Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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. One of the highlights of the year for members of this club was a trip to Abington Hospital where they spent a typical nurses, day. The club decided to give a 55100 schol- arship to a deserving senior, this will become an annual award. Officers are Patricia Bjor- seth, president, Lois Rein- hard, vice-president, Norma Lowe, secretary, Sally Steven- son, treasurer, Deanne Foulke, historian, and Mrs. Dorothy Melvin, sponsor. gufure Ofurses gf f77122G1'1Cd Mrs. Melvin, L. Reinhard, F. Comito, C. Ferrier, S. jones, J. Farr, H. Bailey, N. Lowe, L. Kirn P, Wooley, D. Foulke, S. McKale, L. Henle, B. Jensen, S. Stevenson, P. Bjorseth. gufure jeacfers gf gmerzea Mrs. Parlee, L. Blackburn, B. Heitz, S, Wylie, B. Kiehl, A. Cooper, L. Alleva, J. Zollers, S. Boesch, D. Debus, M. Gildersleeve, J. Weber, A. McCaffrey, A. Maugel. The purpose of this club is to prepare students for the teaching profession. One of their projects is the annual Bermuda Ball. Also, the club again plans to award a 55100 scholarship to a graduate who intends to become a teacher. The officers are Lucia Al- leva, president, Judith Web- er, vice-presidentg Deborah Debus, secretary, Ann Coop- er, treasurerg Joyce Zollers, historian, Arline Maugel, li- brarian, Ann McCaffrey, song leader, and Mrs. joan Parlee, sponsor.

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gzlrg' Uarszg Seated: J. Benchoff, B. Mahoney, N. Smith, R. Brown. Second row: K. Householder, G. Primaveria, B. Minges, L. Ambler, J. Gassner, V. Hubbs, Miss Bizarre. Third row: S. Honeysett, L. Blackburn, S. Stevenson, L. Huey, C. Hondros, D. Foulke, L. Smyth. Playing hard in every sport and Working hard to boost school spirit, these varsity letter winners help give school life a little more sparkle and zest. Working together, the boys and girls of these active groups plan money-making and spirit-raising projects. Among these is the Varsity Club Weekend featuring Intra- mural Night and the Crown and Sceptre Dance. Boys' Uarszlfy Seated: W. Canning, W. Kull, S, Shantz, R. Custer, R. DiNenno. Serond row: j. Lukens, J Williams, R. Sague, W. Watton, D. Topolski, W. Mokrynchuk. Third row: P. Sugalski, R. Vrey J. Gertz, T. Passen, N. Galie, R. Ward.

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gufure Zuszhess Beaogrs gf qmerzba l Starzding: Miss West, J. DiMartino, J. Hein, E. Wilkie, A. Lightkep, D. Fehl, R. Capriotti. These young people, under the direction of Mrs. Ora Hipple, not only showed their multitude of talents in the annual school play, Caesar and Cleopatra, but also emoted in one of their very own productions, Pajama Party. ezzzor Zramafzbs Relieving the teachers by helping with secretarial work is one function of the F.B.L.A. They also hold an annual skat- ing party to raise funds to attend their national con- vention in Delaware each year. Fin! row: A. Kimbel, T. Cook, B. Johnston, C. Eaton. Second row: J. Sanseverino, S. Danks, N. Brumbaugh,