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

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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