Methacton High School - Methactonian Yearbook (Fairview Village, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1968 volume:

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Q36 e i The rays of happiness are golden 1 3 'v J F 5 f C Q S5 5 E i 1 I I 4 Promising a new day .1 x E J,g95JewQ ffwiw ww EPM Shedding its light on Methacton Ah me! the world IS full of meetings such as thus. .. -Willis 7 The highest triumph of the art is the truest presentation of nature. -Willis Happiness is found in moments of discovery and meditation This grand discovery, you Life's work is well done, adore lt. But ne'er will be the better . V . Life's race is well run, I 9 Let us eatand Allwho would winjob, must drink, let us share it: happiness was born enjoy what we a twin, delight in ... - Byron -lsaiahXXIl,13 Oh! lt is excellent to have a giant's strength . . . - Shakespeare Happiness is made of minute fractions. , The queen - now can you guess who that could be, . . Well - it's me! - Fyleman ll I never did anything worth doing by accident, nor did any of my inventions come by accident. - Edison In everyday school life If you seek a monument, look about you. - Anonymous In moments of hope and glory I5 Happiness is a day well-done ' 16 C' 6 7fI.,., X X, ADMINISTRATION - A AND FACULTY Aiming for the hi hest in education, SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS. Mr. Marriot Eastman, Treasurer: Mr. Albert Bobb, Secretary: Mr. Robert Hilderbrand, Presi- dent, Mr. Raymond Ramsey, Vice President. SCHOOL BOARD. ROW 1: Mr. Marriot Eastman, Mr. Albert Bobb, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Mary Ralston. ABSENT: Mr. William Knobler, Mr.'David Robert Hilderbrand, Mr. Raymond Ramsey. ROW 2: Mr. Thomas Meixner. Landis, Mr. Paul Koons, Mr. William Yoh, Mr. Paul Swank, Mr. Oliver 20 TO THE CLASS OF 1968 Every generation of Americans must- somewhere, sometime, somehow - pay an installment in the currency of personal sacrifice for our fre8dOIT1. General Harold K.Johnson I have faith in the human race: I have faith in Americansg and I have a high regard for its youth - you, who to- morrow must lead a troubled and complex world in the cause of freedom. But I ask you to master yourself before you seek to master others: to have a heart and a mind which are clean, and high standards which are attainable. While you reach into an unknown future, never disregard the past- its errors as well as its successes - and be aware of your personal limitations without letting them stifle your ambition. Then you will fulfill your duty as an American patriot. When we think of patriotism, we think in terms of duty and honor, but never forget that there are other contrib- uting factors. Morality is a prerequisite of theselvirtues, for morality is the cement which holds man together as a human being. Moral principles are those rules in life which help us respect the other man, regardless of race, creed, color, or nationality. That respect is dictated by the silent voice of God in each of us - our conscience. If you heed that voice, your conscience will be strong. Closely allied with morality is religious faith. Belief in God will help you build strong character and will mold you for your role in life as an integral part of a family. That faith is the sort of thing that will make you strong enough to know when you are weak, brave enough to face reality when you are afraid, courageous enough to stand up in the storm of life, and human enough to have compassion on those who fall. Like religion, patriotism is glorified by most of us, but, unfortunately, is all too often misunderstood by some. No greater honor can be given to any man than the privilege of serving his fellowman, his God, his country - always something bigger than self. The rever- ing of such a privilege is patriotism. If you possess it, it will build courage when courage seems to fail you, it will give you something to cling to when the cause for faith seems nonexistentg it will create hope when hope seems to forsake you. And thus patriotism is the kind of virtue that rewards the man who possesses it. lf the going is sometimes difficult, remember the words of the great American Douglas A. lVlacArthu r: Duty - Honor - Country ... those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you ought to be, what you can be, what you will be. 4 guna Vincent F. Farina Supervising Principal VINCENT F. FARINA, CHIEF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR B.S. Kutztown State Collegeg M.Ed. Temple University. 'IU 14 JOHN T. FAUL, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Associate Degree Temple University. l I I The Ad mlnlstratlon WILLIS E. BOSLER, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS B.A. University of Pennsylvania. lfilg H1 nz 22 CYRUS L. WAGNER, DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES A.B. is the pulse .MEM . ALPHEUS P. DRAYER, PRINCIPAL Ph.B. Dickinson College: M.Ed. Kent State University. 23 of the school. JOHN E. SCHOLL, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B.S. West Chester State College: lVl.S. University of Pennsylvania. Natalie N. Berkey Reading: A.B. Chestnut Hill College. Sally K. Rowe Englishg B.A. Bucknell University. Joan L. Burger English: A.B. Chestnut Hill Collegeg Hockey and Girls' Basketball, Assistant Coach. Mary E. Vennema English: B.A. Ursinus College. l 24 C. Stephen Brown English: B.S. Mill ersville State College. LEFT: Constance L. Ocelus Englishg B.S. West Chester State Collegeg M.A. St. Joseph's College: Jr. High Student Council Adviser. Edward J. Clinton English: B.A. BELOW: Steven C. Sauer English: St. Charles College: M.A. Villanova B.A. University of Notre Dame. University- LEFT: Kathlene Dolman English: B.A. Ursinus College: Smoke Sig- nals Adviser: Jr. Class Co-sponsor. A teacher is a guide to the future. LEFT: Muriel B. Pancoast English De- Rudolph Cusumano En- partment Head: A.B. Ursinus Collegeg M.A. glishg BS. West Chester State University of Pennsylvania. College. f 25 Elmer R. Forrest Reading Supervisor:B.S.WestChester State College: M.Ed. Temple University. Kurt S. Ulrich English: B.A., M.Ed. Penn State University: Sr. High Soccer, Head Coach: Jr. Class Co- sponsor. Dennis P. McKnight English: B.S. Millersville State College: gift, Sr. High Football, Assistant px Coach. ' 25.41 5 ..A7 ' Dolores M. Fennell English: A.B. i. ' G Immaculata College. kitty 'Q' x a Q 1 NJ X' 1 ig Rxxj Mix '4f'.5s Xl ,X mix C 0 if nikki 1 XM? T' Rx s 2. wif' UAW tk E jf . Elizabeth M. Rodenbaugh Read- eff i.4f.,f? mg: A.B. chestnut Hill College: A f M.Ed. Temple University. is 26 Leading and prodding us. LEFT: Dennis W. Kellon Social Studies: B.S. West Chester State College, Jr. High Wrestling, Head Coach. BELOW: Richard K. Dyer Social Studiesg B.A. LaSalle College. Richard C. Subers Social Studies: B.S. Millersville State College: Jr. High Football and Track, Assistant Coach. MIDDLE LEFT: John J. Carey Social Studies, B.S. Penn State Universi- ty, Jr. High Basketball, Assistant Coach. LEFT: Jeremiah DeWan Social Studies, B.S.Ed. West Chester State Col- lege. RIGHT: Ronald M. Hall- man Social Studies: B.S. Millersville State Col- i lege. 27 RIGHT: Richard R. Ercole - Social Studies: B.S.Ed. West Chester State Col- lege: Jr. High Soccer and Sr. High Wrestling, Assist- ant Coach. LEFT: Franklin G. Poehl- mann - Social Studies A.B. Eastern Baptist Col lege: Sr. High Soccer, As- sistant Coach: Boys Swimming. LEFT: William G. Croner - Social Studies: B.S.Ed. West Chester State Col- lege: Sr. High Basketball, Assistant Coach: Jr. High Baseball, Head Coach: National Honor Society and Varsity M Club Advis- er. ABOVE: J. Russell McConnell - Social Studies Department Head: A.B., M.A. Ursinus College: Sr. High Student Council and American Field Service Adviser: Federal Projects Co-ordinator. LEFT: Stephen Grozinski - Social Studies: B.S. West Chester State Col- lege: Jr. High Football, Head Coach, Sr. Class Co- sponsor. FAR LEFT: Donald S. Todd - Social Studies: B.A. Ursinus College: M.S. University of Pennsylva- nia. RIGHT: Kenneth B. Oelschlager - Language Department Head: B.A., M.A. Ursinus College, Army Language School, Middlebury College: Yearbook Photography Adviser. BELOW: George Marinkov - Social Studies: B.S. North Carolina State University: Sr. Track, Head Coach, Sr. Football, Assistant Coach: Track and Field Club Sponsor. .fi fm ..., ,Q -. BELOW: Helen J. Sunday - Language: B.A. Eastern Baptist College. I BELOW: Carol A. McDowell - Language? A.B. Hood College: Girls' Swimming. 29 i Rita E. Freeland - Language: B.A. Upsala College. l Martin J. Dufly - Language: B.A. Niagara University: M.A. St. Joseph's College. Helping us do our best T :f f 'fe will A l John R. Houser - Mathematics: B.A. Get- tysburg: M. Ed. Penn State University: Jr. High Soccer and Boys' Tennis, Head Coach. i i i William A. Romano - Mathematics: B.S. Kutztown State College. Charles L. Wisner - Mathematics Department Head: B.S. Ursinus Col- lege: M. Ed. Temple University: Princi- pal of Summer School: Director of Adult Evening School. 30 Alice R. Quinn - Mathematics: B.S. Dickinson College. nf. .,i, i fi fi . . l l Matthew J. Faust- Mathematics: B.S. Vil- Eleanor A. Boehner - Mathematics: B. S. Charles R. Hentz - Mathematics: B. S. lanova University:Cross Country Coach. Ursinus College: Sr. High Cheerleading Ursinus College, Coach: Girls' Tennis Coach: Yearbook Adviser. Mary Ann Dowd - Mathematics: B.S. Bloomsburg State College. David R. Emery - Mathematics: B.S. Ursinus College: M.A. University of Pennsylvania. His happiness lies in opening the way. . ABOVE: Cecilia M. Hall- Science: B. S. Chestnut Hill Col- lege: Jr. High Cheerleading Coach. Q Q 5 ABOVE: Angela B. Bacher - Science: A.B. Barnard College: M.A. Columbia University. LEFT: Joseph Baldassano - Science Department Head: B.A. Penn State University: M.A. Villanova University. 32' William G. Forsyth - Science: B.S., Nl.S. Ursinus College: Jr. High Football, Assistant Coach, Sr. High Basketball, Head Coach. Albert C. Barbaretta - Science: B.S. West Chester State College: Jr. High Track, Head Coach: Jr. High Football, Assistant Coach. Richard B. Schlick - Science: B.S. Ursinus College. Inducing thought, awakening interest. . Stephen H. Saboe - Science: B.S. West Chester State College: Golf Coach. Vincent J. Bergandino - Science: B.S. West Chester State College: M.S. Union College: Audio Visual Director. 33 Rita J. Cipriano - Science: B.S. Kutztown State College. ABOVE: Gerald E. Donmoyer - Business Department Head: B.S. Bloomsburg: M.Ed. Temple University: Senior Play Director: A.F.S. Committee. ABOVE: Barbara J. Twitmire - Business: B.S. Bloomsburg Col- lege: Senior Class Co-sponsor: Majorette Sponsor. E ABOVE: Jane G. Wertz - Business: B.S. indiana State University. ABOVE: Anna May Walz - Business: B.S. Ed. Temple University: Work Experience Co-ordinator. ABOVE RIGHT: Stuart A. Ulrich - Health, Physical Education: B.S. Ed., M.S. Ed. Temple University: Sr. High Baseball, Head Coach. LEFT: Norman N. Wismer - Busi- ness: B.S. Bloomsburg: M. Ed. Temple University: School Store Manager. 34 Developing and improving skills. ABOVE: Paul B. Saylor - Physical Education: B.S. Ur- sinus College. JG ABOVE: Anna May Cummings - Health, Physical Education: B.S. Temple. ABOVE RIGHT: Patricia H. Richards - Health, Physical Education: B.S. Lock Haven State College: Sr. High Hockey, Head Coach. RIGHT: Marion V. Bosler - Physi- cal Educationg B.S. Ursinus College. 35 ABOVE: William J. Berardelli - Physical Educationg B.S. West Chester State College: M. Ed. Temple University: Sr. High Foot- ball and Wrestling, Head Coach. Gertrude S. Berlin - Horne Economics Department Head: B.S. Drexel Insti- tute of Technology. ABOVE: David L. Miller - Industrial Arts: B.S. Millersville. ABOVE: Pauline S. Williman - Home Economics: B.S Drexel Institute of Technology. ABOVE: Wilford M. Bucher, Jr. - Industrial Arts Depart- ment Head: B.S. Millersville State College: Faculty Manag er of Athletics. LEFT: Gary E. Newkirk - Indus- trial Arts: B.S. Millersville. ABOVE: Louis S. Giamo - Music: B.S., M.M. West Chester State College. TOP LEFT: Robert L. Carlson - Music: Bachelor of Music Westminster Choir College: M.M. Northwestern Universi- ty: Sr. High Chorus, Director. Thomas R. Middleton - Music: B.S. West Chester State College: M. Ed. Temple University: Band and Orches- tra Director. LEFT: James W. Soete - Music: B.S. West Chester State College: Jr. High Band Director. 37 Lydia E. Pellen - Art: B.S. Kutztown State College. .creativeness. Anthony Paladino - Art Department Head: B.F.A. Phil- adelphia College of Art: M.Ed. Temple University. RIGHT: Paul A. Ehr- hart Driver Education: B.S. Millersville State College. ABOVE: Edward K. Hansell Special Education: B.S. Ed. West Chester State College. 5 i ABOVE: Dorothy E. Wheeler Special Education: B.S. West Chester State College: FTA Sponsor. BELOW: Robert C. Ott Driver Education: B.S. Lock Haven State College: M.S. Bucknell University. GUIDANCE COUNSELERS. SEATED: Betty Cornell A.B. Augustana College, Nl. Ed. Temple University. STANDING: F. Wayne Doebler B.S. Nlillersvilleg Nl. Ed. Pennsylvania State College: Director of Guidanceg Donald M. Peterson BS. Bloomsburg State Collegeg NLS. Bucknell University. . . I With advice and concern Florence D. Heckler Nurseg R.N. Pennsylvania Hospital. Amy E. Treichler Librariang B.S. Ed. Millersville State Collegeg IVl.S. Lib. Sci. Villanova Universityg Library As- sistants Adviser. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OFFICE PERSONNEL. SEATED: Mrs. Jean Roth- . enberger, Mrs. Elizabeth Elser. STAND- X ING: Mrs. Fiorence Croner, Mrs. Jessie I Bean. I They smooth our path CAFETERIA STAFF. Carol Berstiel, Virginia Ledger, Marion Austin, Sophie Maczko, Doris Thompson. ABSENT: Mrs. Dorothy Harris, Manager of Cafeterias, Alice Keehn. 40 HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIAL STAFF. Mrs. Dorothy Reed, Mrs. Alice Hughes, Mrs. Joan Constabel, Mrs. Emma McGinniss, Mrs. Evelyn Waltman, Mrs. Mary Jane Bosler. to the future 41 CUSTODIANS. SEATED: Leo- nard Andrews, Clarence Ei- swert. STANDING: Stanley Gregory, Steve Muchie, Howard Reiner,JohnJabs. ABSENT: William Grey, Charles Undercuffler. SENIO .,,:,d J: 4 9 With contagious optimism, the senior enters SENIOR CONGRESS. SEATED: L. Warburton, J. Nyce, L. Lawless, L. Greco, G. Shade, A. Coville, L. Smith, M. Basenberg, J. Fritz, S. Lake, S. Cornaz, B. Hart, P. Angelillis, S.Wessner, R. Gentile. STAND- Hamme, C. Harwick, T. Hoagland, K. Russell, Miss Twitmire, Mr. ING: S. Skelton, L. Treisbach, J. LaMonte, D. Schubert, N. Greco, J. Grozinski. 44 adulthood with a vision, ahope, and a belief SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Paul Angelillis, Vice President: Lydia Smith, Parliamentariang Cheryl Harwick, Sergeant at Armsg Richard Gentile, President: Susan Wessner, Treasurer: Barbara Hart, Secretary. 45 Anne Robertson Methacton was very fortunate in having Anne Robertson and Ida Ledesma as foreign emissa ries from South Africa and Para- guay. They came to us through the Norris- town Rotary Club and the American Field Service. During their year at Nlethacton, we hope that they have found as much happi- ness as they have given to us who have known them. Anne pauses, during tennis practice, to pose. Adding links to our chain of friendship SSITIB Ida relates stories of home to her new friends. The Class of '68 is searching for the oldest of rainbows John L. Bahn Mark H. B Eugene Berry Allen Blevens asenberg Marilyn A. Bohrer Richard G. B Thomas Basile Sherrill G. Bau g t Douglas Ackerman Paul Angelillis, Jr. ' Phyllis E. Arms Kenneth F. Austin i Marguerite C. Bean Carolyn Bernstiel John W. Bright LOWER LEFT: Deborah L- Brown There is one person that is wiser than anybody, and that is every- body. -Talleyrand K LEFT: Warren A. Brown MIDDLE: Michael Buckler - RIGHT: Bruce A. Childress James R. Claycomb Wilmer Clemence Susan F. Colgrove A. Samuel coville Kenneth J- COX i i Sherry L. Dalton Education. , .has produced a vast population able to read but un- able to distinguish what is worth reading. -Trevelyan 50 Brenda Ciccarelli Rebecca A. Cipro Thomas Collins Robert Cusamano William Dawson Kenneth F. Clark F l Jiidith M. Constable Sharon P. Cornaz Mary E. Daddario Finding new horizons. . 51 G gEDtI Setting a pattern Dante for the tomorrows , Mary ann Doud Paul Drace Peter J. Folen Ken 52 Mary Lou DiDonato i i or I Ann M. Dodd . I will be the pattern of all patience -Shakespeare M. Lorraine Doebler J L George J. Ferenz Robert M. Fisher .5 .A,::,,A Z .V,:bVV 53 Louis J. Folen LEFT: JoAnne Fritz MIDDLE: Richard Gentile RIGHT: J. Daniel Glass -Vaughan Gail Glenzinger Reaching for fulfillment. . Mary Beth Granacher Jean M. Greco Carol A. Hamel Elizabeth R. Hamilton I cannot reach it: and my striving eye Dazzles at it, as at eternity. l Donald F. Harper . Jennifer J. Harry Barbara D. Hart Nancy J. Hartsock c I 54 Nancy T. Greco - Glenn L. Grobowski I Susan A. Guttridge Eugene G, Hallman n Samuel R. Hamme Nina Hannock W Lynda K. Hansell David W. Harper s - i n 55 Sharing visions of the future. , . Gary W. Hilt Christine M. Hinokle Tiffany Hoagland ' i i H as James E. Hughes Frank Humphrey ' Robert Hunsicker ' Carol A Charles Rickey E. Hartman Cheryl L. Harwick Harry D. Heiser A. Deborah Hendricks See no evil, Fred Horning Robert Hudock Hear no evil, E Kathleen Hynes Henry F. Irving Speak no evil. Joseph H. Janney i i 57 LEFT: Delores Jenkins MIDDLE: Doris E. Jenkins RIGHT: Michelle Jeschon Louise E. Kerper Gail B. Kibblehouse Grayson Kilpatrick, Jr. Vivian I. KoIIeI Carol J. Kriebel How often events, by chance, and unexpectedly, come to pass, which Y you had not dared even to hope for! ' -Terence Ted KUZITIB David Keir Richard Kimball Ronald J. Kummerer Nancy Kemner Joan E. Lachenmayer Dawn M. Kent Susan E. Kirkpatrick Elaine D. Kniezewski William A. Kummerer Avid for life. Laura J. Lake Pondering our destinies. . Donna L. Lanigan Ida L. Ledesma Charles E. Leonard Barbara J. Marberger Richard Marr James Laverty Jane Li William Maynes ' so Jane I. LaMonte Thinking is to me the greatest fatigue inthe world. -Vanbrugh Terry Laverty Loretta A. Lawless Karen A. Litka ,David J. Lowrie Howard G. Magee LEFT: William McCIennen MIDDLE: Thomas A. McGinniss RIGHT: Larry McGranahan Chester Megella Frank E. Megilligan David L. Metz Richard J. Moyer Lanny M. Mulholland Patricia D. Ochs Helen 0' Donnell Shirley J. 0'Neil N 62 Thomas Osborne The senior finds the pathway of life to belong.. . Carol A. Mitchell Karen M. Monaghan . Sandra A. Monastero J. Marian A. Morfoot Frances W. Murray Janet Napper Jonathan W. Nyce Linda J. Nyce Iam only one, But still I am one. I can not do everything, But still I can do somethingg And because I can not do every th' Ing I will not refuse to do the some thinglcan do. - Hale . z ie is ., 63 Deborah L. Phillips Q ' Melodi C. Rapine Margaret L. Platt W' rm Berthold Regar 64 Michael Pragheimer i David A. Pudelka Jean A. Rhoadarmer Timothy R. Rhodes Filled with hardships. . Andrew Parker Lawrence F. Parker Richard Pforter Dennis B. Phifer Daniel J. Puscar Robert Ramsey T. Dell Richmond Bonnie Robbins The purpose 0f2f1iHiUfyiST0 vex and trouble me. -Johnson P. Winzetta Robinson 65 me W .- R in oem LEFT: Michael W. Rogers RIGHT: John E. Ross l Barry L. Scatchard Diane K. Schubert 00003 J- Schllbefi l 4 John D. Sickerott . Bradley M- 5idd0n5 Douglas C. Smith Being wrought, perplexed inthe extreme. -Shakespeare 66 Eric J. Ruppe Gail L. Shade Susan M. Singer Kathleen C. Russell Eleanor H. Smith Louis Sa ntora 1 P Mark J. Shaw Rebel T. Shires Sharon Skelton . Perplexitiesg Lydia J. Smith Although uncertain of the future. . . Vernon A. Smith Catherine E. Snovel Barbara J. Strohm Elizabeth J. Sullivan Barbara L. Syester Donna L. Toms Ralph Trainer Linda T. Treisbach l 68 Margaret A. Smith Deborah M. Souder Robert H. Sypherd Whatever comes, this too shall pass away. -Wilcox Robert Steele Jane S. Thompson Vernie Thompson LEFT: Mary Jayne Tuturice MIDDLE: David L. Tyson RIGHT: Lane W. Tyson Lynn Tyson Our dreams grow daily. The worId's a bubble and the life of man Less than a span. -Bacon Richard L. Tyson Linda C. Updegrafl y Linda L. Warburton Susan A. Weed Nancy A. Williams Jay W. Wisner Robert Woodruii Francis M. Wright i 70 James Wagner Linda Wagner Richard J. Wagner Robert F. Wampele Susan L. Wessner Scott W. West Cynthia A. Wheeler Elaine Wiedemeier 71 Happiness is finding the pot of 1 1 J ph Yaskowski Paul Yoh John Young 1 Sharon E. Youngs ry S. Zander Clayton D. Ziegler 1 gold at the end of the rainbow High aims form high charac- ters, and great objects bring out Happiness is a Junior Prom Refreshments always bring smiles at the prom. The Junior Prom begins for Lou and his date Two faces, two smiles and all is well. The musicsetsa happy pace for Sharon and her date. All good things must end. , A moment of make-believe . Hello , . . ls this the Oak Rest Sanitarium? The Body-Warren Brown CAST OF TERROR IN THE SUBURB5. SEATED: D. Smith, P. Robinson, R. Gentile. STANDING: K. Russell, T. Hoagland, M. Basenberg, G. Kibblehouse, J. Fritz. ABSENT: S. Baumgartner, S. Gut- tridge, E. Hallman. You'll never see him again -the stupid, plodding fool! 76 Stick 'em up. But, Teresa, you're not well! 77 Climbing the stairway to the stars Rich gives the opening introduction. Honored guests await their dinner. ' Mr. Drayer, Mr. Wagner and their wives add to the honored guests. Senior Class sponsors and officers. ' The dinner begins with a lively conversation. Pat and her date read the program Mr. Farina chats with seniors and their dates. 1 J - 5 ,.. A STUDENT A Q X LIFE 4 I Q 31 a mv 2 .J iw? f xg .W M72 . 'JR V - V- 'Ea f 2 X Q, K gk L43 -f f 1 ,Y . x q 4 , h y - X 5 j . NH3 t, Q! 1 QW N F N. xl! W A j 5 . I lb' ,.xX x- .64 X i f x f K .. H ff Q' 2 ,. Council takes a break from business matters. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT dent: J. Wisner, President: C. Kriebel, Secretary. STAND- ING: A. Coville, Sergeantat Armsg M. Bohrer, Parliamen- tarian. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW 1: S. Wessner, L. Boh- rer, M. Rogers, W. Robinson, M. Bohrer, S. Coville, C. Kriebel, I Ledesma, P. Perkins. Row 2: T. Hoagland, J. Lacek, L. Lake, D Bookheimer, M. Bean, L. Lawless, C. Slater, A. Hagner, M. Greco, K. Marinari, L. Smith, J. Butera, T. Mulvihill, S. Rotnenberger. ROW 3: S. Sovring, J. Wessner, C. Shaw, S. Colgrove, S. Skelton C. Lawless, P. Marren, L. Faulkner, D. Wisniewski, P. Rapposelli P. Perkins, W. Endy, D. Moister. ABSENT: J. Wisner, V. Smith. v v COUNCIL OFFICERS. SEAT- ED: W. Robinson, Vice Presi- Formin the backbone of our school life . JUNlOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW 1: Miss Ocelus, Adviser, G. Clark, D. Hughes, J. Anderson, E. Sewell, J. Keirsey, C. Bean, R. Ammon. ROW 2: J. McGettigan, K. Garges, C. Smith, C. Downes, L. Zander, P. Homa, D. Klock, L. Hendricks, V. Arena, S. Smith. ROW 3: M. LaMonte, L. Evans, C. Constable, D. Schultz, M. Lowe, K. Wisner, L. Barchet, P. Schmieg, R. Wolford. ROW 4: A. Gentile, G. Croner, R. Carroll, T. Graham, T. Brunner, J. Lawlis. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. L. Evans, President, J. Lawlis, Vice President: K. Wisner, Secretary: R. Wolford, Treasurer. . LIBRARY AIDS. ROW 1: D. Wisner, J. Spineo, D. Tyson, D. Mulhol land, J. Shoemaker, B. Belisle, J. Megilligan, R. Politz, W. Simpson C. Morris, M. Barte, K. Tenzinger, R. Harry, R. Harry. ROW 2: J Schuck, D. Light, T. Barchet, L. Bauld, B. Famous, Mrs. Treichler, C. Our leaders are the Montalbano, H. Kinlock, C. Conner, P. Walton, J. Thompson, C. Di- Carlo. ROW 3: C. Adamow, H. Badger, G. Miller, C. Heller, D. Miller ROW 4: K. Litka, B. Train, K. Monaghan, D. Badger, P. Schmieg, S. Shearer, C. Sharp, A. Doman, L. Demberger, P. Moister. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club comprises student volunteers who use their study halls to assist the librarian in her du- ties. ln December, they sponsor an annual Library Tea for representatives of all Methacton organizations. champions of youth, vigor, and responsibility. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. SEATED M. Bohrer, L. Lawless, D. Brown, S Colgrove, D. Smith, R. Cipro, Mr. Cron er, Adviser, J. Li. STANDING: C. Har wick, P. Bean, S. Wessner, J. Wisner, S Coville. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of this honorary or- ganization are a cross section of Methacton students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. Each year they sponsor a dinner to honor senior high students who have merited scholastic recognition. Officers were elected and spring induc- tions made to the National Honor Society after this publi- cation was completed. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. ROW 1: Mrs. Williman, Advis- er, M. Barte, L. Demberger, B. Strohm, C. Adamow, M. Daddario, M. Greco, A. Lowrie, Mrs. Berlin, Adviser. ROW 2: S. Downes, J. Padula, FHA Under the direction of Mary Ellen Greco, President, Mary Daddario, Vice President, Susan Downes, Secre- tary, and Barbara Strohm, Treasurer, the Future Homemakers Club Project deals with individual health. Mrs. Williman, the club sponsor, can be proud of the club for their services to the school and com- munity. Providing Christmas decorations and sending packages to the soldiers in Vietnam are only a few examples of their valuable work. VARSITY M CLUB. SEATED: M. Constable G. Bruin, K. Hynes, T. iviuiviniii, T. coigrovef STANDING: R. Goodman, R. Cronmiller, J Eastman, S. Keyser, W. Bitting, W. Patch, L Folen, J. Dureka, J. Catania, R. Drawbaugh T. Wolford, Mr. Croner, Adviser. ABSENT: B Starkey. v C. Brown, V. Buschman, T. Faggioli, E. Patterson, E. Kriebel, K. Free- man, S. Oehrig, C. DiCarlo, L. Bean. C 0 J VARSITY M CLUB The Varsity M Club is an organization that gives special recognition to outstanding male athletes. Headed by Mr. William Croner, the M Club tries to stimulate school spirit and promote athletics in the school. This year the officers are: President, Karl Hynesg Vice President, Guy Bruntg and Secretary- Treasurer, Tom Mulvihill. l l l BELOW: JINX DOLL STAFF. SEATED: E. Hallman,L. Rothenberger,L.Folen. 1 STANDING: B. Saylor, K. Oliriick, P. , Detwiler, P. Rhoades, C. Kinsler, D. l Crowell, K. Wesler, P. Walton. 1 I l l 5 i I i l l i l YEARBOOK EDITORS. SEATED: Pat Robinson, Photography Editor, Joan Lachenmayer, Sports Editor: Jane Li, Financial Editorg Laura Lake, Typing Editor, Marilyn Bohrer, Photography Editor. STANDING: Gene Hallman, Sports Editor: Doug Smith, Editor-in-Chief, Debby Brown, Literary Edi- tor. FINANCIAL STAFF. ROW 1: L. Lake, K. Monaghan, D. Hen- dricks, M. Jeschon, L. Wagner, G. Glenzinger, D. Kent, S. Youngs, E. Kniezewski, F. Mur- ' ray, D. Schubert. ROW 2: D. l Brown, S. Wessner, G. Kibble- i house, S. Singer, L, Treisbach, S. Colgrove, S. Baumgartner, J. i Li, C. Holler, L. Nyce, P. Smith, l L. Warburton, S. Monastero. ROW 3: C. Snovel, R. Cipro, J. Thompson, T. Hoagland, S. Weed, C. Wheeler, B. Robbins,'S. Kilpatrick, B. Marberger, N. . Smith, L. Lawless, M. Bohrer. ' ROW4:E.Sullivan,J.Fritz,N. Williams, A. Dodd, E. Hamilton, S. Skelton, B. Hart, W. Robinson, l J. Napper, K. Russell, J. Con- stable, L. Updegraft. ROW 5: R. L Hartman, W. McClennen, P Yoh, R. Fisher, L. Mulholland, M Morfoot, L. Lachenmayer, K. Litka, J. Nyce, G. Detwiler, D.' Metz, E. Hallman, D. Smith. l i l K ' Writing captions takes group effort. ADVISERS: IVlr. Paladino, Art Adviser: Miss Boeh- ner, Sponsor: Mr. Oelschlager, Photography Adviser. Building a foundation for happy memories Lynda Hansell and Brenda Ciccarellig Art Editors. Doug and Debby work on layouts. Jane works on the financial records. 87 Staff members check for errors. SMOKE SIGNALS EDITORS. B. Marberger, Business Manager: S. Colgrove, Co-Editor: D. Brown News Editor: L. Doebler, Feature Editor: E. Hallman, Sports Editor: D. Hendricks, Co-Editor: S Baumgartner, Humor Editor: K. Monaghan, Circulation Editor. Sue and Debbie discuss coming issue. SMOKE SIGNALS STAFF. ROW 1: J. Nyce, M. Basenberg, E. Hallman, M. Pragheimer, D. Smith. ROW 2: Miss Dolman, Adviser, D. Hendricks, K. Monaghan, L. Smith, S. Baumgart- ner, T. Hoagland, J. Constable. ROW 3: L. Doebler, B. Mar- berger, S. Colgrove, J. Lachenmayer, D. Brown, P. Bean, L. Warburton, S. Youngs, D. Schubert. True happiness loves to be preserved . Mark and Sherrill check latest issue. METHACTONES. ROW 1: S. Weidner, A. Wallace, C. Kinsler, P. Detwil- Wysock, D. Jenkins, S. Baumgartner, D. Goodman, L. Bair, J er, L. Robinson, P. Klinefelter, L. Marple, C. Wright, C. Bosler, L. Mill- George. ROW 3: D. Badger, J. Phillips, M. Granacher, D. Porter, J er, S. Lowry, D. Barte. ROW 2: E. Evans, K. Wesler, J. McClennen, B. Eastman, L. Hagner, D. Glass, J. Fritz, S. King, S. Landis, H. Wallace. Hagerman, P. Walton, W. Wisneski, L. McDermott, J. Howorth, M. Arising from the sounds of delight . ORCHESTRA. ROW 1: C. Wallace, J. Miller, E. Nelson, D. Li, C. Downs, D. Pearson, C. Constable, D. Badger, W. Friedman, B. Atkinson, V. McGinley, J. Schnaithmann. ROW 2: J. Thompson, K. Kaneda, T. Wolford, J. Hughes, T. Bradbury, A. Hendricks, B. Marberger, S. Dell, D. Beyer, L. Treisbach, N. Weissinger, L. Whittaker. ROW 3: Mr. Mid- dleton, D. Clemens, P. Klinefelter, J. Knobler, D. Moetsch, J. Moetsch, J. Eastman, D. Metz, J. Moser, T. Winters, W. Keirsey, J. Felty, T. McGinniss. JUNIOR HIGH BAND. ROW 1: C. Hoke, A. Kerper, B. Constabel, K. Garges, E. Li, J. White, K. Harte, J. Hart, E. Sewell, G. Benner. ROW 2: L. Mannix, V. Abrams, S. Schultz, R. Yoh, J. Reed, D. Hughes, P. Och ran, J. Wolf, K. Montalbano, K. Kaneda, J. Kiersey. ROW 3: M. Padu la, D. Schultz, M. Debbi, R. Tenney, G. Hoff, K. Barbone, T. Brunner, K. Freck, K. Krebs, C. Bean, T. DiAntonio, D. Schonecker. ROW 4: R. Toberman, J. Sawyer, D. Williams, R. DeWitt, T. Brunner, W. Dawson, S. Depuy, S. Robinson, M. Dewane, J. Parlee, R. Crist, J. Klinefelter. l l l X s l BAND. ROW 1: K. Keck, L. Hoy, D. Brunner, J. Frech, P, Funk, E. Dietrich, D. Dell, R. Slough. ROW 2: T. Keagy, G Schubert, J. Hughes, W. Miller, L. Whittaker, N. Weissinger, D. Metz, D. Beyer. ROW 3: D. Granacher, K. Sneddon Soper, R. Banyai, M. Richmond, R. Ferrier, C. Caldwell, W. Reed. ROW 4: T. Bradbury, M. Nyce, K. Nyce, D. DiCarlo, Eisenberger, G. Kemner, M. Schafer, G. Youngs. ROW 5: W. Keirsey, S. High, D. Smith, D. Moetsch, T. Detwiler, C Shining from MAJORETTES. ROW 1: C. Nurnberg, A. Siso. ROW 2: K. Harwick,,N. Kemner. ROW 3: P. Emerson,D. Souder, Captain. C- Austin. ROW 4: B. Cori, C. Gambone. ROW 5: G. Shade. l l l L S i E K , E. T. Q l my . 2'f'l?w fffrlzeff- V ' 1, V 4,.. ' -.V , , 1 - Q ,if F5 ff ,gb I gf 1. leg is , ., :Q B i Q1 c AWWA T,.,M3gm1 iZ qw-ww , wage 2:3351 Awmm, l l 3:25 fief vlii , N , - .5 . be ,Q ,, , ,: .,, y, L13 , , Xian ,iz - ., - 1, rj., 4 ,i :,s.ii.:, I ,., 4. .f :Pg- 'fr 5ii5Q,,5fZff2e,.?:j' s 1 : ' 'i L W-maw.. 1 ' .. .w wf if S 1 v .lf - F FX- r T- wx 1' X, w 1- HJC P- N ' LIU .X Q17 D 70. f , , P X ,,, , 1. f X ' 1 A., W 'PX' MJD .EXW wx J . 3-x yvxflf PU r K... .J ' 'lf 5'--1: T .1 cl fx 'C QJ LU, K ., -RQ' 5, 5.1 :Lx ,bf . . Y, lyixxld x gxxxxx M, If ' Langheim, E. Hallman, T. Wolford. ROW 6: P. Hughes, P. Klinefelter, S. Dell, S. Toms, A. Hendricks, D. Prickett, K. Hamer, A. Monaghan. ROW 7: J. Moser, B. Marberger, R. Lightcap, C. Moore, S. Shaffer, S. Houpt, E. Atkinson, L. Treisbach. ROW 8: T. McGinniss, R. Wagner, D. Hughes, M. Kemner, L. Bohrer, S. Gehret, D. Carmaenico, D. Cannon. every smiling face . J S? l,.. . x S kfkf- V. . .. . ,F ff uf- Q., 55 3 : Q V .11 E, hh: .21 ,,Qg,frVQ.i 3 .1 M yum J. xii ia? '. f ,Va '. , Qf fnjiiv . .. .. . , , .,,. ..,, ... . . .,,....l.,,. - ' --s-- r ' .M-W- ,. .I --QNV jt V i s .to I- A ' F' -. .j ,5 25 T- ei' ....-1351 A ' 5. ' ,E ,, ' 'I E21-l.' g e l:-5 2 H We 4 . .T Q s: i3lilQ1 '.'- 5 . , f f5iT?ff5 Q3 3 ---- A We T or -- - . . ' T. .. .. :i K 'fr I fir8V,:' COLOR GUARD. KNEELING: K. Pflug-Felder, D. Wisneiwski. STANDING: P. Detwiler, P. Rhoades F. Jaworski, L. Updegraff, K. Way, M. Smith, M. Tague. STAGE CREW FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PRQJECTION CLUB GUITAR CLUB FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Happiness never hidesg it loves to be found and shared SENIOR HIGH HISTORIANS STUDENT TUTORS GYM LEADERS , CHESS CLUB SENIOR HIGH ART CLUB TYPING CLUB X . WEIGHT LIFIING CLUB JUNIOR HIGH HISTORIANS With friends old and new M .V-, 1-4- UNIOR HIGH ART CLUB MAJORETTE CLUB And one day we'lI project the-world ofthe unknown into the minds of our young. Happlness appears to the studen 1: as a smlle, Hard workers are usually honestg industry lifts them above temptation. -Bovee a Sunbeam, aequiet eye, or a friend What is this that roareth thus? Can it be a Motor Bus? Yes, the smell and hideous hum Indicat Motorem Bum. -Alfred Denis Godley ,.. but what's the odds, so long as you're happy? -du Maur Happiness lives for an eternity. I counted two-and-seventy stenches, All well defined, and several stinks. -Coleridge C-I-e-a-n, clean, verb active, to make bright, to scour ,.. when the boy knows this out of the book he goes and does it. - Dickens UN DERCLASSIVIEN u ff' gf QKYQ1 -'Q'? K N X JWTIYW1 1 3 M I 71 nu was all H. 9 f ltukw 1 L ld .sl , -l i . b I 0 W .U wil 1: Os A .N BXXXW' V fl L wk x AVQYY- ' A LX 7 5' 5 sd, f BMC JUNIOR CONGRESS. ROW 1: L. Bean, C. Pifer, C. Eicherly, S. Dolman, J. Drewniany, L. Rothenberger, K. LaMont, S. Rothenber- Downes, P. Marren, D. Porter, S. Kleinert, L. Faulkner, G. Curll, M. ger. ROW 3: K. Olinick, B. Endy, D. Moister, D. McClure, J. Schnaith Gurzynski, P. Perkins, L. Love, J. Fell. ROW 2: T. Colgrove, J. Bus- mann, B. Markley. tard, T. Wolford, L. Milligan, S. Keyser, M. Constable, Mr. Ulrich, Miss appiness is the jewel of maturity. JUNIOR OFFICERS. SEATED: C. Pifer, Parliamentariang D. Mc- Clure, President: J. Fell, Secre- tary. STANDING: T. Wolford, Vice President: L. Love, Treasur- er, W. Encly, Sergeant at Arms. CAROL DRUMMER No man who is fitto live need fearto die. To us here, death is the most terrible thing we know. But when we have tasted its reality itwill mean to us birth, deliverance, a new creation of ourselves. ltwill be what health is to the sick man, what home is to the exile, what the loved one given back is to the be- reaved. As we draw near to it a solemn glad- ness should fill our hearts. lt is God's great morning lighting upthe sky. Ourfears are the terror of children in the night. The night with its terror, its darkness, its feverish dreams, is passing awayg and when we awake itwill beintothe sunlight of God. . -Fuller 105 CLASS OF 1969 Cut with the tools of experience CLASS OF 1970 108 Many faceted with knowledge I I CLASS OF 1971 the light of hope Unclouded by CLASS OF 1972 CLASS OF 1973 . ll4 O Uncertainty. 115 SPORTS W, G 5.2 , X ' V s O A 5 A - W- 'H ' - g - -,::,' - - ,J , 69' 1 ' XX, N BNC x s s u ! v X i Q Q 1 l 1 U S 1 I Q X Q Q I I 1 E E i X 1 i J Victories that are easy are cheap. .. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting. - H. W. Beecher The athlete does not quit in defeat. Anticipation. SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL. ROW 1: J. Claycomb, G. Detwiler, G. Hilt, B. Childress, T. Laverty, S. Hamme, D. Phifer, D. Metz. ROW 2: Mr. Ulrich, Coach, J. Moser, J. Bell, R. Spineo, S. Fidler, D. Webb, L. Or- His spirit is fortified, . Through the eyes of the catcher. .. 122 tiz, Mr. Boyer, Coach. ROW 3: W. Rittenhouse, C. Faust, T. Mulvilhill, T. Dyer, D. Fenstermacher, G. Brunt, J. Homa. ROW 4: C. Daub, A. DiMarzio, F. Newruck, D. McClure, K. Hynes, S. Rohm, G. Berry. Jim Bell drives one into left field. ' Without theteam,these can do nothing. 123 Bruce Childress picks up a grounder. Varsity J.V. Lower Merion 1-3 ---- Norristown 2 -1 ---- Radnor 9-11 2-5 Plymouth Whltemarsh 2 - 7 5 - 11 Upper Merion 1-3 3-5 Cheltenham 2-7 4-7 Abington 1-O 2-4 Lower Merion O-2 9- 14 Norristown O-1 3-1 Radnor 9 -4 1- 12 Plymouth Whitemarsh 11-7 5-11 Upper Merion 3-5 5-7 Upper Dublin 4-7 6- 10 Cheltenham 2-9 8-2 Abington 1-11 O-7 Upper Dublin 3-18 2-7 SENIOR HIGH TRACK. ROW 1: J. Moyer, D. Moister, J. Wisner H Heiser, P. Yoh, R. Moyer, P. Angelillis, J. Hughes, E. Ruppe, R. Ptorl ter, V. Smith, D. Lowrie, J. Schnaithmann. ROW 2: R. Horrocks, S. Katz, C. Rettstatt, J. Thomas, B. Murray, D. Mengel,J. Porter, J Vermuth, J. Thomas, G. Cooper, T. Klinefelter, R. Kelso. ROW 3: B Starkey, T. Keagy, J. Eastman, M. Constable, B. Markley, J. Dougher ty, S. Keyser, J. Catania, J. Drewniany, B. Goodman, D. Kennedy ROW 4: Mr. White, Coach, S. Schnaithmann, G. Pettry, W. Patch, V Kniezewski, B. Keyser, K. Thompson, J. Dureka, B. Grosshanten, G Leas, Mr. Marinkov, Coach. Oops! QD , Lower Nlerion 78172 - 61 172 Springford ' 81 - 59 Norristown 54 - 86 Radnor 69 - 71 Plymouth-Whitema rsh 66 213 - 771!3 Upper Nlerion 741!2 - 65172 Upper Dublin 40 - 100 Cheltenham 77 - 63 Abington 40 - 10 Rocketed by high hopes . . y Alright, you asked for it! Up, up and away! 125 BOYS' TENNIS. ROW 1: A. Quay, R. Fisher, J. Nyce, H. Magee, R. Bourne, G. Zander, T. Lynch. ROW 2: Mr. Houser, Coach, B. Moyer, W. Reed, T. Colgrove, G. Pennypacker, B. Lenhart, A. Winters, J. Myers, M. Malone. intensified by victory With determination, Gary Zander waits forthe ball. Val Buschmann Iunges to return a net shot. GIRLS' TENNIS. ROW 1: P. Detwiler, P. Klinefelter, C. Phifer, A. Robertson, E. Nagle, S. Neuter, D. Hendricks, V. Buschmann, S. Smith, C. Schmidt, H. Roth- enberger. ROW 2: M. Allan, M. Marinari, C. Hibbetts, L. Love, L. Marple, L. Bohrer, J. LaMonte, S. Rothenberger, L. Landis, C. Adamow, A. Hendricks, C. Nissle, Miss Boehner, Coach. What goes up must come down! Rich'Bourne eyes the ball. But Anne, the ball is still in your hand' Boys Girls Cheltenham O-5 O-5 Lower Merion O-5 1-4 Norristown 3 - 2 4 -1 Abington 1-4 O-5 Radnor 5-O 4-1 I Plymouth - Whitemarsh O - 5 1- 3' Upper Nlerion O - 5. 1-4 Upper Dublin 1-4 2-3 Debbie Hendricks re- leases a good backhand. 127 Mark Basenberg on the follow-through. ,, ,k,, , . L,,. ,,,, . ,, . ,., , - . . ',,. il, I W ... ,A,-g I. ,A,,h V, ,V - ' f w-wi-ff'-'JMfwwj. f 1.1-1: . if ' Z 'Q V. . 1' . .g. , ., , vi is 1 1-,' N' 'W f f i ff' f 'iii' ff My 1 kwa . . Q . is , ., .,,1., .. .. , sim. f , aqui hit H lt, 'i ,w. -1 N Mitt ' Wfimsi 5 ,IF ss -... . . .. -hs? 9 . .ld E' i .:f gm. f . f.fE 'f'!i 2 iff' ,r-ff'fi'Hi'iFi,fl il' . Pi 7 F ' ii . li ei'z.Qf,'W- WVR ,sH,1 1' , ,QW ' tw' a n ... f I 1 -. V- -xii W, . , , it s H ,,. , ii- 4' . ww num' ' -' ' 'ifi X fa, . - . . - f',.b . ' -4 7.41 r . 73353, ,g,,5izf.., 5, i q 1 7, , ..,fw..5i,, ,zgfjiff yy, ' , , mir .5 ' VA f'Fif,fg-'MI' . fiifivr' Z ,':'ffi3i'?Q ' W' '. V, f:Q'gfffQH F - iii, 'g f. K. . , oififir . if , 5 :5 2' si'f'f'. W- '- 'if ffff' lfif ,.e.':., ag. ffl? S . a , ,, if l,,Fij,,:,!,:.j, .,w.k,l.,:,,M:,iVj.' . ' P ff '35Ef. '.ifg.' f5ff' f,i'lff Wvf. ,. ..,f - . .L,.,, -... , E' ' 0 'V . :HL-5: rf :I :xiii :V :: ,:-2 ':- +w's.i,,',f. swat' raw 4' qs' ii i if ' z 0 21 512 ik ,i , f 5. e:-1. . ' , 2.5'?:4fff .,2,,.f.-:Sz-sofi--.i' -' .fits ' ig . . Frank Wright prepares to tee off. 0 Sparked by competition . . . GOLF. ROW 1: F. Wright, F. Brown, F. Moister, G. Kulp, R. Siso,. G. ' Urich, J. Butera. ROW 2: W. Gillinger, A. Brown, M. Basenberg, Mr. Upper Merion 7172- 7172 Saboe, Coach, B. Rosen, M. Wright. Jenkintown 11 - 4 Upper Dublin 3 - 12 Norristown 8 - 7 X 128 l l i l LACROSSE: ROW 1: B. Felty, F. Murray, D. Brown, L. Warburton, P. K. Pflug-felder, K. Burnett, B. Ralston, L. Lawless L Lake ROW 3 J l Bean, J. Lachenmayer, S. Weed, S. Wessner, B. Hart, C. Snovel, M. Miskimmin, V. Berger, C. Kinsler, L. Rothenberger C Eicherly V 1 Morfoot, J. Harry. ROW 2: J. Constable, J. Fritz, L. Smith, S. Reiner, Fisher, Miss Bosler, Coach, Mrs. Richards, Assistant Coach A Ku E. Vermuth, P. Rhoades, B. Saylor, T. Jordan, P. Marren, K. Wesler, biak, J. Fell, K. Weller, M. Jaskowiak, J. Napper, D Freece Upforgrabs! l l i i 129 Joan Lachenmayer waits for along pass Varsity Upper Merion 6 -11 UpperDublin 7- 4 Souderton 6- 4 UpperDublin 3- 9 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 5- 8 Souderton 2- 5 Our girls fight for the ball. Spiced with cheers of encouragement. Valley Forge 18 - 98 Rittenhouse-Stewart 38 -91-55 P Bala-Cynwyd 36 - 87 Radnor 43 - 80 Here-takeitlu Welsh Valley-Upper Merion 241!2-93-471!2 Ardmore 47 - 80 JR. HIGH TRACK. ROW 1: Mr. Barbaretta, Head Coach, R. Patton, R. Countryman, J. Winkler. ROW 3: B. McClay, M. Borzillo, G. Reynolds, Miller, J. Keirsey, B. Smith, N. Wesler, R. Saylor, F. Morris, J. Fell, B. M. Schmieg, R. Harry, T. Detwiler, M. Marren, E. Cronin, A. lntoccia. Hansberry, Mr. Subers, Assistant Coach. ROW 2: R. Miller, L. Smith, ROW 4: R. Shainline, J. McClennen, J. Rogers, J. Felty, D. Batzel, C. B. Edwards, T. Berger, A. Constable, E. McCormick, D. Roberts, W. Shaw, J. Ehinger,C. Basile, W. Keirsey, J. Carroll, J. Megilligan. Maxim mmm lm 3 ww: Robert Ferrier hopes for a soft landing. John McCIennen releases a good put. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL. ROW 1: T. Sawyer, A. Fermier, R. Cassel- D. Nyce, R. Beyer, P. Perkins, T. Murphy, J. Kenney H Beyer T Mill berry, W. Romano, G. Croner, K. Adams, J. Santora, J. Litka, G. er, B. McDonnell, Mr. Croner, Coach. Webb, J. DeWan, J. Nagle, D. Woodruff. ROW 2: J. Holler, C. LaSorda, John Holler slams one to left. Valley Forge 1- 8 Stewart 3- 12 Rittenhouse 8- 6 Stewart 1- 1O Ardmore 5- 3 Bala-Cynwyd 4- 3 Welsh Valley 2-15 Upper Merion 6 - 9 Rittenhouse 16- 10 Radnor O- 13 Hey, Green Giant, what's new besides Ho, Ho, Ho! Kirk Adams catches it for the last out SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS. A. Fagan, E. Margolis, D. Moles, P. Perkins, T. Hoagland, L. Smith, L. Love, K. Marinari, S. Sovring, D. Bookhei- mer. ABSENT: L. Rothenberger, Mascot. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS. D. Faust, G. Love, C. Hallman, D. Rothenberger, J. Horrocks, A. Padula, S. Landis, B. Wol- ford, S. Hunsicker, B. Shepard. 'jj' 7 1-'Egfr f 1 v .ff-' .si r M., 334-.,,3,,, . Qi srfsilezgfiiwfffwlfm. sis' fxigileffl,-,rz,,7 5 if-.Ha 525511 .i 2!1ZI2f', fSis?f1iEgfYfs,fEf,i 1. .V , ..... ,-ww., ,gg,,,..', signs, 'A -' ,231 Q. M , fwggsggy 515- rages, fi ' ei' ieffiliei U - - were 141.51 ewes? i ,, 1, . W' -i f -4:15-' ,,e-'i i V am ,e .sw,, i m .' eafi. A ,.. ,. w ,: f, .f.,-f, 1,,- ,A gf. . g,3fm1..f,A.Q,. f .ggf:g5,,, - .fl,,,,,,z-ing, , .,.s,,f.,S.f,w ?:si .igf fw fgiikilihq jf T: 'W f 7, :'l 5'f71f':i'Sfkf'ei i71? 12EQ ' ?5'159ai??5ii5?bs?zx 12'-ws, ' Q Yhiif,--1 . favs.,-Q1 ,v2-, .- .afii yfsffw ffagsegslagvfxzgag fwszglf Y - ., Qfm xziisr Qeulfwver- A ' fsi.sllgElrTli-1 1 4 5f.' ..'f: ggvezl K ' 1,2452 :lg1.2?:1,,gfzwil. '::e' gggaalggglf if , . rf- .5 mm ' ,ef-we-f5:i2',e:5525525111sm, . - V iiggrlfirgil .. ,, . ,,,,,,gp5g.,q FAR LEFT: Lydia Smith, Sr. High Cheer- leader Captain and Miss Boehner, coach. LEFT: Donna Rothenberger, Jr. High Cheerleader Captain and Miss Hall, coach. Bend your knees! Happiness is generated by enthusiasm. . Pre-game excitement is demonstrated by the cheerleaders and the band. 133 An athlete s enthusiasm provides an inward Ii ht Springfield Niontco Abington Sun Valley Cheltenham Chester Upper Dublin Plymouth Whitmarsh Norristown Upper Nlerion Ridley Skip Hilt rushes the ball past his opponents. Lou Folen makes a diving save. HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER. ROW 1: J Claycomb, L. Folen, B. Hunsicker J. Schnaithmann, R. Pforter, S Coville, M. Rogers, K. Olinick, B Starkey, K. Thompson, R. Wagner S. Hamme, D. Richmond, G. Hilt, S Keyser, V. Smith, J. Katz, P. Folen G. Brunt, J. Miller. ROW 2: Mr. K Ulrich, T. Keagy, J. Hopkins, L. Bur- sard, F. Nliller, T. Lynch, J. How- arth, W. Endy, J. Drewiany, W Markley, J. Bustard, P. Smith, K Adams, C. Faust, A. Quay, T. Wol- ford, D. Sherry, C. Lawless, D. Par- ker, P. Lowrie, J. Myers, J. Jordan Mr. F. Poehlmann, R. Slough. ROW 3: J. Doman, D. McClure, P. Yas- kowski, B. Horrocks. Q reei i BELOW: The end of a beau- mul pass' I've got you this time!! 5 4 I t i i l Making the hope of victory brighter. -- -.-W , .,.,. ,,ALb,,k , e, Q Varsity J.V. Collegeville-Trappe 12-13 21-0 Sun Valley O-42 19-24 Cheltenham 7-38 0-13 Abington 6-46 6-26 lnterboro 14-6 7-20 Nether Providence O-19 13-13 Norristown 12-6 O-25 Upper Dublin O-19 12-21 UPI-79V Menon 6-33 Canceled Plymouth-Whitema rsh 13-32 7-18 MHS pushes for extra yardage. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL. ROW 1: J. Moyer, T. Llewellyn, K. Hynes H. Heiser, C. Zeigler, T. Laverty, P. Angelillis, H. Magee, B. Childress R. Kimbel, D. Williams, J. Eastman, R. Steele. ROW 2: C. Basile, J Felty, J. Miller, T. Eisenberger, G. Leas, J. Homa, M. Constable, W Bitting, W. Patch, V. Kniezewski, R. Drawbough, B. Keyser, D. Nyce B. McDonnell, J. Carroll. ROW 3: J. Holler, C. Lasorda, R. Goodman R. Cronmiller, J. Dureka, D. Moister, R. Hibbs, P. Perkins, J. Litka, J Ehinger, M. Schmieg, R. Beyer, C. Skelton, R. Kimball. ROW 4: Mr. Marinkov, Assistant Coach: Mr. Berardelli, Head Coach, Mr. Mc Knight, Assistant Coach. Don't move!! You can cry on my shoulder HOCKEY. ROW 1: D. Goodman, S. Downes, V. Berger, S. Dell, J. C. Snovel. ROW 3: Miss Burger, AssistantCoach Mrs Richards Hantz, L. Rothenberger, A. Robertson, S. Weed, B. Saylor, C. Wheel- Head Coach, P. Zeltner, D. Roth, C. Rothenberger E Nelson B Hart er. ROW 2: K. Wesler, P. Marren, J, Wessner, L. Marple, J. Miskim- S. Wessner, A. Hendricks, J. Lachenmayer M Morfoot L Dember He possesses a moral courage ger, V. Fisher, C. Kirk, C. Hopkins, J. Kawler J Lacek S Edinger The Warriors surround their opponent Varsity J.V. Norristown 1-2 2-2 Plymouth Whitema rsh 4-O O-O Cheltenham O-O 2-1 Collegeville - Trappe O-O 1-2 Upper Dublin O-1 2-1 Schwenksville 2-1 2-O Abington O-3 2-O Upper Merion 1-3 O-O Marian and her opponent raise the dust. Where did it go? Endurance Dwight Batzel leaves his opponents behind. Norristown 45-18 Upper Merion 50-15 Plymouth-Whiternarsh 43-19 Abington ' 43-19 Section Meet Sixth Cheltenham 20-35 He flies with the wings of Mercury. Able to endure suffering and distress. CROSS COUNTRY. ROW 1: Mr. Faust: R. Moyer, J. Hughesg P. Yoh. ROW 2: C. Shaw: G. Staurowskiq T. Mulvihillg J. Catania: D. Batzel. ROW 3: J. Lawlisg B. Ferrierg K. Scatchardg B. Stratton: C. Hoagland. Varsity 125 lb 100 lb Ardmore 6-19 O-19 O-31 Stewart 14-O 6-13 O-13 ' Welsh Valley 7-14 -- -- Rittenhouse 15-20 7-14 O-6 Radnor 13-O 6-20 O-12 Valley Forge O-14 -- -- Time out! JUNlOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1: S. Ma ew G. Croner M. Borzillo Y i i i D. Saltmer, R. Casselberry, T. Graham, K. Sneddon, C. Weller, R. Stubbs, W. Dutton, R. Miller, A. lntoccia, W. Huff, J. Kenney. ROW 2 F. O'Donnell, R. Weikel, C. Alker, D. Dell, J. Dougherty, W. Smith, Ri Keir, G. Hoff, M. Hansell, L. Kreibel, R. DeWitt, W. Shepard, J. Cicci- MHS prevents a first down. pio. ROW 3: R. Nelson, M. Sewell, J. Lonchar, J. Dewan, A. Fermier, R. Carroll, G. Schubert, T. Sheridan, J. Jackson, L. Beebe, R. Bean. ROW 4: Mr. Forsyth, Assistant Coach, G. Clark, J. Winkler, R. Miller, T. Berger, S. Krauss, K. Harper, D. Granacher, D. Martinelli, Mr. Gro- zinski, Head Coach. The line-up! MHS prepares to set up a crucial block. WEIGHT TEAM FOOTBALL. ROW 1: J. Santangelo, R. Card, L. Santo- ra, R. Slater, A. Eninger, D. Pack, D. Monastero, J. Bernstiel, R. Er- rington, J. Capparo, S. Germer, J. Keirsey, S. McClure, D. Glass ROW 2: B. Steer, S. Fishburn, T. lnterrante, T. Winkler, G. Dukes, G. Martinelli, R. Bernstiel, G. Fesmire, R. Keyser, R. Siso, M. Boyce, J. Lynch, J. Wolfe, J. Appleton, W. Souder. ROW 3: Mr. Barbaretta, Mr. Subers, L. Brunt, F. Morris, R. Crist, F. Scenna, J. Viglione, A. Con- stable, R. Hamilton, D. Roberts, D. Emerson, T. Slwaradin, R. Tenney, A. Weikel, J. Toperzier, A. Rubeo, B. Tenney, D. Cromer, C. Keyser, C. Slavin, R. Rittenhouse. To his teammates, he is an inspiration. Varsity J.V. Valley Forge 3-1 2-4 Upper Merion 1-2 O-2 Ardmore 1-1 1-3 . Welsh Valley O-1 O-6 Bala Cynwyd 2-7 0-3 Radnor 1-1 2-O Valley Forge 1-O O-1 Upper Merion 1-2 O-2 Ready or not, here it comes '. JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER. ROW 1: E. Sewell, S. Saylor, E. diCarIo, W. mer, K. Toms. ROW 3: Mr. Ercole, Assistant Coach N Weissinger P Byers, D. Germer, S. Slaski, N. Wesler, W. Schlack, P. Strohm. ROW James, M. Gardner, S. High, G. Smith, H. Beyer R Shirmer J San 2: B. Hansberry, J. Bustard, R. Saylor, R. Pforter, W. Romano, W. tora, G. Kemner, J. Knoble, L. Brown, Mr. Houser Head Coach Countryman, L. McDermott, R. Bright, R. Toberman, T. Bookhei- The athlete never stands alone. Not me-the ball! This littl e piggy went to market. Three legs are better than one. 142 l i Linda Rothenberger comes down with a re- GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Hart, J. Harry, S. Wessner, L. Rothenberger. ROW 2: Miss Kerr, Coach, V. Fisher, J. Lachenmayer, W. Robinson, C. Snovel. bound. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL. ROW 1: B. Collins, G Appleton, L. Bohrer, B. Waltrnan, C. Rothenber ger, C. Hopkins, A. Vermuth, P. Lacek, D Moetsch. ROW 2: Miss Burger, Coach, J. Kauler, D. Roth, E. Nelson, V. Buschman, A. Hendricks S. Edinger, C. Kirk, C. Adamow, J. Lacek, R Lightcap, J. Napper, L. Warburton. Hey, come on down! Varsity J.V. Norristown 34-18 24-13 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 28-33 12-18 Where's the ball? Cheltenham 42-29 22-13 Abington 41-36 16-18 Upper Dublin 26-28 11-21 Schwenksville 35-28 9-15 Abington 29-53 18- 8 Upper Merion 'iNot Available At Publication 143 K3 ,aff fi A 1 A 'M M A . Q, X Q is . .pwfff .- fm ' I 2, 5 .5 1 rw ,ww V 21, if fax' Z Q WWW Jw- M blush iq.. ,su 5. .- gl' frvff' 3 M3 EW! Ns. HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING. ROW 1: S. Fialkowski, C. Hexter, R. ' delli, Head Coach, G. Reynolds, K. Hynes, D. Moister, J. Carroll, R. Hartman, D. Collins, R. Stratton, J. Katz, T. Wolford, J. Wendling, P. Cronmiller, B. Childress, B. Scatchard, J. Dureka, Mr. Ercole, Assist- Lowrie. ROW 2: F. Ross, R. Beyer, H. Heiser, D. Nagy, W. Bitting, L. ant Coach. Santora, J. Felty, J. Wagner, P. Folen, D. Dillllarzio. ROW 3: Mr. Berar- Together the team shares the happiness Conference. Lou moves to a position of advantage. Varsity J.V. Spring-Ford 41-9 38-25 Souderton 45-11 43-17 Phoenixville 13-35 26-33 Abington 28-16 44-15 Norristown 18-20 22-28 Cheltenham 19-27 39-12 Hatboro-Horsham 36-1O 41-14 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 39-14 23-34 L Upper Dublin 25-19 32-19 l Nether Providence 41-8 72-O Great Valley 14-26 26-22 Upper Merion 25-14 28-22 Rickey maneuvers with skill. Coaches watch with confidence. of success. Pete struggles for freedom. Two points for Methacton! Joe moves for a breakdown. Warm-up exercise conditions wrestlers. Joe breaks his opponent down JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL. ROW 1: J. Viglione, M. Smith, T. Con stable, R. Burnsteil, B. Nelson, A. Gentile, B. Carroll, G. Webb, G. Croner G Tyler ROW 2'R Hamilton B McHu h W Souder D Croner, D. Ciccarelli, D. Guttridge, R. Weikel, D. Granacher, T. Mur- Va rsity J.V. Stewart 45-60 14-29 Rittenhouse 23-68 25-51 Ardmore 22-53 22-23 Ba la-Cynwyd 26-47 38-16 Welsh Valley 48-40 19-30 Upper Merion 22-33 19-32 Radnor 30-41 25-32 Valley Forge 23-32 14-33 Stewa rt 39-47 17-42 Rittenhouse 20-57 32-45 Will he mak 't? phey. ROW 3: C. Toms, R. Card, F. Scenna, S. McClure, R. DeWitt, A. Weikel, J. Neilan, A. Fermier, B. Romano, S. Burton, T. lnterrante. ROW 4: J. York, R. Wood, Mr. Carey, Assistant Coach, B. Berry, B. Dutton. ABSENT: Mr. Saylor, Head Coach. The real happiness of pride and a sense ei Fierce opposition increases the struggle l JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING. ROW 1: T. Sheridan, D. Little, N. Wesler, J. Latelia, J. Keirsey, S. Saylor, A. Kerper, T. Berger, R. CiCippio ROW 2: G. Flad, D. Priest, J. Robbins, M. Maloney, E. Biiikiewicz, J Frech, R. Saylor, M. Richmond, R. Miller, E. Cronin. ROW 3: D. Pack, an athlete grows from J. Dewan, S. Mayew, R. Hartman, T. Starkey, Mr. Kellon, Head Coach, J. Light, Mr. McKnight, Assistant Coach, L. Brown, M. Mar- ren, M. Hansel, B. Tenney, D. Deli, D. Bowser. Welsh Valley 17-32 Baia-Cynwyd 42-15 Ardmore 31-29 Rittenhouse 40-18 Stewart 29-26 Valley Forge Radnor Upper Merion 2i:Not Available At Publication. of accomplishment. Methacton matman struggles for a pin. Muscles are taunt as MHS grappler pins his man. GIRLS' TRACK. ROW 1: K. Pflug-Felder, V. Fisher, L. Rothenberger, S. Reiner. ROW 2: S. Wes- Sally receives the baton from Kathy duringa sner, P. Bean, B. Hart, K. Keyser. practice race. One minute of this real happiness GIRLS' SWIMMING. SEATED: C. Treisbach, C. Shaw, P. Schiavo, M. STANDING: D. Tague, N. Meixner, P. Beecher, M. Tague, D. Pearson, Schlosser, P. Schmieg, R. Wolford, C. Hallman, K. Smith, B. Fiorillo, T. Barchet, C. Barbone, B. Cori, Mrs. McDowell, Coach. H. Rothenberger, M. Schaithman, P. Schiavo, B. Hantz, M. Felty. GO! BOYS' SWIMMING. ROW 1: T. Winters, C. Meixner, A. Ehinger, D. Phi- W. Keirsey, R. Asher, T. Colgrove, W. Rittenhouse, W. Smith, H. Iippy, R. Politz, M. Sharadin, J. Lawlis, M. Sewell, T. Detwiler, N. Wright, J. Smith, L. Foien. Weissinger. ROW 2: Mr. Poehlmann, Coach, B. Edwards, J. Eastman, compensat? lfor ev ry disappointment. will f T J i i n Y T J re Q Swimmers tch as this i t a es a beautiful dive. How did that kid in 7? 4 lane get off so quickly? Mr. Poehlmann gives his team some advice as they get ready for the Distr-ict Meet. SENIOR DIRECTORY DOUGLAS ACKERMAN 537 Church Road, Norristown. J.V. Football 1,22 Track 1. Armed Service. PAUL ANGELILLIS 314 East Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Track gl Field Club 2,33 Class Congress Vice- President3 J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,32 J.V. Track 2, Varsity Track 3. College. PHYLLIS ELAINE ARMS Old Baptist Road, Collegeville. Waitress. KENNETH F. AUSTIN 22 Lark Lane, Audubon. Trade School. JOHN BAHN Morris 81 Bethel Road, R.D. 1942, Lansdale. Work. MARK HUNTER BASENBERG 424 Jennifer Lane, Norristown. Class Play 33 Class Congress 33 J.V. Basketball 2, Var- sity Basketball 33 Varsity Golf 2,33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff. College. THOMAS BASILE Box 98, Park Avenue, Audubon. J.V. Foot- ball 1, Varsity Football 2,3. SHERRILL GILPEN BAUMGARTNER Box 43, Worcester. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Chorus 1,2,33 Class Play 3. College. MARGUERITE CAROL BEAN 1040 Cardinal Road, Audubon. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Future Homemakers' Club 13 National Honor Society 2,33 Student Council 33 J.V. Tennis 13 Varsity Lacrosse 2, 3.College. CAROLYN BERNSTIEL 3126 Methacton Avenue, Norristown. Busi- ness School. EUGENE BERRY 3936 Germantown Pike, Fairview Village. Chess gl Checkers Club 1. College. ALLEN BLEVENS 30 Ashton Road, Collegeville. MARILYN A. BOHRER Hickory Hill Drive, Worcester. Student Council 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 33 National Honor Society 2,32 Yearbook Photography Editor 33 J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2,3. College. RICHARD G. BOURNE Fairview Village. Varsity Tennis 1,2,3. Col- lege. JOHN W. BRIGHT 224 Rodgers Road, Norristown. Football 13 Baseball 1. School. DEBORAH L. BROWN 120 Harry Road, Norristown. Chemistry Club 13 Future Homemakers' Club 23 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Yearbook Literary Editor 3: National Honor Society 2,33 Var- sity Lacrosse 1,2,3. College. WARREN A. BROWN Kriebel Mill Rd., Collegeville, R.D. ffl. Class Play 3. MICHAEL BUCKLER 203 Lauman Avenue, Norristown. Service. BRUCE A. CHILDRESS 2 Hollywood Avenue, Norristown. Varsity Football 1,2,33 Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3Q Var- sity Baseball 1,2,3. College. ,BRENDA CICARELLI North Trooper Road, Norristown. Yearbook Art Editor 33 Art Club 1. Art School. REBECCA ANN CIPRO 310 East Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Future Teachers' Club 33 National Honor Society 2,33 Basketball Manager 1,2. Col- lege. KENNETH CLARK 3756 Old Baptist Road, Collegeville. JAMES ROBERT CLAYCOMB Baptist Road, Collegeville. Varsity Soccer 1, 2,33 J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. Service. SUSAN FRANCES COLGROVE R.D. f41 Phoenixville. Future Teachers' Club 33 Library Club 1,22 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 National Honor Society 2,32 Student Council 1,3. College. THOMAS COLLINS Mill Road, Collegeville, R.D. 7l41. JUDITH MARY CONSTABLE Landis Road, Worcester. Art Club 13 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 J.V. Lacrosse l,2, Varsity Lacrosse 3. College. SHARON CORNAZ Egypt Road, Audubon. Class Congress 2,3. Business School. ARTHUR SAMUEL COVILLE 1012 Windy Hill Road, Fairview Village. Na- tional Honor Society 2,33 Student Council 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Class Congress 2,33 J.V. Tennis Manager3 J.V. Soccer 1,2, Var- sity Soccer 33 J.V. Basketball l,2, Varsity Basketball 3. College. KENNETH J. COX 2869 lst Avenue, Norristown. Marines. MARY DADDARIO 139 Valley Lane, Norristown. Future Home- makers' Club 1,2,3. Nursing Club. - SHERRY LYNNE DALTON Box 520 Lansdale, R,D. 741. Secretarial Work. WILLIAM DAWSON R.D.741, Lansdale. GEORGE EDWARD DETWILER 8 Owl Road, Audubon. J.V. Baseball l,2, Varsity Baseball 3. College. MARY DIDONATO 8 Highland Avenue, Trooper. Practical Nursing. DANTE S. DIMARZIO 3909 Nancy Lane, Collegeville. Chemistry Club 13 Gym Leader 33 J.V. Football 2, Var- sity Football 33 J.V. Track 13 J.V. Wrestling 1, Varsity Wrestling 3. College. ALVIN GENE DOBBS 160 Sunnyside Avenue, Norristown, R.D. 3541. Chess 81 Checkers Club. Armed Forces. ANN M. DODD 34 Wayne Avenue, Norristown. College. 152 MARIONNE DEANNA LORRAINE DOEBLER 1 Ashwood Lane. Norristown. Band 1: Class Play 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 J.V. La- crosse 1. College. MARYANN DOUD Grange Avenue, R.D. 1542, Collegeville. Dra- matics Club 1. College. PAUL DRACE Schwenksville, R.D. 3541. Masonry. KENNETH DYER 3906 Nancy Lane, Collegeville. School. DANIEL FARRIS Hollow Road, Collegeville, R.D. 3141. Navy JOHN FAULKNER Yerkes Road, Yerkes. BARBARA FELTY Bustard Road, Lansdale, R.D. 342. Future Teachers Club 33 Modern Novel Club 13 Chorus 13 J.V. Lacrosse l,2, Varsity La- crosse 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3. College. JOSEPH GEORGE FERENZ 2993 Artmar Road, Fairview Village. Elec- tronic Technology. ROBERT M. FISHER Box 142, Fairview Village. Dramatics Club 13 Tennis 2,3. Business School. LOUIS JOSEPH FOLEN Oak Terrace, Lansdale, R.D. 7l42. Class Con- gress 23 Swimming 1,32 J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity Soccer 3. College. PETER J. FOLEN Oak Terrace, Lansdale, R.D. 7442. J.V. Wres- tling 13 Swimming 1,2,3I J.V. Soccer 2, Var- sity Soccer 3. College. KENNETH FRANTZ JR. 303 Rogers Road, Norristown. Rifle Club 13 Track 1,32 Swimming 1: J.V. Football 1. Machinist. KAREN FREEMAN 67 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Future Homemakers' Club 3. School. JOANNE FRITZ 15 Orchard Lane, Audubon. Dramatics Club 13 Class Play 33 Banquet Committee 33 Cho- rus 2,31 Class Congress 33 J.V. Lacrosse 1,2, Varsity Lacrosse 3. College. RICHARD A. GENTILE Valley Forge Road, Norristown, R.D. fl. Class Play 33 Class President 2,33 J.V. Base- ball 13 J.V. Basketball -l,2, Varsity Basket- ball 3. College. JOSEPH GESULLO 5th Hillside Avenue, Norristown. JOHN D. GLASS Township Line Road, Norristown, R.D. 341. Stage Crew 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 J.V. Foot- ball 1. Armed Services. GAIL GLENZINGER 217 S. Trooper Road, Norristown. Future Homemakers' Club 1. Nursing. GLENN I. GRABOWSKI Trooper Road, Norristown, R.D. 3341. College I MARY E. GRANACHER x1V28LFairview Avenue. Chorus 1,2,3. Airlines or . JEAN M. GRECO 429 S. Park Avenue. Class Congress 3. Work. I NANCY T. GRECO Township Line Road, R.D. 43, Norristown. Chorus 1,25 Student Council 1,23 Prom Committee 23 Banquet Committee 33 Class Congress 3. College. SUSAN A. GUTTRIDGE North Wales Road, R.D. 43, Norristown. Art Club 23 Class Play 3. College of Art. EUGENE G. HALLMAN 28 Clearfield Avenue, Norristown. Class Play 33 Stage Crew l,2,33 Color Guard 13 Band 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Yearbook Sports Editor 33 J.V. Tennis 13 Swimming 13 J.V. Football 1. College. CAROL HAMEL 3900 Nancy Lane, Norristown. WAF. ELIZABETH R. HAMILTON 282 Lauman Avenue, Norristown. Night School. SAMUEL R. HAMME 24 Alden Road, Norristown. Class Congress 33 J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 33 J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 33 J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2,3. College. NINA HANNOCK Sunnyside Avenue, Trooper. Library Club 1. Hairdressing. LYNDA KATHRYN HANSELL Grange Avenue, Collegeville, R.D. 42. J.V. Basketball 1,23 Literary Magazine 2. Col- lege. DAVID WILLIAM HARPER 16 Church Road, Norristown. Projection Club 1,2. Work. DONALD F. HARPER 16 Church Road, Norristown. JENNIFER JANE HARRY 910 Jode Road, Norristown. Track 23 J.V. Lacrosse 2, Varsity Lacrosse 33 J.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. College. BARBARA D. HART 17Vaux Lane, Phoenixville, R.D. 41. Ban- quet Committee 33 Class Congress Secre- tary 2,32 J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 2,33 J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,33 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3. College. RICKEY EDWARD HARTMAN 38 Brenda Lane, Audubon. Weight Lifting Club 33 JV. Wrestling 2, Varsity Wrestling 3. College. NANCY JANE HARTSOCK Lansdale, R.D. 42. Work. CHERYL LYNN HARWICK Hickory Hill Drive. National Honor Society 2,33 Student Council 23 Class Congress Ser- geant-at-Arms 3. Nursing. HARRY DAVID HEISER 307 Church Road, Norristown. Track 84 Field Club 2,32 Varsity Wrestling 1,2,33 J.V. Track 1, Varsity Track 2,32 J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity Football 3. College. ANN DEBORAH HENDRICKS Bustard Road, Cedars. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 J.V. Tennis 1, Varsity 2,3. College. GARY W. HILT 227 Rogers Road, Norristown. Rifle Club 13 Class Play 33 Baseball 1,2,33 J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 33 Soccer 1,2,3. Col- lege. CHRISTINE MARIE HINCKLE 3740 Germantown Pike, Norristown. Cho- rus lg Library Club 13 Class Play 3. Junior College. TIFFANY HOAGLAND Shady Lane, Lansdale, R.D. 42. Class Play 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Student Council 33 Class Congress 2,33 Cheerleading 1,2,3. College. CAROL ANN HOLLER 3228 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Business School. FRED L. HORNING 19 Orchard Lane, Audubon. Service. ROBERT HUDOCK Featherbed Lane, Audubon. JAMES EARL HUGHES 3112 Longacre Road, Norristown. Band 1,2, 33 J.V. Baseball 13 Cross Country 2,33 J.V. Track 13 Orchestra 1,2,3. College. ROBERT M. HUNSICKER 20 Orchard Lane, Audubon. Projection Club 13 Soccer 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3. Col- lege. CHARLES HURST 121 Oaklyn Avenue, Norristown. Basketball 1. KATHLEEN HYNES Box 26, Cedars. J.V. Hockey 13 J.V. Lacrosse 1. HENRY F. IRVING 110 Lafayette Drive, Norristown. Chess 81 Checkers Club 2. JOSEPH H. JANNEY 3213 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Baseball 1,2,3. Hairdressing. DELORES JANE JENKINS 239 Lauman Avenue, Norristown. Library Club 1. Work. DORIS ELAINE JENKINS 411 South Barry Avenue, Norristown. Re- ceptionist. MICHELLE JESCHON Pawlings Circle, Phoenixville, R.D. 41. Fu- ture Teachers' Club 33 Dramatic Club 1. College. JOSEPH KATZ Grange Avenue, Collegeville, R.D. 42. Dra- matics Club lj Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3Q Swimming 1,23 Varsity Soccer 3. College. DAVID KEIR Potshop Road, Norristown. NANCY KEMNER 3480 Germantown Pike, Collegeville. Color Guard 13 Majorettes 2,3. Nursing. DAWN MARIE KENT 110 Sarah Avenue, Norristown. Data Proc- essing. LOUISE E. KERPER Bethel Road, Lansdale, R.D. 42. Secretary. GAIL BEVERLY KIBBLEHOUSE Weber Road, Lansdale, R.D. 42. Dramatics Club 13 Class Play 3. Nursing. 153 GRAYSON KILPATRICK JR. 116 Whitley Drive, Norristown. Navy. RICHARD H. KIMBALL 23 Lawrence Road, Audubon. Varsity Foot- ball 3.College. SUSAN KIRKPATRICK 3201 Marilyn Avenue, Norristown. College. ELAINE KNIEZEWSKI 105 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. J.V. Hockey 2. College. CARL WALTER KLEINERT, JR. 2826 Egypt Road, Audubon. VIVIAN KOFFEL 24 Sunnyside Avenue, Trooper. CAROL JEAN KRIEBEL Berks Road, Lansdale, R.D. 42. Debating Club 23 Student Council Secretary 3. Nurs- ing School. RONALD J. KUMMERER Arcola Road, Arcola. TED KUZMA 2626 Woodland Avenue, Norristown. Col- lege. JOAN ELIZABETH LACHENMAYER 17 Circle Drive, Norristown. SMOKE SIG- NALS Staff 33 Yearbook Sports Editor 33 Future Homemakers' Club 13 Student Council 13 J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 1,2,33 Varsity Lacrosse 2,3. College. LAURA JO LAKE Vaux Lane, Audubon. Class Congress 2,31 Student Council 33 Yearbook Typing Editor 33 J.V. Lacrosse 1,22 J.V. Hockey 1. College. JANE ILENE LAMONTE . 2720 Egypt Road, Norristown. Class Con- gress 2,31 Junior Prom 23 J.V. Tennis 1,2Q J.V. Hockey 1,2. Hairdresser. JANEILANDIS 19 Culp Road, Audubon. Chorus 1,2. School. DONNA LYNN LANIGAN 3139 Methacton Avenue, Norristown. Sec- retary. LORETTA LAWLESS 2745 'Lantern Lane, Audubon. Student Council 1,3, Student Council Secretary 23 Class Congress 2,33 National Honor Society 2,31 Prom Committee 2,33 J.V. Hockey 1,22 Varsity Hockey 33 Lacrosse 2. College. GEORGE C. LAUMAN JR. Berks Road, Lansdale, R.D. 42. Work. TERRY LAVERTY 122 Hollywood Avenue, Norristown. Foot- ball 2,33 Baseball 1,2,3. IDA L. LEDESMA 17 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Student Council 3. CHARLES E. LEONARD 3116 Germantown Pike, Fairview Village. Architectural Drafting. JANE LI 31 Buckwalter Road, Norristown. Chemis- try Club 13 Future Homemakers' Club 23 Yearbook Financial Editor 33 National Hon- or Society 2,33 Varsity Lacrosse 1. College. KAREN ANN LITKA 3606 Ridge Pike, Collegeville. Library Club 1,2,3. College. DAVID J. LOWRIE 109 River Road, Collegeville. Rifle Club 1,22 J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity Football 33 Varsity Track 2,3. Electric Company. HOWARD GORDON MAGEE 2765 Woodland Avenue, Norristown. Stu- dent Council 13 Class Congress 23 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3Q J.V. Football 1, Varsity Foot- ball 2,3. College. BARBARA JEAN MARBERGER 19 North Midland Avenue, Norristown. Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3. College. RICHARD MARR 2701 Lantern Lane, Audubon. Golf 2. Col- lege. . GARY MAYNES Griffin Road, Fairview Village. WILLIAM McCLENNEN 3501 Germantown Pike, Collegeville, R.D. 3341. Wrestling 1,3. College. THOMAS ALAN McGINNISS 3941 Cross Keys Road, Collegeville. Band 1, 2,33 Orchestra 23 J.V. Wrestling 23 J.V. Track 13 J.V. Indoor Track 1. College. LARRY McGRANAHAN 139 Oakdale Avenue, Norristown. Job. FRANK MEGILLIGAN 4 Wren Road, Audubon. Wrestling 13 Stage Crew 2,3. Armed Services. DAVID LEE METZ 1033 Thrush Lane, Audubon. Band 1,2,33 J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. Col- lege. CAROL ANN MITCHELL 2826 Second Street, Trooper. Office Work. KAREN MONAGHAN Wetherill Road, Phoenixville, R.D. 341. Li- brary Club 1,2,33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3. College. SANDRA ANNE MONASTERO Crest Terrace R.D. 3541, Norristown. Future Homemakers' Club. College. MARIAN AMELIA MORFOOT 1 2711 Woodland Avenue, Trooper. Varsity Hockey 33 Varsity Lacrosse 2,31 J.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. College. RICHARD JAMES MOYER 3746 Old Baptist Road, Collegeville. Track 81 Field Club 33 Cross Country 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3. College. LANNY G. MULHOLLAND 101 Church Road, Trooper. J.V. Football 13 J.V. Baseball 23 Debating Club 1. College. FRANCES WINIFRED MURRAY 3002 First Avenue. J.V. Lacrosse 1, Varsity Lacrosse 23 J.V. Hockey 1. School. JANET NAPPER 1039 Cardinal Road, Audubon. Future Homemakers' Club 13 Lacrosse Manager 2, 33 Swimming 1,2,3. Nursing. JONATHAN WESLEY NYCE Mill Road, Collegeville, R.D. 7941. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Class Congress 2,31 Tennis 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3. College. LINDA JAYNE NYCE 14 Orchard Lane, Audubon. School Store 1, 2,3. Business School. PATRICIA DIANE OCHS 204 Sunnyside Avenue, Trooper. Chorus 1, 2. Work. HELEN O'DONNELL 3609 Germantown Pike, Collegeville. Hair- dresser. SHIRLEY J. O'NEIL River Road, Collegeville, R.D. 541. Future Homemakers' Club 1. Secretary. THOMAS OSBORNE 811 North Park Avenue, Norristown.J.V. Tennis 1, Varsity Tennis 2,3. College. ANDREW PARKER 2833 First Street, Norristown. Work. LAWRENCE F. PARKER Sunnyside Avenue, Norristown. Trade School. RICK PFORTER 6 Chapel View Lane, Phoenixville. Class Play 33 Class Congress 23 J.V. Track 1, Var- sity Track 2,33 Indoor Track 1,2,33 J.V. Soc- cer 2, Varsity Soccer 1,3Q Track gl Field Club 2,3. College. DENNIS BRUCE PHIFER 110 Oaklyn Avenue, Norristown. J.V. Foot- ball 13 J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. College. DEBORAH LYN PHILLIPS Box 22, Audubon. Class Congress 2. Work. MARGARET LEE PLATT Whitehall Road, Norristown. Student Coun- cil 13 Swimming 13 Basketball 1. College. MICHAEL PRAGHEIMER 3807 Germantown Pike. Debating Club 23 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3. Undecided. DAVID ANDREW PUDELKA 109 Wayne Avenue, Trooper Road. Weight Lifting Club 33 Varsity Wrestling 3. College. DANIEL JOHN PUSCAR 118 Candy Lane, Valley Forge Terrace. Basketball 3. Trade School. ROBERT RAMSEY Level Road, Collegeville. MELODI CAROL RAPINE 2807 Copper Mine Road, Norristown. Fu- ture Homemakers' Club 1. Work. BERTHOLD P. REGAR Pechin Mill Road, Collegeville. Rifle Club 1, 3. College. JEAN RHOADAMER 106 Caswell Avenue, Collegeville. Secre- tary. TIMOTHY RHODES R.D. 443, Township Line Road. Track 13 Cho- rus 1,2. College. THOMAS DELL RICHMOND Fairview Village. Rifle Club 1,2,3Q J.V. Soc- cer 1, Varsity Soccer 2,3. College. BONNIE ROBBINS 34 Circle Drive. College. 154 ANNE ROSEMARY ROBERTSON Varsity Hockey 33 Varsity Tennis 2. College. PATRICIA WINZETTA ROBINSON 52 Hickory Hill Drive, Worcester. Class Play 33 Student Council Vice President 33 Year- book Photography Editor 33 J.V. Hockey 23 Varsity Basketball 2,3. College. MICHAEL WARREN ROGERS Box 111, Fairview Village. Student Council l,2, Treasurer 33 J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soc- cer 3i J.V. Wrestling 13 Varsity Track 1. Col- lege. JOHN E. ROSS 3842 Township Line Road, Collegeville. Chorus 13 Indoor Track 1. College. ERIK JOHN RUPPE Egypt Road, Audubon. Chemistry Cluh 23 J.V. Wrestling 1,23 Varsity Football 33 J.V. Track 2. College. KATHLEEN COLESTE RUSSELL Hickory Hill Drive, Worcester. Class Play 33 Student Council 23 Lacrosse 1. Nursing. LOUIS SANTORA 3108 Ridge Pike, Norristown. J.V. Wrestling 1, Varsity Wrestling 2,3. Air Reserves. BARRY SCATCHARD 3826 Germantown Pike, Collegeville, R.D. 7441. Wrestling 1, 3. College or Service. DIANE KAY SCHUBERT Township Line Road, Collegeville, R.D. ffl. Secretary. DONNA J. SCHUBERT 111 North Midland Avenue, Norristown. Color Guard 13 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3: Class Congress 3. College. GAIL LORRAINE SHADE Trooper Road, R.D.741.Majorettes1,2,33 Prom Committee 23 Class Congress 2,33 Class Play 3. Secretary. MARK J. SHAW 41 Brenda Lane. Chess 84 Checkers Club. College. REBEL TERRY SHIRES Pinetown Road, Norristown. Work. JOHN DIETRICK SICKEROTT 142 Oakdale Avenue, Norristown. Service. BRADLEY MYERS SIDDONS Berks Road, Norristown, R.D. 3541. Golf Team 23 Rifle Club 1,2,33 Soccer 1. College. SUSAN SINGER Box 155, Fairview Village, Art Club 2. Art School. SHARON SKELTON 1039 Thrush Lane, Audubon. Student Council 1,3, Treasurer 33 Congress 1,2,33 J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 23 J.V. Bas- ketball 1.College. DOUGLAS CHARLES SMITH 106 Glenwood Avenue, Norristown. Class Play 33 Modern Novel Club 13 Debating Club 23 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Yearbook Edi- tor-in-Chief 33 National Honor Society 2,33 Student Council 13 Class Congress 2. Col- ege. ELEANOR HENRY SMITH Bean Road, Norristown, R.D. 3441. Art Club 1, 2. College. Skippack Pike, Norristown. Chorus 2,33 LYDIA JANE SMITH Box 74, Valley Forge Road, Worcester. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Student Council 1, 33 Class Congress 2,37 J.V. Lacrosse 2, Var- sity Lacrosse 33 Cheerleading 1,2,3. Col- lege. MARGARET ANN SMITH 332 Rebecca Drive, Collegeville. Art Club 1, 23 Color Guard 2,3. College. VERNON ALAN SMITH Water Street Road, Norristown, R.D. 791. Track 8i Field Club 2,33 Chemistry Club 13 Prom Committee 23 Class Congress 2,33 Student Council 1,2,33 J.V. Track 2, Varsity Track 33 Indoor Track 23 J.V. Soccer 1, Var- sity Soccer 2,3. CATHERINE E. SNOVEL 3877 Germantown Pike. Chess Club 13 Var- sity Hockey 2,33 Varsity Basketball 2,3, Manager 33 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3. College. DEBORAH MAE SOUDER 3364 Amelia Street. Class Congress 23 Ma- jorettes 1,2,3. Hairdresser. ROBERT STEELE Water Street, Norristown, R.D. 7991. Football 1,2,3. BARBARA J. STROHM Kriebel Mill Road, Collegeville, R.D. 791. Art Club 13 Future Homemakers' Club 2,3. Col- lege. ELIZABETH JEAN SULLIVAN 34 Evans Road, Trooper. Class Congress 2. College. MARIANNE J. SWANSON 120 Reid Drive, Norristown. Work. BARBARA L. SYESTER 112 Miami Avenue, Norristown. Secretary. ROBERT H. SYPHERD 102 Wayne Avenue, Trooper. Chess 81 Checkers Club 1. Service. JANE S. THOMPSON R.D. 7991, Norristown. Future Teachers' Club 3. College. . VERNIE THOMPSON 37 Brenda Lane, Norristown. College. DONNA LEE TOMS Arcola Road, Collegeville, R.D. 7992. Modern Novel Club 1. College. RALPH TRAINER 2919 Main Street, Trooper. LINDA TREISBACH 6 Wren Road, Audubon. Band 1,2,33 Prom Committee 23 Future Homemakers Club 13 Class Congress 2,32 Swimming 1. Secre- tary. MARY JAYNE TUTURICE 2700 Amy Drive, Norristown. Secretary. DAVID L. TYSON Collegeville, R.D. 7992. Rifle Club 1,2,3. Serv- ice. LANE W. TYSON 14 Culp Road, Audubon. Work. LYNN TYSON Valley Forge Manor, Phoenixville, R.D. 791. Band 1. RICHARD TYSON 14 Culp Road, Audubon. Carpenter. LINDA UPDEGRAFF 38 Adair Drive, Norristown. Color Guard 2, 33 Class Congress 2. College. JAMES WAGNER 35 Circle Drive, Norristown. Weight Lifting Club 33 J.V. Wrestling 2, Varsity Wrestling 3. Marines. LINDA WAGNER 2976 Second Avenue, Trooper. Future Homemakers'Club1.Nursing. RICHARD J. WAGNER 301 Rogers Road, Norristown. ROBERT FRANKLIN WAMPOLE Morris Road, Lansdale, R.D. 7942. J.V. Soccer 1. College. LINDA LEE WARBURTON 24 Evans Road, Trooper. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Class Congress 33 J.V. Hockey 2, Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3. Nursing. SUSAN ANN WEED P.O. Box 218, Landis Road, Worcester. SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 2,32 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3. College. ELAINE WEIDEMEIER Bethel Road, R.D. 742, Lansdale. SUSAN LOUISE WESSNER 17 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Future Homemakers' Club 13 National Honor Society 2,31 Student Council 2,37 Class Congress Treasurer 2,32 Prom Com- mittee 2,33 J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2,33 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,33 J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity,Hockey 2,3. College. 155 SCOTT W. WEST 43 Circle Drive, Norristown. Art Club 1. Art School. CYNTHIA ANN WHEELER Box 66, Fairview Village. J.V. Hockey 1,2, Varsity Hockey 3. Junior College. NANCY WILLIAMS Hollow Road, Collegeville, R.D. 791. College. PETER WINKLER Stump Hall Road, Collegeville. J.V. Football 2. Service. JAY W. WISNER Kriebel Mill Road, Collegeville. Track 81 Field Club 2,37 National Honor Society 2,32 Stu- dent Council 1,2, Student Council Presi- dent 33 Class Congress 3, Parliamentarian 23 J.V. Track 2, Varsity Track 1,32 Indoor Track 1,2,33 Varsity Cross Country 1,23 J.V. Basketball 1. College. ROBERT WOODRUFF 1043 Thrush Lane, Audubon. FRANCIS WRIGHT 1128 Sparrow Road, Audubon. Golf Team 3.College. JOSEPH YASKOWSKI Box 126, Bell Road, Fairview Village. Stage Crew 2,33 Visual Aids 1. College. PAUL YOH 516 North Park Avenue, Norristown. Track 81 Field Club 2,33 Chemistry Club 13Class Congress 23 J.V. Track 2, Varsity Track 1,32 Indoor Track 1,2,33 Varsity Cross Country 1,2,3. College. JOHN YOUNG 102 Hollywood Avenue, Norristown. Class Congress 2.College. SHARON ELIZABETH YOUNG5 3256 West Mount Kirk Avenue, Norristown. Future Teachers' 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3. College. GARY S. ZANDER Lansdale, R.D. 7992. Chemistry Club 13 Rifle Club 33 Class Congress 23 Tennis 23 Soccer 1. College. CLAYTON DAVID ZIEGLER Township Line Road. 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Nlain St. Park-Ridge Center Swede Square Center Norristown, Pa. 19401 Farms - Country Places - Rancners Split Levels - BiLevels 84 Insurance BETTS FARM AGENCY 2836 Ridge Pike, Trooper Norristown, Penna. 279-2280 489-4252 287-9827 VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Germantown Pike, Fairview Village, Pa. Hours: Mon.-Fri. Wed. Sat. 9A.M.to 12:30 P.M. 9A.M.to' 7 P.M. to7P.M. 5P.M. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF PEN NA. DRAFTING CORP FAIRVIEW VILLAGE, PA. PHONE: 584-6020 ALLAN A. MYERS 8: SON EXCAVATING AND ROAD BUILDING CONTRACTORS WORCESTER, PA. 19490 O.J. HYNES MEATS Wholesale Freezer Orders Custom Slaugntering GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE GRADUATES P. SCHMIDT FUELS Ed W If O Burner Service 417 S. Park Ave. Trooper PHARMACY 279-347, g,f.mf2C-Q1-2 P N 4 i 51' QGQRGQRRE , I11IIIIIInisz II' EIIIIITIIIS Complements of , umnuzs I 41 cum L ' ' from EEIJARS COUNTRY STORE Proprietor -ROBERT E. DIBBLE nouTE13-cEnAns.PA. Piinni 584-4238 TROOPER BOWLING LAN ES 272-8811 24 AMF LANES Anthony D'Amore, Mgr TH E CUI-CNIAL FABRIC SHOP VILLAGE GIFT AND YARN SHOP Colonial Center Ridge Pike, Eagleviiie, Pa. 1930 West Main Street 279-0791 Norristown, Penna. 19401 275-4882 Prop. Althea Bucher BLUE BIRD MARKET 3911 Ridge Pike Collegeviile, Pa., 19426 Phone: 489-4251 RISHER'S FLOWERS 3760 Germantown Pike Phone 489-4421 Collegeville, Pa. Member of F.T.C RIDGE PHARMACY For Community Health Service Pa rk-Ridge Shopping Center 275-4050 Trooper, Pa. 275-1919 Free Delivery Service Glnlnng Ilmpnrta Eth- 2001 West Main St. Norristown, Pa. Phone 272-0753 Phone 275-8158 JACK NOLAN ESSO SERVICENTER OPEN 24 HOURS Towing Snow Plowing STATE INSPECTION, LUBRICATION, WASHING, REPAIR FAST ROAD SERVICE LE-ienrgr A. Salter lliarhuxarr -1-1 Colonial Center 1--1 Ridge Pike, Eagleville. Pa. 272-8677 SA' MAR BR'DA SHOPPE PARK-RIDGE GIFT SHOP Bridal Gowns Formal Gowns Custom and Ready to Wear COpen Evenings until 7200, 620 Main Street Norristown, Pa. CBetween Haws Ave. and George Sty Gifts For All Occasions Hallmark Cards and Party Goods Park-Ridge Center Trooper, Pa Compliments of TRI-MET AL PRODUCTS CLASS OF '68 ONWARD AND UPWARD ..BETTY,S,, PERKIQMEN BRIDGE HOTEL CORNER KITCHEN sivioRoAsBoRD FRI. 8. sAT. 5-9 SUNDAYS at HOLIDAYS, 12-8 Zeps - steaks - Hamburgers DINNERS-LUNCHES-BANQUETS Pepper8lEggs - PepperSteaks PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Ridge Pike 84 Clearfield Ave. Trooper, Pennsylvania 272-8242 Samuel Chiccarine, Prop. 489-9511 Route 422 and 29 ln Collegeville, Pa. 1 HOUR MARTINIZING Certifies the lVIost in Dry Cleaning Collegeville Shopping Center M.C. WEEKS, INC. Ridge Pike Collegeville, Pa. Rugs - Carpets - Venetian Blinds Storm Windows - Awnings ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Audubon Village Shopping Center EGYPT and PAWLINGS ROADS Audubon, Pennsylvania MALONEY AUTO ,BODY Ridge Pike Eagleville, Pa. 19408 Edmund J. Nlaloney Phone: 275-3494 COLLEGE PHARMACY 321 Main St., Collegeville, Pa. 489-4225 PIAZZA'S MARKET DELICATESS EN Trooper, Pa. Grocery-Cold Cuts Meats-Frozen Foods ERV SHAINLINE 3620 Ridge Pike Collegeville, Pa. 19426 489-7388 Lawn 84 Garden Equip. - Sales 84 Service MOST FABULOUS SMORGASBORD Luncheon 11:30 to 2 P.M. , Dinners 5 to 9 P.M. Sunday Dinners 12 to 8 P.M. COLLEGEVILLE INN Collegeville, Pa. Banquet Facilities 25 to 850 A-la Carte Menu Always Available HEIDEL'S LUNCHEONETTE GOOD HOME COOKING Come and See Us 3761 Ridge Pike Collegeville, Pa. Shop Phone 489-9545 Home Phone 256-8011 HARTLEY'S GLASS, MOWERS AND SAW SERVICE 489-9154 489-7058 I , Glass Window - Mirror - Auto Best Wishes to the Classof '68 fmmlhe He'de' Fam Y Skippack creek Road, R.D.1 Collegeville, Penna. . Congratulations to the Class of 1968 275-5555 272-4468 from Mr. gl Mrs. Howard Hurst L gl H STORE Division of Sandrose Merchandising Co. TEAM EQUIPMENT 0 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES TROPHY PLAQUE 0 PARTY FAVORS Jim LaSorda 103 East Main Street Jerry Riviello Norristown, Pa. SUPPORT THE YEARBOOK PAPER DRIVES Periodic Collections - March through October Details Published One Month Before Each Drive SAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Neff, Jr. Congratulate the Class of '68 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 From Mr. and Mrs. Huon Li Congratulations to the Class of 1968 from Mr. gl Mrs. John Warburton Congratulations to the Class of 1968 from Mr. 84 Mrs. T. C. Baumgartn Congratulations to the Class of '68 from Lida S. Thompson Congratulations to the Class of '68 from Mr. John F. Smith, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Litka Nancy and Steve Mr. St Mrs. Walter M. Marberger Ron and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Max Wagner Mary Beth Granacher WPM Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dodd Eleanor A. Boehner SI' l Congratulations To The Class Of 1968 O From JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCILS Patricia Winzetta Robinson Linda Lee Warburton Scot West Rick 84 Loretta Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles A. Lawless Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Lake Spec. 4 Stanley G. McClennen Jr. Sam 81 Sue Debby L. Brown Joan E. Lachenmayer Marilyn A. Bohrer Jean Greco Sue8t Herb Gary 84 Joan Mr. 84 Mrs. John H. Holler Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Treisbach Don 81 Donna Don 81 Diane ohn 84 Barbara oug8t Shirley HS Matmen's Loyal Female Teacher Fan r. 84 Mrs. r. 84 Mrs. r.8t Mrs. Mr.8t Mrs. Mr.8tMrs. Warren A. Mr.8fMrs. W.H. Keirsey Ralph Clemens James McQuaid Frank Norris William A. Fritz Brown Reuben J. Hookwaw Lydia J. Smith M. H. P. S. L. Mr. John Lawrence Quigg Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Paul Doud, Sr. Dewey Robert Cusamano CCuzJ Biddy Kummerer Mr. 81 Mrs. Addison Howard Elaine Smith Mark Leamy Douglas C. Smith V Vicki Berger 8. Holly Rothenberger Mr. 81 Mrs. John Marren Mr. 81 Mrs. George E. Glenzinger Mr. 84 Mrs. Alex S. Mack Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul A. Yocum Cheryl Granacher Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Youngs Jane Li Master William H. Leister Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Leister Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Vanaman Fred 81 Dawn Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph L. Colgrove Martin J. Duffy Nancy8t Matt Linda 81 Gary Mr. 84 Mrs. Dan Monastero Bob SL Linda Elaine8lJackie Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Kerper Carol 84 Butch Tony 84 Franny Mr. 8l Mrs. Milton E. Kirkpatrick Mr. 84 Mrs. Elmer Napper Mr. 84 Mrs. John Riley John 84 Diane John 81 Nancy Mr. 8. Mrs. John Spitko Greetings From the Great Northeast Memory of O.F. Reichenbach Mr. gl Mrs. Donald Ingram Mr. 84 Mrs. Allen Slavin Jr. Mr. Harry Hurst Bonnie8l Clyde My Pal Turtle Power Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Jenkins Karen Freeman Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph W. Hart Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Lewis Heiser Sr. jodi martinelli William Gray Joe 81 Donna Good Luck Class of 68 Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Constable Sgt. Thomas P. Ciccariella CU.S.M.C.J Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert L. Monaghan Mr. 81 Mrs. Forest Cochran Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Kuehn Sherry King Mr. 81 Mrs. John F. O'Conner Mr. gl Mrs. Fred Bookheimer For Janney Alias Fawn FRANK ZAPPA BURT BEVETT Dr. 84 Mrs. George W. Thompson John Bright The Eagle Diane Gingras Rich Fisher 8t Sherry Dalton Norman N. Wismer Mr. 84 Mrs. John T. Lachenmayer Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas E. Orner Charlie Leonard - The V.T. Gene Hallman oCambridge, Md. 0 Hannibal, lVlo. oTopeka, Kan. oVisalia,CaIif. ' .- s .-.'. ,.- Q . 1 . -. .-.,- .', .-3 - -,. .-. -,Q . H... ,. 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