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

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“ . . . BUT KEEP THE OLD.” ROW 1: M. Cefaratti, G. Bechtel. M. Sakach. G. Keppley, M. Kostival. ROW 2: J. Ream. J. Moyer. C. Weber. R. Sarnoski. G. Powell. B. Waselus. B. Tobias. G. Lincoln. G. Schmeer. ROW 3: M. Dahl. D. Beane. S. Keller. D. Oswald. S. Grubb. K. Bretz, J. Gambler. C. Smith, C. Flamm. C. Baldwin. G. Wegman. K. Hess. K. Pendi. K. Reed. S. Zeiber, B. Kramlich, F. Koehler, L. Wamsher. During the November homecoming festivities, drum major Bryan Waselus leads the marching band to the music of ET. Leaving the bus in Allentown. Karen Babb looks forward to viewing the Zefferilli Romeo and Juliet. AUDREY S. KRASSOWSKI. English Department: Schuylkill Haven High School. Albright College. Temple University, Eastern Baptist College, Mary wood College. TERESA B KUHAR ESTHER L. LEININGER. Home Economics Department: Muhlenburg Township High School, Drexel University Penn State University. 20 long time students

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GOLDEN HOURS OF STUDY During trigonometry class, David Lee ponders over the wrapping function and its relation to the circle. After finally completing her Physics lab on vectors and the graphs they produce. Diane Vallere sighs with relief. JOHN E. KAMM, JR., Music Depart ment Chairperson: Lancaster McCas-key High School. West Chester State College. KATHY A. KLANG, Basic Education Department: Owen J. Roberts High School. Kutztown State College. HARRY B KOPPENBERG. JR.. Basic Education Department: Central Catho lie High School, Kutztown State College. Penn State University. studying 19

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In these days of families which must move to achieve better jobs or to find new jobs, it is rare to see a student who has stayed in the same school district from kindergarten through twelfth grade. At Exeter, however, there are some 60 seniors, a quarter of the graduating class, who have spent all their school years in a district building. Whether the senior attended Lausch, Jacksonwald, or Lorane, he spent three years in the junior high and three in the senior high with many of the same people in his homeroom or Comp I class. He can look back at his third grade homeroom picture and find a younger version of the girl who sits in front of him in Calculus or rotates with him in Volleyball II. Long standing Exeter attendees have many similar memories—standing on the yellow line on the walk to the bus in elementary school, attending Camp Adahi for environmental education in fifth or sixth grade, seeing Disney films before vacation in the junior high, selling magazine subscriptions to earn the movie, picking mini-courses, and eating powdered doughnuts before school on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the senior high. ROW 1: P. Ostrowski. C. Mitchell, C. McCabe. G. Garber, S. Roeberg, L. Toaldo. ROW 2: J. Bingaman, G. Esenwein, L. Fiorini, D. Reazor, K. McAfee. T. Geiger. R. Simmons. B. Werley. ROW 3: D. Calvaresi, D. Scheidt, S. Rogers. T. Weaver. P. Herflicker, S. Krick, L. Weisman. S. Enoch. B. Wegman. K. Babb. M. Sudock. CRAIG LONG. Science Department: Hamburg Area High School. Messiah College. Kutztown State College. DONALD L. MacLEAN. Principal: New Hope High School. Bloomsburg State College. Temple University. SONIA K. MILLER. Math Department: Pottsville High School. Albright College. Lehigh University. long time students 21