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

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GIRLS VARSITY CLUB BCJYS' VARSITY CLUB With many varied activities, the Boys' Varsity Club enjoyed a most successful year. Their activities included selling boosters, and co-sponsoring the Varsity Week- end in conjunction with the Girls' Varsity Club. The club was sponsored by Mr. Landis. 2- I-'iy-51 Rn-:g-5 Xlrsi Sarah Ilanipson, sponsor, Virginia Hobbs, Marcia ysa, T?'F1l.iIl7'F7'j I,ouisa Smyth, lilifl' l'1't'.fiflw1t,' Sue Honcysctt, l'mxf1'dmzg Nliss Iilifalwth Williams, .Vpmiwi-. Nfrmn! Rmb: Bllfliilfil Rudnicki, Carol Ifcrricr, joan Nlichacl, Kathy Ilaushaltcr, Barbara Buchholz. Thinf Razr: Nancy Brown, Linda Hcrtig, Nancy Smith, Nlarty Sommers, Sue .-Xtkinson. YYant to buy a booster? This was the slogan of the Girls' Varsity Club. The girls promoted school spirit, one ol' the main purposes of the organization, by mak- ing boosters, painting signs and sponsoring a Pep Rally. This was the most successful and active year in the of the club. First Raw: Naz Galie, jan Palmer, Dennis Shanti, Sefrelaryg Steve Chaplin, Pnuidenlg Don Zulick, Vire-Praridentg Dick Medvetx, Treasurer, I.arry Donahue, Don Mattis. Second Row: jerry Don- nolo, Alex Maguire, Dave Filan, Bob Fleming, Rick IVarner, Mike Cronk, Ron Crawford. Third Row: George Allman, Harry Moorhouse, jim Simmons, I.ars Anderson, Peter Grulimeycr, Doug Cranage, Bob Capperella. Fourlh Raw: joe Laputka, Butch Hood, Bill Bernardo, joe Atkinson, Richard Gassner, Richard Fleece. Fytlz Row: Dick Medicus, Ed Natalini, Rick Lobs, Dennis Quinn, Ted johnson, Dave Fulmer, Bernie Smith.

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BCYS BCWLING CLUB Fzrsl Rau I :rs Anderson ohn Schwab Don D Oralio Axel Shield P1rOwen Hollis 'Wueller Second Rau Don Homfln Dane Bmds BCIIDXXIIIIKU1 Harrx IX cldie Lhrrlcs Iodcl Tom Nh arpe Dawe Recd Mr Bruin Sponror The Bows Bowling Llub held games lnder the direction of 'Xlrs lulsens, every YY eclnesd is it the I lourtown I anes the Girls Bowling Llub competed in the IYIVC matches with other schools Club was restricted to Senior High mem ers GIRLS BOWLING CLUB first Rau C lorm Prim WLM Qhickic Pu ne anet Perticcio Phxlhs D Orino Ions I eon 1rd M1rjorie I umm C irolc H :ck Cy ul Dunlnr Vrrond Row Ivathy H1ush'1Iter jeunnette Ixonol Tern Ann Look Rosslyn Momhmn Pxelwn Schuler, Theresa lcnn Ruth Hctt Betts -Inn Krecker I i I ,z J . -, ,J Q , ' , . 1 f ' , 1 5, i .' . . , ' . ,', i S, .' , ' 2 , . z , ' ' , . 1 , I' . v ' I S 1 'Y 2 4- A A . S, . . L . One of the objectives was to have compet- American Junior Bowling Congress. This I b sx Q I' I exe 1 g . H . ' - b . f ' l . ':P i. '1 '., 'i 'ie .,' ,J . l, 1' ' .'.', .'.' . 1 , . ,. , 1 ' 1 ', 'z . . c .' . . . . f , . '. , U' A -, A 1 A . , A V I, L' B.. A. V- , 1 , s .v A

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