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METH ACT ONI AN 1971 Methacton Jr. and Sr. High Schools Fairview Village, Pennsylvania Volume VIII What is freedom? Are we free to speak as we feel, to say as we please, or to believe as an individual? Do we ex- press ourselves honestly or are there hidden thoughts, mental blocks obstructing the way? What roles do the government, the administration, and our own beliefs play in our realization of liberty? We, the staff of the 1971 Methactonian, have tried to present a few facts, a few opinions, and a few thoughts. Read on and find the answers to the questions in your own mind. Table of Contents Foreword ........................................ 1 The Year ....................................... 26 Vo-Tech .................................... 30 Clubs....................................... 36 Sports ..................................... 60 The People..................................... 100 Underclassmen.............................. 104 Seniors.................................... 132 Faculty and Curriculum .................... 166 Senior Directory........................... 192 The Patrons.................................... 202 Oh, only a free soul will never grow old. Leslie Hopkins, Editor-in-chief Jim Connolly, Assistant Editor-in-chief Pat Kordek, Literary Editor Mary Alice O'Connor, Assistant Literary Editor Holly Kinloch, Financial Editor Diane Brodowski, Financial Editor Susan Houpt, Photography Editor Cindy Downes, Assistant Photography Editor John McDonald, Student Photographer Gary Smith, Sports Editor Luanne Hendricks, Art Editor Joan Yaskowski, Layout Editor Joann Moore, Vo-Tech Editor Celeste Macalino, Typing Editor i The founders and builders of our country were in- spired by high ideals. The ideals upon which our na- tion is based were strong enough to carry the in- spired through their battles and to weather the ages so that they exist today. They are the fundamental princi- ples of liberty, equality, justice, and democracy. everywhere he is in chains. The men of 1777 — did they bleed and suffer and die for a dream that became a reality or did they die in vain for a false hope that will never be realized. Or maybe it was a step along the way — maybe men must never stop fighting for It. 6 The only freedom which deserves the name, is that of pursuing our own good in our own way, so long as we do not attempt to deprive others of theirs, or impede their efforts to obtain it. -J L Some men say that to love is to be tied down: to be free is to have no one to care for. I say it is the other way around. We can love and be free if we are honest. Yes, I think honesty is freedom. I think honesty is love. The days I am lonely I am locked within. My smile cannot escape. But when I have friends My spirit is released And I live again. Deny them this participation of freedom and you break that sole bond, . . . the unity of the empire. My world isn't here for me yet But 1 live it still . . . And if you should tell me, with your eyes. You can't live my world I would say neither. And if you should leave and I not aware, Your eyes won't know mine to cry. My world is unknown unseen untouched. And I search for it in every smile and cloud I meet. I searched for it in you. The world moves on and I go along looking for mine, I hoped I could do it .. . with you. MLW 19 My mind's just a question And exhausted soon I'll be What is life and love If we say not what we feel. I'll give you a kingdom with geese and gold and fiery dragons and knights of old but that's not me. I live in a meadow with hair down to here There's room for you if you want it. MLW When the wind blows free Men draw their coats closer. They must conform To the dictates of nature. When the sun is warm and men Are released from the wind's grasp, Then they are liberated And movement is free. Why must it be one or the other? Why can't mankind be nature's brother? No one can be perfectly free until all are free. LEFT: Bill Beideman concentrates on fixing an electric toaster in Appliance Repair Shop. ABOVE RIGHT: Okay, everything's in place. Now I just have to get the thing cut BELOW CENTER: John McDonald posed for this candid shot of him and his teacher. Mr. Tapp. BELOW LEFT: The up-to-date North Montco Vo-Tech school is shown here in a view from the front. BELOW RIGHT: This one goes in here and this one goes in here, I think ABOVE: Precision. The key to a suc- cessful piece of ar- chitecture. LEFT: Squeezing'' is messy business for Joann Moore. RIGHT: A future auto mechanic adeptly makes ad- justments from the inside of a station wagon. BELOW: Wearing safety glasses, John Pro- sock closely exam- ines a complex- looking machine. ABOVE: A casually attired bricklayer builds a wall to specifications. ABOVE RIGHT: Young electricians install wires in a makeshift wall. BELOW: Michelle Megella contemplates a new style while removing cur- lers from the hair of a customer. BELOW RIGHT: Several boys sit and relax with their safety goggles pushed up before resuming their work. RIGHT: Work in the Vocational Technical School can often seem tedious to an out- sider. Here, however, a boy diligently attacks his task knowing that, no matter how boring, it will eventually lead to the mastery of his trade. BELOW: Electronics can be a fascinating field. Junior Mark Diesel is absorbed in the electrical gadgetry of a televi- sion camera. LEFT: Jim Knobler assembles his creation”, a model of an ultra-modern building. ABOVE: Patty Hughes takes her usual care in preparing lunch for the school. 35 CLUBS SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: A. Ehinger, A. Intoccia, B. San- tora, L. Bierman, P. Haymaker, P. Schmieg, B. Burns, M. Monaco, M. Lowe, P. Schiavo, R. Crist. ROW 2: L. Ambler, D. Schultz, B. Shepard, L. Moles, M. Malony, M. Schiavo, R. Rob- bins, N. Wesler, L. Baskin, K. Kaneda, P. Homa. ROW 3: H. Candy, I. Laurenius, B. Smith, B. Carroll, T. Graham, M. Sharadin, R. Stubbs, J. Venezia, L. Hop- kins, V. Arena. ROW 4: G. Croner, Par- liamentarian, W. Romano, Sergeant-at- Arms, C. Constable, Treasurer, J. Volpi- celli. Vice President, P. Lacek, Secretary. Senior High Student Council This year it's Al's gavel . . . the journey to the Junior High for the meeting . . . the Christmas Kettle . . grievance committee controversy . . . handbook committee's victory: slacks for girls . . the responsibility that comes along with the privilege Robert's Rules of Order Alan listens intently to the discussion of an issue in Council before recognizing the next speaker. After sitting through the whole discussion, Mr. McConnell injects one of his constructive statements as the vote is about to be taken. lavatory committee ... I move to table discussion . . . he can't make a motion, he's not a representative lack of student support . . . student support . . . homeroom apathy homeroom opinions . . . candy sale . . committee reports . par- liamentary procedure secretary's minutes . roll call at the door ... Al: Now what you're saying is ... Junior High Student Council JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Heyser, S. Graham, M Hoffman. J. Lawton. ROW 2: D. Wallace, J. Papach, S. Brown, M. DeFusco, R. Schultz, M. Bologna, D. Kaneda, T. Punchur, G. Tenzinger, T. Keagy, J. Finerfrock, H. Heyser. ROW 3: Mrs. Bacher, Advisor, B. DeHaven, W. Constabel, S. McAnally, T. Volpicelli. S. Turner, M. Fennelly, D. Horner, P. Bickhart, M. West, E. Endy, K. Pack. ROW 4: L. Amelang, D. High, D. Garges, M. Middleton, K. Monaco, K. Reynolds, S. Scott, L. Plummer, O. Smith. C. Brown, C. Hutto, L. Guzzardo, J. Lawlis. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ROW 1: M. Hoffman. President, J. Lawton, Vice President, S. Graham, Secretary, S. Heyser, Treasurer. Installation of the Student Council representatives includes the oath taken to faithfully represent homeroom or class. Seated behind them are their alternates. Experiencing leadership and responsibility all female offi- cers . . weekly meetings after school Mrs. Bacher, the ad- visor . . . only representatives are granted the floor Trea- surer's report: the previous balance strict parliamentary law — a preparation for senior high old business new business . . . announcements adjournment. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW 1: S. Houpt, Treasurer, T. Graham, President, L. Pancio, Vice President, C. Bosler, Secretary. ROW 2: L. Whittaker, L. Freas, D. Rhoads, L. Hopkins, F. Jaworski, D. Faust, N. Pierson, C. Li. ROW 3: S. Fitzgerald. P. Kordek, L. Brown, J. Jones. M. Emery, Sponsor, W. Shepard. ROW 4: M. Baer, H. Beyer, N. Weissinger. ABSENT: J. Volpicelli, G. Croner. Curtains open . . a sudden hush . . . lights go out . . . they look so brilliant sitting there ... a speaker rises . . . what an honor it must be . . . new members are being called forward ... I wish I had tried har- der before . . . candles glowing, faces shining . . . Who me, on the National Honor Society? the last of the new members proceeds forward . . . new responsibilities lie ahead . . It'll be fun getting to- gether . . it'll be an honor . . Students lending services . . be sure that you put science books in this section . . . giving up class pe- riods to organize student facilities . . . these books over here are over- due . . . contributing to the cause of broadening the minds through lit- erature . . . someone has to run these passes to the study halls organizing a Christmas Tea for the enjoyment of deserving students . . . soon our two representatives will be sent to Kutztown so be ready, you may be chosen . .. going to workshop to learn new skills to improve the library . We hope to see you again in the future . . . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. ROW 1: W. Carpenter, W. Thim, W. Smith. ROW 2: P. Lauman, D. McKelvey, J. Shoemaker, V. Stiteler, C. Downes, P. Earle. ROW 3: G. Wells, R. Clairmont, K. Groff. ROW 4: C. Hurst, L. Wehny, H. Haraczka, D. Hartenstine, K. McGonigle, B. Mills, E. Hoynash. Meetings during homeroom, get- ting down to business . what business? . . Mr. Forsyth and the super-athletes . . letter winners . officers to run the meetings faculty-varsity basketball game sponsoring an activities night being a service club, we are avail- able for any aid we may render — Jake Fell . . . BOYS' VARSITY M CLUB. ROW 1: Mr. Forsyth, Sponsor, W. Romano, B. Souder, K. Haws, D. Ciccarelli, G. Tyler, Secretary- Treasurer. ROW 2: F. Santillo, R. Miller, J. Premo, A. Constable. ROW 3: M. Sewell, K. Sneddon, R. Hartman, R. Carroll. ROW 4: J. Fell, President, H. Beyer, J. Kenny, R Stubbs, T. Murphy. ABSENT: G. Croner, A. Fermier, J. Latella, N. Marren, G. Webb, A. Weikel, R. Weikel. The meeting is called to order . . . wait a minute, Lin, call it to order again when Laurie gets her pencil out . . committee reports . . . you haven't had a meeting yet? . . . Cathy isn't here yet so we can't give ours . . Tuesday mornings in the cafeteria . . . what do you think we should have on our jackets? . . . no, I think The Great, Beautiful Methacton Girls' Varsity M Club is a little much . . gifts to the girls' school . . . service projects . . . field day . the study hall's waiting to get in — we'd better adjourn . . GIRLS' VARSITY M CLUB. ROW 1: L. Hopkins, G. Ortiz, B. Collins, Vice Presi- dent, L. Ambler, President ROW 2: L. Zan- der, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Rhoades, R. Keirsey, M. Wynn. ROW 3: C. Barbone, G. Appleton, S. Landis, R. Lightcap. ROW 4: Miss Bosler, Sponsor, J. Horrocks, K. Brown, W. Batzel, J. Bardsley. SWIMMING AIDES. ROW 1: J. Shott, J. Wolf, J. Appleton, F. Scenna, D. Hausner, R. Ranposelli, E. Bilikiewicz, M. Sharadin, J. Brobson.T. Detwiler, L. Brunt, M. Campana, W. Smith, J. Mortensen, VV. Dutton. ROW 2: K. Burness, S. Heyser, B. Collins, D. Pearson, T. Harmer, S. Ulrich, C. Muhs, P. Schmieg, S. Robinson, G. Appleton, K. Brown, E. Sewell, D. Pack, A. Lafferty, S. Amelang, S. McQuillan, D. Smith ROW 3: M. Schiavo, C. Constable, P. Ochran, A. Intoccia. K. Bondi, R. Brooke, D. Faust, E. Stanko, P. Schiavo, C. Wallace, C. Treisbach, P. Berger, T. Shepps, L. Freas, K. Amelang, S. Sykes, S. Howarth, H. Fennimore, B. Hantz. ABSENT: N. Allen, L. Ambler, C. Ames, D. Bani, L. Bierman, C. Bosler, K. Catania, K. Crawford, R. Ehinger, D. Gehret, W. Ferguson, R. Freas, R. Hamilton, K. Loffreda, K. Long, B. Lord, M. Lowe, D. Marinari, J. Pack, S. Scotti, D. Venezia, R. Zeigler. GYM LEADERS. ROW 1: R. Bernstiel, K. Haws, G. Clark, D. DiCarlo, G. Noll, D. Emerson, R. Patton. ROW 2: Mr Ulrich. Spon- sor, D. Ciccarelli, K. Sned- don, B. Carroll, R. Stubbs, J. Bustard. ROW 3: D. Roberts. B. Nelson, G. Tyler, T. Murphy, C. Langheim, J. Kenney. Get the basketballs . . . volleyball nets . . how is an iron cross done again? . . . whistle, tweet, whistle . . . No, in pass football, you can pass from anywhere on the field . . animal ball . . . foul, skin's ball . . . gymnastics, ugh! . . . last shot . . two minutes for showers, is that enough? . . bird's nest . parallel bars . . . muscle- ups . . show us that back seat extension again . . . Okay, everybody to the side . . . kick, splash, breathe ... try it alone . . . float, kick, sink . . Relax, kick your legs high . . . look, I can do it . . that's the way; everybody try it together . . next lesson we'll try the stroke . . . wow, already . . . Sure, you'll be swimming in no time everybody out now . I want to see the aides a minute . dripping wet, drying off . . . keep up the good work, I can see they're catching on now . . . Oh yeah, mine sinks faster than yours does . . . See you at the party Saturday, it'll be a big splash . . . Blake, an overhead for 223 . . . reel . . film . . . make sure 248 has the largest reel . . activities night, run- ning the projector . .. 'Mickey One . . Ride the Wild Surf . . . longer extension cord for 127, Rick .on . . off . tell the teacher to leave the blower on after the film strip projector . . . does 220 still have that overhead, Mr. Bergandino? . . . PROJECTOR CLUB. ROW 1: B Kneeland, R. Martin, M. Petko. ROW 2: G. Thomson, J. Sor- tino, R. Bechtel, R. Fox, Mr. Bergandino, Sponsor. Flex pi up . . . left and right torms ... we just blew a breaker . . . teasers-weird lights ... pit light . . turn off the cove lights hit the curtains . . put down the screen grab a mike and take it down . cables from the stage crew to the cast of Gramer- cy Ghost : ugh . catwalk building scenery . . . three broken strings on the ghost's door . . Mrs. McThing . . thank heaven for electricity . . . STAGE CREW. ROW 1: M. Baer, President, Mr Ott. Sponsor, S. Malloy, D. Cannon. ROW' 2: J. Houpt, M. Petko, R. Martin. ABSENT: K. Keck, Vice President. P. Funk, B. Strohm, G. Hummer, M. Scott, B Kneeland. 43 SENIOR HIGH BAND. ROW 1: S. Schultz. S. Rockett, W. Dawson, M. Debbi, T. Graham, D. Tyson, D. Moetsch, K. Kraus, R. Lawless, J. Jackson, D. Granacher, D. Caramenico, J. Brunner, R. DeWitt. ROW 2: R. Artz, K. Fi- alkowski, G. Abrams, D. Hughes, K. Krebs, E. Li, C. Bodek, M. Denshaw, K. Kaneda, G. Youngs, L. Mannix, C. Henry, M. Scott, N. Weissinger. ROW 3: B. Thomson, S. Rosa, K. Freeh, S. Houpt, R. Detwiler, M. DeWitt. K. Rymshaw, M. DeWan, R. Lightcap, K. King, P. Ochran, S. Shaffer, L. Whittaker, J. Medicke ROW 4: J. Klinefelter, D. Cannon, G. Kemner, M. Doebler, D. Schoneker, J. Pascoe, T. Brunner, C. Bean, J. Wood, P. Keller, D. Pearson, B. Walters, K. Montalbano. ROW 5: B. Freeh, J. Freeh, J. Wolf, R. Crist, D. Dell, G. Rockett, M. Schafer, G. Thomson, D. Williams, K. Prickett, K. Sneddon. T. Eisenberger, G. Hoff, J. White, D. Bradbury, J. Mulder, Mr. McCamley, Director. ABSENT:T. Detwiler, M. Ehnot, S. Peduto, S. Mazur, S. Gentile, G. Flad, J. Harte, J. Granger, W. Martin, R. Rockett. D. Proctor, G. Schubert, D. Toberman. Senior High Marching and Concert Band Yeah, I'm hot too . . did you order your shoes yet? . . . follow directions — da, da, da, 1,2,3 . . . do it again!!! . . . That's 33 1 3 counts . . . start at A, go to D, back to B, then take first ending and repeat! . . Watch your feet ... if you think this is hard . . . X$!!X . . . new uniforms . . . my pants are too big . . . what happened to my hat? . . . fuzzy! . . . white gloves? . . . Who has 55 . . . but I already passed out that music ... I need a reed . . flutes UP . . . wait, wait!! . . . October 10 . bus ride . . . candy . . . rain . . Kutztown State College . . . nerves . . . we're on . . . gun shot . . . TEARS . . . SMILES . . keep calm! . . Methacton Band 2nd place . . . TEARS . . . Hey Look Us Over . . . the bus is in sight . drums stopped . scream tears, smiles, 1, 1, § 1, 1 . . . Trophies — 2 of them our first!!! . . . There's more to come . . . don't give up . . practice . practice . . . October 17 . . . Plymouth-Whitemarsh . . . cold . . . ticks, ticks, too many ticks . . . one more chance! . Bishop Ken- rick . . . THREE of them . . . bus rides . . . cheers . . new show this week . . . hustle, hustle . . . par- ties . . . lost bus at Upper Dublin . . . snap snap W-a-r-r-i-o-r-s!! . .. our last game . . . party af- terwards . . hurry, hurry . . . Surprise!! . . . gr-grr- OFFICERS. ROW 1: S. Houpt. Secretary. D. Granacher. Co-President, P. Ochran, Treasurer. T. Gra- grrr-Grr-GRr-GRR-RAH, RAH, RAH pep ral- ham, Co-President, Mr. McCamley, Director. .. ... . ... . . . 7 lies . . . rattles . . . loving cup with nickels . . . Christmas don't forget the strap . . King of Prussia Plaza . . . rain, rain, more rain . . . mud . . . horse whinney . . . con- cert night . smiles and relief . . assemblies, Wednesday . . . two of them . . . he's absent?!! . . . Programs, find a stapler curtain opens we can do it ... we can do it . . applause, one more to go . C'mon Majorettes — you're on . . . ap- plause, relief, standing ovation . . . curtains close for another year . . . 1971 . . . concert music . . . I didn't know they went that high! . Practice, on to new things . . . another concert . . . more appearances parades . . bus rides Atlantic City Goodbye, Seniors . remember the bus rides, parades, games, competitions, trophies, and concerts . . Always the bus rides and always the Alma Mater . . . Dress Right Dress . . 1,2,3,4 . the wind got my flag . left, left . . . right face 1,2 ... sword, swish, swish . . . Heather, grab the banner . . . present arms . . keep the count, Alice . . Marion, watch your eagle . . . and all of you watch your feet, your feet!!! . COLOR GUARD. ROW 1: M. Monaco, H. Candy, E. Stanko. ROW 2: S. Landis, Captain, S. Boswell, M. LaMonte, S. Klock, A. Boswell, Mr. McCamley, Sponsor. The greatest season ever practice . . . half-time, pre-games, competitions . twirling, keeping it all together . . . batons . . practice . . . don't drop it . . . dancing . . . Water- melon Man . . . Mrs. McCamley is the greatest monkeys . . . make it sexy . . . knee boots . . parades, practice . . . win- ning . crying .. prac- tice . . excitement . . . routines . . . practice . . . bus rides . . . Christmas Concert . . . band . . an- ticipation, joy, nervous- ness ... it was really fun . knock it off . . smiles . . quiet moments . . . left, right . . . practice . . . prac- tice . . . practice . . . MAJORETTES. ROW 1: C. Heckler, J. Kreischer, D. Li, R. Keirsey. ROW 2: C. Scotti, C. Treisbach, P. Parker, J. Moses, Mr. McCamley, Sponsor, V. McGinley, W. Batzel, D. Moleski, D. Stauffer. ABSENT: A. Cori. FLAG CORPS. W. Ferguson, M. Shott, Captain, D. Parker, S. Smith, G. Hum- mer, M. Renish, J. Moore, K. Petaccio. ROW 2: D. Fishburn, F. Lombardo, J Anderson, S. Maixner, K. O'Donnell, Mr McCamley, Sponsor, J. Carroll, Drum Majorette, D. Granger, B. Atkin- son, C. Barker, P. Miller. K. Loffreda. ABSENT: P. Pragheimer, S. Taylor, D. Tague. Left, left . . come on flags get those twirls together . . can't you feel the beat . . . watch Jan good, good that's it . now keep it up ... competition is coming up very soon . . . First year for the rifle corps, and it really proved that it has a great future ahead . . twelve girls captain , . present arms . co-ordination . . . quarter arms . . rifles . . twirl arms . . marching . . double twirl arms . . half time shows counting out routines . . . Mr. Basore . . . navy arms boot tassels . . America The Beautiful . enthusiasm part arms British arms . . . victories Queen Anne's sa- lute end of a long season . . . RIFLE CORPS. C. Moore, B. Schleret, K. Catania. B. Davis, B. Tyson. ROW 2: D. Walker, D. Schaefer, P. Keller. D. Klock, Captain, N. Peterson, M Denshaw. ABSENT: B. Edinger, M. Scott, Co- Captain. METHACTONES: ROW 1: E. Wood, C. Wolstenholme, M. Schnaithmann, L. Rotchford. A. Rubeo, C. Downes, H Candy, L. Cassey, J. Megilligan S Graham, F. Dougherty, S. Wolfe, D. Barte ROW 2: D. Vanaman, P. Hamner, B. Miller. S. Fitzgerald. C. Wright, D. Sneddon. M. Felty, B Clifford,’ S Boswell, Secretary. J. Reed, L. Miller, S. Mulder, M Beck, K. Buchanan, K. Adam, Treasurer ROW 3: D. Schaefer, W. Ferguson, M. LaMonte, S. Patter son, P. Kordek, Vice President, J. Dessenger, G. Smith. M. Baer, R. Smith, J. Campana. D. Clemens. C. Jackson. S. Landis, President, M. McFarland. A. Boswell, L. Nave. ABSENT: G. Barte. P. Earle, C. Bosler, J. Kordek, K. Montalbano, D. Ralston, M. Scott, S. Taylor. Okay, everybody, we're gonna start warm-ups . staccato, legato, then stac- cato again c'mon sopranos, you're flat . . a couple of basses can produce a pretty big sound keep a bounce in your tone . . Steve's trill ... the cantata with the band . . . Tuesday night re- hearsals . . rock of ages . . . Who snitched my music? ... the blaring spot- light, risers, smile . . . sweat, smile, sweat, watch the director, sweat, keep the pitch, smile, sweat, smile . . . songs for the Spring Concert . practices rehearsals . . three periods a week . . Christmas party . . . Village singers . . . concert tour . . . the Villa . line up, we're gonna walk in . . chorus picnic . singing at Commencement, cry . . . the seniors' last song together ... it was a lot of work, but all I remember now is the fun I had a ball . OFFICERS. ROW 1: S. Landis, President, S. Bos- well, Secretary, K Adam, Treasurer ABSENT: P. Kordek, Vice President. JUNIOR HIGH BAND A. ROW I: Mr. O'Donnell. Director. J. Proctor, S. Thim. K. Kraus. J. Del Pizzo, J. Horisk. M. Alessandra. W. Thim, D. Collins, S. Crowle. J. Fontaine, B. Phipps, N. Bushman, L. Graf- ton, B. Freeh, R. Woodruff. ROW 2: D. McMahan, M. Roissier, K. Rymshaw, M. DeWitt, G. Brunt, K. Alle- bach, K. Kaneda, S. Hillen, V. Hurst, S. Corville, A. Deardorff, E. Johnson, D. Borie. ROW 3: D. Kaneda, S. Clause. K. Moore, B. Diem, L. Kittenhouse, K. Momme, J. Bochnowicz, D. DeWane, D. Ehnot, K. Fi- alkowski, C. Bodek, J Harteman, L. Munshower, J. Patterson, T. Keehn, L. Detwiler. ROW 4: 5. Montal- bano, P. Whittaker, K. Walters, R. Harwick, K. Harm- er, P. Yaskowski, F. Montalbano, P. Pudelka, S. Debbi, J. Yeager, M Basone, C. Fry. L. Lotter, C. Henry. ROW 5: J. McGinley, B. Constabel, B. Yocum, P. Bick- hart, K. Dean, K. Faggioli, C. Hemner, T. Cassey, G. Intoccia, J. Mulder, J. Herge, S. Tenney, R. Moore. JUNIOR HIGH BAND B. ROW 1: B. Mannix, D. Culver, J. Lawless, S. Hamer, P. Zelther, B. Higgins, D. Fenni- more. ROW 2: N. Bestow, K. Hepler, A. Dalasio, A. Hoke, L. Winegar, S. Hipp, S. Rittenhouse, B. Mager, L. Die- gel. Mr. DiFonzo, Director ROW 3: J. Montgomery, W. Jendricks, J. Campbell, 5. Hartzell, K. Harning, C. Ben- ner, J. Farino, V. Onufreiczuk, R. Gulick. ROW 4: C. Krebs, 5. Salzer, E. Allen, R. Denshaw, S. Bogen, J. Kouba, M. Aimger, J. Lawlis, D. Romano, R. Valerio. ROW 5: L. Knies, P. Capaldi, C. Buchenauer, J. Springer, G. Yer- ger, R Pearson, J. Stratten. S. Levering, S. Klinaewicz, S. McAnally, F. Smith, A. Scherer. ROW 6: J. Hinkle. P. Metzler, D. Sharadin, T. Hoft, J. Christman, D. Doggendorf, C. Nase, S. Granacher, J. Russ. Come on kids, calm down . . . you're good but you still have to practice . . If you think this is hard, wait til you get to the senior high band . . If you want to show the senior band up you have to practice a lot Hold your trumpets up; you're not playing to the ground . . settle down you guys Keep cool . . our first real game uncertainty and nervousness . . . stay together and watch your lines, people . . . Oh no, I forgot my reed hand-me- down-uniforms . . . pants and sleeves hanging way out . . baggy jackets and pants . Season's end with tears of joy . . . practicing hard over the summer . . . good luck in the senior high . . . JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS. ROW 1: Mrs. Becker, Director, C. Reiff, K. Fry, K. Ellis, S. Fox, N. Graham. J. Hawke, P. Groner. P. Hahn ROW 2: D. Beyer, P. Marren, G. Auer, J. Springer, S. Fagan, D. Geyer, S. Cooper, D. Bean, D. Hoy Row 3: R. Bailey. C. Parry. S. Turner, M. Ferenz, L. Joxes, J. Lombardo, D. Smith, B. McDonald. K. Karpinsky, S. King. ROW 4: T. Cra- goe, D. Pegon, K Abbott, M. Schaeffer, N. Gardner, P. Fesmire. C. Kellagher, C. Tulish, J. Bertles, D. Beech, S. Shepard, L. Snydei, G. Rogers, P. Brooke. Ho Ho Ho and Ha Ha Ha . . . vocal exercising in a funny way . . . improving the voice soprano, alto, baritone . . . merry songmakers . trying to get it to- gether in rythym appearing before the school expressing life freely in what they sing . . . Let's get started on the project, girls make sure everything's here that you need we have to have them sent out this week . Make sure your addresses are correct . . we want our boys to feel at home for Christmas . . . Um, every- thing smells good . Lets hope the customers think so . . . look, someone's coming . . phew! . . the last crumb ... If the money keeps rolling in like this the rest of the year, we ll have quite a successful trip this Spring! FHA. ROW 1: K. Pettine, M. McFarland, Secretary, M. Mo- loney, Vice President, C. Downes, Treasurer, J. Myers, B. Mills, S. Claycomb, Mrs. Winkle, Sponser. ROW 2: Mrs. Endy, E. McKee, j. Chantry, B. Phipps, S. Jonas, J. Reed. ROW 3: S. Sykes, F. Jaworski, D. Grisdale, L. Freas, S. Bos- well, C. Hurst. ROW 4: J. Pancio, D. Hoff. E. Endy, M. Hohl- feld, D. Schultz, S. Diegel, B. Hoynash. Anxious to get started . . . desire to teach . having the same goal, yet leaning toward individ- ual fields . . helping others . . student tutoring programs . . . searching to improve the educa- tional system for the people of tomorrow . . speakers from educational fields . . . college visit- ations . . . observations of classes where possible . . . experience . educated to be educators . . . builders of the future . . . makers of the world . . . FTA. ROW 1: L. Freas. M. Jonas, B. Mills, J. Minnich, P. Nixon. ROW 2: Mrs. DeWan, Sponsor, P. Dell Angelo, K. Burness, President, C. Barbone, Vice President, G. Appleton, Secretary, J. Pancio, Treasurer, J. Megilligan, S. Mulder. ROW 3: D. Pastva, S. Claycomb, J. VanZandt, P. Schmieg, J. Vargo, M. LaMonte, F. Jaworski, A. Boswell, P. McDonnell, K. Amelang. The best Spanish students in the school ... an A-average for the past two years . . . membership by invitation . . . initia- tion ceremony . . . room 243 is where it's at ... new members presented at Awards Assembly . . . National Associa- tion of Teachers of Spanish and Portu- guese . . . membership certificates . . . only nine members — what a privilege to be a part of it ... Es una honra ser un miembro de este organizacion . . hosta la vista, amigos . . SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW 1: C. Richards, D. Ruppe, D. Parker, K. O'Donnell, C. Moore, Vice President. ROW 2: Mrs. Freeland, Sponsor, M. Spangler, Secretary- Treasurer, G. Croner, President, A. Wallace. SENIOR HIGH ART CLUB. ROW 1: T. DiNardo, J. Casselberry. M. Groff. M. Yustak. E. DiCarlo, E. DelPizzo, S. Mulder. ABSENT: L. Carter. Dip, swish, stroke . . sketch, shade, color projects . expression . . . abstracts, still life, portraits, landscape . sculptur- ing, pottery, papier mache . . . release of pressures through art . . . helping one an- other . learning new techniques . . ac- cepting constructive criticism master- piece of mind Tam . there . . Thursday afternoons . . 245 .it looks English . . That is pro- nounced ra , Mary . . . learning Russian forty five minutes a week, is that enough to learn common expressions? . . . script Mr. Oelschlager says we should be able to read with accuracy in Russian? new members . . sharing books . . . vodka?? extra long alphabet ... a rela- tively new club . . . let's hope interested students keep the club alive . . . future ambassadors . future United Nations translators . . . RUSSIAN CLUB. ROW 1: M. Spangler, J. Houpt, J. Freeh ROW 2: Mr. Oelschlager, Sponsor, S. Howard, C. Richards. M. Denshaw, K. Freeh, R. Keirsey. W. Schlack, N. Wessinger. ABSENT: J. Thompson. TENNIS CLUB. ROW 1: M. Hohlfeld, R. Clair- mont. S. Weidner, S. Brown, P. Schiavo, P. Dell- Angelo. K. Roberts. ROW 2: J. Jonas, L. Zander, D. Rhoads, B. Dull, P. Pierson, M. O'Connor. ROW 3: E. Lawless, D. Hausner, M. Sharadin, S. Rinehei- mer, P. Adams, M. Jonas. ROW 4: G. Smith, J. Bustard, G. Fesmire, C. Bourne. Girls, boys, rackets . . . pre-practice for the tennis season . . tournaments competition at the spectrum Indoor Championship . . . keeping in shape for spring . . . discussing new techniques . . . one of the newest school organiza- tions . . . out on the courts . . . it's freez- ing out here . . All these editors? . . . typing artwork . . . journalistic inverted pyramid lead body . . . cut off space rec- ord puns . . . sports section . . . editorials . . . homorous write-ups . . . free news- papers . . . how many issues a year? That's a good question . . free thought . . . letters to the editor . . fashions photostatic copies . . . poetry guess the teachers' legs contest profound questions for opinion poll TOTEM TALK STAFF. ROW 1: G. Hoff, Report ing Editor, L. Cori, Assembly Editor, K. Fialkowski, Reporting Editor, J. Lawton, Art Editor, C. Her- man, Co-typing Editor ROW 2: E. Endy. School Events Editor, J. Vargo, Editorial Editor, D. Horner, Editor-in-Chief, M Hoffman. Fashion Editor, C. Henry, Co-typing Editor ROW 3: T. Volpicelli, Sports Editor, P. Skoog. Art Editor, S. Sykes, Com- ic Editor, D. Neuter, Co-editor-in-Chief, E. Guz- zardo. Assembly Editor. JUNIOR HIGH GYM LEAD- ERS. ROW 1: B. Grosshanten, D. Heimer, D. Prough, H. Tripp, D. Fort, G. Buchanan. ROW 2: G. Cantamaglia. D. Marzella. C. Fell, H. Griffith, L. Mitchell. ROW 3: T. Mor- iarity, J. Stout, T. Ward, S. Crane, M. Barr. Assisting the teacher . . bring out the balls . . put up the nets . . . skin . . shirt . . . whif- fle ball . . football drills . . . punt, kick, punt . . . red team six, green team twelve . . victory . . . squad six plays . . . soc- cer . push-ups . . leading exercise . . . twenty jumping jacks laps . . . showers Dewey decimal system 500's put those non-fiction books back in the shelves, Steve . . The World of Snakes What's Brave New World doing in non-fiction, Wendy? . . . Wendy? . . . Wendy! . . . This is a one-week book . . . Terry, take care of this, it is five weeks overdue overnight books . . the little theater study hall can send 10, Donna . . . stamp . .. stamp . . stamp . . . JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY AIDES. ROW 1: S. Montalbano, K. Hepler, S. Cline, D. Stamm, S. Wood. ROW 2: D. Shultz, M. Jones, D. Hughes. D. Dun- ham, E. Shaw, T. Cianci, T. Moriarity ROW 3: K. Harmer, M. English, G. Tenzinger, M. Pitts, M. Hopkins, J. Lawlis. B. Morris, W. Keyser, E. Emery, P. Maloney. YEARBOOK TYPING STAFF. ROW 1: C. Bosler. C. Hallman, D. Rothenberger. ABSENT: C. Macalino. YEARBOOK PAPER DRIVE STAFF. ROW 1: C. Heck- ler, D. Li, C. Downes, B. Phipps, C. Hallman, B. Wolford, D. Klock, E. Li, J. Moore, L. Landis, R. Kiersey ROW 2: D. Brodowski, N. Colgrove, L. Moles, A. Boswell, H. Candy, P. Lacek, M. Jonas. L. Freas, D. Rothenberger, K. Tenzinger, D. Gallagher. ROW 3: J. Connolly, H. Kinloch, K. Burness, C. Treisbach, D. Fishburn, P. Earle, J. Han- son, S. Landis, J. Campana. J. Kreischer, C. Bosler. Money, money, money paper drive, business patrons, people patrons . activities night, class treasury shaking . . pockets loose type, type, type business letters, write-ups, picture schedules . . write, write, write . . . sports, class, faculty . . . proofs, proofs, proofs correcting, rejecting, doing it over again . . help, help, help . . . staff people build a better book YEARBOOK FINANCIAL STAFF. ROW 1: K. Burness, S. Smith, C. Hallman, J. Moore, D. Klock, C. Bos- ler, H. Candy, C Heckler, V. Arena, N. Colgrove, D. Moleski. ROW 2: D. Rothenberger, K. Amelang, M. De- Wane, D. Fishburn, L. Houseal, P. Lacek, M. Jonas, L. Freas, D. Natali, P. Earle, W. Dawson ROW 3: J. Connolly, M. O'Connor, P. Pierson, D. Granger, B. Atkinson, J. Ander- son, D. Moetsch, K. Montalbano, A. Boswell, C. Downes, S. Boswell. ROW 4- P Keller, C. Donlon, H. Kinloch, D. Brodowski, D. Gallagher, J. Kreischer, D. Rhoads, R. Keirsey, D. Li, S. Landis. ROW 5: B. Davis. S. Schultz, N. Peterson, M. Scott, J. Campana. S. Ochs, P. Wagner, J Hanson. ABOVE: Miss Boehner, Advisor, and Leslie Hopkins, Editor-in-Chief. RIGHT: YEARBOOK ADVISORS. Mr. Oelschlager, Photography Advisor, Miss Boehner, Staff Advisor, Mr. Paladino, Art Advisor. 1971 Methactonian Staff Who cut this picture? . . patron ads dot, dot, dot free verse . . . Macaroni . . . Joan walks so silently . Gary is mak- ing one of his rare appearances . . coke bottles money from the class of 1971 a full-time job proofreading deadlines . . . senior directory . . watching the changing sea- sons and the sunsets from room 220 . . supply drawer the big cheese . . proofs — black and white in blue and color in black and white! . . . page bags artwork we won't tolerate any fooling around — none! . . . photographers and picture schedules . . proofreading makes me nauseous erase-the-face . . . monster . . . typing ... lay it out . . . YEARBOOK EDITORS. ROW 1: L. Hendricks. Art Editor; J. Yaskowski, Layout Editor; H. Kinloch, Financial Editor; D. Brodowski. Financial Editor; J. Connolly, Assistant Editor-in-Chief; C. Downes, Assistant Photography Editor; S. Houpt, Photography Editor. ROW 2: P. Kordek, Literary Editor; M. O'Connor, Assistant Literary Editor; L. Hopkins, Editor-in-Chief. ABSENT: C. Macalino, Typing Editor; J. Moore, Vo-Tech Editor; G. Smith, Sports Edi- tor; J. McDonald, Student Photographer. Signal Fire . news, activities, events . . . Other Voice entirely editorial, student opinions . . . Music Press . , current musical happenings . . . coordinating upcoming events with topics for articles . . handing out as- signments . . . setting deadlines . . . request- ing advice from our advisor . . receiving arti- cles . . . writing ... If we lose the basketball write-up, Harold will kill us . . . begging for articles . . reporters . .. correcting . . Think of a good title for this article . . . finding typ- ists . . . typing in columns ... I don't know how to type two columns . . . three col- umns . . . find the dictionary . . . how do you separate the syllables in proofreading retyping . . . time and more time . . . extending copy deadlines . . . cutting . . . laying it out . glueing . photographing pages . gol- denroding the negatives . . burning the plates . . . editors must have highly technological minds? . . printing . . running off the pages . . . collating . . . stapling . . . intriquing work . .. stacking . . . distributing . . . circulation editor . sellers I thought an editor's job was just to edit ... up to date news? . . . NEWSPAPER EDITORS. ROW 1: N. Pierson, Co-editor-in-Chief, D. Grisdale, Co-editor-in-Chief, S. Bos- well, Circulation Editor, E. DiCarlo, Other Voice Co-editor-in-Chief. ROW 2: H. Beyer, Sports Editor, S. High, Other Voice Co-editor-in-Chief. ABSENT: D. Klock, Activities Editor. Newspaper SIGNAL FIRE STAFF Editors-in Chief .................................. Debbie Grisdale Nancy Pierson Sports Editor........................................Harold Beyer Circulation Editor.................................Susan Boswell Council Congress Editor.......................... Debbie Klock Advisor ...........................................Mrs. Newkirk n?oM the editors! The OTHER VOICE is published on a regular basis by the Methac- ton Student Caucus, in conjunction with the SIGNAL FIRE. Anyone is more than welcome to submit articles, and it is the editors' policy to print anything they receive, as long as it is signed, and is not ob- scene or libelous. Poems, cartoons, and pictures (done in black ink, on white paper) are equally as welcome as editorials. Contributions may either be given to one of the editors, or placed in a basket reserved for them in the English Office. The editors are: Eric DiCarlo, HR 128, and Stephen High, HR 221. SPORTS The things we like about football: hitting the sled . lateral passes blocking drills Mr. Hutchinson's chewing tobacco . bag drills . . jumping in the mud prime drill Jake's broken finger . . hot day . . winning the league opener talking about Friday Nights' on the bus coming from away games . . agility drills . . 210-pound bullies with hairless legs silence, concentration before the game five and turn angle tackling Mr. Dean s green shirts . . summer practice is fun . . Mr. Scelba's crab drills end of season Football 62 Varsity J.v. Perkiomen Valley 6-6 12-0 Wissahicken 0-36 8-36 Upper Moreland 14-6 28-0 Abington 12-39 18-22 Cheltenham 7-12 8-0 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 6-20 12-36 Upper Dublin 14-13 6-8 Springfield 8-46 6-22 Norristown 12-37 6-30 Upper Merion 6-18 14-0 Soccer Hustle, hustle . . . ball rolling down the hill play your position, Ivar . . . hit the hills — run- ning sprints up and down the banks You guys make me proud to be a member of this team — the manager . . out of bounds . . . roll in .. Wake up (Brian, Staurowsky, Gentile anybody) — Mr. Poehlmann . . . doing acrobatic tricks with the ball . . . that's using your head — boing! . rush it . . . go. Bill . . . take it down the field now — all the way down . . Varsity J.V. Springfield 3-0 2-1 Nether Providence 1-0 4-0 Cheltenham 0-4 2-3 Abington 1-7 1-7 Norristown 0-1 0-3 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 2-3 1-7 Springfield 1-1 3-2 Upper Dublin 1-2 2-3 Upper Merion 1-0 3-5 Upper Moreland 1-2 2-1 tv Hockey Running laps (cheating) . . . dust clouds in front of the cage . . . watch out for Hena's thumb . here comes Laurie, everybody jump . . . exercising ... But it's raining out, Miss Clipsham — drip, drip, slosh, slosh . . , twinkles . . . sprint, sprint . . , You people are lazy! . . . squishy oranges at halftime . . . cross goals . . . free hits . . . sticks, sticks ... corners ... Save that bubble gum for the game! .. whewwwww . Varsity J.V. Plymouth-Whitemarsh 1-3 0-4 Perkiomen Valley 7-2 0-1 Upper Merion 0-3 1-2 Upper Dublin 2-2 1-4 Abinglon 0-1 2-2 Upper Moreland 0-1 2-0 Cheltenham 3-0 0-0 Springfield 2-4 0-2 Upper Perkiomen; LansdaleCatholic 63-30-78 Perkiomen Valley 31-26 Upper Dublin 47-16 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 31-16 Norristown 39-16 Upper Merion 50-15 Cheltenham 45-15 Abington 45-15 Upper Moreland 47-15 Springfield 29-27 North Penn 50-15 « Cross Country Running the lonely course . . . picking up trash . . . Larry . mile after mile Lennie sweatshirts and sweatpants . . Mario . . . Eddie a win . . that beautiful finish line Tom . . . laps around the school — through the parking lot and onto the hockey field Jim Jeff . . . enjoying the scenery . . . Walt . . touch football games . Dave exploring the woods . . . Kevin . . keep-away with a green beany . . . Greg . . finding money in the park wrong turn on course . . . Oh well, next year . . . next year . . SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL. ROW 1: G. Schubert, J. Kelly, R. Weikel, J. Fell, M. Sewell, K. Sneddon, G. Barnstead, R. Mars, G. Webb, G. Croner. ROW 2: F. Santillo, J. Cicippio, C. Langheim, J. Kenney, D. Martin, R. Stubbs, A. Fermier, B. Carroll, R. Spinozzi, T. Constable, B. Soudcr, A. Weikel, D. Pack. ROW 3: D. Croner, P. Kern, B. Nelson, B. Beideman, G. Cirafesi, A. Ehinger, M. Burns, D. Monastero, F. Scenna, B. Cicippio, M. Campana, J. Appleton, S. Branham, D. Deegan, R. Borzillo, C. Clemens, S. Wisniewski, E. McCormick, J. Catania, A. Eilbacher, J. Bean, C. Keyser, L. Brunt, S. McClure, J. Hutchinson, Head Coach, F. Dean, Assistant Coach, J. Scelba, Assistant Coach. VARSITY HOCKEY: K. Buchanan, K. Adam, E. Lawless, L. Zander, J. Shoemaker, A. Donahue, L. Ambler, B. Collins, G. Ortiz, G. Kinsler, C. Hallman, L. Hendricks, D. Ralston, J. Campana, M. McFarland, B. Clip- sham, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY: A. Intoccia, S. Romano, C. Berger, C. Gross, D. Clemens, H. Fennimore, J. Horrocks, S. Berger, C. Barbone, K. Long, D. Topham, J. O'Donnell, K. Freeman, P. Nixon, P. Berger, B. Shepard, C. Smith, T. Shepps, T. Harmer, B. Hantz, D. Roddy, M. Beck, M. Nicol, Assistant Coach. SENIOR HIGH SOCCER ROW 1: R. Topham, A. Bustard, D. Roberts, F. Schweda, C. Moyer, M. Vermuth, H. Beyer, G. Benner, N. Wesler, W. Romano, S. Baker, P. Staurowsky, B. Smith, B. Hansberry. ROW 2: R. Pforter, N. Strohm, D. Gardner, P. Ad- ams, A. Schubert, F. Morris, L. McDermott, E. Sewell, A. Gentile, D. Germer. ROWr 3: J. Hopple, Coach, J. Jones, J. Schaeffer, M. Diesel, A. Stadlin, J. Bustard, K. Harty, E. Bilikiewicz, T. Bookhei- mer, P. Hopkins, M. Austin, L. Kriebel, R. Putnam, M. Gardner, I. Laurenius, W. Shepard, F. Poehlmann, Coach. CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: L. Blake, J. Roddy, M. Altomare, G. Intoccia, T. D'- Antonio, J. Kunka, Coach, L. Brown, E. Bacher, K. Love, W. Williams, J. Thompson, D. Love. Top exercise . .. keeps them slim and trim . . really great fun . . . butterflies, backstrokes, and freestyles the name of the game female athletes at their best practicing laps in preparation for the big meet ahead you've got the physique so make it good move, I want to see that dive . . . kick, stroke, glide . . laps, dives, splashes . . water-logged, breathless, weary . . , women of the water . . . laughter, anxiety, victory . .. Girls' Swimming Boy's Swimming Can I get wet? . . Times, judges . . . gun shots . . . Oh my ears . false starts . . tense muscles . . good race . . . Come on Andy . . . Pull, Tim, pull! . . . Five, five three laps to go finish was close . . . and first place for Methacton with a time of . . . Team spirit . . . spectator spirit record times . . majestic dives . . . victory. William Tennent 77-18 Central Bucks East so - 15 Coatsville 68 - 27 Central Bucks West 61 - 34 Wissahickon 64 - 31 Upper Moreland 63-32 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 54.41 Springfield 61 - 34 Cheltenham 56 - 39 Abington 35.60 Upper Dublin 46-49 Upper Merion 40-55 senior high basketball Who's starting? . .. Oh, look the captains are meeting on the court . . . almost ready to begin . . get up, Tom, get up . . boy, can he jump . . . good, tapped right to Romano . . . enough of this fancy dribbling, shoot, shoot . . . give it to Tyler, he's open . . . nice pass . . put it up . .. swish . . two points . . two points .. . now the other team has the ball . . . boy, can they dribble . . uh-oh . . . but they can't shoot . . . rebound, re- bound . . pass . . . dribble, dribble ... go for a lay up . . . yeah . . . two points . . . watch it, another foul and you're out .. now they take it in ... twe-e-e-et . .. boy, what a loud whistle . . . traveling, green on the side . . . what . . . we're ahead . . . oh, Glenn's going for a basket . wow, what a game . buz-z-z-z . . . end of first quarter . . . 72 Varsity J.V. 34- 56 35- 29 23-53 23-32 17-36 22-34 29-43 40-39 31-38 31-55 15-66 45-26 21-64 27-35 21-27 27-42 47-39 27-45 19-54 14-56 27-29 Souderton Perkiomen Valley Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Moreland Norristown Springfield Upper Dublin Perkiomen Valley Cheltenham Abington Upper Merion N.C.C.T.S. Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Moreland Norristown Springfield Upper Dublin Cheltenham Abington Upper Merion N.C.C.T.S. 61- 51 54-39 43-59 56-51 23-78 54-53 63-49 70-53 47- 54 56-60 54-62 59- 40 54-72 48- 42 51-65 63-76 79-58 63-65 60- 57 48-59 62- 52 Scrimmaging at practice . . . Dink . . . whirl dribble . . . which team gets the ball? . . . that noise? — oh, that was just Jeanne falling — again . . . beautiful knees . there go Lin and Barb tripping on the lines of the floor . . . Cork . . five girls in a game this year . . . full court . . learning the zones ... a surprisingly rough game . . . happiness is a green uniform . . . happiness is a victory . . happiness is a sore throat (from cheering on the team) ... all this, on the way to a winning season . . . Girls7 Basketball Varsity J.v. Perkiomen Valley 49-27 15-26 Upper Dublin 21-28 14-10 Abington 70-35 26-15 Upper Moreland 47-23 37-11 Upper Merion 38-30 13-36 N.C.C.T.S. 82- 8 — Plymouth-Whitemarsh 27-37 17-26 Pottstown 46-18 30- 9 Wissahickon 29-31 21-20 Cheltenham 31-23 18-14 Norristown 39-10 20-24 Springfield 29-21 21-22 Running out in the cold . . . no inside track to practice on . sweatshirts, sweatpants, hats, gloves . . snowball fights . . . freez- ing weather . . . It's so windy . . run- ning through the slush . . all this for a few track meets . . . keeping in shape for the regular spring season ... Who's running around in red sweatpants? . . . lifting weights . . . putting the shot on the lower field . . practice three times a week . . . really organized for the first time this year . . . playing basketball in the gym . . . Dino ... leg muscles . . . arm muscles . . . endurance ... Winter Track Reverse ... a close match decided by riding time . C'mon ref, he's stalling ... Go get'em, Big Al . we have to forfeit heavyweight 'cause of Keith's shoulder! ... Yea, Mick . . look at those muscles . . another bloody nose . Pull him back in, keep him in the circle . . . half nelson . . hold him down, get those shoulder blades on the mat . . . practice laps: run, run, run, run, run, run . . sweating off the pounds, no food . . . food — what's that? . . . two nervous coaches watching . . . the performance in the center ring before the match . . . hey, it looks like they're wearing their underwear on the outside . . . head gear, the curse of wrestling .. . Varsity J.v. N.C.C.T.S. 49- 8 58- 3 Cheltenham 0-56 22-36 North Penn 18-32 11-42 Upper Merion 13-38 34-30 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 8-41 25-28 Perkiomen Valley 31-28 33-27 Upper Moreland 14-35 20-40 Norristown 18-2o 21-31 Wissahickon 3-45 19-44 Springfield 8-38 11-43 Upper Dublin 15-35 27-24 Phoenixville 17-29 19-36 Abington • Souderton Scores not available at publication. Spirit was the theme of the 1971 sports season. Surely it was well carried out, for it was during this year that we be- came eligible for the Spirit Award sponsored by the WFIL radio station. Disc jockey George Michaels made an appearance during a pep rally in which the students displayed an overwhelming amount of spirit. Within a few months, word was sent to us that we had won. George Michaels returned to award us the trophy and we proudly accepted it, knowing we had lived up to our name. It was truly the Year of the Warrior . Senior High Cheerleaders SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: George Michael, Representative of WFIL, C. Shaw, S. Hunsicker, M. Wynn, Captain. ROW 2: M. Lowe, J. Minnich, L. Moles. ROW 3: D. Rothen- berger, D. Romeu, V. Arena, Mascot, P. Schmieg, D. Rhoads. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: D Horner, J. Bacher. K. Reynolds. ROW 2: D. Simpson, D. Tyler, J Kouba, K. Kaneda, Captain, S. Law, L. Cori, S. Fagan. junior High Cheerleaders Precision, spirit, vitality . .. jumps, splits, cart- wheels . . football, bas- ketball, wrestling . . dis- appointed, apprehensive, animated . intensifying, motivating, captivating initiative, ingenuity, origi- nality . . . unity, harmony, congruity . . . SENIOR HIGH VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL. ROW 1: R Nelson, R. Bernstiel, W. Romano, K. Haws, A. Constable. R. McHugh. ROW 2: M. Kazmer. Manager, G. Webb, D. Ciccarelli, D. Granacher, T. Murphy. G. Tyler, G. Croner, Mr. Forsyth, Coach. SENIOR HIGH J.V. BOYS BASKET- BALL. ROW 1: R. Crist, L. Brunt, T. Winkler, F. Santillo, P. Staurowsky, B. Smith, K. Kaneda. ROW 2: D. Moyer, Manager, J. Viglione, B. Grzywacz, S. McClure, J. Roddy, D. Croner, S. Branham, Mr. Croner, Coach. BOYS SWIMMING TEAM. ROW 1: W. Bourne, J. Peduto. J. White, E. Sewell, D. Gehert, E. Guzzar- do. S. Amelang, R. Ehinger, A. Laverty. ROW 2: J. Brobson, D. Hausner, M. Sharadin, E. Bilikiewicz, T. Detwiler, W. Smith, J. Mortensen, R. Hamilton, W. Dutton. ROW 3: Mr. Sauer, Coach, M. Cam- pana, J. Pack, J. Wolf, R. Rapposelli, A. Ehinger, P. Doud, M. Sykes, D. DelRossi, J. Appleton, D. Kratz, J. Stimmler. SENIOR HIGH WRESTLING. ROW 1: C. Adrian, J. Volpicelli. R Mash, J. Dougherty, N. Wesler. J. Latclla, D. Heimer, A. Kerper, J. Keirsey. ROW 2: R. Cicippio, C. Bogen, E. Mc- Cormick, S. Fitzgerald, G. Ryzner, T. Berger, J. Yorck, K. Gehret. ROW 3: Mr. Scelba. Coach, J. Taylor, P. Sell- ers, D. Pack, A. Schubert, P. Rueckle, T. McQuaid, J. Jacobs, B. Tenny, D. Monastero, Mr. Kellon, Head Coach. ABSENT: G. Hoff, M. Marren, D. Priest, K. Sneddon, P. Kern, T. Shar- adin, S. Saylor. GIRLS' SWIMMING. ROW 1: L. Bierman, S. Howarth, K. Long, L. Nelson, D. Venezia, S. Smith, S. Rob- inson, J. Horrocks, C. Barbone, R. Rath. ROW 2: S. Hillen, E. Shepard, G. Hibbets, S. Scott, P. Marinari, K. Bondi, T. Shepps, K. Lynch, N. Al- len, M. Felty, S. Hausner, G. Apple- ton, K. Brown, K. Crawford. ROW 3: C. Ames, B. Lord, D. Manze, S. Hey- ser, M. Schnaithmann, P. Berger, P. Schiavo, J. Schnaithmann, C. Wal- lace, A. Intoccia, D. Pearson, T. Hor- rocks, J. Reed, S. Sykes, D. Faust, Miss Payne. Coach ABSENT: C. Treisbach, K. Catania, B. Hantz, S. Howarth. GIRLS' BASKETBALL. ROW 1: G. Heck, C. Constable, A. Donahue, S. Brown, J. O'- Donnell, S. Romano, C. Gross, D. Wills, B. Collins. ROW 2: B. Schaeffer, L. Ambler, M. Marinari, L. Whittaker, B. Burns, M. Titus, J. Campana, K. Tenzinger, G. Love, G. Or- tiz, Miss Clipsham, Coach, Miss Kerr, Head Coach. AB- SENT: G. Kinsler, L. Butera, D. Ralston, D. Topham, C. Freeman. E. Staurowsky. WINTER TRACK. D. Allison. S. Baker. D. Becker. L. Blake. L. Brown, D. Cannon, W. Countryman, B. Edwards, D. Martin, L. McDermott, R. Miller, R. Morris, C Moyer, G. Noll, J. Winkler, J. Catania, T. DiNardo, A. Intoccia, R. Metzger, R Patton, D. Roberts, M. Altomare. B. Asher, E. Bacher, L. Burke, T. D Antonio, C. Moy- er, S. Smith, J. Thompson, T Rittenhouse, M. Connolly, C. Brown, D. Kilgannon. One, two, three, draw! . . . Get it, Donna! . . . cradle cradle cradle pass . . . miss . . . scuffle shove . . . Oops! Don't sit on the ball, Lin! . . . pick it up, bend your KNEES! . . . cradle cradle cra- dle cradle shoot . . fwap! . . . Not at the goalie, Cathy! . . . cradle cradle cradle . . . get that girl, de- fense! . . . crack! . . . take it easy. Barb, tiny taps . . . check check . . . you got it! Go! go! ... cradle cradle cradle cradle pass catch cradle cradle shoot . . . score! .. . Perkiomen Valley Springfield Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Merion Upper Dublin Abington Upper Moreland Pottstown Cheltenham Norristown Running around in the snow, hail, rain . . people giving you funny looks . .. breaking the record wrestling in the mud . . watching that guy get further and further ahead of you . . losing shotputs in mudholes . . falling hurdles . . . the baton, which is it: pass with the left or pass with the right, or is it receive with the right? 1 think I'll just throw it to him . . blanks in the gun . . . gun doesn't work . . . runner falls flat on his face . . . you meathead ... Track Perkiomen Valley 115 25 Springfield 55 85 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 54 86 Upper Merion 39 - 101 Upper Dublin 37 103 Abington 18 111 Upper Moreland 19 111 League Championship 7th Place Cheltenham 41 99 Norristown Interscholastics 22 Vi Points Norristown 29 101 Lansdale Catholic 66 Vi 73 Vi Springfield 1 - 4 Norristown 1 - 4 Upper Dublin 0-5 Upper Moreland 2-3 Abington 0-5 Cheltenham 0-5 Upper Merion 0-5 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 0-5 Upper Merion 0-5 Get the serve over . . . keep the ball up . . remember now, the girls' balls have the flowers on them and ours are just plain mud . . . Rusty is 1 ... no cutting corners on those laps — here comes the coach . . he's only an hour and fifteen minutes late today don't swing that racket like a baseball bat! . . . nice backhand . . . cupcakes and the manager . . who put those holes in the net? . . . smash . . . T ennis Double fault . . bus ride to Springfield . . . Why don't we get oranges? . . the managers get to chase the balls down the hill to the lacrosse field . . love match . . J.V. lost, boo hiss . . . metal rackets . . . too many people practicing against the wall ace, nice shot did you ever play tennis with a ball that you just picked out of a puddle? splash, splash, plop . . . introductions . . . okay, ten coordi- nation exercises ! groan . Pottstown 2 3 Springfield 1 4 Norristown 4 1 Upper Dublin 0 5 Upper Moreland 2 3 Abington 0 5 Cheltenham 0 5 Upper Merion 3 2 Plymouth — Whitemarsh 3 2 Upper Merion 2 3 The top of the fourth . . . wouldn't you know that the day of the game would be roasting . . . this game is moving like molasses .. . Pat looks a little warm . . I'm glad I'm not him this dust (cough)! ... I wish fewer run- ners had to slide . . . Wow! A double play! . . . they walk in so slowly . . . who's up to bat now? . .. I'm glad I don't play much — I al- ways forget the batting order ... I just wish we'd hurry up and win . . . Senior High Baseball 86 Upper Dublin 6 9 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 2 4 Upper Moreland 0 1 Upper Merion 0 1 Abington 1 5 Springfield 1 0 Cheltenham 4 3 Norristown 7 5 Upper Dublin 2 1 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 1 4 Upper Moreland 4 3 Upper Merion 6 1 Abington 2 1 Springfield 11 2 Norristown 1 5 Perkiomen Valley 11 0 Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Dublin Springfield Upper Moreland Cheltenham Upper Merion Norristown Abington Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Dublin Springfield Upper Moreland Cheltenham Upper Merion Norristown Abington Vi 14 Vi 6 9 6 9 4 11 DNP DNP 2 Vi 12 Vi DNP DNP 6 Vi 8 Vi 1 14 4 11 6 Vi 8 Vi 11 4 8 Vi 6 Vi 9 6 6 9 7 8 Golf Fore . . a three iron or a four iron — that is the ques- tion . anybody see my ball? It's white and small and it's got Arnold Palmer's autograph on it ... fore .. . divit . .. you think that's bad — I just got my ball out of the water, before that it was in the sand, now it's stuck in the tree . . are you sure this was the way Jack Nicklaus started? .. . fore . . hook . . . only three more holes to go . . . fore . . LACROSSE ROW 1: Miss Bosler, Coach. M. Schnaithmann. D. Rothenberger, B. Collins. L. Hop- kins. R. Wolford, L. Ambler, C. Hallman. ROW 2: C. Brown, J. Hantz, A. Vermuth, C. Rothenberger, C. Kirk, J. Campana. G. Appleton, L. Bean, C. Weller, Miss Payne, Coach. ROW 3: A. Boswell, S. Hunsicker, M. Stratton, R. Rath, M. Schiavo, S. Berger, C. Berger. L. Harner, G. Kinsler, D. McDermott, D. Brodowski, M. LaMont, S. Landis, E. Lawless, M. McFarland, D. Ralston, D. Moetsch, J. Bardsley, C. Downes, R. Brooke. NINTH GRADE LACROSSE ROW 1: E. Li, J. O Donnell, K. Horrocks, A. Intoccia, E. Staurowsky, J. Schnaithmann, S. Romano. ROW 2: Miss Payne, Coach, C. Wallace, J. Shoemaker, P. Nixon, K. Free- man, C. Muhs, B. Hantz, C. Gross, D. Hamilton, J. Casselberry, Miss Bosler, Coach. SENIOR HIGH TRACK ROW 1: C. Shaw, C. Skel- ton, J. McDonnell, W. Kiersey, W Fritz, M. Schmieg, J. Ehinger, J. Car- roll, J. Barker, G. Krill, D. Smith, C. Shank, Coach, G. Marinkov, Head Coach. ROW 2: T. Constable. G. Knoll, G. Barnstead. G. Kemner, B. Laverty. A. Hartman, J. Dougherty, R. Kier, R. Miller. B. Ed- wards, S. Baker, W. Ro- mano, L. Blake. ROW 3: J. Winkler, R. Paton, T. Di- Nardo. A. Intoccia. D. Roberts, R. Metzer, M Borzillo, J. Catania, R. Morris, L. Brown, L. Mc- Dermott, W. Countryman. BOY'S TENNIS ROW 1: J. Bustard, M Holliday. E. Rymshaw, W. Moses, R. Miller. ROW 2: B. Smith, M. Nyce, M. Hansell, G. Smith, W. Blafkin, Coach, C. Bourne, B. Lenhart, R. Pierson. GIRLS' TENNIS ROW 1: L. Hendricks, N. Col- grove, L. Bohrer, G. Ortiz, L. Zander, D. Rhoads, V. Arena. ROW 2: S. Smith, P. Schiavo, M. Lowe, P. Pierson, P. Parker, C. Heckler, P. Pragheimer. ROW' 3: Miss Boehner, Coach, C. Barbone, L. Freas, B. Famous, N. Pier- son, P. Lacek, K. Brown, P. Kordek, R. Johnson, M. Jonas, M. Hohlfeld, C. Smith, K. Buchanan. HIGH SCHOOL BASE- BALL ROW 1: T In- terrante, B. Souder, P. Stau- rosky, F. Santillo, J. Fell, K. Haws, B. Romano, V. Dureka. R. Yost, B. Putnam. ROW 2: D. Nyce, P. Conway, A. Wei- kel, G. Croner, G. Webb, J. Kenney, R. Weikel, B. Putnam, P Mascaro, B. Tenney ROW 3: Mr. Menichello, Head Coach, Mr. O'Donovan. Coach, A. Fermier, G. Shub- ert, H. Beyer, P. Kern, B. McHugh. GOLF ROW 1: M. Sny- der, R. Siso, J. Volpicelli, B. Walbert, Mr. Saboe, Coach, J. Schaffer, P. Adams, C. Wright, J. Lynch, D. Marinari. 90 91 junior High Soccer What a team . . . can't say we didn't try expect to do even better next year front line . . . spectators made every effort to watch us — four people and a few cheerleaders ... it was swell anyhow . . . even got to pick what position we wanted . . never saw a coach who played along at practices as much as ours we all had a ball . . Varsity J.v. Ardmore 0-2 0-2 Rittenhouse 2-0 Bala-Cynwyd 1-4 0-2 Stewart 0-2 2-0 Welsh Valley 1-5 0-3 Valley Forge 0-1 0-2 Upper Merion 0-1 0-0 Radnor 1-4 1-2 Junior High Football Coach is a drafting teacher, but you wouldn't know it by his dia- grams . . . who are we playing next week? . . . what's a clip? . . . sure, we could have beaten them . . . couldn't have carried him an- other step . . . have pride in your team .. . maybe next time . . . who has my other sock? . . wait till next year, we'll kill 'em . Rittenhouse 12-14 Stewart 36-6 Upper Merion 0-28 Ardmore 24-6 Bala-Cynwyd 46-8 Valley Forge 12-24 93 Junior High Wrestling Keeping up the great reputation of previous years .. . some new, some experienced, all eager as in all sports, it's good to start learning in junior high in order to build up confidence . wrestling moves . . loosening up exercises drills for coordination ... a wrestler needs the ability to think fast . . 69- 0, what a score! . tremendous individual records trampling that crazy girl in the hall with the pencil and papers . . . sprints in the halls . . Welsh Valley 47-13 Tredyffrin — Easttown 31-25 Ardmore 44-13 Upper Merion 37-16 Stewart 69- 0 Valley Forge 46-14 Bala — Cynwyd Radnor Rittenhouse •Scores not available a publication. Junior High Basketball Radnor 32-61 31-42 Stewart 26-58 15-30 Rittenhouse 46-77 16-61 Valley Forge 43-55 13-28 Stewart 40-69 19-38 Rittenhouse 33-60 26-56 T redyf f rin-Easttown 45-44 24-49 Ardmore 55-36 41-45 Bala-Cynwyd • Welsh Valley 44-58 37-52 Upper Merion 48-51 49-38 Scores not available at publication. Team, team, they're our men, if they can't do it, no one can, Yea! . . . get up, Zig, get up . . . get that jump ball . . . nice pass dribble, dribble, dribble ... go all the way, Sam . . . yea Sam, a basket . . . uh, oh ... a foul too bad re- bound, rebound way to go ... a few more baskets and we can win this game . . tweet . . . 3 seconds in the lane . . green ball take it in ... wow, they really have good defense but you can't stop Kevin from making a lay-up . . . Ball one, strike two ... I have to catch this fly, my mother is up in the stands . . . he doesn't use the greaseball — he doesn't know how steal, slide, bunt . . . I wish he wouldn't use that curve . . pitch, hit, run . . . the ump doesn't know what he's saying . . . swing, foul . . . bases are loaded, one out remaining . . . crack, fly, home . . . score's tied, gotta do it ... ball 3, walk, home . . game's over, we won! .. . On your mark, get set ... wish he'd hurry and say go ... go! off they go! ... wow, these guys are fast . . . com'on son getta move on! . . . good I've passed him . . . look! he's getting closer! . .. he's so fast; I have to catch up . . . hurry, hurry you're just below the finish . . I'm so tired, I can't catch my breath ... a little more, a little more . . I can see him from the side now . . . hurrah he made it!. . . Valley Forge 2 - 1 Upper Merion 1 - 2 Welsh Valley 3 - 7 Radnor 9 - 1 Tredyffrin-Easttown 2 - 3 Ardmore 3 - 5 Bala-Cynwyd 6 - 2 Rittenhouse 1-4 Valley Forge 2-1 Rittenhouse 2-3 Stewart 7 - 1 Radnor Meth. Welsh Valley Tred. East. Stewart Rittenhouse Ardmore Group Meet 72 -54 53 47 71 68 V,-62 Vx 61 -68 45 -59 V4 Third Place JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER. ROW 1: M Topham, J. McClure, D. Bright, G. Rhoadarmer, S. Sovring, M. Fleming, T. Ehinger, O. Smith. ROW 2: N. Buschman, J. Hopper, K. Marple, K. Collins, E. Leibfrid, G. Yer- ger, J. Lawless, B. Rittenhouse, G. Kulp, K. Long, C. Russ, S. Tyson, J. Modestine. ROW 3: D. Viglione, F. McKay, B. Hansell, R. Harwick, P. Skoog, D. High, M. Granahan, L. Plummer, D. Collins, J. Madden, A. Scherer, T. Rittenhouse, J. Denshaw, M. Donahue, Mr. Eberl, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL. ROW I: R Card, P. Yaskowski, Mr. Santoro, Coach, Mr. Fetter- man, Coach. ROW 2: P. Philippy, M. Rubeo, B. Dehaven, K. Clark, R. Collins. R. Ziegler, A. Lafferty, J. Pack, S. Lockoff. ROW 3: M. Campara, M. Muscutello, J. Hahn, A. Spinozzi, S. Connolly, C. Fell, R. Musselman, S. Wolf, D. Prough. ROW 4: T. Sherry, E. Wolf, T. Volpicelli, N. Stratton, R. Hartman, H. Griffith, R. Ehin- ger, T. Lochner ROW 5: K. Langheim, J. DeMarco. B. Croner, T. Catania, J. Paschali, D. Bur- ness, M. Herman, D. Risher, K. Maloney. ROW 6: D. Canney, B. Barnstedt, S. Lembert, R. Frame, D. McCoy, F. Montalbano, P. McPherrson, P. Polioni, P. Zelt- ner, J. Cibattone, R. Mullholland. ROW 7: G. Morton, W. Webb, J. Stimmler, M. Czop, J. Allen. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING. ROW 1: D. Bright, K. Collins, D. Love, J. Maddin, E. Robbins, D. Heimer, R. Hartman, G. Intoccia, N. Stratton. C. Fell, S. Crane. ROW 2: H. Eisenberger, B. Thompson, K. Walters, T. Foraker, K. Moloney, B. Ackerman, Paschali, B. Un- ansqt, R. Bowerman, K. Guzzardo, T. Ehinger ROW 3: Mr. Radliff, Coach, Mr. Kyler, Coach, E. Shaw, K. Sellers, L. Mitchell, C. Clark, V. Schreffler, J. Mc- Clure, B. Pfeiffer, B. Berardelli, E. Wolf, T. Volpicelli. ROW 4: K. Hepler, T. Marino, T. Cragoe, D. Prough, C. Yocum, S. Carpenter, D. Sidnam, W. Webb, T. Saylor, S. Klincewzc, J. Modestine. ROW 5: F. Mon- talbano, R. Collins, M. Sullivan, T. Ward, M. Alessan- dra, D. Wright, F. Manteghian, D. Sharadin, M. Burke. ROW 6: S. Weller, B. Yocum, T. Skeoton, L. Daisey, T. Catania, P. Zeltner, P. Phillippy, J. Del- Pizzo, K. Hartmer, P. Moyer. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL. ROW 1: W. Firman, B. Grosshanten, T. Keagy, B. Croner, D. Fenimore, P. Metzler, C. Smith, C. Russ, R. Pierson, J. Denshaw, R. Stone, J. Del Pizzo, J. Ward, K. Long, D. Monahan, D. Marzella, J. Langmaack, H. Tripp. ROW 2: Mr. Bosler, Coach, G. Tenzinger, S. Peoples, W. Valerio, K. Dean, S. Gentile, R. Zeigler, M. Dona- hue, P. Yaskowski, M. English, S. Mc- Quillan, B. Gilinger, K. Love, G. Greco, P. Skoog, Mr. Kapp, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL. ROW 1: R Grimley, F. Rafalowski, P. Zeltner, P. Sellers, J. Appleton, R. Croner, T. Loch- ner, L. Brunt, J. Ward, C. Yocum, D. Vig- lione. ROW 2: D. Croner, J. Viglione, R. Crist, D. Stauffer, K. Moloney, S. Bran- ham, R. Rittenhouse, C. Slavin, R. Ten- ney, G. Pifer, P. Fedach, Mr. Griffiths, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK. ROW 1: K. Diegel, G. Kulp, S. Erring- ton, S. Ostrowski, J. Madden, J. Ward, D. Monastero, R. Rockett, O. Smith, K. Long, D. Collins, G. Intoccia, T. Moses, F. Lombardo, D. Love, C. Kemner, M. Burke, T. Keagy, J. Mazur, R. Hayes, K. Cuzzardo. ROW 2: T. Volpicelli, D. Prough, G. Flad, S. Lockhoff, J. Jacobs, T. Allen, J. Nelson, G. Martinelli, E. Bacher, T. Gibbons, T. D'Antonio, B. Asher, A. Ehin- ger, G. Benner, E. Sewell, J. Pack, S. Fishburn, J. Denshaw, S. Wolf, R. Ehringer ROW 3: R. Politz, G. Hoff, P. Phillipy, W. Williams, D. Basile, T. Howell, M. Burns, T. Marino, G. Dukes, M. Vermuth, S. Smith, C. Keyser, M. Campana, D. Emerson, J. Yorck, C. Moyer, D. Pack, B. Thompson, Mr. Sub- ers, Coach, M. Rubeo. Shall I be? Shall I take apart the pieces Of the puzzle that I am And have you place them as you wish? They would not fit Yet you would force them to do so Now I am I think the thoughts that are yours alone We could all be that way if you wish it In your eyes we would have no faults We would be the mirrors of your mind Robots at your will. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS CONGRESS ROW 1: M. Lamont. D. Brodows- ki, R. Rath, S. Robinson, M. Ma- loney- ROW 2: D. Topham, C. Downes, R. Festa, G. Love, D. Pearson, P. Schiavo, S. Hunsicker, S. Gazaldi. ROW 3: D. Moleski, D. McDermott, T. Sharadin, D. Germer. P. Staurowski, A. Wei- kel, S. Berger, K. O'Donnell. ROW 4: G. Smith, T. Brunner, E. Bilikiewicz, R. Toberman, J. Connolly. Meeting s in session; everybody waits to participate in the events of the day. The President presides and he sets out to ac- complish as much as possible in the meeting. He calls upon his faithful committee leaders who organize and instigate the activities of the class. So this is where it all begins, students actively joined together in a common cause to promote their class into becoming the best there s ever been. This is the year! At last the juniors have a place in school citizenship. Congress allows its members to voice fellow students' ideas. Congress is students' ideas. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: C. Barbone, Secretary, A. Intoccia, President, W. Dawson, Vice President. ROW 2: D. Ral- ston, Treasurer, L. Moles, Repre- sentative-at-Large, K. Kaneda, Parliamentarian, R. Hamilton, Sergeant-at-Arms. HOMEROOM 103 ROW 1: A. Al len, B. Bean. ROW 2: L. Beam. W. Dawson, M. Beck, S. Berger, C. Ber- ger. ROW 3: P. Basile, B Atkinson, M. Barnett, W. Batzel, A. Boswell, J. Anderson. ROW 4: B. Bennett, P. Antonelli, E. Bilikiewicz, M. Boyce. HOMEROOM 210 ROW 1: T. Artz, S. Coccia. ROW 2: D. Brodowski, R. Cicippio, S. Hunsicker, A. Constable. ROW 3: J. Catania, C. Connor, C. Constable, D. Brown ROW 4: J. Campana, J. Carroll, L. Butera. ROW 5: J. Chantry, D. Clark, K. Kaneda. ROW 6: M. Cantando, J. Cox, L. Capoferri. ROW 7: J. Cassel, J. Brun- ner, C. Clements, W. Carpenter. A junior is a substantial underclassman who has obtained new respon- sibilities and opportunities. By helping to originate and by participating in class-sponsored activities he has contributed a great deal towards a unified class. He must now evaluate himself and decide whether he is capable of carrying out his previous plans or whether he must change them due to the lack of perseverance. Opportunity has knocked and he must be prepared. He may also look back and learn from past mistakes. Thus he becomes able to think for himself and form more intelligent ideas. In being responsible, active classwise, and learning from mis- takes, the junior has reached a level of maturity which enables him to cope with the burdens of the upcoming senior year. HOMEROOM 218 ROW 1: S. Depuy. R. Dearolf. D. Deegan, E. Dyer, S. Didonato, K. Fronk, M. Firman, R. Dewitt, T. Dinar- do, R. Bright, L. Baskin. ROW 2: M. Dewane, D. Edin- ger, W. Ferguson, E. Delpizzo, D. Fish- burn, C. Donlon, M. Denshaw, R. Festa, C. Downes, L. Donley, A. Bus- tard, M. Doebler, V. Dureka, T. Brunner, M. Debbi, D. Delrossi. HOMEROOM 222 ROW 1: W. Grisdale, N. Herge, J. Hamel, K. Haug, M. Galpin, L. Harner, C. George, R. Errington. ROW 2: B. Heffner, T. Leszcynski, D. Hirschhorn, M. Maloney, J. Griffith, J. Folnogy. ROW 3: L. Hendricks, D. Germer. 108 HOMEROOM 233 ROW 1: M. Hoffman, W. Grzy- wacz, G. Hummer, D. Laboda. ROW 2: R. Hoy, D. Grzywacz, J. Hart, R. Hamilton, K. Harty, H. Kinloch. G. Kinsler, J. Horrocks, R. Lessner. ROW 3: D. Jenkins, S. Keenan, P. Hopkins, A Intoccia, T. Interrante, K. King, D. Jaworski, K. Hou- seal, B. Hansberry. HOMEROOM 242 ROW 1: R. Pash- ley, R. Rath, P. Rhodarmer, P. Pierson, D. Pearson, B. Phipps. ROW 2: N. Reese, G. Raffeo, B. Putnam, T. Shara- din, J. Romano, D. Roberts. HOMEROOM 234 ROW 1: D. Lutz, K. LaSorda, P. Kern, B. Knee- land, J. Lynch, J. Keirsey, D. Lee, S. Malloy, D. Little. ROW 2: K. Loffreda, M. Earle, D. McDermott, L. Landis, M. O'Connor, G. Love, F. Lombardo, D. McKelvey, R. Leslie, A. Lopp, P. Laumen, P. Mar- tin, B. Leslie. ROW 3: R. Lessner, M. LaMonte, S. Cressman. HOMEROOM 235 ROW 1: K. Metzger, P. Ochran, D. Moleski, R. McHugh, R. Nelson, R. Patton, R. Pforter, S. Mazur, R. Metzger, E. O'Brien. ROW 2: J. Moses, D. Nabozny, K. Montalbano, D. Nickles, L. Moles, M. Moulder, S. Mulder, D. Moyer, F. Morris. ROW 3: R. Peduto, P. Mitchell, J. Moore, K. O'Donnell, D. Parker, J. Mortensen. HOMEROOM 245 ROW 1: J. Toperzer, D. Tyson, K Toms, J. Tacket. ROW 2: R. Slavin, B. Wanner, N. Skel- ton. ROW 3: M. Scott. B. Walton, W. Wilcos, M. Stratton, S. Thomas, M. Yustak. ROW 4: C. Sharp, D. Topham, D. Marinari, N. Wesler, A. Weikel, M. Wilfong, R. Tober- man. ROW 5: K. Wright, C. Treisbach, J. Yaskowski, R. Todd, S. Stehman. G. Stroup, M. Sykes. D. Thompson. HOMEROOM 243 ROW 1: S. Sherry. ROW 2: N. Rosen, C. Syester, P. Russel, S. Robinson, D. Ruppe, C. Richards, D. Schankweiler. ROW 3: M. Rob- erts, C. Roberts, B. Shephard, C. Rose, S. Rineheimer ROW 4: D. Schaffer, D. Ruud, C. Rueckle. B. Schafer. R. Smith, R. Spinozzi, P. Staurowski, G. Smith, E. Sund- berg, A. Stadlin, M. Spangler. Ill ELEVENTH GRADE VO-TECH ROW l: Ruf, F. Ross, J. Mauchley. K. Brown, P. Pet dozzi, B. Hunsberger, J. Collins, R. DeMarco.) Errin, J. Bovell. ROW 2: J. Moore, R. Fulmer M. Harte, J. Prosock, C. Adrian, B. Soppick, { Salter, F. Lombardo. ROW 3: D. Glass, a Woodruff, E. Johnson, A. Bilinski, D. Lovett, K Austin. TENTH GRADE VO-TECH ROW l; R Cord, B. Rockett, J. Hazzard, D. Beard. ROW2; D. Basile, J. Bernstiel, F. Lombardo, A. Rubeo ROW 3: J. Heller, R Keyser, D. Tague, R. Roe- diger. ROW 4: K. Catania, D. Vanaman, R Stover, R. Voh, M. Storti, D. Dombrowski, K. Gambone, R. Flynn, C. Slavin, A. Schubert, R Hanson. ROW 5: R. Denby, M. Austin, J. Vig. lione, R. Fitchett. Vo-Tech It's only our second year, yet we've learned so much that we feel that we know everything. There are even more difficult ideas to perceive than last year. Are we able to stride with the pace? We're not so sure that we can, but we will try. With this need to carry out our goals to the greatest abil- ity, our futures will become more meaningful and clear to us. It's all so new and different. No one expected it to be this way, but it's wonderful. Every- thing is ahead of us, a special trade which must be mastered by our own individual abili- ties. It looks so fascinating to see everyone busy about their work which they will carry on throughout their lives. I too, am one, and I will put forth all my knowledge; I will share it with my peers; together we shall make our world a better place to live in. HOMEROOM 124 ROW 1: D Adamson, C. Bean, R. Clairmont, L. Cassey. D. Yu, S. Claycomb, C. Bar- ker, G. Abrams, S. Brown. ROW 2: C. Bean, T. Allen, M. Altomare, E. Bacher. J. Bean, B. Asher, J. Apple- ton, P. Adams, T. Howell, T. Bradley, A. Bean. Tenth Grade I am an inbetweener. I have no real significance among the other classes of the school. What should I do to feel a part? I suppose I should start by getting ac- tive and making plans for my two most important years ahead. If I want my class to be outstanding, I should find the faults of others and then I will be prepared or perhaps avoid such errors. Although I'm at the bottom, someday I'll be at the top. It's up to me to instigate new ideas. I can even save some for when my turn comes just so we have the best. I don't feel so inbetween now. I'm proud that I have such a great thing to look forward to. HOMEROOM 126 ROW 1: L. Brunt, R. Dascaloff, C. Collins, B. Detwiler, B. Davis. J. Conway ROW 2: D. Bradbury, D. Cle- mens, M. Burns, K. Cook, R. Crist, J. Caparro, L. Austerberry, J. Dalton, D. Cubbler, P. DellAngelo, N. DellPia. ROW 3: L. Burke, W. Bickhart, D. Bowser, K. Cristman, M. Campana, M. Harrison, S. Diegel, J. Bustard. HOMEROOM 212 ROW 1: T. Lawton. M Kel- ly, K. Krebs. V. McGinley, J. Megilligan, S. Mano, B. Mills. ROW 2: M. Kazimer, D. Markiey. D. Moyer, C. Gross. R. Lawless, B. Miller, D. Mc- Phearson, D. Miles, S. Moser. ROW 3: D. Kuzma, S. Maniscalco, M. Lowe, C. Muhs, R. Johnson, P. McDonnell. ROW 4: J. Maniscalco, M. Renish ROW 5: M. Miller. HOMEROOM 155 ROW 1: M. Hohlfeld, G. Hibbets, M. Iacovetti, W. Roddy, D. Hamilton, P. Haymak- er, B. Hantz, M. Groff, G. Fladd. ROW 2: R. Hanley, H. Haraczka, B. Hoynash, C. Hurst, S. Hausner, T. Horrocks. J. Gibbons, R. Freas, D. Croner, G. Grabowski, J. Fitzgerald, K. Harte. ROW 3: J. Hahn. R. Grim- ley, S. Germer. HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1: C. Maher, A. Intoccia, E. Li, W. Light, E. Stanko, K. Kurilla ROW 2: J. Jacobs, J. Kasmala, C. Keyser, D. Hughes, J. Hoy, M. Karr. R. Jones. HOMEROOM 220 ROW 1: 5. Peduto, F. Rafalowski. J. Pastva. R. Marcellus, B. Santora, L. Pragheimer, P. Rueckle, P. Prosock ROW 2: T. Petraline, B. Rambo, B. Quick. J. Reed, M. Schulthers, A. Panettiere, D. Kozak. ROW 3: J. Roddy, G. Pifer, L. Rieger, B Rittenhouse, D. Romeo, D. Peters, P. Pettry, S. Romano. HOMEROOM 224 ROW 1: S. Smith. B Steer, T. Harris, G. Hoke. R. Tenney, G. Hoff, J. Houpt, S. Wadolny. ROW' 2: J. Scherer, S. Slaski, D. Stouffer. B. Thomson. S. Ulrich, M. Titus, D. Staley. ROW 3: R. Slater, J. Thomp- son, K. Kinloch. J. VanZandt, P. Schmieg. D. Kerr. HOMEROOM 214 ROW 1: N. Peterson, P. Nixon, L. Nave, M. Monaco, C. Paton, S. Meixner, J. Pancio, J. O'- Donnell, K. Pettine, D. Mul- holland, C. Nulty. ROW 2: S. Patterson. G. Oehrig, J. Nash, J. Johnson, L. Mannix. ROW 3: B. Martin, J. Pascoe, J. Krier, C. Moyer, D. Monas- tero, D. Pack. S. Miller, T. McQuaid, R. Norman, T. Moses, J. McFarland, R. Nace. ROW 4: S. McClure. W. McKay, G. Martinelli. HOMEROOM 228 ROW 1: V. O'Brien, E. Dull, K. Garges, A. Ehinger, R. Taylor, P. Doud, M. El- senbeck. ROW 2: T. Filopanti, L. Versak. E. Dussa- man, K. Freeman. R. Rapposelli. A. Eilbacher, S. Fishburn, P. Fedock, M. Ehnot, M. DeBeque. ROW 3: K. Freeh, M. Greco, H. Fennimore. S. Giannone, T. D'Antonio. HOMEROOM 246 ROW 1: R. Keeiy, C Kerr, D. Woodruff, J. Versak, L. Carter, J. Gibbons, C. Wol- stenholme, D. Heimer, G. Wells, B. Hahn, J. Wolfe, J. White, B. Walters, M. Vermuth, D. Vaing, D. Williams, J. Ward, J. White, S. Wisniewski. ROW 2: M. Zachau, C. Wallace, B. Weir, P. Keller, S. Wilkie, B. Burns, 5. Weissinger, R. Topham, W. Williams, T. Winkler, B. Walbert. HOMEROOM 226 ROW 1: C. Shaw, R Scotti. D. Smith, C. Smith, L. Santora, L. Schweda. B. Schleret, 5. Shearer, D. Schoneker. ROW 2: D. Schiefer, J. Schnaithmann, P. Spadaro, J. Shott, P. Sellers, F. Schweda, P. Schiavo, J. Shoemaker, D. Shea, J. Shaffer, R. Siso, S. Rosa, R. Rittenhouse. ROW 3: F. Scenna, E. Sewell, G. Schankin. HOMEROOM 103 ROW 1: B. Stevens, S. Sykes, M. Sing- er, E. Haug, D. Stauffer. K. Noecker, L. Sidnam, B. Smith, T Sherry. ROW 2: K. Walters, j Yeager, W. Thim. J. Smith, J. Stimmler. J. Stehman, D. Smith, L. Snovel, S. Smith, G. Sypherd, N. Stratton. Ninth Grade HOMEROOM 126 ROW 1: A Gulick, L. Gilman, C. Harpel, D. Hartenstine, S. Hillen. K. Hawken, M. Herman. E. Guzzardo, T. Skelton. B. Haymaker, C. Herman. ROW 2: G. Heck. J. Griffith. W. Vullings. P. Groff, B. Hansley, B. Hansberry, G. Greco, T. Harmer. M. Hinkle, K. Gross, R. Harwick, S. Harner, R. Herge, J. Hartman, C. Henry, S. Heyser. Like a tree I have begun to grow. I've sur- vived from the tender care that was given when I was a seed sprouting my first tiny root above the earth. Though I am fragile and weak, I am beginning to stand on my own. 1 am ready to gather all of the sun's rays and make use of them the best way that I know possible. Now is the time for if I lack the will to live 1 shall wither away. Never to spread forth my leaves nor give of my fruit. 117 HOMEROOM 129S ROW 1: C Pirmann. G. Rees, G. Prosock. P. Pudelka. B. Parkins. ROW 2: J. Paschali, G. Rhoadarmer, J. Paton, J. Pack. ROW 3: K. Love, S. Peoples, H. Puckett, P. Skoog. ROW 4: S. McDonald, R. Rhoades, D. Pragheimer, C. Parker. ROW 5: A. Pumilia, D. Reed, N. Peroni. ROW 6: S. Dull, K. Reynolds, A. Plassmeyer, M. Patzuk. ROW 7: J. Pforter, C. Raffeo, E. Spardaro. HOMEROOM 139S ROW 1: P. Moulder, D. Marinari, R. Waczko, J. McMahar. ROW 2: D. Manze, J. McIntyre. L. Lottes. ROW 3: F. Manteiglian, B. McGinley, C. Martino, S. McQuillan, T. McDonald, P. Mcphearson. K. Lynch, T. O'Brien. C. Loughin, P. Mc- Crudden. B. Mash, N. Luzeski, F. McKay, T. Marino. D. McCoy, S. Meanally, D. Love. HOMEROOM 14lS ROW 1: C. Ames, J. Andrews, D. Beech, J. Beale, D. Barnett, M. Alk- er, S. Beatrice. ROW 2: S Bean. P. Berger, C. Eckman, J. Barker, D. Baird, K. Allebach, S. Amelang, R. Ackerman, M. Bean, B. Barnes, M. Donahue. ROW 3: R. Beecher, M. Baronie, R. Ainger, B. Beck, R. Allebach, L. Redding. 118 -L HOMEROOM 143S ROW Is T Miller. D. Neufer. M. Osenbach. ROW 2: L. Morello, J. Morris, L. Nelson, D. Pastva. M. Marinari, C. Norman, M. Mulvihill, S. Mill- er, L. Metzger, L. Munshower, D. Nicholson, M. Morgan. ROW 3: S. Nagel, J. Mulder, D. Ogle. ROW 4: R Noble, J. Nyce, R. Musselman, R. Rist. R. Oberteuf- fer, F. Montalbano. J. Prettyman, K Moloney, M. Muscatello. J. Allen. HOMEROOM 144 ROW 1: S. Fletcher, D. Faulkner, R. Ehinger. ROW 2: G. Fiorella, K. Fialkows- ki, J. Fontaine, J. Fondots, C. Fell, M. English, T. Foraker. R. For- syth, P. Ferenz. ROW 3: B. Fox, E. Endy, P. Emery, C. Finegan, 5. Donley. M. Foraker, C. Kulp, S. Doak. ROW 4: F. Dougherty, C. Forgach, S. Ferrier, E. Dunn, K. Renish. ROWr 5: M. Granahan. H. Eisenberger, J. Funk. HOMEROOM 142S ROW 1: W Valerio, K. Kline, E. Leibfrid, J. Kor- dek, P. Vance, W. Laverty, A. Laffer- ty, T. Lochner, S. Lockhoff, M. Lan- dis. ROW 2: J. Lawton, S. Law, R. Lear, K. Long, D. Kull, M. Galpin, S. Klincewicz, J. Knobler, D. Kratz, L. Kuhnsman, E. Lord, B. Kook, L. Lan- dis, L. Leflar. ROW 3: D. Kilgannon, S. Leszcynski, T. Krips. HOMEROOM 148S ROW 1: D. Bright, P. Carter, T. Cantando, C. Buch- anan, K. Bondi, P. Beyer, B. Blair. ROW 2: J. Bond, C. Childress, S. Campana, S. Bernstiel, D. Burness, D. Canney, T Brodowski, F. Barn. ROW 3: J. Bertles, T. Claycomb, B. Bustard, G. Brunt, B. Biddy, J. Ciabattoni. ROW 4: S. Chme- lewski, D. Carpenter, C. Bodek, M. Cart- er, D. Clemens, R. Card, S. Carpenter. HOMEROOM 154S ROW 1: D. Geh- ret, J. Fiorella. B. Freeh, D. Gallagher, S. Friel, C. Gaydos. ROW 2: R. Franklin, E. Gronlund, P. Getty, S. Gentile, D. Hen- sley, V. Gallagher. R. Golambos, S. Graham. HOMEROOM 146S ROW 1: M DePuy, R De- Frangesco, K. Cusamano, L. Diana, V. Stiteler, P. Clements, G. Deardorff, R. DeChant ROW 2: G. Cole, G. Dempsey, L. Daisey, K. Collins, E. Gilman, R. Clevenger, K. Crawford, L. Cori, M. DeWitt ROW 3: K. Dean, M. Connolly, J. DeMarco. J. DelPizzo, W. Custer, K. Cottetta, M. Czop, B. DeHaven, N. Dascal- off, R. Collins, K. Conway, N. DeFrancesco. HOMEROOM 210 ROW 1: R. Huff, J. Kennedy, D Karns, L Kenny, D. Hylinski ROW 2: R. Rieger, V. Jones, D. Hoff, S. Keplinger, W. Kaiss, K. Kargess, P. Jordan, S. Howarth. ROW 3: L. Potter. T. Hoy, J. Jonas. ROW 4: B. Judd, G. Intoccia, L. Kieffer, K Kaneda ROW 5: G. Morton, W. Ivens, T. Howell, C. Kern, J. Fulmer, D. Horner, M. Hoffman. HOMEROOM 201 ROW 1: K Urangst, D. Wills, N. Valerio, C. Jewell, D. Valerio, L. Toms, P. Whittaker, D. Venezia, D. Troutman, D. Viglione. ROW 2: D. Thompson, D. Webb, D. Yoder, L. Wehry, K. Walker, J. Vargo, B. Vaughan, D. Tyler, D. Thomas, B. Wolf. E. Wood, P. Panzak. ROW 3: T. Volpicelli, R. Zeigler, P. Yaskowski, P. Zeltner. HOMEROOM 160S ROW 1: T. Salvino, B. Schioeder, S. Salveson, D. Roddy, K. Schultz, D. Schafer, T. Schmidt. ROW 2: R. Sharpless, D. Risher, T. Rittenhouse, M. McKain, A. Smiek, T. Shepps, P. Schultz, K. Rymshaw, S. Rimehimer, C. Salter, S. Scott, L. Rittenhouse, C. Rich. SECTION 8A2. ROW 1: N. Buschman, S. Sovring, J. Bacher, M. Hopkins. J. McClure. B. Ritten- house, D. Jaworski, J. Bochnowicz, G. Verger, A. Scherer, L. Amelang, G. Cook. ROW 2: D. Moyer, K. Moore, M. Berger, S. Constable, K. Monaco, M. Drabick, H. Griffith, D. High, J. Tackett, J. Denshaw, S. Wolf, J. Davis, E. Plank, B. Constabel, A. Salvino. Eighth Grade I have been in school eight years now And it seems to me just the other day, That I could not understand how You added and multiplied that way. And I remember that day clearly When I wrote my first composition; Though the words do not come back to me, I ended each sentence with a preposition. They come to me now in this eighth year, The things behind and the things ahead. I have my friends to help me here; I look to the future without fear or dread. SECTION 8A1. ROW 1: T. Cragoe, A. Cook ROW 2: D. Garges, J. Stephens. S. Limbert, G. Tenzinger, R. Croner, J. Finerfrock, W. Barnstead, C. Russ, T. Kea- gy, K. Marple, L. Bernstein. ROW 3: A. Thomas, S. Shepard. C. Bourne, D. Thomas. ROW 4: L. Lee, M Schaeffer, C. Kasper, D. Metz, N. Gardner. K. Abbott, C. Parry, B. Bright. R. Angstadt, C. Adams, S. Fox. SECTION 8A3 ROW 1: K. Diegel, M West, S. Green. ROW 2: M. English, K. Richardson, S. Hawke, D. Moister, S. Gionta, K. Bowerman. ROW 3: R. Cover, W. Roth, G. Slonaker, T. Catan- ia, M. Jaroszewicz, T. Jones, C. Drum, W. Gibbons. D. Shultz, M. Doud, M. Palmer, C. Howarth, D. Moister, T. Moriarity. ROW 4: K. Heckler. J. Kin- lock, J. Carola. SECTION 8B1 ROW 1: D. Collins, D. Ostfoski, J. Langmaack, J. Obert, P. Metzler, D. Wright, T. Cirafisi, B. Phipps, S. Bonaduce. ROW 2: J. Woods, S. Markley, A. Howell, B. Moore, B. Hockenbrock, J. Dutton, N. Culver, B. Priest, J. Litka, J. Hagner, C. Fry, E. Groff, B. Langheim, S. Cline. ROW 3: R. Wilkie, D. Thomas, L. Detwiler, W. Friel, R. Titus. SECTION 8A4 ROW 1: B. Morris, D. William- son, C. Clark, J. Ward, B. Hayes, J. Mazur, M Alessandra, M. Burke. ROW 2: P. Capaldi, K. Walker, B. Diem, M. Pitts, B. Mannix, W. Downes, C. Scanlon, B. Crowle. S. Kotch, D. Sharadin. R. Pearson, K. Guzzardo, D. Sharadin, J. Yakscoe, L. Achey, D. McMahon, J. Kouba, M. Roissier, V. Hurst, J. Lawlis. SECTION 8B4 ROW 1: B. Yocum, S. Montalbano, M. Sandelier, K. Davis, J. Montgomery. ROW 2: N. Festa, D. Hoy, J. Price, D. Kemp, S. Errington, M. Cronin, K. He- pler, J. Umstetter. ROW 3: L. DeLisle, V. Bierman, D. Bean, G. Rogers, M. Fennelly, D. Koons, L. Snyder. ROW 4: L. McHugh, P. Nulty. ROW 5: K. Harmer, J. Christ- man, D. Pio, D. Beyer, K. Faggioli, P. Polioni, J. Lawless, R. Bailey. SECTION 8B2 ROW 1: R. Debaque, S. Granacher, L. Ivens, B. Plush, R. Nyce ROW 2: H. Canney, B. Mc- Dermott, B. Sitchett, D. Yurgenson, M. Kummerer, C. Sykes, V. Monaghen, L. Franklin, M. Filopanti. ROW 3: K. Pierson, K. Henry, A. Gruber, P. Vargo, L. Shultheis. ROW 4: F. Hendricks, S. Eisenbeck, D. Spinieo, D. Mar- zella, R. Paton, O. Smith, K. Long, D. Sidman. SECTION 8B3 ROW 1: D. Ivens. P Choate, K Notin, D. Ritzman, L. Skelly, D. Simpson, R. Velebir. ROW 2: H. Valentino, P. Leamy, J. Molinaro. ROW 3: S. Capone, C. Berry, M. Malone. J. Bani, K. Canney, T. Cianci, A. Beck- er, T. Groff, A. Horning, K. Pack, S. Gardner, L. Plummer, S. Ambler, P. Konrath, B. Tedor, M. Belcher, A. Harris, L. Stiefel, D Winkler. ROW 4: R Rees.T. Porter. SECTION 8B7 ROW Is K Wanner, S. Clark, S. Wright, R. Sowers ROW 2: S. Fish, S. Sanbendet- to. S. Dearolf, S. Adams, S. Modestine, H. Adams, C. Burns, D. Fort, J. Hamlin, M. Barr. ROW 3: T. Cassey. G. Titus, C. Hutto, C. Kemner, G. Santoro. G. Pilecki, R. Gauger, R. Leslie, J. Schildt, L. Gam- bone, R. Hirschaorn, D. Romano. SECTION 8B5 ROW 1: D. Balaquer, D. Stamm, L. Finegan, D. Bernhard, D. Palladi- no, P. Phillippy. ROW 2: F. Lorenz, F. Graf- feo, L. Mitchell, S. Faust, S. Dietch, S. Crane. ROW 3: P. Bright, L. Betz, C. Hit- man, B. Prough, D. Harper, D. Kennedy, P. Jackson, K. Fulmer, S. Brown, R. Jackson, N. Crist, S. Wood, M. Adrian, M. Rubeo, M. Kazimer, W. Bateman, C. Yocum, D. Williams. SECTION 8B6 ROW 1: D. Markley, B. Black, D. lacovetti, P. Maloney, R. Mulho- land, J. Stowelake, D. Thomas, D. Dunham. ROW 2: P. Nowicki, R. Moyer, C. Peterdoz- zi, H. Berzins, J. Fell, T. Evans, P. Burton, C. Jacquemin. ROW 3: E. Shaw, M. Fleming, E. Robbins, W. Beradelli, P. Treisbach, S. Thim, C. Leflar, E. McCormick, P. Raef. SECTION 80 ROW 1: R. Thomp- son, K. Armstrong, A. Bono. ROW 2: T. Stroup, W. Johnson, M. Amodeo, E. Nangle. ROW 3: D. Boles, D Hughs, K. Mash, D. Brobson, E. Emery, J. Hittle, W. Keyser, M. Col- lins. ROW 4: S. Weller, B. Swanson, G. Mano, W. McGlynn, J. Clark, R. Boyer. SECTION 8C3 ROW 1: R. Fenster macher, R. Powell, T. Hicks, J. Petra- tine, L. Malloy, C. DeStephano, D. Saylor, C. DeVito, J. Carter, M. Sa- muelian, J. Shankweiley, S. Bukows- ki. ROW 2: G. Livergood, D. Fosben- ner, E. Heck, M. Sygiel, D. Shiffler, L. Harrison. ROW 3: J. Stout, L. Creitz, J. Salveson. SECTION 8C2 ROW 1: C. Forci- nio, M. Faulkner, J. Currera, D. Kay, T. Peterson, D. Wright, M. Improto, R. Stanley, R. Shupe, S. Prosock, J. Paravati. ROW 2: K. Yost. F. Riggs, E. Harte, C. Woodruff, D. Shires, A. Jones, S. Fletcher, W. Firman, M. Laverty, R. Clark. SECTION 7A2 ROW 1: R. Siso, S. Tyson. G. Holst, D. Pfeiffer, R. Bennett. ROW 2: S. Turner. S. Fagan, C. Vakscoe, S. Hilling, K. Karpinsky, B. Patzuk. N. Graham. ROW 3: R. Vagnoni, D. Sieh- ert, C. Buchenauer, D. Crist, S. Kreeger, D. Borie. G. Wagner, P. Moyer, J. Green, T. Hopper. M. Pan- czak, B. DeChant. L. Haschke, M. Steele. P. Davis. Seventh Grade In this transition into a high school atmo- sphere, our seventh graders find themselves in crowded halls with ringing bells and classes filled with new faces. They are con- fronted with a whole new system. They have more teachers from whom they will learn new ideas. These new ideas will help a seventh grader to express himself in his own way. As the uncertain newcomer is walking through the halls, he will soon come to real- ize how much more freedom he has in mak- ing decisions for himself than previously. At first, the seventh grader may shy away from these privileges, but as time goes on he will learn to appreciate them and to use them to their fullest. SECTION 7A1 ROW 1: P. Maher, S. Connelly, D. Doggendorf, J. Papach, N. Catton, D. Kaneda, R. Woodruff, A. Delasio, T. Ward. ROW 2: R. Boyce, C. Krebs, L. Knies, S. Clause, E. Johnson. R. Denshaw. ROW 3: V. Onufreiczuk, J. Hinkle, R. Stone, H. Heyser, S. Coville, B. Mager, J. Watts, L. O'Donnell, B. Hawken, W. Dewees, H. Wright. SECTION 7A3 ROW 1: O. Regar, N. Bestow, E. Allen, D. DeWane, S. Bo- gen, L. Grafton, K. Horn- ing, B. Grosshanten, D. Ehnot, R. Gulick, J. Farino, J. Schneider ROW 2: L. Winegar, S. Crowle. T. Depuy, J. Veneziale, N. Lescynski, G. Gallagher, K. Henry, M. Trusik, S. Cu- tillo, S. Salzer, L. Diegel. ROW 3: A. Loffreda, S. Levering, P. Bickhart, B. Higgins. SECTION 7B1 ROW Is D. Barrett, P. Nowicki, B. Hamilton, B. Kimker. K. Law, R. Rossier. ROW 2: J. Stratton, D. Clevenger, S. Monaghan, W. Pfeiffer, M. Williams, K. Harkins, J. Russell. ROW 3: V. Schreffler, S. Debbi, T. Punchur, T. Keehn, P. Phipps, L. Bensch. ROW 4: G. Salvino, K. Langheim, R. Valerio, J. Campbell. SECTION 7A4 ROW 1: R. Ferguson. J. Krauss. ROW 2: D. Wallace. R. Moser. R. Schultz, M. Craine, S. Bean, M. Tarlecki. ROW 3: D. Pegon, P. Hahn, J. Hawke, M. Berber, L. Guzzardo, J. Patton, S. Cooper ROW 4: S. Rinehimer, C. Tulish, E. Bermanis, K. Motes, B. McDonald, C. Reiff, B. Kulp, J. Springer. SECTION 7B2 ROW 1: W. Delpizzo. R Brun ner, J. Hillen, T. Lee, P. Rhoads. L. Davis, G. Buch- anan, J. Salvino, W. Plank, P. Groner. ROW 2: P. Fesmire, D. Van Morris, S. King, C. Kellagher, K. Tarlecki, L. Thompson, M. McGlincy, P. Marren, V. Fleck, T. Spadaro. ROW 3: M. DeFusco, R. Vig- lione, T. Hille, R. Wehry, W. Hurst. SECTION 7B3 ROW 1: R Roden- baugh, K. Sellers. R. Smith, M. Keir- sey, B. Landis, R. Weir. ROW 2: L. Kratz, K. Schmidt, K. Kelley, K. Jor- dan, M. Fleming, K. Banski, W. Mills, C. Metzgar. M. Stehman. ROW 3: M. Topham, T. Amenta, D. Culver, W. Unangst, P. Smith, D. Reed, R. Frame, J. Keatley, B. Murphy, T. So- lomito, K. Brown, E. Conrad. SECTION 7B4 ROW 1: T. Mandraccia. W. Jendricks. C. Nase. ROW 2: P. D Antonio, S. Hipp, J. Patterson, P. Skoog, B. Szyplowski, D. Titus, M. Basore, J. Fontaine, F. Rudella. ROW 3: A. Kilgan- non, J. Karr. M. Kniezewski, D. Fenni- more, W. Choate, J. Horisk, A. Ehinger, J. Scotti, A. Hoke, N. Carter, C. Benner, L. Adrian. SECTION 7B6 ROW 1: S. Pilz, L. Samuelian, M. Gambone, D. Brown, J. Miller, L. Baird ROW 2: R. Crane, G. Cantamaglia, J. Dawson, M. Tattershall, R. Bodek, C. Graffeo. ROW 3: B. Pow- lus, M. Chantry, C. Cubbler, M. Riggs, E. Scott, K. Hanson, J. Blishok, D. Boggs, K. Crawford, C. Franklin. ROW 4: S. Walker, H. Tripp, J. Modestine, W. Bateman, S. Nase. SECTION 7B5 ROW 1: L. Homa, K. Fry, A. Johnson, C. Kieffer, K. Kulp. ROW 2: T. Granieri, M. Ferenz, L. Jones. D. Onoszko, W. Martin, R. Yeager. ROW 3: K. Brower, C. Hulto, M. Galpin, C. Garay, K. Ellis, D. Pe- terson, B. Geyer. ROW 4: D. Kuehn, M. Middleton, M. Baskin, R. Opperman, R. Wooldridge, E. Jamison, E. Karr. SECTION 70 ROW 1: A DeMaro, W. Accor, J. Cabot, J. Irato, S. Kozak, W. Wampole, J. Russ ROW 2: P. Strycharz, C. Johnston, J. Barnett, I. Hinckle, T. DiStefano, D. Carter, K. Saltmer, M. Chantry. ROW 3: D. Bala- guer, L. Sundberg, D. Ciabattoni, J. Me Anally ROW 4: E. Stocka- vas, D. Stover, C. Walther, G. Muhs, R. Royer, L. Collins. ROW 5: R. White, M. Sullivan, S. Har- tzell, A. McFarland, B. Hanley, J. Laskey. SECTION 7C2 ROW 1: D Rymer, A. Williams, R. Bower- man, M. Profera, D. McClay, F. Powlus, D. Heimer, D. Kelley, H. Dombroski. ROW 2: H. Foraker, J. Lombardo, S. Rittenhouse, P. Potter, D. Smith, B Smith, D. Hookway, L. Yost, R. Schlacter, R. Donley, J. Levinsky, R. Gross, G. Versak, J. Shtofman. SECTION 7C3 ROW 1: L. Hamilton, K. Burns. B. Faust, D. Wolfe, D. Paravati, R. O’Neal, B. Jones, D. Foraker. ROW 2: J. Moulder, G. DeDomenico, T. Fulmer, R. Bechtel. D. Little, J. Olafsen, R. Rabuck, M. Hennes- sey, R. Hunsberger, S. Bayler, G. Salter. ROW 3: J. Fiorillo, A. Stadlin, T. Brown, W. Denno, S. Schankin. SENIOR CLASS CONGRESS ROW 1: L. Zander, D. Rhoads, D. Rothenberger, E. Lawless, L. Mill- er. ROW 2: S. Smith, D. Hausner, J. Premo, T. Detwiler, A. Gentile, M. Sewell, D. Ciccarelli, S. Houpt. ROW 3: J. Jones, H. Beyer, B. Edwards. Senior congress A new room, 221, a new sponsor, Mrs. Richards, new officers and new repre- sentatives, the new with the old as we began our final year's activities. The ac- tivities were many as were the friendly disagreements during the meetings. Committees came and went as events were begun and completed. It was another year of the class of 1971's savoir faire, and leading the show was the senior class congress. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: D Klock, Vice President, S. Fitzgerald, President, K. Brown, Secretary. ROW 2: S. Landis, Treasurer, J. Venezia. Sergeant-at-Arms, P. Kordek, Parliamentarian, L. Amber, Representative-at-Large. ABOVE LEFT: Ivar Laurenius from Sweden, and Heather Candy of New Zealand, our 1971 foreign exchange students pose outside the main entrance by the school symbols. UPPER RIGHT: Ivar is proud of his American'' achievement, learning how to type ABOVE: Heather and her New Zealand are featured on the auditorium bulletin board where she indi- cates the location of her home. LEFT: Jim Jones made his home in Luxemburg during the summer as Methacton's exchange student. He is expertly holding a souvenir beer stein. Foreign exchange students 135 Kathleen A. Adam Jean L. Allan Dwight D. Allison Linda C. Ambler Karen L. Amelang Gwen L. Appleton Victoria L. Arena Robert D. Artz Jr. Dawn S. Badger tit Melvin E. Baer Leonard R. Blake Thomas M. Berger Thomas N. Bookheimer Debra Barte David W. Becker Richard J. Baldasano Jill A. Bardsley Patricia A. Borzillo Carol A. Bosler Susan A. Boswell William C. Bourne James K. Brobson Hj Roberta L. Brooke Larty A. Brown Susan H. Brotherton Kimberlee S. Brown Kathryn M. Buchanan Charles Buchenauer 138 Karen A. Burness Daniel S. Ckrcardli James M.Cicippio Cordon E. Clark Richard K. Casselberry Nancy L. Colgrove D. Dwight Cannon Dennis Car amen ico Robert A. Carroll Heather I. Candy Sharon L. Cantymagli Barbara A. Collins William J. Countryman Audrey S. Cori James E. Dessenger Timothy E. Detwiler Doug S. DiCarlo Joseph F. Dougherty William M. Dutton Susan L. Eisenberger Linda M. Firestone H. Brent Edwards Barbara V. Edinger Thomas I. Eisenberger Benjamin S. Evans Donna L. Faust Alan M. Fermier John P. Fell Deborah C. Fish Stephen M. Fitzgerald Karen D. Fort Sandra L. Fox Carol A. Frantz Linda L. Freas Jac D. Freeh Deborah J. GallagheT David W. Gardner Mark A. Gardner Arthur T. Gentile Thomas H. Graham David L. Granacher Martin K. Hansell Jean Hanson Rebecca M. Harry Deborah L. Hamlin Catherine P. Hallman Carol R. Gurzynski Deborah A. Griffin David C. Guttridge Deborah J. Grisdale Gary E. Grosshanten Ronald F. Hartman David J. Hausner Rosalind M. Harry Michael Harte Kenneth Haws Cindra L. Heckler Martha S. Hepburn Carl W. Hersh Robert Hoch Patricia A. Homa Leslie A. Hopkins Susan M. Houpt Vincent T. Im proto John E. Jackson Susan D. Howard William Huff Linda A. lannozzi Lois A. Jenkins Linda L. Houseal John L. Howell Louise D. Hughes Joan Hughes Frances L. Jaworski James Kelley Linda J. Kelley Michelle A. Jonas James A. Jones Thomas Keir Robin L. Keirsey Jams Kelly George R. Kemner Deborah L. Klock John R. Kenny 146 John M. Kniezewski Jeff Koons June M. Kreischer Leon J. Kriebel Susan M. Landis Carl A. Langheim Joseph Latella Ivar S. Laurenius Barry K. Laverty Eileen C. Lawless Celeste A. Macalino Michael J. Maloney Richard R. Martin Joan P. McClennen Lawrence M. McDermott Jr. John D. McDonald Michael J. Marren Richard L. Mars A. Dean Martin Diana Li Deborah A. Mannix Rose M. Lightcap Dorothy Lombardo Kathy L. McGonigle Mary J. McFarland James R. McQuaid Joan A. Medicke Michele C. Megella Sandra M. Meng Mary Lynne Miller Richard P. Miller Russell Miller Donna S. Moetsch Pamela S. Moister Gregory J. Moles Ann M. Monaghan Carol L. Moore Craig A. Moyer Robert T. Morris George R. Moulder Karen E. Moyer Thomas E. Murphy James E. Nagle Charles E. Musselman Denise B. Natali Donald W. Pash ley Janet C. Perkins Joseph T. Peroni Michael A. Petko Michael W. Nyce Cheryl Oberteuffer Sharon L. Ochs Linda J. Pancio CaryL. Noll Gloria A. Ortiz Nancy M. Pierson David F. Priest Karen R. Prager Patricia A. Pragheimer Diane P. Pudelko Joseph S. Premo Michael G. Puskar Robert E. Putnam Andrew P. Quay 152 John C. Rafferty Elizabeth L. Rambo Doreen L. Rhoads Julia A. Russell Eugene R. Ryzner Dalton R. Saltmer Alan J. Schaeffer Mark R. Schafer Mark C. Schfldt Randy H. Schirmer William A. Srhlack Marilynn ]. Schnaithmann Gary L. Schubert 154 Michael D. Sharadin Amy Shea William C. Shepard Kenneth Sohl Joseph Sortino Judith A. Spinieo Deborah L. Steffen D. Keith Sneddon Susan B. Smith Mary Jane T. Smyk Jeffrey R. Smith William E. Smith Cary R. Smith Raymond F. Stubbs Gary W. Tyler Dennis Wack Karen J. Tenzinger Barbara J. Tyson Paulette J. Wagner Glen E. Webb Melanie J. Thomas Susan R. Weidner Ronald K. Weikel Michael F. Wengiel Karen E. White Norbert Weissinger Leslie A. Whittaker Ronald K. Williams James M. Winkler Donald G. Woodruff Charles A. Weller Rebecca R. Wolford No Picture Available S. High E. DiCarlo D. Tyson H. Pry L. Quick K. Nyce J. DeWan J. Bean D. Allebach S. Berton S. Burry J. Cosentino M. Calpin L. Harrison J. Lonchar J. Palumbo 159 Charles Hanley Richard Saylor Bonnie Leslie Practice, because tomorrow we try it without books. How can I remember all those lines? Tarnation, I plumb forgot. What do you mean Phyllis can hardly talk the day before dress rehearsal ? The lines have been engraved into my memory. But, what if I forget ? I feel like I can't move my face under this make-up. Gramercy Ghost Charlie Stewart's Dominic and Julie's. 1 can scream, I can scream. The actors existed on pure nerves. Mel's, Burnett with two t's. I'm Nathaniel Coombes. Who threw this bottle? Friday's performance went well, lots of laughter and applause. Now all we have to do is survive Saturday. A Midsummer Night It was Friday, May 22, and as juniors we were gathered at the ballroom of George Washington Country Club. The music by Guy Greco and the Four Saints filled the room as gowns swished by. Outside the sky was clear and the air refreshing. Our Midsummer Night had finally come after months of preparation by the various busy committees. It had been hectic, but now the reward was here and the big night was almost over. No, not quite! Lights were lit far into the night at the many Post Prom Parties that were held. It was really just the beginning! I hope you enjoyed May 22 23, because I did. 161 November 7 dawned as a beautiful day for Meth- acton's 1970 Homecoming events. In the morning our varsity hockey and soccer teams played a vigorous game with the alumni. As game time approached, multicolored floats with streamers started rolling into Methacton with just last minute touch-ups to be made, for the halftime events. In the afternoon the excit- ment grew. Pre-game start- ed out with the senior high band and was soon joined by the junior high band. As the game began the ex- citment reached it's peak. But soon died down by a look at the score board. By halftime things looked grim. But at the announce- ment of the queen, things looked brighter than ever. It stayed that way to the end. We may have lost a game, but we gained a beautiful Homecoming Queen. The dance that evening, sponsored by the class of 1971, brought together many graduates who came back to share their adven- tures with friends. It was a beautiful day that served it's purpose. Homecoming 1970 TOP: Doreen Rhoads receives the crown of roses from Peggy Arena, after the announcement that Doreen had been voted Homecoming Queen. CENTER: The queen and her escort, Russ Ressler, smile happi- ly at the Homecoming crowd, at the peak of the day's activities. RIGHT: The former Homecoming Queen, Peggy Arena, seems just as excited as Doreen Rhoads, the 1970 Queen, as they are displayed on the Student Council float with their escorts. LEFT: Senior members of the Court, Lynn Ambler and Laurie Zander, and their escorts, Brant Keyser and David Hausner, ride on the senior float underneath the dauntless mascot, the Pink Panther. CENTER: A warm smile can be seen on the face of the junior representative, Robin Robbins, and her escort, Don Parker, as they enjoy the excitement of Homecoming Day. BELOW: Janice Minnich and her escort, Tom Sawyer, follow the queen on their festive soph- omore float, extending hearty hellos to fellow classmates. February 6th was a night seniors will remember for a long time. It was the evening of our Senior Banquet. The meal consisted of several courses; and therefore it continued on into the evening. At the conclusion of the meal. Presi- dent Fitzgerald read our class prophecy, which gave us a humorous look into the future. Several of the senior wills were read, and then many senior awards were given out to various seniors. When the band arrived, dancing started both on the main dance floor and the balcony that sur- rounded the ballroom. The lights were dim, and the atmo- sphere entertaining, but all good things must come to an end. The evening closed as beautifully as it began. 169 Look at those teachers! ... could you see it if they came to school like that? . . . 1 like that flappy bird . . . no, 1 think the mouse is better — who IS it? . those dancers' legs aren't even . . . Mrs. McGinniss is the only person in this whole show who can dance .. Oh! I get it . . that mouse keeps eating green cheese . that's why it's getting so fat . . . those teachers in their bathrobes have hairy legs when is intermission? . .. some of those jokes are pretty sad ... oh! ... is it over? ... I liked it. Vincent F. Farina Chief School Ad- ministrator and Supervising Principal. Dear Graduates: Each year, at your request, I have attempted to leave with you a message from my own heart. This year I want to give you some excerpts from an author whom I have always respected and enjoyed, James A. Michener, as he writes in The Quality of Life . One of the reasons why life today seems more complex than it did half a century ago is the speed with which bad news communicates. We pay a fearfully high price for freedom. I fear that if certain disruptive forces continue to threaten our civil peace, the average citizen will find himself so repelled that he will flee to any strong type of central government which promises con- trol and discipline. Thus we could lose our freedom. The disruptive forces are these: crime; gunfighting; revolutionary student activity which insults and outrages the pub- lic. By continued irresponsibility our dissidents can call into being the very thing they oppose: a dictatorship. To make protest through viligying our army, or flaunting enemy flags, or inviting assault by the police is an in- flammatory game that ensures retaliation. What we require is a balance between protest and stability. If through indifference we lose our liberties, we shall not regain them in this century. Above all we must have courageous leadership, and this we deserve. We are intelligent enough to restore control; we must do so because we are fighting for the continuance of a great de- mocracy — one worth saving. Lest you get the wrong picture let me say emphatically, I am very hopeful about you, our students of Methacton, as I see you in a variety of situations. I am not a primitivist. I do not automatically think that old ways are best. I am for change, and when it also represents progress, I am happy. I see the future as a combination of the constructive work of the stable joined with the proliferating ideas of the other leadership. In the years ahead of you, it will be the young leaders of today, sobered by responsibility, who will give this nation much of its direction, and this is necessary for the development of a strong society. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS. ROW 1: Mr. Marriot Eastman, Treasurer, Mr. Albert Bobb, Secretary , Mr. Robert Hilderbrand, President, Mr. William Yoh. ROW 2: Mr. Paul Swank, Mr. Paul Koons, Mr. Arthur Hibbets, Mr. Oliver Smith. ABSENT: Mr. Thomas Landis, Vice President. Every major question or suggestion originating in the community or school must be brought to the School Board and decided upon there. A big renovation in the regulations this year concerned the school dress code. Girls are now permitted to wear slacks as a result of the proposal of Stu- dent Council, the approval of Mr. Byrne and the confirmation of the School Board. Many other decisions are reached concerning school mat- ters; some are routine, but they must be made. Most of the Board's work is done in committee but open meetings are held on the 1st Tuesday of every month. Ralph j. Cissono, Administrative Assistant for Business Affairs Alpheus P. Drayer, Administrative Assistant. RIGHT: John T. Faul, Administrative Assistant. BELOW: Elmer Forrest, Reading Supervisor. RIGHT: Nicholas Rosa, School Psychologist. BELOW: John C. Bryne, Sr. High Principal. TO THE CLASS OF 1971: There are many roads that will lead each of you to a desired goal. Some are better than others; some subdivide and can lead you astray. So it is with ideals. Listen to all approaches with an open mind, even if you disagree with them. Weigh them carefully. During your days at Methacton we sincerely hope we have given you the foundation to carry forth your every aspiration. May I wish each and everyone of the Class of 1971 a strong and last- ing future. Sincerely, BELOW: John E. Scholl, Sr. High Assistant Principal. BELOW: William G. Croner, Director of Activities. Through the course of the year, guidance counselors have been working to find ways of lessening the burdens on students. Confer- ences are held in order to acquaint us with our counselor. Together they search for the possi- ble opportunities that we may obtain through the scheduling of classes and offering means of outside help. Future plans are discussed and various tests are offered during the year for placement in college. Guidance counselors are there for our benefit and they are willing to help out. John T. Klock, Jr. High Principal. SENIOR HIGH GUIDANCE COUNSE- LORS. Donald Peterson, Carole Hearon, F. Wayne Doebler. JUNIOR HIGH GUIDANCE COUNSELORS. Harvey C. Anderson, Jr., Betty Cornell, Alan H. Eardley. BELOW: Thomas R. Middleton, Audio-Visual Coordinator. ABOVE: Joan E. Fichtner, Home and school Visitor. LEFT: J. Russell McConnell, Jr., Junior High Assistant Principal. Students who want to be informed, or simply want to enjoy the pleasure of reading, have only to thank the friendly librarians here at our school. There is an amazing amount of work in- volved in keeping the library in working condi- tion. There would be chaos in one of the most important rooms in the school if literature were not properly catalogued and stored. Fortunately, this does not happen because of the efficiency and hard work of the librarians. SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY STAFF. Suzanne Mecke, Clerk-Typist, Newart Kaplan, Librarian. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY STAFF. Dagmar Davis, Library Assistant, Marcia Ehrhart, Clerk-Typist, David Heffley, Librarian. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Mary Nicol, Martha Langkamer, Muriel Pancoast, Barbara Wimmer. Joan Adderley. ROW 2: Cynthia Knauer, Jean Schwartz, Kathlene Newkirk, Janis Harris, Hilary Davenport. ROW 3: Edward Clinton, Department Chairman, Rudolph Cusumano, Mark McElwee, John Meniciello, Dennis McKnight, Richard Bergey, Kirt Ulrich, James Hutchinson. ABSENT: Joan King, Stephen Brown. English, it is so swell and gear; Marlowe, and Bacon and Bill Shakespeare. English, we love you English, And we love reading and spelling and all. English repeats itself, we know. Men write now as they did long ago. Grammar gives us examples And from them useful lessons we learn. English C. Stephen Brown History time is now here. Adventure's in the air as we study the lives of brave men. Leadership, courage too, helped these men to do Such brave things for their God and their King. We meet Clipsham, Gottardy, and Kellon Malonoski takes us around the world And Baldwin sails the very calm South Sea. So let's all give a cheer History. With Marinkov, Grozinski, the Mississippi's met And Lazar takes us down to its mouth. Sir Francis Dyer, the English pirate makes The second sea voyage round the world And Hallman's ship, Half Moon sails to Albany So let's all give a cheer History. Social Studies 178 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Barbara Clipsham, Maria Lazar, Paula McLaughlin, JoAnna Gottardy ROW 2: Grover Baldwin, George Marinkov, Donald Todd, Richard Dyer, Department Chairman, Ronald Hallman, Franklin Poehlmann, John Malonoski, Stephen Grozinski, Richard O'Donovan, Donald Stephenson, Jeffrey Hopple, Jeremiah DeWan, Dennis Kellon. ABSENT: Richard Subers. 179 dau ATICS DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Kathleen Landis, Rosemarie DiSante, Shirley Brown, Mary Ann Dowd, Linda Burychka, Eleanor Boehner. ROW 2: David Rader, Joseph Kunka, Michael Radliff, Charles Wisner, Department Chairman, Lehman Kapp, Charles Hentz, John Houser, William Ro- mano, David Emery. Hi Ho, Hi Ho It's off to work we go To add, subtract, and multiply, and to divide. Hi Ho, Hi Ho, Hi Ho. In case you want to know, You positively can't go wrong with a drill a day. Hi Ho, Hi Ho. Mathematics 181 S-C-I-E-N-C-E spells science, that we know; It can be such fun when everyone strives to be a future scientist. We know we must work hard each day. Study right and of course we must stay, Then work will be The sun is a mass of incandescent gas, A gigantic nuclear furnace. Where Hydrogen is changed into Helium And bright rays shine up above us Enjoyed quite thoroughly. Here's hoping you know all of the answers, dear classmate. Science time now, hurray. Science 182 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Vincent Bergandino, Angela Bacher, Cindy Spindler, Regina Smith, Mary Carrier, Charles Shank, Joseph Baldas- sano, Department Chairman. ROW 2: Stephen Saboe, Richard Schlick, Larry Munch, David Burd, Albert Barbaretta, Jeffrey Hopple, William Forsyth. 183 HOME ECONOMICS DE- PARTMENT. Michele Mor- row. Aneloi Endy. Ruth Win- kle, Pauline Williman. Mamma's little baby loves cook- ing, cooking, What a big mess she's made in here. Momma's little baby loves sew- ing, sewing. The funniest clothes we've seen this year. I love cooking. I love sewing. Good food for eating And clothes for showing. Any time or weather. Food and clothing go together. Home Economics Physical Education When the eyes are in the sockets. And clavicles align with ribs. Then Scelba will guide the students And health will fill the room. This is the dawning of the age of the Flying Rings, Age of the backstroke, neurosis, anemia. Mental health and body structure, Thiamine and hair abounding, No more false teeth or convulsions. Golden living dreams of chlorine. Highly swollen mucous membrane, And the heart's true palpitation. 184 Industrial Arts INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Richard Landis, John Eberl, Kenneth Olson, John Bosler. ABSENT: Wilford Bucher, Department Chairman. I've been workin' on this bookcase All the livelong day. I've been workin' on this bookcase Just to get it out of the way. Can't you hear my stomach grumbling Because next period is lunch. Can't you hear the teacher shouting And hear my hand go crunch. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: David Kyler, Sally Payne, Louise Sullivan, Marion Bosler, Patricia Richards. ROW 2: Jay Fetterman, Frank Dean, James Scelba, Steve Sauer, Stuart Ulrich. Put on your art smocks And get out your paint. Don't take the lids off The smell makes me faint. Of all the colors that you can find. Why do they look just exactly like mine. When you're ready. We will start To paint a scene. And when we are done It's gonna look Ve-e-e-e-e-ry keen. ART DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Beverly Blahut. An- thony Paladino, Department Chairman, Carole Burd, William Fox. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Iva Becker, William Mc- Camley, Gregory Difonzo, Robert Carlson, James O'Donnell, Louis Giamo, Department Chairman. SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Edward Hansell. Elaine DeWan. Music and Special Ed. From the halls of pianissimo To the shores of big bass drums, We will strive for pitch and harmony In the songs on field and stage, First to strive for tone and rhythm And to keep our notes all clear. We are proud to be the members of The orchestra chorus, and band! In a rapidly changing world We sometimes move too fast. Derserving people are left behind: They lack the speed of the top contenders. We need to develop understanding And a true sense of equality. To bring education to all people. This is what it is all about. Off they go over the winding back roads. Step on the gas; stay out of the field. Make a left, remember to use your signal. Driving straght, up over the curb. Back to the school, And still alive, Oh, nothing can stop the Driver Ed. class. Driver Education How many hours do you study your French? Do you practice your Spanish at home? Do you take your Latin book out of your locker? Or open up your Deutsch book to read? Die Antwort, Mein Freund, weiss ganz allein der Wind. Die Antwort weiss ganz allein der Wind. DRIVER S EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Paul Ehrhart, Robert Ott. Language FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Diane Cusamano, Carol McDowell. ROW 2: Rita Freeland, Kenneth Oelschlager, Department Chairman, David Mainhart, Martin Duffy, Ruth Wood. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. ROW 1: Jane Wertz, Anna May Walz ROW 2: Gerald Don- moyer. Department Chairman, Richard Herman, Norman Wismer. Typewriters click away. Clicking all day. Those business students learn To type, learn to file, they go to work. Op'rating big machines; Add, subtract all day. Learning the Business Law So they are ethical in practice. Shorthand and bookkeeping. Writing all day: Then type the letters up. And file them under A for almost done. Business Did you enjoy Faculty Fun and Games ? Seriously, though, We could not have in- serted the preceding passages had it not been for a truly outstanding faculty. They have combined wisdom, experience, and a sense of humor into a style of teaching that is unsurpassed. They have had the patience and understanding which has made the year one to remember. Do you think you could ever forget it? ABOVE: JUNIOR HIGH SECRETARIES. ROW 1: Helen Dietrich ROW 2: Lor- raine Timmerman, Florence Croner, Marcia Ehrhart. ABOVE RIGHT: SENIOR HIGH SECRETARIES. ROW 1: Emma McGinniss, Mary Jane Bosler, Dorothy Reed, Evelyn Waltman, Kathryn Saylor. RIGHT: SENIOR HIGH NURSES. Elizabeth Ward. ABSENT. Rador DeMarco. LOWER RIGHT: JUNIOR HIGH NURSE. Florence Heckler. Papers are waiting to be typed. Records need to be filed. Every- thing must be in its proper place. We look to our secretaries to ful- fill these tasks. We always find them willing to help out when special jobs of our own must be done. In the course of a day secre- taries have lessened much work and tensions of all people in the school. There is a suite of rooms on the first floor nestled between the main office and the science department headquarters. It is the Nurse's Office . We've all been herded in there at one time or another for various physical examinations, but only the people who have needed a nurse during the school day can fully appre- ciate the necessity of qualified medical personnel in school. We are fortunate in having efficient nurses to aid us throughout the school year. The cafeteria ladies , as we call them, spend many hours in the kitchen, preparing meals to serve in three shifts. They are also very particular about the condition of the kitchen when they are through. It's spotless and ready for use the next day. Another of their duties is to balance the books from the sale of lunches, icecream, milk, pretzels, and potato chips. Before the students, and before the teachers, the custodians are at the school. After the teachers, af- ter the students, the custodians remain at the school. Some of them are bus drivers and snow plowers also. They take good care of everything in the school, from the huge boilers to the tiny light bulbs. LEFT: JUNIOR HIGH CAFETERIA STAFF. ROW 1: Irene Pe- dulka, Cecilia Konoza, Bertha Ackerman, Edna DeVito. ROW 2: Helen Redding, Connie Whitfield. ABSENT: Edith Sharp. ABOVE LEFT: JUNIOR HIGH CUSTODIANS. Sarah Walter, Howard Reiner, William Gray. ABSENT: Carl Hersh, Harvey Buckwalter, Marvin Knauer Jr., Harry Martin, Marie Vicchio, Margaret Lamberg. ABOVE RIGHT: SENIOR HIGH CUSTODIANS. John Jabs, Clarence Eiswert, Head Custodian, Stanley Gregory. ABSENT: Leonard Andrews, Steven Muchie, James Skid- more, Joseph Smaniotto, William Biddy, James Nagel. LEFT: SENIOR HIGH CAFETERIA STAFF. Virginia Ledger, Marion Austin, Carol Bernsteil, Sophia Maczko, Susan Deim. Tennis 2,3; Varsity Swim ,m„g 1 ,2,3; Swimming '■ 7• Congress 2r.Secrietary 3; Booster Badge ••‘■iitcejBfenio: Play Promp Ail A;Hc4 CtSi .ny 3 C ollege 700 Meadowlark Ri Varsity 3; Varsity VU c College. (Koad, Areola. Hock- ‘reasurer 3; Congress sident 2; Prom Com- 3; German Club JL. town. iGross l rive, Audubon It. Kirk Avent Jean L. Allan 2722 Apple Valley Lane, A limit Swimming Aide 1; FNA Secretary 2; Prom G mittee 3. Nursing. wn Hockey Mar FNA 2,3; Prom Committee 3 Nursing,_ rfii Gordon Allebach Fisher Ri Featherbed L. Dwight D. AllisoKlAudubon Court Ap! Audubon, Swimming Manager 2. Dram.. CBb I; Student Tutoring Paper DWVeStaff 1 J Signal Fire 1,2; Library Club 2 JHcru h Club 2.3; Swimming Aide 2,3; Prom Com mittee 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Pep Club 2 Sc nior Play Cast 3. Nursing. Steven A. Burton i2$£2 Audubon Roa|t Norris- town Art Uub 3; Weight Lifting 3. 2726 Apple Klley Lane Country 1.2, V «ty 3; Stu Linda Gafl Ambl bon. Varsity Hoc 2,3; Vaaity Ba$ President 3; StUi Large 3; Prom G Banquet Commi 2; Swimming I j ■ 135 Mill Grove Drive, Audu- iey 1,2,3; J.V. Lacrosse 1, Varsity etballiBf pjKgsitv M Club 1,2 . Pnt Coundnz, Jtepresent liviSdff1 mmittee 2.3; Paper Drive Staff2; ee 3; French Club Vice P psident 3; Historians Club 3. Colfeft. 3036 Germantown Pike, Fairview Vi Susan L« Audubon 613 Meadowlark Road Karen Linda 5 43 Skyline Drived Nojris le 2,3; Prom Committee 2,3 s FTA 3; Senior Play jigast 3 town. Swimmfl Banquet Comm] Colleger Harold 1 town. J. Ill E. Mt Kirk Avenue, Nocrfs- Varsity 3; J.V. Basebau 2, il Hofmi Society 2,3; Signal Fire Club 3. College. ther Isobel Candy 2835 Sandpiper Drive, iuhon Chorus 3; Color Girfd 3; Student gcil 3; Banquet Committee 3;Kpor Drive Staff ■fe ook Financial Staff 3; A 1 5. Jsm nEx- igeS idt nt Nursing Kg Gwen Lynn ApploH J.V. Hockey 1; Vafsity U, Varsity 2; CherfltS LVSwimming Aide l jfl Congress 1 2,3; Studjsn $jjPep Club 2i FTA 3; Committee 3; Banquet C Lory LfinriVorce! rtball 1; J.V. Lacr Varsity Swimminj t. Drive StaffjJl, rV3 S Trooper Road, k-2,3. Varsity Cross Country 3. D. Dwight Canno; town. OrchestnH Stage Band 2,3. Cd Potshop Road, R.D. [frl $ Varsity 2,3, J.V. Wres ingress 1,2; Prom Commit mittee 3; Gym Leader 3 pictoria Lynn Art Bale J.V. Hockfcv 3; Cheerjca� pouned 1,2,3ft Vi president 2; Boqs Staff lA. Pep Clif Sharon Lee Cantymagli town. Drama Club 1; Intrarr nal Fire 2; Paper Drive Programming. Valley Lane. Norris- •al Volleyball 1; Sig- taff 2. Computer yment Mt. Kirk Avenue Dennis Caramenico North WUes Road. R.D. f3. Norristown. Orchestra 2; Bartf 2,3, Paper Drive Staff 1; Stage Band 2,3. College® Valerie Nar Garcanaque Kriebel Mill RoacL Robert David Artz 2.3 chess Club 2,3 Mill Road, Fairview Village. mingAic 1,2,3; Paper Drive l fFStucffnt Tutorlftg 1; Na- , venue, Wfflj mCHfford Bourne ter. Varslh. Tennis 1,2,3| orces Richard Kurt CassdHfipl 9l Audubon. J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsil louse Road, u liege. Melvin E. Baer Orchestra 1,2 ; St Society 2,3 Jienior Stephen P. Baker 764 Mockirij bon J. V Soccer,4� Varsity 3; Signal Fire 3: StavffiCrcw 3: Ch PlSyCasF 3“ Richard Joseph Baldasano 1325 Norristown. Business School udubon antern L, oper Road, Jft.3; Prom Varsity M James M. Ciclpi J.y. Football 2, College re, Norristown. Sunset A vend Gordon EdwaryClark Bethel Rn J, L %. J;V Motball 1,2; Rifle Clu H i r ,• mg ClUW ; Ccpy ess Treasurer 1. Colleg B Nancy Lynn Colgrove 8 Chapel View Lane, R.lT Ph«nixville. J.V. Hockpy 1; Varsity Tennis 2, H ra Joyce Bani 29 W. Kirk Avenud, ljor- pown. Pep Club 1,2; FHA 2jflProm Committal, p; Banquet Committee 3; Vear bok Financial Staff 3; Swimming Aide 3. SecretyjjB Work. brton ®BPH Wvvood Hills, Nor- -ommittee 2; Typing Club 3; Senior itramural Soccer 2; Intramural Bas- Bual Volleyball 2. College. Ann Bardsley 1025 Thrush Lane, Ai Ifclockey 1, Varsity 2; J.V. Lacrosse 1. ;ta Club 1; Student Tutoring 2; S 1; Prom Committee 2,3; Banquet C01 1, Collegeville J.V. tee 3; Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; French Club 2. College. 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Rifle Corps 3. Com- municationis!. Soccer 1; Intramural Volleyball 2. Commercial Artist. Barbara Ann Collins 2642 Audubon Road, Audu- bon. J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3; J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity 2,3; Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3; Swimming Aide 2,3; Varsity M Club 2, Vice President 3; Con- gress 1; Prom Committee 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Paper Drive Staff 3. College. Audrey S. Cori 120 Glenwood Avenue, Noflls- : °wn Majorettes 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3; Varsity M Club Signal Fire Typing Staff 2,3; Yearbook Finatjcial f Staff 3. Employment. William j. Countryman 23 Ashton Roao iypiiege? ville. J.V. Track 1,2; Congress 2,3, Paper pri Staff 1. College. 1019 Windy Hill Road, all 1, Varsity 2,3; J H. Brent Edwards 104 E. Mt. Kirk Avenue, Nor- ristown. J.V. Track 1,2, Varsity 3; Swimming Aide I. 2,3 Rifle Club 2,3. College. Susan L. Eisenberger 206 Kogi N rri- town. Dental Ass isjaht. ' ■ j Thomas 1. Eisenberger 2705 Audubon Road, Norji tbwn. Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2, 3 . College. jr I ■ WT - W-' • j 9 W. iCiain Street, Benjamin 5 In FT A 3; National Hon y. Baseball 1, Varal Society 2,3. Gym L riiamentarian 3; Nal ity M Club bon Lansdalc sity 3; A ks Road. R.D. ?2, I.ansdale asKetoau Manager 1; Hockey Manager 2, J.V Lacrosse 2; Swimming Manager 2,3, Swimming le 2,3; FT A 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Pa iascaloff 401 Alexandra Drive, IA 2,3; Drama Club 1, Senior Play ast 3; Prom Committee 2. Nursing. Jeanette Lee Davis 2815 Egypt Road. Audubon. Prom Committee 2. Secretarial Work David W. Dell Dell Road, Fairview Village J.V. Basketball 1, J.V. Cross Country 2; Orchestra 2; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3. College. James Edgar Dessenger Chorus 3; Paper Driv 24 Ashton 2,3. J.V 3; Varsity ler ketball l! seball 2 bngress T reasu Firestone 2801 Norristown pack Pike, R.D. 2 V. Football 1,2, Var Student Counc Mark Daniel Galpin 2702 Audubon Road, Audu- bon. College. David William Gardner Bean Road, Audubon. Mark Andrew Gardner Green Hill Road, R.D. f'l, Collegeville. Varsity Soccer 3; Prom Committee 3; Historians 3. College. Arthjur Thomas Gentile Valley Forge Road, RQf fl, Norristown. Varsity Soccer 2,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1; Congress Presi- riiprrt 7- Prr� m Committee 3; Banquet Committee 3. rvy-o • Thomas Hild Graham Valley Forge Road, R.D. „yi, Collegeville. J.V. Football 1, Varsity 2; Band Co-President 3; Student Council 1,3; Nation- al Honor Sofiety 2,3; Congress Parliamentarian 2; Stage Band 3- College. David( Lee Granacher 118 Glenwood AvenueJ Norristown. J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3; GyoC r 3; Band 1,2, Co-President 3; Stage Band 1,2. ege. Vi' Ann lrtKi Co-editor in 20 Lark Lane, Audu jfl, Norris Spanish Nar Fire Activi Green Lane, 28 lo v amiel Road Rally � thy Eric Ncfrrhm Lee Fox Deborah Clare Fish 700 Sunnyside Avenue. Not ristown. Library Club 1. College Stephen Michael Fitzgerald 19 E. Mt. Kirk Ave nue. Norristown. J.V. Wrestling 2,3; Chorus 2.3. National Honor Society 2,3; Senior Play Cast 3. Congress President 3; Handbook Committee 2,3 College. Karen Denise Fort Pawling Road. Phoenixvillc. College Gary E. Grosshanten Skippack Pike, R.D. fL, Norristown. Varsity Track 1,3; Track and Field Club 1.3. Carol R. Gurzynski 81 Skyline Drive, Audubon. FHA 1.2;'Prom Committee 2,3; Banquet Commit- tee 3. David cAcuttridge North Wales Road, Norris town. J.Mdlasl tball 1; FT A j; Student Tutoring 3; ChesJ|| b 3 £ ebating Qlub 3; torians Frantz 8 Willow Avenue Committee 3. Lee Freas 59 Skyline Dr Manager 2,3; FHA 2,3, Sw ,3; Student Tutoring 1 2,3; Prom Committee Drive Staff 1,2.3; I f Deborah J. Galla Barbara V. Edingcr 122 Hollywood Avenue, Nor- legeville. Prom Comm ristown. FHA 2,3; Color Guard 2; Prom Committee 3 Paper Drive Staff Freeh Hollow Road, R.D. V. Wrestling 2: Orchestra -and 2,3. College. Perry Funk 3119 Ridge Crew 1.2.3. Rebecca Mary l ibrary Club Committee 3; Pep Club Harry 9l0 Jode Road. Audubon ,2; Prom Committee 2,3; Banquet Secretarial Work. J Rosalind Mj Library Club 1 t Harry 910 Jode Road, Audubon, (iploynicnt John Edward Jackson Grange Avenue. R.D. Collegeville Varsity Football I, Band 3 Committee 3. Stage Band 3. Music. Prom Ronald F. Hartman 38 Brenda Lane, Audubon. J.V. Football A) Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3: Varsity M Club 2,3; (Toifgress 2. Nort . Wvn nf Aid. Wales Road, is 1; Varsity Aide 2,3; Band,!; Davidfjohn Hausner R.D F3, Norristown. J.V Swimming 1,2,3; Swimmi Congress 1; Stage Band 1. Kenneth Charles Haws Whitehall Road, R.D. 01, Norristown. J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3; f.V. Baseball 1, Varsity 2,3; Gym Leader 3; Varsity VI Club 3. College. lindra L. Heckler .V. Tennis 2, Varsi Drive Staff 3 Lawrence Road, Audubon. 3; Majorettes 1,2,3; Paper 1 Staff 3. College. wart ansdaFe. Hepbu rn Bustard Intramural Soccer Roadj 1,2 Peter Llewellyn James 905 Jodc Road, Audubon. J.V. Soccer 2; Chess Club 2; Student Handbook Committee 2,3. College. Frances Lee jaworski 233 Miami Avenue, Norris- town FHA 3; FTA 3; National Honor Society 2,3: Prom Committee 3; Paper Drive Staff 3, Financial Staff 3: Student Council 2. College. Lois Ann Jenkins 239 Lauman Avenue Norris- town Employment.. . Michelle Ann Jonas 66 Skyline Drive, Audubon. J.V. Tennis X THA 2,3; FTA 2,f;Student Tutor- ing 2,3; Papef'brive StafLl,2,3|College. James A. Jones Jr. 26 Orchard Lane, Audubon. Soccer Manager®; Basketball Manager 3; Baseball Manager Student Tutoring 1; National Hon- or Society 2,3, A.F.S. Summer Program 2. College. oad, College- Fire 3 Prom Hersh R.D. 2. ColIegeviB| hen High 902 Jode Road, A -V 1« Varsity 2; Band 1,2; Sign thief 2,3. College Jf i ’atricia Anne Homa Merrybr ille. Studentjfcouncil 1,2,3; S$ ommittee 3; Banquet Committee 3; Paper D ve taff 1,2,3. College. le Hopkins rest Terrace, Worcester. vl?j.V. Lacrosse 1. Varsity 2,3; Student Ujdent Council 2,3; National Honor arsity M Club 3; Yearbook Assistant in-Chief 3. Prom Corn- Staff 2,3; Paper Drive 3; Pep Club 2. College. K 5ocyJKf ditor in- , Robin L. Keirsey 3544 Baker Street, Collegeville. Majorettes 1,2,3; FNA President 2,3. Student Tu- toring 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 2; Signal Fire Typing Staff 2; Intramural Soccer 1; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Yearbook Financial Staff 3. Nursing., Linda J. Kelley Employment. 7 Ashwood Lane, Norristown. ditoi-in-Chief {2, nit tee 2; Booster B taff 2,3, FinancialSt James Joseph Kelly Jr. 16 Midland Avenue, Nor- ristown. J.V. Football 2, Varsity 3. College. Susan Mae Houpt P.O. Box 2, Worcester. Or- chestra 2,3, FTA 1; gjudent Tutoring 1, Drama l£lub 1: Band 1,2, Secretly 3; National Honor So- ciety 2,3; Yearbook Photography Editor 2,3; Con- gress 2,3; Paper Drive Staff 3,2,3; Financial Staff 2. 3. College. Geori Colleg sity 2,3; Services ga« obe ■gevilfW bert Kemner 3480 Germantown Pike, Varsity Soccer 1,2; J.V. Track 1, Var- Band U i aperDrivg taff 1. Armed Linda Lee Houseal Bethel Road, R.D. 2, Lans dale. Financial Staff 3; Drill Team 1. Susan Diane Howard town College. 20 Ashwood Lane, Norris John Louis Howell Areola Road, Areola. Louise Diane Hughes Eagleville Road, Norris- town. J.V. Swimming 1, Prom Committee 3; Ban- quet Committee 3. Employment. I Linda A. Iannozzi 536 Long Meadow Road, Nor- ristown. Majorettes 2; Prom Committee 2,3; Pep Club 2; French Club 2,3; Majorette Club 1. Vincent T. Improto 320 Clearfield Avenue, Nor- ristown. Employment. John Robert Kenney R.D. §2, Collegeville. J.V. Football 1, Varsity 2,3; J..V Baseball 1, Varsity 2 Varsity Wrestling 1. Employment. Deborah Lynn Klock 1016 Cardinal R � d. Audu- bon. Chorus 1; Color Guard 1,2, C attain 3; FTA 2, 3; FNA 2,3; Student Tutoring 2,3; Drama Club President 1; Signal Fire 1,2, Editor 3, Senior Play C hairman 3; Congress 2. Vice President 3; Prom Committee 2; Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3; Historians 2, 3. C .i rman Club Secretary 1. Nursing. John M. Kniezewaki 105 W. Mt. Kirk Avenue. Norristown. J.V. Wrestling 1,2, Varsity 3. William Jeffrey Koons Water Street Road, R.D. 01, Collegeville. J.V. Wrestling 2; Varsity Swimming 1; Swimming Aide 1,2. College. Patricia Anne Kordek 119 Farview Avenue, Nor- rbtown. J.V. Tennis 2; Intramural Soccer 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 2,3; Chorus 1,2, Vice President 3; Drama Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3; Year- book Literary Editor 2,3; Signal Fire 2,3; Congress 1,2, Parliamentarian 3; Prom Committee 3; Ban- quet Committee 3; Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3; Finan- cial Staff 2,3. College. Stephen Frank Kraus 3038 First Avenue. Norris town. College. June Marie Kreischer Level Road. Collegeville Majorettes 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2,3; Paper Drive Staff 3: Financial Staff 3. Intramural Volley ball 2; Signal Fire Typing Staff 2,3. Leon Jonas Kriebel Wentz's Church Road, R.D ifl, lansdale J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity 3; J.V. Wrestling 1,2. College. '1 1f l Phyllis Anne Lacek Hickory Hill Drive, Worces- ter. Tenhb Manager 1,2,3; FTA 1,3, Treasurer 2; Student Yiitoring 1; Student Council 2, Secretary 3; Yearbd k Sports Editor 2; Senior Pla ast 3; Banquet dgmmittee 3; Prom Committee 2,3; Boost- er Badg Staff 1,2,3; Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3; Fi- nancial StlB 3. College. Susan Mara Landis 2835 Sandpiper Drive, Au- dubon. lVALacrosse 1.2. Varsity 3; Chorus 1,2, Presided 3;ltesitv M Club 1,2.3; Signal Fire 1.2. 3; Seni«Play Chairman 3; Congress 1.2, Trcasurer 3; Proi® Cffiimittee 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Paper DriveS aff 1.2,3; Financial Staff 3; German Club 1 American Field Service 3. Nursing. Carl A. Langheim Jr. 28 Evans Road, Norristown. J.V. Football iJVarsity 2,3; J.V Baseball 1; Band I Emploflient Ivar S. Laurenius 35 Wilson Boulevard, Norris- town. Varsity Soccer 3; Varsity Tennis 3; Student Council ,3; Prom Committee 3; Foreign Exchange Student Sweden Rotary. College. Barry Keith Laverty 122 Hollywood Avenue, NorrJjp .V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 1,2. Eileen Catherine Lawless 2745 Lantern Lane, Audubon. J.V. Hockey 1,2, Varsity 3; J.V. Lacrosse I, 2, Varsity 3, Paper Drive Staff 3; AFS 1. Year- book Literary Staff 3; Yearbook Proofreading Staff 3; Tennis Club 3. College. Diana U 31 Buckwalter Road, Audubon. Orches tra 1,2,3; Majorettes 2,3; Drama Club Secretary 1 National Honor Society 2,3; Signal Fire Typing Staff 2,3, Paper Drive Staff 3, Financial Staff 3 College. Rose Marie Anne Lightcap Eagleville Road, R.D. fl. Norristown. J.V. Basketball 1; Band 1,2, 3; Varsity M Club 1,2,3; Congress 3. Secretarial Work. M Celeste Ann Macalino 118 Tomstock Circle, Nor- ristown. Yearbook Typing Editor 3. Secretarial Work. Michael J. Maloney 3611 Baker Street, College- ville. Employment. Deborah A. Mannix 3924 Beth Drive, College- vijle. Secretarial Work. Michael John Marren 9 Circle Drive, Norristown. J. V. Football 1,2, Varsity 3; Varsity Track 1,2,3; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; Gym Leaders 2,3; Student Council 3; Varsity M Club 3. Richard L. Mars 2973 Arunar Road. J.V. Football 1,2. Varsity 3; Weight I----- College. A- Dean Martin 3749 Rjdge 11nffcr Collegeville J.V. Football 2, Varsity 3; f.V rack 2, Varsity 3; Weight Lifting 2.3. College, fr Richard Ronald Martin 12 Stone Hill Road, Col-’ legeville. Radio ChjbChief Engineer 2,3; Projection Club 1,2,3. Mechipfcs Joan Phyllis MfClennen 120 Valley Lane, Norris-I town. Choru5gl; Paper Drive Staff 1; Drama Club 1. Lawrence Melvin McDermott Jr. 26 Featherbed Lane, Audubon J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity 2,3; J.V, Track 1, Varsity 2,3; Track Field Club 2,3; Stu- dent Council 3; Varsity M Club 3; Congress 1, Se- nior Play Cast 3; Chess Club 2. ColU John D. McDonald Schultz4R Lansdale. Yearbook Photography gress 2. Photography. Mary Jane McFar land lJ W. Mt. Ave., Norristown. J.V. Ho mey 1 Waqager 3;‘ J.V. La- crosse 2,3; FHA 2, Secretary 3 FTA 2; Drama Club 1,2; Student Council 2. Business School. Jay J. McGettigan ristown. Printing. 3208 W. Mt. Kark Ave., Nor- Kathy L. McGonigle Grange Ave., R.D. jf , Col- legeville. Library CM IK,3. Antique Dealer. 09 Baker Street, Col- Joan Ann Medick Orchestra 1; Band Lanterr College. .ane, Audubon Michele C. Megelia . 2947 Germani pwn Pike, Fair view Village Rifle Club 2, Prorr g. ommittee 2 Russian Club 3. Airline Stewardess. Sandra Marie C. Meng ristown. College. rmanto ike, Nor- Mary Lynne Millet 22 Crawford Road. Varsity Basketball 3; Chorus 1,2,3, C ong Richard Paul Miller 505-Longmeadow R;. ristown. J. V. Football 1,2; Varsity 3: Cars 1,2,3; J. V. Swimming 1; Track and 1 i« ld College. Donna Susan Moetsch 2716 Lantern Lane, Au- dubon. J. V. Lacrosse 1,2, Varsity 3. Orchestra 1. Band 1,2,3; Financial Staff 3. Technic ian Pamela Susan Moister 236 L. Mount Norristown. Library Club 1,2,3; Con Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3. College. ommittee 2,3, Banquet Committee 3; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1,2. College. —, Robert Thomas Morris 308 Rogers R6ad, Norris town. J. V Track 1 yVar sffy 3 JLV _Crpss Coun- try 2 College. George Robert Moulder 207 Sunnyside Ave.. N or tia Wo Colfege. Craig A- Mo ct 231 Rogers Ro d; Nor istpwn J. V- Football 1; J V. Track 2, Varsity 3. College. «r Karen Evelyn Moyer ristown. Employ nnyrid e Ave., Nor- Thomas Edward Murphy 3925 Njrtcy Lane, Col- legevillerJ. V. Bask nall 1, Varsity 2,3: J V Base- ball 1,2, Varsity 3r tudentCouncil 2,3. College Charles Elwood Musselman East River Road. Collegeville. Employment. . N James Edward Nagle l4 Clearfield Ave , Norris- town. Projection Club 3 Employment. Denise B. Natali 209 Pinetown Road, Audubon. Library Club 2: Prom-Cotnmit tee 2,3;. Banquet Committee3; Paper Drive Staff 1. Busm«?5cnooL Gary IS jeville Road, R.D. fl, Norris- town. ar 5Cr k lJ2,3, Varsity Cross Country 1,2; Winter Track Track and Field Club 3; Employment. Joseph Thomas Peroni II Adair Drive. Norris- town | V I ootball 2. College. Michael A. Petko 420 Alexandria Drive, Norris- town. Radio Club 2,3; Projection Club 2,3; Stage Crew 3. Aviation Club 2,3. Photography. Elaine Frances Pettry 120 Ncster Drive, Norris town. Employment. Nancy Marie Pierson North Trooper Road, Nor- ristown. Tennis Manager 2, National Honor Socie- ty 2.3. Signal Fire 2, Co-editor-in-Chief 3. College. Karen Ruth Pragerk5 60 Heather wood Hills, Nor- ristown. Secretarial Work. Patricia A. Pragheimer 3807 Germantown Pike. Collegeville. J.V. Tennis 2; Chorus 1 Drill Team 3 Nursing Joseph Scott Premo 20 Ivy Circle. Norristown Varsity Wrestling 2,3. College Dave F. Priest 25 Circle Drive, Norristown J.V Cross Country 1, J.V. Wrestling 1, Varsity 3 College. Harry E. Pry 4006 Township 1 ine Road, College- villc. J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity J.V Cross Coun try 1; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; Swimming AiJe 1,2,3. . Stage £;«w 1,2.3. Weight Lifting 1,2. College. Diane P. Pudelko 109 Wayne Ave.. Norristown DrillTeam 1. Nursing. , Ken Scott Nyce 2759 Woodland Ave., Norris town. Band 1. Michael Wayne Nyce Mill Road, Collegeville. J. V. Tennis 1, Varsity 2,3; Band 1. College. o Michael G. Puskar 118 Valley Lane, Norristown. Armed Services. Robert E. Putnam Road, R.D. fl, College- ville. J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity -LhV. Baseball 2. Var- sity 3; Drama Club 1 Sciencc lub 1 National Honor Society 3jj Prom Committee 2,3, industrial Arts Club 1. College Q Gregory John Moles bon. Gym Leader 3. Sharon Lee Ochs 204 Sunnyside Ave., Norris- town. FHA 2; FNA 2; Prom Committee 3; Paper Drive Staff 2. Finan a taff 3. Gloria A. Ortiz 114 Gleftwood Ave., Norristown. Basketball Manager 2,3; J. V. Hockey 2, Varsity 3; J. V. Tennis 1, Varsity 2,3; Varsity M Club 3; Con- gress 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. Employment. n J. Palumbo Mill Road. Collegev afting. Andrew Peter Quay 122 Mill Grove Road, Audu- bon. Varsity Soccer 1,2,3; J. V. Basketball 1.2; J. V. 1 ennis I, Prom Committee 2,3. Larry W. Quick 120 Whitely Drive, Norristown. Armed Services. R 9 Buckwal Marie Monaghan Wetherill Road, Phoenix- ville. Orchestra 1; Drama Club 1; Band 1; Student Council 1,2: Paper Drive Staff 3; Pep Club 2. College. Carol Lyn Moore 2759 Lantern Lane. Audubon. FHA 2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3; Color Guard 3; Student Tutoring 1; Band 1,2; Linda J. Pancio 707 Sunnyside Ave.. Norr National Honor Society 2,3; Prom Com French Club Treasurer 2; Senior PI Director 3. College. Donald W. Pashley Morns Road, R.D. fl. Lans- dale. Basketball Manager X; J. V. 2; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Baseball 3: J. V. Wrestling 3; Rifle Club 2, Weight Lifting 2,3 Armed Service. Janet C. Perkins 31 E. Mt. Ktrk Avenue. Norris- town Rifle Club 2. Art Club 1; Prom Committee 2; Russian Club 3. Indian Relations. John C. Rafferty 1032 Thrush Lane, Audubon. Congress 1,3. College. Elizabeth L. Rambo 33 Circle Drive. Norristown Employment L. Rhoads 105 Caswell Avenue, College- e. Cheerleader 2,3; J. V. Tennis 1, Varsity 2.3: National Honor Society 2,3. Varsity M Club 3, Congress 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2; Pep Club 2, Intramural Soccer 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Tennis Club 3; Gymnastic Club 2,3. College. Sandra L. Rockett 26 Brimfield Road, Norris town Orchestra 2; FBLA 2; Band 1,2,3; Yearbook Typing Staff 3. Secretarial Work. William G. Romano 123 Hollywood Avenue, Norristown. Varsity Track 1,2,3. to Eagleville Road. Audubon. 1 sity 2,3; J. V Basketball 1,2, Var- ng rajsnjMball 1, Varsity 2.3; Gym Leader 3, Student Qouncil 2, Sergeant-at Arms 3, Varsity M Oub J. CoBego William Chambers Shepard Berks Road, Nort Wales. J V. Soccer 1, Varsity 2,3; J. V. Wrestling 1 2; Student Tutoring 3; Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 3. College. Gary William Tyler 31 Orchard Lane, Audubon. J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3; Gym Leader 3; Var- Lois Ann Rotchford 13 Culp Road, Audubon Chorus 1.3. DramaClub 1.2,3; Secretarial Work. Donna Jean Rothcnberger Merrymead Farm, R.D 92. Lansdale. Cheerleader 1.2,3; J. V. La crosse 1, Varsity 2,3: FBLA 3; Varsity M Club 2,3 Congress 2,3; Prom Committee 2,3; Banquet Committee 3; Booster Badge Staff 1,2,3; Paper e Staff 3; Yearbook Financial Staff 3; Pep 1,2. College Margaret Rose Shott Lewis Road. Collcgeville. Congress 1; Prom Committee 2,3; Paper Drive Staff 1,2; Drill Team 1. Sergeant 2, Captain 3. College Gary Roddick Smith Water Street Road, R.L . --fl, Norristown. J. V. Soccer 1; Varsity Ten nts 1,2,3; Yearbook Sports Editor 2.3; Congress Vice PresidentProm Committee 2, Paper Drive T l 2,3 -Financt rStaff 2,3; Pep Club 2, Senior Cast 3. CoJ tephen M. Rueckle Audubon. College. 1068 Shearwater Dlive, Julia Ann Russell Yerkes Road, Yerkes. Prom Committee 3; German Club 1; Senior Play Promp ter 3. College. Eugene Richard Ryzner 5 Evansburg legeville. J V. Wrestling 2,3. College Jeffrey JR ym viHe J. V. W y jf K 1 SusaH Brendl Tennis l, Club 1; Ye Dalton Richard S lt D. 1, Lansdale Con ith Smit g 1.2; |wi: Smith R.D. ffl FT A 1, Student Layout ecretary 2; hquet 1?bmmittee 3; Boo-M Paper Drive Staff 1,2,3; Doll Staff 1; Pep Club 2. C Skippack Pike, R William Edward Smith 35g Norristown. Varsity Swimming ll Aide 1,2,3, Aj Qub 2; Student gress Serglant-at-Arms 2. Art School Alan ]. Schaeffer 2651 Amy Drive, Norristown Audio Visual Aide 3. Postman. Mary Jane T. Smyk Mill Road, R.D. Prom Committee 2. Business School Mark Richard Schafer Hollow Road, R. D fl, C i !legeville. Band 1.2,3. Armed Services. Mark (.. Schildt Pinetown Road. R. D. -I, Nor ns town. Varsity Track 3. Randy H. Schirmer :.100 Trout Lane. Norristown College. Donald Keith Sneddon Appledale Road, R.D. fl, Norristown. J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity 3, Varsity Track S.'Varsity Wrestling 3; Chorus 2,3; Orches- tra 3; Swimming Aide 2; Student Tutoring 3; Drama Club President 1: Band 1,2,3; Stage Crew 3; Varsity M ciubjg Paper Drive Staff 1,2(3| Weight Lilting U,3«t Band 1,2,3. CollegeJ William Albert Schlack 239 E Mt. Kirk Avenue Norristown. College. _______jfcffpinieo 3211 Germantown Pike, Nor- ristown. Library Club 1. Secretary Marilyn J. Schnaithmann Whitehall Road, R. D. 1, Norristown. J. V Lacrosse 1. Varsity 2,3; Varsity Swimming 1,2.3; Chorus 1.2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Swimming Aide 1,2. Secretarial Work. Deborah L. Steffen Stu Collegeville Anthony Michael Storti Phoenixville. A Hall Road, R.D i Pawlings Road, R.D Gary Lee Schubert Township Line Road, R. D 1, Collegeville. J. V. Football 1,2, Varsity 3. J. V. Baseball 1,2. Varsity 3, Band 1,2,3: Weight Lift- ing 2; Stage Band 1. College. Cynthia Ann Scotti 1030 Sparrow Road. Audu- bon. Majorettes 2,3; Drama Club 1; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Pep Club 2. Raymond F. Stubbs 1062 Quarry Hall R Fairview Village. J.V. Football 1, Varsity 2,3; Wrestling 1: Swimming Aide 3; Gym Leader Student Council 3; Varsity M Club 2.3; Con 2, Weight Lifting 1,2,3. College. Michael Lindsey Sewell Oak Terrace, R. D fl, Lansdale. J. V. Football 1, Varsity 2,3; J. V. Swim- ming 2, Varsity 1; Swimming Aide 2,3; Gym Lead- er 3; Varsity M Club 2,3. College Karen J. TenzingeT 912 Jode Road, Audubon, i Basketball 1, Varsity 2; Library Club I, Bo Badge Staff 1; Pep Club 2. College. Sandra L. Shaffer 113 Hollywood Avenue, Nor- ristown FBLA 2; DramaClub 1; Band 1,2,3; Year- book Typing Staff 3 Secretarial Work Melanie Jean Thomas Cross Keys Road. Coll ville. Chorus 1. Employment Michael David Sharadin Oak Terrace, R.D Lansdale. J. V. Swimming 1. Varsity 2,3; 5w: ming Aide 1.2,3; Student Tutoring 1; Stuck: Cltnn James Thompson 1033 Sanderling Ci Audubon. Band 1,2,3; Radio Club 3, Presider Projection Club 1.2; Stage Band 2,3. College Council 1,3; Congress 1.2; Paper Drive Staff l lege. Weight Lifting 3; Water Polo Club 2,3. Coll Kathleen t Trullinger Skippack Pike. Norristown. Employment. sity M Club 3. College. Barbara Joan Tyson 27 N. Trooper Road, Norris- town. Color Guard 3; FTA 2; Prom Committee BanqueetCommittee 3. Secretarial Work. fc' J Deborah Jeanne Tyson Housewife. R D. 1, Phoeni ille. v John Joseph Venezia 100 Sunnyside Avenue. Norristown. Student Councils2,3; Congres Stel geant-at-Arms 3; Prom Committee 2,3; College t Joseph Robert Volpicelli Box 172, Landis Road, Worcester. J.V. Golf 2, Varsity 3. J.V, Wrestling 2„ Varsity 3; Chess Club 2; StudentSgqncil 1, Repre- sentative-At-Large 2, Vice President 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Signal Fire 3; FTA 3; Prom Committee 2,3; Student Tutoring 3. College. w Paulette J. Wagner 121 Hollywood Avenue, Nor- ristown. FHA Vice President 1,2; Promtfommittee 3; Yearbook Financial Staff 3. Airline St ardess Ann Elizabeth W Audubon. Chorus ciety 2,3. College 2750 Audubon Road, h National Honor So- Steven Curtis Ware town. College. Bean Road, R.D. jtf3, Norris- Glenn E. Webb Windy Hill Road. Fairview Vil- lage. J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3; J.V. Football 1, Varsity 2,3; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity M Club 3. Armed Services. Sus H a� «j tf� id jkeyn- J. ner 16 Brenda Lane, Au V. Lacrosse 1,2; Chorus Ronald Keith Weikel 3976 Ridge ville. Varsity Football 1,2,3; J.V. Varsity M Club 2,3, J.V. Baseball Norbert Weissinger R.D. 2, Collegevi Soccer 1, Varsity 2; J.V. Tennis 3; Chess Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2 Band 3. College. Charles A. Weller 1114 Sparrow Road J.V. Football 1,2; Congress 1,2; Weight Lf§ College. Michael F. Wengiel 22 Flornze Dr Collegeville. Karen E. White Pinetown Road, R.D Norristown. Leslie Ann W'hittaker Areola Road, R.D. 42, legeville. J.V Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3; Band I National Honor Society 2,3; Stage Band 1. Collej Ronald Keith Williams Hollow Road, R.D. Collegeville. James Mark Winkler Stump Hall Road, R.D. ollegeville. J.y. Track 1, Varsity 2,3; Varsi Crosscountry 2iLplIege. laid Gary Charles Fdtx Wrfeht }126 Sparrow Road. Audu bon.' Vr (ty Coif Chorus 1,2,3. College W. Wright 1032 Shearwater Drive. Audu- Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball 3. Morris Road, R.D. jl, Lans- J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity 2, Drive Staff 2,3; Var- feasurer 3. Secretarial Road, Norris- cent Lee Wynn 1040 Thrush Lane Cheerleader 2, Captain 3; Swim a Club 1,2; Varsit'1 c'l.. lub 2. College. istown Y George Moles Real Estate ompliments of a Frie'ncf i Fairv rms Cq FLOWERS if MILLER D, INC. L IMENTS O IEND BE COMPANY lie, Pa. 19426 V - R KING Trust Co. of 4STV 4.S. , I Ot :v m . e. Barkley sEW ' Real Estafr And Insurant Fair iew Village, I 039-8585 ■iT] lDAN'S APPLS. I ayne Avenue, Trooper BI( TV. 16 11 P m IM MOME OF THE WHOPPER 1 RIDGE PIKE AND TROOPER ROAD . G. L. 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