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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

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Feet--- And when the evening comes we smile so much of life ahead l3 We 71 find a place where thereis room to grow 14 together Il'lliLI;:llxnl!l y . MILESTONE 1971 Plymouth - Whitemarsh High School Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania Vol. 16 Contents I Introduction Faculty Autumn Winter Spring Index 177 FIRST R0 W: Mr. Charles R. Armbruster, Non-Member Secretary; Mr. Richard B. Hillman, Vice-President; Mr. Frank J . Zellner, President; Mr. : John C. Fetter, Non-Member Treasurer. SECOND R0 W: Mr. James A. Daugherty, Dr. John M; Mickelson, Mr. Carl D. Buchholz Jr., Mr. F. Rob-' ert Herrori, Mr. John R. Herald. Not Pictured: Mr. Herman H. Numberger, Mr. George W. SalamoneL ' . ' W '- '.3+.-:1'. !.5:' . ' quhwm-i'Elv, h -.. away 4-.-.. Dr. Gerald G. Hottenstein Mr. Cardin D. Brown Mr. Andrew String District Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Supervisor of Building and Grounds Dr. Ernest Dyson Mr. L. Brower Pemet Assistant Superintendent Administrative Assistant 4A -pnw.ngn 4:va- - ' .- .-u..- -. --. ..- COLONIAL ADMINISTRATORS ' wwosmmszzNgub Boomnm mQNm mQszm Dr. Donald G. Wall Principal Mr. Albert E. Hart Assistant Principal Mr. Ronald R. Landes Athletic Director , Mr. Rick F. DiSerafino Assistant Principal Mr. Leonard E. Gricoski Administrative Assistant Mr. Gerald J . Birkelbach, Ed. M. Guidance Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brown, B. A. Problems of Democracy Miss Jean B. Baker, B. S. Ed., M. A. English, Speech, Drama Mr. Edward K. Bieler, B. S. U. S. History Miss Carol R. Bonow, B. S. French Mr. James E. Beckerich, B. S. Trigonometry, Algebra Mr. E. Scott Brown, B. S., M. S. Finite Mathematics, Computer Science, Mathematics Department Chairman Mr. Harold F. Buterbaugh, B. S. Special Education Miss Sue Burt, B. S., M. S. English Mrs. Edith B. Butler, M. A. Guidance Miss Patricia M. Campbell, B. S. Algebra 25 Mr. Edward B. Charters, B. 8., Ed. M. Driver Education Mr. Richard A. Coletta, A. B., M. S. Bacteriology, Biology Mrs. Marjorie Z. Cox, B. A. Instructional Materials Center Mr. Henry J. DeMito, B. S., M. Ed. Technical Drawing, Graphic Arts, Industrial Math Mr. William J. Cassidy, Jr., Ed. M., A. B. Advanced Reading Skills Mrs. Roberta A. DeMito, B. S., M. A. Swimming Mr. Harry W. Donnelly, B. S. Health, Physical Education Mr. Joseph M. Dorsaneo, Jr., M. Ed. Guidance Mr. Edmond J. Doran, Jr., B. A., M. Ed. English Miss Sandra M. Ekberg, B. S. Algebra Mr. James J. Doyle, B. A., M. A. Spanish, Foreign Language Department Chairman Mr. William E. Feiner, M. A. World Cultures Mr. William Freeman, Jr., A. B., M. Ed. English Mr. Al D. Gambone, B. S., M. Ed. Biology, Applied Science Mr. J. Carl Goodwin, B. S., M. Ed. United States History Mr. Charles D. Graham, B. S., M. Ed. Metal; Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman Mr. David A. Gregg, A. B., M. S. Chemistry Mr. Francis V. Griffin, B. A., M. Ed. U. S. History Mr. Walter G. Hagenbuch, M.A. Secondary Coordinator of Science Miss Margaret M. Hagerty, B. S., M. A. General Mathematics, Geometry Mr. Louis P. Harrington, M. B. A. Bookkeeping Mr. Gerald L. Heim, B. S. Salesmanship, Personal Typewriting Mr. Robert Hartzell, A. B., M. S. Ed. German Mr. Roy T. Hartzler, M. S. Ed. Physics, Electronics, Science Department Chairman Mr. Ronald Holly, B. 8., Ed. M. Band, Music Department Chairman, District Supervisor of Music Mr. Edward C. Heinlein, Jr., A.B. German Mr. John A. Herrmann, A. B. English Mr. F. Jeffrey Hovis, B. S., M. Ed. Health, Physical Education Mr. Chris C. Hummer, B. S., B. D., M. A. World Cultures Mr. John Joe, A. B. Spanish Mr. Lewis T. Kaelin, B.S., M. Ed. French Mr. John R. Kilpatrick, A. E. US History, Secondary Coordinator of Social Science Mr. Robert W. Johnston, B. S. World Cultures V- K DA A M ad Mr. George E. Kerling, B. S. Art, English Mr. Robert F. Kline, Jr., B. S., M. Ed. Assistant Athletic Director World Cultures Miss Linda Kurzenberger, B. S. Problems of Democracy, American History Mrs. Marcia Z. Krysa, B.S. Instructional Materials Center Mr. John R. Longo, B. S., M. S. Consumer Economics, Shorthand Business Education Department Chairman Mr. Wilson Kratz, B. A., M. Ed. World Cultures Mr. Thomas J. Madell, A. B. English, English Department Chairman Miss Barbara E. Makar, B. S., M. Ed. Business Law, Data Processing, Typing Mrs. Christine H. Luce, B. S., M. Ed. Reading Mrs. Sarajane R. Manning, B. S., M. S. Health, Physical Education Mr. Frank Marello, B. S., M. E. Safety Education, Driver Training Mr. John C. Martin, M. A. World Cultures Mrs. Jean B. Mathey, B.S. Health, Physical Education Miss Patricia J. McCall, B. S. Data Processing, Office Practice Mr. Andrew McCaffrey, Ed. M. English Mr. Herbert C. Mayson, B. S., M. S. Great Issues, Problems of Democracy, Social Sciences Department Chairman Mr. Thomas F. McGowan, B. S., M. Ed. U. S. History Miss Sarah E. McIlvaine, M. Ed. Pupil Personnel Services Chairman Miss Barbara E. Meloff, B. S., M. S. Algebra Miss Christine Messerly, A.B. Instructional Materials Center Mrs. Dorothy O. Melvin, R. N., B. S. School Nurse Mr. Gerald Miklosh, B. S., M. Ed. Physics 37 Mrs.A1ice C. Miller, B. S. Typing, Office Practice, Notehandnyping Miss Elizabeth G. Miller, B. S. Home Economics, Special Education Mrs. Sally Miller, B. A. English Mr. Robert W. Moore, B.S. English Mr. Kenneth P. Morris, B. S. Swimming, Life Saving Mrs. Verna M. Muller, B. S. English, Creative Writing Mr. John C. Panichello, B. S. Business Math, Typing Mrs. Bonnie Pavlak, B. A. Biology, Chemistry Mr. Robert J. Piccone, A. B., M. A. Problems of Democracy, Humanities Mr. Philip S. Preston, B. 8., M. S. Physics Mr. Frank P. Primiano, B. S., M. S. Chemistry i1, .1; Exqiuvi$e33ggxi 39 Mr. John H. Pugh, B. S. Wood Working Mr. George W. Purvis, Jr., B. S., M. Ed. Biology Mrs. Barbara J. Ramsey, A. B., M. A. French Mr. Thomas R. Rea, M. S. Chemistry Mr. Martin J. Pulli, B.A., M. Ed., M.L.S. Instructional Materials Center Mr. H. Willard Rhodes, B.S., M. Ed. Geometry, General Mathematics Miss Jane Reifsnyder, A. B., M. B. A. Algebra, Business Math Mrs. Bertha R. Ridout, A. B., M. S. Home Economics Mr. Robert J. Reilley, B. S., M. M. Choir, Music Theory, Humanities Mr. Vance Rountree, Jr., B.S., B.D., M. Ed. English Miss Z. A. Sailer, M. A. Guidance Mr. Joseph F. Santore, B. A., M. A., M. S. Biology Mr. Richard K. Savage, B. S. Trigonometry and Algebra El, General Math l Mr. Ross Schaerer, B. S. US. History Mrs. Barbara B. Sayare, B. S. Biology Mr. Donald B. Scholl, B.A. Physics Mrs. Carol R. Scott, A. B. French Mr. Kenneth R. Selinger, B. A., M. Ed. Director of Public Information English, Mass Media Mr. Ralph F. Sene, B. S., M. A. Geometry, Trigonometry Mr. Clifford J . Simpson, M. Ed. Secondary Coordinator of Math Trigonometry, Algebra Mrs. Linda H. Smith, B. S. English Mr. Carl W. Sparano, B. A., M. S. Algebra, Geometry, Trig. Mr. W. Bruce Staub, B. S. Geometry, General Math Mr. Edward N. Stimson, B. S. Music Mr. Henry A. Stofko, B. S. Health, Safety, Phys. Ed. Dept. Chrmn. Mr. Gilberto J. Sugrez, B.A., M.A. Spanish Mrs. Dorothy M. Umbarger, B. S. Personal Typing, Record Keeping Mr. Carl A. Urbas, B. S. Biology Mr. William A. Votto, J12, B.A., M.A. English Mr. Norman K. Walker, B. A., M. Ed. English MI. Bernard Walters, B. A., M. Ed. English Miss Patricia E. West, B. S., M. E. Health, Physical Education Mr. George H. White, JL, M. Ed. Guidance Mr. Stephen E. Weyl, A.B. Problems of Democracy Mr. Reece M.Whit1ey, B.S. Health, Physical Education Miss Jane L. Wiley, A.B., M. Ed. Spanish Mr. Kenneth L. Wilkinson, B.A., M. Ed. Shorthand, Typing Miss Elizabeth Williams, B.S., M.S. k Health, Physical Education Mr. Stuart H. Yost, RF. A., B.S. Fine Arts, Humanities, Art, Home Ec. and Humanities Department Chairman 44 Mrs. Elinor Zimmermann, B.A. English FIRST ROW: Miss L. Wilson, Miss P. Dolan, Mrs. D. Norkiewicz, Mrs. N. Buckler, Mrs. P. Gambone, Mrs. M. Bruner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. H. Mockrin, Mrs. E. Cunningham, Mrs. R. Kauffmann, Miss White, Mrs. V. Tweedale, Mrs. D. Hontz. THIRD ROW: Mrs. M. Filan, Mrs. I. Rishel, Mrs. F. Hirst, Mrs. E. Seltzer, Mrs. R. Romano, Mrs. M. Mahoney. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. P. Beckman, Mrs. D. Farber, Mrs. B. Peters, Mrs. J. McCloy, Mrs. S. Barclay. Not pictured: Mrs. D. Reigel, Mrs. 1.. Bishop, Mrs. J. StanleyL FIRST ROW: M. DeYenno, M. Carbo, E. Farrell, P. Barbato, D. Schneider, J. Profera. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wood, A. Baum, F. Metzger, L.F1eming, C. Sulzbach, A. Davis, M. Bean, L. Brooke, E. Glass, H. Mailie, E. Rinker. THIRD ROW: P. O Nei1l, M. Salenno, M. Jarden, J. Carlino, C. Mc- Tamny, M. Budick. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. D. Melvin, R. N., Mrs. N. Randolph, Dr. I. Zimmerling, D.D.S., Miss L. Wilson. N0t pictured: Dr. W. Darby, M.DJ. Secretarial Cafeteria Medical Custodial Staffs LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. A. Rhames, Mr. J. Graham, Miss M. Cefaratti, Mr. C. Nave, Mr. P. Smith, Mr. J. Piccarelli. 47 Class of 1973 The Class of 73 made their presence felt early this year at P-W. Beginning with the Homecoming float, the Sopho- mores showed that hardwork and dedication can generate a feeling of pride as well. as fun. This class will give their best to everything they do because of the pleasure they got out of working together. Having fun is the main thing - without that, no achievement could truly be a success. With that in mind, the Sophs sponsored itAll You Need is Love? a dance featuring the sounds of Alisonthunderland and Commotion, a band made up of members of the class. The Sophomores topped off their first year at P-W at a class picnic with the casual atmo- sphere of fun which has become part of that class. Look for a good time out of the class of 73 in the future at P-W. KNEELING: Barbara Kilpatrick, Vice-President, Frank Kahoe, President, Vivian Walters, Secre- tary. STANDING: Mr. Gerald Heim, Sponsor, Miss Patricia Campbell, Sponsor, Regina Fazzini, Treasurer, Mr. Carl Urbas, Sponsor. h, arching Colonials Mwmwm w mam l Nam coL Midis 9; ' :2 4i PLYMOUTH MEETING. PA- , The 1970-71 marching season was the best ever for the Marching Colonials as they came home victorious as many times as they went out hopeful. In all, they col- lected 15 first places, four second places, three third places and one fourth place which is one of, if not the best, records of any band in Pennsylvania. During the winter months, the individual units were busy on their own. The Color Guard and Majorettes competed in several indoor competitions bringing back awards each time. At the band-sponsored Drill Compe- tition, held in February, the band introduced a new concept for marching bands as they performed inside on the basketball court. Mr. Ron Holly then began to prepare the musicians for their annual Spring Concert which was held in April. Assisting Mr. Holly during the fall was Mr. James Powell, Mr. Edward Stimson, who directed the Color Guard, and Mrs. Janice Smith, who led the Majorettes. This year there was a total of 135 students on the field, 80 band members, 40 Color Guard, and 15 Majorettes. The hard work and long hours which everyone put in were well worth it this year, and if this is only the begin- ning, the band will bring more honor to P-W in years to come. Footbal FIRST ROW: B. Vishio, F. Bingham, M. Daher, C. Pearson, J . Fletcher, B. Ciaccia, C. Monteleone, C. Kern, D. Fonte, A. Pinney, M. Falzone, P. Sal- vati, G. Mitchell, S. Turner, L. Palo. SECOND ROW: S. Schwartz, P. Meek, S. Rafetto, T. Testa, S. Landes, D. Ranch, G. Mushrush, T. Eplett, J. Lashinger, D. Fair, A. Lepore, G. Hopkins, F. Puleo, S. Storti. J . Wachowski, T. Dooling. THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Whitley, Asst. Coach, Mr. Panichello, Asst. Coach, R. Freas, T. Bowman, M. Fuhrman. D. Hennessey, J . Graham, J. Lyozkowski, M. Montague, T. Alexander, J. Sugalski, R. Pontin, J. Schiller, L. Williamson, G. Winston, T. Weber, D. Donovan, T. Hallman, L. McCorristin, L. Clemente, B. Undercuffler, J. Lenzi, Mr. F. Morello, Asst. Coach, Mr. E. Charters, Head Coach. The efforts of the 1970 Colonial Football team resul ed in a successful 6-4 season. The Colonials opened the season with a non-lea game against Central Bucks East which P-W won 48-1 Against Cheltenham and Springfield, the Colonial d fense, due to the hot weather and the hot oppositio just couldn,t jell. They fell to the Springfield Sparta 41-12, and lost to Cheltenham in addition to losi Steve Schwartz to a broken collarbone. The following week, the P-W squad bounced ba into shape by beating Norristown 48-14, and followi that came the defeat of Methacton, 20-6. Both gam showed a great team effort which was headed by h- back Mark Falzone. At Homecoming, Upper Merion was the team to be in order to possibly place second in the league. Howev the tough Upper Merion offense out-scored the Col nials during the first half, and despite the very clo score, we were not able to match them, and lost 36-30. The highlight of the season was the win over Abin ton, 36-3. It was a fine exhibition of a football tea working as a unit. This was the first time that the P- football squad defeated the Abington Ghosts . Sharon Purcell Nancy Gessner Queen, Janet Lunger Jeanne Reifsnyder Chris Erickson lst. place float, Class of 72. Homecoming 70 From the first thoughts, through the preparations, to the day itself, Homecoming offered many exciting activities to the entire school. Each class and Ars Medica prepared floats Which presented their interpretations of the Colpnial spirit. The senior class portrayed the destruction of a Viking ship. Meanwhile, the junior class was preparing for a feast by roasting a Viking on the prizewinning float. The giant colonial who led us on to a near victory was made by the sophomore class. The medical crew on the Ars Medica float was preparing the Vikings for what was to come. The happiness of the Queen and her court was sym- bolized by the release of many colorful balloons as the Queen was crowned at the game. Although the game was lost, the spirit of the students was everpresent at the pep-rally Friday evening, the game, and at the post-game party on the Cowpath. The climax of the weekend was ttHarvest Haze,n the Homecoming Dance. Here, the triumphant Queen reigned amidst the pulsating music of Montage. Hockey The girls, Varsity Hockey team finished with another winning season this year, under the leadership of Miss West. Though they suffered their first loss in four years, the girls compiled a record of 5-2-2, scoring a total of 14 goals to the opponents 10. They had a good team this year, one which had a great num- ber of experienced players, and was always striving for a victory. Each girl was outstand- ing in her own way, and this years seniors will be surely missed. The girls, Junior Varsity Hockey team, under the capable coaching of Mrs. Manning, compiled a 4-3-2 record. These girls did a fine job this year, and the coaches are looking forward to both a fine Varsity and Junior Varsity team next year. x. FIRST ROW: K. Morris, E. Bartlet, W. Brown, J. Sasse, S. Novak, L. Touzeau, D. Czop, J. Kahoe, J. Rhoda, B. Winston, K. Stauffer, P. Pfieffer, N. Killen, S. Elliot, D. Davidson. THIRD ROW: G. Roberts, K. Kavetski. tNot pictured: Mrs. S. Manning, Coachi. FIRST R0 W: J . Hornberger, S. Harland, S. Kern, B. Greene, B. Sandel, B. Rensimer. SECOND ROW: K. Pilecki, M. Bate, S. Lefkoe, J. Turner, B. Sheppard, B. Sturm, B. Sheppard. THIRD ROW: S. Kessler, L. Hillman, L. McKelvey. tNot pictured: Miss P. West, Coachi. Slater, V. Walter, ,C. McBride, J. Pure. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, J. Friedman, S. V f, Cross Country The record books were re-written during the I970- 1971 season. The sophomore, junior, and senior course records all went under to a surge of new talent. The only problem was that not everyone decided to master the Marianne Hill course on the same day, but that hap- pens in any sport. Viewed all in all. it. may well have been the most promising season yet. X: FIRST ROW: J. Romano, D. Johnson. C. Bell, S. Kipe, J. Sweeney, V. Stahilito, M. Trotter. SECOND ROW: D. Fankel, R. Gamma, G Stitch. J Keenan, E. Elanjian, B. Ries. CENTER: Mr. T. McGowan. Coach. 0: TOP 'I'O HU'I'TOM: D, Tarlecki, D Cronin, M. Kluzinski. l' York, S 'l'hnrlr ton, T. Haig, Rt Quinn, S. Reimer, B. Donaldson. Soccer llBefore saying anything about the soccer team here as compared to the soccer teams in Brazil, I want to ask all of you a question: can you imagine a group of skinny tnot like mel Brazilians playing football? Well, I think it would be possible though I think the death ratio in Brazil would increase with such a game. But what would the chances of our team be? Another question: what would the chances of an American soccer team be in a game with the Brazilians? None! However, at P-W we have several good soccer players tthey must have a Brazilian backgroundl. For example, I can cite Nelson Dudde, Dave Mill- er, Jeff Aiken, Donny Williams, and othersf, In- deed, with these star players, the Colonial soccer team, though it didnlt win the league crown this year, did compile a Suburban I league record of 4- 2-2. G l mr'a o I la r.I 03d Iifk futlme: e 1;: tinge p ye S FIRSTROW:J.Macallister,B.Killen,C.O,Neill,D.Miller.SECONDROW:M.Conrad,K. am P1011 t0 ave P aye on t e - soccer team- Shinners, J. Aiken, N. Dudde, Mr. G. Purvis, Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Houssell, D. Wil- Thank you. - Cleber liams, P. Whelan, C. DeOliveira, J . Ojanpera. tNot pictured: S. Stasak, T. MitchelD. FIRST ROW: T. Foulkrod, D. Sams, T. Canavan, R. Hotchkiss, D. Campbell, D. Keller. SECOND ROW: E. Hargadon, J . Turner, M. Rose, J . Ginnetti, R. Aiken, T. Ruth, R. Whelon, R. Davis, Mr. Suarez, Coach. THIRD ROW: F. Kahoe, M. Schmidley, R. Ti- etjen, G. Falen, L. Mustico, C. Shinners, B. Zeltzer, S. Markoski. 62 arsity, FIRST ROW: E. Sablosky. SECOND ROW: N. Allinson, L. DePaoli. THIRD ROW: J. Reifsnyder, C. Steinmetz. FOURTH ROW: L. 'utera, D. Bushwick. FIFTH: R. Bowman, J. Armstrong. SIXTH ROW: L. Kemp, H. Campbell. Junior Varsity: M. Baralt C. Leitz M. Falvey J . Ranieri K. Sullivan R. Berman S. Smith P. McAllister M. Smith L. Smith M. Kelly M. Kraiman Town Crier Last J une, when the staff for this yearts Town Crier was selected, the new editors hoped to establish the newspaper as a foru'm for dialogue in the High School. However, motivating students to write proved to be extremely difficult, and the editors ad- justed their original goals and formed, instead, a cen- tral core of writers that wrote issue after issue. This change altered many aspects of the paper. The quality of the writing improved with each addi- tion as the writers, abilities were developed. Thus, the general quality of the newspaper was upgraded because there was never a lack of printable material. Under the leadership of Art Turfa, the staff of the Town Crier was expanded to include both juniors and sophomores. This expansion lead to a diversity of opinion and ideas concerning the organization of the paper itself. The staff may not have viewed this yearts paper as a complete success, but they felt that one small step has been taken towards making the Town Crier a rep- resentative, high-quality newspaper. FIRST ROW: Editor-in-Chief, A. Turfa, Managing Editor, J. Levin. SECOND ROW News Editor, S. Dragon, Business Editor, L. Rykaczewski, Features Editor, E. King THIRD ROW: Sports, M. Garshman, Art, J. Martin, People, M. Sapowith. FOURT . ROW: Pagography, S. Billings, Typing, C. Gildein, Circulation, D. Donaldson, Organiza tion, B. e. FIRST ROW: C. Cornell, G. Webster, L. Wilson, E. Lukoff, M. Gottlieb, R. Rhodes, C. Worthington. SECOND ROW: L. Nemchek, G. Czamecki, J . Wyman, J . Zurawski, K. Tomlinson, B. Harancy. Mr. Vance Rountree, Advisor. National Honor Society The Cardin D. Brown chapter of the National Honor Society is part 01 a national organization which is dedicated to the promotion of scholars ship and of a spirit of service among the students of Plymouth-White- marsh High School. Membership in this society is perhaps the highest scholastic honor offered by the school. The present members were inducted in the spring last year and were chosen both for their scholastic average and their extra-curricular activ: ities, which range from clubs, to musical organizations, to literary organiza- tions, to any of the school sports. As always lack of money was a problem, so the Honor Society spon- sored bake sales at Plymouth Square and at Shoppersi World. Some 01 the members did their part toward community service by tutoring ele- mentary school children on Saturday mornings in modern math and reading. Although everyone did not participate in this program, those who did so found it very rewarding. Last but not least, came the induc- tion of those persons into the club who will be the leaders of the Society and the school next year. KNEELING: S. Krill, M. Bate, E. Elanjian, M. Coscia. STANDING: C. Marine, D. Ciotti, S. Slater, J. Laputka, M. Webster, D. Kirk, G. Friend, C. Miller, K. Cassel, D. Wagner, M. Noar, A. Kustin, D. Tepper, R. Volpe, R. Levy. SEATED: P. Leish, R. Rhodes, N. Saiamone, W. Hoover, M, Hoff- man, G. Schneyer, M. Gottlieb, L. Bennett, G. Roberts, B. Rensimer, C. Smith, P. Schwartz, C. Kendus, D. Acosta. Middle States Evaluation The evaluation of our school by the Middle States Association in November caused much tension throughout the student body. But it is hoped that the evaluation will achieve itts original purpose, that of improving the level of our overall education by making a study of our school in all of itts phases. Throughout the three days that the evaluators were here they re- viewed our self-evaluation, as well as the present curriculum, the Student Activities Program, Guidance and Educational Media Serv- ices, public services provided through the school, the Administra- tion, and staff members. All in all, it was a unique experience for ev- eryone concerned. This year the Junior Class has been constantly on the go. The year began with a committee working on the Junior Class float. The float, which represented a Viking roasted on a spit, took first place in the Homecoming contest. The following event was the Christmas dance sponsored by the Junior Class. It was highlighted by the American Dream, and set a new pace for all the dances to come. Behind the scenes, the officers and sponsors are developing committees covering the prom, rings and class movie. The prom, called ilWindmill of Your Mindi, was held at General Washington on April 24 and was a great success. The ring committee, which started last year, was way ahead of the game when school started this fall, and the Ju- niors received their rings before Christmas. The movie com- mittee, which was started during their sophomore year, is still in process. The film, which will be presented at the Se- nior prom, will have a sound program accompanying it. The Junior Class is one of the 'most active organizations this year. We wish them the best of luck in all their endeavors and an enjoyable senior year, next year. FIRST ROW: Miss Jane Wiley, Sponsor, Miss Sandra Ekberg, Spo sor, Mary Manning, Recording Secretary, Mr. Ross Schaerer, Spo sor. SECOND ROW: Joyce Laputka, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Lyn Kemp, Corresponding Secretary, Anthony Fazzini, President, Jo Sikorski, Vice-president. Class of 7 A Christmas $ Concert 1970 Peace on Earth . , Jubilant Song V . . IJCt it Snow . V . Choral Fanfare. Merry Christmas, 1970! Library Aides School Store BOTTOM TO TOP: P. Hitner, D. Fedde, K. Mason. LEFT T0 RIGHT: K. Mason, E. Brejcha, S. Sherick, S. Calcagni, Mrs. D. Umbarger, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: C. Marino, V. Smith, D. Tepper, M. Wells. SECOND ROW: E. Brown, S. Boscia, E. McFaul, M. Delitsch, N. Shector. THIRD ROW: D. Sak- owski, S. Green, D. Bernardo. FOURTH ROW: M. Baralt, L. Johnson, P. Lund, S. Hammond. FIFTH ROW: M. Obermaier, C. Limper, K. Tomlinson, B. Tep- per. SIXTH ROW: M. Keler. T. Meyers, C. Kearney. SEVENTH ROW: D. Per. ry, T. Hasapes, J. Blalock, C. Harney', B. Sturm, A. Oechsle, J. Mayne. EIGHTH ROW: M. Hoffman, L. Oechsle, D. Glodek, G. Tarlow. NINTH ROW: D. Acosta, L. Chipollini, K. Friedman, D. Lieberman, A. Scarafone, P. Weide- man. TENTH ROW: S. Keeler, D. Lare, E. Labick, P. Quarry, A. Furman, D. Bowen. ELEVENTH ROW: L. Harris, K. Weller, C. Driscoll, J. Ranieri, K. Kulikowski. TWELFTH ROW: L. Fazio, C. Thomas, A. Kettels. $ Future Teachers of America PTA is fast becoming one of the most active clubs in the school. It,s membership has greatly increased since people found the activities both varied and extremely interesting. Selected films on education were shown each month in addi- tion to having several speakers. Mr. Selinger started the year by speaking on the Mass Media and how it affects our educa- tion. The Student Teachers spoke in December about the col- leges they were attending and the required education courses for teaching. The annual Christmas Party for Head-Start children which the members planned, was held on December 19. The party was a gTeat success for the children and FTA members alike. They organized the Faculty Talent show which was presented for the Seniors in January and revealed many of our teacherst hidden talents. The Forensic Society is not the only debate club in the school. PTA members held their own inner-school debates discussing teaching problems. They started the policy of vis- iting colleges in the surrounding area to see the different methods of teaching in college in comparison to high school teaching. They also worked out an exchange program with neighboring schools, so that those interested could see var- ious types of high school education. SEATED: K. Carr, K. Tamaki, A. Scarafone, M. Baralt, J . Ranieri, S. Loesch, D. Bennett, D. Ciotti, H. Campbell, D. Wagner, G. Friend, J . Levin STANDING: J . Sikorski, B. Buchanan, A. Berk, S. Matchett, B. Sibley, S. Kern, B. Kilpatrick, B. Frankenfield, E. Elanjian, J . Albert, R. Volpe, N. Salamone, A. Kustin. tNot pictured: K. Anselm, B. Levyl. One of the most difficult and sometimes depressing tasks in the school is that of student government. The ulti- mate goal of all Student Council organizations is to work as closely as possible with both administrators and stu- dents for the benefit of everyone in P-W. Its a goal which needless to say has not yet been realized. This is not to say that Student Council was inactive this year. Council got off to a good start by sponsoring the years first pep-rally. For those that remember, a thunder- storm caused an liafter the last minute change, and ev- eryone went back inside. At least give Council credit for knowing to come in out of the rain. This pep-rally was in- dicative of a very rocky October and November. It seemed that Council was always up against one difficulty or another. Towards December, things settled down enough for Council to start getting things done. Besides running bus- es to basketball games and sponsoring dances, Council prepared an extensive report on the study hall situation, and spent a great deal of time trying to improve conditions in the I.M.C. Crusades for student rights and an end t vandalism were also taken up. The most significant thing that Council did was to shift its emphasis away from paper drives and bake sales an toward a greater concern with student policies. It is hope that this will set a precedent for the future. This years Council can best be described as being the initial link in . long chain of increasing liberalization in the schools. Th task of the Council in the following years will be made eas- ier because of this. Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of Americas main goal this year was to inform interested students about the careers available in the field of nursing. The club has had speakers from area hospitals come to speak about the programs offered where they worked to help the mem- bers decide what type of nursing program they would like to follow twhether it be for a diploma, degree, or associate degreel. Their hope was that the members would gain useful information which would help guide them toward the futures of their choice, based upon a good general knowledge about nursing. Members were encouraged to participate in prepara- tory jobs such as being hospital volunteers, nurses aides, or working on service projects so that they might IRST ROW: 8. Green, A. Androkites, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: 0. Fiorillo, D. better under?t,and the needs anfi feelmgs 0? the ,SICk anfl 'owen, K. Cassel, Miss E. Miller, Sponsor, T. Bean, Vice President, K. Lener, Presi- become famlhar Wlth the rouune 0f hOSpltal llfe- It 15 ent, K. Mason, Secretary: THIRD ROW: S. Simpson, J. Heitman, N. Bond, hoped that these students will succeed, for there will OURTHROW'C.Pud11nsk1, G. Brandt, C. Helms. always be a need for qualified nurses. What is Ars Medica? With a veterinarian, a psy- chiatrist, an osteopath, a Red Cross worker from the blood bank, an obstetrician, and a pathologist for speakers, it is one of the most varied clubs in the school. In between meetings, Ars Medica participat- ed in the AFS Bazaar and Homecoming. Their booth at the Bazaar, though it profited only one dollar, was fun to make and run, as was the homecoming float. Since Mrs. Brannen left last year, the clubs new sponsor was Mrs. Sayare. Due to her congeniality, the officers were able to work quite well with her in planning ideas for programs. The field trips were ex- tremely interesting, especially the tour of Penhurst which gave a fairly good view of what hospitals and schools for the mentally retarded are like. But the ice cream stop on the return trip was the thing which really made the day, and the year. Ars Medica FIRST ROW: L. RykaczeWSki, M. Webster, B. Hale, M. Garshman, W. Goodrich. SECOND ROW: G. Roberts, L. McKenna, J. Waldron, K. Price. THIRD ROW: R. Rhodes, J. Ridgway, F. Farber, C. Gabis, A. Androkites. FOURTH ROW: D. McNett, P. Bickel, J. Pure, R. DiLeo. FIFTH ROW: A. McGregor, J. Martin, M. Macklin, A. Oechsle, S. Eliot. SIXTH ROW: D. Dar vidson, C. Driscoll, S. Reid, J. Mayne. SEVENTH ROW: B. Simkin, K. Logan, S. Green, K. Thompson, C. Kendus. EIGHTHROW: L. Singer, M. Freed, B. Morgan, J. Motz, A. Jager. World Affairs Council American Field Service tilnteresting best describes the programs of the World Affairs Council this year. Under the leadership of Peter Schwartz, President, Fran Rose, Vice-president, and Mr. Carl Goodwin, Sponsor, the Councilis goals have been re-es- tablished, thus resulting in itis total reorganiza- tion. Meetings that were once primarily club business discussions have become forums on world problems. Also the recent institution of committee groups has created learning as well as a more meaningful club experience for its members. Philadelphia forums were also avail- able to members who want to further broaden their views on the world,s problems. Under their new sponsor, Mr. Feiner, the American Field Service has been as busy as ever, with fund raising projects, and with more internationally-minded programs such as hav- ing exchange students from area schools visit and stay the weekend, as they did in the spring. Money to be used for the sponsoring of ex- Change StUdentS from 0111 5011001 neXt year was FIRST ROWKNEELING: s. Kutner, Treasurer, P. Schwartz, President, M. Noar, B. Wallace, raised in two main ways. The first was the ba- C. Millman, N. Salamone, P. Derstine. SECOND ROW: F. Rose, Vice President, J. Ojanpera, C. zaar and auction which was held last fall, and Oliveira, Mr. R. Schaerer, Sponsor, J. Albert, 1. Boyd, J. I-ieitman, M. Sapowith, D. Nogar, S. th d wa rie of mo ie that the Sclan. THIRD ROW: R. Thall, B. Buchanan, J. Sher, K. Drlscoll, D. Lare, L. Oeschle, W. Palac. e secon 5' a se- 5 . V IS y FOURTH ROW: L. Mazer, W. Crow, J. Becker, B. Cohen. iNot pictured: Mr. J. C. Goodwin, sponsored, starting w1th tiWalt Until Darkfi Sponsor, R. Rhodes, Secretaryi. KNEELING: J . Ojanperz'a', exchange student, I. Redner, President, C. Oliveira, exchange student, Mr. W. Feiner, Sponsor, W. Yearsley, Trea- surer, M. Johns, Vice President, D. Heins, Secretary. 8 0 FIRST ROW: D. Lare, G. Mastemak, C. Cornell, C. Worthington, D. Juzaitis. SECOND ROW: L. Rykaczewski, K. Shaw, J . Martin, E. Brown, B. Peterson, S. Delp, M. Noar, V. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Earl, S. Lepley, C. Vogan, B. Delp. LEFT T0 RIGHT: C. Worthington, T. Thomas, A. Turfa, M. Noar. Forensic Society With today,s communication problem, the students of P-W need a place to say what they wish - in art or creative writing. Thatts where the Continental fits in. Twice a year, it publish- es students, reactions to life, and accompanying these reactions, artistic viewpoints on the same reactions. Certainly students will never stop reacting, and if the Continental was to be dedi- cated, it would be to such students. Forensics play an important role in life. Communication by speech has always been important to man. The society was created for people who had a sincere desire to be able to speak intelligently now and throughout their lives. This year, the Forensic Society laid a solid foundation for itts future. The members learned about the techniques and skills of debating, poetry and prose reading, persuasive and in- formative speaking, and other verbal arts. Drama, no matter how old or how new, is a view of life as seen by different people. The Colonial Players are people who care about life, and, who in their own special way, try to present look at life through the medium of the stage. This year, under the guidance of Miss J ean Baker, the Players began working with Viola Spabinis Theater Games. They spon- sored an open Theater Games Workshop with Stephen Book ' February. This year, the Players major presentation consisted of tw plays, one old the other new, concerned with problems in to days world. They were The Trojan Women by Euripedes, a pla centered on war and the devastation it brings, and The Bat Soprano, an anti-play by Eugene Ionesco, which showed th C OlOnial P1 ay erS communication gap between people. SEATED: J . Serwatka, B. Frankenfield, G. Yost. KNEELING: D. Tepper, M. Coscia, D. Kopach, D. Elias, A. Handel, K. MacFarlane, L. Nemchek M. Wells, C. Desimone, C. Palladino, N. Parente, D. Kresge, D. Lare. SEATED: L. Viola, G. Schneyer, C. Worthington, M. Noar, C. Vogan, B. Siev ers, J . Ramey, G. Zinger, C. Shaw, J . Earl, N. Nedell, B. Miller, K. Piazza. STANDING: A. Rosenberg, P. Derstine, R. Santoro, H. Schankel, L. Ma son, C. Smith, R. Levy, L. Fazio, M. Mandelblatt, B. Sandel, D. Bloom, F. Salemno, V. Ostroff, N. Russell, J. Ward. Electronics Club Mr. G. Kerling, Sponsor, W. Frederick. W ; , 1W 3: J 33 121ij Photography Club FIRST ROW: K. Mason, K. Smith, B. Cohen. SECOND ROW: M. Irby, W. Rauscher, S. Billings. THIRD ROW: B. Horanzy, J. Ives, B. Woish, J. Nash, G. Czamecki. STANDING: R. Laubert, Mr. Philip Preston, Sponsor, S. Heritage . Future Business Leaders of America F.B.L.A. had a very exciting year. They opened the year with their annual bake sale, Saturday, October 10 at the Norristown game. On October 29, the members attended the Fall Regional Meeting with other F.B.L.A. chapters from the surrounding area, at Archbishop Kennedy High School. They also attended the Spring Regional, where members participated in business skill contests on a competitive basis. If possible, some of the club members hope to attend the National Conference in Miami, on June 19. All the F.B.L.A. chapters in Pennsylvania started a statewide project this school year. Our chapter collected General Mills coupons in order to purchase a hemodi- alysis machine for one of the chapter presidents, who recently had a kidney transplant. In order to achieve this, 600,000 coupons had to be collected by June 1971. In addition to running the Lost and Found, F.B.L.A. had a car wash this spring, the profits from which will be used to finance future trips and projects. Science Research Club During the past few years, Science Research Club has been run as a club in which one could go hear lectures by scientists. This year, under their new sponsor, Mr. Rea, the club was re-oriented toward research as its main purpose for existence. Monthly meetings were still held, but in addition to the speakers members gave reports on their research. Six staff members were involved in research and next year it is hoped that everyone on the science staff will participate in research as well as the students. The problems which were studied this year concerned mag- netic fields, the gravitational field, lasers and halogra- phy, interferon, plant viruses, frictionless motion, and ecological field research. FIRST ROW: R. DiGiacomo, P. Hitner, M. Amato. SECOND ROW: T. Frangiosa, : Brejcha, S. DiLullo. THIRD ROW: C. Hoffman, K. Connolly, D. Nordblom, M. Kelle FOURTH ROW: B. Sado, B. Johnson, K. Morris. FIFTH ROW: D. Winiarz, C. Ho land, D. Licwinko, S. Calcagni, A. Loughery. FIRST ROW: T. Malc, L. Heritage, B. Peterson, M. Noar. SECOND ROW: J . Hei man, W. Palac, S. Eadline. THIRD ROW: P. Schwartz, D. Peroni. FOURTH ROW: : Fox, L. Landucci, J . Fendt. FIFTH ROW: C. Tauber, J . Martin. SIXTH ROW: I Kulak, B. Hale, R. Volpe. VIu Alpha Theta In past years, the meetings of Mu Alpha Theta were imarily devoted to lectures, demonstrations, and con- sts among the members. This year something new has en added. A math team has been formed and has en- 1red into a league with surrounding schools. These gmpetitions will hopefully encourage more students to ' interested in the field of mathematics. These match- twill provide another way to bring recognition to the udent. They hope to have started something which ill play a major role in the future activities at Ply- puth-Whitemarsh. FIRST ROW: J. Martin, A. AndIokites, T. Kull, F. Farber. SECOND ROW: B. Sturm, B. Peterson, J. Albert, A. Kustin, R. Hale, Miss S. Ekberg. THIRD ROW: R. Volpe, D. Ciotti, C. Tauber, B. Bontempo, M. Page, J. Donato, T. Malc, V. Ostroff, M. Freed, S. Slater. FOURTH ROW: C. Kulak, B. Donaldson, J . Levin, D. Landucci, N. Maris, R. Berardelli. French Club FIRST ROW: D. Perry, P. Lund, D. Brooks, L. Brooks. SECOND ROW: C. Dooley, M. Gottlieb, W. Hoover, I. Redner, S. Buchanan, D. Peroni, J. Waldron, L. McKenna, B. Molyneux, K. Carr. THIRD ROW: J. Earl, S. Redner, J. Wyman, S. Hammond, K. Tomlinson, M. Kraimen, D. Tepper, T. Myers, C. Kearny. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kaelin, Sponsor, L. Mason, P. Schwartz, J. Sher, M. Keler, C. Masternak, B. Potter, B. Tepper, J. Zurawski, E. Bartlett, P. Pfeiffer. FIFTH ROW: D. Acosta, S. Keeler, L. Armbruster, S. Loesch, G. Schneyer, D. Juzaitis, L. Johnson, D. See, M. Manning, B. Peterson, J . Turner, V. Walter. The meetings of Le Petit Club Francais were, for those involve in the club, a true delight. More than the regular French Club, th club offered a small group of students a chance to become involve with the French language, cuisine, customs, countryside, film operas, and sculpture. Last year they heard lectures in Bench 0 French art and sculpture Which were followed by visits to the R din Museum, to the performance of the great French pantomimi Marcel Marceau, and to the Art Museum for the Van Gogh exhi o it. This year they continued their exposure by seeing such Frenc films as Les Quatres Cents Coups at the Lauffout Film Festival . the University of Penn and by seeing slides of France. Furthe more, they became really involved in the language by acting on reading, and singing Les Parapluies de Cherbourg and Carmen. At each meeting, one of the members tried his or her hand at t French cuisine, much to Miss Bonowis joy. To start off the Ne Year, there was a treasure hunt throughout the school, searchi for 1e docteur et le Pic, which was just as much fun as charades. . these things combined have resulted in close friendships, wit teachers and students alike, which are rare. erman Club IRST ROW: N. Shector, M. Delitsch, C. Dooley, N. Seckel, L. Hawkins, D. Wag; er, Mr. Heinlein, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Sher, S. Elliot, R. Rhodes, D. Tip- oet, M. Keler, K. Sala. THIRD ROW: E. Imhof, E. Hankel, S. Reid, K. Driscoll, B. ' ndolph. FOURTH ROW: A. DiYenno, S. Matchett, D. Firn, D. Kirk, B. Hotch- iss. FIFTH ROW: J. Heitman, K. Leighton, D. Tees, G. Beard, C. Kendus. SIXTH ROW: A. Turfa, D. Nogar, B. Morgan, W. Crow, M. Schmidt, A. Jager. The highlight of the events of the regular French club this year was their annual Christmas Party. They met with their friends in the Spanish Club and celebrated over two pinatas, which had been stuffed with goodies. They also saw films and heard speakers along with having their usual food days to acquaint students with var- ious types of food. The members of the German Club treated food in a different way. In December, they sponsored a bake sale to raise money for the purchase of slides and other visual aids to aid in the under- standing of life and customs in Germany. Some have already been purchased through dues and were shown at the Christmas Party, December 21. Also at the party, there were traditional German carols, a skit, and food. Throughout the year, there were student speakers who present- ed slides and discussions about life in Germany, as well as native born Germans who spoke to the club. The Spanish Club started its year by taking a trip to the Acade- my of Music to see the Ballet Folklorico, a group of Mexican folk dancers. Everyone who went really enjoyed the fabulous show. They also visited a Spanish restaurant, and went to the special Spanish and Mexican exhibits shown at museums in the surround- ing area. Spanish Club FIRST ROW: J. Pure, V. Smith, B. Delp, M. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: B. Bontempo, C. Dooley, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Sakowski, M. Got- tlieb, C. Hoffman, M. Page. FOURTH ROW: K. Albertson, C. Smith, L. Rykaczewski. FIFTH ROW: C. Artz, C. Palladino, J . Fabiani. SIXTH ROW: R. Cassidy, E. Labick, E. Lukoff. SEVENTH ROW: J. Martin, D. Lieberman. EIGHTH ROW: Miss Wiley, sponsor, L. Oechsle, A. Fur- man, D. Davidson, W. Yearsley. 3: 13. LYING: D. Hall. FIRST ROW: D. Yost, C. Piazza, K. Leighton, F. Rose, E. Elanjian, B. Taylor, M. Schmidt, B. Ries. SECOND ROW: M. Panetta, B. Helfman, B. Killen, C. Kendus, M. Waronker, J. Fendt, C. Leyh, Mr. R. Johnston, Coach. THIRD ROW: D. Dellose, J. Daniels, D. Johnson, A. Kus- tin, W. Crow, B. Donaldson, J . Nelson, R. Berardelli, P. DePasquale, G. Stich, J . Sweeney, M. Schmidley. Indoor Track Few teams have ever progressed as well and as rapidly as the Indoor Track Team. The last two years have wit- nessed the building of a strong and determined team. Every man gave one hundred percent all of the time. When he finished his race, his job was only half finished, the rest of it was to help a teammate. Every effort was a team effort. When one man won, the entire team won, not only as athletes, but as individuals . The ,71 Colonials are now a part of the past. The E , medals won, the records broken, and the races both won .. and lost are remnants of a season gone by. But another E part of the season remains with each member of the ' team; the conviction that desire and determination make anything possible. After all, isnlt that what this thing is all about? Ski Club The Ski Club under President Rhonee Fried is pres- ently becoming the most popular club in P-W. It is a unique club because it concentrates on the individual, rather than a select few. Novice skiers have no reason to be embarrassed due to limited skiing knowledge. Under the leadership of their sponsors, Mr. Bieler, Mr. Weyl, Mrs. Sayare, and Miss Ekberg, the club has adopted a motto: uWe just don,t ignore the beginners, we try to help them W The club through a lot of work raised money for their trips. The mountains include Camelback, Elk, Big Boulder, and closer to home Doe, and Spring Mountain. Next yearts schedule promises to be packed tightly LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Fried, President, S. Kipe, Secretary, K. with new developments and numerous exciting excur- Frankel, Treasurer, G. Stevens, Vice-president. sions. Think snow! Fencing Fencing is not the most popular sport here at P-W, but approximate- ly 20 girls have learned and are mas- tering the fundamentals of fencing, and find it quite exciting. The se- niors have been fencing now for three years and are quite good, while the sophomores and juniors are progress- ing rapidly. Once again, under the direction of Mrs. Pavlak, P-W,s fencers met ev- ery Monday to perfect their skills. The clubts goals are to teach fencing and to have members fence competi- tively. The group traveled to the University of Pennsylvania to attend fencing matches and hopes to have some of the girls competing in matches in the near future. So the future of our fencers seems to be very promising. IRST ROW: D. Elias, D. Juzaitis, Mrs. B. Pavlak, Sponsor, N. Scott. SECOND ROW: M. Hess, P. Lund, D. rocks, J. Smith, A. Furman. THIRD ROW: C. Gildein, E. Fedde, R. Thall, C. Marino, C. Sullivan, D. Kresge, M. iohns, E. Hudson, D. Fedde, L. Landucci. Chess 8t Bowlin ,Wiiw w, i, , This year, the Chess Club met every Tuesday afternoon under the direction of Mr. Staub. The chess team, itself, was comprised of the clubis five best players: seniors, Larry Fleming and Richard Gang- wisch, who played first and sec- ond boards, and three sopho- mores. Morgan Conrad, the most outstanding underclass- man, played third board. The team competed with other schools in the North Sub- urban League on Friday after- noons and managed to build quite a name for themselves in competition. Mr. Staub is look- ing forward to an even better year next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Furman, M. Conrad, D. Weinstein, R. Gangwisch, J . Nederostek, S. Herman, R. Wheeler, B. Leo- pold, J. Ojanpera, M. Hess. During the sixth year, under Mr. Sparanois sponsor- ship, the Bowling Club continued to present a great way to spend one after- noon a week. A high score was no longer a requirement this year, because the Bowling Club was mainly an enjoyable pasttime, which helped fill the activi- ty lull between the fall and winter sports seasons. FIRST ROW: C. Cable, Mr. C. Sparano, Sponsor, W. Cassel. SECOND ROW: K. Mason, A. Drubeck, R. Berardelli. THIRD ROW: W. Snively, S. Lepley, B. Homer, T. R311. 90 5! git ! mm 9 I, : Hm ,. H CLOCKWISE FROM BREAK AT TOP: B. Waltman, K. Shinners, D. Shacklett, K. Fischer, I. Boyd, C. Shinners, S. Mason, K. Reiff, J . Hammond, D. Zuck, B. Tietjen, D. Fonte, R. Ziegler, T. Foulkrod, B. Racich, J. Turner, C. Leonard, B. Kiviat, W. Smith, P. Meek, E. Neigut, G. Winston, L. Wil- liams, J . Gertenitch, J . Wachowski, C. Zenner, M. Gotowski, M. Freed, B. Bullock, D. Fisher. tNOT PICTURED: Mr. J . Joe, Head Coach, Mr. E. Doran, Assistant CoachJ This year the growth of the wrestling squad reflected the growth that has taken place in the field of wrestling since it has been becoming a popular sport throughout the past few years. Wrestling is an exciting sport and, as Mr. Joe said, it encompasses speed, skill, and strength. More and more people were finding this out, as the crowds at the meets kept becoming larger. At the start of the season, the Colonial grapplers were picked as one of the favorites for the League Championship; but due to untimely injuries and sickness to key matmen, and other such problems, the team did not - realize it,s goal. Nonetheless, P-W was highly respected in the League Wl'eStllng thanks to the skill of our top wrestlers like Bill Racich, who finished with one of the best wrestling records this school has produced, Dennis Fonte, and Chuck Leonard. Next year promises to be even better, since the majority of this yearis team was composed of sophomores and juniors. Colonial Girls and Wrestling Belles Who were all those pretty girls distributing programs at the basketball games? They were. the Colonial Girls. In case you didn,t notice, there were more of them this year,'but they were called the Wrestling Belles, and they worked at the wrestling meets . The Colonial Girls were es- tablished last year, so the hard part of their job, that of raising school support of basketball games, had already been ac- complished. However, the Belles, who just started this year, had to devote most of their time to arousing interest in the wrestling meets. FIRST ROW: M. Manning, D. Mcnett, K. Frankel, C. Taylor, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: K. Albertson, C. McAdam, L. Fazio, C. Thomas, P. Leish, G. Friend. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Gottlieb, J . Williams, C. Thomas, A. Kettels, C. Miller, D. Liberman, C. Dooley, M. Obermaier, E. Labick. SEATED, FIRST ROW: K. Pilecki, J . Lunger, D. Kirk. SECOND ROW: J . Reifsnyder, E. Sablosky, N. Allinson, L. Judge, L. Butera, K. Steinmetz. THIRD ROW: J. Turner, B. Sheppard, M. Bate, M. Leish, C. Smith, E. Hillman. FOURTH ROW: B. Sheppard, B. Sturm, S. Lefkoe, S. Olszewski. FIFTH ROW: L. McKelvey, B. Rensimer, N. McCorristin, B. Greene. . Turner, B. Ries, B. Racich. THIRD ROW: B. Hofman, R. Frederick, C. Monteleone, A. Pin- vars lty CIUbS ney. FOURTH ROW: S. Tygh, C. McGill, C. Leonard. FIFTH ROW: P. Whelan, M. Hanson, S. Stasak, M. Sheppard. SIXTH ROW: P. Salvati, D. Piacitelli, C. Pearson. SEVENTH , ROW: J. Hammond, B. Vishio. EIGHTH ROW: T. Eplett, D. Fair. NINTH ROW: E. Elanji- The P-W VaISIty Clubs undertook many DIO- an, K. Fischer, M. Daher, B. Tietjen. TENTH ROW: D. Ranch, J. Sweeney, H. Schutzbank, jects throughout the year. The girls, under the F. Furgiuele, B. Ciaccia. ELEVENTH ROW: G. Mushrush, D. Fisher, G. Mitchell, L. Palo. - - - - - - TWELFTH ROW: R. Clewell, D.Wi11iams, S.Landes. dlrectlon of MISS Wllhams and offlcers J anet Lunger, President, Diane Kirk, Vice-President, Kathy Pilecki, SecretaryHreasurer, and Mari- lyn Bate, attendance officer, raised money through candy and bake sales. The results of these efforts were donated to community fire victims. The boys, sponsored by Mr. Stofko were a hard working organization. This year, they sold T-shirts, which were used for everything from rags t0 hall passes, and sponsored the student- faculty basketball games. The students respon- sible for these successes were Craig Kern, Presi- dent, Dennis Fonta, Vice-President, Greg De- long, Secretary, and Jim Pletcher, Treasurer. Although these two clubs worked independ- ently, at the end of the year, their efforts were combined in the form of a picnic with good food, games, and fun. t 5 FIRST ROW: G. Delong, J. Fletcher, C. Kern, D. Fonte. SECOND ROW: J. Thompson, S. w Boyst Swimming When others think of skiing, our boys think of nothing but swimming. While the seasons may be reversed, the Boyst Swimming Team is right on the mark with an eight win, three loss record. Admirably led by Co-captains, Randy Frederick and Scott Thompson, the team made the most of its talent. The medley relay of Steve Tygh, Scott Thompson, Randy Frederick and Connell McGill went undefeated. Also, in the undefeated class were Steve Tygh, who broke a backstroke record everytime he swam, and Randy Frederick, our champion breaststroker. Combine Mike Czopts diving, John Allenson and Bob Hofman,s freestyling, Bob Foxts managing and P-W had another team to remember. As proof of P-Wts swim power, seven boys, Steve Tygh, Scott Thompson, Randy Frederick, Mark Hanson, Bob Hofman, Connell McGill, and diver . Mike Czop, qualified out of the toughest district in the ' 15$th Mr- K- Moms, Coach ML F. Griffin: AS- state for the Pennsylvania State Championships. . Sismnt coaCh' FIRST ROW: R. Frederick, S. Thompson, C. McGill, S. Tygh, J. Macallister. SECOND ROW: K..Beaty, M. Hanson, T. Dooling, F. McGoldrick, W. Palac. THIRD ROW: B. Hofman, B. Bums, D. Mount. FOURTH ROW: N. Boyd, S. Ladue, E. Malantonio, W. Casey, B. Kirk. FIFTH ROW: K. Malantonio, J. Keenan, D. Maclasky, D, Dewey, D. Farrier. SIXTH ROW: K. Morgan, M. Czop, B. Rosen, J. DiRusso, L. Cummings. UVOTPICTURED: J. Lapenta, J. Gershenfeld, J. Allenson, R. Fox, Manager, P. Foldes, Managerj .irlst Swimming FIRST ROWQM. Kirk, L. Johnson, D. Tippett, D. Kirk, A. Knerr, B. Sturm, D. Bennett. SECOND ROW: C. Helms, C. Matthes, C. McBride, D. Czop, J. Matthes, K. Mayfield, S. Novak, L. Hillman, K. Segal, J. Fabiani. THIRD ROW: S. Johnston, C. Knerr, S. Bull, C. Talley, J. Ogg, M. Kurawski, C. Resch, Miss M. Hagerty, Coach. tNOTPICTURED: R. Ross, N. Opel, R. Rhoads, J . Farrell, J . Hubeo. The girlst swim team, under the direction of their new coach, Miss Margaret Hagerty, had a very successful season this year, as in past years. The team finished with an excellent rec- ord of eight wins and one loss, which estab- lished the girls in second place in the Suburban ILeague. Highlights of the 1970-71 swimming season were the outstanding victories over two of the girlsT strongest opponents, Abington and Upper Dublin. Several new records were established during the course of the season by the freestyle relay composed of Joanne Farrell, Mimi Kirk, Sue Novak, and Diane Kirk; and by Debbie Czop in the 50 fly and 100 individual medley. Among the seniors participating on the team were Captain, Diane Kirk, Co-Captain, Andi Knerr, Robin Ross, and Janet Lunger. The coach and the entire team look forward to a fine season next year with many letter winners re- turning from the varsity and J .V. squads. Many promising swimmers are also coming from the junior high schools. Varsity, KNEELING: D. Mc Evoy, P. Whelan, H. Schutzbank, R. Clewell, G. Mitchell, T. Mitchell, J. Mancini. STANDING: J. Gardner, G. Hop- kins, C. Pearson, T. Eplett, G. Delong, T. Olsen, H. Jardin, D. Flocco, S. Rafetto, G. Beard, Mr. H. Stofko, Head Coach. Not pictured: Mr. T. Mc- Gowan, Assistant Coach, T. Homam . Junior Varsity, KNEELING: F. Binghams, T. Shirley, G. Etchison, J . Mucha, T. Canavan, R. Whelan, E. Hargadon. STANDING: Mr. J . Hovis, Coach, L. Morrison, J . DeFusco, J . Manning, L. McCorristin, S. Schlacter, D. Hennessey, S. Hale, R. Fink, J . Mederostek, Manag- er, B. Pace, Manager. i-n-umcn-rmwmm w Coach Henry Stofko produced another great basketball team at P- W this year. The team finished with a record of 19-2, second best in the Suburban I League, and third in the Delaware Valley. The only two losses came to the tough Norristown team. The Colonials blasted the remainder of their opposition and were certainly frustrated in their excellence for they werentt able to reach the Palestra for that shot at the State Championship. The dynamic trio of Greg Delong, Gary Mitchell, and Rick Clewell, all of whom started on the varsity squad as sophomores, did a tre- mendous job in bringing P-W itts great record. Greg led in rebound- ing, Gary in assists, and Rick in scoring. The other senior starter, Harvey Schutzbank, contributed greatly in scoring, rebounding, and defense. The only junior starter, Tom Mitchell, was a tremendous asset to the team in both shooting and defense. The team passed, dribbled, shot, played defense, and rebounded extremely well. It was definitely one of the most well-balanced teams in the state and in the history of P-W basketball. Something new came to the girls, basketball team this 1970-71 season, the five-player game. This was the first year that the girls used boysi rules, and they made the adjustment beautifully. The Varsity finished the season with a successful record of seven wins and two losses, while the Junior Varsity posted a season record of five wins and four loss- es. The team lost two heart-breaking games against Springfield and Upper Merion by a total of four points. This put the Colonials in a four-way tie for first place in the league. The girls were coached by Miss Patri- cia West and Mrs. Linda Smith and were Co-Captained by seniors Nancy McCorristin and Sharon Olszewski. Other seniors on the team were, Bar- bara Rensimer, Kris Smith, Joann Gil- lespie and Marnie Hoffman . This years most valuable player is Nancy McCorristin, who was the most outstanding girl on both offense and defense. wv Girls, Basketba Varsity, FIRST ROW: B. Rensimer, N. McConistin, S. Olszewski, C. Smith SECOND ROW: Miss P. West, Coach, M. Hoffman, J. Gillespie, S. Slater. THIRD ROW: L. Santangelo, J. Turner. e Junior Varsity, FIRST ROW: V. Bean, D. Hansell, C. Narciso, L. Hankel, C. Berlin, 0 Purcell, S. DeTuro. SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Smith, Coach, L. McKelvey, K. Albertso B. Winston, P. Bickel, B. Potter, C. Vetterlein, J . Mayne, Manager. Class of 1971 This yearis Senior class finally made it. They were 7541 in ,71. The elements which made up the class possessed the talents needed to meet each new challenge which was presented to them. The main goal of the officers and sponsors has been to reach out to those students who ordinarily were uninvolved in any class or extra-curricular activities and to draw these stu- dents into school functions. As one looks back at the past activi- ties of the class, such as the basketball game with the Harlem Diplomats, and the Junior Prom, and then at the activities of this year, one can see how the class has grown together, and functioned even better as time has passed. The officers, sponsors, and committee chairmen worked espe- cially hard throughout the winter of the 1970-71 school year to make certain that the end of their senior year was especially memorable. After Homecoming, the class sponsored no major activities until February when the Old Time Film Festival, star- ring W. C. Fields in ttNever Give A Sucker An Even Break, and ttWolfman7 with Lon Chaney, was held. Then, in March, All You Need Is Love7 premiered, starring over 150 seniors. May was a special month for everyone who attended the Banquet at the Covered Wagon, and then, ttCome Saturday Morning7 at the Westover Country Club. All of these activities in addition to Commencement, helped bring their high school life to a happy close. ,71 OFFICERS, KNEELING: Harvey Schutzbank, Vice-president; Ron Regan, President; Alan Berk, Vice-presiden STANDING: Joe Gambone, Treasurer; Mr. James Doyle, Sponsor; Bernadette Greene, Secretary; Mr. Thomas Madell Sponsor. tNot pictured: Miss Carol Bonow, SponsorJ Senior Committee Chairmen l f FIRST R0 W: M. Sheppard, N. Pollack, G. Delong, S. Thompson, M. Garshman, B. Frankenfield, A. Rosenburg, C. Goldblatt, A, Lepore. SECOND R0 W: N. Bond, P. Brown, S. Lefkoe, J . Hollander, B. Smith, M. Johns, G. Yost, Se Kessler, L. Taylor, G. Friend. Events like the Senior Prom, Dinner, and Production donlt ust happen. tlLittle details,, like rings, the class gift, mugs, and yuttons donlt take care of themselves. Someone has to devote jime and energy to get these things done. Under the leadership kf the above individuals, plans were made and carried out by the :hairmen themselves, and their committees. I All who attended the activities presented by the Senior class ,ihis year were certainly able to appreciate the fine job that was lone by the chairmen. Though they received little reward or iecognition for all their efforts, these class leaders were satisfied yith the knowledge that many people had enjoyed the fruits of gheir labor and that they had done a job. DIANE ELIZABETH ACOSTA 1st again . . . Jude-meetcha V2 way . . . Hit it! . . t Where Is Love? . . . ,member the Forge! u . . CC . . , Peachy Perry? Mr. Hts BC Va who,s a wdi? EULA MARIE ADAMS Wherets Deb with the info u u . Another one for Black Horse .t Retta, letts book . . . Scooby,s my man always . e . Eula 8c Jimi . . . April is Together. PATRICIA CAROL ADAMS Always Punctual .. Cream Dough- nuts, oh horrors u u u Shorthand expert . modeling . . . I cantt see a thing . . . Penn. tt70t, . . t Never is a long long time. J EFF HOWARD AIKEN The barn . . . The hill . . . Phidel .. . 0D. in the sky . . . 4th at Sweens . . . Mole . . . Mellen . . . Hooches Party in 0.0. .. , Quirps Meditation G.B.F.T.P. JAMES HARRY ALBERT Jim . . . J.H.A. the 31d? . . . math ses- sion tonite .. . deadly backhand and underhand serve 7:50 A.M.? .. . N.S. .. . Philmont t71 for What itts worth. MARY LOU ALDERFER Another Dutch! Far out! . . Lisa come today? ... Ed 8: Lee .. The Pedens . . . Calif. bound .. . Sch 01 Freak .. . W.B. . . . Ilove You . A . Itts been great. JANICE S. ALLEN Jan . . . GM mark of excellence . . . Val- ley Green . . . July 3, 1970 . . . Love is George. JOHN L. ALLENSON Whitemarsh rugby-undefeated Swimming team e . . likes gin . . . Beach Haven, Summer of t68t .. . IBM Home Ec. Grief does not last forever. NANCY L. ALLINSON We flipped . . . midnight trip to CC. . u . john on the lawn . . . x-s-hellions The deli waterpistols Jeagxllj; ditwmh . u Fm somber . . . rhit 104 JEROME ALLMAN Lounge Boy . . . Hustler . u . Miles . . . Idontt drink, ask Mark . e . Poll tion . . . Crazy Jane . . . Ilove chicks Class of 71, stayed the highest. WILLIAM H. AMAN MARIA ANN AMATO Did you see Marie? . . . t . Banana Trucks . . . ThaVsa ... Mey Mare! ... Keep it up Di . . . Love Can Make You Happy. . ttPsychiatr EDWARD ALFRED ANDERSEN VW is the car! . . If somebody doesn t step in and do something about the world, there won't be any left to prac- tice on! ERIC THEODORE ANDERSEN 28, Fords are great , . . Can,t you do anything right? . . . One of the Spring Mountain Skiers . . . VW s can run. ARLENE LOUISE ANDROKITES Wishful thinker . . . BS . ,. Help me! . , It all began at Camelback F11 call after school, Barb . , Endless Sat- urdays .. . Sue or Sue . .. C.H. Nurse. KAREN LEE ANSELM Kari . . S5-CR! . Love never gives up; its faith, hope and patience never fails . P8LS, CSB . . Love 15 Eternal 4I1U69 . Love Can Make You Happy. ROBERT W. ASH Ski Vermont . . Conshy U . . . Stitch . . Born To Be Wild . . Corvair Lives! . . . Hendriis forever . . . Hey Greek , . Springfield Girls. WILLIAM BALKIEWICZ Phyllis forever . . Little Red Truck . Back to CH8 gConshy boy .. . FTW HMost wonderful summer, Wildwood 70 .. . Four month jinx . . Love rules. TONI MARIA BAMBI Toni Icarftsee! W11hatazoo Rome1171 1 1 . A door in Wildwood? 1 1 . What a Honeydew! . . 1 Future nurse 1 . . 1Spot . . . Joan -1Ski-slope1 .. . GARY F. BARBATO O.C. Breakfast . 1 . Yea Lar, can I bor- row your car? . . . At Rick7s apartment, middle bedroom . 1 1 Meet at Inn 1 1 1 Certain Cheerleader L1D. J ONATHAN EDWARD BARCKLOW Jon .1 . Studious? .. . Logic prevails .1 . Blondieiw 1 . 1 Two heads are al- ways better than one 1 1 . 0 0 10 38 9 0 7 9 12 21 10 19 37. BARBARA ANN BARCLAY NMP 1 . . It all began at Camelback . . . Stat 1 . 1 Arlene, Ya there? BRR .. . SPRING MT. Backwards? . 1 . Go any- where! 1.. BS .11 Um, I hope .11 Vet, of course. ANDREA INA BARNETT Andi . 1 1 So what1s new kids 1 . 1 john on the lawn . . . Sheryl will you please lis- ten 1 . 1 Wendy stop worrying! 1 1 . July 4th 1 . . Certain parties 1 . . MLA. MICHAEL FRANCIS BARNETT The Princess Weight lifting Batman and Robin . . 1 Up Jackieis . . . Goldie and Karen . . . AMVJ. OTT WILLIAM BARROWS acey . Anyone see Da-kid 'OT . . . Spring Mt. or bust . . . Know t of French . . . Captain Kangaroo in :ks . . . 63 Cutlass conv . . . Be Cool. NATHAN GEORGE BARTLETT ET MARIE BASARA I n Oct. 24, 1968 Chicago at ristmas time .. Hey Peach! ls staring . . . Room 25-26 . . t Heen- ls Hole . . . Watermelon anyone? t . . MARILYN LOUISE BATE SOC Peg, whatls so sepcial about farm country? . . . Nibbles . . . Hanging around at Teg . Nice laugh . . . Lone- some nights . . . Trippin, t . . ESP; J OAN BARBARA BATTAGLIA JOHN . . . Nov. 8? , t tAfter the Prom? ... uCold Again ... tU.S. Navyl uOnly three more yearsl' . What a zoo! .. . Rome WP Toni-tBoatlsl . Hood . . . Math. TERRY ANN BEAN Laugher of the Year Award? . . . Bryn Mawr Nurse . . . Luv that Bac T! . . Hi! Peg-Beanie . t t Happiness is being .. t TTBUM . . . Salzburg in Iowa! Bl 24! 70. AGNES ANN BEDROSSIAN Barb, He,s Married? . . . Buff l . . San- dy, I canlt pull this boat by myself , . . Cris - Push and Pull . . . I wonlt go . . . 1H5 . .t 11Ml68. BARBARA BENYO HARRY RICHARD BERARDELLI I leave this school to all who learn; and may my spirit always burn The Immortal Bowling Club . . . The stren- uous Math Club matches. ALLEN EDWARD BERK ttI Wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self . . . Why was that so very difficult? . l . Hesse. LOUIS Js BERNARDINI COSMO DAMIAN BERTINO ttWith a little help from my friends - Sal, Ed, Andy, and Dennis. llColwell and Heavy Times. NANCY JACQUELINE BOND MSG I dontt think you like me anymore . . . 4th Foursome 1 . . Satur. day night dinners . . . Chez 1 , 1 Cyndi, where is Exit 6? . , . Pix , . . August 1, 1969. WILLIAM RIC HARD BONE Yvan Coumoyer . . . Flying Frenchman , . . Like hockey 1 . 1 Like pretty much Sunny and Forster . . . Wissahichen 70- 71 . . . Chartefs Chargers. J OANNE DAWN BONKOSKI D.P.A. , . . Bune duggy . 1 . Cindyts si- dekick 1., P.P.P.S .11 68 red V.W. .., Cold Duck . . . Connie, July 13th . . , argue much? . , . Cemeteryts . . 1 12-14- 68. DOMINIC JAY BONTEMPO Danuch 1 1 . Where did you hide my car? . . . Who me worry? . , . Sons of Italy . . 1 Recipient of the Golden Splinter Award . . t Whafs a Jaakko? RICHARD GUY BORISH Bird Man . . , Ten Years After Concert . . , Sleep at the Bend much . . . Apt. 44' . . . Happiness was a turtle . , . Middle Bedroom 1 . 1 Stu, hows the bathtub? SUSAN LYNN BOSCIA Arlene, what are you doing up there? .. . Itts our field, we,re bad! Angles! Flag 10 . , . viva la Roma! . . . Little Bosh . . . Ski lessons with Rex. DEBORA J EANNE BOWEN Thatts a joke? . . . Boe . . . Summers at the pool Flash? ALeo Camping Fall 170 . . . Made it, 12 down ang'four to go . 1 1 Seek and ye shall fin . LISA RAE BOYER BEATLES . . . Fun parties with Suz- ette 7th grade 8; Marylou Dreams Kathy 8: the car Absent? . . . Christopher Robin, Piglet SzBabyRoo . . . Get Back?7 WILLIAM T. BOZARTH CONNIE ANN BRAKEMAN Connie . . . Shortest of them all . . . . . . Motorcycles Boss . 1 . Hi! Adele Remember . . . Mall, Stores, Win Way, Body paint . . 1 Parties 1 . 1 GIRL? JANET BLALOCK JRH . 1 1 Stop at red lights Gwen . 1 . the shore for fried eggs and marsh lows 1, , A crewcut? .. . Ijust d1 know . . . Salad bowls . . . Nice toes. EILEEN ANN BREJCHA Chatty Cathy o . , Bonnie-dig it . , o My Soccer boys , . . DJC . . . Me late? Nev- er . . . Larry t . . Foreign born parents . . . What are you saleing . . . Clucking Hen . . . French-German. J OSEPH FRANK BROWN Joe t , o O.C. Weekends summer 70 2nd beach . t . The cops are still behind us!! ,,. Surf buml? ,.. Mustang 67 ... Yea, Igotlost againl! . . . K.O.D. MARGARET LOUISE BROWN SOC ,. . Mar, whatts so special about farm country? . . . Lonesome nights . o . Whatts a fig? t . o Well, thanks a lot . . body building food, Gin! SUSAN B. BUCHANAN Chicken out . t , Arlene you,re supposed to get off-traveling on skis-walking down the slope . . . Guard o . . Viva la Roma o o DO wanna go to typing. WILLIAM JOSEPH BULLOCK 71 .t . Softball champs . . . You sold Whose hat? t o t Need a ride . . o I think itts broke t , o Catcher . . . ROBERT SOUDER BURKLEY Sports! , o . The Phils will win the Pen- nant next year! . . o But I tell you Gen eral Lee did beat Grant at Appomattox , . . uAdvanced Physics? LINDA ANN BUTERA John . t . 411169 ., . Nibbles, Marilyn , t . uLove Can Make You Happy , , . Vallley Forge Jeanne, Party?! SqugRH , Cheers . . . Stick in the mud MARILYN LEE BYER Aug., 70 . t t Naturally, Joyce . , . Save the back seat! Ticklish? Not me! . . . Colorguard every other year . , o All things come to him who waits. CARL C. CABLE TOM J . CAHILL Ex-Chartefs Chargers ,. . Doug, are you sure you want to go to the shore? 66 TheClub Lengoupto Fraan . . o $36.00 . . , Nov 16, 1958. CAROL ANN H. CALCAGNI Pee-Wee t . 2nd lunch bunch . t 1 Diane, MaryAnn, and Sue1s sidekick , . t Mike Sept. 18, ,70 Marines West End Conshy . t . I made it! . , 1 Burger King . t . POD. BRIEN R. CALDWELL Julie .. . Feb. 14, 1969 Clancy Gimme that jacket 1 . . Gay Maid . . , A.K.A. Super horn Mansion House . t , Burger King . . . Marching Colonials. TRICK THOMAS CAL AHAN assy kid . Nice locker . . e Mr. Of- :er! .. . Come on Carl! . . . Indiana nts me . . . VW Bus-Power Plus! . . . herehs Joni e . . Tenor Saxes Forever. SAN CAMP ie . . . They were brothers . . . Life- ard with a dark tan .. . Jr. - one -mory . . . Take me highelm . . . Nov. , 1367 . . . Cherish . . . hooh childh . . . e ' I CAPARO ails ???4T113M . A . My other half . Hey Mo Steno records cklish? Not much Lunch? dy today . . . Slinky . . . How much? DIANE L. GARBONE Tammy . . . Italo Marano my guy forev- er ... What do ya say Hub? .e. How come youTre so cute . . . Jan. 13, 68 . . . Taurus 8L Scorpio . . . The Maker of the ear. MICHAEL ARTHUR CARLIN Chameleon . . . Eminence p Fin . . . Interplanetary . . Okapi . . . Panto- mime .. . Papaw .. . Revolt .. . Rho- dodendron . . . Seine . . . Thunderclap A . . Thwack . . . Vessel. MICHAEL J . CARVER As I graduate, I shall be filled with a plethora of joy, for I will have forlorned this vitreous institution Keep America Green 111 ELEANORE KIM ANN CASSEL Is there practice today . . . President of What? .. . Pt. Pleasant where? .. . 5 minutes . . h Pm not sleeping! . . . dairy what? . . . Home Ec . . . inventory . . h flowers. SUSAN DEE CASSEL KJL 3FGR 5-9-69 1414 . . e . O.C. Summer 8; Labor Day . . . CD 70 . . . Sundays at the . . . CSN . . . Love Peace 8: Happi- ness . . . Kevin. CARL RANDOLPH CASSIDY Basketball . . e Rugby . . . Advanced??? . . . The Hill . e e Firewater! e e e Never tried that before? Caught again!! Southern Pride Whats Happening? ROLAND ROBERT CECCONI Lil Italy . . . Atom-bomb . V . VW power . . . Hey Teto and Barney, howhs Jackies house e e e Vincehs AMVJ . . . The Band Inner Light Revived .. . Farfesa Hess ZOZ Me. DANIEL A. G. CHAVARRIA Hr Shrink ... . . . Calif AKHS Reject Momhs . . . Mario Geavonni .HSirivaE e .. DENNIS JAMES CHIPOLLINI West End Blues e . . Fort Washington . . . You drive . . . uHappiness is awarm gunh . . . Telephone pole . . . Summer Bummer, California . . . Gooisha Bear. GREG J OSEPH CHRIST C.B. . . . Hey Slugger . . . Yeh, I111 be there. ROBERT ANTHONY CIACCIA Superman! . 9 . Sons of Italy . . . Chart- efs Chargers 7 . . No. 67, guard . . . Did you ever lift weights - 9 Intellectual Idiot . . . Cabin 5412 . . 9170 . . 9 PLR. MARY ANN CICCHE'ITI GEORGE RICHARD CLEWELL Happiness is with Diane Many memories and more to come 7 e . Anyone Pavillion bound? . . . 0.0. on the rocks 69-70 Championship bound Palestra Fever. WARREN E. COHEN SANDRA LEA COOKE Kid Bill Jan. 16 Someday . . . 75? Love can make you happy . . . The Barn . . Sullivans Bridge .. . Shoes! . 3-Some Patch Place VW1s . . . Jule! ...Mc3. KENNETH COOPER KEVIN JAMES COOPER Paula forever . . . 6711769 . . . 66 Nova . . . Clarives I will . A . Macartney, want to go horseback riding . . . Wish I had my car back . A . Gotta go to work! JOANNE S. COSCIA J0 ... Black Horse girl ...F1at tire . .. At Zam . . . Weekends down the shore 42 blocks BonAiIe Carul, ifs a little late . . . Gables . . . Linda e Laol. MARIA EUGENIA COSCIA GenenRia . . . April 18, 1970 . . 1 Aunt Ria Madri gal TUWFI GHSPAV . .. 6We are the makers of music; we are the dream- ers of dreams? DEBRA LOUISE COSHIN Deb .. ,64 Falcon 7 T.M.D. 1Dike1 . . . been burnt lately? 9 . . Cycle rides . 1 . Peg, who broke the cot? . .1 The Cemetery . .9 The sassy one . . 9 Gypsy? CLEBER COSTA DE OLIVEIRA ALLGREG JOSEPHfCHRIST 1 11,12; PETER ANTHONY COSUMANO I think 111 iron my bells ,2 . You do drive good . . . T.N.U.C. 2 . . Lunch at RitaIs and Wallyis 2, . A new 71 Le- Mans, right! . . . The Sponge lives GEORGE DAVID CRESS WhatIs a gizzard? . . .Stanly I presume? 2 Massachusetts, Boston . . . Really Ken? Do I have any what? DEBORAH ELIZABETH CROSS Debbie , 2 . Jolly Road . . . Why me? 2 , . No! we arenIt twins .. . With a little help from my friends . . . Johnny Cross , Chief hostess . 2 2 Thelittle man. DENNIS WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Four Cylinder Pontiac . . 2 Ski nut . . . Why me? I hate feet L'ish- Kraut. ROBERT BRUCE CURRIER Atom bomb . . . Valley boy . . . Pudges is the best Hey Ron,whe1'e ya goin? PWYU. Shrimp. Wallenpau- pack the place and skiing the race . . 2 Me! DENISE MARIE CUSHING Love, Joy, Peace in New Hampshire . . . Lili Bits Hey, toots! Dynamic Duo . . . 24 hours from now . . . Mischief . . New England Girls .. . 9I15I68 .2 Hank. LUENA ANN DACHINO NC forever 1 , , Sidewalk by car? . . . 5 min. are up . . . What Dashshund . , . 24 on the floor 1 . . BSS . . . Gwynned Mer- cy Teacher . . . Tinsel teeth . . 1 Spring Mt. MICHAEL BERNARD DAHER Little Bird 1 . , Chartefs Chargers . . . Kidd! . .. Hot Rambler Lebanese Mike . . . Nice nose Robin . B , Thursday night at Canadensis . . , Uncle Mike. DENISE E. DANIELS Connie-here comes Old Bald Top! . . , LSLM . B 1 Silent Partner 1 . . Talk about poverty! Hector St But 1 I didn1t go through it. JAMES ALAN DANIELS Come on Cleber .,. Underdog ... Somebody get another table 1 , . let1s rent a truck Tom 1H.HJ read what? . . . My cat committed suicide. CAROLA YVONNE DAVENPORT Just say Yvonne OK? 1 , . What did you say his name was? . . . Understanding . Follow your heart . . . To Mom, with love . . . Everybody is a star. CHARLEMAGNE DAVIDSON Charlie? . . . What time is it? . . . Rich who next? .. . Airline all the way .. . El, wait for me . o . Apartment? 1 . . Car before license? . B 1 Texas bound. LUENA ANN DACHINO ; ?Club, 10,11 12; AFS 10,11; ETA, 11,12; French, 10,11 rgiMICHAEL BERNARD DAHE IANE: LYNN DEFRANCESCO B.Spamsh Clu AFS 11,12; moms MICHAEL 12mm Studelgg 2091111011,, 10.; DANIEL MARTINDIEHL AN HONYJ DIFELICE x PETEB.D1PASQUALE ,1 - ,WmtergTrack 1 11 Wrestlmg, 12 X a . ,r' 3 .UL LAWRENCE DAVIS Malibu tU.S.A.-D . . . Work much! Tonyts American! . 7 . Rita forever 7 Summer of 70 .. 7 10711X69 ... W72 . . . Skip 7th scholar? ANE LYNN DEFRANCESCO ain 370 Bueno Who was ing at the airport? . . . greatest jokes 7 7:20 at Grandview . . . My phone . . . . Deb, whots waterbasin? ycok. 7 ' ON ANN DELANEY . Forever . . . 3717770 . . . Love Can t.e you Happy . 7 . quiet and shy . . 7 im Champ? Pm tired oh 1! . . 7 I finally made it! . college MONICA EVA DELITSCH Whatever turns you on 7 7 7 Kath, don,t worry, think about 73 . 7 . Nina, howts Mr. D.?-Dennis-7 Clif-7 . . . ths got the flag? . . . VW 7 . . Germany 688: 73. MARK PAUL DELLA PORTA Della Hey Jim, wanna bet? 7 . SSEPF winners 7. Forrest The matador 7 7 7 3rd floor cop . . . Nice car. GREG DELONG Hank 7 . . Tom 7 . 7 Thanks for every- thing: wetre number 2 7 7 7 OCR. and M.A.M., both are out-a-sight 7 . . Good Luck 7 7 7 Mary. SANDRA LOUISE DELP Delpy . 7 . Now who do you like? xyz 7 7 7 How,s the bakery? . . 7 ttRemember when! 77 7 I8zP-riding .7 . O.C.N.J. t69 . . . KA in Haddon Heights . . . 7th peri- period library. LOUIS S. DESIMONE Lovie .7 Wilmer Ave. Gang Hi Linda . 7 . ttSo whafs new?7 . . 7 61 Ford . . . ttThe Bomb7 7 . 7 Football at Walt,s in the rain . . . Summefs for me. THOMAS MICHAEL DEUBER Dyker 63 Chevy 7. SS 350 U.S.A.1 . . 7 D.L.C. 7 .7 Scholar? PATRICIA ANN DIANA Dede 77. Bept at 00 7 . 7 Statey .. 7 LP 7 . 7 Your headlights are blinking 77 . Barbtsmall party Sweet Baby James 7.7 Bev your welcome .77 3 ,tarded heads. DANIEL MARTIN DIEHL God bless the Pep Boys tRobbie, Chip and Erniw 7 . . Jimmy tthot ra on R0. denra .7 . Stewart, Marshmallow puppies, and Mr. Woo tWOOOOOO7 7 7 . Amen. PETE S. DI PASQUALE 7Y0 Trotter you jerk! . 7. How tbout the big red flash and footprints in the snow .. About size 15! .7 . Donnelly Dashers Let7s go skating ttWhere? LOIS ANN DI PROSPERO TtWestbound No. 9 .. e These eyese together , t t Duge, Coming With us? . . . Rapper . . . Fve been hurt e . n Tech n , t Pe , stop tripping! 25 miles 115KB. DOMENIC DI SANTO JAMES ANTHONY DONATO Jim, not James . . . Math or Sports . . e Need a loop, Jack! . , . 58 in one day , . . The Dude owes me money t . . 16 . n . Long ride home t . . 76FPE. STEVEN ALAN DRAGON S.A.D. M.E.L. .. nWherets my articles? n , n Tri-base t5 at onceT e . . ttPufftT .,. H.N.G. H. MHOTM ... Thanx T. P . . . tTWherets my ride'W . . . State Champs. NELSON EDWARD DUDDE Are you from Sweden?? t . e Say some- thing in French-Spanish too! The We Try Harder Boys - Finally a win- ning season . . . TTSSFPET winners. MARIANNE MARIE DUGAS Libra . , . Commercial-Art . n n Yeah, Pll be there Lois . , . ttYeah Evie he7s pretty cool J.M. Meditation, easy going, shy . . . SteppingWolf, modeling. LORANCE EASON 0.0. 70 .t e A real bummer n . . Sandy who? . . . There,s nothing like married life . . . Clean up this room . n . Any gigs gogiiht Den? t . . Robert F. who? MARGARET MARY ECKERT Peggy! Now how you gonna act Kabbie! W.C. . , . ConnughyTown Girl forever .t . Worst that could happen . .V ReRe! Awright . , , Together I madeit. DANIEL CRAIG ECKHARD Ann . . . 0.C. nites . . . Tennis anyone? . . . Pm igorant? . t . The walls are melt- ing . . . White rabbit . . . You here for the day? , . . See ya at 10, Ed. EDWARD KARL ELANJIAN But Mr. Johnston, I don,t want to . . ,. My special C Oct. 3, 1969 . .. K it off youguys! . . o Beep! Bridge? . . . At last, ith over. JOHN L. ELLAM J OHN THOMAS EPLETT 111 Call me Tom . . The Roach lives Long Beach Fuzz vs. 100,3 Spitfire Chartefs Chargers , t Two Tran one summer Chem? Canadensis?! LOIS ANNIE R01,,P,E,ao DOMENICvDI SANTO 9 JASPER DI SANT JAMES'ANTHONY DONATO Milesto'eS es an, 11,12; Mu Alp T ta, 1 S ,cer,i0, 11,12 - ,- MARIANNE MARIE DUGAS LORANCE EASON ,, erLPromCommLChairman, MARGARET AR EckERT ; DANIEL CRAIGECKHARD :Tenhis,--EIo,II,12;:LBow11ng; Memoriescm CHRISTINE ANNE ERICKSON 6 into 1 won t go .My pocket s on fire 1Ag S you push, Ill pull Old man in the trailer camp. The pole . 10 min. lecture on Civil Rights CHARLES ETCHISON Johnny Apple . . 1 Bolo 1 . . Groghead . 1 Alias Kim . 1 1 CH. one of the Fish Truck Gang 1 1 . Right on brother. ROSLYN LORRAINE ETHERIDGE Roz 8WU67 - L.S.D. Ouija, anyone? . . . AKESNA? . . . lst floor battle . . 1 Luvs orange , . . Rambler . . . Taurus? . . 1 Beware! us Scorpios sting . Niobe. RICHARD FRANCIS FAGAN Finally made it! . . 1 Hey Jim, remem- ber April 6 1969? . .Malt Liquor and my stomach don t mix. Mimi forever 1Rotten weekends at H. E. S. DAVID GEORGE FAIR Moony 1 . . Charteris Chargers 1 , , Hip . . Bud is king . ,1 Mairs . ,1 Private Road . . . Bummer 1 . . Whirlpool . . . MLW 1 . . Right on . 1 , Baseball . . 1 You comin Mairs? SUSAN J . FALCO Sue 1 , Jan.10,1969-DAR1C0000 The potted plants are happy. Check- -minus 1 , But Mr. Coletta . 1 . Colorado . . 1 We stand upon the beach of love. PAUL FARBER PATRICIA ANN FEDAK The feedback . . . Wehicly . . . Black Horse girl . . . Duster girl . . let,s go up Petds . . . Pat the Pollock . . . Gino s . big talker . . . tech. DIANNE ELIZABETH FEDDE Taffeta Gyllene Lycka Cd , IMC spy .. Thurs Mel Music Math IU Sharpps . . Jill Gunn 68-69 . . . Oh so tired . . . SUSAN DEBORAH FELDMAN Green eyes , . Gretch, Guess what! Fm so excited , . . 4th foursome Edsel , . AC 70 Derock . . . S. Philly Mafia . . . Hey, Ives . . . Ughee Bob . . cycles , , Chinatown . . . RBS. JEFFREY DAVID FENDT Ocean City Breakdown . . Gli- ders??? , R8LR Period Insult to your intelligence . . . N.S., . . , Lit- tleAl . . . Crazy l!!! EVELYN JANE FIELDS Evie , . Strawberry Fields Forever , . . Hector St. . . Kiddie City . . . New Do .,. Hey Duge, do you know J.M. ... Pm the only girl? . . . Tech. Q; PATRICIA ANN FED NEST J . FIORILLO sis 1 . 1 9:36 Friday night . . , Wetve y Just Begun . . . Where We going to ch today Peg? . . . Will you take it y . . 1 Follow that bus. LRL DAVID FISCHER other joke Greg! O.C. Surfing mmer 70 1. , Former Charteris arger . , . Whats a Diffenderfer? 1 . . Mile Relay . , . Fletcher drives slow. LIAN GEORGE FISHER shin fenders is my job, want to buy fie stuff? 1 . . Always great . . . Tom eed. DANIEL THOMAS FISHER 71 Wrestling . , 1 138 1 1 . Mr. Smooth . . . Bill, hows your foot . . 1 Moony, whats that? 1 . . Hey Buddy . . 1 Bud is king . 1 , You just think youire nice , , . 71. KENNETH D. FLEMING Pm Ken , . . Larry who? . , . Madrigals 1 . , Its a bad day Mr. Reilley 1 1 1 Letis play tennis! . . . One more year! . . 1 John 3 and I Corinthians 13. LAWRENCE WILLIAM FLEMING No, weire triplets! . . 1 Chess is strategy not mathematics Grammar can help! . . 1 O, taste and see that the Lord is good . . . 153418 . . . Happy life? 119 PETER J . FOLDES DENNIS JAMES FONTE SONS of ITALYu Charters Chargers uI dontt believe it, wheres my equipmentlwt 1 , 1 Grapple much July 26, 1970 STOP POLLUTION! DENNISA FOULKE Denny Markts Barracuda, Gi- nos, and The Hotel ,. 1 The nights at the Mall and the Park . . . The Haunted House . 1 . Whafs up Fish? . , , Mark. ROBERT E. FOX Was this supposed to be turned in two weeks ago? 1 . , Studying? Whats that? . . 1 How about some scuba diving this weekend. THERESA ANNE FRANGIOSA I made it! .. . Anita, don1t start'1 .. How,s your honey Sharon? . . , Little Tee? . . 1 Sue, buy me this 1 1 1 AZ, You depressed? KAREN SUE FRANKEL . Lunch trips . 1 . Math brain!! 1 . 1 Gail, where1s Spring Mountain? 1 .1 Vail in the summer 1 . 1 Sunbeams are great if you like to go 45 . , 1 Mexico City. BRUCE SMITH FRANKENFIELD HGrant us brotherhood not only for this day but for all years e a brotherhood not of words but of acts and needsf, Stephen V. Benet. WAYNE L. FREAS Woody , . . Fat Albert . t . Volkswagen . 2nd Ave., Ocean City .. . Super Bug. WARREN FRANCIS FREDERICK A friend is the most precious discovery of all . . . Spurrlows , . . My little Dum-Dum . t t Counseler? . t , Beth or Bethe . . . Shds a good sophomore. JAMES SCOTT FREED Hot-dog 1 over . , , Penn State . . t Fu- ture lawyer me 5:30 A.M. H, JGJ ..t ttAre you a spy for the German depart- ment, Jimfw . t . Track . t . Hockey Pro? Are you kidding? RHONEE JEAN FRIED It,s pronounced . . . May Nellie rest in peace . . t Bueno! Espafia t70 . . . 4th foursome . t . L.B.I. e Exit 6 . t . Tsk- 01y t . t Rob the leader . H P., J. and? GAYLE SUSAN FRIEND C.R. ... Are you one of us? ... What lamppost, Ginny? . . t They are climb- ing in the windows, Barb! . . t Therets been some time between us . . . FRANCIS DAVID FURGIUELE J OSEPH R. GAMBONE Frank u. . Phi Delt The Hill Joe Friday night basketball . Juby . . . Barn . . . Joe, look out for that Springfield . . . Whitemarsh Rats . tum!!! . . . Tennis player?? . . . OM. Rome . t . Parties , . . Frank drives 51 ,. . Scoogie . . . Germany t. . Ho AVIVAM. FURMAN MGNT t t. Barn. MARYANN DORIS FUSCHETTO Wheres Tammy . . . Hey mom, I made it . . . ttBlack Horse . . t Drives a Cad- dy ... 2nd lunch bunch ... P.0.D. H. Carol, go this way . . . It,s been fun. RONALD DAVID GAMZA tt60 seconds . . . I love you gypsy wo an Mars, Guy Catmans, L Tech. Schoolts number 0 electrician. RICHARD GANGWISCH JAMES HENRY GARDNER Jay i , . Parties , , . Hey Diane, what do you think? . . , Hey wife . . , After UM i . i Barn . . . Whitemarsh Rats i . . Half can Joe i . i Frank our driving . . . The card. MITCHELL BRUCE GARSHMAN Yes, Iim only 16! .. . When Fm done with my football career, I think Iill be a doctor Sports? Programs? I don,t know the first thing about it. BARBARA A. GERMANO Happiness is M.J.P. , , . Elaine, let,s go down Maple St. .i i Colwell Lane . . . Welder . . . Michael . , . Love Camaros . . . Eileen, where,s your dungs. NANCY E. GESSNER KARLA H. GILDEIN Itis with a itK !! ... Arby,s .. to help me find a pair of shoes? Fascination Deb. . Want , . . Mr. . . . That was a real funny, J OANNE PATRICIA GILLESPIE Joanne , . . Hey Barb, you got the car? . . , What is it? . , . Whatis wrong this time Schmit? i . , How do you figure . . CgeSCk-minus H . Twins . . . Whips i. E . RAMONDE DENISE GINKIEWICZ Rae . . . Great Colonial Football Team .StopsignswithFM Art C Too many guys .,. Scorpio ... EKMJ . , . Lions storms A A , Nature . . . Love . . . You. COLIN GOFF Squid eating dough 1n the polyethylene bag IS fast and bulbous . 1The mas- cara snakef But then again maybe not . . A Hog. BARBARA RUTH GOLDBECK Ag,hiswife? .25and26 .Sam here goes spacegirl . , . Secret parties? A 6 into 1 won1t go ... C.C. cake ..1 Ft. Wash., Funny noises .. . Goosha Bear. ALAN A. GOLDBLATT A real scholar . . . An old carnie . . . Truck Gang Mall Gang MJBJLA ... and sometimes BS .,. Peaches in Germ , . , Yamaha , , . 4 Ft. pole vaulter. CRAIG JEFFREY GOLDBLATT 1am the master of my fate . . A 1am the captain of my soul. WENDY ELLEN GOLDNER Social cig A , , Sher D letDS go shopping 1 e The Three Muskateers t sisters? . .Andi D the boys! e..Ju1y 4th 1.. Pizza , . . G.T. .. My salesg'irl . . . I111 dxive-always. RAMONDE DENISD GINKIEWICZ U ?Spamsh Club, 0 . :COLINTGOW ,1 ,, WENDY ELLEN GOLDNER ': L Fr hiCl b FTA'LHomeroom Tre Ls; TownLCner Typist EELLSDSAN JANE GOUGHARY GirLlsf Chorus, 10 11 112; MastLer Singers, 10 L'L'KALTHY GRABOWSKI A , , r- A A , SpaniSh Club 10; AFS 11; Ars Medlca, L L THOMAS RAYMOND GRAF JR Tennis; SkiL Llub. ,1; -, CDYSTAL YVONNE GRAHAM RRY ALLEN GOODSON ;ie Rm. 65 GC surfer JEC Mr. Miller per. 4 JP ,hful . , . Clutch . e . Florida e . , Hot . , e Miss Zainery, what a class. kRY ANNETTE GORDON bin Joy,s Grad. party , . . How- .Hall . . . Sundays e .. June 6th ..e ... Biggie L.O.C. Club .,. Barb, llkilled it . , , Sex talks at the lunch r e. EL SONNY GORDON NEIL GOREN SUSAN JANE GOUGHARY Sam PT Kennedy 82 Barn Firehouse George .. Summer of 70 , . , What time is it? . . . JDM ... PG .H Silver Stallion .,, Miles Park. KATHY GRABOWSKI Karen wherehs my milk? Joanne donde lo esta? e . . Rain . . . MRXPB . . . Live each day as if your life had just begun. THOMAS RAYMOND GRAF JR. Ski Vermont e . . LBI surfing 3 stitches e . . Andy, wanta take a trip down 0.0. H . Be at the Inn ,.. Who you going with . . , Love that juice . e . Sparema. CRYSTAL YVONNE GRAHAM Crystal right-on! . . , Taurus Digit! e e . Beauty on duty! . , , Ricky no. I luv . . . Hey Sis! Hey Bro! power to ya!! . . . Elm St. is together! . . , Grog-on yall. DANIEL C. GRAHAM SHARON ANN GRAY SAG H . The sun did it .H Summer 1970 e , . Ah-GH , , . Love Can Make You Happy . . . J.G.-could be . . . Drive- in movies?? . . . Wife of Bath , . . IVs been real. IZETTA GREENE Have you seen Barry? . . . All for West Conshy Right'on The Black Ford rides again . . . Ride on e e . I sure love Fat Boy halias, Barry Fields! DIANA JOAN GREENDAY Di . . , F11 get to a Sig Eg party Leaner! .., BC. .He,s a man .H Sea Isle's lifeguardes are better! Can I have a ride? . . . Sun . , . Waves . . . SFLA. I BERNADE'ITE RENEE GREENE Thanks Miss West . . . Barbizon Model . . Roz, what should I do? , . . A Leo and a Taurus? . . The Trio: M., V., B. . . . Norristown affiliated? . . HLW. J EFFREY ROBERT GWIN Hair? . My Cheri . . . Ex Lounge Boy Karen Corvairs . . . Work much? Parties..A4102.HYes... O.C. . . . Saturday night talks? . . . Kid. THOMAS SCO'I'F HAIG J.B.W. May 16, 1970 ,. 3rd St.O.C. . . Blue and yellow bug-36 H.P. . . . HOW,S Wendy, Doug? Nice C.C. Season! ROBERT GRAHAM HALE Lake George, N.Y. . . 10 fun vacations . . Work at Camp Yomechas . . Ying Yang . What is a Mu Alpha Theta? . . Water Skiing. H. DOUGLAS HALL PhiDelt ..TheHil1 .. AlK ... Lake Whitney . . . Maulek another please .. Track...Rugby...HeySween... IgDH . . Pve skied the best slopes . . . D. JOHN A. HAMMOND April 1, 1969 . . . April Fools Day must be good luck . . A Dad we got run off the road, stop laughing Linda . . . The Club. JILL ELIZABETH HAMPSON 2001-the beginning . . Belmont Pla- teau . . . Bowling . . . deux Bonni amies . . . 1 cool cat . . . Grass is green and coke is better . Peace and love THOMAS HASAPES forever. MICHAEL THOMAS HATFIELD BARBARA NEALL HANSON One of Stella,s boys . . . Sneaky P . . . Conshy boy7SI . . . Tech draw' . . . Suttcliffe Park Hangout gang. FLORENCE ANNE HECK How can you possibly fit three years of memories in 135 spaces. MADELON HARRIS ?BERNADETTE RENEE GREEN E , , 10 Basketball,- 11,12;C1ass THOMAS ?:Cl'oss Country, 12 10,11,12 DEBRA ANN HEINS I don,t think that1s very funny . . 1 Ann, you kopy-kat . . . Nice Aerial 1 . . Ineed a drink of water . . 1 Therds bats in this hotel . 1 . 151 . . . Hot chocolate. J OHN J OSEPH HELENIAK Jack . . . Plymouth Fire Co . 1 , Mansion House Connaughtown Sunday morning coffee 1 . . Pepperoni pizza , . . gily 65 Tempest , . 1 Midnight Fires . . 1 G. ANNE LORRAINE HENNESSEY M.M. But so well 10H Howis your wheel barrow? . . . Skate- board Gottcha More Today Than Yesterday yeah again kopy-kat . . . DED. LORE'ITA DENISE HERBERT iiRettaE . . 1 One more for Black Horse . . Hey Deb, Freebes'? , 1 1 K of P 269 . Still Jeffing? Right on! 1 .1 IVS on you Eula 1 . . Luv speed racer E.L. LYNNE ELLEN HERITAGE Lynne . . Mr. Hartzler 3 Boy Club Judi 3 driving- oh no! . Don, what 5 next? . NS. Penn State-maybe? . Rolb hLove Can Make You Happy. STEPHEN WILLIAM HERITAGE PhiPs greatest photog Mini-Tank V-Dub rules the road . . 1 H.F.C. Stat.f:'2 P.F.C.? Photo man, click, 48x5! Rm. 67 . 1 . Me teach . 1 . Rob- n . . o. PATRICIA EVELYN HESS If you smile at me I will understand, because that 1s something everybody everywhere does in the same language. DONALD J . HINE Anna ... 12X24l69 ... Howls Bowels, Bob? l , . Whatls with the bug, Fish . . . Whats going on at Whiteyls, Charlie . Anna, August 1971. ROBERT ALLEN HIPP Right-on l . Flyers fan . . Twin Pines retreat . . Charger . , .Not badlooking for an aardvark dewoww Newwww. PEGGY ANNE HITNER Piano . . . Organ . . . tlLatinll scholarll . Watch out for Wilky, Barb Beanie, Fm still waiting for that bottle of Tab! 1 . . Remember, April 26, 1970. CATHERINE ANN HOFFMAN Double trouble Greylock-its only bug juice . . . LBI Karen . . . Summer of 70 iCFDl ... Our gang ... Ew, what is it? H. diet much . . . Big eyes . . . Rolb. MARION ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Marnie , . . Double trouble . . . Whatls it now Smit? . 1 . Greylock-itls only bug juice . . . Ew, what is it? , , . Marnie,s mob . . . Youlre kiddinl . . . Pretty hair. 10,11,125 LZK LAWRENCE HOFFMAN tally is Mark, but they all call me ie . . . Yeah, but the Band won . . t e the chinks . . t How about us? . . . t-on! D WILSON HOFFMAN Valley boy Big Six s to the hospital t , . A Marching nial A.K.A. But it runs for a six . t t Flyers fan . , , Good, ver. RESA CHRISTINE HOJNACKI 1 wk? . . . Who looks like a poodle e? . . . KC and JTJKDMELC . . . ahicki or Haqnocker Today is eginning of the rest of you: life. CATHARINE JULIA HOLLANDER Julie . . . Made in Holland . t . 3 some H . Hey gang . ,. KFMSGDJGSN-I tried them all Shorty, help! Tears H . June 25 .. . What Bill? ., . Smile! LOUISE JUDITH HORNBERGER Judi . ,. Oct. 8, 1969 . . , Riverts Edge . t t uSome Velvet Morning . , t Wissa- hickon . . . Cindy, what light!? . . . Boy, you,re dumb! Wudt ya say? T.P.L. RICHARD HOUSSELL ELAINE HUDSON KENNETH C. HUGUENIN Pugh . . . GOP , t , Baptist boys . . . The Volks is still running t t . Middle MCCC bound t t . Ice Cream man. LINDA J OANN HUNSICKER Linnie Nobody drown, please Not Hunsinger t .. Mt. escapades . .. skied into any trees? , . . Ctmon Cath you can do it! .., ttLet it be me .,. Smile! JOHN HART TOLAND IVES Yesterdayts News . . . Just perfect . t . Schmidts of Andorra . . . spoO liaG t . . Then God created the Whopper , . t What7s a Miquon? t? sips ttOMn- JOHN PATRICK JACQUOT MICHAEL JACQUOT ADOLPH ANTHONY PHILIP J AGER Hey Buddy-pool-cardseanytime! . 2 Band, No. 1 tuba? . . . Ski Vermont 2 u . PCofCH Fellowship U.P. retreat! VW help Hifriendbye never. HOWARD WILLIAM JARDEN Prince Valiant e , . Who needs a haircut . , , They say you are divine - change my water into Wine . . . Shaefer jingle . u u Iwas framed u . u Burn the Bird. MARIA ELAINE JOHNS Ihll keep our MEMORIES e M New Hope, van, police? . . . Red RallySport . e e I Forgot, Isabel e e . L.I. Summers Linda .., Rome 771 H. CINDYhS ... IDMLCJMRDRKJ . LEANOR SUSAN JUDGE Tennis instructor . . . Skiing-with a ski bum u u u Ya, youhll make it to a Sigep party, Diane! . . . Meet me in Aspen . e . Latin Lovers. HELEN ELIZABETH KANE 2Dolly Colwell girl Who,s Spark? u . . August 22, 71 . . . Pll hang up! Kennedy transfer . e o 7211 lunch hreak . . . Who gets up from 7.3 . . . Hello Deniss. MARGARET ANN KAUFMANN peggy . . 2 one red rose . . 2 summer in paw paw . . . s.r.-ski jumps! . . . Villano- va sunday nights 2 u . piglet, Christopher robin . , u love-understand-help! MARGARET J EANETTE KAVETSKI Peggy . , . Spastic . . e dimples . . . Sue, it takes leather balls to play rugby! . . . Sprechen Sie Deutch? . e 2 Danny Mac Donald . . . Marniehs mob e e . 2K ! SUSAN LEIGH KEELER Life is to be fortified by many friend- ships . . . To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence . . , Sydney Smith. J OHN J OSEPH KEENAN W.G.S.C. Bum What X-country team? . e , you bummer! H . Clucking hens . . . 2-mile what2s that? . . . PW sports. MICHAEL J . W. KELLY Kel Mike Machinegun VW . .. The Percolator .u . mm 0' ote Wiley what do you mean no c participation H 2 Throw the nati banana. WILLIAM J OSEPH KELLY Kell 550hevy Pud KG Room 23 . . . Touche . . . Conshy . , 2 Tech School . . . Third Lunch 2Y0 Don you back yet. MARGARET A. KENWORTHY Peggy . . . Westbound No. 9 . . . Ta Homes . . . Paul forever . . . Up the der to the roof . e . 0h! where,s Ron Tech choke Lois S met 69. MADALYN KAY KERLING J.S. Forever . , e April 28 e . e Maddie . . . well make it! . . . 111 be there . . . Barb, what wire? Truck lover Jimmyes green eyed lady , e e Scooch. CRAIG W. KERN Chums , e . At the colony , , , Ekoms . . Charteres Chargers ... Capen Crunch . e , Shiek e e . 34th Street . . . Cabin 12 . , . 43 . , e Bear . , e Superman e..WGBIA,..IH1. SUSAN KESSLER Danny MacDonald . . e KIDNAPPED . . . Peg, it takes leather balls to play rugby . . e Sprechen Sie Deutch? , . e trippine Smile No Nooky- N00ky!! MICHAEL JOSEPH KESZCZYK Salvation Air Force drummer e e . yo Koz . . . Canned Heat . . . and don,t for- get to boogie . . . Tech School . . . Rog- er,s drums . . . e63 Buick . . . Marching Colonials. ANN MARIE KE'ITELLS Librarians, Favorite . . . Hey Cuz, how do we get out of this one? . , . June 20 e , , Member of CC undershirt club! . . . Rain much at 00?! . . . Sunnybrook. CONNIE KEVLOCK STEPHANIE KILPATRICK Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things . . . 1 Corinthians 12;7. ELLIOT W. KING DIANE TERESA KIRK Pray , . . V.P.-SFLA8:LOC 4 . . LUCUS LUNGER vs KASUS QUIRP . . . Silent Body Laugh- SM Crazy 11All- 1115 Bean 8; fruit- Freed 8: Chas OM Keep it as a momentum. ANDREA HAVENS KNERR Andi .. Pray 8: don t cry, Diane The barn the hill 81. Andorra . 1 Little 11A 8: Big uD1 . ,..LOC 8: SFLA- 1115 . . . Ski much? Cold feet! . . . Smokes like a fish . . . OM! , . . Champ. JACK KOMOROWSKI Mall Boy. JIM MARTIN KONIEWICZ Corvaifs never die-just burn up Meep meep . , . Humper. STEPHANIE KILPATRICK aak-FPA,-11 V'AFS, 10,12; SW :11 ng, Varsity, 10, am 11 Club, 10,11, L 11,12; Mu Alpha Thev BORAH EILEEN KOONS M .. 1 Hold me, thrill me, kiss me Lin watch that car! . . . An acciden- rabbit . . . Pm hungry? . . . I found a on Colwell Lane, March 20, 1970 Green star. NE ANN KOPPER CHAEL JOSEPH KORKUS gat1s happenin dudes? . t , ths Vin a gig tonight? . . . Meet you at the 1 . . . Like man those Kenrick girls outta sight . . . Party at Riche1s . , . ARLENE MARIE KOSH Hi .0 . hammer! .. 0 Hey bra! . . . Mike 1 ,. 810 3rd St., 0.C. .1 . Sheryl, leave the panty hose alone 7 . . Oh, Pm nau- seous! ...July 4, 1970 . t , M.J.C. MARY ELIZABETH KOSTIUK MBK . , . happiness is J.C. t . 7 AH GH , . . Judy, will you come with me? e . . Wildwood 769 ... J.C. 8: the new tones t , . MBK 8; JC 3721768 always. KAREN SUE KOUTSOUROS Sun,n the fun . t . Long 8L winding road , . . Midnight trip to OC . . . john on the lawn t . . High hopes! I.I.O.A. trips! . . . Sure you can stay! . , . The box. 131 MICHAEL MATTHEW KOZAK Salvation Air Force Bass-player Hey Kez Fender amps LeVs have practice 7 . , Ten Years After. SANDRA RUTH KRILL What is synchromesh, Larry? . . . Heen- an,s Hole . . t Apts. 25 8: 26 .. . 55th St. .1 . Dinners at Pagands .0 7 Ag, why don,t we ride the boat instead , . . L.E. ROY MICHAEL KROKER NESIMHSZT . . . TIG SE SAKOOT SMENEYFA t t t Involved With it . . . Moose MCG QTP ESP... DMZ MC QTL RMA XYZ. CHARLES F. KULAK Strange ,. . P.I.D. 1H M.I.T.? Right 7 . . Another stale banana . . , Wom . . . Big dead . . . 7Fudged results . t . F- MA . . . NS . . t What1s the testlike? THEODORE EDWARD KULL 7Jethro .. . Sue? 8-9 only 7. . Hey 7Scuba Duba7 , . . Yo Tom I hear yotfre having a party, oops? , . . OCMW can1t wait! College bound . . . BEVERLY ANN KUNTZ Dave e- March 20, 1970 . ,. BETP at CC. H t 3 1tarded heads N . Renny 8: Davets contest . . . Shapp,s gab sessions My headlights are blinking - Thanks Pat. MARLENE KURJCK SUZETTE MICHELE KURTZ . S.M.K. .. . 3 . . . Germany H . Austrla . t . Switzerland . . , 201bs. . . . Jane, 1,11 tell ya . t . Strange Bedfellows? . , , No more French . . . Faces , ,. Just water . o o MCCC?? ANDY KUSTIN uAll the world,s a stage, and all the men and women merely players . . . and one man in his time plays many parts. uWHS. KEVIN K. KUYKENDALL MARGARET IRENE KYLER Hey Cous, take care of the red pillow ... I made it in 13 years ,.. See you girls in July at the Boards . , . So long everybody , . . Green bomb. BARBARA ANN LABRIOLA UBarbie . . . ttWoosterW? . . . ttRocky , o o Lemy sticks . . . ttbig eyes o o . Lin- da . . . Itts not that Ym short, itts just that you are tall . . . uEileenh! MATTHEW PATRICK LACEY ttMouse . A.H. Sprites run Don,t eat at Calico, Ann 8: Debbie . . . OC ttlrish power . , , Ski Club . . . Col- lege bound , . . Sat. night at Edts . o . WALTER STEVE LACEY California or bust, Irish, HD-XLCH t . . LORENA FLAVIA LANDUCCI Some days you think maybe you know everything o some days you think maybe you know nothing o some days you dontt even know who you are . . . 1ve. X DAVID GLENN LASHIN Me? study? Cars Music Legs . , , t57 to Mini Porsche . cumnoonekinunnerstandawayitalk? School Fun Friends Memories. J OSEPH ARTHUR LASHINGER Glen Campbell . , . Cat o , . Ski bum Honda 750 ,. . Football-farmer b0 BigEdin306OC Abitni . . . Chartefs Chargers . . . Set meu SHERYL FAITH LASTICK Oh Pm nauseous .. . Gail, toget huh? ... Wen, go to sleep Andi :food shortage . o . Barb - Fr. fort Ave. 5 8a sick t . . John on the I . o . Pisces. Dramaplubf, 10 JOSEPH JOHN LAWLER AKA 1, , Salvation what? 1. , Keith still has my amp 1 . , MKBB . . . C Ver- due . . . SL?? . , , Drink after the game ...Flam,..Wa1k out?1.. See how you like it. MARY ELLEN LAWLOR Melon . . . Prez of SFLA 1 . , LaSalle 1 memories and mixers . . . 6 into 1 . . . JB Macarthur Park . . . Penn Aries . . 1 Beans , 1 . be original, Chuck . . 1 Fred 8: Chas. MICHAEL THOMAS LEES Snookie My little captain Spring Mill Ave , , . Jerimiah . , , Vibra- to wa-wa . . . Cancelled be-in 1 1 . The Rebel Gibson special Foxy Lady. BRIAN N. LEFF No. 1 lock picker, Rm. 301 Seren- dipity Cypress Gardens, here I come. SUSAN LEFKOE SOC . . . Barb, Pm not one of you , , . 1115 , . . Hanging around at Teg ,1 . Nibbles LOC T82VCIub Trippin, . . 1 Spring 769 . . , Bill, Pm not clumsy. MARGARET ANNE LEISH Pegge , 1 . There1s something I1ve been meaning to tell ya . . . CFC .. , How about a game of wallball? 1 1 1 Abington 1 . . Apri112, 1969 1 , . 88 , . . Skiing. STEPHEN ANDREW LEITZ There 5 nothing wrong with the engine, that s the duel exhaust .Honest Sal, i'didnk start the fire . . Fairlane . . , lZ. WILLIAM MICHAEL LEMON Imadeit Sandi Jan. 16 Kid . MC3 ... t1The Tank ... Thom McAn . . . The barn . . 1 we both have off Fri. night 1 . 1 VWiS . . . Jul where1s San . 1 1 Sullivanis bridge? RALPH LENDI KAREN ELIZABETH LENER Kathy, have a glass of milk. Poo- cat .Allergic to Algebra . . F.1'an, don t we analyze everything . Meet you in the OR. . . . James Blaise. TINA M. LEODORA CHARLES THOMAS LEONARD Chuck .1 , P.W. Grappler 1. . Wanna bet? 1 . . Cigars . . 1 Canit, gotta work . Rugby . . , Haircut 1 . . Somethingis in my eye . . . Party? . . . Hideaway , . . Friends. my Club,11 DITH ANN LEPERA . H1,11 Be There 1 1. .AH GH .. Mary th, not again . Wildwood i169 . SLJ Mary Beth Stop! The Vs red. ,O'IT CAMERON LEPLEY ng Beach Island 1n summer . . .Per- L-t wave .Worst mogul sheet 1ce. yards to the 2nd green . 11What IS ong with a 22 foot ceiling? LBERT LEPORE hoppo . 1 Sons of Italy1 ..SS396 s , . . Jan5 Roma1Play much tball? 1 LLLGrappler . 1 Patty, 0k out, Barbis on the warpath D MARK GERAD LESHER Bemple . 1 1 Lawman . , . Jerome .. . Kid ... Sue ..1 Girl no fig 11. Never tombstone Fig Maroco stink . . . Nhoter 1 . . Partys Stick 1 1 . Wish I Was a Bem- drinks . . . letters 1 1 . at VC . . 1 ple Do. JOANN LEVIN uIf it be now, ,tis not to come; it it be not to come, it will be now; it it be not now yet it will come: the readiness is all . Letbei, .1. WHS. ROBERT ANDREW LEVY To find in the wishes of ones own heart the principle for his conduct towards others is the method of true virtue. RICHARD JOSEPH LEWIS HCommere- Blondie Playing Rug- by I came from Kenrick1 The above picture is brought to you by the Rick- Lewis society iicartoonist. i, PATRICIA J . LIEDIKE Pier 1 Imports . . Nat s the big OFF of 71 Hey Banana! you re a real wood- en banana 1 . Mexico wow! Banana thanks for letting me in 1 , 1 7-Gerbe1'. CONSTANCE M. LINDSEY Connie . . . Born to be wild , . . Yo Gail, whatis a CS?1.Lets get rolling , 1 1 Thurs. nites .1 Purple bus? Jo- Anne, July 13 Denise, who,s Tyrone? WILLIAM A. LINDSEY Hey Mayor! . . . Navy or Army bound . 1 . Washington Fire Company. LYDIA LOSEW Aint nothing like the real thing1 Tommy D my gu.y Oh my G0d1 10131170 The devil did it Never made it a double. .Buzz . . . Charge. ANIT A L. LOUGHERY ALL. I can,t go to the game today . . . Pm babysitting, letis go to Kiddy City OH . Consumer Ed. again. ROBIN JANICE LOVEJOY Ricky Shy One ..t 3FGR .A. Sip this . . , Dechart Rd. parties t. . Sun- days on the farm . . . Gawk at the stars .. . Ma and Pa,s t . . Look out for the bears. DOUGLAS S. LOWERY He,s only one of the Conshy boys t . t uPW is all right, but Conshy High was betterii . . . PM see you all later. CAROLYN ESTHER LUBER Frank . . . Ya Scooch. . . Turtles , t . The shore t . . 8T22T69 . . . Future hair- dresser ... Hey, Gomery .., C+C .H Tech t. . Flat tires .. . N.E. Philly,s F.R.M. JANET LYNN LUNGER Sec. of SFLA .. . Juby ,. . Ernie, are you up there? . . . An EPFS shaker . . . Kasus vs Lucus Lunger . . . Member of Log, . . . The Brady Bunch . . t GVD . . . m. KATHRYN MACFARLANE Kate . . . Steve A . . . Kelly,s woman .. . IVs alright t . . Did you do your Chem homework? . . t Steve,s coming home this weekend i . . Steve A Steve R, Steve. VIRGINIA MACKLIN SOC . . . Beach Haven t , . giggles , . . Did you see the lamppost Gayle? . . . body-building food, Peg! . . i Juju bees ...T+VC1ub . . . atimeforus. 136 RONALD J OSEPH MACRINA ttLast of the Conshy boys . . . Greg, hows your garage!! . . . Burger King 179 . t . Macrinais Taxi Service . . . Yo Rat, Idid it again . . . an M.T. THOMAS MALC I am possessed by spirits who bestowed on me the DESTINY . . . There is noth- ing else . . . Man is killing me, I will escape t . . Who has hidden the key? MARC H. MANDELBLA'I'I' ttIf a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. S.C.R.W.P.W. . . . Life. CHARLES MARCHESE CATHERINE ROSE MARINO No Pm not Irish . . . Thats not my Valerie . . . P11 learn to park betwe cars someday Ever try to c GTN. PK.? Donit . . . Fencing. LAURA CECILIA MARTIN Itts spelled CElL . . . Sifting Sand Clicking? . . . This isn,t the girls I Wil? Del?! Jose, Miguel, the scarecrow . , . Itis cool. LOUIS WEBSTER MASON Itis been a great 4 years . Canada . i , Before there was none, and after me thereill be none . . i This is your Capt. speaking; my band is great. SCOTT DOUGLAS MASON Little guys canit do anything . . . 825- 0219 thinicrust .. . Clarion Who La- Salle? . i . 'Littie Corporal . i , Pretty cute LZ . . . 95v103vChris? TOM M. MASON Wait run . . . Leechum . . . Finally out . , , Seldomly . . . Oh yeah . . . eye het 2 . . . leev butt i . . Sluuge . . . Few shoes are picked , Bass. CAROL ANN MASTERNAK Room 304 .. . Media and Mr. Sel 4. . Vive Ch. Az . . . Le Jour de Langues ,, . Paris i . , Beunas Tardes, como estas , . . lunchlunatic . , . Buy a. DEBORAH LYNN MATIS Deb . . , Belle of the band . i . Threeis a crowd? i . . JoAnn, just relax . . . UW'IO . , , Itis only bugiuice , . . Picnics and a cake . i . Happiness is George! IFIIIICHOLAS GEORGE MCCARRON George . . i July 3, 1970 . . . That certain senior girl i . . Janice who ,. . Love is Jan . . . Valley Green i , . Hector Street . , . Fourth of July i . . Tech School. JOHN H. MCCORMICK Tech School boy . , . . Mr. Mitchell 1 . . 62 Chevy. NANCY MARIE MCCORRISTIN Feet SFLA Auto Mechanics Brady Bunch . i . Ernie, are you up there . . . Yeah Jan, my emergency brakeis off . , , Are they mytires? OM Ohwell OC forever '. MICHAEL F. MCDERMOTT BRUCE MCDONALD CONNELL JOSEPH MCGILL Phi Delt . , , Uncle KenEs Men . ., P11 fight yous . . . 0C summer 70 . . . Som- ber . . . The Hill . i . Skiing forever fi- nally . , . Vermont . . i Inn. DAVID BRUCE MCGU'IGAN 66 Dodge . , 1 One of these days . . . A Valley boy , . . My 4 on the floor Cadil- lac . i i How,s good ole Jane today? i . , Orange and a isoft'D pretzel. Pr 11:06 In JQHN H MCCORMIGK ARIE MCCORRISTIN Spanish Club, 1 Lacrossie, 10,11; Vai' ity Club 1112 ' - , MICHAEL F. MCDERMOTT ' BRUCE MCDOJNALDJ ' CONNELL JOSEPH MC GILE i 2 Swimming, 10,11,12; Water P010, 10; Ski Club, 10 11,12; Concert Choir 10; Sophomore Picinic Comm, Jr Class Christmas 06mm, H6mec6ming Comm., Float Comm. ,1 Spa shClub 10 L ediba, 12;;Se'- 1 12' German Soccer, Capt; Wmter Socket, LINDA EVE MnLER-zz - LINDA JANE M L C6ncert Band,' . Production Coming REW G. MCKEE kends at 0C 0 t 0 Mushroom skiing ermont L.T.J. .. Hunting 8L ing trips t . . Hey man, whatts hap- in,? . , . Any Gigs? . . . See ya at the V t , Snag. 0 ANN MARIE MCKENNA s talk in study, Donna t . . Janet, is light best? . . 0 Cape Cod boys , . . h, a U-turn on the turnpike? . . . ono Summers t , . U.N.H. FE E. MCMULLEN ka . . t Hey Shar-push cars much Skip . , . Engaged . t t Dirt roads , t . a beautiful morning . t . Memories memo, itts me Skip SFLA praska. ROBERT STEPHEN MCNAMARA MAC 0 . , Crazy . , . Marywood Park , t 0 Always straight likes to cut gTass , t t A member of Dr. Wallts fan club 0 . t Without Friday Nighfs Pd die. PAUL MCQUIRNS DEBRA JEANNE MEDER Debbie . . . Are you kidding me? ,. . Mary, guess who called me last night .t t Jimmy and Linda fight? Nice nose Theresa , . . 2nd period study hall. FREDERICK NORMAN MEGAHAN 1H Rick,notFred JAO May10... BD Ht0215 AKA 4. . oboes make it . . . Caldwell,s After Dark . , . Chevrolet . . . MKBB . , . see how you like it! JOHN A. MELASECCA Hey did anybody see the Burner . . . A member of Dr. Wallts fan club . . . Hey Billy, bring that duece out . , t Franco the burner . o t Malajusted. KERRY JO MEYER Kid .. 0 Whatts a Water Basin, Deb? , . . tongue . , . Oct. 5 . t . Yourts wasn7t too hot either, Wendy! . t e White roses . t . 1000 memories. DAVE J . MILLER Soccer 7541 sport . . . Pele all the way . t . Buzzard . . . The lone piper , t . Hens- march My 3 loves My ball, shoes and the babbling hen . . . Love B.W. ,.. Peace. LINDA EVE MILLER Linn , . . Anthony . ,. 10 men .V. 1-18- 69 ,. . Louts .. . Jayne, letts go down the corner 0 0 . New Yeafs Eve t69 . . , AS. 8: L.M. 8-6-70 . .. PS. 8; J.F. LINDA JANE MILLER Mr. Hermann0s ttstudy halln Nice nickname! . t , Do I hear a bird? ,. . Hey Linda, why did you steal my name? . . . Linda J . SUSAN J OAN MILLER TS June, 1970 Cherish USN Illl Be There! l. . Why me? ..A Highfield l . l Summer 1970 . l . Fourth period, Data Processing . . , Yo Steven- son,Imadeit! , . . Peace. GARY H. MITCHELL DMP forever . . . I made it t . l Only 4 more years to go t , , Summer of 70 with Donna . . . What time is practice? . . . Impossible Dream Me too Sunny. JANE MOFFETT lTinally made itll . . . One of Hazells crew ... New Orleans ...Hurry up .H So what! . . . Chambermaid . . l What time is it? t . , Peace. 'BETH W. MOLYNEUX Incense and mushrooms . . l Louann, why canlt you make a U-turn on the turnpike? . , . Wendy, are we on the curb again? . . l Got it Donna? . . . O.C. CHARLES J OSEPH MONTELEONE Fingers . l . Charterls Charger . . . Puer- to Rico Chico . , . ll55ll Center . l . Can- adensas cabin 11 , l . Didn't run much l..L.P . . t 52569. CHARLENE MONTGOMERY FRANK RICKY MORGAN Bevls man . . Hand off or else! Brother Rick . . . Rap on brother rap . l . lil wiibo Conshy Lodge! . t . S . . . Jive the Caucasians. DEAN WILLIAM MOORE gBoss . . l Soul man . . , Loves all girls . l l Hi to the boss, power to the people, an hey ylall, stop that jeffing. MARY THERESE MOORE SHIRLEY ESTHER MORGAN Partial to birds t . l Villanova fan . . . Right on fluffy l . . Iainlt evenlying Summer of 68 Winter of '72 Hey Cuz llPiscesl7 Wallyls Nance, youlre going the wrong way l . . I beeped my horn, but it wouldnlt move. ORA W. MOORE Thatls me - soul sister . . . Black is the only thing she lacks . . . I think hels fine l. , Hey Crystal l. . llBSUl, .. , How did you keep Benson for 3 years? New Chucks? Maybe things ' change . . . Everybody is a star. LEROY O. MOSHER Ca-hog! t . l Ca-hog . . . VWh 3rd G .l . Kid! .. . Kid with the gam? Definitely can drive , . . SpeaI-chuc l . . Conceited much? SHiRI EY ESTHERM R ;Blasketaall 10,11 12-9Lac PAULA AN N MOSS Kevin, Love is a memory time cannot kill, a cherished tune, an affectionate gaze, a silence that trembles but fills the heart with love. RONALD DEE MOUSER I finally made it . . . Craig want to play football? Brenda stay sweet what if I am from Missouri? . . l May peace be with all my friends. MICHAEL J OSEPH MURPHY Crickets . l . Plymouth road . . . and a car named tlToadK7 J OEY JOHNNY MUSCARELLA 327 62 Chevy .. . Black Horse is still alive l Y . Rose and me forever , l . Duck . eyeball Y . , Down by the ocean . . , Linda and Jimmy all the way . Y Y wow. LINDA C. NAPOLITANO Jimmyls forever . l . Our day will come . . . The Hotel Y . . Where to Denny . . . The nights at the Mall . . , LAOL l Y l Deb, look at Theresals nose .. Y The park. HARRY G. NEVE Had lots of fun .. . Carla .. . Mopar, turn up the radio Y , . Marywood Park, itls been a long time comin Y , l Meet you at Ritals lunch . . . Hey Mike! Y . . Goodbye PW. PATRICIA ANNE NEVE ths gullible? H , 507 ,1 . But, 11ve known her all my life! . , , The Hotel , , . Pangakes again, Linda . . . Diane, room 507 . DANIEL NELSON NEWHARD No, I still don1t believe this is no. 12 . . . Yeah HarleyTS forever Stopped much .. . How,s Bulldog, Rick ? H 1 Moe's best friend . . . Ca1if.bound. STEPHEN JOSEPH NEWMAN Nubbin 1 , 1 KateTS big bother . , , 53 Stingray . . . 101d Chevies never die1 . . Always did dig Molly Brown. JANET A. NICKELS G.D. Trail Blazer Foxhunts How ,.. Showfever .H Joker ,.. Summer 1970 . 1 . Barb, we1ll always be friends . . . Trees 81 M.st are danger- ous O.K. MARK DAVID NOAR Herr Doktor . 1 . Give yem hell , , . Only 42 miles! . . . CanFs man . . . Arbore- tuming; Rompin thru th1 swamp! Toldja it was Bill! , . . GretcHs brother; Babe. EDWARD THOMAS NOVAK Ed . , , Tennis anyone . . . The wall is melting . . , L.L.A . . . Woodstock , . . Flandefs fun ., , CO H , 10 01clock, DanH-PIIA Hey there! , 1 . Love ya, Wissy 1 . PATRICIA ANNE NEVE FNA, 11,1 ?French Club .1: Proofread Town Crier 12 ANIEL NELSON NEWHARD 'Ptes.,10,11,12;Wor1d Affairs Coundl 11, 125:1Forensic So- 1 H0110 Soc, 11, 12, Student P01: 7 JAKKO KULLERVO 0311151111 3'31; Soccer;j,12; World Affairs 011111,:21-2; AFS, 12 ' ROBERT JQSEPH 6MAR NICHOLAS A ORTINO , Ski 0111b; Agustic Leader Slubf. , : VICTOR ALAN OSTROFF Spanish Club, 11,12; Drama Club 12; Sr Productlon: uAlpha Theta 11; Bowlmg C1ub GARYPHILIPO'ITEY ' , MarchmgBandgl ,1-112 'BASTIAN JOSEPH NUZZO I . . . JoAnn t . . Somebody write him ook , . . Who brought that kid? . , . e fache t . . Mackintosh . t . What 5? t. . Where,s Betzwood? .. t Yo If t t . Funge. UREEN E. OtBRIEN . . . Don,t turn on the lights . t . JB B ... Rididida .t. Oh! ... hgllp . , , Boss nonsense notes , . . snalls? Memorial Weekend 70 .. t Steno Y UDONNELL ROBERT WILLIAM OECHSLE VICTOR THOMAS OHLSON Luke t t , Little green bomb . . . Cedar Heights no. 1 . . t How tall are you? . , . Love that summer time . . t Bunch of freaks . . . Have an accident yet? JAAKKO KULLERVO OJANPERA From Finland to P-W, it was easy , t . From Finnish into English, good grief! t , , When I will be in Finland again, I will remember you. 143 CARL HAROLD OLSON The awarets life dies , t . The ignorantts death lives . . . Only the answerlessness survives . . . Goodbye. JOE CHARLES OLSZEWSKI Chink , . . Snake in the grass , t . Now that was a fluke t . Football after school , . . Golf in summer t . , Sleeping in French . , t No soap radio. SHARON LORRAINE OLSZEWSKI Duck t . . Dirt roads . , t Dunkin Dough- boy H , Steve h how about tonight? . , . Jane - 1,11 get out to push . t t Th bodyh t . . Wine . t t Sexy bugger . , , Goph . t . SJF. ROBERT JOSEPH OMAR Robert J. Omar ttOmaf, t , , Industrial . . . Tech t machine shop. VICTOR ALAN OSTROFF '70 Camaro t , . Civ livers . . . How about it Big Red? , t t I was thinking on this line . V t Z.F. . . . I said to myself selfI said . . . 6-7-70 . t . R.S. GARY PHILIP OTTEY Sunday t . . Football t . , Tank t t t Band' ,H The MCAA Club ..t Future ,,. Mabe. ROBIN LYNN PACHELLA JMW .t t Norris St .. t love Joe-CID: remember New Hope H . 4 flats .. t Lydia t . . never made the double . . . Mose 8: Holmes . . . summer of ,69 , . . Mustangs . . . Wilson. LEE M. PALO Leo Mushroom! ...Apt. M4 ... loved that camp . . . favorite lab part- ner .. . where to now? .. t tranquil peace. PAUL PALUSZKA WENDY SUE PATTERS 0N It,s been a long 12 years . . . ttThe Hap- py Years ? . . .' I like Maude Adams . . . Hi! WhaUs happening? . . . look you in de eye ,n say nothin . . . oh dear e oh my. MARK EDWARD PAUL To make the grade with anything or anybody . . . future tech t . . sitting on top of the world . . . success one day I hope. RONALD LESTER PAULINE Pudgie None of these days ttechh . , . DP 70-71 . . . football . t t P11 be down in 5 minutes t . . tcudat . . . snap goes the wire t . . Pogo . . . fut? CARL RICHARD PEARSON C.P. . , . Chartefs Chargers , t . MUSH at right endeu. Varsity Club Thanks, Mr. Morris . . . Hey Palo PW basketball and baseball history. STAN R. PEARSON Stan the man . . . Tech school A t . room 23 . . . go ahead now Conshy boy . t t F- 85 Olds t . . leaving early? . . . so what! ... C.H.S. ... get it Homes ... finally made it. SYLVIA LINDA PEICE Sunshine . . . Stoney . . t Joe Cocker . . t Mom, got any trip food? . . . almost out my hair . . . stoned eyes t . . we have got to get it altogether. 144 FRANK J OSEPH PELLEGRIN Franco, Maureen! hot running 61: miggeetown boy . . . Blackhorse to . . . were no. 1 . . . paradise any- time . . . burner . . . right on. J OHN PERGOLESE DONNA MARIE PERONI Don V . . Louann, we have to talk . . . but my eyes aren,t THAT big! t . t soup,n 0.C. . . . Paris 70 t . t got it Beth little Bumblebee Lynne, what next? DEBRA JUL PERRY Debbi ,. . member of 0.0. Undershirt Club . , commercials .. V.F. M.A. . DD. 8: J .. games ,. Ursinus re- treat car rides ... lunch , Future?!? BARBARA ANNE PETERSON uPetite! . . what?! . . tennis anyone? . . . Mme. Treasurer . geo-centric . . laser . . . whistle . . click mord , what fools these mortals beD JAMES DOUGLAS PIACITELLI 34thSt .. atthePark . EKOMS . . IH , . . Green Hornet . . Chineses bear . , . WGBIA . . . where s the wife? , . ex-Chartefs Charger . . GDE . . Mrs. P . . . 9A4. EDMUND PIENKOS gA'Iv'I-ILEEN J OYCE PILECKI ye. AL B. PINNEY Crash . . Chartefs Chargers, 53, cabin 7H2 .,. Homecoming .. . 34 st., do a hundred, G.P., crazy fast , MVNDY, V.G., EKOMS Heavy! Labor Day , . spaced. MICHAEL J OHN PIOTROWSKI Barb1s Boy . 1 , Maple Street 1 . , Mam . 66 Goat .. , Elaine Buddy ,. . 3 Paisano Barbara 8a Michael Tech welder . , , Rabbit , . , The last of Joe Candome Mem1s. SANDRA MARIE PIZZICO Rated X lunch table . . . Cozy stall . . . Howdie, 0.0. 1970 . . , Which boy this week Sandie? 1 . . Who me .. cut school? . . . Tears ofa Clown . . . Cindy, How1s? CINDY JEAN PIZZURRO J.E.L. . ,. Bune duggy . . . Joann1s si- dekick . . . Cold Duck . . . Zig Zag . 1 . Cemeteries , 1 . Cozy stall , . , Rated X lunch table 1 , , Rob, 4 flats 1 . . 110ff11 1 San, how1s? JAMES JOHN FLETCHER Pletch .,, Ekoms .,. 34th St .,, WGTBLA 76 . Charter 3 Charg- ers Cape May Caper IH. Chinese Bear . . . Cabin 12. .At the park . . , MMBC. NEIL E. POLLOCK GEORGE WASHINGTON POTTS VW kid Peggy , . Whole bunches , . When is the next rally? . . , Be your- self and do what you want! , , . EVIL .,,Bad,..Cheap,..Dumb...Down War 8: Hate! MICHAEL JOHNPIOTROWSKIi-r :Spirit-Cdmmi: AFS; GHFL; FBLA; 611x113 JEAN 13122111131 0 ', Sprit'Comm-i; AFS: SHFD: FBLAJ Football: 10 arsity'; 1 ;;12; Homeroom 11118115., 10; Wres-y :- ng, 10; Class Vicepres ,;11 ,VarsatyC b11111 Treas, 12 E ASHINGTON POTTS 1 Winter Track,10; Dance Band,10;Spring -Track,10, 11,121, ncert Bang, 10;: 1 BEBORAH ANN PRICE ., olo; athlayerstylo 11, 1:11 Tow11 Cne 10,11 1, nus! .ORAHANNPRICE bie . 1U27X69 J.C.C. ... Feb WYOII O.C.III I70 . . , Finally Gotit...Iknow Boonugee bites . . I Ooh baby baby A certain party . . . NoRmovies . . . ter in Roma . . . The End. iNE MARIE PROCACCINO n e Together . . . 57 St. . . . No hitch mg . . . JSLD-The Catskills . . . 2001- evelation e A New Scene . . . Green 55 St Hobbits . . . 9I19I70 .. . JMK Good bye PW! AIR J OSEPHINE PUDLINSKI l the canary please by quiet . . . Pier .., Iggy ... Bulbous I . I IILook How are you? , . . I haven,t seen you long time! JAMES W. PUDLINSKI SHARON ANN PURCELL Jimmy SIC I70 Jill,s PJ 3FGR Oct. 72? 12I23I67 Zonk Hop 12I3I68 Dunes, Factory . . I Spunky . . . Pickin I . . Ar- boraetum , . . JK poison. DEBBIE G. RABIN IIRabbiW . . . Rec Hall . . . Byrd . . . L- N-T . . . I promise . . . Beth, join the crowd .I , Nancy, weIre back I . I 12I23I67 I . . ILSMT, 12I6I69 .. . Show- ers .IB.C.I..A.St. WILLIAM BARRY RACICH Rat .I . One of the Conshy boys . . . Small but mi hty I , I 95 lb. Colonial Grapp er . . . aptain . . . Hey Chuck, letIs play rugby Summers at Wildwood. WALTER RAUSCHER Pictures anyone ,I . V-Dub I . . WhoIs Dr. Wall I . . Capital ItPII . . , WhereIs your camera? BILL B. REAGOR Who,s Paul Smith? You need snowshoes? Chemizzzztry Pri- mian0,s all purpose Salve! . . . Off to the woods! . . I Trig class, ariot. ISABEL JULIE REDNER IIAlors, adieu. Tu nIoublies rien? CIest bien. Va-T,en.n , . . Geraldy. RONALD JAMES REGAN I know, I know, the Gov! . . tIBad for imageII ,.. Chicago . I . O.C. 70 , . . The Hill Morethan3 MLPres Amazing I . , College bound I . I A.M.K. THOMAS D. REID Rallye, this week . , . How,s the cuda? . . . Altoona this year? . I . ths Paul Smith? Mt. Snow for the day KNEISSLS . . I All mopars run. CAROL DIANE REIFF JE tlaime weasal i . . Gas stations and volkswagons . i . STP nuit . , . July 26, 1970 . i . Pat,s sidekick . . . Rated X lunch table . . i Cozy stall . . . RTR, AAF. J EANNE REIFSNYDER 9H4 . i i The deli . . . Nanc, yduyhmaa! waterpistols x-s-hellion . wctatn, Barb rhit Linda, party?! Joy, delight, peace ideas! JAMES F. REILLY Reil . . . Where we goinl tonight? . . . itWatch it, watch it! Dove races in the VW . . . Summer at Mead- owlands . . . Bowl muchiw . . . ttLuck . . . with CT. BARB JEAN RENSIMER Who has a Razor Blade? .. . EW .. What is it . . . Big schmiel , . . der frito bandito .. What crust .i . Whatis it this time Smit i . . Teg-trippin-prunes. ELAYNE J . RHOADS Bananas! . . . I am in the heart of god, free the sun of joy is within . Mexican vivke ondas A i . Today is the first day of the rest of my life. BARBARA ANNE RHODES My Georgie i i January 16, 1970 . . . Hey, Cind, how bout a blind date? . . . Love keeps out the cold . . . Welve only just begun . . . to live. BARRY CRAIG RIES nDonnellyis DegeneratesH i . . 5:30 A.M. With J.G.J. . i . itGilbertds Grin- goes Yo Harry, whats a Moose? . . . short cut down Miles Road. WILLIAM RIGGS Hi Guys . . . Bobby What happened to Pud . . i make mine Chevy . i . where we going for lunch . i . Ifinally made it. CINDY LU RIGLER But it is my natural hair color! What blind date? . . . Roxborough . . . the pool . . . Save the pie . . . flat tires Whatis Miquon? Judi, boy youlre dumb! . . . November 1 , . i MC. I GERALD RINEER JIM EDWARD ROBERTS THOMAS DAVID ROBERTS Conshy Boy ttPW is all right, r Conshy High was betterii SPCA is a nice place to work, b wouldnit like to live there . . . LSHARCN ANN 300,? K VIRGINIA E. ROBINE'I'I'E , Frank Forevef H- 0- L- Weekend trips to Conn STSTSTSA . .Slow Gin time will tell. JOHN ANTHONY ROMANO Liquid plumber . . . 2 miles Wide . . . Om Romano-Kirk: ping pong match . , , Tuna keep it in the family Up against the wall .1 1 I donSt own any buses. JOSEPH ROMANO Conshy, Conshy, Conshy, Conshy, Con- shy, Conshy, Conshy, Conshy, Conshy, Conshy, Lunch 7 . , 1 Haircut? 1 1 . What butter? ROBERT GEORGE ROMANO SS 3961.. Shyone. MARIA ANN ROMANOSKI SRia School flag Marching Colonials 0.0. 70 Debbie where,s daddy? EvelynSs daughter . Is it really June 171 11 . Evelyn I madeit. SHARON ANN ROOP Tommy S forever .. 1 Sept. 8, 1968, Wrona-Cadillac .1 . 8126170 - With- this-ring I-found-my-happiness- Tommy Me-fight, never Your father. FRANCES ELLEN ROSE One runs the risk of weeping a little, if one lets himself be tamed. However, tender thoughts, a classic, sweeten each tiny little tear. ROBYN SUE ROSEN Ray,s till eternity 1 . 1 5116170 . . . Young Judea . 1 , Alliyah? . . . Israel or bust . Shalom. AIAN MARC ROSENBERG 2When a man points a finger at some- one else, he should remember that four of his fingers are pointing at himself. ROBIN ANN ROSS Sagittarius ,, beans 8x fruit. OM thepole 11 6int01wontgo G.F.R.R. 2 Spectrum . . .5 miles . , . the MAZE 1.. S.F.L.A. . .1 L.O.C. 111 Barn . .. Foxy Lady . . . F.N. TRACEY LOU RUDDER Hey, Mr. Sene, can I get a drink of wa- terO.C.i70..1DaKid1..Iimnot in L.O.C. and 12111 glad Ron, my house isn1t a hotel. STEVE WILLIAM RUDOLPH 2Hemi-dart72 . . 1 P.K., ski jump? . . . Spinas for breakfast Sharon, how about tonight? . . . Sue, letis do it in my locker . . . Frog is in the IMC. olomal 31331: 10;: 11 12; Milestone, 12; ,3Jri: 8; Sr Prom roduction; AFS, :10; Student acyultyf BARTON SACKS the price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less. e Eld- ridge Cleaver EN GRACE RYKAC ZEWSKI v, Toots! .4 . GS... . . . qudy u - ELIZABETH LOUISE SADLER VT moments e . e anJl - , - 511113159I -.- - Libra . . . sun worship . . . PC . . e THE E e - , Tommy! u WMy dreams Wlth MAZE . . . 6 into 1 wonht go , . . SFLA hseagulls fly out of reach out of cry. . . e GFRR e Spectrum , . e yo ho e . . 5 h miles . . . raining daisies . . . catch the LEEN FRANCES SABATELLI wind. et baby James e . . Sad Girl Duck, b and Scud . . . Joe and his burnt BARBARA ANN SADO avy - , e Eileen, you owe me a Chinese The meeting will now come to order e . . er . . . cherish 811 memories more stencils, Mr. J . . . Mrs. Miller e lobster . . . watch out for Wilky . . . Pres EN LOUISE SABLOSKY . . e Jet Set e . . Es war Wunderbar. JANICE LYNNE ST. J OHN PAUL SALVATI Ttbum think talk be Upper Moreland Who can,t drive? . . . insanity and grad- Golden Bears e Bill . , . Color guard e uate . . . Chartefs Chargers ,71 . . . me , e e good gravy Doris e . e rifle honor major: advanced skull cracking . , , guarde thaths cute Paulette! Sens 3f Italy e . . yo Whop! . . , super amma . KATHLEEN ANNE SALA . France 70 . . . Monica - great times, ANN WOOD SCHABNER pen pals, A. S. K. C. B. S. H e Miss Danny! igorant ,. , sprechen sie Bonow, remember those 2 logs e e . Mein deutsch . . . whaths a putt-putt?! . , . kind, schlaf ein, halfbake . , e R. Danny MacDonald e . . The Rapper . e . No nooky-nooky. MICHAEL ANTHONY SALAMONE Thaths really neat e e e hey, leths go up HELEN D. SCHANKEL the Mall . e , Mike, Cos, Ed, Andy, What am I gonna do, Gretch? e . , Lefs Steve , . e Wow, like whaths happening go sailing, J0 . . . it,s only bug juice . . . , e e havea happy. me, a matchmaker? e . , 10 months . e e I'll be OK moo e e e shish kobob. 151 LILLIAN MARIE SCHARFF Lil . . . I DONT HATE YOUR GUTS! Itls only make believe Only child! . . . Scharffls Bar + Grille Lucy,s sidekick .l. JDFLJ .H GENES.SCHNEYER Connaughtown. GenenRia .A l Madriguy . , TUWftGHSPaV doggone tenor TAMARA SCHILLING l , . Reverend Parrisl? . . . llJe suis re- HAHAHA . . . gelatin mold . . . 1414 sponsable de ma rose . l . I1 faut cherch- . . . The Farm l . . purple . , l Space er avec le coeur. Ghia .. . HAHA Pickin . . . 3FGR HAHA 1 v2 Jean. Claude Shin; JAMES SCHROEDER ing.l.HAHAHAl..HAHAHA. NANCY JEANNE SCHULTZ MARTIN DOUGLAS SCHMIDT tlPiece of My Heart Foxey . . . maybe? Europe ,70 Wow l . . whatls a T-jump? Flying High In a Dream . . , Letls go ..l a feature twirler? ... would you be- guys! DVWC DCR l. . Thinking lieve, state champs??? Smile! B.A.R Thoughts? Happiness is him . l . Kath, the spies are gone. Schultzie. HARVEY JAY SCHUTZBANK RALPH B. SENE Class Vice President play much basketball . . . LNT . . . Rec Hall porch MICHAEL FRANCIS SERLE . . . OC . . l Mushroom . . . The Park in Colwell boy . l . Drives a tangeri Atlantic City at 3 am. Sal letls go to Canada . l l world tr. . l . Harry, what happened to M ROCHELLE SUE SCLAN Rise of the Flying Bathtubs? GARY BRYANT SEIDEL J OANN PATRICIA SERWATKA Watch it, sells ladies shoes at Bakers Jo . . . HBait . .. Greylock l ., . Gonna buy 71 puddle jumper ... donlt have one! .. . llIt take Radio + TV, almost learned how to handsll .. . Helen, wanna go sa changeatube . . . Good grief. . . . Pop in rm. 212 Itls only bu . l . CB. BARBARA SHEILA SHAPIRO To 110 end Sheryl, Frankfort Ave- 5+ sick-10+ , . . Conzo, you know . . . telephone pole . . . Sweet Baby James . 1 . need-a-nickname . 1 , JRZHH. KEITH B. SHAW Bart V-Dubs obviously aIerft bad , Ursinus bound . . . Chubs , , . pro- fessional bus boy! . . . Who's Doug? . . . What do you want for 25 bucks? NINA MARIE SHECKTOR Deutsch Studieren . . .Janet, I didnyt think I ate that! . . . Watch my lunch, Val? Monica, how's Mr. H.? Bye Cathy, Carol . 1 . I donyt believe it. it, Gail ...- 17 1:91 ,1 ,, BONNIE SHEPPARD c0A l Shep .Duc . .1111 Bonnie, n0 Bren- da .. . Osipee Sunnybrook 69 .. Brighten Beach. Are you kidding me Brenda? . . . Lacrosse. November 24 '67 . . . Ken. BRENDA SHEPPARD SHEP . . . Fm Brenda, not Bonnie . . . Corvette . . . Fiat . . . hayrides , 1 . BYF, .. . Jas .. . Gatesy .. . great coaching Miss West, Miss Williams Mr. Panichello. ROBERT MALCOLM SHEPPARD NORTON-POPCORN-Mich + Kevin- REX-what bottles? Somp Chuck F- football much? .1 . Crissy, what rain? , . . Barn paxties . . . Joyce ywarpath . . . Bummer. JOHN J. SHERTZ KEVIN JEROME SHINNERS Phi Delt ., . The Hill H , What tub, officer? small somp soccer Wrestling? . . . Take it easy . . , Skiing . birthdays cold feet. REBECCA SIBLEY beamer . , , Joe college . . , Black weds ,, 2 barnsAfamily DSzS, CSB Dum ., . bubble baths, Zonk LBI With DKLS , . . The most fun without laughing. WILLIAM J OHN SIEGEL Phi Delt . . . The Hill, almost , , . The Inn when we1re out . . . The barn . . . Hey, Joe, WhaVs going on tonight? . . . March 21, Sue, Have a nice trip? SANDRALEE SIMPSON Sandy ,.. Buneduggy? ... J.R ,,, Nurse? , . , Brown-Eyed Boy . . . Hey, F.M., stop signs? . . , Cook chicken? , . , John . . . Madeit! CATHY MARIE SMITH M00 in the cafe, soccer too, oranges roll- ing down the hall, Ann 8 part of it all , 6X28170 . . . Lee 8; me for eternity . Oh Temple was there too. LLJOHNJ s L ERTZ --KEV1N JEROME SHINNERS , , 718000911, 1011,12;Wrest11ng, 10 11, 125 Tennis, 10; Home- room Treas L, 10,11,12; SR C.,10,11,1 at1 Hon Soc. ., , 1:10; Sk1Club 12; Varsity Club, 12;Memory 00111111.,12 ' ' ' LREBECCA SIBLEY LColorLLGuarLd, 11,12, Competltlon Squad, 11,12, A F S., 10, '11,12; S T 0.P,12;StndentLCouncil,12L, FT A.,10,11 12 M'WIILIAM JOHN SIEGEL Baseball 1Q,11LL ,LSANDRALEE SIMPSON L L , A C T.10N., 10; A E s, :10 11.112200101111111 Girls, :12; LLLLibrary AidLes,L 1L Maprettes, 10L, LL11 CATHY MARIE SMITH 77-iTown Crier; Junior Ptdm. , 1::CI'HIISTINE J OAN SMITH LaCIosse, 10,11, Capt, 12; Basketball,10,11,12; VaIAity 'iziClubi 12, Natfl Honor Society, 10,11,12; Student Council, '1 '1 10; GLermaE ClubLL 10; Homecommg CoL m 11 ELIZABETH EDNA AMITH L .IConcerLt Choir, 11, VP, 12; Mastbrsingers, 10, 11, 12; Senior Production Comm; Student Faculty Comm,12;Jr PrLLom A -5ComLm,PLuLb1icity Chrmn. -LS1: AcLLL 111111 J EAN VEEAL SMITH STEPHENS: SMITH ' . LAVALERIE ARLENE SMITH , , , , A ' ,LLL F.T.A., 10,11,12; Continental, 11,1 Girls Chorus, 10,11, ,L'.;,12;ALFS,10,12;SpaniAhClubL10,11,12 ,, , NEIL M SNYDER 'BowlingCIub,10L TEVE Li OLOMO 351302713113 0131b; TLrLack 11881111,; LLLLLLDIANE M SONNIE QEHJEEN SUSAN SPECTOLR LL , 'LAAFS; 1 ,YAarbookS81es, 11; Jr Prom Ticket Sales A LiLEDWARD JUDE STANTON LLLFootball 10,11 L, ; KATHLEEN MARIE STEINMLETZ ? Chee1'1ead1ng, 10,11,12; VarAity Club,1,12;Cerman Club, LL10; 01335 ALLthiv L LLLLGAILLL IRIS STEVENS RISTINE JOAN SMITH a HAVE to run? . , . DeFrito Bandito ;. got a razor blade Barb? iCrosse 2B3 .,, Marn,s mob .. . ath, keine key , e e 7 AM doorbells . , , JMYH. LIZABETH EDNA SMITH 3th, tiny, shrimp, peewee, booboo; all em work! . e . Giant, help! , . . Mem- :r CC undershirt club , . e IAM stand- gup! .H What Bill? .H Floor it ... .10. BAN VERA SMITH sanie A . . Anyone for a new hairdo? , , . .ack Horse girl . e . WhaVs my secret success? . . . Thats the mystery of ack . . . No. 1 Aquarius. VALERIE ARLENE SMITH Val . . . Shy one . e . A born romantic . . . Profesora de espanol . e . Hey Cath- y, let,s take the grand tour . . e Ilove his walk! e e . Hastala vista. WILLIAM SNIVELY NEIL M. SNYDER Doge fever . . . Community College? . . . Going bowling e . . Work? of course. STEVE L. SOLOMON To my friends: iths been fun V . teachers: better luck next time Guidance: what can you do? DIANE M. SONNIE Fish ,. e Andy . . . Don't turn on the eTomy eHTo lites! . e . Ridda . , e LAOL , e . The ho- tel ,. . 9HK39 e. , one certain guy .H nonsense-notes hOnly Together Forever. EILEEN SUSAN SPECTOR Funny girl . e . Gail, Iwant a divorce . , e An N.J.B .. . Eileen, I saved you an eggroll L.N.-T.P.O. My Duke of Earl Aug. 27, 1967 . , , A time for us. EDWARD J UDE STANTON West End Blues . . . Lead foot . . . Slow- bo Sharon $2 we try harder Chauffer . . e P-W is abummer . . . Cali- fornia e . . Cut much. KATHLEEN MARIE STEINMETZ Kathy . . . Thaths pearfect . e , x-s-Hel- lions e . . 3 A.M. poi . .. Always inter ested in uyesterdayhs news . . But I saw you! R.F.G , . . BaIb-SDLN. GAIL IRIS STEVENS Big feet or what? . e . Eileen, I want a divorce . . , An N.J.B e H Pussycat - it is a dress shop! . . e Karen -e Spring Mt . . . Ihll never forget Chiller. GREG HITOSHI TAMAKI tBabaloo AKA Myron? No, LOIS ELAIN TAYLOR they,re not Christmas lights, theyie fog HS ont chang ma chanson ma t ' - Hi t ' R k!t..Dh- h... ...HeyStevenson!...Thedevilma lfgtgsucmgfix flit 0.x.aHggiy me do it! D.C.R. 2mm 1 c Lucky 7. stand a little pain! RICHARD A TANITSKY ROBERT TAYLOR GAIL ANN TARLOW DEBORAH SUSAN TEPPER IT Shap . . . LOC recording secretary ttthe paths we once strolled now clo- . sex talks at the lunch table . t . A by the web of time, await our retu Paulfriend . . , was that Gary, Larry, or . . Wetve Only Just Begun . . . Barry? . . . G+B, andB+G, Barb. jubes . . . bagels . . . smile. ANNE LESLYE STEVENSON ELAINE RUTH STROUSE Come on people now, smile on your Lainer Pot 8L Dipple Charlie 8L Su- brothers, everybody get together try zie t. . The tent .. , She,s got a rock and love one another right now Where,s Echo Farms? MF, ZAP. CSB, P 8: S Rats, turtles, horses, pickles! LINDA ANN STEVENSON Rays are beautiful people . . . A Ray of JOSEPH VINCENT SWEENEY hope .. . RPMB t68 . . t Minnie ha ha Phi Delt .. . The Hill .. . What tub . . . Corny on the cobbie . . . uWretched officer? . . t The Barn , . t Mauce,s and creature , t . Freaa . , , TPML and R. the mart, sod . , , Rugby . . . The Inn when we,re out . t . Nothing much, Bill ANTHONYJ. STIPA . . . 4. JILL L. SWINGLE Sunshine Jim t . t Purple t . . 1414 .. . Sunday at the farm . . . Crash . . t Pick- in . . t Hebejeebs . , . What parties? . . . Pocono Hontis . , . 3 fgr . . . Scream . Ha hah. RACHEL EVE THALL Prima mi carucha accent Hooooo, Cindy get up now . . . Slowest waitress . t t Only 200 more to go . . . Hang in there . . . Lake Como . . . Atrue Scorpio. DAVID W. THIERFELDER CYNTHIA C. THOMAS Wing-a-ding? , . , Member of CC under- shirt club . , , Cuz, rain much at CC? . t t 4th foursome . . . LBI where,s exit 6? . , t Barb, remember the time. JACOB SCOTT THOMPSON Jake H. At the colony . .. EKOMS .H Ex-Charterts Chargers . t . Captn Conan of the Mermen . t . Hollywood t . . 34th street , . . Bea: . t . WGBLA , . . Knee t . IH . . . 1. PAUL N. THORPE J OAN ANN TIEDEMAN Sunday nights at Fellowshipl?! Paula, has he called? t . . Five years really isntt that long Y? . . yellow sneakers , t . Judy-talks at Tech. StudiantaFacuI'f om . t RICHARD G. TINDALL uTinse . , , The Hole . . . Slow Down . Strawberry Fields Mosport, Canada , The Arborateum Let1s go cruisin. CYNTHIA HANSELL TODD Cindy H t Goes with Gretel . . . Blind date 4. . May 3 169 .. . Fm never late 1 . You never tell me H , You1re too much! 1 t . I stopped searching .. . GJM. PETER J . TOTO The Hill Rugby The Inn Drive-in with TR Oh! No! 1 . . Find my keys . . . Escort t . . Pete did it . , . Paris . Eh Rea, put-em up. JAMES WILLIAM TOUZEAU Calico Kid .. . Cooking in room 3 .. 1 Who found the cookie in the cookie jar? t Good luck Grapplers! FRED N. TRAVALINE Always right on! . , . Let,s cut . . . Good times, bad times . . t Can1t, goin down Monica,s! You live down there? H . I wish I could! , . . 4th period metal. GORDON C. TRAVALINE Enjoyed the 3 years With many friends, hope they enjoyed it, too . , . Good luck to them in the future. ty ldh,11,12. , ARK LAWRENCE TRO'I'I'ER 1 .. . 1 Gordon, how is hunting season? ,1 The big red flash Footprints 1n e snow, size 15 1 X- country. 11b! . . . Where,s Gerry? NSTANCE NANCY TRYSON Mr. Coletta,s room, where else? 11 After work, Friday nights 7:30 . . 1 DLB 12 down and 4 to go MHSN Sept. 16 Navy nanks Mr. R.A.C. EETHUR W1LLIAM TURFA Never let your schooling inter- ie with your education! . .Is this any 1y to run a newspaper? , 1 . Achtung! . HNG grosse witz willies? G. STEVE TURNER Charter 5 Chargers . 1 1 Cabin 12. Southern Bell? . Sneaky Petes EKOMS W2U69 years. STEPHEN MICHAEL TYGH Schtephen 1 . , D.G.R. Dec. 6, 1969 . . . Mr. Bowtie 1 , 1 COnnell, doyouwanna- fight . 1 . Brackenmobile 1 1 . Phi Delta 5111; .,1 10:00 dates .1 1 Dudley,s .. . CARMEN FRANCIS VENEZIA Yo Giz! . Goiin down the mall? . . . What a bummer! . 1 . Mr. Madell-dad! 1 Stanley,1presume! 1 1 . Sure Ken! .ILC1 Lanes What knee? 1 . . The trying 159 STEVEN VET'TERLEIN BOB NICHOLAS VISHIO Sons of Italy .. . J.V. baseball 1 . . 169 Champs Charteris Chargers! . . Marlin Dee 8: me C.C.C.! . Stuck Where? . . . Sleding , 1 . Quiet Jody 1 , . Pizza. SCOTT M. VOCHT DIANE ... Sept. 18, 1969 ... AAAAOOOOOW . . . Oh my gawd, it,s a vampire bat . 1 , ooey-gooey hippie radical. ,69 Chevy 3-speed , . . Young, long-haired, CATHY LYNN VOGAN Cathy - with a 1C1! 1.1 ever! 1 1 . Kunkletown , . 1 Pm crazy . . . 62 Rambler ,1 . Touche?! . All the world is a stage - Shakespeare. GARY VINCENT VOLPE Alternate Colonial . 1 . Girls forever 1 , 1 Me a flirt? . . . Donna . . . Jr. From 1970 . . LL. 1 . . Dr. Seuss 1 . , February 17 1 Little Blue 1 . 1 M. Shorty W. RICHARD J OHN VOLPE Rick SscK! . . Sunnybrook - I Cor. 13 Love is Eternal , . . Valley Green ., . Should have whispered that 1 1 One .11 4HU69 ..1 Love Can Make You Happy. Madrigals for- DIANE ELIZABETH WAGNER Dum t . . 4HW69 H . Scotterbein , . . Heis a ministefs son , . . Scottyis Brasil nut . V i Black Sat . i t LBI with Beek 8: Pete t . . Whatis a fancy? , . . Hi Fazio. JANET CAROLYN WALDRON iiAsk and it shall be given, seek and ye shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto you 3, DON JOHN WANNER Stella i , , 63 Chevy . , t Tech. School DWRLPHPud Conshyboy Touche . . , Git it homes , . . Whereis two tone Harveys Buddy . . . Buzz. MARK ALAN WARONKER Little Israel! i59 Chevy e it runs Happy Holly? e Maybe! . Lambchops e so? Best trumpet section in the world! Good luck friends , . . LUV. LEONARD DAVID WASMANSKI German 4th period . . . tiPolack .. . F.B.P. . . , Uncle Eddy . t i Contacs . . . Pro football prospect? Woodstock 70h Breakfast 9:00 Colwell Lane? WAYNE THOMAS WATSON Wayne . t . Hangs at the bowling alley A.R.A. employed .. . Finally made it . . sure I know Mr. Hart . , . your mom idltiou lap dog Summer school JOHN JOSEPH WCISLO Yeah, I finally got my license! . . . Love i63 Chevys and i62 Fairlanes? .i . Chooch 283is frizz . . . ARA always on time . i i Woshes white wgn. SHIRLEY LEE WEAVER Fat Mama . t . I donit care . . . Conshy, the best . . t Where the folks are . . . Oh no i . . Class of71 best. DORIS AMELIA WEBER Giggles . , . Me, a nurse? , . . Do things backwards i . . Me, be quiet . . i Never ready . . . Donit drop the rifle . , . Any- one for math Mr. Staub? . t . FNA . . . Hi, Tom. 160 MARIE STRATTON WEBSTER Our difficulty is to be alive to the new mess, to be able to be old and new at on and the same timeH H . Dynamic cynicism? . . V Love . , . N.S BARBARA J EAN WEIDAMOYER Ekim seel ,. . Captain Wheaties .. . Put me down you big ox! . . , Last 0 Conshy High Yes, we beat Wood Winston Canceled Roc Festival. PAULA JOYCE WEIDEMAN ttPJ ..i April 17, 1970 ..i L.E.S. m UAy mail? ... HHey Joan, gues what? . . . To love and to be loved i the most precious thing in the world. STUART WEISS Frenchy . , . Be at the Inn h . h Is Teddy real? ... O.C. - spaced out ... Apt. 44 - hTm not sick . h. New Yearhs Let's go for breakfast . . . mushroom. KEITH CHARLES WELLER Would you believe 5 years of Ger . . . Would have never made it without Randr Remember words ratings picks all the way in 71 h . . Physics is dead. MARLEEN ELAIN E WELLS Shorty . . . Little One . . . Elevated shoes h . . Gary, put me down! . . h Brad - Homecoming h . . close that door . . . Beat Rich with 100 average. J OYCE BARBARA WENDLER TSH . . , ODE . . . Youhre right Ker . . . White roses and holy water , h h 5h 16HO .. . Blue and yellow V.W. .. W.B. ci- gars, nauseating . . . 00 3rd Street, 70 .HDuggy! CHARLES L. WERTZ Ex-plumber . h . Acme boy . . . 63 Dodge h . h C.A . . . NTear it up . . . Addicted to food . h h Againh . , . Never late MW school . , . hPeanut. J OHN CHARLES WESTERFER Spectrum 70 . h . Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds? . . . Journey to the center of the Mind , . . Live and Experience Leo h Love, Peace, Freedom, Happiness. DONALD ANDREW WILLIAMS Phi Delt . . 1 Long live the Hill 1 . . The Barn The Inn when youH-e out o . , Pat who? . . 1 We try harder boys 1 . . Colo- nial, Oceanic in 0.0.! u . . PMH173. JOHN CLARK WILLIAMS Banana? H 1 You like! NB! .. . High- field gang , u 1 Blue bug! . . . Strangers in the night . . . Your both arrested 1 1 . Zip the Ice Cream shop . . . Friday night Roosevelt Mall. JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS JudI . . 1 Skeeter . . . Dee-Meetcha V2 way , u u Lynnds driving .- oh no! . . 1 Hit it Peach! 1 . . Mr. H15 BC . . . Mich : u , CCUC . . . 11Siste1's71 . . . Crutches ume? 1.. Mr.J. LYNN CLAY WILLIAMS Lynno u . . Amateur ice skater? . u o 9:30 not 12:15 . . . Frito Bandito . . . Mails, a gold mustang! . . u Brownie in . . 1 11Oh wow, . , , 11Tighter, tighter . . : L.F.M. MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS Mairs , . . Lynn, beware of Gold Mus- tangs . u , Next time 9:30 not 12:15 . , . Are you kidding . . , 11CloseToYou . . . Moony .1. Our Road . . , D.G.F. ELLEN RAE WILMARTH BETP at DC .. 1 1TH Be There .H Majorette . . . Burger King 1 . . Barb, It,s Co-captain . . . Loungitis .. . Cor- ky .. forever until then. FNNIE LYNN WINANS hcket in a bikini .. . Brad and the ieek . . . Plaid-octopus Dave? . . . half- tllar eyes . . . My soccer boys i . . Your bbling Dave . . . Hens! . . . Dave . . . ICP. ERNADEITE WINSTON i BERT EDWARD WOISH 283 Johnis,63? K8LP C J H. I smell a RAT! M. Mr. Pres- n,s physics class .. . College und? WELL HOLD ON! dbye iiCapital P . . . uWoshe. CAROL B. WORTHINGTON Frau Doktor . . h Puns? . . . Arrggh! . . . Ibeen good! h . . iiMadri gal; . . . Dear Abby . . . Romp thru the,swamp! . . . The willies, nerd? . . . Folk Fest! Mark, I know which one! CHARLES WRIGHT Chuckie ,. . Loves to shoot pool and craps . i i Take it on to the bridge . . . One of the corner boys. RICHARD ANTHONY YACOVELLI R.A.Y iiYOC ... Rich .., Good ole Conshy High . , . Dee dee . i i Ken- nedy,s dances . . . Snowburns . . . 111 Be There ..i 63 Rambler .H Yo Lou ... Who me? 163 WENDY CLARKE YEARSLEY John 10.00 e living an abundant life . . i hey Kerry e you got a cute one! Dimension - 0C 70 i . . tongue? .. h Geronimo! . . , bike rides . . . S.W.A.K. LAURA MARIE YERGER Bowling nut . . i Don! h . i Hi Cleber your cute . . , Plymouth Lanes forever . . . Virgo and Sagitarius? . h . Hi Mr. Walker . . . Hi Clar . . . Have any gum Bonnie? . . . Bye. GRETCHEN YOST SBC PS . i i Nothing good happens fast . . . Nubbin .. . A drainboard Steve! Moo Al,don,tworry Stu8- 29 H, Giles a JB kid H, AC70 RRR Suzie! TANYA ZACZKIEWICZ DEE F. ZAM Come together ,. . Want a certs? i . Whatst? . , i We wererft hitch hiking ... The Catskill Mts.? H. 2001 - it changed everything, . . LOUIS J OSEPH ZBYSZINSKI Eh! what di he say? . . . Fitz and his new mail slots . . i 24 to 17? . . . Bud is King . i . Acme forever? . i i VW power? . . . Yac, my personal typist is No. 1! BARBARA GAIL ZELLNER Pres 0f LOC . .1 SFLA ... Are you one of us? WCTATN-Jeanne 1 . . They,re climbing in mine too! Gail . . . 1115 . . . Kath-SDLN . . . Crooked again? . . 1 CR. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH ZENNER ULittle guys can1t do anything . . . 825- 0219, thin crust 1 . . MS, whds thick . 1 1 Pretty cute, LZ . . . ths Clarion . . 1 Over-weight much? . . . JV 103 . 1 . $42. RANDY SCOTT FREDERICK Child EKOMS Hot dog Pepes Merman .. reliable Yoyo freak responsible? , VW-car? .. . Cuntal, do you want to fight .. . Breaststroker. LOUIS HALE I made it, ha ha . 1 . Elm Street boy . . . The last of Conshy High . . . Red Truck boys 1 . . Mr. Pugh,s woodshop class Pr. 6 . . . Mr. DeMitds printshop 1 . . FPS. GLENN J ONES Live vegetable juices forever . . Long live the warehouse . . . Live to learn and learn to enjoy . . . Calif! . . . Mucusless diet healing system yes. EDNA FAY PRICE Sincerray . . . Who Lawrence Brown . . . Right on . . Well Gail, I finally made it . . . Hey Slick and wicked, am I sly enough for you? . . . Yep, Pm from Arkansas. GERALDINE SCHUNKE New York, Art and Bob . . 1 11Greg and Alice11 forever united . . . revolution. ROBERT B. STEWART SANDRA VISHIO Valerie Piccirill' In Memoriam Robert Ben Miss Sara E. Mcllvaine 167 DEATH IS A DOOR Death is only an old door Set in a garden wall; On gentle hinges it gives, at dusk When the thrushes call. Along the lintel are green leaves, Beyond the light lies still; Very willing and weary feet Go over that sill. There is nothing to trouble any heart; Nothing to hurt at all. Death is only a quiet door In an old wall. Nancy Byrd Turner rwmaww Exchange Students For thousands of years men have been using words, written or spoken, as the best way to communicate and to tell each other about their opinions and feel- ings. Nevertheless, this important tool of ours either fails or just wonit work when the things we want to say come from somewhere in the bottom of our hearts. I am in this position now. Even if I tried to say how I feel in Portuguese I wouldnit be able to do it! Its hard to tell you precisely how good it was to play on the soccer team, how much fun it was to listen to Ed Shertzls Italian jokes, how hard it was to wash test tubes after school with Dave Miller, how embarass- ing it was when Rick Volpe asked me to go up on the stage during the first assembly that we had . . . I will never forget these things as well as I wonit forget the help that I got from all my teachers. Thank you so much P-W! Cleber The most exciting year of my life is almost over. Now when I look back at my year here I can say that I have learned to know this area where I have lived and these people with which I have lived very well. My present opinions of this society are no more based on wishful thinking or imagination but on my own expe- riences of this school and these people. Not only my attitudes and opinions toward certain questions have changed, but I myself am different from that Jaakko who came here a year ago. I have learned a lot since I came here. I know now much more about people and especially about myself. Now I will be much more ready to live my life in my own country because I now have something to compare it with. I have seen that Finland is not the only good place to live and that the Finnish people are not the best people in every respect. The people of this place have made my year here such as it has been - a great, pleasant, useful experi- ence. I am sure that it has not always been so easy to help me but because you did it I now have a good rea- son to be very grateful to these good people who gave me this unforgetable year. Jaakko Ojanpera0 FINLAND Outstanding Teenagers ?Of America Rapping with Dr. Wall are, FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT, A. Kustin, S. Kessler, R. Regan, and B. Greene. Merit Scholar Gene Schneyer Letter Of No 5 u m Sif a BMW Commendation Winners KNEELING: G. Schneyer J . Albert SEATED: M. Coscia S. Sclan B. Peterson STANDING: E. King E. Elanjian ' MUS BIZ VIORN BEYOND T HIS POINT L TO R: Malcolm Sheppard, Photography Editor; Mr. Chris Hummer, Adviser; Rob Oechsle,As- sistant Photography Editor; RickVolpe, Lay- out Editor; Judi Hornberger,Typing Editor; Karen Lener, Circulation Manager and Proofreader; Marie Web ster, Copy Editor; Denise Cushing, Editor-In- Chief; tAnd-y Kustin, Advertising Managera? Haste not for that which is not . . . therefore. Leave yourself for these reasons thus also. And likewise do that not for these Reasons and again for these reasons . . . Then things will not be Strange that are not But strange being Born out the window. These are not writings, but eternal messages of the mind for all mankind, npt yet even born, some day to see.' FIRST ROW: S. Kessler,P. Kavetski, C Helms, A Kosh, G. Yost, D. Yocum L Cripe, S. Kushla. SECOND ROW. L Williams, M. Hoffman, H. Schankel, C Eisenhard, J.B1-own.THIRDR0W:C Hoffman, L Heritage,N. Organsky. FOURTH ROW: D. Price, W. Yearsley, S. Buchanan, N Schultz, C. Rigler M Nestor. FIFTH ROW. L Fazio, T Bean, B. Sadlet, D. Perry, B. Frankenfield, C. Fischer, N. Opel, R Lepley, B Allen, P. Schwartz Madrigal Singers 2:7:2 m WW??? 5211ng :1 IN HH- !.. M m 2? 2 w '2'! 2 S7 n .5; 3. 9K ?REIWW ! '2. 1.5 a ,5 ,, 2 gm 2 FIRST ROW: M. Coscia, M. Noar, S. Leech, C. Worthington, L. Singer, F. Rose, A. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: C. Vegan. THIRD ROW: J. Heitman, R. Gangwisch, K. Fleming, G. Schneyer, K. Weller, L. Fleming, D. Juzaitis, S. Harland. FIRST SOPRANOS: S. Boscia, S. Buchanan, J. Buggy, H. Campbell, D. Cushing, C. Dooley, L. Fazio, D. Laxe, D. Lieberman, K. Schachte, H. Schankel, C. Smith, A. Stevenson, L. Taylor, D. Tepper, K. Tomlinson, D. Tosta, C. Vegan, D. Wagner, M. Wells. SECOND SOPRANOS: A. An- drokites, J. Basara, M. Bate, J. Battaglia, M. Blumenfeld, R. Bowman, J. Brown, M. Byer, D. Cascaden, C. Cassey, K. Clark, M. Delitsch, L. DePaoli, R. Ferraioli, D. Fetterman, B. Gardocki, S. Goughary, C. Graham, F. Heck, C.- Helms, L. Johnson, V. Jones, D. Juzaitis, K. Keenan, D. Kopach, S. Kushla, M. Lacopulos, S. Lefkoe, W. Lineburger, J. Lunger, V. Macklin, C. Martin, K. Meyer, M. Miller, P. Morris, L. Nemchek, S. Novak, A. Oech- sle, J. Reifsnyder, J. Richmond, J. St. John, K. Sala, B. Sandel, N. Schultz, D. See, B. Sheppard, V. Smith, M. Stackhouse, C. Taylor, V. Walter, S. Weaver, D. Weber, L. Williams, L. Yerger, G. Zinger. ALTOS: L: Anderson, J. Armstrong, A. Bambi, P. Barr, T. Bean, P. Brown, D. Bushwick, L. Kemp, M. Kostiuk, S. Kurtz, B. Lord, P. Lund, K. McAdam, P. McAllister, D. Matis, S. Noyes, P. Petrecca, P. Pfeiffer, J. Pure, J. Rhoda, M. Roma- noski, L. Salamone, A. Scarafone, N. Shecktor, J. Sher, L. Touzeau, J. Turner, M. Turtle, M. Williams. Girls? Chorus oncert Choir FIRSTSOPRANOS: D. Acosta, J . Blalock, M. Coscia, C. Daniels, J . Danko, S. Keeler, G. Palmer, L. Reesta, B. Smith, A. Stevenson, C; Thomas, C. Vegan, D. Wagner, T. Zackiewicz. SECOND SOPRANOS: R. Bloomsberg, D. Cushing, M. Delitsch, D. Lare, A. Lendi, C. Logan, E. McFall, K. Ma- son, L. Rykaczewski, L. Taylor, L. Weinmann. ALTO: N. Bond, S. Green, M. Hess, J . Hollander, A. Kettells, T. Lardieri, M. Lawlor, D. Nordbloom, D. Perry, B. Randolph, M. Romanoski, J. Wendler, J . Williams, C. Worthington. TENORS: B. Currier, G. Schneyer, M. Sheppard, J. Turner, K Weller. BASSES: B. Breidenbach, M. Carver, R. Cecconi, D. Chippollini, P. Cosumano, P. Delaney, L. Eason, W. Fredericks, B. Frees, S. Heritage, L: Moser, M. Noar, F. Proszowski, L. Singer, K. Weller, J . Westopher. LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Lawler, A. Jager, J. Knapp, K. Collins, C: Olson, L. Mason, D. Herman, S. Mason, C. Kendus, P. Callahan, J. Keenan, J. Dan- iels, D. Berk, A. Goldblatt, Mr. Weaver, Director, R. Nassau, Dance Band Bye bye Petie! N, C, K, J. Congratulations Marie - from your other half. Congratulations Maria from your better half, ...... CXIXcKszH September 12, 1969 . . . Forever. Mr. Reillefs intensive care unit w Madrigals . . . Mary Anne. T0 2 special P.F.C. Firemen from the 2 that love you. Favorite pad of ourg '- Scharffs Bar 8L Pizza Grille. P.J.W. and L.E.S. . .4 WISHS. 11W ian a bad place, iVs the principie of the place. Yesterdays news says Howdy! A friend. Good luck Class of '71. Good luck and happiness to all my friends . . . Terry. Cassandra. Al-together we are eternal. Good luck!! Paula and Leon. Congratulations Dee! - Lin. The Class 0f 73 is great! Compliments from a iriend. Gnod luck, Iwish Iwere you. Farewell Class of 71 . . . AWH. Good luck Class of 71 Mr. 8: Mrs. George Brown Spring Mill Country Store 164 Barren Hill Road Compliments of a friend. The Calico Kitchen Mr. 8; Mrs. Raymond H. Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Mitchell Anthohy P-W ,72 John V 1. Christmas is for kittens and other small persons. Best wishes Mr. 8L Mrs. J. Allen Yocum Hobby Shop - Toys Flourtown Shopping Center Franzonds Pizzeria Plymouth Sq. Shopping Center Mrs. Barbara Ramsey Lawrence Williamson, Sr. Compliments from a friend. Congratulations 8 from a friend. Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert J . Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred N. Megahan Mr. 8c Mrs. Gerald A. Sala Good luck 1 Guidance Office Secretaries Faculty Football Team uA day of peace, a lifetime. Our best to you and your future The Guidance Staff A Friend INDEX Administration, District Administration, High School American Field Service Ars Medica Autumn Divider Band Basketball, Boys1 Basketball, Girlsf Bowling Club Cafeteria Staff Cheerleaders Chess Club Christmas Concert Colonial Girls Colonial Players Concert Band Concert Choir Continental Credits Cross Country Custodial Staff Dance Band Dramatics Electronics Club Evaluation Exchange Students Faculty Faculty Divider Fencing Football Forensic Society French Club Future Business Leaders of America Future Nurses of America Future Teachers of America Girls1 Chorus German Club Hockey Homecoming Index Indoor Track In Memoriam, Faculty In Memoriam, Student Introduction Junior Class, Officers Language Clubs Library Aides Madrigal Singers ' Marching Colonials Medical Staff Milestone Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society National Merit Scholars Outstanding Teenager Nominees Patrons Photography Club School Board School Store Science Research Club Scores Secretarial Staff Senior Class, Officers Senior Committee Chairmen Seniors Ski Club Soccer Sophomore Class, Officers Spanish Club Spring Divider Student Council Swimming, Boys? Swimming, Girls1 Technical School Town Crier Track, Indoor Varsity Clubs Winter Divider World Affairs Council Wrestling Wrestling Belles 20, 21 172, 173 84 66 169 169 176-179 83 20 170, 171 64, 65 88 93 68, 69 80 91 .92 70n1y those Who dare to fail greatly can achieve greatly? - Robert F . Kennedy 8Qui ne risque rien n1a rien. 7 - Proverbe 1E. Bieler, C. Bonow, S. Yost, ' S. Ekberg, L. Kurzexiberger, A. McCaffrey, G. Miklosh, R. Pic- cone, S. Weyl, E. BrownJ Plymouth Valley Pharmacy 778 Germtn. Pk., Norristown We done a job well done! Kalmosw. - Milestone Doctors? Pet Shops 1 Mall Good Luck - Class of 17 3 , Compliments from a friend. Franzone1s Steak Shop and Piz- zeria Whitemarsh Va11ey House Demetris Market . 760 Germtn. Pk., Norristown Plymouth Whltemarsh Sehior High Ski Club 1 Comphments 0f Amerlcan Field Service 98 Richard,s Fashions ' Freed Bros. Motor Co.., Inc. 717 Ridge Pk., Conshohocken, Pa. PHOTO CREDITS Alexaki-Stephanson Studios - 2 tp; Barbara J. Shenkle 4 4 bttm rt, 8 bttm; Pete Roomet 4 7 rt, 88 bttm 121; Barry Butler 4 8 cntr, 100; Judi Homberger - 16 cntr 1ft; Barb Goldbeck 4 165 bttm rt; Ed Elanjian 4 180; Ken Selinger - 55 tp, 169 tp; Photography Club - 83 bttm; Beverly Piccirilli - 166 tp; Greg Czamecki 4 172 1ft, 173 rt cntr; Malcolm Sheppard - 1, 4 tp 1ft, 5, 6 bttm 1ft, 8 tp 1ft, 9 bttm rt, 10 bttm 1ft, 12 tp, 13 tp left, 14 rt, 15 tp 1ft, 16 tp 141, cntr, bttm rt, 20, 50 tp, bttm 1ft, 51 tp 1ft, tp cntr, cntr 1ft, 52 tp rt, cntr 1ft, 53 tp 1ft, bttm rt, 54 tp 731, 63 bttm, 65 tp 131, bttm rt, 69, 72 1ft, cntr, bttm 1ft, 73 cntr, bttm rt, 88 tp, 90 bttm, 91 cntr, 92 tp, 94 tp 1ft, 95 cntr 1ft, 98 cntr 1ft, 102, 165 491, 173 tp 1ft, bttm 1ft, 1771ft, 178, cntr, bttm cntr, bttm rt, 179 bttm rt; CCH4 31ft, 4 tp rt, bttm 1ft, 6 tp 1ft, 8 tp rt, 91ft, rt tp, rt cntr, 10 tp rt, 11 rt, 15 bttm, 16 bttm 1ft, bttm cntr, 47 bttm, 50 bttm rt, 51 cntr, bttm rt, 52 tp 1ft, bttm 1ft, bttm rt, 53 tp rt, bttm 1ft, 67, 68, 71 tp 1ft, tp rt, cntr 1ft 431, bttm rt, 73 tp 421, 83 tp, 95 tp, cntr rt, bttm 321, 98 cntr rt, bttm 1ft, 99 cntr 1ft, 101 rt, 103, 165 bttm lft,168, 173, tp rt, cntr 1ft, cntr, bttm rt, 176 bttm, 1781ft, cntr rt, 179 tp, bttm 1ft; Rob Oechsle 4 10 tp 1ft, bttm rt, 11 bttm, 12 bttm, 13 tp rt, bttm 1ft, 14 tp 1ft, 16 cntr rt, 17, 71 cntr rt, 179 cntr; Zamsky Studios, official Milestone photographers, all photos unless otherwise credited. Official Milestone Photographers Zamsky Studios Best Wishes Colonial Education Association Colonial Players Baseball And Track This year, the Colonial basemen were leading contenders for the league championship. They had a winning season up until the final two cru- cial games with Springfield and Cheltenham. Despite all the teamis efforts, under the leader- ship of Duane Harris and Rick Pontin, these two games ended in defeat and loss of the title. Nevertheless, the juniors on the team made their presence felt this year and the hopes for next yeafs team are ever brighter. This year was a rebuilding year for the C010- nial trackmen. The coaches, Mr. Suarez and Mr. Joe, dedicated their time towards develop- ing the abilities of the talented underclassmen on the team. Captains Barry Ries, Ed Elanjian, Dan Newhard and Karl Fischer provided the experience and leadership needed to build a championship team. These underclassmen: Tom Ruth, Richard Whelan, Brian Quinn, Dave Rauch, Tom Bowman, Steve Schwartz, and Larry McCorristin, will form the crux of next yeafs team. FIRST ROW: D. Harris, R. Kiviat, F. Bingham, D. Panish. SECOND ROW: D. Hennessey, B. Undercuffler, E. Hargadon, K. Sykes. THIRD ROW: A. Lepore, T. Montalbano, M. Montague, J. Mucha, B. Angelos, S. Becker. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Whitley, J. DeFusco, E. Wilson, K. Manning, T. Canovan, Mr. Demito. ,, 7;; . wk -, , 4;, .4; 1 .' let V31 FIRST ROW; B. Vishio, D. Fisher, F. Pellegrin, B. Bone. SECOND ROW: C. Pearson, D. Fair, J. Mancini, A. Toto. THIRD ROW: J. Reilley, M. Daher, R. Pritzker, D. Simes, B. Freas. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Whitley, R. Pontin, D. Harris, R. Zeigler, J . Komosowski, Mr. Demito. FIRST ROW: L. Mason, K. Fisher, B. Ries, L. Mosher. SECOND ROW: D. Newhard, G. Potts, J. Daniels, T. Bowman. THIRD ROW: M. Hatfield, K. Sweeney, T. Dooling, J. Schiller, T. Ruth. FOURTH ROW: B. Quinn, S. Schwartz, R. Taylor, M. Waronker. FIFTH ROW: S. Thorton, G. Bell, H. Hen- derson, D. Yost. SIXTH ROW: W. Crow, S. Hale, D. Crow, C. Piazza. SEVENTH ROW: D. Johnson, B. Billet, T. Weber, T. Butson, D. Hall. EIGHTH ROW: R. Volpe, M. Freed, R. Whelan, J. Sweeney, G. DeLong. NINTH ROW: B. Donaldson, J. Turner, Mr. G. Suarez, Coach, D. Raush, G. Hopkins. Not Pictured: E. Elanjian, Captain. QGDMV GlRLS Mk LQLONkV le s, A l FIRST ROW: J. Rhoda, B. Rensimer, B. Sandel, J. Kahoe. SECOND ROW: M. Hoffman, P. Kavetski, C. Smith, J. Turner, L. McKelvy. THIRD ROW: C. Shaw, J. Sasse, K. Kavetski, B. She- pard, K. McBride, L. Santangello, S. Shepard. Lacrosse And Golf This years lacrosse team finished another great season with a total of 79 points to the op- ponentsl 28. The four seniors, Barb Rensimer, Kris Smith, Marnie Hoffman, and Peggy Kav- etski, will be sorely missed next year. Barb was the high scorer of the year and Kris, as goalie, was the most valuable player. The JV also had a successful season. Both teams had a good de- fensive year and the coaches are looking forward to next year. For the past four years, the Colonial swingers have captured the coveted title of the Suburban I championship. The desire for a fifth straight accolade, however, was unattainable since the Upper Dublin Cardinals rightfully earned the title. Nonetheless, the 9-3 overall record com- piled by the Colonials was in no way embarrass- ing. The outlook for next year is better. This years juniors will all be returning, with a year of experience behind them. FIRST ROW: N. Opel, N. Killen, E. Barlett. SECOND ROW: P. Pfeiffer, D. Diesinger, S. Matchett, S. Novak, V. Walters. THIRD ROW: N. Shacklett, L. Touzeau, B. Winston, J. Pure, L. Scharf, K. Thorton, S. Elliot, L. Han- kel. N. Rittenhouse. FIRST ROW: L. Morrison, J. Mac- Allister, M. Kelly, C. Goldblatt, C. Zenner, P. Derstine. SECOND ROW: J. Sikorski, J. Motz, E. Shearon, R. Lownes, K. Cooper, J. 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