John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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,guepxfnw 1 1 'U 4 ' 4' as sill lexus 3 J li Q ., ., if is is News Staff-Front Row: Marcia Trach, Patricia Hartlieb, Gerlitz, Gale Lehman, Cynthia Hawk. Third Row: Mary Sharman Mehaffey, Beth Reapsome, Eileen Quickel, Shertzer, Cynthia Hedricks, Deborah Johnson, Donald Jennifer Holler, Judy Aron, Christine Mimm. Second Christi-nan, Samuel Hernandez, Richard Regar, Sherma Row: Shari Goldstein, Sharon Fleming, Cathy Strine, Hite, Judith Rittenhouse, Michell Smith, Patricia Zercher, Carolyn Immel, Linda Superior Poper Means Busy Stciffers Right-Advertising and Circulation Staffs- Front Row: Pamela Herman, Diane Stoltz, Kathleen Adams, Kathleen McManus, Mar- ian Davis, Sandra Warshaw. Second Row: Marguerite Moyer, Adabelle Stephens, Thomas Helm, Kim Klemmer, Barbara Rineer. L Left-Sports Staff-Front Row: Robert Floyd, Robert Brown, Carol Underkoiller, Judith Rill, Eileen Rineer, James Hamaker. Second Row: George Biechler, Jack Neal, Richard Jones, David Smith, columnist, Michael Bauer. ..,..m-vresP' was

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Editorial Staff-Front Row: Gail Sensenig, associate editor, Barbara Haines, editor-in-chief, Nancy Koelsch, managing editor. Second Row: Sally Roe and Susan up ,,. . ,Q- .ZX Tollinger, co-features editors, Rosanne Miller, news edi- tor and radio programmer, Alan Gilbert, sports editor. VIDETTE Informs Students And Teachers Every two weeks the students of McCaskey un- consciously pick up their issues of the VIDETTE, never realizing that two hectic weeks of report- ing, photographing, sketching layouts, and copy- reading are spent in preparing the publication. The VIDETTE staff, advised by Iohn M. Silk- netter, publishes 16 bi-weekly issues each year. The stait begins working during the summer to Features Staff-Front Row: Kathryn Knight, Barbara Thomasco, columnist, Jeanne Herman, Linda Ulmer, L ' I, prepare a free paper for each student on the first day of school. In addition to writing, some mem- bers report news and sports results on the Scho- lastic Hi-Jinx radio program, some also edit the school football programs. This year the VIDETTE received its four- teenth consecutive Keystone Award presented by the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Row: Susan Rosenfeld, Lynn Forster, Larry Wolpert, photographer, Michael Aurnent, Craig Bernhardt, -5 H X Carol Whitaker, Janet Girvin, Beverly Randall. Second Catherine Fries, Patricia Wohlsen. S Q . N ,., r , l x 5 - 'J iff? r

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ECHO-Front Row: Deborah Stover, Susan Hershey, Judith Spece, Mary Rick, Lisa Crider, Linda Jones, Deb- orah Kitson. Second Row: Susan Muehleisen, Diane Stoltz, Joyce Keiper, Michell Smith, Dace Rekis, Kathy Schmuck, Barbara Mable. Third Row: Jeffrey Forster, Neil Howett, Jerilyn Hoefel, Candace Greenwald, Karen Kraft, Richard Amour, Joseph Lyall, Miss Violet B. Wfeber, adviser. Stolffers Receive Quill Ancl Scroll Honors Selected by John M. Silknetter and Miss Violet B.Webe1', advisers to the VIDETTE and ECHO, respectively, 38 seniors and 13 juniors qualified for membership in the Quill and Scroll, an in- ternational honorary society that recognizes out- standing service by high-school journalists. VIDETTE-Front Row: Cathy Strine, Carolyn Immel, Susan Tollinger, Sharman Mehaffey, Sherma Hite, Judith Rittenhouse, Pamela Herman. Second Row: Carol Whi- taker, Gail Sensenig, Barbara Haines, Rosanne Miller, Sally Roe, Barbara Thomasco, Susan Rosenfeld, Janet A pre-requisite for membership is that a can- didate must rank in the upper third of his class. VIDETTE members also contribute 100 inches of copy or its equivalent in work, While ECHO staffers participate in copywriting, proofreading, typing, art work, and record-keeping. Girvin. Third Row: Michael Bauer, David Smith, Mic- hael Aumcnt, Richard Jones. Robert Cummings, Craig Bernhardt, Robert Floyd, Alan Gilbert, John M. Silk- netter, adviser.