 0 Muhlenberg 2 0 Governor Mifflin 2 0 Hamburg 0 0 Wilson 1 0 Schuylkill Valley 0 1 Daniel Boone 2 0 Conrad Weiser 4 0 Wyomissing 1 GOEF Exeter Opponent 453 Holy Name 409 480 Reading 461 434 Twin Valley 433 467 Mr. Penn 504 494 Daniel Boone 456 415 Fleetwood 431 486 Reading 468 498 Twin Valley 429 459 Mt. Penn 460 454 Daniel Boone 425 436 Fleetwood 377 Exeter GIRLS'CROSS COUNTRY Opponent 18 Reading 44 15 Conrad Weiser 49 15 Hamburg 47 18 Governor Mifflin 43 15 Kutztown 50 19 Muhlenberg 43 25 Twin Valley 30 15 Fleetwood 46 24 Wilson 31 15 Oley 50 INVITATIONAL Twin Valiev Relay 1st Conrad Weiser 2nd Steel City 3rd State College 5th Berks County Dual Meet League 1st Berks County Conference 1st District III AA 1st P.I.A.A AA 2nd BOYS'CROSS COUNTRY Exeter Opponent 21 Ephrata 34 20 Coatesville 38 23 Upper Perkiomen 34 19 Pottstown 38 20 Reading 40 15 Conrad Weiser 49 16 Governor Mifflin 47 22 Muhlenberg 34 16 Holy Name 46 15 Wyomissing 50 23 Wilson 36 28 Hamburg 29 17 Oley Valley 45 INVITATIONALS Lebanon Valiev College 2nd Conrad Weiser 4th Steel City 6th Solanco 1st Muhlenberg J.V. 1st TITLES Berks Division 1st Berks Conference—Var. 1st Berks Conference -J.V. 1st District III AA 6th FOOTBALL Exeter Opponent 6 Governor Mifflin 18 7 Bethlehem Catholic 10 6 Kutztown 17 8 Central Catholic 7 •j Wyomissing 20 7 Holy Name 6 12 Muhlenberg 28 p 7 Hamburg 17 0 Conrad Weiser 7 36 Schuylkill Valley 20 19 Daniel Boone 8 Exeter WRESTLING Opponent 38 Elco 27 27 North Lebanon 31 30 Pottsgrove 30 55 Tulpehocken 6 6 Kutztown 58 15 Wilson 42 14 Oley 50 12 Daniel Boone 54 27 Muhlenberg 30 18 Hamburg 32 16 Brandywine 37 3 Schuylkill Valley 62 36 Wyomissing 24 47 Fleetwood 12 45 Central Catholic 21 34 Tulpehocken 24 9 Reading 51 17 Daniel Boone 42 36 Twin Valley 23 96 sport TITLES BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Exeter Opponent 65 Oley 36 60 Twin Valley 37 65 Mt. Penn 37 41 Daniel Boone 43 64 Governor Mifflin 30 48 Wyomissing 47 43 Reading 44 61 Wilson 44 68 ' Conrad Weiser 35 73 Central Catholic 51 60 Fleetwood 36 59 Muhlenberg 39 45 Holy Name 31 69 Governor Mifflin 49 63 Wyomissing 35 38 Reading 53 53 W ilson 41 80 Conrad Weiser 51 70 Central Catholic 37 43 Muhlenberg 33 67 Holy Name BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 69 Exeter Opponent 56 Fleetwood 53 87 Oley 73 83 Twin Valley 48 68 Mt. Penn 48 84 Daniel Boone 39 49 Governor Mifflin 46 40 Wyomissing 48 37 Reading 70 59 Wilson 73 77 Conrad Weiser 71 86 Perkiomen Valley 61 40 Cocalico 50 50 Central Catholic 48 63 Muhlenberg 70 60 Holy Name 66 46 Governor Mifflin 56 51 Wyomissing 50 37 Reading 44 46 Wilson 41 54 Conrad Weiser 53 51 Central Catholic 46 61 Holy Name GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 85 Exeter Opponent 61 Oley 30 43 Twin Valley 40 66 Brandywine 19 63 Hamburg 46 35 Schuylkill Valley 35 43 Daniel Boone 37 63 Governor Mifflin 49 53 Wyomissing 45 34 Reading 71 65 Wilson 59 56 Conrad Weiser 51 65 Central Catholic 36 50 Muhlenberg 54 45 Holy Name 43 57 Governor Mifflin 51 53 Wyomissing 45 30 Reading 44 65 Wilson 39 63 Conrad Weiser 63 Central Catholic 50 Muhlenberg 43 Holy Name 45 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Oley Opponent 13 Twin Valley 30 Brandywine 9 Hamburg 19 Schuylkill Valley 18 Daniel Boone 33 Governor Mifflin 35 Wyomissing 15 Reading 33 Wilson 17 Conrad Weiser 33 Central Catholic 35 Muhlenberg 33 Holy Name 34 Governor Mifflin 34 Wyomissing 33 Reading 46 Wilson 33 Conrad Weiser 37 Central Catholic 35 Muhlenberg 33 Holy Name 38 GIRLS' BOWLING Hamburg Opponent 3 Daniel Boone 0 Mt. Penn 3 Muhlenberg 3 Wyomissing 1 Twin Valley • Conrad Weiser 3 Fleetwood 1 Schuylkill Valley 1 Governor Mifflin 3 Daniel Boone 3 Mt. Penn 0 Muhlenberg 3 Schuylkill Valley 3 Wilson 3 Reading 3 BOYS' BOWLING Opponent Hamburg 0 Daniel Boone 1 Mt. Penn 1 Muhlenberg 1 Schuylkill Valley 3 Reading 1 Wyomissing 1 Twin Valley 0 Conrad Weiser 1 Fleetwood 1 Governor Mifflin 0 Daniel Boone 0 Mt. Penn 1 Muhlenberg 3 Schuylkill Valley 3 Wilson 3 68 41 50 Exeter 35 35 47 36 33 33 30 33 Id 35 41 36 30 30 40 33 33 36 40 33 39 16 Exeter I 3 0 0 3 3 0 3 3 I I 3 0 I 0 0 Exeter 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I I sports 97 PERFORMING ARTS performing arts 99 BRASS, row I: L. Boone. C. Batdorf. B. Keller. R. Sarig. B. Guard, C. Kleemeier. row 2. R. Hutchinson. R. Schwartz. S. Sweren. D. Calvaresi. T. Yachera. row 3: M. Ahrens. C. Richards. T. Musser. S. McDevitt. R. Protheroe. W. Ahrens. D. Oswald, row 4: W. Wegman. T. Reitenauer. J. Moyer. C. Smith. T. Weaver. S. Rhoads. W. Woolworth. K. Duesterhoeft. K. Stoltzfus. row5: M. Dahl. C. Paris. C. Ciabattoni. T. Paciulli. R. Graffius. S. Musser. A. Kearney. T. Hornberger. The Exeter Township Marching Unit had a most unique fall season: no postponements due to weather. I knew the marching season would be successful after the first two weeks of summer band proved to be the coolest August weather the band has ever experienced.” remarked band director John E. Kamm, Jr. Senior Drum Major John lannuzzo directs the marching band at his last halftime performance. Director John Kamm. Jr., feature twirler Denise DeRenzo. Ass't Director James S. Seidel. 100 performing arts PERCUSSION, row I S. Klick. K. Richards. S. Britigan. row2 D. Paris. E. Lengel. M. Sudock. B. Waselus. row 3: K. McAfee. B. Conroy. S. Bailey. D. Reeser. J. Oberholtzer. G. Esenwein. T. Hoffman. M. Aulenbach. BALMY WEATHER BENEFITS BAND WOODWINDS ro • T Gambler. T. Scalese. S. Walter. C. Cranos. C. Flamm. D. Kostival. S. Wardrop. B. Loeb. M. Boyer. G. Wegman. A. Mattiuz. row1. J. Bixler. T Whitman. L. Toaldo. D. Beane. C. Werley. R. Graffius. T. Reichwein. K. Fies. L. Frymoyer. J. Moyer, row i. C. McCabe. V. Nguyen. K Weaver. A. Bausher. L. Reinhart. K. Herb. A. Faber. H. Medlar, j. kulaga. B. Yachera. G. Garber, row 4: P. Sutter. S. Miller. M. Barcz. S. Miller. M. Lesher. P Romig. c. Gehret. R. Fox. S. kochel. J. Romanski. S. Cowdrick. ro 5: S. Baver. k. Babb. G. Lincoln. M. Gust. G. Powell. M. Gust. J. Amodei. E. Weaver. V. Reintenauer. L. Levy. S. Grubb. M. Wegman. J. Warmkessel. MAJORETTES, row I: Capt. D. VanCoeur. row 1-. S. Roeberg. C. Mitchell. C. Kleinsmith, M. Cambria, row i-. T. Moore. K. Spangenberg. R. Giles. K. Pendi. L. Miller. L. Wamsher. row 4. D. Scheidt. D. Ramer. J. Gambler. B. Arters. R- Lucey. B. Wegman. S. Magrowski. K. Bretz. BAND FRONT HAS WINNING YEAR BIG SILKS, row I: Capt. K. Hecker. row2. K. Reed. P. Henderson. B. Schrope. row 3: C. Pendi. C. Baldwin. E. Esterly. S. Lee. M. Ahrens, row4. M. Lesko, D. Riegel. P. Robertson. L. Greenawalt. C. Baldwin. G. Lincoln. COLOR GUARD, row I. K. Swierczewski. C. Weller. M. Schlott. R. Venkler, S. Mengel. E. Willems. Capt. K. Rau. R. Miller. D. Schwambach. S. Carr. J. Gajewski. S. Keller. R. Gechler. row 1 K. Hess. R. Hess. S. Hughes. P. Drumheller. HONOR GIMRO. T- Weaver, M. Sw.erczewski. 0. Eifert. M. Maciejewski.S. Wulkowicz. S. Berg. L. Attending bandfront camps at Millersville and Elizabethtown, the squads won trophies for excellence. Continuing their winning ways, the majorette squad took a first place at the Eph-rata Parade on September 23. Under the direction of Mr. Karl E. Schmidt or Mrs. Cheryll A. Oestreich. the squads prepared routines for both field shows and parades. Majorette Captain Denise VanCoeur performs Sing” before the homecoming festivities begin. performing arts 103 CHORUS, row I: A. Mattiuz. C. McCabe. C. Smith. T. Greenawalt. S. Walter. M. Lesher. B. Mathews. K. Hartzell. row 1 V. Pellegrino. M. Cambria. C. Kissinger. S. Miller. C. Cranos. V. Reitenauer.S. Sweigert.G. Schmeer. row 3: S. Kochel. K. Renip. C. Ciabattoni. T. Weaver. J. lannuzzo. S. Musser. N. Farnsworth. MUSIC MAKERS SUMMON SEASON CHRISTMAS CONCERT ORCHESTRA The Trees of Christmas Let It Snowl Let It Snowl Let It Snowl White Christmas STAGE BAND Jingle Bells Just the Way You Are We Wish You a Cookin’ Christmas 42nd Street Medley CHORUS A Christmas World Christmas in the City Three Noels The Twelve Days after Christmas A Special Wish CONCERT BAND The Special Sounds of Christmas Sheep May Safely Graze A Norwegian Christmas Overture Parade of the Wooden Soldiers DIRECTORS: Mrs. Kathryn Ballein. Mr. Karl F. Schmidt, and Mr. John E. Kamm. Jr. Singing ”A Christmas World.” the chorus entertains at the Christmas concert in the junior high. 104 performing arts Raising holiday spirit, the stage band plays at the faculty Christmas party in the cafeteria. The combined band front gets in the holiday spirit by performing Sound of Angels” at the Christmas concert. V ORCHfcSTRA row I T. Hoffman. G. fcsenwein. D. Reazor. row }■. V. Pellegrino, row 3-. S. fcnoch. M. Lesher. K. Weiket. C. Smith. C. Yeich. C. Witthaut. row 4 A. Faber. C. Cranos. C. Ciabattom. C-McCabe. W. Ahrens, row 5: S. Bauer. W. Woolworth. W. Wegnian. S. Grubb. J. Weiler. row 6 V. Reitenauer. D. Calvaresi. J. Amodei. L. Boone. J. Romanski. Awaiting their notes, sopranos and altos alike concentrate on proper breath control and clear diction in Three Angels. performing arts 105 After learning of Aunt Abby and Aunt Martha's act of poisoning their gentlemen guests, nephew Mortimer chases away a frightened Mr. Gibbs. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE NOVEMBER 13 Believing that poisoned elderberry wine is perfectly natural. Sister Abby plans. CAST AND CREW Abby Brewster ...........Sylvia Walter Mrs. Harper ..............Sandy Imboden Teddy Brewster ........ Patrick E. Harris Officer Brophy ..........Cindy Smith Officer Klein ........... Karen Dixon Martha Brewster . . Victoria Pellegrino Elaine Harper ...........CeCe Wire Mortimer Brewster . . Chris Ciabattoni Mr. Gibbs ...............David Kostival Jonathan Brewster . John W. lannuzzo Dr. Einstein ............ Douglas Moser Officer O'Hara . . . Vicki L. Reitenauer Lieutenant Rooney .......Bob Zeiber. Jr. Mr. Witherspoon .........David Kostival Mr. Hoskins .............. Lori Hartline Director .............. Marjory L. Ewald Stage Crew Mr. Michael Jurasinski Sister Martha patiently awaits her next guest hoping she can help him to peace”. 106 performing arts Jonathan and Dr. Einstein plot their sinister sheme to bury Mr. Spenalzo in the cellar. Nephew Teddy Brewster charges The Block house before taking his daily excursion to Panama. Explaining his inhibitions about getting married to a heartbroken Elaine, the local minister's daughter. Mortimer worries about her discovering his peculiar family background. performing arts 107 MORNING ANNOUNCEMENT READERS. In the fall production. Chris Ciabattoni tells CeCe Wire of his love. Sharon Danks. Michele Apostolou. Pat Harris. As CeCe’s mother. Sandy Imboden worries about Chris’s unusual relatives. Encore, in its second year as Exeter's drama club, was advised by Mrs. Marjory Ewald. The club helped with scenery, properties, and stage management. Aided by various service clubs. Encore members served refreshments at the productions. Many of the members also participated in the performances. To promote the musical. Encore sponsored a Carnival Week. Events included balloon day, animal day, and sideshow day. 108 performing arts BEHIND THE SCENERY ENCORE, row I: C. Kissinger. S. Sweigert. M. Cambria. R. Roeberg. M. Schonour. row 2. R. Fox. V. Reitenauer. A. Halloran. C. Kleinsmith. S. Imboden. M. Swierczewski. row i-. M. Lesher. A. Weaver. K. Hartzell. L. Miller. L. Sechrist. row4: J. Blum. C. Smith. M. Ruler. L. Hartline. L. Kissinger. S. Wardrop. row 5: C. DeBrouwer. T. Weaver, row 6: N. Farnsworth. C. Ciabattoni. J. Guildal. row 7- P. Harris. T. Weaver. M. Sudock. STAGE CREW. rowV. G. Esenwein. R. Zeiber. D. Reazor. Advisor M. Jurasinski. rowl-. M. Boyer. G. Powell. P. Harris. R. Simmons. S. Mengel. The Stage Crew played an integral part in the functioning of the school. Each member within the group exhibited honesty, reliability and possessed some technical and carpentry skills, because they were involved in setting up props, scenery, light and sound equipment for many student functions, such as plays, assemblies, pep rallies and setting up equipment for any outside groups. According to Advisor Michael J. Jurasinski. There isn't a job we won't tackle.” In Arsenic and Old Lace, Vikkie Pellegrino and Sylvia Walter plan a helpful murder. Evil-eyed John lannuzzo plots his brother’s demise with his surgeon. performing arts 109 ’$2 SELLS SOAP, TRAVELS IN APRIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. rowV. T. Whitman. W. Ahrens. M. Stankiewicz. M. Apostolou. M. Ophnger. C. Richards. S. Imboden. S. Danks. row2 J. Brizek. B. Koch. S. Kochel. D. Schwab. J. Ferrill. IQ seniors The Senior Class, under the leadership of Advisor Charles J. Sheaffer, had a profitable year. Members of the class actively participated in the fund raiser of selling soaps and spices early in the fall. The year was also highlighted by a class trip to Rocking Horse Ranch in New York State in April. In regard to advising the seniors, Mr. Sheaffer commented the first year is a learning experience. OFFICERS. Advisor C. Sheaffer. Treasurer B. Bergstresser. President T. Scalese. Secretary M. Stankiewicz. seniors 113 MATTHEW CARL ACKER III . . . 142 W. 39th St.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 2 26 64 .. . Basketball 10. II. 12 . . Baseball 10. II. 12 . . NHS 12 . . . Key Club 12 . . . Student Council 10 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. MICHELE LOUISE ADAM ... II Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 2 64 . . . Hockey II . . . Softball 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day K . II. 12. MICHELE LEE AHRENS ... 895 Ahrens Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 18 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Band Eront 10. II. 12 . . . Stage Band 12 . . . Pep Band 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. WENDY JANE AHRENS . . 3441 Jacksonwald Ave. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 11 64 . . Cheerleader 10. II. 12 . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Hockey 10 II. capt. 12 . . . Y-Teens 10. II treas. 12 .. . Student Counci 12 . . NHS 12 . . . Orchestra 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 10. II. 12. SCOTT RICHARD ALLWEIN . . . 1211 Deer Run. Rdg. 19606 ... 4 23 64 ... Lib. Asst. 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 10. MARTIN J. AMODEI... 150E. Baumstown Rd.. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 10 7 63 .. . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . VICA 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 12. DEBORAH LYNN ANDRE ... 43 Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 9 20 64 ... Echo 10. editor-in-chief II 12 . . . Leo 10. sec. II. pres. 12 . . . Tennis 10. II. 12 ... Quill and Scroll II. 12 ... NHS II. 12 .. . Student Council II. 12 . .. Lit Mag 10. II. 12 . . . Track 10. JOEL HOWARD ANTUSH . . . RD 7071. Rdg 19606 . . . 2 4 64. 114 seniors MICHELE LOUISE APOSTOLOU ... 218 Seidel St.. Rdg 19606 . .. 6 10 64 .. . Cheerleader. 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council vp 12 . . . Y-Teens 10. II. 12 . . . NHS 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. CURT EREDERICK ARBOGAST . . 1117 Deer Run. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 27 64 . . . Baseball 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. BETH MAY ARTERS ... Box 133. RD 3. Rdg 19606 . . . 5 5 64 . . . Cheerleader 10. II . . Band Eront 10. II. 12 .. . Y-Teens 10. II. vp 12 . Sports Day 10. II. 12. JAY WARREN AUMAN . RD 2. Box 257, Birdsboro. 19508 . . . 6 20 64 . . . Mobile Unit II. 12. MARK ALLEN BALATGEK ... 202 Lincoln Dr.. Birdsboro 19508 ... 3 5 64 ... Football 10. II. 12 . . . Baseball 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. CHRIS DINA BALDWIN ... 118 W. 33rd St.. Rdg. 19606 .. . 11 27 64 .. . Band Front II. 12 .. . Y-Teens 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. :hris Baldwin and friends prepare the Y-Teens Thanksgiving baskets. During study hall. Michele Adam finds a chance to mingle. seniors 115 ERIC K. RARRER . . . 4907 Farming Ridge Blvd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 21 64 ... Key Club II. 2 . . . Executive Committee 12 . . . Cheerleader 12. AMY S. BENSINGER . . . 16 Ganster St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 11 64 . . . Cheerleader II. 12. MICHELLE A. BARRON . . . 5730 Littlefield Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . 5 1 64 . . . Cross Country 10. capt. II. 12 . . . Track 10. capt. II 12 ... Y-Teens K). II. 12 . . . Leo 12 . . . Winter Track 10. capt. II fc 12 . . . Sports Day 10.12 . . . Lib. Asst. 11. STACEY JO BERG . . . 30 W. 33 St.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 1 6 65 .. . Band Front 10. II. 12 ... Chorus K). II. 12 . . . Drama 10 . . . Lib. Asst. 10... Sports Day 10. II. End of the race fatigue shows on Michele Barron. STEPHEN GLENN BECK ... 113 Kenneth PI.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 2 28 64. BARBARA J. BERGSTRESSER . . . 3345 Oley Turnpike Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 7 64 . . . Basketball K). capt. II fc 12 . . . Hockey K . II. capt. 12 ... Track capt. II 6 12 ... Softball 10. . . Sports Day K). II. 12 . . . Class Treas. 12. 116 seniors STEVEN MICHAEL BIBBO . 3906 Kline Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 17 64 . . . Basketball 10 . . . Bowling II... Golf 10... Sports Day 10. II. 12 . .. Mobile Unit 12. ROBERT A. BISSELL . . . 3453 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 30 64. JODI SUE BIXLER ... 19 Trout St.. Rdg. 19606 . 8 22 64 ... Band 10. II. 12 ... Y Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Hockey mgr. 10. II. 12. KELLY LYNN BOLIG... 1509 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 11 64 ... Sports Day II. 12. DIANE MARIE BRICKEY . . . P. O. Box 26. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 5 19 64. SUZANNE LOUISE BRITIGAN ... 35 E. 40 St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 25 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Bowling 10. II. 12 . . . Hockey 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. JOEL SCOTT JOSEPH BRIZEK ... Box 412. R D. 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 27 64 . . . Basketball 10. II. 12 . . . Baseball 10. II. 12 .. . Key Club 10. II. pres. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council II. 12. JOY LYNN BROWN . . . 3624 Moyer Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . I 8 65. seniors 117 GARY FITZGERALD BRYANT . . . 3531 Jack sonwald Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 15 64 . . . Basketball 10. II. 12 . . . Track 12 . . . Sports Day K). II. 12. MICHELE MARIE CAMBRIA . . . RD 3. Box 239. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 16 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Band Front 10. II. 12 .. . NHS II. 12 . .. Leo II. 12 . .. Drama 10. treas. II... Chorus II. 12 . .. Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. II . . . JA II. MISTY SUE CLARk . . RD 2. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 9 20 64. GENEVA GERMAINE COPENHAVER ... 216 Heidelberg Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 26 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. SUE ELLEN COWDRICK ... 151 Fairmount Ave.. Rdg. 19606 ... 9 20 63 ... Band 10. II. 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. CAROLINE L. CRANOS . . . Mil Deer Run. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 8 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 . . Drama 10. II. treas. 12 . . . NHS II. sec. 12 . . . Lit Mag II. 12 . . . Echo II. 12 . . . Chorus II. 12 . . . Orchestra 12 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council II. Sports Day 10. II. 12. - 118 seniors KHRISTOPHER K. DABURLOS ... Box III RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 4 64. SHARON ANNE JULIA DANKS ...XMW. 46th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 31 64 . . . Student Coun cil 13 ... Y-Teens 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day K). II. 13 . . . Pioneer 10. II. CORINNE DE BROUWER ... 3931 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 35 63 . . . Exchange Student 13 ... Leo 13 ... Echo 13 ... Lit Mag 13. RAY ALAN DELONG .. . RD 3. Box 41. Birds boro. 19508 . . . 3 33 64. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT DEACOSTA . 38 Walnut St.. Rdg. 19606 ... 13 18 64 ... Football 10. II. 13 . . . Key Club II. 13 . . . Wrestling 10... Sports Day II. 13. DENISE ANN DERENZO ... Ill Center Ln.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 3 65 ... Jr. Miss 13 . . . Band 10. II. 13 . .. Band Front 10. .. Future Twirler II. 13 ... Cross Country II. 13 . . . Cheerleader 13 . . . NHS II. 13 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Track II . . . Exec. Comm. II. 13. In the library. Budd Cohen listens to music. seniors 119 Bob Donlen prepares for his role as Home- Joining her fellow seniors is Robin Fox. center. Summer band occupies Tama Gambler's August, coming King. MATTHEW JOHN DOBROSKEY . 4710 Greentree St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 32 64. RAFAEL ANGEL DOMINGUEZ. JR 565 Moonflower Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 7 63 . . . Track 10. II. 13 . . . Cheerleader capt. 12 . . . Football II. 12 ... Student Council 12 ... Winter Track 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. ROBERT ANTHONY DONLEN 4219 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg 19606 . . . 10 26 64 . Football 10. II. 12 ... Track 10. II. 13 Key Club 13. MICHELE LYNN DOUGLAS ... 325 Fairview St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 11 64. KEITH A. DUESTERHOEFT ... 720 Wisteria Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 28 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Baseball II. 12 . . . Bowling 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. SUZANNE LYNNE EDWARDS . 1333 Holly wood Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 6 2 64 . . . VICA 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. 120 seniors BRADLEY EHLERT ... 303 Blackwood Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 4 10 64 . . . Golf 10. II. DENEEN S. EIEERT . RD 7159. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 31 64 . . . Band Front II. 13. BETH ANN EPLER . . . 3731 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 37 63. SHANNON M. ERNST . . . 1035 Deer Run. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 6 64 ... Sports Day 10. II. 13. JOHN JOSEPH FERRILL . . . 10 W. 35th St . Rdg. 19606 ... 5 31 64 . . . Quill and Scroll II. 13 ... NHS 13 ... Tennis 10. II. 13 . . . Echo II. ed. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Vol leyball 13... Exec. Comm. II. 13. ROBIN GALE FOX ... I(M W. 46th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 8 64 . . . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Hockey II . . Sports Day 10. II. BRENDA CAROL FRAMPTON ... 518 Lorane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 ... 7 11 63 ... Y Teens 10. II. . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. TAMA LOUISE GAMBLER ... KM Hartlme Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 10 64 . . . Band 10. II. 13 ... Y-Teens 10. II. 13 . . . Basketball Slat. II. 13 . . . Hockey 10 . . . Sports Day 10. seniors 131 PAUL JOSEPH GARDNER . . . 203 W. 38th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 29 64. WILLIAM P. GEIGER ... 13 W. 35th St.. Rdg. 19606 ... 7, 28 64 . . . NHS 12 . . . Tennis 10. II. co-capt. 12 . . . Cheerleader 12 . . . Student Council II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. TIM J. GEISE . . . 4219 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg 19606 . . . 7 11 63 . . . Eootball 10. mgr. II . Sports Day 10. II. 12. HUGH L.GENSEMER . .306 Melrose Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 1 28 64. CAROLYNL. GILBERT .16 E. 36th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 12 64 . . . PIONEER 12 . . . Student Council 10. II. 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Band K3. II. 12 . .. Echo K). II. 12 ... Chorus 10. II. 12 .. Basketball 10. II. 12 .. . Ten ms 10. II. 12 . .. Softball 10. II. . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Orchestra 12. COLLEEN M. GILBERT ... 3401 Circle Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 2 64 . . . Band 10. MARY CATHERINE GILBERT ... 3401 Circle Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 2 63. TIMOTHY J. GODEK . Box 235. Spruce Ave.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 9 23 64. 122 seniors TRACY ANN GODSHALL . . . 19 fc. 36th St.. Rdg. 19606 . 13 10 64 . . Tennis 10. II. 13 . . . Basketball 10. II. 13 . . . Track 10. II. 13 ... Y Teens 13 . . . Winter Track 10 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Prom Comm. II. PATRICIA ANN GOMBAR . . . RD 3. Box 348K Rdg. 19606 . .. 7 35 64 . .. Cheerleader 10. II. 13 Softball 10. II. 13 ... Sports Day II. 13. PA ML LA COLlfcfcN GRAUL . 4710 Williams Ave . Rdg. 19606 .. 7 33 64 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. TRACI M. GRLLNAWALT . . 1119 Deer Run. MATTHEW B. GROSS . . . RD 3. Box 360A. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 31 64 . . . Chorus 10. II. 13. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 18 64. JAKOB NICHOLAS GUILDAl 3503 Romig Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 30 64 . . . Exchange Student 13 . . . Key Club 13 . . . Drama 13. After performing a successful cheer. Bill Geiger, middle, stands to receive cheers from the enthusiastic basketball fans. seniors 133 Al a Key Club meeting. Ed Henrich studies the Saxes, line up. flutes, get in line! Everything's ready for John lannuzzo to conduct the opening minutes. number. MARC ALAN HAAS .800 Lorane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . 10 36 64 . . NHS II. 13 ... Leo 13 . . . Energy Team II. 13. ANDREA JEAN HALLORAN . . . 50 Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 4 34 64 ... PIONEER 13 . . . Drama II. 13 . . . Student Council 10 . . . Hockey II. 13 . . . Track 10. II. 13 . . . Winter Track II. 13 ... Y Teens II. 13 . .. Sports Day 10. II. 13. SELENA A. HAND ... 103 W. 35th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 9 64 . . . PIONEER 13 . . . Cross Country 10. II. 13 . . . Track 10. II. 13 . Winter Track 10.13 . . . NHS II. 13 . . . Student Council 10. II. 13 ... Leo II. 13 ... Cheerleader II. capt. 13 . . . Echo 13. JACQUELINE ANN HARRIS ... 403 Ada Dr.. Birdsboro 19508 . . 11 7 64. PATRICK E. HARRIS . . . 5000 Persimmon Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 7 18 64 . .. PIONEER 13 NHS II. 13 . . . Drama 10. II. 13 . Lib. Asst. 10.13 . . . Football 10. . . Chorus 10... Sports Day 10. II. 13. LORI JEAN HARTLINE ... Ill W. 33rd St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 9 64 . . PIONEER II. 13 . . . NHS II. 13 ... AV Sec. 13 ... Y-Teens 13 ... Drama II. 13 . . . Lib. Asst. 13 . . . Softball mgr. II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. 134 seniors TODD M HARTMAN . . . 5935 Littlefield Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . 13 14 64. KAREN LYNN HECKER . . . RD 3. Box 451. B.rdsboro 19508 8 39 64 ... Band Eront 10. II. capt. 13 . . . Band 10.. . Student Council 10. II • • Sports Day 10. II. 13 ... Track 10. . . Tennis 10... Class Treas. II. EDWARD A. HENRICH . . . 4016 Crestline Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . 6 7 64 ... Student Council 13 .. . Key Club 13 ... Cheerleader 13 ... Tennis 10. . NHS 13 . Sports Day 10. II. 13. REGINA FAITH HIGH . . . I407 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 6 64 . . . NHS 13 . . . VICA 10. II. 13... Sports Day 10. II. 13. JANE E. HOFFMASTER . . P.0. Box 336. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 3 33 63. ROBIN LEE HOMAN ... 530 E. Neversink Rd.. Rdg. I9606 . . 3 13 64 . . . VICA 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day II. 13. PATRICK J. HOWE . . . 1340 Fox Run. Rdg. 19606 4 11 64 ... Key Club 13 . . . Baseball 10, II. 13 ... Basketball II. 13 ... Sports Day 10. II. JOHN WILLIAM BROWN IANNUZZO ... Box I53E. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 17 64 . . . PIONEER 13 . . . Band K). II. Drum Major 13 . . . Drama 10. II. pres. 13... NHS II. 13... Echo II. 13 . . . Chorus 13. seniors 135 SANDY A. IMBODEN ... 635 Gibralter Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . 13 20 63 . . . PIONEER II. 13 . . . Exec. Comm. 13 . .. Student Council treas. 13 . .. Y Teens 10. II. 13.. NHS II. 13 ... Drama II. 13 . . . AV 13 . . . Sports Day II. 13. ROBERT EDWARD JACKSON ... 1-5 Willow Way. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 37 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. BRIAN JOHN JENNINGS ... Box 313. RD 3. Shockley Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 34 64 Sports Day II. 13. RHONDA ANNE JOHNSON . . . 300 Lorane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 38 64 . . . Track 10. II. 13 . . . Winter Track 10. 11. 13 .. . Cross Country 10. II. 13 ... Leo 13 . . . NHS II. 13. CRAIG MICHAEL JURA SINSKI. . . 4E. 34th St.. Rdg 19606 .. . 6 13 64 . . NHS 13 . . . Student Council 13. STANLEY JOSEPH KACZOR. JR . . . 4000 Circle Ave.. Rdg. 19606 ... 13 9 63 ... Sports Day II. 13. KELLY ELAINE KAHLER . . R. D. 3. Douglass ville 19518 . .. 5 35 64 . . . Hockey 10. II. 13 .. Basketball 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day II. 13 . . . Volleyball 10. II. 13 . . . Stage Crew 10. II. ISABELLA CHRISTINA KAINHOFER . . . R. D. 3. Box 466C. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 31 64 Cheer leader 10. II. 13 . . . Student Council II. 13 ... Y-Teens 10. II. 13 . .. Exec. Comm. II. 13 . . . Class Sec. II. 136 seniors SANDRA JEAN KATZIN . . . 3240 Perkiomen Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 11 21 64 ... DECA K . vp II. 12. SARAH LOUISE KEARNEY . . . RD 3. Box 272. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 26 64 ... Basketball 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 10. . . Track II. LISA GRACE KELLAGHER . . . 1344 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 11 64 . . . VICA 10 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . BRIAN L. KELLER ... 3610 Circle Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . 4 21 64 . . . Band 10. II. BRADLEY CRAIG KEUSCHER ... 102 Michele Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 1 63. PAUL J. KILEY ... 3 Craig Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 11 6 64. seniors 127 Taking ihcir cake from the oven are Beth Koehler and Pam Graul. Dave Kostival sets up for the foods display. SEONG klM . .. 4796 Apple Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 12 12 63 . . . Tennis II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. fcRIC ALBERT KINSEY . . RD 3. Box 324A. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 5 1 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Work Program 13. CONSTANCE M. KISSINGER . . 102 W. 36 St.. Rdg. 19606 . . 1 36 65 .. . NHS II. 12 ... Chorus 12 .. . Drama 10.12 . . . Lib. Asst. 10. . . Pioneer 10. MICHAEL KLATT RD 3. Box 273A. Rdg. 19606 . . . 8 9 64. WILLIAM KLEEMEIER . . 1324 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 .. 3 17 64 . .. Cross Country 10. II. 12 ... Track 10. II. 12 ... Winter Track K). II. 13 . . . NHS II. 13 . . . Leo 10. II. 12. CLAUDINE SUE KLEINSMITH . 617 Lorane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 ... 4 11 64 .. . Band 10. II. 12 ... Band Front 10. II. 12 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day K). II. 12. 128 seniors TROY J. KLINK . . . 630 Hall Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . 5 5 64 . . . Exec. Comm. II. THOMAS LOUIS KLONIS ... 17 Craig Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 8 1 64 ... Student Council 10. 12 . . . Exec. Comm II. BRIAN B. KOCH . . . 312 Blackwood Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 6 64 . . . Eootball II. 12 . . . Baseball 10. II. 12 ... Key Club 10. II. 12 ... Sports Day 10. 11. 12. STEVEN BRIAN KOCHEl . . . 236 D Spruce Ave.. RD 2. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 9 19 64 ... NHS II. treas. 12 ... Cross Country 10. II. co capt. 12 . . Student Council II. 12 . . . Track 10. II. 12 ... Bowling 10. II. 12 ... Leo II. 12 . . . Chorus 12 . . . Winter Track 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Exec. Comm. 10. II. 12. DAVID A. KOSTIVAL ... Box 438 RD 3. Rdg 19606 ... 9 5 64 ... PIONEER 12 ... Drama 12 . . . Band 10. II. 12. PHILIP HERMAN KRAMM . RD 3. Box 452A. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 27 64. JODY M. KULAGA . . . 510 Gibralter Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 29 64. seniors 129 ERIC THOMAS LENGEL ... 115 Green Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . 13 23 64 ... Band 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council II. 12. HOLLY L. LICHTENWALNER . 19 Lincoln Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . Prom. Comm. II . . . Sports Day K). II. 12. KEVIN JAMES LINGERIS ... Box 3I9A. RD 2. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 2 4 63. TYRONE LUSANE ... 610 Lincoln Rd.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 3 11 64 . . . Wrestling 10. II. 12 . .. Sports Day 10. II. 12. SHERRI L. LUTZ . . . 2 Forest Lawn Ct.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 7 64... Sports Day K). II. 12 . . . Prom Comm. II. MICHELE ANN MACIEJEWSKI ... Box I50A. Painted Sky Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 24 64 . . . Band 10. II. 12 .. . Band Front 12 . . . Chorus 10. II. 12. MARK MANWILLER . . . RD 3. Box 467A. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 20 64. LISA KARLYN MARINO ... I00E. 36th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 12 64. 130 seniors LISA ANN MARKS ... 1011 Allen Rd.. Rdg. 19606 DEBORAH JUNE MAST ... Box 475. RD 3. 8 11 64. Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 30 64 . . . VICA 10. II. BARBARA A. MATHEWS . . Box 484. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 14 64 . . . Chorus 10. II. 13 . . . NHS II. 13 ... Prom Comm. II... Pioneer 10. II.. . Student Council 10. II . . . Exec. Comm 10. II. ROBERT P. MATHEWS . . . Box 484. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 14 64 . . . Prom Comm. II . . . Lib. Asst. II ANTHONY J. MAXYMILLIAN ... Box 398A. RD £3. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 10 1 64 . . . Prom Comm. II... Sports Day 13 ... Scrub Squad II. . . Lib Asst. II. BRADLEY DAVID MEINHOLD ... 36 W. 34th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 10 64 ... Key Club 10. II. treas. 13 . .. Sports Day 10. II. 13 .. . Band 10. II. Working together. Holly Lichtenwalner and Barb Mathews finish making their dessert. Lisa Marks participates in hat day of spirit week. seniors 131 SHERRY LYNN MENGEL ... Box 236B. RD 2. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 8 8 64 . . . Band Front 10. II. 12 . . . Bowling 10. II . . . Pioneer II . . . Stage Crew 12. ANTHONY JOHN MILLER ... 109 Cathy Ann Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 5 1 64 ... Football 10. II. 12 . . . Key Club 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. JAMES PAUL MILLER ... 201 Mayer St.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 5 28 64 ... NHS II. 12 ... Track 10. II. 12 . . . Winter Track 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. KAREN LESLIE MILLER . . . RD 2. Box 365. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 7 18 64 ... Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . NHS 12. KIMBERLY SUE MILLER . . . Box 365. RD 2. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 7 18 64 ... NHS II. 12 . . . Student Council II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. ROBIN LEE MILLER . 645 Gibralter Rd.. Rdg 19606 . . 8 20 64 . . . Band Front K). II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. 132 seniors SCOTT A. MILLER . . Box 583A. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 38 64. SHERYL M. MILLER ... Box 587. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 5 63 . . . Bowling 10. II. 13 . . . Chorus 10. II. 13 ... Leo II. 13 ... Band 10. II. 13 .. . Sports Day 10 . . . Drama 10 . . . HOSA II. 13. WILLIAM SCOTT MOHN ... 500 Lincoln Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 1 63. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL MONOS ... 5 Forest Lawn Ct.. Rdg. 19606 ... 6 3 64 . . . NHS II. 13... Key Club 10. II. 13 . . . Basketball 10. II. 13 . . . Baseball 10. II. 13 . Band 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. GILL GUY MORISSETTE . . . 316 Shofer Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 39 64 . . . Wrestling 10. II. 13 ... Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . VICA 10. II. 13. MICHAEL DAVID MORRIS . . . 5765 Jefferson Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 31 64 . . . Bowling 10. II. 13 ... NHS II. 13 ... Key Club 10. II. 13 ... Golf 10 . . . Winter Track 10. II. 13. TODD A. MUSSER . . . 34 Ironstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 10 63 . . . Band 10. II. treas. 13 . . . Tennis 10. II. 13 . . . NHS 13 . . . Exec. Comm 10. RONALD C. NATALE. JR . . . Box 370. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 13 63. seniors 133 JEFFREY FREDERICK NEWMAN ... 3440 Jack sonwald Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 18 64 . . . Baseball 10. II. 13... Basketball II. . . Golf II. . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Band 10. II. JOSHUA JAMES OBERHOLTZER ... 5 Michele Ct.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 4 64 . . . NHS II. 13 . . . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. MICHELE SUZANNE OPLINGER . l30Lorane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 11 15 64 . . . Student Coun cil 13 ... NHS II. 13 ... Pioneer II... Sports Day 10. II. 13. LAUREN LESLIE OSWALD . . . 333 Emerald Ave., Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 5 64 ... Art Show II. 13 . . . Pioneer II. TIMOTHY M. OVERLEY . . . 5060 Apple Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 30 63. MARY BETH OWENS . . . 1316 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 ... 9 33 63 ... Cheerleading 13 . .. Homecoming 13 . . . Y-Teens 13 . . . Exec. Comm.. 13 . . Student Council 13 . . . Student Forum 13 . . . Track II. 13 . . . Winter Track 13. CHARLES MORGAN PARIS ... 509 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606.. . 13 11 63 . . Key Club II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Band 10. II. 13. JULIE ANN PARIS . . . RD 3. Box 113. Rdg. 19606 ... 4 34 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. 134 seniors SHARON LYNN PARZANESE . . . 8-1 Heather Hts.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 26 63. KERRY J. PETSCH . . . RD 7186. Harman Rd.. Rdg. 19606 ... 3 15 64 . . . NHS II. 12 . .. Cross Country 10. II. capt. 12 . . . Track 10. II. 12 . . . Winter TRack 10. II. 12. Homecoming makes Vikkie Pellegrino smile. VICTORIA LYNN PELLEGRINO . . . Box 4I4F. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 10 27 64 . . . PIONEER 10. II. 12... Sports Day 10. II. 12 ... Drama 10. II. 12 . . . Chorus 10. II. 12 . . . Y-Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Orchestra II. 12. COLLEEN MARIE PENDI. .408 S. Baumstown Rd.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 5 6 64 . . . Band Front II. 12 . . . Y-Teens 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council II. SPYROS ANASTASIS PHYRILLAS . . . 780 Pom- DIANE ADEL PRINGLE ... 78 Keystone Rd.. ander Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 12 63. Rdg. 19606 ... 3 7 64 ... Sports Day 10. II. 12 .. . Work Program 12. Visiting a Kiwams lunch is Charlie Paris's job. Julie Paris enjoys cooking in Foods II class. seniors 135 RICHARD L. PURSCfclL ...it. 35th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . 1 7 64 . . . Basketball 10. II. co-capt. 17 Track II. 17 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 17. DEBRA MICHELLE RAMER .58 Walnut St.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 10 19 64 .. . Band Front 10. II. 17. JEFFREY GARFIELD RAMER ... 145 Hartline Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 9 14 64 ... Football mgr. II. . . Track 10 . . . Wrestling 10. II. 17 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 17. DeANNE LYNNE RATHBUN . . . RD 7041. Rdg. 19606 .. 17 7 64 .. PIONEER 17 ... Echo Graphic Arts II. 17 . . . Band Front 10. KATHY JOAN RAU ... 315 Wisteria Ave .Rdg. 19606 . . . 9 79 64 . . . PIONEER 17 . . . Band Front 10. capt. II. capt. 17 . . . Echo Graphic Arts 10. II. 17 . . . Sports Day 10. II. RANDY L. REAM .103 Michele Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 79 64 . . . Track 10. 136 seniors RONALD J. REICHWEIN .103 Harvest Lane. Rdg. 19606 .1 35 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. JOHN M. REINFORD. JR Box 338. RD 3. Birdsboro 19508 ... 3 13 64 . .. PIONEER 13 ... Wrestling 10. II. 13 . . Key Club 13 . . . Football 13. VICKI EYNN REITENAUFR .49 Brown St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 11 64 . . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Drama 10. vp II. 13 . . . Echo 10. II, pg. cd. 13 . . . Lit Mag 10. II. 13 . . . NHS II. 13 . Quill and Scroll II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. RODNEY P. REITZ 810 Phila. Ter . Rdg. 19606 . . . 13 31 63. KEVIN DALE REMP . . . 3708 Romig Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 3 64 . . . Cross Country 10. II. capt. 13 ... NHS 11.13 .. . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Chorus 10. 11. 13 . . . Student Council II . . Track 10. II. 13 . . Winter Track 10.13 .. . Drama 10. . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. APRILE DAWN RHINE . 80 Keystone Rd.. Rdg. 19606 3 39 64 ... Y Teens 10. II. 13 . .. Sports Day 10. II. 13. STEVEN JAMES RHOADS . . . 3906 Moyer Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . .. 5 13 64 . . . Key Club 10. II. sec. 13 .. Band 10. II. vp 13 ... Homecoming 13 . . . Volleyball II . . . Tennis 10. II. CYNTHIA LEE RICHARDS .39 Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 ... 3 10 64 .. Band 10. II. 13 ... Bowling 10. 13 . . . Student Council 13 . . . Lib. Asst. II . . . Exec. Comm. 10. II. 13. seniors 137 KEITH ALLEN ROBERTS . . . 5935 Littlefield JENNIFER LYNNE ROGERS . . . 2 Michele Cl.. Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 28 64 . . . VICA. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 2 64 . . . Matmaid 10. II . . . Special Olympics 10 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. DANIEL ROSE . . . I53B Painted Sky Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 2 18 64 BEVERLY R. SALINGER . . . 121 W. 46th St. Rdg. 19606.. . 4 21 64 . . . Lib. Asst. 10. II. 12 . . . Echo 10. II . . Pioneer 10. II.... Stage Crew 10. II... Leo 10. II... Sports Day 10. II. 12. JODI LYN SANDS . . . 221 W. 40th St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 28 64 . . . Cheerleader 10 . . . Sports Day 10. RICK A. SAUERWINE . . . 1122 Broadway Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 11 63. TRACY LOUISE SCALESE ... 5024 Painted Sky Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 9 64 . . . Homecoming Queen 12 . . . Band 10. II. sec. 12 . . . Class Officer vp 10 II. pres. 12 . . . Student Council 10.12 ... Tennis K). II. 12 .. . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Softball 10. TINA SCHELL ... 318 Parkview Ave.. Rdg 19606 ... 8, 29 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 138 seniors PANlfcl b. SCHWAB ... 3 Lori Cl.. Rdg. 19606 . . 6 19 64 . Loo 10. II. 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Student Council II. . . Tennis 10. . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. DLNISL A. SCHWAV1BACH . . 1139 Butter Lane. Rdg. 19606 . . . 12 10 64 . . . Band Lront 10. II. 12 . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. DONNA LYNN SCHWAMBACH . . . 3363 Oley Turnpike Rd . Rdg. 19606 . . 5 3 64 . . . Cheerleader 10. II. capt. 12 . NHS II. 12 ... Y Teens 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12 . . . Student Council 12. ROBLRT CRAIG SCHWARTZ . . . 3814 Reiff PL. Rdg. 19606 . 7 6 64 . . Band 10. II. 12 . . . Key Club 10. II. 12 . . . NHS II. 12 . . . Class Officer 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. KLNNLTH WILLIAM SCHWLNGLR ... 53 Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 6 11 64 . Student Council 12 ... Leo 10. II. 12 ... Track 12 Sports Day 12. ROBLRT MICHALL SCHWLNGLR ... 53 Hearthstone Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 18 63 . . . VICA 12. During halftime Rob Schwartz plays a solo. At vo-tech Keith Roberts starts the day. seniors 139 During the faculty Christmas banquet given in the cafeteria. Hillary Shulman joins a few friends to tell each other about their holiday plans. GARY R. SEIDEL . . . 3371 Oley Turnpike Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 16 64. JAMES PAUL SEIDERS . . . ROff2. Box 778. Birdsboro 19506 ... 5 16 64 ... Football II. 17 .. . Sports Day 10. II. 17. MARY L. SEIDERS . . . RD 7. Box 778. Birdsboro 19508 .. 4 30 63 ... Chorus 10... VICA II . . . Track 10. DEANNA MARIE $EYLER . . . 4718 Williams Ave.. Rdg. 19606 ... 7 17 64 . .. Y Teens 10. II. 17 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 17. MARY-CATHERINE SHARPLEY . 3975 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 19 64 . . . Y-Teens 10. II. 17 ... Cheerleader 10... Echo 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. 17. JEFFREY LEE SHWEY . . . RD 7136. Hartman Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 78 64. 140 seniors HILLARY BETH SHULMAN ... 104 Wood Lane. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 14 64 . . . Student Council 10 II. pres. 13 , . . Leo II. bd. of dir. 13 . . Cheerleader 10. II. capt. 13 . .. Track 10. II. 13 . . Y-Teens 10. II. 13.. . Winter Track 10. II. 13 .. Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Exec. Comm. 10.13 . Energy Team II. 13. JAMES J. SHURR . . . RD 3. Box 348G. Rdg. 19606 . . . 5 39 63. JOHN WALTER SIKORSKI. JR . . . 1349 High view PI.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 3 13 64 . . . Sports Day 13. GAIL ANN SIMMONS . . . 705 Red Ln.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 4 37 63. CHRISTIAN T. SMITH . . . Country Club Estates. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 ... 3 13 64 .. . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day II. 13. TERRI LYNN SMITH . . . 1353 Buddies PI.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 3 14 64 . . . Echo II . . . Sports Day II. RUTH A. SNYDER ... RD 7345. Rdg. 19606 ... 13 15 64 ... Sports Day 10. II... Basketball 10. . . Softball 10. II. TROY DELANE SNYDER . . . 1354 Buddies PI.. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 7 17 64 . . . Sports Day 13. seniors 141 CARL JOHN SOTTOSANTI . . . 4804 Deborah Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 7 36 64 . . . Leo 13 Student Council 13 . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. MICHELE SUSAN STANKILWICZ . . . 4 E. .Tib St.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 4 19 64 . . . NHS II. 13 . . . Student Council 10. II. sec. 13 ... V Teens 10. II. 13 ... Leo 13 ... Cheerleader 10. II. capt. 13 . . Track 10. capt. 11 6 13 . . . Winter Track 10. capt. II 6 13 . . . Sports Day 10. HLATHLR C. STANLEY . . . RD 4. Rox 35A Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 17 64 . . V Teens 10. II. sec 13 . .. Echo II. . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Exec. Comm. II. DOYLE ARLtN SWEIGART . . . 5833 Littlefield Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . IO X 63 . . . Bowling 10. II . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. SCOTT H. SWEREN ... 3 Executive Circle. Rdg. 19606 ... 5 19 64 .. . Band 10. II. 12 ... Leo 10. II. 12 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. MARY LOUISE SWIERCZEWSKI . . . I Clay borne Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . 10 25 64 . Drama II. 12 . . . Band hront II. 12 .. . Y Teens 12 . . . Pioneer 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 12. SCOTL. SJUNZ ... 3650St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . . 7 35 64. THOMAS t. STOLTZ . . . 4S36 Partridge Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 11 3 63. seniors LEAH SWOYER ... 163 E. Baumstown Rd.. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 5 36 64 .. . Sports Day 10. II. 13. JAMES A. TYLKA . . . RD 3. Box 154. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 30 64. During halftime. Denise VanCoeur twirls. JOHN J. TITTLE ... Box 580. Church Lane Rd.. Rdg. 19606 ... 7 16 64 ... Football 10. II... VICA 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. KAY LYNN ULRICH . . . 3715 Lynn Ct.. Rdg. 19606 ... 10 30 64 ... NHS 13 ... Echo 10. II.. . Sports Day 10. II. 13. LAURA LEE TURNER . . 3731 Lynn Ct.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 7 7 64 . . . Y Teens 10. II. 13. DENISE LYNN VANCOEUR .. . RD 3. Box 413. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 6 6 64 . . . Band Front 10. II. capt. 13 . . . Y-Teens 10. II. 13. Concentrating, Mary Swierczewski works on her art. seniors 143 As Aunt Abby. Sylvia Waller tells of many deaths. RODNEY EUGENE VENKLER . . . Box 463. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 7 30 63 .. . Football 10. II. 13. SYLVIA JfcAN WALTER . . . M3 Mayer St.. Rdg. 19606 . . 11 30 64 . . . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Drama 10. II. vp 13 ... Y Teens 10. II. pres. 13 . . . Student Council 13 . . . Chorus 13 . . . Sports Day 10. 13. KARFN M. WANCZYK . . . Box 455A. RD 3. Rdg. 19606 ... 3 7 64 . . . Basketball 10. II. 13 . . Track 10. II . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13. LISA L. WEAVER . . . RD 3. Box 151. Rdg. 19606 . .. 1 33 65 .. . Band Front 13 ... Chorus 10. II. 13. CYNTHIA LYNN WEIKEL ... 335 Owen PI.. Birdsboro 19508 . .. 13 10 64 ... Sports ay 10. II. 13 . . . HOSA II. 13. JANET ANNE WEINSTE' co 3703 Park St.. Rdg. 19606 . . II'' ’O 10. H. 144 seniors LORRIt ANN WELLER . 4941 Quince Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 19 64 . . . Sports Day 10. II. II SHELLEY LYNN WERICH .35 Craig Dr.. Rdg 19606 . 6 33 64 . . . Y-Teens 13 . .. Track 10. II. .. Student Council 13 ... Winter Track II... Art Exhibit Staff II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. 13. 0 CATHY LYNNE WERLEY .. . 4813 Deborah Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 1 31 65 . . . NHS II. pres. 13 . . . Student Council II. 13 . . . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Lit Mag 10. II. 13 . . . Exec. Comm 13. TRACY ANN WHITMAN . . . 3405 St. Lawrence Ave.. Rdg. 19606 . 4 31 64 . Band 10. II. 13 . . . Hockey 10. II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. 13. MICHAEL RICHARD WILBY . . 30 Keystone Rd.. Rdg. 19606 . . . 10 15 63. LAWRENCE PAUL WILINSKY ... Box 393D. Claire Dr.. Birdsboro 19508 . . . 4 11 64 . . . Football II. 13. EVELYNE E. J. WILLEMS . . . 301 W. 39th St.. Rdg. 19606 ... 7 6 64 ... Band Front K3. It. 13 .. . Band 13. JAMES WITCHELL .. . RD 7084. Rdg. 19606 . .. 7 13 64 ... Tennis 10. .. Track 13 ... Sports Day 10. II. 13. seniors 145 MICHAEL D. WOLFE ... 16 Craig Dr.. Rdg. 19606 6 33 64. DOROTHY LEE YELK . . . 1333 Hollywood Dr.. Rdg. 19606 . . 5 1 64 . . . Band From 10. II. . . Track 10 . . . Sports Day 13. MICHAEL L. ZAGER ... 3901 Kline Ave.. Rdg. 19606... 9 31 64 ... Football 10. II... NHS II. 13 . . . Track II. 13 . . . Sports Day 10. II. 13 . . . Tennis 10... Student Council 10. MICHAEL JOHN ZIENTEK . . . Walnut Rd.. RD 7074. Rdg. 19606 . . . 3 8 64 . . . Baseball 10. II. 13 ... Golf 10. II.. . NHS 13 .. . Student Council 10. II. 13 . . . Student Forum II. 13. As a varsity basketball cheerleader. Mary Owens urges the home crowd to show spirit. In Accounting II. Colleen Gilbert studies credits and debits to ensure a future job. To participate in football band shows. Stacey Berg carries a flag in the honor guard. 146 seniors J Working toward his senior year art show participation. Tim Godek concentrates on a project in the art room. The annual show is held in Boscov’s fcast auditorium. To show her school spirit. Pam Graul dressed At Vo Tech fcast. Mary Seiders and Gill Morissette study food preparation to prepare for skilled jobs ,jke a cowboy for Halloween day. As a student in Foods II. Dorothy Yelk helps in preparations for the mini buffet. seniors 14 148 advertisements BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Adam Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Ahrens. Michele and Marsha Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Andre Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Balatgek Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Batastini Gail L. Batastini Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Bausher Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Beck Barry, Faye. Krista, and Tom Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Bibbo and Family Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bolig Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brizek, Sr. Mrs. Julie Brown Rosemary Buckendorff Alex Campbell Chick. Chris, and Michele— The Class of 82” Chris. Good luck in the future in all you do, C.M.S. Mr. and Mrs. Ciabattoni BENEFACTORS Cindy H. and Michael W. Mr. and Mrs. M. Duane Corkran Robert Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. DeAcosta Best Wishes, Seniors—Mrs. DelVecchio Mr. and Mrs. DeMartino Rafael Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Duesterhoeft Mr. and Mrs. Harold Einsig Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans Exeter High Cafeteria Staff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleck Good Luck Always. Troy. Love Patti Mr. Goulden Mr. and Mrs. Graefe Mr. and Mrs. Rush C. Gwyn Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Haas Mr. and Mrs. T. Hanson Happiness is completed deadlines—Miss Steinberg 150 ad tisements BENEFACTORS John and Alys Robertson Mrs. Runge—Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schropp and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Seidel The William Stillman Family Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Tait Tom G. Loves Mosh Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Tomulis and Family Troy S. Loves Patti R. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tylka Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ulrich Henrietta VanCoeur Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Werthman Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Whitman The Willems Family Woman's Club of Exeter Township Scott and Sue Yoder Carl Sottosanti, Carolyn Gilbert BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Russel A. Hart The Henrich Family—Jim, Nancy. Ed, and Pat Judith Houck Mrs. Johnson Mr. Charles Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kissinger Kono hon wa luu hachi en shimasu Live. Love, and Laugh: Sheri. Jody. Denise, and Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. MacLean Madame O Michele A. and Tom G. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Monos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morris Best Wishes, Seniors—Mrs. Sylvia Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Ramer Mr. and Mrs. G. C. 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Jr. PATRONS 152 advertisements CLASS OF 1984 PRES. - KEVIN MCAFEE V.P. - TRACY REITENAUER SEC. - TIFFANY BREWER TREAS. - RENEE GILES FLOWER - WHITE ROSE COLORS - ROYAL BLUE, SILVER MOTTO - TODAY’S DREAMS ARE TOMORROW’S FUTURE. advert isements 153 9 CLASS OF 1983 PRESIDENT - HARRY EINSIG V.P. - HOLLY MANNESS SEC. - TRACY DEWALD TREAS. - CHRISTINE WIRE FLOWER - WHITE ROSE COLORS - NAVY AND SILVER MOTTO - REMEMBER YESTERDAY, DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW, BUT LIVE TODAY. 154 advertisements THE CLASS OF ’82 LEO MEMBERS WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR GRATITUDE TO MR. KOPPENBERG AND TO ALL THE LEO UNDERCLASSMEN WHO HELPED TO MAKE THEIR LAST YEAR AT EXETER THE BEST. advertisements 155 Mrs. Krassowski PROUD TO TEACH Every member of the ETEA is first and foremost an educator— a professional dedicated to learning and proud to work with Exeter Township's young people. Mr. Hanson. Mr. Murray. Mr. Boyer. Mr. Long. 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Pennsylvania 19606 Randal C. Reinecker, DDS i David M. Auchter, DDS § Family Dentistry J ANTIQUE AIRPLANE RESTAURANT Area Code 215 779-2345 A advertisements 173 LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE Kay Jewelers THE DIAMOND PEOPLE FAMOUS BRAND SHOE FACTORY OUTLET Shoes For The Entire Family Casual—Dress—Play 40%—60% savings 3050-15 Fairgrounds Square Mall North 5th Street Highway Reading. PA 19605 (215)921-3765 Hours: 2548 Perkiomen Ave. Mon.-Fri. 10-9 Mt. Penn, Pa. Sat. 10-7 (215)779-3445 Closed Sundays VISA 8 MASTERCHARGE Accepted C. H. SCHLEGEL SON. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Industrial Commercial CONSTRUCTION Metal Building Systems 2457 Perkiomen Ave. 1915 N. 5th St. OUR 75TH ANNIVERSARY 1805 North 10th Street Reading. PA 19603 921-0224 174 adwrtisements CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM NATIONAL CLEANERS AND YORGEY’S FINE CLEANING STAFF AND GROUPS Andrascik. V. II ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 106 A V CLUB 67 BAND 100-103 BASKETBALL 84-89 Batastini. G. 24. 42. 52. 58 Becker. L. 10 Beiler. M. 16 Bennett. B. 14. 15. 43 Bickel. D. 80. 86 Bowman. C. 17 Boyer. H. 19. 156 BOWLING 95 Brown. A. 26. 36 Brown. J. 21. 66 Buckendorff. R. 12. 44. 62. 69 Burkhart. C. 19 BUSINESS DEPT. 24 CAFETERIA STAFF 19 Campbell. A. 14, 31 Care. J. 10 CHEERLEADERS 74. 90. 94 CHORUS 104 Christman. B. 10 Ciabattoni. B. 19 Corso, S. 10 CROSS COUNTRY 80 CUSTODIANS 17 Dahl. R. 23. 78 DelVecchio. I. 26, 44. 154 Dundore. C. 10 ECHO 66 Einsig. P. 29 Ernes. D. 26. 27. 36. 56. 57 ENCORE 108 ENGLISH DEPT. 12 Evans. D. 9. 23. 95 FINE ARTS DEPT. 30 FOOTBALL 72 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. 26 HOCKEY 76 HOME EC. DEPT. 18 HOSA 68 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. 16 Ewald. M. 106. 109 Flamm. J. 10 Fleck. P. 77 Fleck. R. 14. 50. 51 Fluck. R. 29 Forlini. C. 8. 18 Francis. N. 8. 29 Frey. J. 88 Fry. T. 77. 86 Gilbert. E. 10 GOLF 82 Goodhart. D. 10 Goulden. T. 16, 72. 73 Graefe, C. 8, 29, 72 Graefe. J. 10 Gwyn. J. 12. 61 Hanson, T. 19, 45. 156 Harner. A. 24. 43. 61 Hart. M. 12 Herber. L. 17 High. B. 19 Hoffert. M. 14 Houck, J. II Houck. T. 24. 45 Johnson. D. 21. 67 Jones. C. 12 Jurasinski. M. 14. 67. 106. 09 Kamm J. 30 Kerper. E. 19 KEY CLUB 50 Klang. K. 31. 47 Kolb. J. 19 Koppenberg. H. 31. 55. 156 Krassowski. A. 12. 64. 156 Kuhar. T. 22 Lambert. L. 19 Leininger. E. 18. 38 LEO 54 LIBRARY ASSTS. 66 LIBRARY STAFF 21 Lieu. M. 17 LIT MAG 62 Long. C. 19. 156 Lynch. K. 75. 90 MacLean. D. II. 14 McElhattan. J. 82. 84. 85 MATH DEPT. 23 Mauger. K. 10 Mayer. E. 92 Meister. S. 10 MORNING READERS 108 Moyer. M. 19 Muratore. A. 10 Murray. W. 19. 37. 95. 156 NHS 64 ORCHESTRA 105 Ortwein. C. 26. 38 Palombaro. W. 17 Paris. B. 10 Pearson. S. 31 PHYS. ED. DEPT. 29 PIONEER 58 Powell. B. 10. 14 Prowant. W. 24. 39 Quinter. R. 10 Reinecker. D. 10. 14 Richardson. B. 16. 17. 61 Ritter. M. 19 Robertson, A. 14, 38. 58 Rohrbach. T. 92 Runge, F. 19 Salks. D. 29 Schmehl, K. 10 SCIENCE DEPT. 20 Schmidt. J. 10 SCHOOL BOARD 10 Schropp. R. 23. 24. 156 Schultz. J. 10 Schwartz. R. 10 Seltzer. D. 81. 83 Shank. H. 14. 39. 156 Sheaffer. C. 12. 113 Shurr. M. 30 SPECIAL SERVICES 31 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. 14 STAGE CREW 109 Steinberg. V. 12. 13, 37, 58 Stone. G. 31. 47 STUDENT COUNCIL 56 Sudock. F. 72 Sukenick. M. 31 TENNIS 78 Thomas. D. 72 Tomulis. E. II Tuckey. R. 16. 17 Underhill. R. 14, 39 VanCoeur. H. II VICA 68 Wessner. D. 83 Westley. S. 94 WINTER TRACK 83 WRESTLING 92 Y-TEENS 52 Yoder. S. 29 Yoder. R. 10 Yoder. W. 72 STUDENTS Acker. Derrick 42. 50, 67, 72. 73. 85 Acker. Matthew 50. 64, 84. 85. 114 Adam. Michele 114. 115 Ahrens. Marsha 77, 100 Ahrens. Michele 52. 64, 102. 114 Ahrens. Wendy 77. 90. 91. 100. 105. 112. 114 Allwein. Scott 66. 114 Amodei. John 42. 81. 101. 105. 154. 114 Andre. Debbie 54. 55. 56. 60. 61. 62. 64, 78. 79. 114 Andrews. Beth 52 Antush. Joel. 85. 114 Apostolou. Michele 44. 52. 57, 64. 74. 90. 108. 112. 115 Arbogast. Curt 32. 115 Armbruster. Daniel 46 Armbruster. Ingrid 36 Arters. Beth 52. 102. 115 Ash. Marie 42 Ast. Michael 36. 92 Auman, Jay. 115 Aulenbach. Michele 36. 56. 78. 101 Babb. Kaen 36. 54. 77. 88. 101 Badinger. Sheryl 42 Baer. Bernadette 40. 95 Bailey. Robert 36. 86 Bailey. Steven 101 Balatgek. Mark 72, 115 Baldwin. Chris 52. 53. 102. 115 Baldwin. Cori 40. 52. 102 Barber. Eric 50. 91. 116. 175 Barber. Steven 50. 86 Barcz. Casimir 40 Barcz, Melissa 40. 101 Barron. Kathy 80. 83 Barron. Michelle 13. 52. 54. 80. 83. 116. 172 Batdorf, Cindy 36, 83. 100 Bauer. Shelly 42. 52. 101. 105 Bausher. Abby 42. 78. 101 Beane. Dawn 15, 36, 52, 87. 101 Bechtel, Glenn 36 Beck, Deborah 40 Beck, Stephen 92, 116 Behle, Daniel 42 Bender. Kevin 42, 72 Benkovic, Mark 42 Bensinger, Amy 90. 116 Berg. Stacey 103, 116. 146 Bergstresser. Barbara 72. 76. 77, 88. 113, 116. 161. 172 Bernier. Noelle 42. 47, 78, 88 Betz. Clifford 42 Bibbo. Stephen 117 Bingaman. James 36. 82 Bilski. Dana 40. 67 Bissell. Robert 117 Bixler. Jodi 77, 101. 117 Black. Jon 42 Bleisath. Lesley 42 Blum. Joanne 42. 54. 61. 62. 63, 64, 108 Boettlin. Kevin 42, 50. 84. 85 176 index Bolig. Kelly 117 Bolig. Kevin 40 Boone. Lisa 30, 42. 54. 56. 62. 64. 100. 105. 109 Bossier. Jody 42. 88. 89 Boyer, Gerald 40. 72. 92 Boyer. Michael 36. 107. K 9 Bretz. Karla 36. 52. 60. 94. 102 Brewer. Tiffany 36. 38. 41 Brewer. Timothy 40 Brickey. Diane 117 Brickey. Sandy 40 Britigan. Suzanne 77. 95. 101. 117 Brizek. Joel 51. 85. 112. 117 Broad. Jeffrey 81 Brown. Gary 36 Brown. Joy 117 Brubaker. Sarah 42 Bryan. David 46 Bryant. AJ 42. 84 Bryant. Gary 85. 118. 161 Buch. Tina 42. 52. 82 Buler. Marianne 42. 52. 108 Burns. Christopher 72 Butcher. Stephanie 42. 80. 83 Calm. Barry 36 Calvaresi. Dean 36. 41. 100. 105 Cambria. Michele 102. 104. 108. 118 Cambria. Vanessa 42. 64 Carr. Sherry 54. 56. 94. 103 Cefaratti. Michael 36 Chamuras. Cindy 42. 55 Chen. Eirene 36. 56. 61. 63. 77 Christ. Stephen 36 Ciabattoni. Christopher 42. 54. 64. 100. 104. 105. 106. 108 Clark. Julie 46. 68 Clark. Misty 118 Clark. Richard 118 Close. Robert 36 Coates. Derrick 36 Cohen. Stephen 118. 119 Conroy. Brett 41. 92. 101 Copenhaver. Geneva 118 Cowdrick. Darrin 42. 64. 81. 83 Cowdrick. Sue 64. 101. 118 Cranos. Caroline 60. 101. 104. 105. 109. 118 Crawl. Cecily 42 Cullum. James 46 Cullum, Michele 36. 66 Curry. Charles 36. 153 Dahl. Michele 36. 54. 78. 87. 100 Daburlos. Khristopher 119 Danks. Sharon 14. 53. 56. 108. 112, 119 D’Augustine. Denise 42. 47 DeAcosta. Chris 50. 72. 119 DeAcosta. Kevin 50. 92. 69 DeFazio. Greg 47 DeBrouwer. Corinne 54. 61. 62. 108. 164. 119 Delp. Charletta 36. 94 Delp. Rebecca 16. 17. 42 DeLong. Ray 68. 119 DeMartino. Craig 42. 50 DeRenzo. Denise 52. 64. 80. 90. 119 DeTurck. Troy 36 DeWald. Tracy 42. 44. 52. 54. 56. 64. 74. 75. 90. 154 Diefenderfer, Kristin 42. 61. 62. 64. 68 Dietzel. Robert 83 DiGuardi. Chris 82 Dixon. Karen 106 Dobroskey. Matthew 120 Dodds. Beth 77 Dominguez. Jose 42. 154 Dominguez. Ralph 8. 56, 72. 83. 90. 120 Donlen. Robert 50. 72. 172. 175. 120 Douglas. Michelle 24. 120 Dragan. David 46 Drexel. Mary 42. 52. 78. 85 Drumheller. Patti 36. 103 Dudeck. Christine 40. 95 Duesterhoeft. Keith 100. 120 East. Sue 42 Edwards. Suzanne 120 Ehlert. Bradley 121 Ehlert. Doug 42 Eifert. Deneen 103. 121 Einsig. Harold 51. 64. 72. 92. 93. 154 Ellison. Darryl 36. 50. 51. 56. 72. 86 Elison. Scott 33. 40 Emerich, Lori 33. 40. 68 Enoch. Susan 36. 41, 80. 105 Entzminger. Diane 42. 60. 154 Epler. Beth 121 Erkes. Michael 36. 86 Ernst. Shannon 121 Esenwein. Glen 36. 50. 101. 105, 109 Essig. Michael 16. 42 Esterley. Evon 40. 102 Everett. Debbie 36. 66 Faber. Audrey 36. 80. 83. 101. 105 Farnsworth. Ned 43. 61. 81. 83. 104. 108 Fazzini. Marcy 43. 44, 74, 90 Fernandez. Connie 47 Ferretti. Angela 46 Ferretti, Randall 40 Ferrill. John 56. 60. 61. 64. 112. 121 Fick, Stacey 36. 95 Fields. Frank 81. 83 Fies. Kelly 43. 101 Filer. Thomas 36. 153 Filer. William 36. 153 Fiorini. Larry 37. 50. 95 Flamm, Cynthia 37. 101 Foreman. Michele 39. 46 Fox. Robin 60. 101. 108. 120. 121 Frampton. Brenda 121, 150 Fry. Dana 68 Frymoyer. Lisa 37. 41. 52. 54. 56. 101 Frymoyer. Wendy 46. 68 Fugatt. David 46 Fuoco, Michael 40, 92 Gajewski. Joette 14. 43. 54. 55. 103 Gambler. Jill 37. 52. 54. 56. 85. 86 Gambler. Tama 101. 102. 120. 121 Ganas. Louis 43. 54. 56. 64 Gardner. Paul 122 Garber. Gloria 28. 37. 52. 80. 83. 101 Garner. Terry 40 Gechter. Renee 43. 60. 103 Gehret. Cheryl 43. 88. 101 Geiger. Timothy 37. 50 Geiger. William 64. 91. 122. 123 Geise. Tim 164. 122 Gensemer. Hugh 17. 122 German. Rick 40. 95 Gernert. Beth 77. 88 Gerth. Kim 40. 77 Gilbert. Carolyn 78. 88. 122. 151 Gilbert. Colleen 66. 122. 146 Gilbert. Mary 122 Giles. Renee 37. 38. 52. 102 Glacken. John Gochal. Tom 46. 72. 85 Godek, Tim 85. 122. 147 Godshall. Tracy 52. 78. 79. 83. 88. 123 Gombar. John 32. 46. 92 Gombar. Patricia 51. 94. 123. 175 Goodwin. Robert 40 Graffius. Richard 43. 47. 50. 83. 91. 100. 101 Graffius. Rochelle 37. 80. 81. 83 Graul. Pam 52. 123. 128. 147 Green. Randy 43 Greenawalt. Lisa 46. 102 Greenawalt. Traci 104, 123 Griesemer. Lynn 46 Groff. Tracey 37 Gross, Matthew 123 Gross. Wendy 43 Grubb. Stacey 37. 101, 105 Guard. Brady 37, 81. 100 Guard. N 81 Guevin. Todd 43. 55. 56. 61. 81. 83. 91 Guildal. Jakob 50. 56. 83. 108, 123 Gust. Mark 40. 101 Gust. Matt 40. 101 Haas. Kim 43 Haas. Marc 54. 64. 124 Hafer. Mary 43. 44. 56. 74. 94 Hafer. Todd 43 Hafer. Troy 37. 92 Hagan. Cindy 27, 90 Halloran. Andrea 28. 77. 83. 108. 124 Hand. Selena 55. 56. 58. 61. 64. 80. 83. 90. 124 Harlow. Mike 83 Harris. Jacqueline 124 Harris. Patrick 58. 59. 64. 66. 106. 108. 109. 124 Hart. Kris 83 Hartline. Lori 52. 58. 64. 66. 67. 106. 108. 124 Hartman. Todd 125 Hartzell. Kimberly 43. 104. 108 Hecker. Karen 102, 125 Heister. Sharon 40. 95 Henderson. Paige 40. 102 Henrich. Edward 50. 56, 91. 124. 125 Henrich. Patti 37. 41. 52. 64. 87 Herb. Katrina 43. 52. 56. 78. 99. 101 Herb. Michele 37 Herflicker. Pam 40 Hertzog. Kathy 37 Hess. Kimberly 37. 103. 153 Hess. Robyn 37. 60. 103. 153 High. Michael 43. 81. 83 High. Regina 33. 68. 125 Himmelberger. Lisa 32. 46 Hock. Janelle 80 Hoffman. Kelly 43. 52 Hoffman. Todd 37. 50. 56. 101. 105 Hoffmaster, Jane 125 Homan. Robin 33. 125 Hoover. Glenn 46 Hoover. Christine 90 Hornberger. Tim 72. 81. 92. 100 Houck. Michael 33 Houck, Patty 77 Howe. Patrick 21. 50. 85. 125 Hracho, Regina 43 Hughes. Sheri 43. 52. 103 index 177 Hummel. Dale 37. 40. 92 Hutchinson. Robert ICO lannuzzo. John 58. 61. 64. 104. 106. 109. 124. 125. 161 Imboden. Sandra 12. 25. 52. 57. 58. 64. 67. 69. 106. 108. 112. 126 Istenes. Connie 12. 43 Jackson. Ned 126 Jarozenski. Joe 32 Jennings. Brian 126 Jett. Karen 37 Johnson. Bobbie 46 Johnson. Rhonda 54. 64. 80. 126 Jones. Jeff 39. 46 Jurasinski. Craig 64. 126 Kaczor. Joe 126 Kahler. Kelly 28. 76. 77. 88. 126. 127 Kainhofer. Isabella 44. 52. 56. 74. 75. 90. 126. 127 Katsigiannis. Paul 83 Kane. Rose 80 Katzin. Sandra 127 Kearney. Andrew 100 Kearney. Peter 43 Kearney. Sarah 88. 89. 127 Kellagher. Lisa 127 Keller. Brian 100. 127 Keller. Linda 43 Keller. Matt 21. 72 Keller. Stacey 37. 77. 87. 103 Kenip. Michael 37. 41 Keppley, Gregory 37, 40. 92, 93 Keuscher. Brad 127 Kiley. Paul 127 Kim. Seong 128 Kinsey. Eric 128 Kinsey. Russell 41 Kirsch. Kenneth 37 Kiseau. Marin 83 Kissinger. Constance 64. 104. 108. 128 Kissinger. Lillian 43. 56. 58. 60. 64. 108 Klatt. Michael 128 Kleemeier. Carla 100 Kleemeier. William 55. 64. 81. 83. 128 Kleinsmith. Caludine 52, 102, 108. 128 Klick. Sheri 43, 101 Kline. Lisa 77 Klinikowski. Mark 43 Klink. Troy 129 Klonis, Stephanie 80, 83 Klonis. Thomas 56. 129 Knauss, Lisa 46 Knoblauch, Karen 43 Koch. Brian 50. 72. 112. 129 Kochel, Scott 43. 60. 101 Kochel. Steven 54. 56. 64. 81. 95. 104. 112. 129 Koehler. Beth 128. 129 Koehler. Faith 37 Kostival. David 58. 101. 106. 128. 129. 161 Kostival, Michael 17. 40 Kramlich. Beth 37 Kramm. Philip 129 Kramm. Edward 43. 47, 50 Krick. Shaan 36. 52 Krommes, Keith 37. 40 Kulaga. Jody Id. 129 Lampley. John 43 Laney. Susan 37 Lantz. Eloise 43 Larson. Steve 37. 81. 83 Lee. Howard 43 Lee. Stacey 26. 43. 52. 64. 102 LeMay. Barbara 47 LeMay. Kim 77. 86 Lengel, Eric Id. 130 Lesher. Mary 43. Id. 104. 105. 108 Lesko. Mary 44. 64. 102 Levengood. Paul 44. 50. 72 Levy. Larry 50. 57. 81, 83. Id Lewars. Lisa 40 Lewis. David 81 Lichtenwalner. Holly 24. 130, 131 Lincoln. Greg 37. 41, Id Lincoln. Gretchen 44. 47. 54. 57. 64. 102, 154 Lingeris, Kevin 130 Loeb. Brenda 44. 95, Id Loper. David 36 Longenecker. Marina 37 Lucas. John 44. 72 Lucey. Rebecca 37. 52. 80. 83. 102 Lusane. Tyrone 92. 130 Lutz. Sherri 130 Lyon. Jeff 44. 50. 81. 83. 91 Maciejewski. Michele 103. 130 Macsisak. Diane 46. 68 Magaro. Michael 47 Magrowski. Sharon 44. 53. 102 Manness. Holly 44. 53. 154 Manwiller. Mark 130 Marinucci, Michael 33 Marino. Lisa 44. 53. 74. 130 Marks. Lisa 131 Mast, Deborah 33. 131 Mathews. Barbara 64. 104. 131 Mathews. Robert 131 Mattes. Mark 72 Mattiuz. Andrea 54. 61. Id. 4 Maurer, Kristen 37, 53. 77 Maurer. Kurt 44 Maxymillian. Tony 131 Mayer. Michael 46 McAfee. Kevin 37. 38. 40. 50. 57. Id McCabe. Cindy 37. Id. 104. 105 McDevitt, Shawn 44. 100 McGettigan. Katy 12. 44. 57 Medlar. Holly 46. Id Mehlman, Rodney 44 Meinhold. Brad 22. 51. 131 Mengel. Sherry 58. 60. 103. 109. 132 Merkel. Becky 44 Merkel. Keith 40 Metz. Gail 80 Miller. Anthony 16. 50. 72. 132 Miller. Gina 40 Miller. James 65. 132 Miller. Lisa 44. 53. 102. 108 Miller. Karen 132 Miller. Kim 65. 132 Miller. Robin 60. 103. 132 Miller. Scott 133 Miller. Sherri 33, Id Miller. Sheryl 44. 54. 68. 95. Id. 104. 133 Miller. Wendall 44 Missimer, Richard 41 Mitchell. Colleen 38. 102 Mohn. Scott 16. 133 Monos. Christopher 50. 85. 133 Moody. Jeff 38 Moore, Terri 38. 2 Morissette. Gill 68. 92. 133, 147 Morris. Michael 50. 65. 95. 133 Moser. Douglas 44. 60, 106 Mountz, Jeanne 44. 64 Moyer, Cathy 40. 103 Moyer. Daniel 17. 39. 72, 92 Moyer. Holly 38. 66 Moyer. Joanne 38. 44. 90. 91. Id Moyer. Jonathon 100. 153 Moyer. Ralph 44. 95 Murphy. Cheryl 46 Musser. Scott 44. 57, 65. 100. 104 Musser. Todd 65. 100. 133 Natale. Ronald 133 Neiman, Diane 38 Neiman, Steve 81 Nein. Christopher 38. 86 Newman. Jeffrey 134 Nguyen. VanAnh 36. 61. Id Noel. Joanne 44. 47. 58. 65 Norman. Renee 38 Oberholtzer. Josh Id. 134 Oberholtzer. Lydia 65, 77 O'Brien. Mary 44 Oplinger. Michele 57, 112, 134 Ostrowski. Patti 13. 15. 38 Oswald. Dawn 38. 78. 87, 100 Oswald. Lauren 134 Overly. Tim 134 Owens. Mary Beth 44, 57. 74, 83. 90. 134, 146 Paciulli. Tony 100 Paduano. Mark 39 Padovani. Neal 44. 50. 85 Paris. Charles 50. 100. 134. 135. 151 Paris, Douglas 40. Id Paris, Julie 134. 135. 150 Parzanese. Sharon 18. 135 Pauley. Danny 40 Pawlewicz. Stephen 44. 95 Pearson. Gregg 44. 50 Pellegrino. Victoria 13. 53, 58. 104. 105. 106. 109. 135 Pendi. Colleen 65. 102, 135 Pendi, Kristina 38. 53. 102 Pepper. Mark 38 Perez. Molly 46 Petsch. Kerry 65. 81, 83. 135 Pettigrew. Keith 46 Phyrillas. Spyros 135 Pieja. Kelly 28. 38. 53. 57. 77. 87 Pieja. Patrick 44 Powell. Glen 67. Id. 109 Pringle. Diane 135 Protheroe. Robert 38. 41, 72, 86. 100 Purscell. Richard 85. 136 Quillman. Brenda 29. 46 Quinter. Gene 46 Ramer. Debra 102, 136 Ramer. Jeff 92. 136 Rathbun. DeAnne 58. 60. 136 Rau. Kathy 58. 61. 103. 136 Ream. Randy 136 Reaser. Brian 38. 86. 153 Reed. Earl 44 Reed. Kim 38. 102 Reazor. Darrin 105. 109 Reeser. Darren Id Reichwein. Ronald 16. 137 Reichwein. Tammy Id Reinford. Janet 39 Reinford. John 50. 58. 72, 92, 137 Reinhart. Lori 38, 77, 94. Id Reitenauer. Tracey 38. 41. 53. 78. 87. 100 Reitenauer, Vicki 60. 61. 62. 63, 65, Id. 104. 105. 106. 108. 137 Reiter. Anne 44. 53. 172 Reitz, Rodney 137 178 index Remp. Kevin 65. 81. 104. 137. 164 Resh. Scott 46 Rhine. Aprile 53. 137 Rhoads. Steven 51. 100. 137 Richards. Cynthia 57, 95. 100. IQ. 137 Richards. Kathleen 44. 45. 55, 57. 62, 65, Id Richardson. Daymon 40 Riegel, Debra 44. 102 Roberts. Keith 46. 138. 139 Robertson. Patti 44. 58. 102. 154 Rocktashel. Michael 44. 72 Roeberg. Randi 45. 61. 62. 66 Roeberg. Shelly 38. 102. 108 Rogers. Jennifer 138. 150 Rogers. Shelly 15 Romanski. Janet 38. 101. 105 Romig. Pamela 45. 54. 61. 62. 65. 101 Rose. Dan 138 Rothenberger. Ted 45. 82 Rothwell. William 72 Row. Caroline 40 Royer, Carl 38 Sakach. Mark 38. 41. 72. 93 Salinger. Beverly 66. 138. 175 Sandritter. Brian 38. 72 Sands. Jodi 25. 138 Sands. Michelle 46 Santangelo. Marie 38 Sang. Robyn 13. 45. 53. 63. 69. 76. 77. 88. 100 Sarnoski. Robert 38 Sauerwine. Darlene 40. 68 Sauerwine. Rick 138 Scalese. Tracy 57. 78. 79. 107. 113. 128. 161 Scheldt. Darcie 38. 53. 94. 102 Schell. Tina 138 Schlegel. Wendy 47 Schlott, Melissa 40. 53. 66. 103 Schmeer. Gail 38. 95 Schofer. Robert 38 Schonour. Melanie 45. 57. 61. 65. 108 Schrope. Bridget 38. 102 Schrope. Michele 45. 47 Schwab. Daniel 54. 65. 112. 139 Schwab. John 38. 57. 64. 86 Schwambach. Denise 139 Schwambach. Donna 44. 53. 54, 57, 74. 90. 103. 139 Schwartz. Richard 60. 65. 100. 161. 139 Schwenger. Ken 54. 57. 139 Schwenger. Michael 68. 139 Scott. David 40 Scott. Stephen 38. 86 Sechrist. Lisa 45. 108 Seidel. Gary 85. 140 Seiders. James 32. 72. 140 Seiders. Mary 29. 140. 147 Seiders. Paul 32. 40 Seivard. Steve 40 Seyler. Deanna 53. 60. 140 Shaner. Barry 41 Shaner. Vicky 39 Sharpley. David 32. 41 Sharpley. Mary 53. 140 Shirey. Jeff. 140 Shollenberger. John 45. 95 Shollenberger, Kurt 95 Shulman. Hillary 44. 53. 55. 56. 57, 74. 83. 90. 140. 141 Shurr. Charles 45. 47, 55, 57. 61. 63. 65. 91 Shurr. James 141 Shurr. Joyce 41. 66, 95 Sikorski. John 141 Simmon. Marc 45 Simmons. Gail 141 Simmons. Roy 39. 109 Simmons. Susan 39 Slisher. Traci 39 Smith. Christian 100. 141. 164 Smith. Cynthia 39. 41. 104. 105. 106. 108 Smith. Jeff 39. 86 Smith. Malcolm 39 Smith. Norman 47 Smith. Terri 141 Snyder. Ruth 141 Snyder. Troy 141 Soja. Edward 45 Sottosanti. Carl 54. 142. 151 Spangenberg. Karen 45. 53. 102 Stahl. Kellie 45. 53 Stahler. Toby 41 Stankiewicz. Michele 44, 53. 54. 57. 64. 65. 74. 83. 90. 112. 113. 142. 161. 164 Stankiewicz. Susan 83 Stanley. Heather 52. 53. 142 Stillman. Ranald 39 Stinsky. Steve 45 Stoltz. Thomas 17. 60, 142 Stoltzfus. Kelly 15. 39. 53. 87. 100 Stuntz. Scot 33. 72. 92. 142 Suchomelly. Denise 45 Suchomelly. Kurt 81 Sudock. Matthew 39. 50. 57. 101. 108 Sutter. Allen 41 Sutter. Carsa 33. 41. 68 Sutter. Penny 39. 41. 10! Swanson. John 39 Sweigert. Doyle 142 Sweigert. Shelly 104. 108 Sweren. Scott 100. 142 Swierczewski. Kristin 40. 53. 67, 103 Swierczewski, Mary 53. 103. 108. 142, 143 Swoyer. Leah 143 Syrellis. Tony 39. 68 Tammaro. Lisa 45 Taney. Connie 39 Terefenko. Lori 9. 30. 45 Tittle. John 143 Toaldo. Lori 39. 53. 101 Tobias. Blake 39 Tolland. Sherri 45 Tolland, Steven 32. 41 Trawitz. Mike 82 Turner. Laura 143 Tyler. Diana 77 Tylka. James 143 Uliasz, Polly 45 Ulrich. Kay 65. 143 VanCoeur. Denise 53. 102. 103. 143 Vaux. Ronald 45. 72 Venkler. Renee 72, 103 Venkler. Rodney 144 Waldman. David 41. 82 Walker. Donna 40 Walter. Sylvia 52. 10. 104. 106. 109. 144 Wamsher. Lisa 39. 102 Wanczyk. Karen 66. 88. 89. 144 Wardrop. Stephanie 45. 50. 57, 58. 61. 62, 77. 10. 108 Warmkessel. Jennifer 45. 86. 10 Waselus. Bryan 39, 50. 81. 10 Watts. Edward 39 Weaver. Amy 45. 58. 77, 108 Weaver. Brian 46. 81 95 Weaver. Elizabeth 45. 54. 57, 77, 88. 10 Weaver. Kimberly 39. 101 Weaver. Lisa 103. 144 Weaver, Lisa 103 Weaver. Tammy 46. 103 Weaver. Teresa 39. 41. 108 Weaver. Todd 45. 54. 65. ICO. 104. 108 Weber. Charles 82 Weber. Chris 39. 41 Weber. John 39 Wegman. Brenda 39, 53. 57, 102. 153 Wegman. Darrin 83 Wegman. Gwen 39. IO Wegman. Kyle 83 Wegman. Michele 45, 101 Wegman. Wendy 45. 100. 105 Weidner. Todd 46. 72 Weikel. Cynthia 68. 144 Weikel. Kenneth 23. 45. 81. 83. 85 Weikel. Sandra 45 Weiler. Jennifer 105 Weinsteiger. Janet 144 Weisman, Jennifer 26, 45. 62. 63. 77, 90 Weisman. Laura 39. 77 Weiss. Matt 45. 95 Weisser. Bradley 41 Weister. Tony 45 Weller. Christine 39. 53. 103 Weller. Janet 39 Weller. Lorrie 32. 145 Wentzel. Barry 39. 83 Werich. Shelly 30, 145 Werley. Bryan 39 Werley. Cathy 23. 57. 64. IO. 145. 164 Wessner. Terry 41 Wetter. Dallas 47 White. Lorraine 39 Whitman. Tracy IO. 112. 145 Wickert. Scott 39. 54. 57 Wierzbicki. Paul 81 Wilby. Michael 145 Wilinsky. Larry 72. 145 Willems, Ingrid 78 Willems. Evelyne 103. 164. 145 Willis. Antione 72 Wire. Christine 45. 69. 83. 106. 108. 154 Witchell. James 5 Witkowski, Todd 81 Witthaut. Chris 39. 50. 83. 105 Witthaut. Stephanie 21. 45. 47. 53. 57. 58. 63. 77, 94 Wolfe. Michael 72. 83. 146 Wood, Shannon 77 Woolworth. William 100. 105. 154 Worchick. Dave 39 Worchick. Peter 33. 46 Wulkowicz. Sandi 17. 39. 103 Wynn. Gregory Yachera. Elizabeth 20. 45. 101 Yachera, Tim 81. 100 Yeich, Christopher 39. 105 Yelk. Dorothy 146. 147. 150 Zager. Michael 65. 146 Zajack. Laura 41 Zeiber. Lisa 39 Zeiber. Robert 45. 106. 103 Zeiber. Sheri 39 Ziemba. Cheryl 45 Zientek. Michael 65. 146 mde As new advisors with a practically all new staff we could apologize for forgetting team captains, for missing missing from picture,” for neglecting the stage band and goodness knows what or who else. But, the staff and advisors, while we regret our negligences, are proud of what we did accomplish. We’re proud of Selena’s cover, of CeCe’s fences, of the book’s organization, of Mrs. Robertson’s individual production schedule, of Amy’s stick-to it- iveness, of our remaining shreds of sanity, of the June delivery, of the excellent faculty and student cooperation: We’re proud of the staff of pioneers. Gail L. Batastini. Alys M. Robertson. Vicki Steinberg. Chuck Shurr, Kristin Diefenderfer—National QUILL AND SCROLL, row I. V. Reitenauer, D. Andre, C. Wire, S. Wardrop. K. Diefenderfer. row Council of Teachers of English Writing 3. q $hurr. J. Ferrill. Achievement Award. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY. row I: M. Zientek—Mr. Shank; J. Oberholtzer—Mr. Schropp; C. Sottosanti—tax administrator; M. Morris-city purchasing agent; J. Auman-Mr. Goulden, S. Bibbo—Mrs. Hart; R. Schwartz—Mr. Kamm; R. Bissell — Mr. Evans; K. Schwenger—Mr. Bennett. row 2-. D. Rathbun—Mr. Richardson; H. Shulman—Mr. MacLean; M. Owens—Mrs. Yoder; V. Reintenauer—Mrs. Buckendorff; M. Stankiewicz—Miss Shurr; B. Salinger—Mr. Fleck; B. Mat-thews—Mrs. Brown; H. Stanley -Mrs. Harner. Tina Buch—fifth place Berks County Golf Tournament, qualified for state tournament; Ted Rothenberger— qualified for state tournament. 181 SPAIN EASTER TRIP, row L Mr . I. DelVecchio. Mr . A. Brown, row 2: B. Conroy. M. Drexel. J. Mountz. row 3i K. Herb. E. Barber. S. Britigan. Denise DeRenzo- Junior Mis Candidate. FARM SHOW WINNERS. Chri Schillerman— fourth in cake ; Patti Robertson—third in preserve . ITALY EASTER TRIP, row ItC. Howell-Clarke. D. Schwambach. S. Witthaut. M. Hafer. G. Lincoln. M. Stankiewicz. row 2: J. Noel. D. DeRenzo, E. Henrich. row 3: A. Bausher. J. Moyer. Mis V. Steinberg. Mr. D. Erne . C. Jurasinski. B. Meinhold. W. Geiger. C. Sottosanti. Mike Morris—Second Highest County Bowling Average, third in Brks County Bowling Tournament. Section III and All County All-Star Bowling Team-. Gary Seidel—All Tournament Volleyball Team; Harry Ein ig—Honorable Mention All-State Football Defensive End. Runner-Up Section II Wrestling Tournament. Regional Wrestling Tournament. Berks County Wrestling Team vs New Zealand World Team. 182 MUSIC, row It A. Faber—district orchestral V. Nguyen—county bandi S. Brubaker—county, district, regional orchestral C. Gehret—county band, row 2: C. Yeich—county orchestral V. Reitenauer—county, district bandi B. Loeb—county bandi S. Walter—county bandi C. Cranos-—county bandi K. Remp —county band, county, district, regional chorusi C. Ciabattoni—county, district band, row 3- K. Richards—county bandi S. Enoch—county, district, regional orchestra-, J. Weiler—county orchestral T. Weaver—county band. Rob Schwartz—State Key Club Scrapbook Award) Kevin MacAfee-State Key Club Energy Program Awardi S. Rhoads—State Key Club Achievement Award. State Key Club Distinguished Secretary Award. Denise DeRenzo. Craig Jurasinski—Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English Essay Contest Entries. Rhonda Johnson—Berks Cable Spirit Month Speaker. ENERGY TEAM, row h T. Kramm. D. Acker, M. Haas. P. Harris, row 3s J. Blum. Mr. T. Hanson. J. Oberholtzer. D. DeRenzo. K. Diefenderfer. 183 VOLLEYBALL TEAM, row I: Coach R. Muck, S. Rhoads, K. Kahler. S. Kearney. T. Godshall. W. Geiger. R. Sarig. row 2-. S. Danks. C. DeAcosta. M. Manwiller. M. Zager, D. Fry. K. Herb. G. Seidel. Barb Bergstresser-Berks County All-Star Hockey Team. Unanimous Choice Berks County All-Star Basketball Team. DeLuca All-Star Game. Schuyl-kill Berks Counties All-Star Gamet Matt Acker-—Honorable Mention Berks County All-Star Basketball Team. DeLuca All-Star Game. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Berks County Conference. District III Champions. PIAA State Runners-Up. Becky Lucey—District III Champion. Becky Lucey. Gloria Garber. Rochelle Graffius— Berks County All-Stars. FARM SHOW WINNERS, row I. G. Schmeer—second in jelly, row 2-. J. Swanson—third and fifth in cake$i D. Brickey—third in cakesi L. Swoyer-—fourth in jelly. 184 awards NHS QUIZ BOWL TEAM, row I, C. Gilbert. V. Reitenauer. C. Werley. D. Andre, row 1 Coach A. Krassowski. C. Ciabattoni. M. Morris. P. Harris. S. Kochel. SUSQUEHANNA LITHO CLUB PRINTING CONTEST. Cheryl Ziemba—first in mechanically separated multi-color offset, Terri Smith—second in mechanically separated multi-color offset. STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNMENT DAY. row I, P. Harris—Mr. Dahl, S. Kochel—Mr. Jones, R. Dominguez—Mr. Tomulis, M. Acker—Mr. Jurasinski. C. Jurasinski—Mr. Ernes, E. Henrich—Judge Schaeffer, M. Haas—Mr. Tuckey, S. Kim—Mr. Tuckey, W. Geiger—Mr. Murray, P. Howe—Mr. Fluck, R. Donlen—fire chief, row 1. C. Gilbert—Mrs. Krassowski, C. Hoover—Mr. Prowant, M. Cambria—Miss Steinberg, R. Johnson—Mrs. DelVecchio, M. Douglas—Mrs. Salks, D. Andre—Director of Instructional Unit 14, S. Imboden—Executive Director of the American Heart Association, B. Bergstresser -YWCA Director, A. Halloran—Mrs. Van Coeur, K. Kahler—Mrs. Houck, C. Kleinsmith—Mrs. Leininger. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY. Berks County League and Conference Champions. Kevin Remp and Larry Levy-—Division I and County All-Stars. Kerry Petsch—Division I All-Stars. HOMECOMING King Bob Donlen and Oueen Tracy Sea lese. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY, row I: W. Geiger. M. Oplinger. D. Acker, row 2: C. Jurasinski. J. Ferrill. E. Henrich. TOP TEN SENIORS, row L E.Henrich. J. Ferrill, M. Morris, row 1. C. Kissinger. V. Reitenauer. M. Oplinger. D. Andre. B. Matthews. M. Apostolou. S. Imboden. STATE HIGH JUMP CHAMPION. Tim Godek. HOMECOMING COURT, (couples bottom to top) M. Balatgek. H. Shulmani R. Schwartz. D. VanCoeun R. Dominguez, K. Hecken R. Purs-cell. V. Pellegrino. M. Zeinteck, W. Ahrenst M. Acker. I. Kainhofen L. Wilinski. M. Stan-kiewicz S. Rhoads. P. Gombar. SPRING CONCERT COMMENCES SEASON Fanfare Prelude on Lancashire Curnow Big Band Bash ..........................Lowden Jesu. Joy of Man's Desiring Bach-Reed Man of LaMancha Lehigh-Erickson Salute to Sousa ...................Christensen The Sixties .......................... Higgens The Sinfonians Williams Jive Talking Baton Routine Espana ..............................Big Silks Winners Circle ........................ Rifles Car Wash Majorette Dance Rocky .............................Swing Flags El Capitan ......................Rifle Squad The Way We Were ................. Seniors Alma Mater Ensemble Directors Mr. J. E. Kamm. Jr.. Mr. J. Seidel. Mrs. C. Oestreich. J. lannuzzo. D. VanCoeur. K. Flecker. K. Rau Led by Captain Karen Flecker, the big silks finish Espana” to the audience’s applause. Band front seniors remember their past years by performing The Way We Were as part of the Night of Music at the junior high school on March 36. The Winners Circle” attracts senior Evelyne Willems in her last stage performance. Sousa's ”EI Capitan involves Patti Drumheller. night of music 187 SPORTS DAY - MAY 14 Scoring for the juniors puts Beth Weaver’s best Winning smiles grace the faces of sophomores Dawn Beane. Dawn Oswald. Michele Aulenbach. technique on the line. Patti Henrich and Cindy Flamm for Mr. Hanson’s official photograph. 188 sports day ART SHOW - JUNE 8, 9, 10 Tempting visitors with their artfully decorated cakes are Beth Koehler and Lisa Marks. At the fifth Annual Art and Animated Film Exhibition. Miss Shurr directs the art show staff. art show 189 Schlegel’s Grand Imperial Circus receives a boost in moral as Lili sings of her happiness at being hired as the star attraction. ENCORE’S CARNIVAL CAPERS ANTICALLY To capture Lili's love. Marco uses his magical powers to produce a carnation from air. Involved in some tipsy fun. Rosalie and Schlegel sing of their hatred for Marco. With an initial debt of $800 before presenting Carnival. Encore struggled not only to break even but make extra money on the show. To do this the club proclaimed the week of March 8-12 Carnival Week,” at both the junior and senior highs to help publicize the play. The week consisted of daily competitions between the 10th, llth, and 12th grades in lollipop day, stuffed animal day, dress up day, clown day and carna- tion day. Winning the competition were the seniors. Due to good publicity Carnival was a major success and broke even as well as made money for the club. 190 musical Impressing Lili, the roustabouts join conceited Marco in ’’The Sword. Rose, and Cape. Paul, believing that no one likes him. wishes he were Carrot Top. a puppet everyone loves. After shaming the carnival. Lili contemplates jumping from the Leap for Life.” Painting a new face on Carrot Top. Jacquot hopes to bring respect to the carnival. musical 191 STUDENT COUNCIL MARATHON MAY 21, 22 Taking a break during the 26-hour marathon. Selena Hand. Michele Oplinger. and Katie McGettigan refuel with the refreshments supplied by Student Council members and available all evening. Student Council’s first attempt at a variety marathon raised $1738 for the bone marrow transplant program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Over 180 participants engaged in eating contests, relay races, a volleyball tournament and a treasure hunt. Community establishments donated refreshments and prizes. Amateur ping-pong player Mary Lesher devotes her lagging energy to hallway activity. With laughter, four marathon diehards push themselves on scooters across the gym during Saturday afternoon s free play races. 192 marathon TENNIS TEAM SECURES SECOND BOYS' TENNIS, row I: M. Erkcs. J. Lampley. S. Kim. R. Brems. row 2. Coach R. Dahl. G. Pearson. T. Kramm. J. Ferrill, S. Wickert. W. Geiger. Mgr. C. Gilbert. EXETER OPPONENT 3 Governor Mifflin 3 3 Reading 3 1 Pottsgrove 6 6 Schuylkill Valley I 7 Twin Valley 0 2 Kutztown 4 4 Fleetwood 3 2 Hamburg 5 5 Mount Penn 2 7 Twin Valley 0 5 Schuylkill Valley 2 4 Brandywine Heights 3 2 Brandywine Heights 5 2 Kutztown 5 4 Fleetwood 3 5 Mount Penn 2 5 Hamburg 2 The last match of the season was the match that determined second place. Until that match Exeter was tied for second place with Hamburg. Seniors Joe Ferrill and Bill Gieger contributed with their doubles wins in pressure-packed Situations Before the Mount Penn match. Bill Geiger hits a low one during afternoon practice. tennis 193 BASEBALL HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON BASEBALL, rowl J. Moyer. J. Shollenberger. M. Zientek. Mrg. S. East. Mgr. S. Lee. Mgr. J. Warmkessel. M. Acker. R. Stillman. D. Acker, rowh J. Scott. P. Howe. J. Weber. L. Fiorini. M. Fuoco. J. Newman. M. Balatgek. N. Padovani. row M. Weiss. M. Manwiller. M. Rocktashel. J. Melindez. B. Calm, row 4: Coach C. Sheaffer. Concentrating. Derrick Acker challenges a Muhl in an effort to run him down. Joining his teammates. Mark Balatgek congratulates Mike Rocktashel on his game winning grand slam. 194 baseball Pitching. Stacey Keller delivers a strike during the game against Schuylkill Valley at home. Obeying the coach’s signal. Michele Weg-man begins to slow on the base path. Softball, row I: C. Mitchell. J Bossier. E. Gill. C. Kleemeier. L. Oberholtzer. row1. Coach S. Yoder. P. Drumheller. M. Wegman. A. Kissinger. P.Houck. B. Bausher. D. Scheldt. Coach C. Weinman, row 3= C. Batdorf. K. Haas. S. Keller. K. Stoltzfus. C. Weller. M. Lesko. P. Gombar. SOFTBALL SEASON SPANS SPRING softball 195 At the home Mt. Penn game. Coach David Voight glares past the sun to the 30 pitch. VARSITY BASEBALL EXETER OPPONENT Wyomissing 5 I Conrad Weiser 2 4 Muhlenberg 5 Brandywine Kutztown Central Catholic Twin Valley Oley Valley Daniel Boone EXETER OPPONENT 6 Mt. Penn 3 Section I Eastern Division champs County playoffs: X 4 S Oley Valley 5 0 Wyomissing V0 2 Muhlenberg 6 Eastern Division'cha nps Before the Reading-Exeter game. Melissa Schlott sets up for her position as catcher. 196 baseball and softball candids Running to victory in the Shaner Invitational at Wyomissing are Larry Levy and Bob Donlen. Competing in the Shaner Invitational. Mike Wolfe races in the 110 high hurdles. BOYS' TRACK. row . Mgr. R. Shappell. Mgr. D. Gross. Mgr. S. Sekorski. row 2-. K. Remp. K. Petsch. S. Larson. B. Wentzel. B. Tobias. D. Cowdrick. N. Farnsworth, row i. T. Guevin. M. High. R. Dominguez. R. Schofer. L. Levy. S. Kochel. D. Schwab, D. Keuscher. row A. R. Donlen. R. Graffius. M. Wolfe, Coach D. Seltzer. K. Weikel. S. Rhoads. W. Kleemeier. At a home meet. Mary Owens races toward another victory for the girls' track team. track and field candids 197 GIRLS MASTER SOUTHERN DIVISION EXETER OPPONENT Kutzto Read Wyo Hol ' m WUscn Muhlenberg Conrad Weiner Schuylkill Wt y Twin Valley Cl ional Champion—A A Division Firing Memorial— Victory Meet Champion—AA Division Schuylkill Valley In vitational—Runner-ups—A A Division Berks County A A y jr Running the 300 meter, senior Rhonda Johnson Competing in a meet at home. Becky Lucey races toward another victory at a home meet. crosses the wire to win first place in the 1600 meter run. GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD, row , M. Owens. R. Kane. B. Dodds. M. Hafer. G. Garber. M. Barron, row 2, T. DeMarte. P. Herflicker. A. Halloran, C. Wire. M. Stankiewicz. K. Barron. D. D'Augustine. S. Butcher, D. Levan, row 3t D. DeRenzo. R. Johnson. L. Reinhart. L. Fry. S. Kearney. B. Bergstresser. R. Sarig. row 4: E. Weaver. T. Godshall. R. Graffius. Coach D. Wesner. C. Flamm. S. Enoch. R. Lucey. 198 girls’ track and field Participating in the Stephan Invitational. Scot Stuntz prepares to throw the shot put. as mg m , Catholic r Mifflin Muhlen OPPONENT 69 97 63 63 S3 4 h 47 Ship pens! _ John Shaner invitational lit AA 1st overall Leonard Stephan invitational- 1st A A -1 fit overall - B IIFqng Invitational- 1st AA '-lst overall Muhlenberg Streamline- 1st AA District 3 2nd AA Berks County All-Stars Mike. Wolfe- hurdles Tim Oodek- lump Rich Purscell- triple jump Larry Levy- distance K Petsch. W. kleemeier. R. Donlen. R Graffius- 3200 relay Boys' Field, row I. Mgr. P. Robertson. Mgr. L. Marino. Mgr. C. Hagan, row 2-. J. Miller. J. Bingaman. J. Lyon. C. DeMartino. P. Levengood. G. Keppley. D. Ellison. R. Purscell. row 3: D. Fique. M. Miller. R. Sarnoski. R. Quaintance. M. Zager. K. McAfee. H. Einsig. R. Close, row 4: B. Conroy. B. Werley. R. Bailey. T. Godek, Coach R. Frey. Coach R. Fluck, J. Witchell. D. Waldman. G. Bryant, B. Waselus Victorious at the Shaner Invitational. Bob Donlen competes in the 3300 meter relay. BOY’S BAG BERKS CHAMPIONSHIP boys' track and field 199 BACCALAUREATE JUNE 13 The Senior Choir of the Reformation Church, directed by Keith Ruch. lead the congregation in singing the hymn Praise the Lord of Heaven.” while being accompanied by organist Karl Schmidt. Staring straight ahead. Ray DeLong directs his attention to the lessons before the anthem. XX) baccalaureate Preacher Rev. William A. Sherman. Liturgist Rev. Charles E. Mertz. and Lectors Sandra Imboden and Sharon Danks stand during the processional as the band plays Pomp and Circumstance.” Family and friends join graduates in the baccalaureate service held in the junior high school auditorium at four o'clock on June 13 to celebrate their achievements throughout their schooling. The choral benediction gives Robin Miller memories of her past school years. Leading the audience. Liturgist Reverend Charles Mertz reads the Lord’s Prayer. baccalaureate 301 During graduation. Todd Musser happily accepts his diploma from boardmember Barbara Powell. Leading the processional. Harry Einsig and Chuck Shurr carry symbolic flags into the auditorium. Before entering the building. Tracy Scalese shares a last smile with Barb Bergstresser. Performing his last duty, exchange student Jacob Guildal shakes hands with principal Donald MacLean. Due to the rainy season and poor field conditions, commencement begins in the junior high auditorium instead of the football field. y02 commencement Speaking for the class. Tracy Scalese addresses the audience on From Seniors to Alumni. The Idealist Future is what Hilary Shulman plans to better as she speaks at graduation. COMMENCEMENT - JUNE 17 Before commencement. Diane Pringle and Mary Gilbert settle each others’ graduation motarboard. Chosen as a speaker. Debbie Andre tells the audience about her dreams in life. commencement 303 C£ CASTLES - MAY 29 Carolyn Gilbert. Ken Schwenger Janet Romanski. 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