Oley Valley High School - Olean Yearbook (Oley, PA)
- Class of 1972
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(Pictured on these two pages LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Sosh, Mr. Fahrenbach, and the Girls’ Hockey Team, October 2, 1971. Middle School Students at the Model Show. May 24. 1971. Barbara Allgyer receiving the National School Choral Award. May 12. 1971. Usherettes at the Spring Contrasts Concert. May 12. 1971. Mrs. Lendacki. Parachute Exercise at the Gymnastics Demonstration. March 6. 1971. George Anderson. 3 .6 i) EDICATION Many individuals contribute to our lives in school. However, we, the Class of 1972, feel that one individual stands out. He not only puts in a full day of teaching music, but also directs the Marching Lynx (both in concerts and parades) and constructs all the stage settings in the evenings and on weekends. For his willingness to help us and for his sacrifice of time, we proudly dedicate the 1972 OLEAN to MR. BRUCE K. BETZ 4 Spring ’71 Sports And Activities (BELOW): Members of the Telephone Hour scene from Bye, Bye, Birdie, March. 1971. 5 Trackmen End Season With 3-2 Log — A 73-67 non-League defeat by Kutztown. March 29. opened the 1971 cinder season. Barry Stebbins posted wins in the long jump(19'2 Vfe ) and Dole vault (10 ). while Richard Medlar copped the 100 (11.1) and the 440 (55.1). Teammates Mark Oewalt scored in the 2-mile run (11:17.5); Michael Daniels, discus (112 7”); Steven Dietrich, shot (40 1”); and Glenn Burkert, javelin (1514”). Anthony Ferreri added a first-place tie in the lows (23.2). Next, on April 22. the Lynx fell to Exeter. 85-55. Stebbins scored a triple, bagging the long jump (19' ), th high jump (5’4”). and the pole vault (10'2”). Other firsts included Medlar, the 100 (11.0); Ferreri, high hurdles (18.0); Dennis Steffe, low hurdles (15.4); and Burkert, javelin (131 9”). Sparked by doubles from Ferreri (the lows. 14.6: the highs. 17.3) and Stebbins (long jump. 19'; high jump. 5'8”). Oley nipped Wyomissing. 71-69. April 6. Other winners were William Schroer, the mile (5:00.3); Dewalt, the 2-mile (12:03); Dietrich, shot (419”); and the mile relay team — Michael Bortz, Eric Irwin, Albert Phillippy, David Christman (3:58.7) Medlar added 3 second-places: the 100. the 220. the 440. Oley's second League win. 81-60. was at the expense of Fleetwood. May 12. Triples were turned in by Medlar (the 100. 11.1: the 220. 25.0: the 440. 53.1) and Stebbins (high jump. 5'10”; broad jump. 20'3 ; pole vault. 10’6”). Ferreri grabbed the low hurdles (22.1) and the high hurdles (17.4); Dewalt, the 2-mile (10:52.9); and Daniels, discus (122 3 fc”). Triples by Medlar (the 100. 11.0; the 220. 23.6: the 440. 54.4) and Stebbins (broad jump. 18 2 v4 ; high jump. 5'8”; pole vault. 9'). and singles from John Yoder (triple jump. 35 11 V2 '). Steven Angstadt (javelin. 130’6”). Irwin (the 880. 2:19.4). Dewalt (the 2-mile. 11:05.1), and Ferreri (the lows. 22.4). helped Oley wallop Twin Valley. 90-50. April 14. Oley’s tally of 11 points in the April 17 Albright Invitational Meet placed the team tenth (in a field of 21). Medlar registered fourth in the 220. second in the 440: Stebbins took third in the long jump, fifth in the pole vault; and Bruce Willman scored fifth in the javelin heave. The last League meet saw Oley lose to Daniel Boone. 75-65. April 22. in spite of a triple by Stebbins (long jump. 19'5”; high jump. 5'10 ; pole vault. 9 ) and a double by Medlar (the 440. 54.0: the 880. 2:09.8). Dewalt had a single in the 2-mile (11:00.2). and Daniels added another in the discus (125 5 Vfc”). At the Leonard Stephens Invitational, the Lynx spikesters (Christman, Phillippy, Medlar, Michael Robinson) netted fifth in their heat in the high school class mile relay (3: 49.0). Stebbins was third in both the high jump and long jump: Medlar took third in the 440. With a 10-point score. Oley ranked 13 of 18 entrants. On May 1. Oley (10 points) was ninth in total scoring of the 17 schools participating in the John Shaner Meet at West Reading. Stebbins tallied second in the long jump (20’ 1 ”) and third in the high jump (6’); Medlar came in third in the 880 (2:02.5). In the All-County Meet at Governor Mifflin. May 8. Medlar won fourth in the 440; Stebbins, second in both the pole vault and the high jump, and third in the long jump. Their efforts gave the Lynx 13 points for ninth place (16 participating schools). With 21 points. Oley placed fifth among 14 Berks County Class B schools competing in the Muhlenberg Meet. May 11 Stebbins won the Class B ’’Most Valuable Athlete” trophy with 2 first-places (long jump. 20’3”; high jump. 6’1”), and a second in the pole vault (11 ’6”). Med'ar earned a fourth in the ' 4-mile run (52.6); Ferreri, a fifth in the lows (14.6); and Mark Searfoss, Phillippy, Christman, and Ferreri, fifth in both the 880 and the mile relays. On May 15. Stebbins missed going to the State Meet by 1 notch as he took a third-place medal in the pole vault at the District 3 Championships at Lancaster. However, he did establish a new school record by clearing 12 feet. Medlar scored sixth in the 440 (32.0). Both Medlar and Stebbins were invited to participate in the Ron Regar All-Star Meet at Albright. May 25. Richard came in third in the 440. while Barry was second in the long jumpand the high jump. t (ABOVE): Richard Medlar (second highest scorer. 69 points) exerts his all to cop the 440. (RIGHT): In spite of knocking over the hurdle. Anthony Ferreri, third highest scorer in dual meets (39 points), was successful and won the 120 in 17.4 seconds. —► 6 (LEFT): Members of the 1971 Senior High Track and Field Team. (FIRST ROW) — Dan Lambert, Lynn Angstadt, Barry Stebbins, Michael Daniels, Steve Angstadt, Gerald Delp, David Christman, Robert Knabb. (SECOND ROW) — Richard Medlar, Anthony Ferreri, William Schroer, Dennis Steffe Mark Dewalt, Randy Melcher, David Hoshauer, Michael Levan, Mark Searfoss. (THIRD ROW) — Richard Mulholland, Eric Irwin, Albert Phillippy, Michael Bortz, Michael Robinson, Timothy Obarow, John Yoder, Stephen Weber, Steven Dietrich, Richard Readinger. Absent: Bruce Willman. (ABOVE): Watched by Brian Schneider, 4 Lars Schneider, and David Melcher, Randy Melcher attempts to clear the high jump. (RIGHT): William Schroer came in second in the mile run (4:57.7) during the meet with Fleetwood. April 12. (BELOW): Better known for his running. Albert Phillippy strains for a perfect dive over the bar. Walb, Sanders Outstanding Thinclads — I (BELOW) Elam Folk clears the hurdle for a win. (RIGHT): Thomas Rounsville and Scott Yoder try their best at the 100-yard dash. —► (RIGHT): Rickie Zettlemoyer misses in a practice jump over the bar — (RIGHT): Members of the 1971 Junior High Track and Field Team. (FIRST ROW) — Gregg Sweigert, Thomas Sheehan, Robert Hertzog, Carl Bieber, Michael Miller, Todd Sheehan, Frederick Schultz, Arthur Klein, John Strickler, Keith Hartline, Scott Yoder, Mark Applegate. (SECOND ROW) — Jeffrey Rigby, Randy Reichert, Lars Schneider, Steven Renner, Miles Reitnouer, David Walb, Lance Atkins, Dale Schroer, Jethro Koch, Paul Dewalt, Stefan Strunk, Rickie Zettlemoyer, Dennis Kohl. (THIRD ROW) — David Melcher, Elam Folk, Robert Derr, James Angstadt, David Albitz, David Johnson, Matthew Righter, Woodrow Sanders, Keith Blanken-biller, Jeffrey Koller, Thomas Rounsville, Richard Imes. —► Although several good individual performances were registered during the season, the 1971 Junior High Track and Field Team finished fourth in the Southern Division (5-member schools) with a 1-win, 3-loss record. In the first meet (April 2), Exeter pulverized Oley. 99-10. However, the Junior spikesters did succeed in scoring 5 second-places (the 75. David Walb in 9.7; the broad jump. Miles Reitnouer; the shot. Woodrow Sanders; the 440 relay in 59.8; the 880 relay in 1: 58) and 1 third (the 120 low hurdles. Elam Folk, in 16.8). The second meet (April 7) also was a disaster. Wyomissmg trounced Oley. 861?-22V?. First places went to Walb (the 75 in 9.5) and James Angstadt (the high jump. 4’10”). Seconds were earned by Lars Schneider (the 880). Lance Atkins (pole vault). Sanders (the broad jump and the shot), and the relay teams (the 440 and the 880). Mark Applegate (the 220) and Folk (the 120 low hurdles) won thirds. Success finally marked the next contest, when Oley edged out Twin Valley. 57-51 (April 14). First-place winners included Walb (the 75 in 9.7). Folk (the 120 lows in 16.5). the 440 relay team (Paul Dewalt, Keith Hartline, Gregg Sweigert, Walb, in 58.6). Atkins (pole vault. 7'6”). Angstadt (high jump. 4’ 11 ). Sanders (shot. 42' 1 Vi”), and Matthew Righter (discus. 100’ 2”). Seconds went to Applegate (the 220). Schneider (the 440 and the 880). David Melcher (the 120 lows), and the 880 relay team. Thirds were earned by Scott Yoder (the 100 and the 220). Dewalt (the 75). Stefan Strunk (the 440). David Albitz (the 880). David Johnson (the 120 lows). Folk (the broad jump). Steven Renner (the high jump). Keith Blankenbiller (the shot), and Sanders (discus). But that brief moment of triumph was wiped away by Daniel Boone in a 76 V2-32 Vi sweep over Oley (April 22). Among the Lynx who did manage to take firsts were Walb (the 75 in 9.9), Angstadt (high jump. 4’10”:). and Sanders (the shot (45'9 ). Melcher (120 lows; broad jump). Schneider (880). and Strunk (440) achieved seconds, while Atkins (75; pole vault). Folk (120 lows). Blankenbiller (shot put). Sanders (discus). and Rickie Zettlemoyer (high jump) took thirds. In both the 14th Annual C.E. Cole Meet (April 24) and the John H. Shaner Interscholastic Meet (May 1). the team failed to score. Four days later (May 5). at the Venzke Relays — thanks to the efforts of Applegate, Jeffrey Rigby, Blankenbiller, Thomas Rounsville, Dewalt, Hartline, Sweigert, Walb, Renner, and Schneider — Oley placed fourth in the 440. 100 lb. class relay; fifth in the 440. 115 lb. class relay; sixth in both the 440 open and the 880 relays; eighth in the mile relay; and ninth in the mile. No score was made at the Governor Mifflin Victory Meet. May 8. One point was scored in the Exeter Championship Meet (May 12) to give Oley a ninth-place tie with Schuylkill Valley. Walb tallied a fifth place in the 75-yard dash. At the Paul Harris A.C. Olympic Meet (June 12). Wayne Sowers came in fourth with a 5 2 in the high jump, intermediate division. Of the 48 boys who participated. David Walb and Woodrow Sanders were outstanding. David scored a total of 24 points, while Woodrow earned 21. SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD WE 4 Fleetwood THEY 6 11 Brandywine 9 25 Kutztown 5 3 Hamburg 2 16 Schuylkill Valley 4 13 Brandywine 6 5 Schuylkill Valley 1 30 Kutztown 6 I (BELOW): Debra Strausburger winds up for a powerful throw to home plate while her teammates mull f around! A (ABOVE): Yes. Debra Strause did catch the ball before Pamela Reitnauer | reached second base! (RIGHT): Lynn Frank-houser prepares to deliver the pitch. — 7W-1L Record Gains Softball Gals Title Tie — (ABOVE): Members of the 1971 Softball Team. (FIRST ROW) — Eloise Fisher, Linda Christman, Marsha Herb, Donna Fick, Bonnie Finch, Debra Strause, Lynn Frank-houser. (SECOND ROW) — Mrs. Sosh (Coach). Deborah Hartman, LaRae Rothermel, Betty Rothenberger, Pamela Reitnouer, Audrey Essig, Sharon Collins. (THIRD ROW) — Lenore Winter, Sharon Gehman, Cynthia Burkert, Pamela Bierly, Linda Sanders, Anne Gehret, Deborah Eckert, Mary Newcomb. (FOURTH ROW) — Debra Strausburger, Sandra Angstadt, Jo Ann Reifsnyder, Sharon Bertolet, Mabel Brill, Sharon Blew, Mitzi Weidner. Horsehide Hitters Almost Win Division Championship Well, we lost the big one — and it's hard to forget, especially since it has been 17 years since Oley won the County Baseball Championship. But let's look back at the whole season ... the 9 League games and the Southern Division title we didn’t lose. Actually, the team’s over-all record is 11 wins. 6 losses, while their Division tally stands at 9 wins, 1 loss. On March 31. Oley opened the season by losing to Fleetwood. 11-4. However, the Lynx bounced back in their second assignment to blank Kutztown. 3-0. James Hill went all the way in that game, allowing the Cougars only 3 hits. The two big offensive plays were Timothy Brill’s triple to left, scoring Milton Manwiller. and Kim Lorah’s slide to score himself. Next. Oley suffered a 4-1 setback at the hands of Brandywine. Keith Kleinsmith gave up only 2 hits. To complete the non-League portion of the 1971 season, the Lynx were axed by Schuylkill Valley. 7-6. The first League game saw Oley break out for 11 hits, including 2 each by Hill, Brill, and David LeVan. Kleinsmith went all the way. allowing only 6 hits and 1 walk for a 10-4 victory over Wyomissing. Next, the Lynx took Daniel Boone. 6-3 Manwiller and Gary Noll had 2 hits each; Bill, Hill, and Thomas Levan had 1 apiece. Win number three was against Exeter. 8-5. Three hits were scored by Kleinsmith; 2 each by William Werner and Manwiller; and 1 each by Daniel Delp, Hill, and Levan. Hill went the distance, striking out 8 and allowing only 5 hits. Helping to clobber Mt. Penn. 14-0, Kleinsmith allowed only 4 hits. Hill collected a triple and 2 singles; Manwiller and LeVan, 2 hits each; and Brill, Kleinsmith, Levan, Noll, Werner, Randy Hoffman, and Craig Knabb, 1 apiece. Twin Valley was the next team to fall. Hill threw the 1-0. four-hitter game, while Kleinsmith scored the only run by walking, stealing second, and scoring off an error. Stretching their winning streak to 6. the Lynx thumped Wyomissing. 8-3. Noll collected 2 hits, while Brill, Hill, LeVan, Levan, Lorah, and Manwiller had one each. Three extra innings were needed to outplay Exeter. 1-0. LeVan led off with a single and reached second when Noll’s attempted sacrifice bunt was errored. Delp followed with another sacrifice for an out to put David on third. Finally, a dramatic line single to left by Werner scored David for the winning run. By toppling second-place Daniel Boone. 7-3. Oley clinched the Southern Division Berks Scholastic League Baseball crown. Oley had 2 runs in the second, and then took over for good in the fifth. Manwiller led off with a double and scored on Hill’s single Brill’s screamer then cleared the fence in left field for 2 more runs. The Lynx then added 2 additional runs in the top of the seventh, but really didn't need them as pitcher Kleinsmith blanked the Blazers over the last four innings, walking none and striking out 8 for his fifth win. Still in the winner’s circle — and enjoying it — Oley bumped Twin Valley. 4-2. Trailing 0-2, the Lynx rallied in the sixth when Manwiller reached first on an error, followed by a pair of walks, and then a single by Werner which scored Kleinsmith. An insurance run was added in the seventh. Sophomore Wayne Sowers pitched; Hill was his relief. After going 9-0 in the League. Oley was jarred by a 4-0 mauling by Mt. Penn. Delp, Hill, and LeVan collected 1 hit apiece. In the playoff game for the Championship at Reading Municipal Stadium. Oley was humiliated. 14-0. by Governor Mifflin. The Mustangs stifled the Lynx hitters, allowing only 2 hits — a clean single to center by Brill m the fourth, and a bunt by Manwiller in the sixth. Then, unbelievable as it appeared, less than 24 hours later. Oley kalsomined Fleetwood, 2-0! Hill had a 2-hit. 1-walk effort which saw not a single Tiger get to third. Oley's 5 hits were doubles by Hill and Delp, and singles by Noll, Kleinsmith, and LeVan. Finally that long-awaited last game with Governor Mifflin for the coveted title! It was 1-0 in the bottom of the fourth, favor Oley — but then the Mustangs began hitting like crazy, and the Lynx defenses — which had so beautifully frustrated Fleetwood — got the jitters. and Governor Mifflin took the game. 5-1. and. along with it. the title. 12 (LEFT): Members of the 1971 Baseball Team. (FIRST ROW) — Milton Manwiller, Gary Noll, Craig Knabb, Michael Youse, Daniel Delp, Russell Walters. (SECOND ROW) — Mark Righter, Boyd Werner, James Hill, David LeVan, Ricky Bieber, Keith Kleinsmith. (THIRD ROW) — William Werner, Thomas Levan, Randy Hoffman, Wayne Sowers, Timothy Brill. Kim Lorah, Mr. Rentschler (Coach). (ABOVE): Keith Kleinsmith hurls onto victory. (LEFT): 1 Southpaw James Hill in a strong delivery against Twin Val- | ley. (BELOW): Catcher Randy Hoffman makes sure Hill’s fast ball stays in his mitt. 1 (LEFT): Seen in a warm-up before the game is Kim Lorah. 4 (ABOVE): Brenda Rothermel as Mae Peterson. Albert’s neu-I rotic mother, nearly brought down the house with the line. “You’re just like your father; you’d marry anything!” (RIGHT): Ruth Ann Landis (Rose Alvarez) loved Albert, the ex- English Teacher. but felt he was old enough to take a whole aspirin. —► 14 ________________________________________________________ (RIGHT): Kim’s steady. Hugo Peabody (Dan Lambert), tried to drink away his sorrows at Maud’s Bar —► A (ABOVE): Steven Delp portrayed Albert Peterson, the 31-year-old j manager of Almaelou Music Company who advised everyone to “Put on a Happy Face.” (RIGHT): Wilson Eshbach (Conrad Birdie) felt he had A Lot of Livin’ To Do —► We Loved You, Conrad — Yes, Indeed! Bye, Bye, Birdie tells the story of rock-and roll singer Conrad Birdie (Wilson Eshbach), who is about to leave for military service. He is an Elvis Presley type, wears gaudy costumes and speaks in a rugged, “he-man” voice. Albert Peterson (Steven Delp), his agent, is a pleasant, mild-mannered ex-English teacher-turned-composer. It is his faithful secretary Rose Alvarez (Ruth Ann Landis) that keeps him and Birdie moving forward in the world. Rosie concocts one final national publicity plan before Conrad s induction: He will bid a typical American teen-age girl goodbye with an all-American kiss! Kim MacAfee (Pamela Reitnouer), in Sweet Apple. Ohio, wins the honor. A fetching girl of 15. Kim sings with springlike ardor How Lovely To Be a Woman. as she pulls on woolen socks, blue jeans, and a baggy sweater that characterize loveliness in young ladies today. The arrival of Birdie at the Sweet Apple railroad station causes wholesale swoonings — by both young and old alike! Birdie says that his success is due to the fact that he is Honestly Sincere when he sings. The quiet town thereupon goes into a spin. The MacAfee household (Jay Levengood, Marjorie Weiss, Daniel Cawley) is completely upset by the visiting show. Kim's father, at first lamenting the entire uproar, changes his mind when informed he and his family will appear on television with Birdie. His Hymn for Sunday Evening is a salute to the greater glory of Ed Sullivan. But the TV show becomes a disaster. To the distress of everyone. Kim’s jealous boyfriend. Hugo (Dan Lambert), flattens Birdie cold just before the long-awaited One Last Kiss is to be given. As a result. Kim and Hugo break up. and Rosie and Albert follow suit. At last, even Birdie becomes disgusted, and sprints out on the town with some teenagers. He feels tense with Albert and is tired of being watched over. The parents of the community cannot understand any of what is happening around them, and they express this in Kids. Rosie, still waiting for that band of gold from Albert after eight years, also lets loose and invades a Shriners' meeting at Maud's Bar. Then she decides to become Spanish Rose. the Latin American spitfire Albert’s leadfooted, catastrophe-ridden mother Brenda Roth-ermel, has always held her to be. Finally, things are resolved. Kim sees the light and is reunited with Hugo, and Albert — breaking from his mother's apron strings — finally proposes to Rosie. Other songs included were What Did I Ever See in Him? ; Rosie ; One Boy : The Telephone Hour (pictured on page 5); and Healthy. Normal. American Boy. Credit for the play's success — the first musical here at Oley — goes to Mr. Betz (the director). Mr. Sample (his assistant). Miss Haas (vocal assistant), and Mrs. Reitnauer (choreographer). And. of course, we should not forget the 65 students in the cast and the countless others behind the scenes. They worked from Christmas week. 1970. until the night prior to the first performance building scenery and rehearsing. March 25. 26. and 27. 1971. were indeed nights to remember! (RIGHT): Pamela Reitnouer (Kim MacAfee) found herself in love with both Birdie and Hugo! (RIGHT): Daniel Cawley portrayed Randolph, Kim's kid brother. —► A (ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT): Lou Ann Guinther (complete with red bloomers) was the Mayor's I wife: Janette Essig played one of Sweet Apple's upset parents: and Cynthia Noll wiggled her way through the role of Gloria Rasputin, the would-be actress who knew the touch system” of typing! Birdie” Proves Smash; Capacity Crowd Gives Cast Standing Ovation — A (ABOVE): As Birdie gives out with Yew Gotta Be Sincere. Sweep Apple’s Mayor (William Frankfort) tries unsuccess-I fully to revive his wife, who had fainted because of the ecstasy of hearing and seeing America’s number-one rock singer! (RIGHT): Kathleen Pawelski operated Maud’s Roadside Retreat where Rosie let down her hair and did that sultry ’’Shriners’ Ballet’’ number —► (LEFT): Deborah Gernerd was Ursala Merkle. Kim’s best girlfriend. 17 Gymnasts Demonstrate Co-ordination — (LEFT): Following the class entries, individuals had a chance to show what they could do. On the parallel bars is Dan Lambert going through his paces. (RIGHT): Glenn Burkert and Robert Knabb do a double routine on the mats. — (RIGHT): William Schroer starts his workout on the horizontal bar—► (LEFT): Lynn Cawley and Sandra Gansel dance a minuet on — of all places — the balance beam! t (ABOVE): Mark Searfoss tries a dive over the horse. V (LEFT): Joseph Specht gives Jeffrey Rigby's desk lamp a very careful examination. All the projects were on display in the cafeteria. Industrial, Fine Arts Students Exhibit Projects To Public — (LEFT): Cheryl and Jeryl Ruff hold one of the projects for a closer inspection. t (ABOVE): Glenn Howard, and his brother Duane and sister Cindy, admire the handicraft exhibits. (LEFT): Middle School student Thomas Miller and his parents check the artwork area during the Fair. March 17. 1971. 21 (LEFT): Dale Schroer holds his “Dead Head.” indeed an unique entry. (BELOW): Albert Kiedeisch poses with his Snake.” which he has opened to show its intricate transmission. i (RIGHT): Barry Wagaman entered his Custom Stock. (LEFT): Franklin Lorah and his “Woody’s Woodchopper. (RIGHT): Gregg Sweigert and two of his numerous monster models — King Kong” and Godzilla.’ —► 22 Customized Cars, Monsters Displayed In Model Contest — A (ABOVE): Joseph Evans and his Clas-| sic Original. (LEFT): Thomas Sheehan displays his Don Pru-dhomme and his Gas Ronda model cars during the First Annual Middle School Model Show. May 24. 1971. (RIGHT): William Frey was justly proud of his modified stock car —► (RIGHT): Ronnie Eddinger, another monster nut. entered his Dr. Jek-yir and ‘ The Forgotten Prisoner figures.—► (LEFT): Keith Rohrbach’s 55 Nomad appears to be up in the air! Yo-Yo Craze Hits Oley — When the perennial popularity of the yo-yo was at a peak last winter, nineteen students participated in a contest in the gym to demonstrate their abilities before the entire Middle School. Acting as judges were Carl Bieber, Dale Schroer, Todd Sheehan, Timothy Weiss, and Thomas Sheehan. t (ABOVE): Timothy Delp, first-prizewinner, shows his skill while “walking the dog.” (NEAR RIGHT): Second-place winner Andrew Bortz tries throwing a spinner. (FAR RIGHT): Jerry Rothermel and John Stickler perform their tricks in the contest, held February 15. 1971. — - (ABOVE): Scott Keller, Paul Gerlach, Gary Deysher, Frederick Schultz, Keith Rohrbach, Kim Seidel, and Fred Weyman try to do a sleeper. a forward pass. an over the falls. and an around the world during the elimination trials. Junior Dramatists Offer Comedy, Tragedy, Farce — (LEFT): Kathy Frankfort, Jeffrey Shannon, Glen Mast, and James Angstadt were the principals in the comedy One Egg, presented in assembly on April 28. 1971. by the Drama Club. The plot was simple: two young people meet in a restaurant and are brought together romantically by the problem of ordering a single egg for breakfast. (BELOW): Visitors to Marriner's Wax Museum, locale for The Waxwork, are warned by guard Dale Schroer not to smoke. (LEFT TO RIGHT): Timothy Faust, Richard Quillman, David Wan-shop, Teresa Bieber, Gregory Shuman, Glen Mast, Michael Lendacki,and Kathy Frankfort. (RIGHT): Wilbur Edmondson (Glen Mast) is rescued from his burning bedroom by firemen Todd Sheehan, Michael Miller, Arthur Klein, Kevin Howard, and Carl Bieber, as part of the action of Complete Relaxation. This farce, performed on June 9. 1971, showed the troubles which befell a '‘sick'' man who was forced to spend a day in bed. Other principals in the cast (not photographed) included Kathy Frankfort (Amy. the wife). Teresa Bieber (Ella, the singing maid). Timothy Weiss (the Boss). Jeffrey Shannon (the telephone repair man), and Janice Dalton (Amy s girlfriend). —► (ABOVE): Kevin Kozak portrayed Dr. Bourdette. the wax figure that seemed to come alive. By day. he had been a healer in Paris; but. by night he was a throat-cutter! (NEAR RIGHT): Mary Hoffman was ■Mother'’ Thompson. the figure that appeared to take a fancy to Raymond while he was in the basement. (FAR RIGHT): Barry Hafer, one of the museum’s guards. —► (RIGHT): Jeffrey Shannon impersonated John Crippen. an insignificant little beast who looked as if he couldn’t tread on a worm. Mrs Thompson (ABOVE): The Rover Boys (Kirk McKently and Scott Keller). These young chaps hanged their schoolmates with a noose made of spaghetti! (RIGHT): Carl Bieber as Roger Stapleton (nee Baskerville). the butterfly collector who was one of Sherlock Holmes’ greatest advisaries. — 26 Horror Tale Set In House Of Wax Terrifies Audience — Members of the Drama Club kept their Middle School audience on the edge of their seats with the production of The Waxwork, April 28. 1971. The plot concerned the events of one evening in the life of a struggling news reporter. He was later found dead under mysterious circumstances in a basement filled with murderers — all made of wax (or so he thought!). (RIGHT): Janice Dalton as Lizzie Borden who “took an ax. gave her mother forty wacks. and when she saw what she had done, she gave her father forty-one! —► A (ABOVE LEFT): Jack the Ripper (Bradley Hamilton), T London’s most notorious killer (ABOVE RIGHT): Eric Gernerd played Mr. Marriner. manager and owner of the wax museum. “I can walk downstairs and look about — but I should hate having to sleep down there alone among those wax killers! t (ABOVE): Timothy Weiss as Raymond Hewson. the man who agreed to spend a night alone in the basement because he needed money; Teresa Bieber as his wife, who advised him to take care of his throat! k (ABOVE): Mr. Sample, accompanied by Donna Christman, directs the Middle School Chorus in Do-Re-Mi. 'What the World T Needs Now.'' Sing. Sing a Song for Me.” and Bonnie Doon as part of the Music in Motion program. May 21. 1971. One of the highlights of the evening's entertainment was Calypso Serenade. a romantic episode set to music with Cynthia Simmons (as the girl) and Steven Reinhart (as her suitor). Middle, High Schools Present Nights Of Music” — t (ABOVE): Michele Moffett, Gregory Levan, and Judy Koch play The Allegro from Violin Concerto by Vivaldi during the high school's night of music entitled Spring Contrasts, May 12. 1971. At the conclusion of the performance. Miss Haas, vocal director, presented Barbara Allgyer and Leonard Christman with the National School Choral Awards for the Most Outstanding Senior Girl and Boy in the chorus. (RIGHT): Michael Carl plays a beautiful trumpet solo. Prayer of St. Gregory. while David Christman, Ricky Bie-ber, Richard Medlar, and Joseph Janiszewski listen___ 28 t (ABOVE): David Johnson gives out with his interpretation of Spike Jones performing Glow Worm, May 21. (LEFT): Mr. Betz conducts the Junior Band — especially the drum section — in Sabre Dance and Civil War Patrol during the Music in Motion program, May 21. 29 (RIGHT): Ricky Auciello and Mary Jane Knabb were chosen King and Queen of the 1971 Dinner-Dance, held on May 1. 1971. at Stokesay Castle, high atop Neversink Mountain which overlooks the Reading area. The theme for the evening was A Time for Us. Following a brief cocktail” hour when punch was served, the guests dined on a choice of veal, chicken, or beef. At approximately eight o'clock, the Tillman-Fisher Orchestra (featuring Mr. J. Miller of our English Department on the saxophone) opened the dance portion with the song Close to You.” (BELOW): The four Junior girls nominated for Maid of Honor await the announcement as to (which won. (LEFT TO RIGHT): Susan Houck (the winner). Kathy Schultz, Bonne Weiser, and Donna Fick. (RIGHT): Several couples caught during the meal. (STANDING): David Christman, Debra Birney. (SEATED): Dan Lambert, Sharon Kramer, Glenn Burkert, Sarah Keller, Keith Kleinsmith, Mary Jane Knabb. Music for dancing continued until eleven, after which the couples traveled to Heister's Lanes for a post-prom bowling party. —► 30 Prom, Baccalaureate, Graduation Exercises Round Out School Year For Senior Class — i (ABOVE): Lined up outside the auditorium on June 7. 1971. the Seniors await the strains of Pomp and Circum-T stance which signaled the start of their last hour together before receiving their diplomas. Seniors Colors— Hot Pink and Navy Blue Motto — Today Is The First Day of The Rest of Your Life.” Flower — Oriental Poppy (BELOW): The Senior Class Officers — Donna Fick, President; William Reinert, Vice-President; Bonne Weiser, Secretary; Linda Yoder, Treasurer. EILEEN SHARON BECHTEL GEORGE K. ANDERSON BRUCE R. BECHTEL JEAN HILBERT ADAMS. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. September 18. General. Dental Assistant. FHA 10. GEORGE K. ANDERSON. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. May 17. Academic. Undecided. Track 9.10.12: Cross-Country 9.10.11.12: Wrestling 9.10.11; Varsity Club 10.11,12 (Treasurer). BRUCE R. BECHTEL. R.D. 2. Oley. December 18. Vocational-Technical (Carpentry). Employment. Student Council 10; Visual-Aids Club 9.11.12. EILEEN SHARON BECHTEL. R.D. 1. Boyertown. October 15. Academic. College. County Band 9; Student Council 9: FTA 11; Class Treasurer 11; Band. Show Band. Orchestra 9.10.11.12. VIRGINIA ANN BEHM. R. D. £3. Fleetwood. January 10. ’’Ginny.’’ Business Education. Marriage and Beautician. Girls’ Basketball 9; Y-Teens 10; Chorus 9.10; Safety Education Club 11; Business Club 10; FBLA 12. DENNIS WILLIAM BERNDT. R.D. 1. Oley. May 26. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. FFA 9.10.11,12. ABBREVIATIONS FBLA — Future Business Leaders of America FFA — Future Farmers of America FHA — Future Homemakers of America FNA — Future Nurses of America FSA — Future Scientists of America FTA — Future Teachers of America GLC — Girls’ Leaders Club NHS — National Honor Society SIA — Students in Action (Tutoring) VICA — Vocational Industrial Clubs of America VP — Vice-President DENNIS WILLIAM BERNDT 33 DAVID ALLEN BIEBER JAMES W. BOYER RICKY ALLEN BIEBER PAUL THOMAS BLANKENBILLER MICHAEL R. BORTZ 34 LORIE JEAN BOESHORE JAMES WILLIAM BUTLER DAVID ALLEN BIEBER. R.D. 3. Boyertown. October 14. Brut. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. Conservation Club 9; FFA 10.11.12. RICKY ALLEN BIEBER. Box 105. Oley. December 27. Academic. College. Soccer 9.10.11: Band 9.10.11.12: Baseball 11.12: Show Band 11: Musical 11: Play 12. PAUL THOMAS BLANKENBILLER. R.D. 1. Temple. August 31. Academic. College. LOIS DAWN CAMPBELL LORIE JEAN BOESHORE. Box 441. R.D.43. Fleetwood. March 14. Academic. Marriage. Dental Hygemst. Gymnastics Team 9.10.11.12: Majorettes 9.10. 11.12 (Captain): Cheerleading 10.11.12: GLC 10.11.12. MICHAEL R. BORTZ. R.D.M. Oley. July 29. Indian. Academic. College (Forestry or Wildlife Conservation). Gym Club 9: Coin Club 9.10.11: Track 9.10. 11: Track 9.10.11.12: Soccer 9,11: Varsity Club 12. JAMES W. BOYER. Box 37. R.D. 1. Oley (Water Street). September 21. Chopper. General. Employment (Carpentry). Conservation Club 9. GLENN CRAIG BURKERT. R.D. 4. Reading. June 9. Tom. Academic. Coast Guard or Naval Academy. Com Club 9.11; FSA 10: Soccer 9.10.11.12: Wrestling 9.10.11.12: Track 9.10.11.12: Student Council 12. JAMES WILLIAM BUTLER. Box 12. Yellow House. August 1. Jim. Vocational-Technical (Welding). Leave this place.” LOIS DAWN CAMPBELL. Box 513. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. March 9. Louie. Academic. College (Math Major). Y-Teens 9: Girls’ Basketball 9: NHS 10.11.12: Safety Education Club 11: FTA 12; Speak-O-Link 11.12 (Editor). DAVID ALAN CHRISTMAN. R.D. 1. Oley. September 22. Davey. Academic. Undecided. Track 9.10.11.12: Cross-Country 11; Band 9.10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12; Musical 11: Play 12. DAVID ALAN CHRISTMAN 35 MELINDA LOU CONRAD MICHAEL SCOTT DANIELS LINDA ANN DELP MELINDA LOU CONRAD. R.D. 1, Temple. March 29. “Mel.” Business Education. Office Work. Library Assistant 9: FHA 9; Y-Teens 10; Speak-O-Link 10; Chorus 9.11,12: FBLA 12. MICHAEL SCOTT DANIELS. R.D. 1, Temple. October 24. “Mike.” Business Education. Undecided. Soccer 11; Basketball 11.12: Varsity Club 11.12; Track 9.10.11,12. DALE EDWARD DEITZEL. Box 144. R.D. 1. Oley. December 19. Vocational-Technical (Machine Drafting). Further Education. Police Work. Coin Club 9; Chorus 9.10; Visual-Aids Club 9.10.11; Weight-Lifting Club 12. JACK DEGLER. R.D. 1, Oley. October 31. General. Employment. Track 9.12. LINDA ANN DELP. R.D. 4. Reading. November 17. General. Undecided. STEVEN N. DELP. R.D. 1. Oley. March 12. “Steve. Academic. College. Wrestling 9: Coin Club 9.10: Baseball 10; Photography Club 11; NHS 11; Musical 11; Play 12; Band 9.10.11.12. MARK W. DEWALT. Box 124. R.D. 1. Oley. April 2. Academic. College. Track 9.11.12; Varsity Club 11.12; Cross-Country 10.11,12. CYNTHIA ARDELL DOATY. Pricetown Road. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. November 17. Cindy. Academic. College (Elementary Education Major). Y-Teens 9; FTA 10.11,12; SIA 10.11,12; Speak-O-Link 11.12. GLORIA D. DREXEL. R.D. 2. Fleetwood. May 17. “Dexie. General. Travel. Y-Teens 9; Student Council 11,12. DENNIS I. ECKERT. R.D. 2. Oley. November 1. Vocational-Technical (Merchandising). Employment. FSA 10; Photography Club 11; Physical Fitness Club 12. KENNETH ROBERT ECKROTH. R.D. 4. Reading. October 1. Eggy.” Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. Armed Services. Track 10. 36 DALE EDWARD DEITZEL DENNIS I. ECKERT KENNETH ROBERT ECKROTH MARK W. DEWALT STEVEN N. DELP CYNTHIA ARDELL DOATY 37 GLORIA D. DREXEL GENE DENNIS EDDINGER 38 RICHARD ALLEN EIFERT JANETTE LOUISE ESSIG DONNA J. FICK GENE DENNIS EDDINGER. Box 428. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. July 9. Academic. Navy. College. Track 9.10; Wrestling 9.10.11.12; Varsity Club 9.10.11.12; Musical 11. BONNIE SUE EDWARDS. R.D. 1. Temple. May 17. Vocational-Technical (Medical Assistant). Medical Secretary. FHA 9; Library Assistant 9.10: Chorus 9. 10; Y-Teens 10: Bowling 10; Speak-O-Link 10. CHERYL M. EGOLF. R.D. 1. Temple. January 16. Academic. Nursing. Y-Teens 9: Hockey 10; FNA 11,12. RICHARD ALLEN EIFERT. R.D. 4. Reading. September 20. “Rick.'’ General. Armed Services. Home Construction Trade. Track 9: Coin Club 10; Conservation Club9 BONNIE L. FINCH SHEILA DENISE EISENHARDT. Box 9. R.D. 1. Oley. September 8. Academic. Nursing. Y-Teens 9: Softball 9; Girls’ Basketball 10: FTA 10; FNA 11; Musical 11. AUDREY SUZANNE ESSIG. R.D. 2. Fleetwood. January 28. General. Employment. Softball 9.10.12; Olean 12. JANETTE LOUISE ESSIG. R.D. 2. Oley. September 26. Academic. WAVES or WAFS. Drama Club 9; Girls’ Basketball 9.10: Hockey 9.10.11: NHS 10.11.12; FTA 10.11.12 (President): SIA 10.11.12; Color Guard 9.10.11.12; Musical 11: Play 12. DONNA J. FICK. R.D. 1. Temple. September 16. Academic. College (Medical Field). Y-Teens 9; Girls' Basketball 9.10; FNA 11; All-Star Hockey Team 11; All-Star Softball Team 11; NHS 10.11.12; Class President 10.11.12; Hockey 9.10.11.12; Softball 9.10.11.12; Athletic Association 11.12. BONNIE L. FINCH. R.D. 1. Oley. November 21. ' Bon.’’ Academic. College (Biology Major). Student Council 9.11; Hockey 11; Band 9.10.11.12: Girls’ Basketball 9.10.11.12; Softball 9.10.11.12: NHS 11.12; Speak-O-Link 11.12. WILLIAM W. FRANKFORT. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. April 11. “Bill.” Academic. College. Student Council 9.11 (Treasurer); Coin Club 10; Musical 11; 39 WILLIAM W. FRANKFORT DAVID B. GERHARD SANDRA FAY FREYBERGER KAREN ANN GARITEE SANDRA FAY FREYBERGER. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. January 16. -Sandy.” General. Employment. Y-Teens 9; FHA 10.11.12; Chorus 11.12: Olean 12. KAREN ANN GARITEE. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. July 27. Vocational-Technical (Data Processing). Key-Punch Operator. FHA 9; Gymnastics Team 9.10; Chorus 11; Hockey 9.10.11; GLC 9.10.11; VICA 12. DAVID B. GERHARD. R.D. 4. Reading. November 24. General. Employment. CANDACE EILEEN GERLACH. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. April 28. ••Candy.” Academic. College (Medical Field). FHA 9; NHS 10.11.12; FT A 11.12; Play 12. DAVID ROBERT GIFT. R.D. 2. Fleetwood. October 24. Academic. Undecided. Coin Club 9.11; Band 9.10.11.12: Hunting and Safety Club 12. SANDRA LEE GRAEFF. Seidel Road. R.D. 4. Reading. June 8. Sandy.” Business Education. Secretarial Work in the WAVES. Peace Corps. FHA 9: Y-Teens 10: Business Club 11; Chorus 11.12: FBLA 12. JEFFREY L. GRETH. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. February 12. Speedy.” Vocational-Technical. Armed Services. Ceramic Tile Setter. Coin Club 9. DIANE LYNN HAFER. Club Road. R.D.-2. Oley. June 14. Vocational-Technical (Food Preparation). Employment. FHA 9. DEBRA JUNE HARTMAN. R.D. 2. Oley. June 11. “Debby. “Deb.” Business Education. Airline Career. Armed Services. Softball 9.10.11.12: Girls' Basketball 9.10.11.12; Hockey 12: Chorus 12. JAMES JAY HEFFELFINGER. R.D. 1. Temple. September 10. Jim,” Jamey.” Vocational-Technical (Auto Body). Auto Body Work. Coin Club 9; Track 10: Varsity Club 9.10; FFA 11; Weight-Lifting Club 11.12. 40 42 ALLEN CARL HETRICK EARL C. HIMMELREICH TERRY B. HENDERSON. R.D. 4. Reading. January 30. Hender. Vocational-Technical. Machinist Tool-Maker. Marines. Athletic Club 9.10; Weight-Lifting Club 11.12. SUSANNA M. HERBERT. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. February 2. General. Practical Nursing. Knitting Club 9; FHA 10; FNA 11.12. DOLORES M. HERMAN. R.D. 4. Reading. July 10. Si. Business Education. Travel. FHA 9.10; Chorus 11. ALLEN CARL HETRICK. Box 107. R.D. 1. Oley. July 6. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. FFA 9.10.11,12. SHARON MARIE HETRICK. Box 344. R.D. 1. Oley. Academic. WAVES. Y-Teens 9 (President); Student Council 9; FTA 10.11.12 (VP); NHS 10.11.12: SIA 10. 12: Color Guard 10.11.12; Musical 11; Play 12. CAROLYN MARIE HETTINGER. Ramich Road. R.D. 1. Temple. May 23. Vocational-Technical (Dental Assistant). Marriage. Dental Assistant. Y-Teens 9; Student Council 10. ROSEMARY HETTINGER. Ramich Road. R.D. 1. Temple. July 12. Rose. Business Education. Secretary. FHA 9: Chorus 11. EARL C. HIMMELREICH. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. July 20. Vocational-Technical. Employment. RANDY A. HOFFMAN. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. August 27. Randy. Vocational-Technical. College. Military Service. Basketball 9; Track 9; Varsity Club 11: Baseball 10.11; Soccer 11,12; Student Council 12. DAVID LEE HOTTEL. Lake Road. R.D. 1, Oley. December 9. Vocational-Technical (Architectural Drafting). Military Service. Apprenticeship. Conservation Club9; Safety Education Club 11; Huntingand Safety Club 12. DAVID LEE HOTTEL 43 SUSAN JUNE HOUCK BRENDA LORI KEEHN CYNTHIA LEE KEFFER SUSAN JUNE HOUCK. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. December 19. Susi. Business Education. Secretary. Travel. Softball 9: Chorus 10. 11; Student Council 12. ERIC G. IRWIN. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. May 10. Academic. Undecided. Cross-Country 9.10.11. BRENDA LORI KEEHN. Oley. February 24. Brena.” Academic. College (Fashion Design). Chorus 9: Hockey 9; FHA 9 (Secretary); Class Secretary 10; FTA 10.11 (Historian); Cheerleading 9.10,11,12: Flag Twirling 9.10,11 (Captain). 12 (Captain); Ski Club 12; Student Council 12. CYNTHIA LEE KEFFER. Fisher Mill Road. R.D. 3, Boyertown. September 29. Cindy. Vocational-Technical. Registered Nursing. FNA 12. SHERAN LOUISE KEGERISE. R.D. 1. Oley. September 11. Sherry.” Academic. College (Medical Technology or Teaching). Band 9.10,12; Girls’ Basketball 11,12; Hockey 9.12; FTA 11; Speak-O-Link 11; Class Treasurer 10; Musical 11. LARRY WARREN KEMMERER. R.D. 1. Oley. July 17. Vocational-Technical (Auto Mechanics). Mechanic. Weight-Lifting Club 11.12. ROBERT EMERICH KISSINGER. Becker’s Road. R.D. 1. Temple. October 25. Academic. Air Force. Track 10.11,12. ROBERT M. KNABB. Oley. January 10. Academic. College (Astronomy Major). Chorus 9: Student Council 9: Cross-Country 9.10.11.12; Track 9.10.11.12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12; Varsity Club 10.11.12; NHS 10.11.12; Stage Crew 11. 12; Speak-O-Link 12. JUDITH ANN KOCH. R.D. 1. Oley. February 26. Judy. Academic. College (Nursing). Drama Club 9; Safety Education Club 11; Musical (Orchestra) 11; Orchestra 9.10.11.12: Band 9.10.11.12; County Orchestra 9.10.11.12; District OrchestralP.11.12; FTA 12 (Historian); Play 12. SHARON ANN KRAMER. Oley. July 4. Academic. Model. Hockey 9: Chorus 9: FHA 9 (Treasurer). 11 (Secretary); Cheerleading 9.10,11,12; Color Guard 9. 10.11 (Captain). 12(Captain); NHS 10.11.12; Ski Club 11.12; Musical 11. DAVID GERALD KROTT. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. December 24. Dave. Business Education. Business School. Armed Services. Chorus 9.10.11,12; Wrestling 11.12: Weight-Lifting Club 11; Play 12. DAN JEFFREY LAMBERT. Ramich Road. R.D. 1. Temple. December 18. Academic. Oceanography. Drama Club 9; Track 9,10.11,12; Wrestling 10.11.12; Physical Fitness Club 11,12: Musical 11: Play 12. 44 LARRY WARREN KEMMERER DAVID GERALD KROTT JUDITH ANN KOCH ROBERT M. KNABB DAN JEFFREY LAMBERT SHARON ANN KRAMER THOMAS RAY LEVAN. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. October 7. “Tom. Academic. Undecided. Band 9.10.11.12; Baseball 10.11.12; Photography Club 10.11.12. JAY D. LEVENGOOD. Box 225. Oley. January 23. “Paul Lynde. Academic. Cardiologist. Drama Club 9; Speak-O-Link 10; FTA 11; Musical 11; Chorus 9. 10.11.12; Play 12; Student Council 12 (VP); Olean 12 (Editor). FREDERICK LINGENFELSER. R.D. 1. Temple. June 3. Vocational-Technical. Navy. KIM HAROLD LORAH. Box 2. Oley. November 29. Armed Services. Baseball 9. 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12. LINDA JO MADEIRA. Box 348A. R.D. 1. Oley. May 21. Business Education. Employment. Chorus 11,12: Business Club 11; FBLA 12. CHARMAINE MARIE MANWILLER. R.D. 1. Temple. November 4. Charlie. Vocational-Technical (Medical Assistant). Medical Career. FHA 9.10; VICA 11.12. RICHARD WARREN MEDLAR. Box 206, R.D. 1. Temple. February 5. Doc. Academic. College (Physical Education or Music Major). Cross-Country 9. 10.11.12; Track 9.10.11.12: Band 9.10.11.12: Orchestra 11.12; Varsity Club 10.11.12. LINDA C. MILLARD. R.D. 1. Oley. December 16. Academic. College. FTA 11; NHS 10.11. DAVID M. MILLER. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. January 28. Dave. Academic. Military Service. Travel. College. Visual-Aids Club 9: Wrestling 9.10.11.12; Physical Fitness Club 12. DEBORAH LYNN MILLER. Box 188C. R.D. 4 Reading. December 19. Deb. Kid. Vocational-Technical. See the U.S.A. by VW.” Advertising School. Student Council 12. 47 DAVID M. MILLER DEBORAH LYNN MILLER BONNIE MURRAY GARY LYNWOOD MOYER DAVID WILLIAM MURPHY GARY LYNWOOD MOYER. R.D. 2. Oley. November 13. “Lyn.” General. Employment. DAVID WILLIAM MURPHY. R.D 4. Reading. March 14. “Murph.” Vocational-Technical (Instrumentation). Apprenticeship (Carpentry). FSA 9: Track 9; Wrestling 9: VICA 10; Varsity Club 10; Soccer 9.10.11; Student Council 11 (Advisory Committee). BONNIE MURRAY. R.D. 1. Oley. April 19. Business Education. Employment. FHA 12. CYNTHIA FAY NEAL. R.D. 1, Temple. May 17. “Cindy.” Academic. Undecided. Drama Club 9. Safety Club 11; Speak-O-Link 11,12. LARRY JAMES NOLL. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. September 28. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. Gym Club9; FFA 10.11,12. SHERYL LYNN O’BOYLE. R.D. 1. Oley. December 2. Business Education. Undecided. Y-Teens 9: Library Assistant 9; Business Club 10; Chorus 9.11. 12. PATRICIA ANNE O’NEIL. Box 118, R.D. 3. Fleetwood. January 4. “Patsee.” Business Education. Travel. Student Council 11; Chorus 11. DALE EDWARD PARSON. R.D. 1. Temple. November 24. “Dale.” Academic. College. Student Council 9.12; FSA 10; Photography Club 11; Play 12. KAREN LOUISE QUILLMAN. Box 508. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. July 24. “Maggie.” Academic. College (Elementary Teacher). Choral Club 9; Orchestra 10.11; Chorus 9.12; FTA 10.11.12; Band 9,10,11.12; Student Council 12. GRACE EVELYN RAIFSNIDER. R.D. 1. Temple. October 25. Business Education. Secretary. FHA 9; Babysitting Club 11. DAVID RODNEY RAY. R.D. 3, Fleetwood. March 5. “Dave.” Academic. Undecided. RICHARD A. READINGER. R.D. 3, Fleetwood. May 12. Rich.” Academic. College. Armed Services. Cross-Country 9.10; Track 9.10.11. PATRICIA M. REBER. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. April 2. “Reefer.” General. Marriage. Y-Teens 9; FHA 10.11. 48 49 PATRICIA M. REBER 50 WILLIAM H. REINERT MICHAEL JOHN ROBINSON JOHN ALLEN RHOADS ZANE WILLIAM REED. R.D. 1. Temple. December 25. Vocational-Technical (Machinist-Tool). Navy. Wrestling 9.10; Track 9.10.11; Weight-Lifting Club 10.11.12. FERN M. REIGLE. Box 161. Oley. March 1. Business Education. Marriage. Travel. Dental Assistant. Chorus 9.10.11. LUCILLE KAY REINERT. R.D. 1. Oley. July 4. Business Education. Nursing. DENNIS G. ROHRBACH Band 9.10.11.12; Chorus 9.10.11.12; Business Club 9.10.11; Musical 11; FBLA 12; Olean 12. WILLIAM H. REINERT. R.D. 1, Temple. July 1. •Bill. Academic. College. Student Council 9.10.11.12; Band 9.10.11.12; County Band 9.10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12; District Band 10.11; Regional-State Band 10.11; NHS 10. 11,12; Musical (Orchestra) 11; Class VP 11,12. KATHY E. RENNER. R.D. 1. Oley. September 13. Academic. Undecided. FHA 9; Softball 9; FTA 10.11. PHYLLIS I. RESSLER. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. September 6. Phil. Vocational-Technical (Merchandising). Employment. Marriage. FHA 9. JOHN ALLEN RHOADS. R.D. 3. Boyertown. August 22. Johnny. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment as a Painter. FFA 9.10.11 (Treasurer). 12 (Treasurer). MICHAEL JOHN ROBINSON. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. March 19. Rob. Academic. College. Wrestling 9; Cross-Country 9.10: Track 11; Band 9.10.11.12. DENNIS G. ROHRBACH. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. October 31. Vocational-Technical (Painting and Decorating). Military Service. JUDITH ANN ROHRBACH. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. July 13. Judi. Academic. Undecided. FHA 9.10; Softball 9.10; Chorus 11. 51 JUDITH ANN ROHRBACH DAVID C. ROTHENBERGER JUDY A. ROHRBACH. R.D. 4. Reading. February 21. Hooker.” Business Education. Travel. Beauty School. FHA 9; Student Council 10,12: Chorus 9. 10.11. DAVID C. ROTHENBERGER. R.D. 1. Oley. September 16. General. Employment. TERRY ALLEN SCHADLER. R.D. 1. Oley. October 22. General. Employment. LYNN ANN SCHAEFFER. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. September 14. Business Education. Marriage. Travel. Y-Teens9; Chorus 9.11: Usher 12. PATRICIA ANN SCHITTLER. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. April 2. ■'Pat.” Academic. Undecided. Y-Teens9: FTA 10.11. RICKY DANIEL SCHLEGEL. R.D. 1, Oley. September 26. Vocational-Agriculture. Employment. FFA 9.10.11.12: Gym Club9. KAREN PATRICIA SCHMECK. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. February 4. Schmuck.” Academic. Undecided. FHA 9.10: Softball 10. WILLIAM LOUIS SCHROER. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. December 17. Academic. College. Soccer 10: Cross-Country 11: Wrestling 10.11.12: Track 10.11.12: Band 10,11.12: Orchestra 10,11.12. KATHLEEN LOUISE SCHULTZ. Pricetown Road. R.D. 1. Temple. November 17. Snutz.” Business Education. Secretarial Work. Marriage. FHA 9; Library Assistant 9: Chorus 9.10.11. PATRICIA ANN SCHWEITZER. Mt. Laurel Road. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. November 16. Schweitz. Academic. College (Home Economics Major). FHA 9.10.11 (Historian). 12 (President); Speak-O-Link 10.11.12: Musical 11: Play 12. ANNE CHRISTINE SEARS. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. December 19. Vocational-Technical (Cosmetology). Hairdresser. FHA 9; Softball 9: Hockey 10.11; VICA 10.11.12 (Treasurer). 52 LYNN ANN SCHAEFFER 53 DENNIS A. STEFFE SANDRA JEAN SEYLER. R.D. 1. Temple. May 6. •Sandy.” Academic. Further Education. FTA 11.12: NHS 11.12: SIA 11.12. TERRENCE JOSEPH SHANNON. Box 325. R.D. 1, Temple. November 14. Terry. Academic. Mortuary College. Student Council 9.10 (Treasurer). 11 (VP). 12 (Treasurer); Musical 11; Play 12. SANDRA JEAN SEYLER DENNIS A. STEFFE. R.D. 1. Oley. January 16. Academic. Naval Reserves. Cross-Country 9.10.11; Varsity Club 10,11.12; Track 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9.10.11.12. TERRENCE JOSEPH SHANNON ANNE JOAN SWEIGERT. Box 288. R.D. 4. Reading. May 13. Business Education. Secretarial Work. Marriage. FHA 9: Library Assistant 9.10; Chorus 9. 11.12; Ticket Committee for Musical 11; Usher Chairman for Play 12. MURIEL WILLYE TAFT. Box 461. Oley. April 26. Mur. Business Education. Travel. Employment. Gymnastics Club 9.10; Chorus 9.10; Library Assistant 11. MICHAEL J. THOMPSON. R.D. 1. Temple. December 14. General. Music. CHARMAINE MARIE VACCARO. Bull Road. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. January 16. Cheri. Academic. Nursing. FNA 12. ROBERT ALLAN VAN TIGGELEN. R.D. 4. Reading. September 19. Tig. General. Employment. FFA 9.11.12. CAROL ANN WAGAMAN. R.D. 1, Oley. February 24. Vocational-Technical (Data Processing). Employment. VICA 10; Olean 12. DONNA LEE WAGAMAN. R.D. 1, Oley. January 18. Vocational-Technical (Merchandising and Marketing). Employment. Beauty School. FHA 9.10; Olean 12. KIRBY L. WEIDENHAMMER. R.D. 2. Fleetwood. December 12. Butch. General. Armed Services. Conservation Club 9; FFA 10.11.12. BONNE MELINDA WEISER. R.D. 3. Boyertown. April 16. Academic. College. Y-Teens 9; Girls' Basketball 9; FTA 10.11; Band 9.10,11; Class Secretary 11. 12. 54 MARJORIE ELLEN WEISS GARY ERNEST WHITAKER BRUCE PAUL WILLMAN MICHAEL WILLIAM WOLFORD JACOB ROY WILLIAMS ROSE MARY WEYANDT MARJORIE ELLEN WEISS. Oley. May 1. Marge. Margie. Academic. College (Speech Therapy). FHA 9; SIA 10.11: Hockey 9.10: Chorus 9.12: Class VP 10: Musical 11: Play 12: NHS 10.11.12: FT A 10.11 (Treasurer). 12 (Treasurer); Girls' Basketball 9.10.11: Color Guard 9.10.11.12 (Lieutenant). ROSE MARY WEYANDT. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. December 21. General. Practical Nursing. FHA 9; FNA 11.12: Olean 12. GARY ERNEST WHITAKER. R.D. ff 1. Oley. March 24. Vocational-Technical (Auto Mechanics). Truck Mechanic. Gym Club 9; Safety Education Club 11: Home Repairs Club 12. JACOB ROY WILLIAMS. R.D.-1. Temple. November 26. Jake.’’ Vocational-Technical (Electronics). Employment. Apprenticeship. Home Repairs Club 12. BRUCE PAUL WILLMAN. R.D. 3. Boyertown. October 15. Academic Armed Services. College. Soccer 9.10.11.12: Track 9.10.11.12: Varsity Club 10.11. 12: Musical 11: Play Stage Crew 12. MICHAEL DONALD YOUSE MICHAEL WILLIAM WOLFORD. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. October 13. Academic. College. Employment. Band 9.10.11.12: Student Council 10.11.12: Orchestra 9.11.12: Play 12. JOHN EDWARD YODER. R.D. 3. Fleetwood. September 22. Butch.” Academic. College. Band 9.10.11.12: Track 9.10.11.12. LINDA ARLENE YODER. R.D. 1. Oley. December 7. Academic. College (Social Psychology Major). Chorus 9: Student Council 9.10 (Secretary): Band 11. 12: NHS 10.11.12: Class Treasurer 12: Musical 11. SYLVIA ARLENE YODER. R.D. 1. Fleetwood. November 27. Vocational-Technical (Data Processing). Employment. MICHAEL DONALD YOUSE. R.D. 1. Oley April 20. Academic. Undecided. Baseball 9.10.11: Musical 11. PATRICIA ANN ZWEIZIG. R.D. ?4. Reading. September 4. Pat. Business Education. Employment. Chorus 10.11: FHA 9. 57 PATRICIA ANN ZWEIZIG Faculty And Staff (BELOW): Mr. and Mrs. Knabb, Mr. and Mrs. Sosh, and Mr. and Mrs. Angstadt dance the evening away at the Junior-Senior Prom. May 1. 1971. 58 MATHEMATICS (ABOVE): Members of the Mathematics Department. (SEATED): MRS. DELCAMP (B.S.), MRS. BEHNEY (B.S.), MRS. GEHRET. (STANDING): MR. BARTO (B.S.), MR. SNYDER (B.S.), MR. T. MILLER (B.S., M.Ed.), MR. WOLFE (B.S.). FINE ARTS (RIGHT): Members of the Fine Arts Departments MR. SAMPLE (B.A.), MISS R. HAAS (B.M.Ed.), MRS. WOODFALL (B.S.), MR. BETZ (B.S.). BUSINESS EDUCATION (LEFT): Members of the Business Education Department. MISS B. HAAS(B.S.), MRS. REIT-NAUER (B.S.). MR. KRICK (B.S., M.Ed.). 59 language ARTS (ABOVE): Members of the Language Ar (BSa) MRS r(IS.lATED): MR CHRISTMA tric'h r,S; utcD,ELL0 (B A ) MRS 01 TRICH (B.S.), MRS. ANGSTADT (B S ) MR (b'aLEM Ed tSMB(STANDING): MR M00f MR RiN ;D?RENBACH (B-S-. m.a (Tb )3ANKERT (B S- M A . MR SHIPLE (ABOVE): MR. WEAVER (B.S.), Language Arts. Foreign Languages; MRS. BETTLEYON (B.S., M.Ed.), Driver Training. Safety Education; MR. SOSH (B.S.), Special Education. 60 (RIGHT): MR. STOFKO (A.B.), Language Arts. SCIENCE (ABOVE): Members of the Science Department. (ROW 1): MR. TUCCI (B.S.), MR. NEI-MAN (B.S.), MR. RHOADES (B.S.), MR. SCHNEIDER (STUDENT-TEACHER). (ROW 2): MR. REIGLE (B.S ), MR. ECKERT (B.S.). MR. GRIM (B.S.), MR. REIDER (B.S., M.S.). LIBRARY (ABOVE): MRS. RIEGEL (B.S.). Librarian: MRS. ROHRBACH, Library Aide. HOME ECONOMICS (ABOVE): Members of the Home Economics Department. MISS RAUCH (B.S.), MRS. LEN-DACKI (B.S.), MRS. REIDER (B.S., M.S.). 61 HEALTH (RIGHT): Members of the Health and Physical Education Departments. MRS. SOSH (B.S.), MR. RENTSCHLER (B.S.i. MRS. HEINRICH (R.N.), MISS SCHONOUR (B.S.), MRS. STAUFFER (R.N., B.S.), MR. KNABB (B.S., M.A.). SOCIAL SCIENCES (ABOVE): Members of the Social Sciences Department. (SEATED): MR. BARRELL (B.S.), MR. SHA-NER (B.S.), MR. STRUNK (B.S.). (STANDING): MR. GEIBLE (B.S.), MR. HOCH (B.S.), MR. BOWER-SOX (B.S.), MR. ROGERS (B.S.), MR. WILDERMUTH (B.A.), MR. EWING (B.S.). GRADE 6 (ABOVE): Grade Six Team Teachers. MR. BARTLETT (B.S., M.S.), MRS. GEHRET, MISS COLLIER (B.S.), MRS. HERBEIN (B.S.), MRS. HOPKINS (A.B.). MR. BARRELL, also a member the Middle School Team, is included with the Social Sciences Department. GUIDANCE (RIGHT): Members of the Guidance Department MR. MARSHALL (B.S., M.Ed.), MR. KRAMER (B.A.. M.A.). MR. FREDICINE (B.S.). INDUSTRIAL ARTS (LEFT): Members of the Industrial Arts Department MR. PURDIN (B.S.), MR. BLANK (B.S., M.S.), MR. MAURER (B.S.). (RIGHT): MR. RETTEW (B.S. M.S.), Fine and Practical Arts. ADMINISTRATORS t (ABOVE): MR. LESKO (B.S., M.Ed.). Middle School Principal. n 64 I BOARD OF EDUCATION (LEFT): The Board of Education (SEATED): Mr Frank S. Fisher (Vice-President); Miss Virginia R. Reichert (Secretary. Business Manager), non-member; Mr. Kenneth J. Esh-bach (President); Mr. Wesley A. Snyder (Treasurer). (STANDING): Mr Russel G. Weidner (Solicitor), non-member; Mr. Frederick H. Klein; Mr. William P. Christman; Mr. Robert C. Johnson; Mr. Clarence B. Prutzman. Jr.; Mr. Stephen D. DeTurk. Absent. Mr. Charles A. Noll. SECRETARIES (ABOVE): The Office Staff. Mrs. Ruth Reider (Secretary); Miss Rose Weidner (Secretary); Mrs. May Burkert (Secretary to the High School Principal); Mrs. Nancy Stout (Secretary to the Superintendent): Mrs. Catherine Hoffmaster (Secretary to the Guidance Department); Mrs. Joyce Angstadt (Secretary). (LEFT): Mr. Roger Haas (Attendance Officer). 65 (ABOVE): Mrs. Anne Smith (Middle School Secretary). CAFETERIA STAFF (ABOVE): The Cafeteria Ladies. Mrs. Grace S. Hoffman (Head Cook); Mrs. Eva F. Noll; Mrs. Theresa R. Seidel; Mrs. Helen I. Weller; Mrs. Eleanor A. Mathias; Mrs. Alice H. Griesemer; Mrs. Virginia K. Pociluyko: Mrs. Evelyn Rudy; Mrs. Naomi M. Henne; Mrs. Edna A. Upde-grove; Mrs. Ruth J. Landis; Mrs. H. Hope Kniss. FACULTY EDUCATIONAL DEGREES B.A. A.B. — Bachelor of Arts B.M.Ed. — Bachelor of Music Education B.S. — Bachelor of Science M.A. — Master of Arts M.Ed. — Master of Education M.S. — Master of Science R.N. — Registered Nurse CUSTODIANS A (ABOVE): The Custodial Staff (SEAT-T ED); Mr. Norman R. Reinert; Mr. Lester H. Schaeffer (Head Custodian); Mrs. Mabel I. Renninger. (STANDING): Mr. Earl R. Keller; Mr. Frank R. DeTurck; Mr. Stanley J. Adams. Missing from the photograph are Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bower and Mr. James P. Fitzgerald. (ABOVE): Mrs. Betty M. Brown (Supervisor of Elementary and High School Cafeterias). 66 (BELOW): Lance Atkins, William Ingham, Jay McCann, and Pamela Bierly investigate the wonders of Mr. Rhoades’ biological specimens. Under- Class- Men MARY SUE ALLGYER LYNN ANGSTADT RICHARD ANGSTADT STEVE ANGSTADT JEFFREY AUCIELLO HENRY AULENBACH DEBRA BROWN JOHN BUTLER GREGORY CARL BRUCE CHAPIN JOHN CHERNICH KAREN CHRISTMAN BARBARA CRONRATH CYNTHIA DALTON DANIEL DELP GERALD DELP MARIE DIEROLF SCOTT DIETRICH GLENN DREXEL DEBORAH ECKERT DOREEN EGOLF RICKY EIDLE JEFFREY ELY MARK ESHBACH MARY ANN ESHBACH ANNA MAY ESSIG CATHERINE FEHR ANTHONY FERRERI JUDY FISHER JAMES FOLK HARRY FREEMAN EDWIN FREY SANDRA GANSEL JOAN GAUBY LARRY GERMANN KURT GERNERD JOHN HARRISON BRIAN HART RUTH ANN HARTMAN ROBIN HEFFELFINGER SHIRLEY HEFFNER DAVID HEINRICH DENNIS HEPNER MARSHA HERB LINDA HETRICK STEVEN HETRICK ELAINE HETTINGER SUSAN HEVERLY Juniors Enjoy Lunch-Time Activities In Gym — JAMES HILL DEBRA HILTEBEITEL ANNA MAE HOFFERT JANE HORNING MAXINE HORNING ARTHUR HOSHAUER DAVID HOSHAUER RAYETTA HOUCK PAUL KEFFER RAYMOND KEGERISE MARK KEINARD SUSAN KELLER KIM KERCHER CRAIG KNABB WENDY KOCH ROBERT KOLLER SHIRLEY KULP STEPHEN KUNKLE (ABOVE): Stephen Weber plays a mean game of pingpong in the gym following lunch. This activity was part of a new program begun this year to provide students with a break before returning to their afternoon classes. RUTHANN LANDIS LOUISE LEACH SANDRA LENDACKI DAVID LeVAN MICHAEL LEVAN SCOTT LEVAN SUSAN LEVAN JOANNE LUDWIG KENNETH MANWILLER KAREN MARTIN LOUISE MARTIN LINDA MELCHER RANDY MELCHER JAY MILLER MICHELE MOFFETT 69 (RIGHT): Officers of the Class of 1973. Edward Specht (President). William Werner (Vice-President). Lee Ann Rothenber-ger (Secretary). Mark Pleva (Treasurer). RICHARD MULHOLLAND JACK NEFF DONNA NESTER CYNTHIA NOLL GARY NOLL RICHARD NOLL ROBERT NOLL TIMOTHY OBAROW KEVIN OLINGER NANCY PETERSHEIM ALBERT PHILLIPPY MARK PLEVA (ABOVE): Mark Righter seems to be looking for a missing plate, or did he actually buy a hamburger royale? CATHERINE QUILLMAN RICHARD RAUENZAHN CHRISTINE RAY BILLY REED MARY REICHERT DONNA BURKHART REIDER PAMELA REITNOUER ROBIN RHEIN MEMBERS OF THE ELEVENTH GRADE WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPH D: RONALD EARLY RICKY HOCH ROBIN SCHWEIKART. 70 JACQUELINE RICHARDS MARK RIGHTER CARL ROBERTSON LEE ANN ROTHENBERGER SUSAN SCHAEFFER GAIL SCHERBNER GEORGE SCHLEGEL DAVID SCHMECK MARK SEARFOSS DEBRA SEIDEL KERRY SHADE LORIE SHANE GARY SHIREY ERIC SIGGINS MARK SINGER BARRY SUTLER EDWARD SPECHT BARRY STEBBINS DEBRA STRAUSE JANELL STUBBLEBINE DAWN WAGNER BARBARA WAID RICHARD WALB CHERYL WALKER MICHAEL WATT STEPHEN WEBER KEITH WEISER SCOTT WEISER WILLIAM WERNER ALICE WHITBY PATRICIA WILHELM BARBARA YODER RICHARD YODER (ABOVE): Joan Gauby backs carefully out of the parking lot at the rear of the school, while passenger Shirley Heffner and instructor Mrs. Bettleyon keep their fingers crossed! 71 Werner Chosen To Lead Sophs — DAVID ALBITZ REBECCA ALLEN JOANNE ANDERSON NEVIN ANGSTADT SANDRA ANGSTADT MARK APPLEGATE LANCE ATKINS JOANNE BARLET JEFFREY BARTMAN SUSAN BECKER BRIAN BENNETT CAROLANN BERNDT SHARON BERTOLET PAMELA BIERLY JOHN BIXLER (ABOVE): Officers of the Class of 1974. (STANDING): Boyd Werner (President). (SEATED): Grace Garman (Secretary). Debra Strausburger (Treasurer). Mary Newcomb (Vice-President). HAROLD BLEW SHARON BLEW SANDRA BOWER EDWARD BOYER MABEL BRILL NANCY BRINTZENHOFF DORIS BROWN CYNTHIA BURKERT LYNN CAWLEY ROBERT CHRISTMAN JEFFREY CHUBB CURTIS CLAUSER BEVERLY COLLINS JOANNE DAVIS ELMER DENGLER SHARON DeTURK MARK DEWALT MARCIA DIETRICH 72 CAROLYN EDWARDS BARBARA EGOLF JESS EISENHOWER SHEILA EISENHOWER TERRY ELY CLIFFORD ESSIG CYNTHIA EVELAND WILLIAM FEHR VALERIA FEKETE CHRISTINE FICK LYNN FRANKHOUSER LOUANN FRONHEISER GEORGE GAMMEL GRACE GARMAN KATHLEEN GARMAN SANDRA GAUBY ANNE GEHRET LINDA GEHARD MARILYN GERLACH BARBARA GIFT KEVIN GOOD DAVID GREELY LOU ANN GUINTHER MICHELE HAAS (ABOVE): Sharon Noll checks her copy for typing errors. RANDY HAAS KEITH HARTLINE CINDY HASSLER TINA HASSLER JOHN HECKMAN CINDY HEIMBACH GERALD HILL FRED HIMMELREICH DANIEL HINNERSHITZ RICHARD HINNERSHITZ GARY HOFFMAN ROXANN HOUCK GLENN HOWARD RICHARD IMES WILLIAM INGHAM (BELOW): Joann Snyder applies her make-up in Home Economics Class. while Patti Miller checks out the photographer. DOLORES KISTLER DEBORAH KLINE GREGORY KOCH DENNIS KOHL JEFFREY KOLLER KEITH KROTT ERNEST LACOMBE KATHY LAMBERT CAROL LEVAN JAMES MICHAEL LEVENOOOD LINDA LINGENFELSER DEBORAH LORAH JOHN LUTZ LEE MALLATRATT DOUGLAS MANWILLER GEORGE MARCINCIN JOANN MARTIN CYNTHIA MAST JAY McCANN ANNE McLEOD DAVID MELCHER MICHAEL MERTZ PATTI MILLER SHELLY MOSTELLER BRENDA MOYER MARY NEWCOMB MARVIN NOLL SHARON NOLL RICK PETTINATO DEBORAH PFEGLER BETTY RATHJE LINDA RAY BONNIE REED JOANN REIFSNYDER DEBORAH REINERT GLENN RHOADS ROBERT D. RHOADS ROBERT L. RHOADS JOHN RICHARDS JEFFREY RIGBY KEITH RISSMILLER-WOLFE RAYMOND RISSMILLER MARY ANN ROBERTSON THERESA ROBERTSON SCOTT ROHRBACH WARREN ROTH LaRAE ROTHERMEL THOMAS ROUNSVILLE BLAINE SHIVER MEMBERS OF THE TENTH GRADE WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: DAVID HOPPES. JETHRO KOCH. MATTHEW RIGH-TER. KEITH SILASAVAGE. JERYL RUFF LINDA SANDERS BARRY SCHAEFFER CINDY SCHITTLER SANDRA SCHITTLER DEBBIE SCHLEGEL EILEEN SCHMECK FORREST SCHMECK LARS SCHNEIDER ANITA SCINDO KATHY SEYLER NANCY SMITH JOANN SNYDER THEODORE SNYDER (ABOVE): Cynthia Burkert practices baton twirling in the auditorium. (ABOVE RIGHT): Barbara Egolf tidies up after a cookie-baking project. (RIGHT): Donna Youse ponders her next move in typing class. WAYNE SOWERS JOHANNA STECKLER DONALD STITZER DEBRA STRAUSBURGER DENNIS STRAUSE STEFAN STRUNK SCOTT SWAVELY RANDOLPH THOMAS KAREN TURNER PAULA VACCARO BARRY Von DOHREN RUSSELL WALTERS REBECCA WANNER ROBERT WEIDENHAMMER MITZI WEIDNER JEFFREY WEISER STEPHEN WEISS KENNETH WELLER BOYD WERNER MICHAEL WEYANDT BARBARA WILLIAMS LENORE WINTER DEBORAH YEAGER EILEEN YODER PHILLIP YORGEY DONNA YOUSE RICKIE ZETTLEMOYER ROBERT ZIEGLER CAROLYN ZIMMERMAN CHRISTOPHER ZORNEK (ABOVE): Deborah Pfegler removes her cookies from the sheet as Christine Fick and Kathy Seyler look on. perhaps hoping for a sample? ROY ZUBER 189 Frosh Help Strain High School Facilities — KATHY ALTHOUSE CINDY ANGSTADT JAMES ANGSTADT KATHY ANGSTADT SHERRYAPGAR TERRY APGAR GERALDINE ARMPRIESTER SUSAN ASH LLOYD BAKER LYNN BALATGEK SUSAN BANISZEWSKI KAREN BEAMENDERFER LEONARD BENSTEAD SCOTT BERNHART TERESA BIEBER KEITH BLANKENBILLER SCOTT BLANKENBILLER RACHELLE BOYER SCOTT BOYER KIM BREITENSTEIN CINDY BRINTZENHOFF ARTHUR BROOKS GLEN BRUMBACH DOUGLAS BUTLER JEFFREY CARL ROBERT CIEPLINSKI CYNTHIA COYNE BONNY CRONRATH BRENDA CUTLER BRENDA DEGLER ROBERT DeLONG ROSANN DELP TIMOTHY DELP ROBERT DERR SHIRLEY DIEROLF KAREN ECKERT (RIGHT): Officers of the Class of 1975. Terry Apgar Vice-President; Kathy Frankfort, President; Diane Richards. Treasurer; Tracy Seidel. Secretary LYNN ECKERT SANDRA ECKERT JAMES ECKROTH RONNIE EDDINGER CYNTHIA EVERHART DIANA FAITH CINDY FAUST EDWARD FICK III BLAKE FOLK BRIAN FOLK KATHY FRANKFORT EMIL FRANTZ CINDY GEHRINGER RANDY GEISINGER ERIC GERNERD (ABOVE): Lori Zweizig sets up her sewing machine prior to beginning her dress project. (ABOVE): Ronnie Eddinger. Dana Marsden, and Timothy Delp attempt to make yo-yoing look easy. (ABOVE LEFT): James Angstadt does a back jump over the bar during track practice. LUCY GIBSON CARLETON GOODHART HAROLD GUINTHER BARRY HAFER JOHN HAINLY JOSEPH HARTLINE (ABOVE): Keith Blankenbiller seems to be offering someone the opportunity to fight:he's prepared with his weapon! (RIGHT): At last! Women's Lib has arrived at Oley! The Government appears to have drafted Cynthia Reifsny-der. Wonder if she's saying good-bye to her friends? CATHY HARTMAN JAMES HASSLER BRYAN HEFFNER RONALD HEMMIG STEVEN HEPNER DENISE HERMAN IRENE HERBERT KATHLEEN HETRICK MERRA LEE HETRICK NINA HEVERLY FREDERICK HIESTER EDWARD HILL DIANE HILTEBEITEL NED HIMMELREICH DANIEL HINKLE KATHLEEN HORNING BARBARA HOSHAUER DAVID HOSTER DARLENE HOUCK ANNE HUGHES MICHAEL HUGHES AMY HURD Members of the ninth grade who were not photographed: Kevin Hogue. Sharon Hoppes. KATHY KERSCHER ALBERT KIEDEISCH THOMAS KISSINGER CARL KLINE ROBERT KOCH KEVIN KOZAK DONNA KUSER DONNA LEISEY (RIGHT): Jethro Koch appears to be having some difficulty negotiating the high jump. (ABOVE): Edward Hill tried making sawdust in Wood Shop. (ABOVE LEFT): Billie Fay Reider. Vicki Weidenhammer, and Susan Reigle find that the floor is the best place to work on their patterns. KEVIN LEISEY LORI LEMPAS MICHAEL LENDACKI DENNIS LEVAN DALE MADEIRA GLENN MALEK JILL MALLATRATT SANDRA MANWILLER DANA MARSDEN GLEN MAST DONALD MATZ SHERRI MATZ KIM McKENTLY CATHY MELCHER DEBRA MENSCH BARBARA MILLER SUSAN MILLER RICKY MOORE TERRY MOYER KATHY MULLER THOMAS NEFF CHERYL NIES GWENDOLYN NOLL PATSY NOLL SUSAN NYE ROBERT PADILLA RANDY PARSON CINDY PFLEGER BRUCE QUILLMAN RICHARD QUILLMAN MARCIA RAUENZAHN ALLEN READINGER KERMIT READINGER BILLIE FAY REIDER LUANNE REIDER CYNTHIA REIFSNYDER SUSAN REIGLE DEBORA REINHART STEVEN REINHART MILES REITNOUER STEVEN RENNER PHILLIP REPPERT RAY RHOADS FLOYD RHODES DIANE RICHARDS KATHY ROHRBACH ROY ROHRBACH GORDON ROTHENBERGER PHYLLIS ROTHENBERGER CHERYL RUFF WOODROW SANDERS CAROL SCHAEDLER GLEN SCHLAPPICH SHIRLEY SCHLEGEL DALE SCHROER RUSSELL SCHWEITZER KIM SEIDEL TRACY SEIDEL JEFFREY SHANNON THOMAS SHEEHAN GREG SHUMAN AARON SIGGINS BRIAN SILASAVAGE CYNTHIA SIMMONS CYNTHIA SITTLER CINDY SNYDER MARJORIE SNYDER JOSEPH SPECHT SUSAN STRAUSBURGER BRENDA STRAUSE STEVEN STRICKER GREGG SWEIGERT CHERYL TROXEL DOUGLASS VanTIGGELEN MARY ALICE WAGONSELLER DAVID WALB KIM WALK LUANNE WALTERS AMY WANNER DAVID WANSHOP FRANK WATT DAVID WEBER VICKI WEIDENHAMMER MERRILL WEIDNER DEBRA WEISE TIMOTHY WEISS ARNOLD WELLER GARY WELLER LYNN WENTZEL MARY WILLIAMS CYNTHIA WILLMAN DORIS WILLMAN KATHRYN WOLFORD SCOTT YODER CHARLES YOUNG LORI ZWEIZIG (ABOVE): Scott Yoder perches himself on the chinning bar — of all places! Non-Collegiates Provided With Job Training — (LEFT): Keith Rissmiller-Wolf and Randolph Thomas are busy looking over John Chernich’s shoulder as he attempts to explain how a particular piece of equipment is used in industrial chemistry. (RIGHT): Watching the printing of a program through the computer are Carol Wagaman, Sylvia Yoder, Karen Garitee, and Cynthia Mast — all of whom are enrolled in data processing course at Vo-tech. (LEFT); Lynn Cawley and Denise Boyer check the procedures Susan Heverly utilizes in experimenting on her victim. Anne Sears, in cosmetology. (ABOVE): Ernest Lacombe prepares to spray paint the fender of a Volkswagon in auto body class as Jeffrey Auciello and Jeffrey Koller stand ready to check his work. (ABOVE): Kim Lorah, David Hottel, and Nevin Angstadt look on as Jeffrey Rigby starts a drawing for architectural drafting class. i 84 (LEFT): Kevin Good, Michael Watt, Ronald Early, and David Hoppes marvel at the smooth running of a press in printing class. (BELOW): While Cynthia Keffer watches. Bonnie Edwards begins the process involved in taking a blood sample from Charmaine Manwiller in health assistant class. (BELOW LEFT): Paul Keffer illustrates to classmates Stephen Kun-kle and David Murphy the working of a manometer panel in instrumentation class. (LEFT): Debating over what goodies to order in food preparation class are Doreen Egolf, Mary Ann Blew, and Robin Rhein. Diane Hafer cheerfully takes their orders. 85 (RIGHT): Robert Ziegler, Larry Kemmerer, David Petrie, and James Folk discuss the functions of several parts of an engine on which they are working in auto mechanics class. I i (LEFT): While Richard Yoder and Anthony Ferreri pay close attention. Albert Phillip- py shows the methods to follow in repairing delicate electronic equipment. (ABOVE): Carefully checking her copy in communications media is Beverly Collins. (RIGHT): Jethro Koch and Clifford Essig receive a lesson from George Marcincin on the proper way to saw wood. (ABOVE): All set to weld are David Hoshauer, Scott Rohr-bach (STANDING), James Butler (KNEELING), and Dennis Hepner (SEATED). (ABOVE): Team work between Kerry Shade and Curtis Clauser is vital in the plumbingand heating field. (RIGHT): Carol Nester serves as the patient while Carolyn Hettinger examines her teeth as part of their work in dental assistant class. 87 (RIGHT): Scott Levan checks the finishing touches Dale Deitzel is placing on his drawing in machine design drafting. (LEFT): Busy in laying bricks in masonry class are Jeffrey Greth (STANDING) and Matthew Righter (KNEELING). 88 (ABOVE): John Richards, Michael Jacklin, Richard Noll, and Robert Rhoads follow Randy Hoffman’s explanation of some equipment in electricity. (RIGHT): Busy at work in cooling and refrigeration class are Keith Weiser and Timothy Obarow. (LEFT): Earl Himmelreich demonstrates the proper use of a drill press in machine shop to David Heck and Zane Reed. (BELOW): Bruce Bechtel, Harry Freeman, Robert Koller, Gregory Koch, and Jesse Eisenhower debate the next step to take in carpentry. 89 GLENN ADAMS BARBARA ANGSTADT RICHARD ANGSTADT JENNIFER ATKINS CARL BAER JEFFREY BARLET THOMAS BARTMAN DENNIS BECHTEL CARL BIEBER ROBERT BIEBER DEBBIE BLANKENBILLER TERESA BOCIAN RICKY BORTZ JEANNE BOWER RAY BOYER PEGGY BUCHERT DONNA CHRISTMAN KIRK CHRISTMAN GEORGE COLLINS MARY CONRAD MANDY CRONRATH JANICE DALTON LANE DAUGHTRY LINDA DELP GARY DEYSHER LISA DIEROLF PATRICIA DREXEL DAVID EGOLF CINDY ENDY MARGARET ERKERT GREGORY ESHBACH JEFFREY ESSIG JOSEPH EVANS TIMOTHY FAUST JOANNE FELIX CINDY FISHER BONNIE FOLK CATHERINE FOLK ELAM FOLK 196 Eighth Graders Prepare For High School — SUSAN FREEMAN GEORGE FRETZ WILLIAM FREY JEFFREY FRY PAUL GERLACH KIM GRABEY DEBORAH GRESSLEY BRENDA GRIM DAVID GUILDIN DONNA GUINTHER CHERYL HAAS SAMUEL HAAS TERRY HAFER BRADLEY HAMILTON CHRISTINE HAMILTON TERRI HARE SUZETTE HECK CANDACE HECKMAN SHELLY HEIMBACH DIANE HELLER WILLIAM HEPNER MARIA HERBERT ROBERT HERTZOG ANN HETRICK DANIEL HETRICK LARRY HETRICK MARK HETTINGER KENNETH HILBERT SUE HINNERSHITZ RANDALL HOCH RICKIE HOFFA MARY HOFFMAN LORAH HOPKINS MARY HORNING RITA HOUCK KEVIN HOWARD CHARLES HOWE ROGERIMES RUTH ANN JANISZEWSKI NANCY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON SCOTT KELLER GERALD KIEFFER ARTHUR KLEIN MARTIN KLEMPED JEAN KLINE LOUISE KOCHER DEBORAH KOHL MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTH GRADE WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Kerry Madeira. Robert Mierzejewski. Richard Moyer. Claire Sacks. Robert Sweitzer. Carla Weidner. 91 DEBRA KROMMES CONNIE KROTT BRENDA LACOMBE TIMOTHY LAMBERT ANNETTE LEVAN LARRY LILL BARRIE LINDENMUTH JOHN LIVINGHOUSE FRANKLIN LORAH JOLENE LORAH ARTHUR LUTZ LINDA LUTZ JAMES MACHEMER BETTY MANWILLER JOANNE MARCINCIN LINFORD MARTIN KAREN McKENTLY KIRK McKENTLY JOHN MELCHER KATHY MELCHER MICHAEL MERRILL KEITH MERTZ LINDA MILLER MICHAEL MILLER THOMAS MILLER DENISE MOFFETT CINDY MOYER DALE MOYER KENNITA MOYER BARBARA NOLL CRAIG NOLL DEBRA NOLL JOANN NOSS DONALD NYE GLENN OHLINGER ROSE PADILLA KEITH PAINTER SCOTT POCILUYKO DANIEL POUSE HOLLY POWER MARK POWER WALTER PRUTZMAN MARGIE PYLE CATHY RAUENZAHN ROSE READINGER RANDY REICHERT CINDY REIDER SHARON REIDER LINDA REINERT DAVILYN RHOADS MARY RICKENBACH KEITH ROHRBACH PATTY ROTHENBERGER RUSSELL ROTHERMEL TAMMY ROTHERMEL GRAYDON ROUPP JOHN SCALESE LINDA SCHAEDLER JAMES SCHAEFFER PAUL SCHERBNER BRIAN SCHNEIDER FREDERICK SCHULTZ KENDALL SCHWOYER KATHY SEIDEL VICKIE SEIDEL SHARON SEIDT TODD SHEEHAN CHERYL SHUMAN CARLA SMITH DARRELL SNYDER DEBORAH SNYDER JANE SPECK KAHLEN SPERBER JOHNETTE STECKLER CRAIG STOUDT DONNA STOUDT RUTH STRICKER JOHN STRICKLER DAVID STURDEVANT JOHN STUMP WARREN TAFT ROSEMARY TODT MICHELE TRAINER ROGER TROUT GLENN TURNER LINDA VACCARO BARRY WAGAMAN DAVID WALK DEANNE WALKER BOBBIE WEIDNER DIANE WHITBY CATHY WILHELM DANIEL WILLIAMS DEBRA WILLIAMS EDWIN WILLIAMS RUTH WILLIAMS BRYAN WILLMAN ERNEST WILLMAN GERALD YODER RICKY YODER GERALD YOUNG RICHARD YOUNG CHERYL ZIEGLER Many Seventh Graders In Band MICHELE BAER DONNA BEAN CALVIN BENNE ERIC ANGSTADT MARK ANGSTADT RUSSELL ANSPACH RUTHANN BERNDT CHRIS BERNS ANN BIXLER SHIRLEY BLEW SANDRA BOCIAN RICKY BOHN ANDREW BORTZ CAROL BOWER MICHAEL BOWER KAREN BOYER RANDY BOYER BONNIE BREY DEBBY BRINTZENHOFF KEVIN BRUMBACH DONNA BRUNNER HARRY BUCHERT DANIEL CAWLEY SUSAN CHRISTMAN SUZANNE CHRISTMAN TIMOTHY CLAUSER NANCY CONRAD CAROL CUNNIUS TIMOTHY DAVIDSON DONNA DeLONG BRUCE DIEROLF ANDREW DREES BARRY ECKERT NORMAN EDWARDS DENNIS EGOLF DEBRA ELY 94 (ABOVE): Members of the Middle School Band stand ready to follow orders during practice on the parking lot. RANDOLPH ELY BARBARA ENDY CHRIS ESSIG ANNE FEHR CHERYL FICK CECILIA FISHER DELORES FOLK KAREN FREEMAN MICHAEL GAUBY GERALD GIBSON KAREN GOTTSHALL MARK GRACZYK THERESA GROSS ROSEMARY HAAS DALE HAFER VICKIE HALE JANET HART SUSAN HARTLINE CONNIE HARTMAN LeROY HECKMAN DEBBIE HEILMAN ARLAN HENNE KEVIN HEPNER RUTH ANN HERBEIN ERIC HERTZOG TERRY HERTZOG CURTIS HESS CHARLES HETRICK ROSE HIESTER CHRISTINE HINKLE KATHY HOFFMAN JENNIFER HOPKINS KIMBERLY HOPPES NANCY HORNING LORI IRWIN LARRY KAUFFMAN MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: HAROLD ADAMS. KATHV HASSLER. DAVID RAUEN-ZAHN, ROBERT SPARKS, GLENN SWEIGERT. CLAY ZWEIZIG. 95 JAY KEMMERER ROBERT KESSLER STEPHANIE KINDIG KIM KLEINSMITH KAREN KNISS JANNES KOCH DEBRA KOLLER HOWARD KRALL HELEN KROMMES SHERRY KUNKLE MARY JANE LEITHEISER MARK LINK GLENN MAST DENNIS MATHIAS DONNA MENSCH CINDY MERRILL KAREN MIERZERJEWSKI BONNIE MILLER TERRI MOHN BRUCE MOYER DEBORAH MOYER ROBERT NEFF SANDRA NEIMAN DOUGLAS NEWCOMB MARCIA NOLL ROBIN NOLL DEBORAH OBERHOLTZER MARK OBITZ LORI OSWALD PERRY PADILLA DAVID PAINE BETTY PARRY CRAIG PEIFER DUANE PETERSHEIM FREDERICK PRUTZMAN DAVID PYLE PEGGY QUILLMAN CARL READINGER GERALD REIDER LARRY REIDER TAMMY REIDER BRET REIFSNYDER DOUGLAS REINERT LAVERNE REINERT JAMES RHOADES SANDRA RHOADS RALPH RICHARD DOREEN RICHARDS MARIE RISSMILLER BRADD ROBINSON NANCY ROHRBACH JERRY ROTHERMEL TRUDY ROTHERMEL FRANCES RUDLOFF CRYSTAL SALATA STEVEN SCHAEDLER CINDY SCHAEFFER JEFFREY SCHAEFFER BRIAN SCHITTLER DENNIS SCHITTLER RAYMOND SCHITTLER MARK SEARS ANNA SIGGINS CARL SIPE NICOLE SLOAN DEAN SMITH (LEFT): Ruth Ann Herbein and Mark Graczyk struggle through one of Mrs. Delcamp's modern math m tests. 97 NANCY SPECHT STEVEN STEFFE JANE STRAUSBURGER TIMOTHY STRUNK GEORGE STUMP GREGORY SWAVELY JAMES THOMAS MICHAEL TREGO VIRGINIA WAID BRUCE WARNICK RICHARD WEIDENHAMMER KEVIN WELLER KATHLEEN WERNER ALLEN WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS CARL WILLMAN TY WILLMAN VICKIE WITTERS JAN YARRISON RAY YEAKLEY WARREN YODER JEFFREY ZETTLEMOYER MICHAEL ZWEIZIG (RIGHT): The Middle School Student Council Officers for 1971-1972. Shelly Heimbach (Secretary), Bradd Robinson (Treasurer), Kirk McKently (President). Patricia Drexel (Vice-President). Mr. Bartlett is the advisor. (BELOW): The Middle School Twirlers lead the Halloween parade up Main Street. Sixth Graders Enjoy Middle School Atmosphere — ROBBIE ALBRIGHT BARRY ANGSTADT LORI ANGSTADT PAMELA APGAR KATHLEEN BAER RAYMOND BARLET ANITA BARTH DEBORAH BEROSET BRENDA BARTMAN DONNA BIEBER DENISE BLANKENBILLER SUSAN BLIMLINE JAMES BOCIAN DAVID BOETTLIN BRENDA BOLIG SCOTT BOLIG SCOTT BOWER JEFFREY BOW RS TODD BOYER BEVERLY BREWER JAMES CATES GEORGE CHERRIE ROCCO CHIRIELEISON LORA CRAMNER SCOTT CRAMNER ARTHUR CRONRATH WENDY CRONRATH SCOTT CUNNIUS BONNIE DAUGHTRY CHET DAY MARCIE DELP TIMOTHY DEWALT ROBERT DIEROLF MARK DILLIPLAINE KEITH DRUMHELLER EDWARD ERKERT ROBIN ERNST LISA ESSIG MELISSA EVANS EARL EVELAND TINA FAUST DEBORAH FETTER ROBERT FICK SYLVIA FOX MARK FRONHEISER KIM GARBER ROBERT GERMANN SANDRA GRABER 99 CINDY GRABEY DIANE GRESSLEY DEBBIE GRIMMER SHARON GUINTHER DEBORAH HAAS BILLIE HALE JILL HAMILTON KAREN HARLAND ALBERT HARTMAN THOMAS HARTMAN PENNY HASSLER CATHY HEFFLEY BRIAN HEINRICH DAVID HENRICH GLENN HETRICK TODD HETRICK LORENA HEVERLY WARREN HIESTER JAMES HIMMELREICH MARK HIMMELREICH SANDRA HINNERSHITZ TERRI HOOVER KEITH HOTZMAN CINDY HOWARD JERRIANN HOWE ROLAND JOHNSON PATRICIA KAUCHER DENISE KAUFFMAN CHERYL KELLER WILLIAM KEFFER PATRICIA KEIM CYNTHIA KELLER DONNA KELLER DWAYNE KELLER DORIS KOPFER JAMES KOPFER TIMOTHY KOZAK (RIGHT): Several of Mr. Sample's female songbirds caught during a rehearsal for the Christmas concert. 100 LILA LUTZ DAVID MACHEMER MELODY MACK MICHAEL MARCINCIN DARA MARSDEN DAWN MARSDEN MAIETTA MARTIN DALE MAST DENISE MENSCH DIANE MERTZ ALVARET MOYER DEBRA MOYER MICHAEL MOYER STUART MOYER TIMOTHY MOYER SCOTT MULLER DAWN OBITZ CARL PADILLA PAUL KRAMLICH DEBBIE KRICK VICTORIA LENDACKI ROBERT LEVAN KAREN PAINTER JEFFREY PAULEY (ABOVE LEFT): Timothy Kozak ponders an answer. (BELOW): Hilary Wilkinson. Claire Taft, and Patricia Kaucher work on math problems. MICHAEL MURRAY BRENDA NEISWINTER KATHY NEUHEIMER JONAS NOLL JAMES PFLEGER JON PFLEGER DIANE PRUT2MAN SCOTT RAUENZAHN DANIEL REEVES AUDREY REED DARRELL REIDER DONNA REIDER LEONARD REIDER ROBERT REIGLE DEIRDRE REITER MITZI REITNOUER LEON RENNINGER PAMELA RHOADES COLLEEN RICKENBACH MICHAEL RISSMILLER JACOB ROHRBACH MARK ROHRBACH (ABOVE): Timothy Dewalt starts to kick the soccer ball during gym class. TINA ROTHERMEL RICK ROUPP SCOTT ROUPP KEITH SANDERS KEVIN SCHAEFFER PATTI SCHLEGEL STEPHANIE SCHNEIDER EUGENIA SEIDEL DEBORAH SHAVER DAWN SITTLER DONNA SITTLER STEPHANIE SMITH DONNA SNYDER KERMIT SNYDER PATRICIA SNYDER VINCENT SNYDER ROBERT STEBBINS JEFFREY STRICK WILLIAM STRICKLER PAUL STRUNK MEMBERS OF THE SIXTH GRADE WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: DALE ANGSTADT. MICHAEL SCHITTLER. SUSAN WEISE. 102 DONNA STUMP JAMES SYCHTERZ CLAIRE TAFT WILLIAM THIRY BERNARD TOMASZEWKSKI RICKY TRIEST ROSE UPDEGROVE TODD WALK MARK WALTERS DAVID WAMSHER GLENN WAMSHER MICHAEL WANSHOP KERRY WEATHERHOLTZ DWIGHT WEGMAN DEBRA WESSELY HILARY WILKINSON JAMES WILLARD COURTNAYE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS SUSAN WILLIAMS KAREN WILLMAN MICHAEL WINGERT FRANKLIN WOLFE IRWIN WOLFE JOLENE YAKLOWICH DARRYL YEAKLEY KATHERINE ZIMMERMAN iffifififfififififfififfiffiffifflfifififfiffififfiffifi! s SJn lljmmtMtm 1 J BONNIE LOU HEILMAN MARCH 16, 1957 —JUNE 12, 1971 Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so. For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow. Die not One short sleep past, we wake eternally. And death shall be no more: death, thou shalt die.” — John Donne. HOLY SONNETS (X) 103 Fall And Winter 71-72 Sports And Activities (BELOW): Cynthia Burkert and Mary Ann Eshbach battle with opposition players during a hockey meet. Harriers Lose Title, Fall To 3rd Place — Performances by Richard Medlar (A.-BOVE), George Anderson (LEFT), and Lars Schneider (BELOW) could not prevent Oley from losing its District title to Schuylkill Valley. The Lynx Harriers finished the season in a tie with Fleetwood for third place. 4 (ABOVE): The most outstanding per-T formance of the 1971 Cross-Country 1 season was displayed by Mark Dewalt, whose time of 13:16 for the home course was only three seconds off the record. Moreover, he placed in the top four in every dual meet. (BELOW): The 1971 Cross-Country Team. (FIRST ROW) — Robert Knabb. Gregg Sweigert. Paul Dewalt. Lars Schneider. Jeffrey Rigby. James Angs-| tadt. (SECOND ROW) — Mr. Snyder (Coach). Rich-I ard Medlar, Randy Melcher. George Anderson. Mark T Dewalt. Results Of The 1971 Season (Low Score Wins) WE THEY 36 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN4 19 18 WILSON4 37 36 WYOMISSING 19 23 TWIN VALLEY 32 24 BRANDYWINE 31 37 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 18 31 FLEETWOOD 24 46 BOYERTOWN 17 23 DANIEL BOONE 32 Oley placed 11th out of 15 in the Conference Run (262 points), and was 21st of 27 in the District III PIAA Meet. 4Non-League A (ABOVE): Glenn Burkert heads one toward T the net. (RIGHT): Kim Lorah, goalie, was voted a member of the Berks County All-Star Soccer Team —► (LEFT): Kurt Gernerd, who made the single point in the home game with Fleetwood, and Gary Noll look for the ball. (RIGHT): William Werner attempts to gam possession of the ball - 106 t (ABOVE): The 1971 Soccer Team. (FIRST ROW) — Carl Bie-ber. Daniel Cawley. Michael Merrill. Todd Sheehan. David Wanshop. Eric Gernerd. Timothy Delp. (SECOND ROW) —David Melcher. Woodrow Sanders. Douglass VanTiggelen. Miles Reitnouer. Michael Lendacki. Lance Atkins. Michael Kegerise. (THIRD ROW) — Mr. Rentschler (Coach). Kurt Gernerd. Mark Righter. Boyd Werner. James Hilll. Glenn Burkert. William Werner. Bruce Willman, Timothy Brill. Craig Knabb. David LeVan. Barry Stebbins. Gary Noll. Daniel Delp. Kim Lorah. t (ABOVE): Barry Stebbins (far left), who led the team in goals scored, also was voted to the All-Star Soccer Team; Kurt Gernerd; and Timothy Brill, who was tops in assists. Soccer Lads Tie For 3rd — A total of 5 wins. 1 tie. and 6 losses gave Oley a third-place tie (with Hamburg) in the Eastern Division's 1971 Soccer League. Oley's season opened with a 3-1 loss (NL) to Quakertown. Then Hamburg defeated Oley. 3-2 (L). The Hawks jumped into a 1-0 lead m the first, but the Lynx battled back to tie the count with a goal by Barry Stebbins, and early in the third took the lead on Timothy Brill’s point. However. Hamburg succeeded in clinching it in the last 8 minutes. Brill’s 5 goals, plus 3 from Stebbins, and 1 by Gary Noll sparked the Lynx to a 9-2 win (NL) over Wilson. The JV team also won (1-0) when David Wanshop scored on a pass from Miles Reitnouer near the end of their game. Next. Oley blanked Brandywine. 4-0 (L). but had some difficulty in doing so. The Lynx couldn’t score until, with just over a minute left in the third. Noll hit on a penalty kick. Then, in the fourth. Stebbins registered 2 unassisted goals, and Brill added another. Oley's only point in the Fleetwood game came in the third on a 6-yard cross from left-wing Kurt Gernerd. The fourth saw a strong Tiger team score 3 goals to take the match, 3-1 (L). The JV's followed with a 3-2 overtime win against Kutztown. Wanshop tallied first on an assist from Eric Gernerd, who then banged through the other goals. Eric’s winning boot came on an assist by David. A 3-0 (L) dubbing by Oley of Twin Valley came the next day. The Lynx did all their scoring in the second half, as Noll hit one from 18 yards out. and Stebbins booted one from 12 yards Brill, who had an assist on Stebbins’ score, knocked one in from 6 yards in the last period with an assist by Daniel Delp. Brandywine’s JV’s then toppled the little Lynx. 4-2. Oley led. 1-0 . at the half on a pass from Wanshop to Eric Gernerd. Nevertheless. Brandywine scored 3 times in the third and once in the fourth. Boyd Werner provided the second Oley point in the third with a 50-yard shot. Mt. Penn came from behind twice to tie and finally upset Oley. 4-2 (L). By heading in Glenn Burkert's chip shot. Stebbins made a point with 1 second remaining in the first. In the second. Brill scored on a 30-yard shot. Kutztown overcame a 2-1 halftime deficit to beat Oley. 3-2 (L). Noll and David LeVan hit for the Lynx — both in the first half. Hamburg and Oley battled through 20 minutes of overtime play only to have the score remain 2-2 (L). The Lynx were leading. 1-0. on Brill’s penalty kick shot, and led again (2-1) in the third on Stebbins’ 12-yard breakaway goal. Then, with 35 seconds remaining. Hamburg tied the game, thereby sending it into overtime. Burkert supplied the Oley edge over Brandywine. 1-0 (L). as he slammed in the only goal from 30- yards out at the 14:25 mark in the second. The next day saw a 3-0 shotout of our JV squad by Mt. Penn. Stebbins’ 3-goal performance spearheaded Oley’s 4-1 (L) victory over Twin Valley. Brill opened the scoring by blasting a shot through the goalie’s hands Stebbins followed with 2 goals in the second and 1 in the fourth — the last two on breakaways. Goalie Kim Lorah missed in a bid for a fourth shutout when a Twin Valley corner kick was knocked from his hands and into the goal. Eric Gernerd and Boyd Werner provided 2 points in the JV match against Brandywine, but to no avail. The Bullets took it. 4-2. Although it proved a losing effort, goalie Lorah played a superb game at Reading Municipal Stadium against Fleetwood. He staved off several pressure situations and helped himself out of further trouble with fine kicks. But Oley drew a blank. 3-0 (L). Oley downed Mt. Penn. 2-0 (L), on 2 goals by Stebbins (one from 6-and another from 12-yards out). The end came when Kutztown trimmed Oley. 4-2 (L). Brill scored on a pass from Stebbins to tie the game. 1-1. in the first, and William Werner scored late in the fourth. 107 Seniors Find Outlet For Nostalgia Craze In Production Of Cheaper By The Dozen” A( ABOVE) Judith Koch (Mother) and Michael Wolford (Father) are given some instructions on T how to play a scene by their director. Mrs. Angstadt. prior to presenting the three-act comedy ' on November 19 and 20. 1971. (ABOVE): Dan Lambert took the part of Frank Gilbreth. Jr. (RIGHT): They certainly respect me.” says Sharon Hetrick (who portrayed Anne, the oldest girl) to her father. ''I'm the most respected girl in the whole school. The boys respect me so much they hardly look at me! —► (LEFT): Marjorie Weiss was Ernestine Gilbreth. She and Frank co-authored the book on which the play is based. 108 (LEFT): Ricky Bieber was Fred, number eight: (BELOW LEFT): David Christman (as Bill, number six) had to act as a chaperon for his sister whenever she want out on a date; (BELOW RIGHT): Candace Gerlach was Martha, child number four. Back in the days when the “horseless carriage” was a novelty, there were twelve red-haired Gilbreth children, and they had more fun than a traveling circus! Whenever their father took them for a ride in Foolish Carriage” — his Pierce Arrow — some pedestrian was sure to yell: How do you feed all those kids?” And Dad would reply: Well, you know, they come cheaper by the dozen!” Cheaper By The Dozen is a play of typically American humor based upon family life. Through the mist of years, two of the now grown-up children (Marjorie Weiss and Dan Lambert) relive events from their happy home life. They remember their childhood in seemingly disconnected episodes, which are really a series of character studies, especially of their father and his oddities — and he had a great many. Frank Gilbreth. Sr. (Michael Wolford) is a terrific efficiency expert, and it is his firm conviction that what works in the factory will work in the home. Despite his teenage daughters’ awakening interest in clothes, boys, and dates, he pushes ahead with better organization for his children. He puts up a chart for them to initial after completing each household chore, puts all questions (or almost all) dealing with family matters to the vote of a council, and uses a rug in the living room for an imaginary bathtub to demonstrate how to take a really time-and energy-saving bath. Someone once asked Dad what he wanted to save time for; what was he going to do with it. He answered. “For work, if you love that best. For education, for beauty, for art. for pleasure. For mumblety-peg — if that’s where your heart lies. While this provides the audience with uproarious humor, there is an imperative reason behind it. Dad has a heart condition which he’s keeping secret. He know he’s on borrowed time, and that’s why he is doing his best to make the family efficient. However, his daughters do not understand what is driving their father, nor does he in turn understand the changing interests of high school girls of the early 1920’s. So it is natural for Anne (Sharon Hetrick), the oldest, to rebel against Dad. She buys silk stockings and some flimsy little underthings (called teddies ), and wishes to date a cheerleader. Both Dad and Anne are miserable at this lack of communication. but at last Dad becomes aware of how much his daughters are growing up. (ABOVE): Patricia Schweitzer (Lillian, number seven) was the candy-hound of the family. 109 (LEFT): Dan (Dale Parson) and the family's five-dollar dog — who liked sleeping on Dad's bed! (RIGHT): Mrs. Fitzgerald (Kathy Frankfort), the Gilbreth housekeeper. (BELOW): The Gilbreth boys surprised Al Lynch (David Krott), another of Anne's boyfriends, while he was in the bathroom! (RIGHT): Joe Scales (Terrence Shannon). Anne's cheerleader boyfriend. He had a William Tell' tie — You pull the bow and it hits the apple! — and a car labeled. Jump in. sardine. Here's your tin. l (ABOVE): Jackie (Glen Mast) A dog would be a r pet. Everyone in the family could pat him. and I ' would be his master. (RIGHT): Miss Brill (Janette Essig), the teacher who gave the children an I.Q. test. She concluded they were all nasty little cheats. m- 110 (FAR LEFT): Dr. Burton (Jay Levengood) discusses Dad's condition. ‘Maybe tomorrow, maybe in six months. he warns. A year at the outside — if you stop work. (NEAR LEFT): John (Jeffrey Shannon), the Gilbreth who did most to help make All Lynch leave in a hurry! (RIGHT): Larry (Steven Delp). Anne's football-playing boyfriend. He met with a small” accident while riding by the Gilbreth home on a motorcycle. —► t (ABOVE): Family inspection time. Let me see your nails, all of you. says Dad. Are they clean? Have you been biting them? Do they need trimming? By jingo! The set design was by Mr. Betz. Ill RESULTS OF THE 1971 HOCKEY SEASON WE They V —JV V —JV 4—1 HAMBURG 1—2 4 — 0 BRANDYWINE 2 — 4 4 — 0 KUTZTOWN 0 — 0 0 — 3 FLEETWOOD 2 — 2 1 — 1 HAMBURG 3—1 1—0 BRANDYWINE 2 — 0 6 — 2 KUTZTOWN 3—1 2—1 FLEETWOOD SUMMARY 1 —2 VARSITY — 5 Wins. 3 Losses JUNIOR VARSITY — 2 Wins, 3 Ties. 3 Losses 1 5W-3L Give Varsity Sticksters 2nd Place — (BELOW): Cynthia Dalton (also an All-Star selection), Mary Ann Eshbach, and Cynthia Burkert show signs of strain in the game with Mt. Penn. (Donna Fick, not photographed, was the third player elected to the All-Star Team.) A (ABOVE): The 1971 Girls' Field Hockey Team. (FIRST ROW) — Cynthia Dalton. Donna Fick. (SECOND ROW) — Dawn Wagner. Anna T May Essig. Judy Fisher. Marsha Herb. Pamela Reitnouer. Debra Strause. Lynn Frankhouser. Anne Gehret. (THIRD ROW) — Sandra Lendacki, Mary Ann Eshbach. Joanne Anderson. Susan Becker, Cynthia Simmons. Sheran Kegerise. Cynthia Burkert. Deborah Hartman. Deborah Eckert. (FOURTH ROW) — Mrs. Sosh (Coach). Lou Ann Guinther, Valeria Fekete, Joan Gauby. Barbara Miller. Cindy Snyder. Ann Hughes, Susan Miller. Kathleen Horning. Kim Walk. Lou Ann Walters. Sharon Hoppes. Sandra Eckert. Marcia Dietrich. (LEFT): Marsha Herb (selected as a member of the All-Star Field Hockey Team) and Anna May Essig battle for the ball. Band Invited to ’Parade of Champions’ In Md. — (LEFT): THE TRUMPETS. (ROW 1) — Leonard Benstead. Ricky Bieber. Glen Brumbach. (ROW 2) — Ronald Hem-mig. Albert Kiedeisch. John Bixler. Michael Levan. Stephen Weber. Jeffrey Weiser. Edwin Frey. (RIGHT): THE CLARINETS. (ROW 1) — Phillip Reppert. David Gift. (ROW 2) — Scott Bern-hart. Bonnie Finch. Robin Schweikart. Lorip Shane. Joanne Ludwig. Sharon Bertolet. (LEFT): THE TROMBONES AND HORNS. (ROW 1) — Richard Hinnershitz. David Christman. (ROW 2) — Timothy Weiss. Stephen Weiss. Kenneth Manwiller. Richard Rauenzahn. (ROW 3) — Scott Weiser. Douglas Manwiller. Jeffrey Keller. David Heinrich. Keith Weiser. t (ABOVE): LEADERS OF THE VARIOUS BAND ORGANIZATIONS. (ROW 1) — Timothy Dewalt (Feature Twirler). Ruth Ann Landis (Feature Twirler). (ROW 2) — Lorie Boeshore (Baton Captain). Sharon Kramer (Color Guard Captain). William Schroer (Drum Major). Brenda Keehn (Flag Captain). (RIGHT): BRASS. Michael Robinson. Michael Wolford. Jay Miller. m Band 2nd At 'King Frost' (RIGHT): DRUMS. (ROW 1) — Harold Guinther. Robert Derr. Blaine Shiver. David Walb. Dana Marsden. (ROW 2) — William Werner. Dale Schroer, Phillip Yorgey. Wayne Sowers. Kevin Olinger. David Bauer. Randy Haas. Gregory Carl. (LEFT): SAXOPHONES. (ROW 1) — Lance Atkins. Cynthia Simmons. Brian Keller. Lynn Eckert. (ROW 2) — Edward Specht, Barbara Miller. Dawn Wagner. Richard Imes. Thomas Levan. Steven Delp. John Heckman. William Reinert. Sandra Gansel. ♦ (ABOVE): BELLS AND FLUTES. (ROW 1) — Anne Hughes. Kathy Muller. (ROW 2) — Cynthia Dalton. Eileen Bechtel. Karen Quill-man. Lou Ann Guinther. In competition parades, the band won firsts at Ephrata. New Holland. and Kutztown. and a second in Hamburg's King Frost Parade. A (ABOVE): BATON TWIRLERS. (ROW 1) ] — Rebecca Allen. Lorie Boeshore. Lori Lempas. (ROW 2) — Kim McKently. Lynn Cawley. Cynthia Burkert. Denise Boyer. Debra Birney, Sandra Manwiller. (RIGHT): FLAG TWIRLERS (ROW 1) — Luanne Walters. Brenda Keehn. Kim Walk. (ROW 2) — Pamela Reitnou-er. Anne Gehret. Sharon Blew. Joan Gauby. Mary Sue Allgyer. Janell Stubbelbine. —► 115 (RIGHT): PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. (ROW 1)-Catherine Fehr. Mary Reichert, Steven Renner. Bruce Quillman. (ROW 2) — John Chernick. Bruce Chapin. Lynn Eckert. Raymond Kegerise. Phillip Reppert. Dana Mars-den. Sponsor is Mr. Rhoades.—► (BELOW): FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA. Susan Ash (seated), Charmaine Vaccaro, and Mrs. Stauffer (Advisor). (LEFT): SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Jay Levengood (VP). Michael Wolford (P). Sharon DeTurk (S). Terrence Shannon (T). Advisor is Mr. Reigle. 1 (ABOVE): SENIOR HIGH Y-TEENS. (LEFT TO T RIGHT) — Patricia Wilhelm (VP). Susan Levan (P). Shirley Heffner (S). Mary Sue Allgyer (T). Mrs. Behney is the advisor. 116 Fewer Assemblies Allow More Club Meetings — (LEFT): GERMAN CLUB. (SEATED) — Michele Moffett (P). (STANDING) — Robert Kissinger (S). Richard Quillman (partly hidden). Glen Brum-bach. Scott Bernhart. Anna May Essig. Gerald Hill (VP). Jeffrey Keller. Mr. Shipley is the advisor. A (ABOVE): LIBRARY CLUB. (LEFT TO T RIGHT) — Anita Scindo. Joanne Barlet. Gwendolyn Noll. Vicki Weidenhammer. Jeryl Ruff. Advisors are Mrs. Riegel and Mrs. Rohrbach. 117 (RIGHT): YEARBOOK SALES STAFF. (ROW 1) — Lucille Reinert. Rose Wey-andt. Linda Delp (ROW 2) — Virginia Behm. Audrey Essig. Susanna Herbert, Sandra Freyberger.— (LEFT): GIRLS' LEADERS. (SEATED) — Cynthia Dalton (P). (STANDING) — Marsha Herb. Joann Reifsnyder. Mrs. Sosh is the sponsor. (RIGHT): FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Patricia Schweitzer (P). Donna Youse (S). Mitzi Weidner (T). Jacqueline Richards (Historian), Sandra Freyberger (VP). Miss Rauch is the advisor. (RIGHT): FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Kenneth Eckroth (Reporter). David Bieber (Sentinel). Ricky Schlegel (VP). Allen Hetrick (P). Dennis Berndt (S). Kirby Weidenhammer (Chaplain). Mr. Blank is the sponsor._► Club Program Offers Leisure-Time Activities For Students — (ABOVE): THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CLUB. (SEATED) — Sandra Graeff (VP). Virginia Behm (P). (STANDING) — Melinda Conrad (T). Linda Madeira (S). Patricia Zweizig (Reporter). Miss B. Haas and Mr. Krick are the advisors. (LEFT): BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB. (ROW 1) — Gary Noll (S). Dennis Steffe (T). (ROW 2) — Mark Dewalt (P). Timothy Brill (VP). (RIGHT): FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. (STANDING) Janette Essig (P). (SEATED) — Judith Koch (Historian), Marjorie Weiss (T). Sharon Hetrick (VP). Mrs. Giardiello is the advisor —► 119 (LEFT): Honor soloist Christine Ray prepares to sing 0 Holy Night.” 120 (RIGHT): Robin Schweikart performs her harp solo. R. Vaugh-am-Williams’ Fantasia on Greensleeves.' _____ (LEFT): The three musicians — William Schroer, John Yoder, Thomas Levan — offer The Festive Halls of Christmas. (RIGHT): David Bauer lends Cynthia Dalton a hand by turning the pages for a run-through of Sleigh Ride. Christmas Concert Highlights Krott, Ray as Soloists — (RIGHT): Dawn Wagner, Ruth Ann Landis, and David Krott rehearse •A Hymn to the Virgin.” during a practice of the Christmas in Song program, which was held on December 16. 1971 David also sang a solo. “The Inn at Bethlehem. | (BELOW): Miss R. Haas directs the chorus in “Now It Is Christmas Time.” 7W-3L Record Merits Torso-Twisters 3rd Place — 4 (ABOVE): THE WRESTLING TEAM. (ROW 1) — Daniel Cawley. (Manager), Aaron Siggins, Keith Krott. Ronnie Eddinger. Gordon | Rothenberger. (ROW 2) — Dale Schroer. Glenn Burkert. Lance Atkins. Dan Lambert. Kurt Gernerd. David Rothenberger. Wil-I liam Schroer. Robert Knabb. (ROW 3) — David Heinrich. Kim Lorah. John Heckman. Edward Specht. David Krott. Matthew Righter. Michael Robinson. Jay Miller. Mark Pleva. Paul Blankenbiller. Mr. Wildermuth is the coach. WE 1971-1972 SCOREBOARD THEY 45 ELCO 12 20 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 27 36 FLEETWOOD 9 14 MUHLENBERG 29 30 KUTZTOWN 15 42 TULPEHOCKEN 9 35 DANIEL BOONE 9 49 HAMBURG 9 20 WILSON 23 26 CONRAD WEISER 17 t (ABOVE): David Heinrich (on top) appears to be in control of his opponent. (LEFT): David Miller gains an edge over a Fleetwood grappler. (LEFT): Robert Knabb tries for a take-down. (BELOW): Jay Miller, one of our heavyweights, works f out in the gym. (LEFT): Paul Blankenbiller, his face showing the strain, struggles valiantly — but vainly. (BELOW): The mat-men try various holds in a drill session prior to participating in the Eastern Berks Holiday Wrestling Tournament. December 29 and 30. where they took first place I (101 l 2 points) David Rothenberger received the I Most Valuable Wrestler trophy. t 1971-1972 SCOREBOARD WE THEY V —JV V —JV 67 — 62 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 86 — 82 72 — 53 ELCO 70 — 69 57 — 53 TULPEHOCKEN 67 — 55 49 — 47 KUTZTOWN 63 — 56 66 — 32 BRANDYWINE 54 — 45 50—32 MOUNT PENN 81—66 59 — 38 EXETER 78 — 60 58 — 37 DANIEL BOONE 77 — 61 51—64 ALUMNI 37 — 46 70 — 64 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 59 — 42 58 — 81 FLEETWOOD 57 — 51 59 — 54 TWIN VALLEY 55 — 29 45 — 38 WYOMISSING 89 — 52 64 — 37 KUTZTOWN 67 — 24 60 — 52 BRANDYWINE 55 — 55 47 — 42 MOUNT PENN 80 — 54 44 — 53 EXETER 64 — 57 64—58 DANIEL BOONE 58 — 41 56 — 46 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 46 — 51 55 — 53 FLEETWOOD 67 — 43 62 — 58 TWIN VALLEY 46 — 39 Non-League (NEAR RIGHT): Phillip Yorgey (34) dribbles down court. (FAR RIGHT): Jeffrey Weiser (40) nips the ball in an effort to gain control. —► (ABOVE): Woodrow Sanders (44) heaves the ball toward the basket. Junior Varsity Bucketlads Win 8, Lose 13 — A (ABOVE): THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (ROW 1) — Carleton Goodhart. Miles T Reitnouer. Phillip Reppert. James Angstadt. (ROW 2)— Phillip Yorgey. Glenn Howard. Stephen Weiss. Barry VonDohren. Jeffrey Fry (Manager). (ROW 3) —Mr. Hoch (Coach), Robert Cieplinski. Woodrow Sanders. Jeffrey Weiser, David Johnson. f (ABOVE): David Johnson (30) accomplishes the jump for Olev while teammates VonDohren (32). Weiser (40). and Yorgey (34) watch. (LEFT): A jubilant JV term heads for a well-deserved shower. (RIGHT): Barry VonDohren (32) goes for the shot, hoping some other Lynx will take it on the rebound. 125 10W-11 Losses For Varsity Hoopsters — 4 (ABOVE LEFT): James Hill (34). wondering what his opposite will I do next, attempts to keep possession of the ball. (ABOVE RIGHT): Barry Stebbins (12). high scorer with 21 points in the January 21 game with Kutztown. is unsuccessful in making a basket. (BELOW): THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Gary Noll. David LeVan. Barry Stebbins. Mark Righter (partly I hidden). Dennis Steffe. Bruce Chapin. Richard Angstadt. Wayne f Sowers. Timothy Brill, James Hill. Mr. Strunk (Coach). t (ABOVE): Timothy Brill put on a fantastic performance in the January 7 Fleetwood game by scoring 22 points and pulling down 22 rebounds. (LEFT): David LeVan (20) fails to tip the ball for Oley. 126 Rah! Rah! Beat ’Em, Oley!” t (ABOVE): THE JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. (ROW 1) — LuAnn Walters. Debra Strausburger. (Row 2) — Sharon Bertolet. Sandra Angstadt. (Row 3) — Pamela Bierly. Terry Apgar. Miss Rauch is the faculty advisor of all the groups. t (ABOVE): THE WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Kathy Wolford. Barbara Gift. Sherry Apgar. Kathy Muller. (BELOW): THE SOCCER CHEERLEADERS. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Jeryl Ruff. Donna Youse. I (BELOW): THE VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Joann Reifsnyder. Anne Geh-T ret. Cynthia Burkert. Sharon Kramer. Brenda Keehn. Pamela Reitnouer. Lorie Boeshore. Girl Cagers Take 2nd In Division With 6W, 3L 1972 SCOREBOARD WE THEY 36 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 45 47 KUTZTOWN 33 35 FLEETWOOD 15 45 BRANDYWINE 44 39 HAMBURG 46 49 KUTZTOWN 36 38 FLEETWOOD 30 35 BRANDYWINE 12 27 HAMBURG 32 Non-League (BELOW): THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM. (ROW 1) — Patsy Noll. Susan Strausburger. Nancy Brintzenhoff. Mabel Brill. Lenore Winter. Roxann Houck. Sharon Blew. Catherine Fehr. (ROW 2) — Mrs. Bettleyon (Coach), Anna May Essig. Lee Ann Roth-enberger, Marsha Herb. Cynthia Dalton. Bonnie Finch. Sheran Kegerise. Lynn Frank-houser. Sandra Len-dacki. Cindy Hassler. Linda Sanders. Deborah Hartman. Karen Christman (Manager), Debra Brown (Manager). t (ABOVE): Patsy Noll fights to keep the ball while Mabel Brill rushes to aid her. (FAR LEFT): Linda Sanders tries the jump at the opening of the Fleetwood game. (NEAR LEFT): Catherine Fehr dribbles toward the basket. High scorers for the season were Bonnie Finch (17) and Marsha Herb (9). Students Enjoy Clubs — (RIGHT): SPORT CLUB. (STANDING) — Robert Hertzog. (SEATED) — Kim Klemsmith. Timothy Lambert. Mark Angstadt. Mr. Tucci is the advisor. (LEFT): ATHLETIC CLUB. Kevin Howard (S). Todd Sheehan (P). Mr. Barrell is the sponsor. (BELOW): FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. (SEATED) — Donna Christman (P). . Christine Hamilton (Historian). (STANDING) — Karen Kniss (S). Jennifer Atkins (VP). Mrs. Reider is the advisor. f I (BELOW): TWIRLING CLUB. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Diane Heller. ? Vickie Seidel. Mrs. Reitnauer sponsors the group. (BELOW): KNITTING CLUB. (ROW 1) — Dawn Sittler. Deirdre Reiter. Diane Gressley. Victoria Lendacki. Eugenia Seidel. Bonnie Brey (ROW 2) — Anita Barth. Kathy Neuheimer. Diane Mertz. Deborah Fetter. Debra Moyer. Mrs. Woodfall is the advisor. Intramurals Provide Athletic Training — A (ABOVE): THE DOLPHINS (ROW 1) — Todd Sheehan. Arthur Klein T (Captain). Andrew Bortz. (ROW 2) — Franklin Wolfe. Dale Hater. Keith Sanders. Robert Hertzog. A (ABOVE): THE BLAZERS. (ROW [ 1) — Dennis Mathias. Mark Walters. Vincent Snyder. (ROW 2) — Scott Pociluyko. Frederick Schultz (Captain), Brian Schit-tier. Warren Taft. ♦ (ABOVE): THE BUCKS. (ROW 1) — Bret Reifsnyder. Bernard Tomasz-ewski. Darrell Reider. (ROW 2) — Bradd Robinson, Keith Rohrbach (Captain), Rickie Hoffa. Kirk Christman. SCOREBOARD SUPERSONICS 12W — OL DOLPHINS 9W — 3L BLAZERS 9W — 3L BULLETS 5W — 7L BUCKS 4W — 8L HAWKS 2W — 10L LAKERS 1W — 11L (BELOW): THE SUPERSON-ICS. (ROW 1) — Ralph Richard, Dwight Wegman, William Strickler. (ROW 2) — Ricky Yoder. Kevin Howard. Michael Miller (Captain). Steven Steffe. (LEFT): THE BULLETS. (ROW 1) — Jacob Rohr-bach. Robert Stebbins. Kermit Snyder. (ROW 2) — Mark Angstadt. Andrew Drees, Charles Howe. Michael Merrill (Captain). Randy Reichert. (LEFT): THE LAKERS. (ROW 1) — James Rhoades. Daniel Reeves. Scott Muller. Bruce Moyer. (ROW 2) — Gary Deysher. Carl Bieber (Captain). Robert Bieber, Jeffrey Strick. Mr. Barrell and Mr. Stofko were the faculty coaches of these teams. (BELOW): THE HAWKS. (ROW 1) — Stuart Moyer. David Walk. Barry Angstadt. Kevin Brumbach. (ROW 2) — Bradley Hamilton (Captain). Mark Ob-itz. John Strickler. Dean Smith. In the playoffs, the Bullets lost to the Super-sonics, the Blazers to the Dolphins, and finally, the Dolphins were defeated by the Supersonics. (ABOVE): NEEDLECRAFT CLUB (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Claire Sacks. Debra Williams. Rose Readinger. Delores Folk. Mrs. Del-camp is the advisor. (RIGHT): BOYS GYM CLUB. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Mark Obitz. Andrew Bortz. Steven Steffe, James Thomas. Sponsor is Mr. Rogers. —► (ABOVE): READING LABORATORY ASSISTANTS CLUB. (SEATED) — Karen McKently. Sharon Seidt. Sue Hmnershitz. Bonnie Folk. (STANDING) — Roger Trout. Nancy Johnson. Martin Klemped. Mrs. Dietrich is the advisor. 132 (BELOW): MODEL CLUB (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Mark Sears. Eric Angstadt. I Brian Schittler. Mr. Rettew is the | sponsor. Middle School Club Program Varied (RIGHT): SCIENCE CLUB. (LEFT TO RIGHT) - Gerald Young. Rocco Chi-rieleison. Allen Williams. Sponsor is Mr. Grim. —w (ABOVE): GAME CLUB. (SEATED) — Michael Riss-miller (VP), Scott Muller (P). (STANDING) — Timothy Dewalt (T). Scott Rauenzahn (S). Mrs. Herbein is the advisor. (RIGHT): HORSE AND PONY CLUB. (SEATED) — Jennifer Hopkins (P). (STANDING) — Anne Fehr (VP). Lorah Hopkins (S). Linda Schaedler (T). Mrs. Hopkins is the sponsor. — (BELOW): STAMP AND COIN CLUB (LEFT TO RIGHT) — John I Scalese (S). Timothy Clauser (VP). Bradley Hamilton (P). Mr. f Eckert is the advisor. (LEFT): MIDDLE SCHOOL Y-TEENS. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Robin Noll (S), Debra Krommes (P). Debbie Heilman (VP). Miss Collier is the advisor. 133 (LEFT): THE BUSY BEES CLUB. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Robbie Albright (P). Doris Kopfer (T). Beverly Brewer (S), Susan Weise (VP). Mrs. Lendacki is the sponsor. (RIGHT): SHORTHAND CLUB. (LEFT TO RIGHT) — Maria Herbert. Michele Trainer. Margie Pyle. Mary Ellen Rick-enbach. Mr. Weaver is the sponsor-m (RIGHT): Robert Mierzejewski (the ambulance driver). Jannes Koch (Mrs. Arbuc-kle)f and Nancy Specht (Miss Marlowe, the nurse) discuss the ''operation being performed in the kitchen. Who’d Put Pumpkin On Head? — (LEFT): Dr. Barnes (Richard Moyer) checks Albert Arbuckle (Scott Keller) as part of the action of Off with His Head, one of two short plays presented in assembly on January 12. 1972. by the Drama Club. During preparations for a Hallowe'en party. Albert slips a Jack-O-Lantern on his head — just to be funny, and then can’t get it off! 134 t Actors Reveal Truth About Postmaster, Wife — t (ABOVE): Martha Staggers (played by Kathy Frankfort) discovers that her husband Alfred (Timothy Weiss) has been betting on horses instead of tending to the postal business. (ABOVE): Carl Bieber (Sergeant Ramsden) — Who threw the ink? Nobody can do this to me and get away with it!” (ABOVE RIGHT): Mary Hoffman (Liverpool Louie), the female bank robber who masqueraded as a man. (RIGHT): Janice Dalton (Patsy Brown, the hotel attendant with whom Alfred and Horace had some drinks) confronts Jeffrey Shannon (Horace Hanks. Alfred's best friend) with that letter r (LEFT): Half a crown on Cock-Eyed Cora to win. Anything to come, all on Floating Kidney. says Timothy Weiss (who portrayed Alfred Staggers, the postmaster-storekeeper) in the opening scene of Hot Water, the second play presented in assembly by the Drama Club. January 12. 1972. 135 Some Seniors Involve Selves In Activities — (LEFT): Linda Yoder sings a folk melody during the talent judging of the 14th Pennsylvania Junior Miss Pageant. November 27. 1971. (RIGHT): Virginia Behm finishes tying a sling to Melinda Conrad's arm in health class. (RIGHT): Dennis Steffe shows his athletic prowess in jumping over the hurdles. (LEFT): Lorie Boeshore walks the balance beam during the Gymnastics Demonstration. March 12, 1971. 136 t (ABOVE): Terry Henderson works on a science problem. (RIGHT): David Christman and Thomas Levan rush to gain possession of the ball in a soccer workout in physical education class. 137 V (LEFT): Lucille Reinert, Patricia Schweitzer, Karen Quillman, and Virginia Behm anxiously await customers at the Senior Class' Cake and Cider Stand during the Oley Fair, September 24. 1971. (RIGHT): Karen Schmeck wants to be alone while she bones up on her work! - m (LEFT): Cynthia Doaty acts as goalie in a gym hockey match. (RIGHT): While Sheila Eisenhart pays for her lunch. Dawn Wagner (a Junior) patiently waits. (LEFT): Richard Readinger and John Yoder participate in a friendly game of soccer. (BELOW): Either William Frankfort has found an especially interesting topic to hold his at- Itention in European history, or Mr. Ewing slipped a Playboy magazine between the pages'. | ABOVE): David Krott tries the flying rings. 139 Bye, Bye, Birdie!” Cast, March, 1971.
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