Penns Valley High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Spring Mills, PA)

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F14 ew FIRST ROXV: Beverly Colyer, Beverly Brooks, Alice Cox, Cherry Lou Cable, Mary Spayd-Secretary, Judy Nerhood-President, Dona Homan-Vice President, Nancy Shaffer-Treasurer, Carol Parrett, Patty Reffner, Nancy Teal. SECOND ROW: Leona Brungart, Kay Vonada, Bonnie Wfagner, Pauline Stover, Joann Decker, Connie Dinges, Sylvia Stamm, Priscilla Rossrnan, Margaret Norris, Rose Grove, Bonnie Kline, Mary Moss, Diane Long. THIRD ROW: Ann Walker, Beverly McCool, Ruth Long, Billie Lou Yearey, Susan Hartle, Glenna Lauderbach, Shirley O'Hara, Carol Simco, Rose Ann Delany, Linda Confer, Vivian Johnson, Judy Winn, Norma Van Horn. FOURTH ROW: Jane Grenoble, Joyce Miller, Nancy Bailey, Louise Bower, Catherine Wfeaver, Joann Sharer, Janet Fisher, Diane Gephart, Marilyn Foreman, Betty Grenoble, Kathryn Grove, Georgene Auman, Patty Breon, Helen Miller. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Decker, Jeanette Brooks, Lois Kerstetter, Linda McClen- ahan, Edith Sampsel, Joyce Dutrow, Barbara Jean Hagan, Gloria Wfalker, Connie Dearing, Connie Brown, Bonnie Reish, Audrey Watson, Ann Wheeler, Mary Bullock, Barbara Stover. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Wfinter, Beulah Biss, Kay Bullock, Dora Luse, Ella Jeanne Ilgen, Peggy Hubler, Becky Hart, Pat Weaver, Edith Wilson, Nancy Bierly, Darla Foust, Jane Rockwell, Betty Marquardt, Peggy Bullock, Mr. Bohn. SEVENTH ROW: Peg Knupp, Jill Rossman, Beverly Noll, Kyleen Confair, Jean Tate, Brenda Norris, Mary Alice Bubb, Delores Flick, Peggy Stover, Kathryn Valentine, Sandra Lose, Barbara Henschen, Ruth Hollobaugh, Susan Coontz, Nancy Smeltzer, Helen Flick, Selling sports programs for the football games, sponsoring buses to basketball games, and adding comic relief were the schemes our new Pep Club used to help create school spirit. 9 O Martha Gephart, Susan Stover, Donna Lose, Sandra Confer, Rosemary Gephart. l

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O O Wcvwwq? l Fred Miller, Walt Bailey, Barry Harbach, Mike Meyer, Dave Goble, Barry Kuppel, joel Meyers, Claude Witnier, Roger Bierly, Coach Karpinski. Our junior Varsity shooters, under the leadership of Mr. Karpinski, compiled a 2-17 record for the year. The Rams captain, Fred Miller, found the Rams winning their first game against Bald Eagle, but not having the necessary form to win the following games. The Junior Rams, although losing, became experienced and much better toward the end of the season. 1' heir game against jersey Shore proved that the mistakes of previous games were being corrected. The boys feel next year's team will be much better. RAMS OPPONENTS 36 llaltl Eagle 50 28 Moshannon Valley 43 36 Bt-llefonte 112 50 Kishacoquillas 115 21 Huntingdon 4-1 25 Bellefonte 52 RAMS OPPONENTS 29 Kishacoquillas , 59 29 State College 41 27 Bald Eagle 29 311 Renovo 46 33 jersey Shore A12 30 Chief Logan 52 3-1 Lock Haven 51 RAMS OPPONENTS 22 Chief Logan . 42 31 Lock Haven 69 27 jersey Shore 25 36 Renovo 517 38 Moshannon Valley -10 26 State College 58 Bressler grabs the ball with seconds remaining in the hotly disputed 116-45 loss against Bald Eagle. Wfeyman shoots early in the Eagle game, Ftp.. Weyniiln tries for two on a jumper from the side, ' ' '

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'wwe FIRST ROW: Richard Decker, Richard Foltz, joe Slenker, james Werner, james Heck- man. SECOND ROW: Sam McCool, Allen Lohr. Lynn Dinges, Charles Valentine. Robert Luse. THIRD ROW: Mike Studholme, Richard Sweetwood, Tom Runkle, Don Hosterman, Harold Albright, Henry Garbrick, Mike Snyder, Keith Lauderbach, James Gephart, jerry Smith, Ronald Young. Absent: Alan Bailey, james Packer, Hallard Ross- man, jeff Frazier, Larry Hassenplug, Bernard Stitzer, Harold Decker. PV OPP. 12 State College 38 28 Bald Eagle 19 15 State College 35 16 Chief Logan 39 32 Bald Eagle 30 33 Chief Logan 36 34 Bellefonte 28 27 Lock Haven 41 29 Bellefonte 35 18 Lock Haven 41 COACH LAUDERBACH Our junior and Senior High Cheerleaders have done much to raise the school spirit by their pep rallies in which the faculty members, the student body, and the band members have participated. They have- attended football games, basketball games, and wrestling meets. They have kept smiles on their faces although we were not always victorious. Our younger cagers under the leadership of Breon Lauderbach completed their games with a 3-7 record. The Rams played Chief Logan at home, losing the first game 39-16. Then the Rams tried hard, but the Mingoes won a well-fought game 36-33. We are assured by Penns Valley's junior high branch of sports that we will have a firm foundation for years to come. 85