Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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Left to right, Row l: Neil Losch, Curtis Luckenbill, Robert Herman, Bruce Werley, Gerald Dotterer, Sten Gibson, Edwin Althouse, Craig Moyer, Howard Freehy, Mr. Keim-adviser. Row 2: Stanley Reimert, Karl Bubben- moyer, Wayne Long, Richard Fisher, Victor Bartholomew, Guerin Nester. Charles Angstadt, Ronald Donat, Russel Riegel, Barry Fox, Ronald Stump, Marvin Dietrich. Bolt and Bore Junior Rifle Club The activities of this club give the target shooters of the school a chance to show their skill in steadying that rifle. It is open to all those boys from grades nine to twelve who are seriously interested in target shooting. The boys meet during after school hours to shoot and qualify for awards and medals. The aim of.this group is to promote a greater knowledge of the sport of artificial Hy tying and the use of them. The activities of the club include tying classes, an annual fishing contest, and lish- ing trips. The club is open to anyone with an interest in fishing. Royal Coachman Fly Tying Club Left to right, Row 1: Mr. Keim-Yadviser, Larry Seiger, Richard Hauser, Marlow Kroninger, Ronald Bailey, Cyrus Beekey. Row 2: john Parsley, Milton Borrel, Marlin Youse, Bryan Esterly, ,lohn Rust, Joe.Haring, Richard Phillips, Sherwood Geist, Ray Fulton. Raw 3: Lamar Bailey, Ronald Weaver, Ernest Henry, Guerin Nester, Frede- rick Angstadt, Charles Moyer, Sterling Adams.

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V J . Y- l- 'Y4 0 Q r Z, O Left fo right: William Lesher. Andrew Stauffer, Howard Heffner, Harry Seidel. Charles Kelchner. Dallas Oswald, Glenn Greenawalt. Edward Zuberka, liar.. Angstadt-adviser. Nancy Haas. Kenneth Held, Pat Sechler, Mr. Rex- a viser. Photography Club The Photography Club, sponsored by Mr. Angstadt and Mr. Rex, has twelve members. They work during club periods and after school. This club has access to S350 worth of equipment which the members learn to use. Seniors may work alone using the print box, enlarger, elec- tric drier, and other techniques acquired by experience. Projector Club Sponsored by Mr. Keim, who is in charge of equipment, and Mr. Cougler, who is in charge of the programs, the Projector Club enjoys see- ing movies. This club, which admits only boys, sees full-length films shown during the noon hour and club periods. Two of the outstanding films viewed this year were: 'iAfrica Screams with Abbott and Costello and- uYelloWstone, a movie of educational as Well as recreational interest. Left to right, Row 1: Glenn Bailey. Paul Leibensperger, Clark Frederick, William Sicher, Marlin Youse, Mr. Keim-adviser, Robert Kleinknecht. Richard Bailey. William Rebstock, Laird Heiser, Mr. Gougler, Howard Freeby, Thomas Ludwig. Terry Dietrich, William Gough, Richard Wartzenluft. Row 2: Wayne Sicher, Jay Druckenmiller, Donald Mertz. Curtis Zimmerman. Barry Fox. Forrest Snyder, David Beck, Ronald Miller, Richard Kohler, Michael Fuhrman. David Schearer. Arlan Musser, Franklin Dietrich, Harry Seidel, Marvin Dietrich. Raw 3: Geary de Fran- cesco. Richard Biehl. Gene Greenawalt, Gene Esterly, Ray Seidel. Harold Maderia. Ronald Hamsher, Ray Creitz, Luther Houck. Richard Bond. Marlin Schollenberger. Kenneth Rutherford. Q55

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Left lo right, Row 1: Warren Eyer. Barbara Wisser. Cheryle Fishpaw, Marjorie Kniss, 'Shirley Kroninger, Janice Schlegel, Mary Erb. Daisy Epler. Sharlene Moyer, Anna Mae lleilzler. Row 2: Clifford Zimmerman, William Richer. Harlow Kroninger. Robert Schappell. Faye Stoudt. Charles Kunkel. Row 3: Howard Snyder, Sherwood Geist, Forrest Laudenslager. Ronald Donat. Row 4: Charles Moyer. Russell Riegel, Carl Manta, Fred Reinert, Daniel Saul, Dallas Schick. Terry Sclieidt. Gerald Dotterer, Stanley Reimert, Andrew Stauiler, Richard Fisher, Paul Reidenhour. 'iKeep to the extreme right please. No, you may not go to your locker unless itis for gym clothing. Hey, you. you have to walk around me. Two abreast, please, not three. These commands and many more are typical of our hall patrols, consisting of junior and senior boys and Student Council members. The purpose of this program was to speed up hall trafhe and eliminate the bottlenecks and jam-ups. I-Iall Patrol Chorus This year the chorus proudly displayed for the first time its new gowns in the fall concert. They were the result of an extensive money-raising campaign conducted by Mrs. Stauffer and her choristers. The group participated in the fall and spring concerts and entertained the student body in its holiday assemblies. Members of this group were selected to sing in the County Chorus. Left to righl, Row 1: Melvin Dietrich, Jeanette Wentzel, Anne Gehrct, Anne Major, Flurtvnce Herekman, Marie Bond, Shirley Schucker, Jane! Sanders, Darlene Greenawall, Carol Witman, LaRue Gehman, Elaine Herring. Row 2: Walter Ernst, Mrs. Staulfer-director, Lucille Turner, Ruth Ann DeLong, Marlene Haydt, Nancy Bair, Nancy Nnus, Sharlene Moyer, Dorcas Lutz, Ruth Beitler, Lucille Huseman, Anna Mae Meitzler, Ruth Schroeder, Ruth Koch. Richard Fisher. Row 3: Sandra Nesler, Donna DeTurk, Reba Angstadt, Etta Frey, Barbara Spears, Janet Nester, Diane Fenstermaker, Eleanor Sittler. Joyce Kunkel, Carole Fabian, Helen Kramer, Crystal Leibensperger, Mary Ann Hoch. Karen Haier, Elizabeth Angstadt, Clarence Schaeffer, Mary Erh, Alice Greena- wald, Dallas Oswald. Raw 4: Warren Kohler, LaVern Miller, Faye Stoudt. Kay Keller, Patricia Erb, Thomas Riegel, Mary Lou Bieber, Doris Baver, Caro' lvn Trexler, Curtis Luckenbill, Gloria Heiiner, Nancy Haas, Brenda Scheidt, Robert Keller, Michael Fuhrmari, Christine Haas, Phyllis Boyer, Cynthia DeTurk, Neil Losch. Row 5: Phyllis Stump, Harriet DeTurk. Forrest Snyder, Andrew Stauffer, Richard Bond, Arlyn Schumaker, Barry Fenstermacher, Victor Bartholo- mew, Howard Heiiner, Forrest Laudenslager. Donald Rcinert, William Rebstock, Dennis Moyer, Jay Drey, Ronald Donat, Gene Kulp. Russel Riegel, Patricia Sechler, Judy Dinner,