Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

LAHIAN, 1965 Lansdowne-Aldan High School Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Editors—Merlyn Carson, Barbara Christie, Stephan Ladisch, Judith Macaleer . . . Business Managers—Jill Coffman, Diane Preston, Cherie Deardorff . . . Sports Assistants—Craig Peacock, Pamela Scott. Kathleen Szegda . . . Typist— Audrey Zucca . . . Advertising Assistants—The Lahian Class. 2 Buildings, books, chalkdust, desks: all are a part of the school, but they have meaning only as seen through the eyes of the students and teachers. An empty hall or a deserted classroom becomes crowded with memories, and the school reflects the moods of those within it: the dark dreariness of a drizzly Monday morning, the youthful excitement of a football game, the wonder of academic inspiration. 3 ACADEMICS Miss Mary Lindenmuth Assistant Principal Mr. Bruce Rismiller Assistant to the Principal Mrs. M. Jean Plimpton Assistant to the Principal Mr. Charles Forbes Assistant to the Principal Mrs. Margaret Genn Business Manager 6 ADMINISTRATION Dr. E. Carlton Abbott Superintendent Mr. E. Russell Megonegal Mr. Wayne Klinger Principal Administrative Assistant SCHOOL BOARD—Row I: Mr. R. W. Johnston, Mr. Robert Dougan, Mrs. Dorothy Lockwood, Mrs. Margaret Genn. Mr. Clyde Maugcr, Jr., Mr. Robert Stevens. Jr., Dr. E. Carlton Abbott, Mrs. Ethel Pope, Mrs. Esther Bingham. Row 2: Mr. Welker Betz, Mr. Charles Kalmbach, Mr. George Wilson, Mr. Joseph Pittenger, Dr. Edgar Kempton, Mr Walter McGowan, Mr. Richard Trevisani, Mr. Frederick Saunders. Mr. Leroy Phillips. Mr. R. Mifflin Hood, Mr. William Doerr. Jr., Mr. Wayne Klinger. 7 Row I: M. Marx, E. Irons. M. Widgcr, B. Stone, A. McGowan. A. Haggblom. Row 2: E. Colahan. C. Monaghan. M. White. L. Currall. S. Benscoter, M. O’Neill. B. Pederson. 1 T Mrs. Pearl Turner, social worker, and Mrs. Lois Gartside, school nurse, discuss a student’s medical history. SERVICE Mrs. Ruth Gerhart, medical secretary. Miss Jean Morrow and Miss Gail Robie, dental hygienists, schedule fluoride applications. AUDIO VISUAL CREW—Row 1. J. Nelson. J. Nelson, R. Fash. Row 2: Mr. Pastelak, D. Boyce, D. Fair, J. Sibole. Mrs. Dorothea Lex, school psychologist, and Mrs. Jane Fair, speech therapist, check a student’s progress record. An administrative secretary’s work is never done; ask Mrs. Katharine Scheerer, Mrs. Doris Fielding, and Mrs. Hilda Woods. Mr. Spafford, special education teacher, “I Can Hear It Now.” Stage Crew—Mr. Laubach and his seven dwarfs whistle while they work. ENGLISH Miss Linda Burnett, Mr. Horace Laubach. Mr. Rodney Sell. Mrs. Fay Edelson, Mr. William Shakespeare, and Mrs. Mary Bailey discuss current trends in the teaching of English. Mr. Megonegal thanks Dr. Theophilus M. Boll of the University of Pennsylvania for his lecture on Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. Miss Margaret McLaughlin, head of the English Department. presents a National Council of Teachers of English Certificate to senior Merlyn Carson. Dave Welsh. Betsy Norcross, and Malcolm George improvise a situation for Mrs. Bailey's dramatics class. The four smiling sunflowers are Nancy Nalbandian, Joanne Snyder, Ellyn Dunbar, and Cheryl Baylor from the junior high production. “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Junior high English teachers Miss Katharine Subers, Mrs. Joan S. Newberg, Mrs. Eleanor H. Scott, Mrs. Ann E. Gehman, and Miss Lynne M. Cox attend a department meeting. Dr. William Miller moderates a panel of junior high students discussing Rudyard Kipling's Kim. “H-y-p-o-c-r-i-c-y or “h-y-p-o-c-r-i-s-yT Melissa Meier tries to remember durine the junior high spelling bee. Mrs. Anna Connors, head of the Language Department, and Mrs. Ada Laszlo. Spanish teacher, inspect a poster in the language laboratory. Mrs. Linda Borick and Mrs. Susan Rowlands, French teachers, examine recorder equipment. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Steve Ladisch, president Betty Peters, vice-president Janet Criswell, secretary Ann Peters, treasurer FRENCH CLUB Merri Carson, president Monica Christie, vice-president Barbara Mason, secretary JUNIOR HIGH FRENCH CLUB Tim Dcibler. president Larry Welsh, vice-president Diane Booth, secretary Dan Rumberger, treasurer Un peu de mystere dans une petite scene dans la classe de franyais. 13 LANGUAGES SCIENCE Mrs. Ardis Dow, Miss Rosemary Strout, and Mr. Donald Iffland check a prepared slide. Where are those aortic loops? Mrs. Dow checks the distillation apparatus of Gary Dickinson and Norma Vemot. 14 “These new distilled water bottles are fun to squirt! Paul Hampel and Jim Rinier read about the oscillosope in their text. CHEMISTRY CLUB—Row I: W Mendenhall. R Paul. J. Wade. R Bingham. R Schenk. D. Hunter. Gross, S. Snyder. J. Franz. J. Jackson. T. Guaracino. A. Motten. Row 2: R. Vincent. J. Nalbandian. D. Boswell. A. 15 MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT— Mr. Howard Freeman, Department Head, Mrs. Doris Holt, Mrs. Florence Dougherty, Mrs. Patricia Snyder, Mr. Charles Philips, Mr. George Loscalzo, Mr. Robert D’Alessio, Mr. James Seibert. Mr. Freeman solves an inverse function problem for Bob Seiwell and Tom Wilson. 16 What would the quotient be?” asks Mrs. Snyder. 17 SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Regina Stretch and Mr. Lawrence Richards, department head, with a few announcements. Mr. Warren Bullen, Republican County Chairman, encourages Goldwater advocates during the Mock Election. A vote for the winner. Lyndon B. Johnson. SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS—Miss Cox, Mrs. Ncwbcrg, Mrs. Gehman. Miss Subers. Mr, Jenkins. Mr. Skrocki. Mr. Collins, Mr. Parker. Mr. Snyder. EXCHANGE STUDENTS—Dick Schcerer, Holland; Marilyn Della Porta, hostess; Edith Jaureguiberry, Chile; Carole Van Artsdalen, Germany; Pam Scott. Japan; Dick Cummings, Germany. 19 Miss Mildred I. Ankeny, head of the Business Department, lectures on department store salesmanship. Mrs. Janet A. Feltcr demonstrates a new calculator to Mr. Eugene J. Fellin, Mr. Edward J. Kolodjie, and Mrs. Elizabeth E. Gregory. BUSINESS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Joan Eby, president Elizabeth Johnson, secretary Dorothy Doheny, vice-president Linden Heilig, treasurer 20 Lynne Sabatini checks a sales receipt with Rita Stingle. Faith Guy and Janice Wert check sales records in the school store. Rick Butler, Bill Pharoah, Nancy Parkinson, and Bob Lersch take inventory. Miss Virginia Briner and Mrs. Emily Vincent prepare for a classroom demonstration. 22 Phil Devonshire, James Lupfer, and Robert Thompson design Christmas cards. Mrs. Elizabeth Barcus and Mrs. Susan Ciocco, art teachers, examine pottery projects. I thought I had problems in first grade. ART Bill Upson practices the techniques of printing. Linda Crowley and Madeline Pacitti admire hand woven baskets. 23 24 Dick Mason and Harry Oldham arc weld a metal frame. George Lavalles lays out a pattern for printing. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB—J. Pcnnypacker, G. Beggs. B. Smith. J. Nelson. P. Matlack. L. Wallace. E. Mendenhall, G. Lavelle, D. Galbraith, J. Goldian. 25 CHOIR—Row 1: V. Etsweiler, J. Buell. S. Flinterman, C. Fox, B. Stoner, D. Welsh. Row 2: F. Montagnon, P. Zartarian, S. Smith, P. Zaro, T. Green, R. Crouthamel, R. Nunan. Row 3: A. Sinski, J. Winner, N. Wilson, S. Schweizcr, E. How, M. Streby, F. McLaughlin. Row 4: C. Weeks, V. Phipps, B. Neiman, B. Summy, S. Packer. C. Perry. D. Vonfracnkel. Row 5: M. Vella, M. Snyder, G. Wiggins, B. Lawton, P. Soden. M. Krouse. DISTRICT CHORUS Roger Crouthamel Edythe Grimes Sally Marques Karen Meneely Eileen Brumbaugh Janet Buell Mike Pearlman REGIONAL CHORUS Roger C routhamel Karen Meneely Eileen Brumbaugh Mike Pearlman Mrs. Ruth Cox rehearses with members of the District Chorus. CHOIR—Row I: B. Dcardcn, J. Nalbandian. B. Poole, D. Cummings, R. Grantland, F. Davis. Row 2: D. Kennedy, J. Rinier, C. Peacock, W. Test, M. Pearlman, S. Ivey, S. Scott. Row 3: M. Budd, E. Brumbaugh, K. Meneely, M. Mclntire, S. Marques, E. Grimes, B. Fox. Row 4: D. Pederson, L. Montgomery, L. Mac-Arthur, G. Leiss, B. Wren, E. Wright. B. Mason. CHOIR Bob Dearden and Jean Gamble sing “I Remem- Sing along with Mrs. Cox. ber It Well” from Gigi. Row I; D. Thornton. W. Newman. J. Ersek. D. Jones. E. Knowlton. C. Fox. D. Katzc. W. McCaughey. Row 2: D. Handwork. D. Webster. D. Bennett. G. Norsworthy. F. Fowler. B. Heilig. D. Mitchell, T. Deibler. K. Lamborn. Row 3: T. Akutagawa. E. Mencely, K. Schmidt. G. Young, J. Whitenack. B. Wilson. T. Zucca. M. Ferris. T. Meister. Row 4: E. Irwin. M. Meier. R. Reeps, J. Deardorflf. B. Pentecost. B Campis, D. Harris. M. L. Mclntirc. B Snyder. Row 5: D. Rumbcrgcr. D. Mclntire. J. Person, R. Hudson. R. Stoner, A. Paul. D Smith. D Vonfraenkel, J. DenLinger. P. Coleman. Row 6: F. Moury. R. Booth. M. Jones. B. How. J. Obcrdorf. D. Boswell. J. Cole. T. Bayley. J Bayley. T. Deibler. district BAND Dwayne Vonfracn c 28 DISTRICT ORCHESTRA Roger Crouthamel, Mary Jane Fitch Row I: C. Smith, V. Huntsinger, V. Curran. J. DiJoseph. L. Carson. S. Mencely. N. Nalbandian. J. Boyajian. C. Ganjamie. B. Faulkner. Row 2: D. Shunskis. D. Pederson, N. Burkart. R. Webster. J. Heurich, L. Fox, M. J. Fitch. J. Sibole. R. Webster. M. Ladisch. Row 3: J. Jones. N. Taxis. D. Hunter. B. Small. C. Kalmbach. B. Fox. J. Irvin, R. Pope. J. Isgro, D. MacDonald. D. Hunter. Row 4: B. Pederson. F. Wilson, M. Yerkes. V. Etsweiler, B. Pentz, E. Packer. L. Etzweiler, S. Fox. J. Ehringcr. D. VonFraenkcl, D. Fair. B. Braun. W. Berninger, R. Crouthamel. Mr. Rizzo. 29 Cheer up girls—only fifty more to go!” The three H’s—Miss Clair Hagen, Miss Lore Hamilton, and Mrs. Edna Hoffman, girls physical education teachers. I dare you to try the cartwheel dismount!” “P-E-P-P-E-R!” Mr. Robert Emberger, Mr. Donald Cornman, Mr. William Radcliffe, and Mr. Wayne Hughes, boys’ physical education teachers. 30 Jack Nalbandian and Winslow Test check their licenses with Mr. Wolfe prior to behind-the-wheel instruction. GYM, HEALTH, AND SAFETY “It looks as though three boys are yesterday—qui ilis! absent with that disease I described Me Judy—where's Tarzan? 31 UNDERCLASSMEN % LASS OF 1970 T“y� Abdulla Louise Adams P,r f h -Andrews rllen Appelbaum ™Py Airarun Thomas Baer P«ui BaJawcjder Su«n Bauchapies Chery} ™ Baylor Jill Bcrninger John BetK)n ra hL ,Mm Bctson Catherine Bittms Robert Blair °«w«e Bolger D‘ ne Booth Susan Boswell Gary Botkin Pitncia Boyd « f“i8oyd 0 ® UVf) - -— i (M 1 O n P O ' i i r $ Kt Re®ruc« Brumbaugh Roaemary Bucchele Lcsiie Butts Afnes Calvert Ka,fiOMnne Cameron Catherine Chronaker Kfren Cilmski Jo� n Craven crt Cummings w,?,nces£us n° William Daniels Deborah DaShiell Christ,ne Del Buono Richard Dengel Utanne Dockey Donald John Dougan DunSr PS ? Duncan I ™ylhs Eckardt (1 _ Frank Elliot s“ noe Emanuel KuSl Fmmerling Suzanne Falls Jill Farrell Richard Fash Janet Festa Brenton Fhckmger Benjamin Foster vonne Fraley Randall Garrett Heather Garrish J net Gaskill Haney Gilbert Christ,oe Grabiec Yvette Hahn Cjurle, Haync Charles Hauler Stephen Heller MiM Ijp Hennesey Shirley Hickey Barry Hill � yne Hobbs David Hollenbeck P x fiT 1 Paul Hollenbeck Judith Jeska Barbara Johnson Deborah Johnson Craig Johnston John K aim bach Andrew Kaspanan James Keaglc John Kearsley Margaret Kirschncr Andrew Klein John Klein Richard Koch Frnest Kollias Richard Kolodgic Janet Kressley Robert Kyle William Lane Peter Lauro James Lawrence Sandra Laycock Thomas Lcedom William Leftcm Albert Lewis Clarence Lites Harold Lockwood Susan Lofland Bruce Lonergan Laura Lutzvitch James Mac Arthur Dane Mar ley Elizabeth Marl mo Nancy Martirosian James Matlack Timothy Matlack Lois Maxwell David Maynard Lawrence McCoy Bruce McCracken Donna McDevitt Katherine McDevitt Karen McKeown Nicholas Melisaratos Ann Moorhead Bonncy Morcom Diane Mowry David Mulligan Karen Nade Carolyn Nelson Erica Nicholson Craig Nunan Linda Nungesscr Joseph O’Neill Anita Pacitti Kenneth Parsons Lois Pentecost Alice Person Helen Peters Jane M. Pew Susan Pharaoh Linda Phillips Gary Pitts Russell Pride Robert Radke Thomas Ramsay John Randolph Lane Randolph Kathleen Reeb Scot Reichard Donald Richmond Joan Russell Henry Salmon William Sanders Ellen Schmidt Elizabeth Schulze Kathleen Shells Barbara Sheldon Robert Shunskts Barbara Simmons Carol Sinski 35 Barbara Slaybaugh Richard Smith Joanne Snyder Steven Snyder Susan Stake Susan Steele Brian Stcinkomph Martiscia Stouffer Charles Sullivan Michelle Suplee Rebecca Taylor Mary Thomas Y vonnc Thum Joanne Tillinghast David Toombs Robert Townsend Marie Trill Kathryn Upson Nelson Valentine Robyn Lee WaJti Steven Waters Sandra Watson Hollis Welsh Lawrence Welsh Alice Wenzel Nancy Werner Patricia White Donald Williams Jane Williamson Katherine Wool David Yates Eric Yates Nancy Yates Paul Yates Steven Yates Brenda Young Dana Young CLASS OF 1969 Steven Adams Janice Ascolesc Janice Ayre Robert Baer Diane Bates Linda Baxter John Baylcy Judith Bennett Regina Bennett Lynne Biddle Philip Blessington Antonia Bonnor John Boyajian Elizabeth Bridwell Mark Broad lev David Brown Mark Buechcle Nancy Burkart Lynn Carson James Cipnotti Susan Clark Richard Colahan Robert Colflesh Charles Coll Susan Conrad Steven Conroy Jerold Cook Margaret Cox Patricia Cripps Thomas Deibler Timothy Deibler Janice DeNicolo 36 Philip Devonshire Karl Donhauser David Donnelly Ruth Douglas lane Ehnnger Thomas English Jill Esterline Alan Ewing Denise Fash John Ferns Lawrence Fish Harold Fitch Fredenck Fowler Linda Fox Charles Ganjamic Lenoir Gausmann Beverly George George Geyer Thomas Given James Goodrich Gary Goslin Andrew Grabtec John Grant land Rosemund Green wa Id Robert Grosae Jackson Groswith Nancy Guarnera David Hamilton David Handwork William Hanng Dennis Harris Barbara Haslett Virginia Haslett Mary Anne Hayne Sharon Henne William Hickey Joyce Hill William R Hooess Donald Howser Barbara Hunter Donetta Hunter Darcy Husband Edward Irons Elaine Irwin Janet I� cro Robert Johnson Michael Jones Roger Jooes Donald Katze Linda Keagle Pamela Keller Mary Jane Kelly Stephen Kirchhoff George Kovacik Barry Krewson Theresa Lamoureux Susanne Langdak Charles Langianese Leonard Laval lee Yvonne Lindsay Mary Lou Lites Craig Lower James Lupfer Patricia Lvnott Daniel MacMullan Janice Marten Frances Mason Patricia McClaren Richard McDevitt Richard McKeown Robert McKeown Jan McMullen Robert McNeill James Meade Susan Menccly Kenneth Miamidian Thomas Moran Denck Muller Nancy Nalbandian Susan Neiman 37 John Nelson Garry Norsworthy Charles Oldham Joan Oppcl Manfred Oreskovich I eland Patterson Margaret Piersol Joan Pilkington Susan Poole Karen Preston William Rcdheffer Marv Anne Reilly Jacqueline Robinson Daniel Rumberger Robert Rundlc Linda Russell Jan Schamis Elizabeth Schwcngcr Meredith Scott Karin Sheppard Heather Shiner Stephen Sinski Anna Smith Clifford Smith Donald Smith George Smith Charles Stanley Donald Stanton Richard Starke Janie Stephens William Sweeney Nicholas Szegda Arthur Tanbcrg Robert Thompson Albert Thum Dennis Tobin Richard Trevisani Patricia Valentine Cheryl VanWyk Donzellc Watson Dwight Webster Alfred West John West Phyllis Whitenack Ellen Wilson Linda Wilson Stephen Winand George Woollerton John Wright Stephen Xander Carol Zettlemoycr Thomas Zucca CLASS OF 1968 Linda Abbott Trina Akutagawa John Amoriello Linda Appelhans Robert Armstead Dorothy Austin Robert Austin Bonny Bailey Janet Balawejder Robert Baldwin Kenneth Barr Antonia Bazata l.aync Becker Wayne Bernin er Beverly Biggins Bonita Blasi 38 Marcia Bloom Mary Louise Bollinger Ruthann Bolton Richard Booth Robert Boyd Thomas Brooks Lynn Brumfield Susan Bunting Alan Burns Janice Campbell Anthony Chavar Rosalie Cilinski Mary Anne Coleman Peter Coleman David Coliinson Nancy Cousart Eric Cox Marianne Craft Mark S. Cronrath Susan Cummings Shirley Currall Joseph Dalessandra Joanne D'Alonzo Albert dcRkhcmond Nancy DeVault Bruce Devonshire Robert Dewey Anne DiFabio June DiJoseph Christine Dohcny Cherie Dorris John Elcfteriades John Ennis Lonnie Etzwctler Donald Fair Robert Faulkner Irene Feinberg Alberta Fleming John Ganjamic Mary Garnet Bette Jane Gaskill Diane George Richard Gerhart Dorothy Glotfclty Gary Goodyear Richard Greaves Daniel Greening F. Elizabeth Griffiths Glenn Haas Frank Hake Joseph Harney Janet Harvey Judith Harvey Patricia Hauptle Robert Heilig Nancy Heller Susan Herman Donald Hill Nancy Hoffner Lorraine Hogg Paul Hoopes Janet Houston Christine Hughes Stephen Johnson Tonya Johnson William Johnston Jeffrey Jones Louise Jones Charlene Kalmbach Clark Katze Patrick Kelly Albert Kiefer Earle Knowlton Peter Kollias William Krousc Donald Kuhfuss Michael Ladisch Mary Landis Steven Lego Kathleen Linehan 39 Janet I ofland Terrence Macaleer Lucille Marccllus Daniel Marques David Marques Karen Martin Suzanne Mason Daniel Massan William McCaughey Nancy McConnell John McDaniel Louise McGowan Elizabeth McKee Michael McMenamin Melissa Meier Thomas Meister Edward Mendenhall Charles Michael Douglas Miller E- Richard Miller Janice Moore Mary Morett William Morgan Stephen Morris Dean Morrow Stephen Mullen Israel Myers Constance Nelson Stanley Newman Wayne Newman Miriam O’Neill Joachim Oreskovtch Rucdigcr Orcskovich Ellen Packer Susan Parker Allan Paul David Pearlman William Pederson William Pentecost Thomas Phillips Linda Platt Richard Pope Joyce Prentis John Pryor Barry Pucello Russell Pyle Janice Ramsay Margaret Raybuck Charles Raymond Ronald Rceps Blair Rcilcy Glenn Rainl Cynthia Renard Gwyneth Richards Michael Rinaldi Irene Roach Pamela Roak Michael Romano Linda Sanders Stephen Schenk Kathry n Schmidt William Sheehan Donald Sheldon Donna Shockley John Sibole Albert Silva Steven Silva Raymond Smith Verne 11 Smith Fredrick Speers Janet Speers Susan Spencer KatJiryn Stavru Karen Stickler Daniel Stolz William Sullivan Joseph Thomas Ronald Too good Gwenyth Toombs Carolyn Tuttle 40 Gwen Uhler Elizabeth Upton Mari Valiela Martha VanAmdaien Barbara Vernot Janet Walker Brandon Wallace Lewi Wallace David Watkin George Weest Diane Weiss Sally Welsh Fred West Robert Wetzel Judith Williams Sandra Williams Fried Wilson Fred Winner Margaret Witmeyer Mary Yates Robert Yates Joseph Young Elizabeth Zingraff CLASS OF 1967 Harley Anderson Shirley Appelhans John Bair Miriam Bannar William Barber Joan Barry John Baycich R Thomas Bayley Cathleen Beemcr Karen Bcggs David Bennett Kevin Bennett Donna Bernardini Katharine Bien Lois Ann Binder Madeline Bowden Eileen Brady Patricia Brandt Linda Brcwion Linda Bndwcll Lee Broadley Albert Brown Joseph Bucholski Catherine Cain C. Bruce Campbell John Campbell Janet Carlson Margaret Casaccio Edward Catherwood Barbara Charles Barbara Cilinski J. Gregory Colahan Jeffrey Cole Carolyn Coiestock Gerald Collins Louise Connor Nelda Cousins Beverly Cowperthwait Donna Crcacenzi Janet Criswell Jeanne Crockett Pamela Crowley Dora Csiszar Virginia Curren Joseph D'Annunzio Margaret Darragh Douglas Davenport Jeffrey Deardorff 41 John Denlingcr William Dennis Bradford Dickerson Louise Donnelly Alan Dunbar Jack Edmund son James Egan Joseph Ersck Jennifer Ferrier James Ferris Karen Flinterman Carol Ann Ruck Susan Fox Philip Fraley Kenneth Geerken Linda Gencarelli Edward Giosa Peter Gloria Gail Glotfelty Joseph Goldian Gary Goode Shirley Hannum Edward Harding Lawrence Harris Louise E. Hay re Janet Heurich Deborah Hobbs Patricia Hoclzle Laura Honcss Faith Hood William Hreha Lawrence Hughes Susan Hulitt Virginia Huntsinger H. James Irvin Diane Jennings Wayne Johnson Bonnie Jones Donald Jones Karen Kapoosian Paul Kirchhoff Anne Kirschner Susanna Koethe Eileen Kovacik Diane Lachman Kenneth Lamborn Robert Langley Elaine Laws Catherine Leahy Kathleen LeComte Richard Link Susan M Linnard William Lower Alfred Lucchine Linda Lutzvitch Dennis Macaleer Doris MacDonald Cheryl Maitland Carol Makatche Charles Marcarelli James Martenz Linda Marx Nancy Mason Michele Mastriano Michael Matthews E. Lynda McCaughcy Linda McCoy Kathleen McGorry David Mclntire John McMonigle Linda Meade Theresa Mellon Eileen R. Menccly Douglas Mewha Victor Morrow Frederick Moury Joseph Nanglc Carolynn Nolen Jon Oberdorf Madeline Pacitti 42 James Irvin, Sophomore Class vice-president, and Edward Catherwood, president. Anne Kirschner, Sophomore Class treasurer, Dcbby Hobbs, secretary, and Linda Thompson, dance chair- Alice Paul John Pennypacker John Penrose Rebecca Pcnir Martha Person Karen Pfaul Ruth Phipps Barbara Piersol David Pittcnger Elizabeth Powell Glenn Rankin Anthony Renkievicz Richard Riter John Rossi I inda Russell John Salomone Caroline Sanders Joanne Saunders Thomas Schloss Jack Schultz Marilyn Schwartz Peggy Jean Seiwell l.mda Serfass Diane Shockley Wayne Shumoski David Shunskis Mary Ellen Siegle Caroline Smith Ellington Smith Beverly Snyder Linda Stake Joy Stingle Alan D. Strawser Jane Stucker Sarah Summy Raymond Sweeten Nancy Taxis Elizabeth Terry Kathleen Terry Linda Thompson David Thornton Patricia Townsend Robert Uhrmann David Usner Lanore Walti Donaid Walton Bruce Werner Evelyn White Janet Williams Barbara W'ilmot Barbara Wilson Edward Wilson Wayne Wmther Christine Wirth Diane Woods Mary Yerke Gwynn Young man. CLASS OF 1966 Jessica Adams Robert Armstead Dennis Baker Hubert Barnes Anita Barry Gordon Bcggs Bruce Bennett Rodney Bennett Bob Bingham Patrick Blubello Linda Bolesta Patricia Borda David Boswell James Bower Barbara Bricker Richard Bridwell Linda Bruegel Gerald Carol hers Sally Cheescman Monica Christie James Cogill David Colarik Edward Cope Barbara Cox Raymond Cox Thomas Crowley Philip Cucmotta Joan Dale Francis Davis Paul Davis Matthew DeMaria Robert DeNicolo Alexander Dcveney Thomas Diaz Carl DiEgidio Robert Donald Elizabeth Dunkle John Echtcmach John Egan David Elmer Victoria Etsweilcr Linda Feldman Sandra Flinterman Jo Ellen Franz Charles Frederick Robert Giardina Harry Gicking Mark Gilbert Raymond Grant land Roy Grantland Theodore Green Christopher Greening Herbert Gregory Ruth Groves Theresa Guaracino Lawrence Gustafern Faith Guy Charles Gyurina Nancy Hake John Hamilton Donald Harris Gerald Hastings Judith Hazel Raymond Heller Cheryl Herman Edward Hickey Stephen Hill Kathleen Hogg John Hopkins Robert Hudson Donald Hunter James Itgro 44 Judith Jaduon Lawrence Jennings Tula Kackoa Barbara Kasparian Daniel Katze Joseph Kelly David Kennedy Robert Krouse Lorraine Lavender Barbara Lawton Ronald Lefferls Cheryl Leitch Susan Lord Lynn Mac Arthur Sally Marques Frank McGowan Mary Lou Mclntire Francis McLaughlin Mary Ann McMomgte Walter Mendenhall Marlene Miamidian Charlotte Michael Anna Michio Barbara Milter Lynda Mills Mary Mingle David Minmck Frances Montagnon Jack Nalbandtan Lorraine Nasuti Elizabeth Neiman James Nelson John Nelson Lynne Nelson Cheryl Newman Richard Oppei Timothy Osborne Susan Packer Lee Pastarella George Patton Albert Paul Steve Pax son Norma Pcnnypacker Donald Petrosa Barbara Phipps William Poole Allen Rceps Raymond Richards Ronald Richards James Ross Cary Rundle William Ryan Frederick Saunders David Sawyer Ronald Schenk Douglas Scott Jacqueline Scott Sharon Scott Rose Sharrah Linda Shaw Raymond Shockley Carolyn Sinclair Amy Sinski William Skinner Cheryl Smith Robert Smith Susan Smith Merry Snyder Susan Snyder Robert Speers Marjorie Spencer Carol Sticklin Robert Stoner John Sullivan Barbara Summy George Taylor Anne Thomas Edward Thomas Ronald Townsend Ashton Townstev 45 Murtie Trabitz Rosemary Trotscl Mary Vella Robert Vincent Willard Wade Charlene Ward James Weest Florence Wenzel Katherine White Allen Whitehead Susan Whitenack Gail Wiggins Nancy Wilson Geraldine Winner Curtis Wise Richard Witmeyer Sarah Wool Bryan Wren Fthel Wright Warren Young Paul Zaro Thomas Zurick Junior class officers Gerald Carothers, president; Donald Petrosa, vice-president; Nancy Hake, prom chairman; Barbara Bricker, recording secretary; John Fchternach, treasurer; and Sally Cheescman, corresponding secretary. 46 47 ATHLETICS My spirit's all but out of me. Victory’s so close can hear its heart Pounding. SENIOR HIGH FOOTB ALU-Row 1: D. Elmer, D. Katze, D. Petrosa, D. Thornton, G. Rankin, D. Macaieer, J. Penny-packer, J. Erwin, J. Edmundson, R. Bennett, E. Wilson, J. Ferris, i. Wade. Row 2: M. Montagnon, J. Murr, B. Drake, D. Williams, C. Rhodes, T. Galintino, T. Etzweiler, G. Ellis, P. Hampel. B. Pharaoh. G. Austin, D. Cummings. Row 3: Mr. Raymond Spafford, Mr. Donald Comman, E. Harding, T. FOOTBALL Barry Drake tries to turn the comer against Interboro. Schloss, C. Frederick, J. Hopkins, J. Echtcmach. B. Skinner, J. Bower, C. Greening, S. Paxson, J. Nalbandian, R. Heller, J. Hamilton, J. Sullivan. E. Mosley, Mr. Thomas Jenkins. Mr. Norton Seaman. Row 4: M. Gilbert, H. Gicking, J. Carothers, B. Bingham. B. Dickerson, G. Goodyear, J. Rossi, T. Crowley, B. Bennett. “What next. Coach?” LA SENIOR HIGH VARSITY Opponent 6 Sun Valley 0 26 Media 2 0 Methacton 7 6 Interboro 0 27 Nether Providence 7 13 Chichester 0 6 Sharon Hill 19 46 Yeadon 0 32 Swarthmore 0 50 Coaches Raymond Spafford, Thomas Jenkins, Norton Seaman, and Donald Comman. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY FOOTBALL—Row I: R. Pope. R Smith. J. Amoriello, M. McMenamin, W. Newman. J. Young, A. Silva, T. Macaleer. W. Morgan, R. Rundle, B. Reiley, R. Pyle. Row 2: Mr. Edward Kolodgie, Mr. Forrest Mutter. M. Cronrath, E. Knowlton, I. Meyers. D. Watkin. J. Person, T. Phillips. F. Hake, G. Reinl. Row 3: F. Speers, D. Fair, R. Jones, A. West, B. Sullivan, R. Boyd. D. Greening. D. Ferguson. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY LA 13 Interboro Opponent 0 6 Sun Valley 6 32 Chichester 26 12 Nether Providence 18 19 Nether Providence 7 Tommy Etzweiler is slowed down by a Swarthmore tackier. JUNIOR HIGH WEIGHT TEAM JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS MARCHERS, TWIRLERS, AND CHEERLEADERS Nancy Nalbandian Janice Ramsay Janice Moore Susan Poole Janet Walker Louise Jones Donna Shockley Sue Spencer Peggy Raybuck Joyce Thompson COLOR GUARD Linda Baynard, co-captain Jean Gamble Gail Leiss, co-captain Anne Poole Barbara Cox. MAJORETTES Cheryl Herman Joan Barry Laura Honess Karen Flinterman Nancy DeVault Cookie Wenzel, captain BANNER BEARERS—Virginia Huntsinger, Nancy Mason, Pat Brandt. Barbara Lawton FLAG TWIRLERS—Susan Ivey, captain; Cherie Deardorff, Jill Coffman. Joan Eby DRUM MAJORETTE Judy Macaleer SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Carol Sticklin Linda Collins Linda Thompson Barbara Kleckner Sally Cheeseman Elsa Graitcer Lynda Montgomery Betsi Norcross. co-captain Janis Penrose co-captain Carol Nicholson SENIOR HIGH HOCKEY—Row 1: R. Bcnham. P. Porter, S. Silva, J. Schwartz, S Mulligan, N. Vernot, J. Kinsman, K. Szegda, W. Kinnear, P. Scott, M. Streby, C. Perry, P. Zartarian. Row 2: M. Bannar, C. VanArts-dalen, F. Hood, B. Pentz, L. Meade, J. Dale, B. Wren, B. Bricker, G. Winner, B. Miller, N. Hake, L. Walti, S. Snyder, Mrs. Edna Hoffman, C. Newman. Row 3: L. Russell, A. Kirschner, P. Seiwell, R. Phipps, P. Borda, B. Dunkle. SENIOR HIGH VARSITY L-A Opponent 9 Sun Valley I 0 Nether Providence 1 2 Media 1 0 Interboro 0 0 Springfield 3 1 Chester 0 1 Swarthmore 1 4 Chichester 1 JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY L-A Opponent 6 Sun Valley 0 2 Media 1 1 Nether Providence 4 3 Garnet Valley 2 0 Interboro 2 0 Springfield 2 ‘The great gay goalie. 54 “Orange break! Another victory!” JUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY Row I: A. Wenzel, N. Werner. E. Nicholson. J. Russell, R. Buechele. B. Simmons. Row 2: K. Schmidt. S. Williams, M. Yates, M. Bollinger, N. Hoffner, E. Packer, L. Platt. S. Herman, D. George. C. Kalm-bach, B. Small. Row 3: B. Zin-graff, J. Esterline, S. Conrad. C. Van Wyk, M. VanArts-dalen, M. Scott, J. Pilkington. C. Scott, J. Speers, Miss Lori Hamilton. Row 4: B. George, M. Kirschner, A. Bonner. B. Young. N. Yates. 55 Then the tide turned: L-A 50, Swarthmore 37.” BASKETBALL SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL—Row 1: D. Scheerer, E. Mosley. D. Elliott, B. Krueger, M. Blaylock. B. Drake, G. Austin, Mr. Radcliffe. Row 2: B. Gregory, J. Irvin, H. Barnes, B Dickerson, J. Rossi, P. Davis. Row 3: D. Katze, E. Cope, P. Kirchoff, R. Krousc, D. Kennedy, J. Penrose, E. Smith, B. Lower. Row 4: C. Cola-han, D. Mclntire, D. Marques. A. Brown, D. Smith, W. Shumoski. J. Martenz. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL—Row I: B. Krouse. R Boyd, D. Morrow, D. Fair.'R. Pope, S. Silva, D. Webster. Row 2: Mr. Donnell, R. Booth, C. Coll, W. Newman, G. Haas, R. Armstead, R. Austin, Mr. Jenkins. Row 3: T. Zucca. B. Johnson. C. Toombs, J. Meade, A Ewing, D. MacMullan, R. Rundle. Row 4: D. Richmond. R. Townsend. B. Howe, R. Shunskis. R. McNeill. J. Keaglc, R. Kolodgic, D. Tobin. SENIOR HIGH VARSITY L-A Opponent 42 Upper Darby 67 41 Darby 54 41 Yeadon 50 49 Radnor 52 44 Sharon Hill 45 70 Interboro 55 80 Media 60 52 Methacton 54 38 Nether Providence 77 53 Sun Valley 42 L A Opponent 54 Chichester 66 57 Sw art h more 60 80 Interboro 52 84 Media 56 67 Methacton 51 54 Nether Providence 70 54 Sun Valley 53 69 Chichester 57 50 Swarthmore 37 BASKETBALL SENIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Row I: Miss Hamilton, C. Weeks, J. Kinsman, P. Porter, K. Szegda. N. Vernot. Row 2: P. Zartarian, M. Snyder, C. Newman, L. Bolesta, R. Sharrah, B. Bricker, J. Dale. Row 3: L. Meade, B. Pentz, L. Bridwell, L. Donnelly. P. Hoelzle, L. Stake. Row 4: F. Hood. J. Williams, P. Seiweil, J. Stingle, P. Townsend, L. Walti, B. Wilmont. “Sophomore sure-shot.” SENIOR HIGH VARSITY L-A 33 Chichester Opponent 35 34 Sun Valley 22 27 Intcrboro 21 40 Media 45 38 Nether Providence 17 55 Chester 35 44 Swarthmore 38 45 Marple-Newtown 11 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row : B. Taylor, M. Meier, C. Kalmbach, K. Schmidt, T. Johnson, M. Bollinger, D. George, L. Platt, S. Welsh. Row 2: H. Peters. D. Booth, L. Schulze, M. Kirshner, E. Nicholson. M. Donald, J. Pilkington. S. Cummings. Row 3: R. Walti. B. Young, B. Vemot, D. Weiss, G. Toombs, M. Scott, A. Motten, A. Bonner. Row 4: Miss Hagen, J. Esterline, B. Haslett, L. Wilson. Stii Brownback rides his opponent on his way to sixteen straight. SENIOR HIGH WRESTLING— Row 1: J. Bums. S. Paxson. R. Grantland. C. Greening. R. Cummings, W. Test, S. Brown-back. Row 2: R. Richards, J. D’Annunzio, J. Nelson, E. Harding. E. Wilson. D. Macaleer. Row 3: R. Lefferts, R. Witmeyer, B. Werner, R Heller, A. Dunbar, D. Davenport, J. Nangle Row 4: Mr. Eugene Fellin, W. Mendenhall. J. Oberdorf, R Langley. R. Giardina. R. Cox, T. Osborne, A. Motten. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING— Row 1: J. Boyajian, S. Lego, T Macaleer, E. Cox, B. Baldwin, W. Sullivan, F. Speers, F. West, D. Greening, J. McDaniels, R. McKeown, J. Young. Row 2: R Honess. R. Gerhart. P. Coleman. K. Miamidian, P. Grantland, S. Adams, E. Irons, B. Peterson, J. Persons, J. Wright. A. Bums. Row 3: S. Reichard. R. Gross, H. Lock- wood, S. Sinski, S. Xander, C. Oldham, D. Sheldon, W. Bet-son, B. Haring. J. Sibole, S. Yates, H. Ramsey. Row 4: S. Snyder, R. Koch. J. Amoriello, J. Jones, J. Elefteriades, J. Corman, S. Johnson, D. Massari, E. Uhler, J. DeVault, M. Riley. Row 5: M. Jones, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Seamen, R. Heilig, B Campis. SENIOR HIGH VARSITY WRESTLING L-A 46 Radnor Opponent 5 12 Springfield 35 29 M arple-Newtown 23 41 Conestoga 13 46 Sun Valley 6 17 Haverford 27 15 Upper Darby 32 47 Intcrboro 14 23 Pcnncrest 23 22 Ridley Township 27 59 Collingdale 0 37 Phoenixville 12 Ray Grantland switches to gain position. Ed Wilson uses a cradle to try to pin his opponent. Head Coach James Seibert. TRACK SENIOR HIGH TRACK—Row 1: W. Test B. Vincent. G. Ellis, P Hampel. M. Montagnon, R. Cummings. B. Drake, D. Witmeyer, D. Kennedy. B. Dearden. E. Harding, E. Brown, R. Leopold Row 2: J. Sullivan, G. Goodyear, C. Greening, S. Paxon, T. Crowley, D. Minnick. M. Gilbert. R. Bingham, J. Echtemach, D. Macaleer, D. Walton, J. Oberdorf, R. Townsend. Row 3: Coach Pitt, W. Mendenhall, B. DeNicolo. D. Harris, J. Deardorff, M. Baker, T. Schloss, B. Dickerson. D. Marques, D. Thornton, E. Catherwood, P. Gloria, Coach Hughes. •‘Let’s go, Gary! Up and over. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK 63 SENIOR HIGH BOYS’ TENNIS—Row 1: D. Elmer, R. 3: Coach Fellin, F. Moury, R. Giardina. R. Link, R. Hudson, Richards, B. Krueger, J. Bums, D. Smith, E. Wilson. Row 2: R. Lefferts. G. Beggs, C. Frederick. T. Osborne, W. Wade, B. Stoner. Row TENNIS 64 Fast action between John Wade and. . . . to Jim Burns. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS’ TENNIS 65 Row I: F. Hood, F. Zartarian. R. Dunkle, J. Kinsman, M. Della Porta. P. Scott, J. Penrose. S. Snyder. Row 2: S. Ivey, M. McMonigle, S. Flinterman. M. Snyder, L. Bolesta. B Dunkle. P. Townsend, S. Packer, Coach Snyder. Row 3: M. Meier, K. Schmidt, M. Van Artsdalen, D. Weiss, B. Small, L. Becker, S. Welsh, B. Kasparian. SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL—Row ; S. Brownback, G. Austin. K. Walti, H. Oldham, R. Nunan, T. Etzweiler, C. Peacock. Row 2: E. Cope, J. Bower. B. Skinner. H. Gicking, J. Carothers, J. Penny packer, D. Petrosa, G. Rankin. Row 3: D. Boswell, C. Wise, J. Hamilton, D. Kennedy, R. Schenk, A. Sweeten. J. Martenz, D. Katze, B. Hoffman. Row 4: Coach Comman, J. Irvin, G. Colahan, J. McMonigle, T. Bayley, D. Jones, E. Giosa, K. Geerken, J. Ferris. Coach Kolodgie. LACROSSE—Row 1: C. Perry, N. Streby, L. Crowley, A. Peters, L. Sherwood, B. Peters, W. Kinnear, W. Vemot, G. Hanna, J. Etsweiler, C. VanArtsdalen, J. Schwartz. Row 2: T. Johnson, W. Bannar. B. Pentz. L. Walti. K. Beggs. P. Seiwell. J. Franz. B. Wren. P. Borda, L. Russell, A. Kirschner, L. Meade, Miss Hagen. Row 3: S. Herman, C. Renard, J. Lofland, C. Kalmbach. D. George. B. Vcrnot. J. Ramsey. P. Crowley. G. Winner, A. Sinski. S. Lord, B. Miller. B. Bricker. 67 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Barbara Miller, girls' foul shooting Bob Buchanan performs an iron cross, champion. 68 Members of the championship football team: Row I: H. Oldham, C. Peacock, B. Krueger, J. Bums. D. Hoffmann. Row 2: R. Crouthamel. J. Rinier, B. Hoffman, S. Ladisch, S. Pacitti, D. Watts. INTRAMURALS Steve Paxon, Barry Drake. Bob Buchanan, and Al Reeps prepare a routine for the Gym Show. Sports Archery Badminton Basketball Bowling Football Foul Shooting Ping Pong Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Wrestling Track Participants 38 330 42 132 301 88 56 88 73 124 44 69 STUDENT LIFE This I will remember: Boundless, laughing spirit. Quiet thoughts, A sigh. “Look as though you’re working; this goes into the Lahian. Row I: Elsa Graitcer, Sally Greenway. Row 2: Jacqueline Schwartz, Carol VanArtsdalcn. Row 3: Peter Holman, David Boswell, Albert Paul. Douglas Scott, Susan Chambers, Barbara Summy, Ellen Coltun, Linden Heilig. Julie Andrews, star of “Mary Poppins.” fascinates GAG editors. “We’ve made our deadline!' gleams Elsa Graitcer to Linden Heilig. GARNET GRAY Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor News Editor Business Manager Photographers Elsa Graitcer Ellen Coltun Douglas Scott Carol VanArtsdalcn Linda Heilig David Boswell Peter Holman Albert Paul “Who censored my article?” fumes Doug Scott to Ellen Coltun and Carol VanArtsdalen. We never looked like that when we were underclassmen! Merrie Carson declares degradingly to Judy Macaleer. LAH IAN Row I: M. Spencer. S. Smith, S. Long. M. Carson. J. Macaleer. B. Christie. B. Norcross, A. Zucca. A. Barry. Row 2: C. Peacock. J. Kinsman. B. Bingham. S. Cheese-man. R. Benham. L. Bruegel. S. Myers. C. Dcardorff. J. Penrose. C. Sibole. E. Kackos. J. Osborne, K. Szegda. J. Coffman. D. Hoffman. W. Young. Row 3: D. Scheerer. J. Burns, D. Preston. P. Matlack. V. Marshall. P. Scott. M. Christie, B. Kleckner. One hundred pages to finish! Barb Christie reminds Steve Ladisch. When shall we three meet again, in thunder, lightning, or Lahian? wonder Dianne Preston. Cherie Deardorff. and Jill Coffman, business managers. Junior High Student Council Officers Lonnie Etzweiler, secretary; Joseph Young, president; and Terrence Macaleer. vice-president discuss the agenda for the next meeting. Steve Pacitti adds a new title to the four hundred books for sale at the school store. Successful Scott’s Hi-Q members, Carol VanArtsdaJen. Stephan Ladisch, Richard Witmeycr, Sarah Greenway. Ronald Mehan, and Edward Harding win second place laurels and five hundred dollars for L-A. Senior High Student Council officers Thomas Etzweiler, president; Jamie Kinsman, corresponding secretary; Kenneth Walti, bailiff; Carol Perry, recording secretary; and James Bums, treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kathleen Szcgda. secretary; Thomas Etzweiler; Paul Hampel, vice-president; Edward Harding; Robert Seiwell; Mrs. Bailey; Stephan Ladisch; Carol VanArtsdalen, treasurer; Barry Krueger, president; and Pamela Scott. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Jean Gamble, president Ellen Coltun. vice-president Anne Poole, secretary Sara Yates, treasurer Walter Applebaum, program chairman FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Nathalie Fogel. president Carolyn Sinclair, vice-president Dianne Preston, secretary Lynda Montgomery, treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cindy Renard, president Pam Roak, vice-president Susan Lofland. treasurer Alice Motten, secretary Pat Valentine, historian 76 TRI-HI-Y Susan Snyder, president Joan Dale, vice-president; Jo Ellen Franz, secretary; Susan Smith, treasurer; Judy Jackson, chaplain JUNIOR DEBS Grade 9 Trina Akutagawa. president Janet Walker, vice-president Marylou Bollinger, secretary Tonya Johnson, treasurer JUNIOR DEBS Grade 8 Merrie Scott, president Cindy Scott, vice-president Karen Preston, secretary Frances Mason, treasurer 77 i A smiling scarecrow watches Joan Eby and Jim Rinier dance at the Harvest Moon Ball. The Harvest Moon Ball sparkles with its queen, Carol Nicholson, and her court: Lynda Montgomery, Jamie Kinsman. Janice Penrose, and Linda Collins. Don Petrosa breaks through faculty defense for a lay-up shot at the Faculty-Student Council Game. Juniors chat at Apple Blossom Time. 78 NIGHT LIFE Beautiful bouquets, billowing gowns, and apple blossoms bloom at the Junior Prom. The Offbeats Senior Prom Chairman, Ruth Dunkle, supervises as Lynda Montgomery and Susan Schweizer address prom invitations. 79 SENIORS The first step is taken now. The road ahead Lies untraveled, Waiting. WALTER M. APPLEBAUM “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Proverbs “Walt” . . . Intramurals. F.T.A., J.C.L. . . . Smor-gasbords . . . Senior Play . . . “You must be kidding . . . Accounting at Drexel. JOANNE ARBOLINO Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined Milton “Jowann ... F.B.L.A. . .. Goldwater, Ray Charles. David . . . Bishop Neumann football players . . . “Forget.” GEORGE AUSTIN How far that little candle throws his beamsf Shakespeare The big “G . . . Football, Basketball. Baseball . . . Abhors apples at lunch . . . Engrossed in sports ... An aspiring engineer. DEBORAH K BALDWIN The most perfect humor Butler “Debbie . . . F.B.L.A. . . . Abhors people without a sense of humor ... “I care, don't I? . . . Junior college. MARGARET M. BLAIR Diligence is the mother of good luck Franklin “Margo . . . T r i -H i -Y , Flag twirling, school store . . . Young life, MYF . . . Cherishes Colorado . . Folk music, horses . . . Elementary education. HOWARD BLAYLOCK Man of few words Shakespeare “Marv” . . . Basketball. Intramural Football ... “What's the story? . . . Future enlistment in the armed forces. DOUGLAS W BOYCE Men of sense approve. Pope Audio Visual Club . . . Stage Crew . . . Intramurals . . . Church youth group . . . Hates late evening baseball games . . . Engineer . . . Lehigh. WILLIAM L. BRAMS Moderation is best, and to avoid all extremes Plutarch “W. Piper . . . Student Council, Intramurals . . . Loathes Sunday nights . . . “It docs my heart good . . . Career in biology. 82 LINDA L. BAYNARD I will enchant thine ear. Shakespeare F.N.A., Choir, Color Guard . . . Intramurals . . . Summer volunteer work, church choir. MYF . . . Fun loving . . . Medical technologist. WILLIAM D. BRAUN Practice is the best of all instructors. Syrus Willy . . . Intramurals . . . Drummer for the Offbeats . . . Impala S.S. . . . You wouldn’t believe it! . . Avoids freeloaders . . . Penn State beckons. SANDRA L. BEVILACQUA This life is most jolly. Shakespeare Bevi . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Super salesgirl . . . Baseball fan . . . Wildwood . . . “Your nutty . . . Hairdressing school. RUTH E. BENHAM Keep in the sunlight. Franklin F.B.L.A. . . . Lahian, dance committees . . . Hockey goalie . . . Young Life . . . Triumphs. Johnny Mathis, small dogs . . . Airline stewardess. STUART E. BROWNBACK Whilst I yet live, let me not live in vain. Addison “Mouse . . . Wrestling, Baseball . . . Movies, old records, B.A.K. . . . Hates aspirins . . . “No, do you? . . . Job with P.R.R. EILEEN E. BRUMBAUGH The song in the heart repeats itself in the face. Hoelscher Choir, Senior Play, “Spotlight soloist . . . District Chorus . . . Fond of fast cars . . . Music minded . . . College. CAROL A. BIERMANN What wonderous life is this. Marvell F.B.L.A. and D.E. . . . Wildwood, 66th Street, Dimples . . . You better be kidding!’’ . . . Shuns scissors . . . Beautician. ROBERT W. BUCHANAN. JR The better part of valor is discretion. Shakespeare Bob” . . . Gym Club, Intramurals ... Skiing, swimming, weight lifting . . . Shuns slow drivers . . . “Bad news! . . . Math major. 83 J MARY M BUDD A cheerful life is wliat the muses love. Wordsworth FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Choir, dance committees . . . Keep talking! . . . James Bond . . . “That’s tough!” . . . College and teaching. BARBARA L. CHRISTIE ‘‘He gave men speech and speech created thought. Shelley Barb” . . . Chemistry Club, French Club . . . Lahian Editor, Senior Play Director, Mock Election. Commencement Committee . . . Bill, Navy Blue . . . Biology. w 7 J JANET A. BUELL No legacy is so rich as honesty. Shakespeare Jan . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, World Affairs Club . . . MYF . . . Devoted candy-striper . . . From Millers-ville to Peace Corps. JILL E. COFFMAN Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Confucius Tri-Hi-Y, World Affairs Club . . . Senior Play’s Flora, Lahian Business Manager . . . Flag twirling and Bonnejilles. ability, action. Ebner “J.F.” . . . Student Council Treasurer, Mock Election . . . Wrestling, Tennis . . . Young Life ... “I don’t believe it! . . . College. X i LINDA J. COLLINS “As merry as the day is long. Shakespeare Junior Prom Chairman . . . Choir . . . Harvest Moon Court . . . Cheerleading . . . Gymnastics . . . Can’t it! . . . Nursing. ERIC BUTLER Philosophy is the art of living. Plutarch Rick” ... Distributive Education Club . . Parties. New York . . . Theater, jazz, folk music, art . . . “Chug-a-lug . . . Show biz. ELLEN F. COLTUN And gladly would she learn and gladly teach. Chaucer F.T.A. Vice President . . . GAG Feature Editor . . . Color Guard . . . Swimming. writing . . . “Y’ know . . . College and teaching ahead. 84 DORA M. CALDWELL Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Aesop F.B.L.A. . . . Treasurer of church group . . . Homemaking, U.S.O. . . . Shuns sand and cycles .... Business world. DENNIS CONNOR To eat, to drink, and to be merry Ecclesiastes Intramurals . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Car lover . . . Hates homework . . . Prep school in the future. MERLYN D. CARSON In quietness and confidence shall be your strength Bible “Merri” . . . Lahian Editor. Senior Play, Mock Election Democratic Campaign Manager . . . French Club President . . . Diplomatic service. JAMES R. CONROY “Never out of spirit.” Sheridan “Ace” . . . Distributive Education . . . Penn parties . . . Dislikes white socks . . . “Chug-a-lug” . . . Vocational training. ANTHONY R B CARTER Of all animals, the boy is the most unmanageable. Plato “Palm Tree . . . Sports, toga parties, horror shows . . . Dislikes snobbish girls . . . Cut it. Curtie . . . College. GRACE S. COOKE Variety is the soul of pleasure. Behn “Sue” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Business minded . . . Pizza, coke, jazz . . . “Bet you ten to one!” . . . Beauty school. SUSAN A. CHAMBERS He that has patience may compass anything. Rabelais “Sue” . . . French. Spanish, and World Affairs Clubs . . . GAG . . . Good books, travel, swimming, sports . . . College. ROGER P CROUTHAMEL Practice is the best of all instructors. Syrus “Rog” . . . Choir. Orchestra, Intramurals . . . Pharmacy employee . . . Classical music. Goldwater . . . From military to college. 85 LINDA CROWLEY When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece” Ruskin Student Council . . . Cheer-leading. LaCrosse at Spring-field . . . Saturdays at Fleischer Art School . . . Art major. RUTH E. DUNKLE A soaring spirit is the prime delightWordsworth “Rufie” . . . Senior Prom Chairman ... Student Council. Gym Club. World Affairs Club . . . Tennis. Intramurals . . . “Totally impressed!” . . . College coed. RICHARD A. CUMMINGS. JR “Great hopes make great men. Fuller “The Kid” . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Student Council . . . Experiment student to Germany . . . Football. Track. Wrestling . . . Engineering. JOAN E. EBY “A cheerful temper makes wit good-natured” Addison FBLA President, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Flag twirling, Intramurals . . . Young Life . . . Grammar conscious . . . Someone’s girl Friday. ROBERT L. DEARDEN “He who composes himself is wiser than he who composes books.” Franklin “Bob . . . Student Council . . . Senior Play, Choir . . . Track, Intramurals . . . Sports, camping . . . Red Sprite . . . College. RICHARD EICHMANN “Live and let live ” J. C. R. Schiller “Ike” ... Woodshop, stagecrew. Intramurals . . . Girls and 8-balls . . . Hates flat tires . . . College or the Navy. CHERIE L. DEARDORFF “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Acts 20:35 FHA President. Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, World Affairs Club . . . Lahian Business Manager . . . Flag Twirler . . . Social work. DAVID L. ELLIOTT “Between jest and earnest ” Cervantes “Dave” . . . Student Council, Chefs club . . . Basketball, Intramurals . . . Longs for locker permits . . . Future biologist. 86 MARLYN DELLA PORTA The truest greatness lies in being kind. E. W. Wilcox “Mar” . . . World Affairs Club. T r i -H i-Y Hockey, Tennis, Basketball . . . Parties. J.W. “Really?” . . . College. GREGORY S. ELLIS Fight till the last gasp. Shakespeare Football, Track. Intramurals . . . The Lifeguard . . . Sports, Hondas . . . Abhors working before nine . . . “Where’s Paul?” . . . College. GARY F. DICKINSON The strenuous life. Roosevelt Gar” . . . Basketball. Intramurals, Gymnastics . . . Ham operator, weight lifter . . . Bethany Beach surfer . . . Phys. cd. at West Chester. DOROTHY E. DOHENY Let us have mirth and laughter. Byron “Dee” . . . F.B.L.A. Vice President . . . Glee Club. Intramurals ... Hates those yellow school buses . . . Future in business world. JOAN E. ETSWEILER To think is to live. Cicero “Doc” . . . F.N.A., J.C.L., Mock Election . . . Lacrosse . . . “Spotlight on Rogers and Hammerstein” . . . Church choir . . . “Yuk” . . . College. LINDA ERDMAN Reason is the mistress and queen of all things. Cicero FBLA . . . Summers in Brigantine, a Catalina . . . “It matters!” . . . Odious oral reports . . . Secretarial future. BARRY S. DRAKE Everyman is the architect of his own fortune. Claudius Junior. Senior Class President . . . Football. Track. Basketball . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Girls, school spirit, weekends . . . Physical therapist. THOMAS I ETZWEILER “Every inch a king. Shakespeare “Etz” . . . Student Council President. National Honor Society, Choir . . . Football and Baseball Co-captain. Basketball . . . College. 87 MARY JANE FITCH ‘Music is the thing of the world that I love most. Samuel Pepys Strings and violin bows . . . District and state orchestras . . . Art, music, and literature . . . Law school. JEAN A. GAMBLE Modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virtues. Demades FTA President, FHA. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Intramurals . . . Choir, Senior Play. Dance committees . . . Bermuda and weekends. ANNE P FLEMING Life is sweet. Borrow “Annie” . . . Distributive Education Club, Student Council . . . Sailors . . . White socks are out . . . Career in business. NATHALIE R FOGEL The liveliest effusions of wit and humor. Austen “Lee” . . . F.N.A. President, J.C.L., Intramurals . . . Hates repetition . . . Football games, pep rallies . . . X-ray technician. CATHARINE E. GARDNER Variety's the very spice of life. Cowper “Kitty” . . . F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club . . . Intra-murals . . . Homework headaches . . . “Oh, yeah!' . . . Business world. DIANE GAUDIOSO In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. Ceos “Molly” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Vigorous roller skater . . . Apathetic early riser . . . “That’s sharp!” GEORG! ) FORSTHOFFER The most perfect humor. Butler “Slim” . . . Football. Briar-cliffe. cars, motorcycles . . . Seller of auto supplies . . . “Boss man” . . . Armed service. JOAN F.. GEFRKEN The smile that won’t come off. Wells F.B.L.A., World Affairs Club . . . Office aid . . . Youth group secretary . . . Music enthusiast . . . “Oh, no!” . . . Future policewoman. 88 BETTY J. FOX A pair of good ears will wring dry a hundred longuesFranklin 'Toxic . . . F.N.A., Chemistry Club. Orchestra, Choir. M.Y.F. . . . Pizzas. Pontiacs . . . Medicine, music. math . . . Nurse. MALCOLM GEORGE “He would not budge an inch.” Advantes Intramural Football, Basketball . . . Girls, cars . . . School blues . . . How’s it going?” . . . College beckons. CHARLES W. FOX “Reason shapes and regulates all other things. Epictetus “Chuck . . . Choir, Band. Intramurals . . . Partial to pizza and Wildwood . . . “Yeah, sure! . . . Competition for Ben Casey. £ BARBARA J. GEYER A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Keats “Barbi” . . . Drives the “green bean . . . Jello and pretzels . . . Dislikes be-boppers . . . “Salit . . . Airline stewardess. ANTHONY GALANTINO Give me fullness of physical life.” Jefferies ‘Tony” . . . Physical Training Club . . . Football team captain . . . Girls and woodshop . . . The little bear. CYNTHIA J. GILGER Charms strike the sight! Pope Cindy . . . FBLA . . . Intramurals . . . Wildwood weekends, ’61 Plymouth . . . Mike . . . “Huh?” . . . Master merchandiser. RICHARD P GALBRAITH “Gallant and gay. Pope “Dick” ... Intramurals . . . Chefs Club . . . Vic Tanny fan . . . Wildwood and water skis, racey Buicks . . . Anti-alafm clocks . . . Business. DOROTHY GONZALEZ What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Drummond “Dottie . . . Mock election speaker . . . Church choir, art classes at Moore . . . Aesthetic . . . Individuality . . . Such is life . . . B.A. degree. 89 ROBERT J. GORMAN Fair hair, and fairer eyes. Lamb “Bob” . . . Wrestling, Tennis, Intramurals . . . Cars, sports . . . Ocean City . . . “Think I care?” . . . Aspiring architect. JOSEPH P HANNA “Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Shakespeare “Joe” . . . Stage crew . . . Intramurals . . . Brady’s Texaco . . . Aud . . . Parties and the Pike ... St. Joseph’s night school. ELSA M GRAITCER The secret of success is constancy to the purpose. Disraeli “Els” . . . G. G. Editor-in-Chief . . . J.C.L.. World Affairs Council, Cheerleading . . . Water skiing . . . Career in English. EDWARD B. HARDING. JR Wise to resolve and patient to perform.” Homer Ed” . . . National Honor Society, Senior Class Vice President, Student Council Chairman . . . Senior Play . . . College. SARA GREENWAY The pen is the tongue of the mind. Cervantes Scott’s Hi-Q, J.C.L. . . . G. G. ... Washington, D.C., The Bird Cage . . . Folk music . . . Psychoanalysis . . . Foreign service. is freedom from care. Cicero “Gremlin” . . . Gymnastics, weight lifting . . . Horror shows, snapper soup . . . Beaver trapper . . . History, biology . . . College. DAWN L. GRIEST Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Shakespeare Secretary of youth group . . . Sewing and cooking . . , Anti-Beatles . . . Franklin School of Technicians. fl MARI BETH HATZFELD Virtue above is happiness below. Pope “Mare” . . . Lacrosse . . . Accomplished piano and organ player ... Cars . . . “Ask me if I care!” . . . Secretarial school. 90 EDYTHE A. GRIMES . . like an angel sings Shakespeare “Eydic . . • Choir . . . Manager of Basketball and Lacrosse . . . Likes music . Hopes to attend Norfolk Division of Virginia State College. BARBARA D HAYS . . . plenty of work to do. Jerome • Barbs” . . J.C.L., F.B.L.A.. E.N.A. . . . Majorettes . . . Long weekends . . . “How d’ya like that” . . . Business school. GARY HAAS “The sporting spirit. Chapman Basketball. Swimming. Scuba Diving . . . Partial to pizza and girls . . . “What do you say?” . . . College in ’65. LINDEN A. HEILIG “A good name is rather to he chosen than great riches. Proverbs 22:1 “Lin” . . . E.B.L.A. Treasurer, G. G. Business Manager . . . Crystal Beach . . . “Them’s the breaks!” . . . Secretary for Uncle Sam. PAUL J. HAMPEL “To love the game beyond the prize Newbolt National Honor Society. Student Council . . . Football. Basketball. Track . . . Ardent public addresser . . . “Where’s Greg?” MARJORIE A. HENNE “The best of healers is good cheer. Pindas “Margie” ... F.N.A., World Affairs Club. Intra-murals . . . Red Cross volunteer . . . Foreign cars . . . Future Florence Nightingale. GRACE E. HANNA Nothing in life is more wonderful than faith Osier World Affairs Club. French Club . . . Lacrosse . . . Choir, campaigners . . . Math-minded . . . Down with school buses! NANCY HILL “A good heart’s worth gold.” Shakespeare FBLA . . . Homemaking fan . . . Down with five-day weeks! . . . Summer vacation fun ... “I’ll never tell!” . . . Business next. 91 BETTY J. HILLIER “Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile Einstein . . . FBI.A. Chorus, D.E. . . . Roller skating, dancing . . . Frowns on early hours . . . Employment. then skin diving. M. EDITH JAUREGUI BERRY “From her shall read the perfect ways of honour.” Shakespeare “Egi . . . AFS student from Chile . . . Guitar, horses, pretty clothes, parties . . . “Nice” . . . Industrial design at college. DAVID A. HOFFMANN A still and quiet con-science” Shakespeare Junior Class Treasurer . . . Student Council Coke Chairman . . . Orchestra . . . Intramurals . . . The “Mainliner” . . . College bound. BARBRA E. JENKINS Those move easiest who learn to dance ” Pope “Bertha” . . . Art, hairdressing . . . Supremcs, Chez Vous . . . Hates prejudiced people . . . Beautician or fashion designer. WILLIAM E. HOFFMAN Little by little does the trickAesop “Hoffy” . . . Baseball, Intramurals . . . Church work . . . Sports, drawing . . . Industrial design at Philadelphia College of Art. ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON “The girl with a pair of blue eyes” Sheridan “Liz” . . . Secretary of F B L .A . ... Orchestra . . . Dislikes electric typewriters . . . Bops with the Beatles . . . Secretary. PETER T. HOLMAN III Most sure in all his ways. Newman GAG staff photographer . . . Track . . . Scuba diving. sports cars . . . “Hustle up will ya!” . . . Mechanical technology . . . Temple. y CAROLE L. JONES ”1 live for those who love me” Banks El Club de F.spanol . . . Dislikes cliques . . . Adores the seashore and swimming . . . From business school to legal secretary. 92 CAROL L. HOOPES Laugh and be merry.'1 Masefield F.B.L.A., Distributive Education Club ... Oil painting. dancing . . . Dressmak-i n g , merchandising . . . Jerry Blavat. RONALD T. JONES Endued with sanctity of reason Milton “Ronnie” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Always working . . . Likes cars and the country . . . Hopes to learn a trade. ELAINE R. HOW To blush and gently smile Herrick “Alaine” . . . World Affairs Club, Choir . . . MYF . . . Singing and a sense of humor . . . “Definitely so!” . . . Christian education at college. SUE C. HUPPMAN Shall I compare thee to a summer s day? Shakespeare FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, World Affairs Club . . . Tennis . . . Young Life . . . Monday morning miseries . . . “Not a bit!” . . . Franca is a West Chester. RAYMOND KABAKJIAN Skill and confidence are an unconquered army Herbert “Ray” . . . Student Council Vice President . . . Football. Tennis, Intramurals . . . Young Life, “Majesties.” “Offbeats” . . . Pre-med. BERNARD J. JOYCE True success is to labour. Stevenson “Bernie” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Lans-downe Fire Company . . . “You don't pay my rent” . . . Pierce Junior College. SUSAN K. IVEY From lively to severe Pope Math Club . . . Intramurals . . . Flag twirling captain . . . Math and bowling fan . . . Abhors physics lab reports . . . Math teacher. ELAINE KACKOS “High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy Sidney French Club. F.T.A. . . . Lahian. Senior Play Art Committee, dance decorations . . . Daydreamer . . . Commercial art. 93 ROBERT J. KELLY In all labour there is profit.” Bible Bob” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Super salesman at Scotty’s . . . Vacations rate . . . Onward to business school. STEPHAN K. LADISCH ‘7 do not understand; I pause: I examine” Montaigne Senior Class Treasurer . . . National Honor Society, World Affairs Club . . . Lahian Editor . . . Intramurals . . . Biochemistry at Johns Hopkins. DENNIS G. KENNEDY The style is the man himself” De Buffon “Eggrog” . . . Track. Wrestling . . . Athletics, automobiles . . . Aversion to tropical fish . . . Employment ahead. WENDY M KINNEAR Let's meet and either do or die.” Shakespeare Gym Club . . . Hockey, Lacrosse . . . Diving, home economics, motor scooters . . . “Give me a break!” . . . Physical education. GAIL L. LEISS Faith leads to success” Dickinson Color Guard Captain . . . Intramurals ... Young Life . . . Horseback riding, madras, noisy study halls . . . Possibly the Peace Corps. ROBERT J. LERSCH “Silence is strength.” Ovid Bob . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Hunting. Camping . . . Super salesman at Pilgrim Motors . . . That’s boss . . . Auto business. JAMIE F. KINSMAN You have many strings to your bowe.” Heywood Student Council Secretary . . . World Affairs Club. Mock Election . . . Lahian . . . Hockey team captain, Basketball. Tennis . . . Teacher. ROBERT W. LEWIS A man of business.” St. Jerome Bob . . . Intramurals . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . Fast cars, ice hockey, pro football . . . Air Force or University of Delaware. 94 BARBARA A KLECKNER “Ever burning hair. Chapman Barb” . . . Cheerleading, F.B.L.A. . . . Young Life, MYF . . . Corvairs. Fridays, and a certain wrestler . Medical secretary. PAUL R LLOYD Lei all things be done in order. Bible Graphic Arts Club. World Affairs Club . . . Partial to politics, reading, sports, chess . . . Hello d’ere!” . History major. BARRY A KRUEGER Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Seldon National Honor Society President. Student Council . . . Basketball. Baseball . . . Young Life . . . Math in the future. MARION L. KROUSE Doing good to their fellow men. Cicero F.T.A.. Math Club. World Affairs Club. Choir . . . Young Life . . . Pizza, folk music . . . Scorns school buses . . . Math mentor. MARY E. LONG Beauty is its own reward, being a form of peace . Nicholas Betsy . . . FBLA ... Intramurals . . Wildwood weekends, the Shoppe. Gino's, the girls ... Johnny . . . Junior college. SARA A. LONG It's love that makes the world go round. Shakespeare Sal” . . . Intramurals . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Lahian . . . Wildwood. Mickey. Starlight . . . About smooth” . . . Nursing. FREDERICK W KURTZMAN Moderation. the noblest gift of heaven. Euripides “Fred” . . . Senior Play . . . Assistant pharmacist . . . Sports, sciences . . . Abolish insincerity, trouble-making . . . Pharmacy or pre-med. JUDITH A MACALEER Winning each heart and delighting each eye. Dibden Tri-Hi-Y President. World Affairs Club Secretary . . . Lahian Editor . . . Drum Majorette . . . Travel, music, sports . . . Cedar Crest. 95 VIOLA A. MARSHALL The pink of courtesy.” Steele “Vi” . . . F.N.A., World Affairs Club . . . Lahian . . . Intramurals . . . “You know what I mean.” . . . Nursing next. DAVID W. MORRELL Every man is the maker of his own fortune” Steele “Dave” . • ■ Gym Club, Chefs Club. Band ... Intramurals . . . Swimming . . . Awaits weekends . . . Wishful driver ... True blue Navy man. RICHARD J. MASON “Speech is of time, silence is of eternity.” Carlyle Richie” . . . Physical Education Program . . . Hates horn honkers . . . Hunting, cars ... I don’t know . . . Trade school. LINDA L. McGOWAN Child, you are like a flower, so sweet and pure and fair ” Heine FNA, Chemistry Club . . . Senior Play, Lahian ... Intramurals . . Red Cross Volunteer . . . Doctors and Cadillacs . . . Prospective nurse. EARLE W. MOSLEY III Merit wins tl e soul. Pope Butch . . . Football. Basketball, Track . . . Gym Club . . . Explorers . . . Dislikes snobbish girls . . . Physical education. PAMYLA MATLACK True artists are a rare, rare breed” Edmond Cooke World Affairs Club. Graphic Arts Club . . . Lahian Art Editor . . . Scuba diving, Siamese cats, painting . . . Art and advertising. JEANNETTE A. MOYER One picture is worth ten thousand words.” Chinese Proverb “Jean” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . John Myers . . . Work at the laundry . . . Secretarial work and marriage. SHEILA J. MULLIGAN A merry heart goes all the day.” Shakespeare “Sheil” . . . Senior Class Secretary ... World A ffa i r s Club. Choir, Hockey, Tennis . . . Young Life, Church Choir . . . Business school. 96 RONALD G MEHAN “Men of few words are the best men. Shakespeare “Ron” . . . World Affairs Club, Scott’s Hi-Q . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . Admires imagination . . . Scientifically minded . . . Future physicist. JEFFERIS M MURR “He touches nothing but he adds a charm. Fenelox “Jeff” . . . Football. Baseball, Intramurals . . . Sharp clothes, fast cars . . . “Hey baby“ . . . Business management. 1 KAREN E. MENEELY “Music is well said to he the speech of angels. Carlyle F.B.L.A., Choir, Orchestra . . . Music, art, sports . . . Enjoys the Beatles, Phillies . . . Hates waiting . . . Clerical work. MICHEL MONTAGNON “You have a nimble wit. Shakespeare “Frenchie” . . . Football. Wrestling, Track . . . Electronics, engineering, sports . . . Food and good times . . . “Bad news” . . . College. SUSAN K. MYERS “Of generous deeds and kindly words. Whittier “Sue” . . . FTA, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Lahian. Senior Play . . . Banner Bearer, Intramurals . . . Swimming, chocolate . . . Elementary teacher. WILLIAM W NEWHOUSE All mankind loves a lover. Emerson “Wes” . . . Track . . . Stage Crew . . . Sports mania ... Little red Peugeot . . . Collegiate. LYNDA G. MONTGOMERY “In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. Shakespeare FNA Vice President. FHA . . . Harvest Moon Court, Miss LA 64 ... Choir, Chcerleading . . . Johnny Mathis, mail ... “I don’t believe it!” CAROL J. NICHOLSON “A beautiful face is a silent commendation. Bacon Student Council. Cheerleading. Tri-Hi-Y . . . “Sharon” . . . Young Life . . . Sailing and summers at O.C. . . . Harvest Moon Queen . . . “Please do!” . . . Earl-ham College. 97 GLENDA M NOLEN The memory still is dear. Sappho “Tex” . . . Dancing, music, swimming . . . Adores a certain long tall Texan . . . A pending beautician . . . Lone Star state beckons. T. CRAIG PEACOCK It matters not how long we live, but how Bailey Lahian, Choir . . Baseball. Intramurals . . . Perseveres in the face of punctuality . . . Sports . . . Loves long tresses . . . Northeastern. MARY E. NORCROSS Active natures are rarely melancholy. C. N. Bovcc “Betsi” . . . FTA. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cheerleading co-captain, Student Council. Lahian. Senior Play . . . Young Life . . . Elementary education. MICHAEL PEARLMAN Distinction with a difference Fielding Orchestra, Choir . . . Trombone and cabinetmaking ... Three day snowstorms and early spring . . . Pro-Sartre. RICHARD S. NUNAN Richard is himself again. Shakespeare “Rick” . . . Choir . . . Basketball, Baseball. Intramurals . . . Malibu and Gino's . . . “Where’s Will?” . . . Military service or college. DONNA A PEDERSON True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun Booth Orchestra, Glee Club . . . Library aide . . . Football games, guitars, dancing . . . “Are you kidding?” ... Library education. HARRY W. OLDHAM Character is simply habit long continued. Plutarch “Horse” . . . Baseball, Intramurals . . . Lansdowne Boys’ Club . . . Hates lunch boundaries . . . Radio and television . . . What?” JANICE E. PENROSE The soul of sweet delight can never be defil’d. Wm. Blake Student Council. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Play, Lahian . . . Cheerleading co-captain, Tennis . . . Relishes O.C. summers . . . Elementary education. 98 JUDITH A. OSBORNE A peace above all earthly dignitiesShakespeare “Judi” . . . F.B.L.A, Tri-Hi-Y ... Majorette ... Triumphs, football games, kittens . . . “Oh, yeah— sure!” . . . Receptionist. CAROI. PERRY “Faith is the force of life.”' Tolstoy Student Council Secretary . . . F.T.A., World Affairs Club . . . Hockey. Lacrosse . . . Young Life . . . Piano, pizza . . Math teacher. £L STEVE N. PACITTI “The only way to have a friend, is to be one” Emerson “Citti” . . . Student Council, World Affairs Club . . . Intramurals . . . “Majesties” . . . “Gimme a big kiss!” ... Madison Avenue ahead. ANN PETERS “Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least” Wordsworth J.C.L. . . . Lacrosse. Greek Youth Group . . . Science, sports. The Little Printz . . . Future physical therapist. NANCY A. PARKINSON “Laugh and the world laughs with you” Wilcox “Wifty” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Parties. Gary, working . . . Lost without a car . . . “You’re psycho!” ... Business world. ELIZABETH PETERS “Those who bring sunshine cannot keep it from themselves. Barrie “Betty” . . . Lacrosse. Intramurals . . . Pizza, records. ... A little white Printz . . . Physical education at West Chester. JOHN PARIS “Little friends may prove great friends “ Aesop “Johnny ... Ice hockey fan . . . Records, sports . . . History, English, Spanish . . “You know what I mean” . . . College. WILLIAM E. PHARAOH “Self-trust is the essence of heroism “ Emerson “Romeo” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Football . . . Endures coaches . . . Fast cars . . . “You’re nuts! . . . Business in ’65. 99 ANNE K POOLE “And all her task to be sweet.” Watson F.T.A., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y . . . Choir, World Affairs Club. Color Guard. Lahian. Moonlight and Andy Williams . . . “Care!” . . . College. PATRICIA A. PORTER “Life and love are all a dream” Burns Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hockey, Basketball. Lacrosse . . . Slumber parties, O.C., letters from N Y. . . . “What a beaut!” . . . West Chester. SUSAN E. POWELL “There’s language in her eye, her cheek, her lip” Shakespeare “Sue” . . . Student Council, Choir. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Berwick boys . . . Peeved by thinskinned people ... “Oh, chuckle, oh. ha” . . . College. DIANNE R PRESTON An attractive beauty.” Cervantes “Di” . . . FNA Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Lahian Business Manager. Senior Play . . . Dances, football games . Medical secretary. CARL T. RHODES One among a thousand.” Bible Football, Intramurals . . . Young Life, “Majesties,” diving ... Sport s—yes. Work—no! . . . “Ask me who’s the handsomest” . . . College. MARK L. RICHARDS Deeds, not words.” Fletcher JCL, Commencement usher . . . Intramurals . . . Swimming, camping . . . Pittsburgh Pirates fan . . . “Maybe” . . . College in ’65. JAMES G. RINIER “Life is earnest.” Longfellow “Jimmy” . . . J.C.L., Chemistry Club . . . Choir, Senior Play . . . Wrestling. Tennis, Intramurals . . . Folk songs. . . XK-E’s . . . College. FREDERICK D. ROAK From grave to gay.” Pope “Rick” ... Distributive Education Club of America . Work, work, work . . . Mechanical industrial engineering at college. 100 GREGORY W. PYLE The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone.” Ibsen Greg” . . . Graphic Arts Club. Gym Club, Student Council . . . Summers at Spray Beach . . . The MG . . . Legal profession. ANNA M ROGERS “One crowded hour of glorious life” Mordaunt “Ann” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Sewing, salesmanship ... T r a g-edy” . . . Wedding bells. BARBARA J REEPS He doeth well who doeth good.” Anonymous “Bobbie” ... MYF Community Y . . . People, children and sports . . . “You’re neat!” . . . Nursing school ahead. EMLYN G. REITH A loving little life of sweet small works” Swinburne “Lyn” . . . Dramatics . . . Mock Convention. Senior Play . . . Intramurals . . . Art major . . . “Oops” . . . Fudge sundaes . . . Artistic anthropologist. NANCY C. RAMSAY “Each change of many-coloured life she drew.” Johnson “Face” . . . Philadelphia Museum College of Art, Regency . . . Doc . . . No starvation diets, please! . . . Fashion designing. MICHELE G. ROMANO A spirit of youth in everything. Shakespeare “Mich” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Music, St. Alice’s . . . “You don’t say!” . . . Regency Beauty School. JUDITH A RUSSELL Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low ” Shakespeare “Judy” . . . F.T.A.. World Affairs Club. Intramurals . . . “Maria” . . . Adores WIBG and Ocean City . . . Future teacher. LYNNE SABATINI The sight of you is good for sore eyes.” Swift “Sabbi” . . . Clothes. Chez Vous . . . Scorns Sunday drivers and 66th St. ... “Oh. pooh” . . . Business school. 101 H RICHARD SCHEERER ’Worth makes the man.” Pope “Dick . . . Camera Club Vice President. World Affairs Club . . . Lahian . . . Dutch cheese . . . Experiment in Holland . . . Political science. SUSAN SILVA “And unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Homer Tri-Hi-Y. Hockey. Lacrosse, JCL . . . Letters from N.Y. . . . Slumber parties . . . Detests curls . . . That special dance . . . “Have you seen him? JACQUELINE L. SCHWARTZ Action is the proper fruit of knowledgeT. Fuller “Jackie . . . G AG... Hockey . . . Biology mania . . . Golden Gate Bridge. Limeliters. animals . . . California. here I come again . . . College. DAVID J. SMITH “Don't give up the ship. Lawrence “Smitty . . . World Affairs Club, Camera Club. Band . . . Tennis, Intramurals . . . Mixes medicine with politics . . . Veterinarian at Ursinus. SUSAN E. SCHWEIZER “By the work one knows the workmanFontaine FTA ... Choir, choreographer for musical. Senior Play Director . . . Slumber parties. O.C. . . . Dance instructor . . . Home economics. KATHLEEN A SMITH “That unextinguishable laugh in heaven. Browne “Smith . . . New student . . . “Drives the Ville” . . . Seaside, The Shoppe. Turfing around in MG’s . . . “Lookit babe . . . College. PAMELA P. SCOTT “The force of her own merit makes her way. Shakespeare National Honor Society Senior Class Secretary . Student Council, World Affairs Club . . . Lahian, P.A. . . . Hockey. Tennis . . . A.F.S. in Japan. PATRICIA A SODF.N “Full lasting is the song. Meredith Tri-Hi-Y . . .“Spotlight on Rodgers and Hammerstein, Senior Play, Choir, Lahian . . . Tennis . . . Adores music . . . “Really? . . . College. 102 ROBERT C. SEIWELL '7 agree with no man’s opinion. I have some of my own. Lurgonieo “Robi” . . . National Honor Society, World Affairs Club . . . Intramurals . . . Science, math, mysteries. RITA H. STINGLE As full of spirit as the month of May Shakespeare Enjoys all sports . . . Hates final exams, E lunch . . . “Get off it!” . . . Plans to enter the business world. LINDA J. SHERWOOD They laugh that win Shakespeare “Linda” . . . F.N.A. . . . Lacrosse . . . Horseback riding ... “I don’t get it” . . . Future nurse. MARY E. STREBY And what they dare to dream of. dare to do. Lowell World Affairs Club . . . Hockey, Lacrosse ... Piano, church, convertibles . . . Ah. wilderness! . . . From college to missionary field. JEAN M. SHUNSKIS Let the sounds of music creep in our ears. Shakespeare Distributive Education Club . . . Music and nursing . . . Attached to a ’51 Ford . . . Secretarial career. GEORGIA L SWARTLEY She moves like a goddess, she looks like a queen. Homer George” ... T r i -H i -Y Secretary. J C L, Student Council . . . Lacrosse. Basketball . . . Knitting . . . Scorns sarcasm and insincerity. CAROL A. SIBOLE Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. Loos “Sybil” . . . Sketch Club. Model Republican Convention. . . . Lahian, Senior Play . . . Art, Folk Music . . . Eddie . . . Art School. KATHLEEN T SZEGDA As busy as a bee. John Lyly National Honor Society Secretary. Student Council . . . Choir . . . Hockey. Basketball. Tennis . . . Sincerity and English Leather . . . “HI never tell.” 103 A. WINSLOW TEST “He that can have patience can have what he will. Franklin “Win . . . Wrestling, Track . . . Inevitably wrong in World Affairs ... A future Conrad Hilton. DONALD J WATTS “A tower of strength. Shakespeare “Don” ... Intramurals . . Menaced by moody girls . . . Dancing, surfing, GTO’s . . . What d’ya say!” . . . Navy blue. WILLIAM R UPSON '7 have not yet began to fight. Jones “Bill” . . . Track . . . Hunting . . . Deplores dullness . . . Seashore and mountain retreats ... Don’t worry . . . Upson's Law.” RAYMOND B WEBSTER Mind is the great lever of all things. Webster “Barry” . . . Audio Visual Crew . . . Choir, Orchestra . . . Science . . . The man behind the record player . . . College. CAROLE A. VAN ARTSDALEN Oar life is what our thoaglits make it. M. Antonius National Honor Society Treasurer . . . Tri-Hi-Y, JCL ... G. A G. Editor. Scott’s Hi-Q ... Lacrosse . . . German summers . . . College. A CAROLYN WEEKS “Good to be merrie and wise. Heywood Student Council. Basketball . . . Kenny ... '59 Chevy convertibles, Wildwood, Ocean City ... “No phonies please! . . . Nursing school. NORMAJF.AN VERNOT “They that excel in athletic sports. Israeli Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse . . . CE, Young Life . . . Hates to wait . . . Phillies. Johnny Mathis . . . Physical education major. DAVID WELSH “Wit is the salt of conversation. Hazlitt Dave . . . Senior Play . . . World Affairs Club, Car Club . . . Art, Music, Politics . . . “I'll play your silly game! . . . Advertising. 104 THERESA M. VOLPE Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson “Terry” . . . Choir, Student Council . . . Reading, trips to Maryland . . . Dance-detester . . . “Arc you me?” . . . Nursing. JANICE WERT Order is heaven's first law.” Pope FBLA . . . School store bookkeeper . . . Devoted to business . . . Reading, miniature golf, movies ... A career in business. DWAYNE VONFRAENKEL Without music life would be a mistake. Osier District Band, Choir, Orchestra ...Lansdowne Symphony . . . Music, music, music . . . Detests dishonesty . . . Future music teacher. J. LEROY WALLACE Order and simplification are the first steps toward mastery of a subject. Mann “Leroy” . . . Audio Visual Club . . . Lansdowne Fire Company . . . Cooperation plus . . . Water sports . . . Business school. DORIS R. WILSON A cheerful temper will make beauty attractive . Addison “Dor” . . . FNA, Choir . . . Chorus in “Rogers and Hammerstein” . . . Sports, animals, cars . . . “Just peachy!” . . . Junior college in Florida. DAVID C. WILLIAMS He doth bestride the narrow world like a colossus Shakespeare “Will” . . . Football, Intramurals . . . Camping, the great outdoors, and fun . . . “Where’s Rick?” . . . College bound. KENNETH J. WALTI True humility, the highest virtue, mother ol them all Tennyson “K. J.” . . . Student Council Bailiff. Gym Club. Young Life, Explorers . . . Sports, Poconos . . . “No. do you? . . . College-bound. THOMAS WILSON Man of steel and velvet Sandburg Wrestling, Car Club . . . Ham operator, swimmer, camper . . . Red motor scooter rider . . . Tollhouse cookies . . . Engineering at Penn. 105 CLIFFORD J. WIRTH Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string. Ralph Waldo Emerson “CJ.” . . . Gym Club, intramurals . . . Adores black Jags . . . Deplores slow drivers . . . “Let’s motivate” . . . Future barrister. MARGARET G. ZARTARIAN “But most he loved a happy human face. Hunt “Peggy” . . . Choir . . . Hockey, Tennis . . . Young Life . . . Colorado memories and Johnny Mathis . . . Physical education at West Chester. DANIEL WITMEYER “Knowledge is power. Bacon “Dan” . . . Chemistry Club, World Affairs Club . . . Track, Intramurals ... Biology, math ... “I care!” . . . College ahead. DAVID ZIVIELLO Self-trust is the first secret of success. Emerson “Crash” . . . Distributive Education Club . . . Dreams of Florida and a new Ford . . . Pepper’s Pharmacy ... A goodpaying job. VIRGINIA XARAS . . The beautiful uncut hair Walt Whitman “Ginny” . . . F.B.L.A. . . . Intramural basketball . . . Bonnevilles and Chez Vous . . . Dislikes diets . . . Somebody’s girl Friday. AUDREY ANN ZUCCA A sweet, attractive kinde of grace. Spenser “Aud” . . . Intramurals . . . Tri-Hi-Y, Lahian . . . Joe . . . No rah-rahs or conceited boys . . . “Are you serious?” . . . Junior college. SARA YATES A penny for your thought. Heywood F.T.A. Treasurer ... Church youth group Girl’s singing group Avid reader . . . Aspiring missionary nurse. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barry Drake, president Edward Harding, vice-president Stephan Ladisch, treasurer Sheila Mulligan, recording secretary Pam Scott, corresponding secretary Ruth Dunkle, prom chairman Because your father bribed them, that’s why! It all began in April, 1964, when the Senior Play Selection Committee started reading plays, searching for the one which would be presented in November. Countless plays later it was chosen: The Divine Flora. Miss Linda Burnett, director, held tryouts and selected the cast: Jill Coffman as Flora Dean, Ed Harding as Randy Pryor, Jim Rinicr as Buzz Rafferty, and Walter Applebaum, Carol Nicholson, Dave Welsh. Merri Carson, Janis Penrose, Lyn Rcith, Barry Krueger, Bob Deardon, Marlyn Della Porta, Betsy Nor-cross, and Bill Upson. Student directors Susan Schwei-zer and Barbara Christie helped supervise the production. There were endless rehearsals and committee meetings. Nerves were frazzled and tempers grew short as the time drew near . . . Suddenly the orchestra was playing, and the audience was silent and waiting. Opening night! Let us stay! Please let us stay! Class of 1965, largest yet ... a new administration and a grand rebirth of school spirit . . . Johnson advocates and Goldwaterites . . . new Aldan buses . . . Hector’s . . . escalation in Viet Nam . . . pierced ears, knee boots, textured stockings, and turtlenecks . . . Out, out brief candle! . . . ouster of Khrushchev . . . 007 . . . lipsink . . . China—new member in the nuclear club . . . music at lunch . . . gym suits and air raids . . . Aku-Aku, The Prophet ... the end of the world . . . slide rules . . . Lcrner and Loewe. . . . . . . Commencement AUTOGRAPHS 111 AUTOGRAPHS 112 AUTOGRAPHS 113 CLEARBROOK 9-8678 • 8878 FREE PARKINS A ONE STOP SEWING SHOP MILDRED'S FABRIC CENTER Fabrics - Patterns SEWING NOTIONS. TRIMMINGS ft ACCESSORIES MON.. ThURS. ft FRI. IOA. M.-SP M. Tubs.. Wio. ft sat. io a. m. e p m. 30 8 SPRINGFIELD RD, CLIFTON HEIGHTS. 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