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

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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?

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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.

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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.