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

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say GLA Mr.- Thomas Manuel, the golf club's sponsor, coaches the mem- bers on theory and line play. In the spring club members partici- pate in interscholastic competition. They have received permission from the Sunnybrook Country Club to use their course for prac- tice and as our home playing course. Officers of the club are john Cirafesi, president, and Car- men Sanseverino, vice-president. x75U1fQf3 J. Picarelli, E. Natalini, S. DiBattista, J. Basil, C. Sanseverino, J. Cirafesi Mr. Manuel, Szanding: P. D'Olazio, B. Warton, C. Ratakowski, E. Jobe, J. Hein, J. Lawrence, P. Mattson. Kneeling: D. Majorette, P. Bjorseth, D. Sergeant, J. Zollers. The f l a s h i n g baton exhibitions at our school's football games W e r e per- formed by the twirl- ers. This group was led by drum major- ette Pat Bjorseth a n d directed by twirling sergeant Joyce Zollers.

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aceeac,-ga om 11121614 garogn ers 7 D. Minnick, B. Battle, Mrs. Mc- Fadden, R. Eagle, J. Deiley, S. Azer. J. Dutill, E. Rahm. The headquarters of the junior Gardeners' Club is the new greenhouse. They learn the art of flower arrangement and in the spring go outside to plant their own flowers and shrubs. They are given valuable advice from the Whitemarsh Women's Club. E R Zgsfess Sealed: R. Trager, E. Swanson, D. Slevoski, B. Benning. Serwzd row: S. Craft, C. Hack. V. Rudnicki, C. Smith, S. DiGioia, Mrs. Gulbran. Third 1'0u'.' Mrs. Boorman, B. Diorillo, F. Waters, E. DiLuca, J. Volpe. Fourth row! Mfjones, M. Hoffman, J. Hack, A. Miller. K. Huguenin. Sealed: II, Koval, L. Smyth, M. Krysa, L. Kronmiller. V. Kron- miller, E. Jobe. Slnzzdizzla' J. Boeschen, O. Wylie, K. Rhodes, B. Fredricks, E. Knissel. B. Kull. G. Knapp. M. Lare, B. Hanley. H. Smith, E. Lowe, B. Riker. The Needlecraft Club brings back many lost arts such as Swedish embroidery, knitting, and tatting. Miss Marianne McNichol is the sponsor. The Hostess Club meets weekly in the home econom- ics department where the girls get practical experience through situation games. The officers are Barbara Benning, president, Delores Selvaski, secretaryg and Eleanor Swan- son, treasurer. Mrs. Boorman and Mrs. Gulbran are the sponsors.

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G58 elk G kill? W f N. Wentz, M. Gildersleeve, G. Bean, B, Reeves, M, Fink, N. Tarbutton, captain, J. Capriotti, B. Foulkrod. These smiling faces could be seen at all sport events cheering the teams along. In addition to cheering at games, these girls have marched in parades. They added much color and performance to the marching band. C0616 Quanf B. Johnston, L. Blackburn, A. Maugel, J. Koval, S. Stevenson, D. Wilson. With their flags flying above them and their muskets resting on their shoulders, these six snappy marchers preceded the band at all football games and parades.