Pompano Beach High School - Beanpicker Yearbook (Pompano Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1962 volume:

Bk Se on ear aE a et ITAL ALAM ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY I 3 1833 07540 1528 POMPANO BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA CARL E. MARTIN 1571 N. E. 42nd St. POMPANO BEACH, FLA. TABLE OF CONTENTS | DE DIONIN ION Maree erty: 4-5 | [FEM Faas ene Pesce 6-7 | HAC Wilsl Vere oe Wee ek he Ray | CILNGSUS See eo 0 ene en 18-81 | @QRENNTZANTIONS ee oe 82-119 SPO RISaeeeee ee ee 120-139 | AG TLESe 140-157 JANDAW WARSI E) OS) OO Do Ei ea | a eee 158-180 POMPANO BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Ulshwe + Susann FN HERE mM ker to 1 Bean pic izabeth Johnson as an expres- El oO ES 4 = Q, . =) ia) o H on MN o 4 igs) = ey oy fae} J op oS 2) c = o aS dedicating the 1962 Mrs dance for her gu f apprec lation 10n sion oO and inspirat a NRRNNUTCSE TOE ASSN SSR Do you have to thrust your hand into the fire to know that it burns, to hurl yourself from the twentieth story of the Empire State Building to prove Newton’s law of gravitation, or to step into the path of an onrushing automobile to deter- mine that it can knock you down? Likewise would you think it necessary to live behind the Iron Curtain to ascertain the evils of Communism? Your answer to all these questions would be, “No, I have seen people burned by fire, killed by fall- ing, and injured by automobiles. I have also encountered the brainwashed, impoverished, and emaciated escapees from Communist dominated countries.” You will, I am sure, agree that knowledge is acquired by accepting well established facts as well as firsthand testing. Furthermore, there are some things in this life we do not have to prove but which we accept by faith. Emily Dickinson has well expressed my sentiments in the following short poem: I never say a moor, I never saw the sea; Yet know I how the heather looks, And what a wave must be. I never spoke with God, Nor visited in heaven; Yet certain am I of the spot As if the chart were given. Your friend, Larry I. Walden Charles O. Carlise, former Dean of Boys, now Assistant Prin- cipal, has not relinquished his close contact with PBSHS stu- dents and their activities. He still appears on campus, and elsewhere, often causing a chuckle or two with his gruff hu- mor. Most of us at Pompano feel that things just would not be the same without him. SHERMAN ADAMS CARL ALDERMAN ROBERT BALFOORT CHRISTIAN M. B.A., Dartmouth College, A.B., Florida State University; A.B., Hope College, Stetson BAILEY University of Miami; Algebra I, English IV University; English II, III B.S., Wilmington College, II, Plane Geometry, Practical Miami University, Montana Math. University; Chemistry LAVERNE BLACKARD ELEANOR BOLLEN B.S., M.S., Indiana State | Bookkeeper Teachers College, University of Florida; Industrial Arts, Math. MARILYN BRADDEE B.A., Grove City College, University of Miami, West Virginia University; English, Debate Club EDNA H. BROWN B.S., M.S., Florida State University, University of Tennessee; Typewriting I, Business English JOSEPH CALLIS M. ED., Western Md. College, Florida State University, Uni- Manager versity of Florida, John Hop- kins; American History, P.A.D., Key Club JEAN R. GARLISLE Secretary to Principal, Office DOROTHY M. COHN B.A., M.R.E., Blue Mountain College, Carver School of Missions; English II, III tite� ATTIE COUGHLIN B.S., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Vander- bilt University, University of Chattanooga; Economics, Psychology HELEN CREECH A.B., M.E., Northwestern Uni- versity, Pennsylvania State University, University of Pitts- burgh, University of Miami, University of Florida, Duke University; English, Latin, Junior Class Sponsor 12 ANN DI NARDO A.B., B.S. in L.S., Temple University, Drexel Institute of Technology; Assistant Librar- ian, Audio-Visual Club OPAL DIX A.B., M.ED., Morehead State College, University of Florida; JANET DOAK A.B., Georgetown College, University of Wisconsin, Ohio State University, University of ALAN H. DRAKE A.B., M.M.E., University of Miami, Florida State Univer- sity; Instrumental Music, Band JOHN W. DUNNE PH.G., B.S., University of Buffalo, Canisius College; Chemistry, Biology English Pittsburgh, Yale University; Mathematics, National Honor Society FREDERIC L. FIAT B.B.A., B.S., University of Miami, Florida State Univer- sity, Northwestern University, University of Cincinnati, Chicago City College; D.C.T., Sales Psychology, Salesmanship, MARSHALL FRINKS JO STEELY A.B., Western State University, FERGASON University of Colorado; Ameri- A.B., Cumberland College, can History, World History, Brenau College, University of Key Club, Football Kentucky; English III, IV, Future Teachers of America Applied Psychology, D.C.T. Sponsor, Business Manager for Sponsor School Plays U. HAL GREEN MARGARET GREEN A.B., M.A., Vanderbilt Uni- Receptionist versity, George Peabody Col- 5 lege, University of Mexico, University of Texas, University of Florida; Spanish, Spanish Club MARY B. GEER ERNA M. GRAY IBM Operator Secretary to Deans MARTHA GRC A.B., Maryville Colles A. R. GRIMSER B.ED., M.A., M.S., Illinois State Normal University, Uni- versity of Kentucky. ! versity of Illinois; Biology, University; Trigox Future Medical Leaders Solid Geometry, Al National Hono FOREST P. HALE B.S., M.A., Springfield Col- lege, New York University; Algebra II, Plane Geometry MILTON A. HARDING B.S., M.ED., Indiana State University; Bookkeeping, Per- sonal Typing, Typing I, Record Keeping JOY HARLAND B.M.E., Drake University, University of Miami, Florida State University; Shorthand I, Office Practice, Chorus Accompanist H. Gy HATETE DD B.S., M.4A., University of Flor- ida; Physical Education, Driver Education, Baseball, State Baseball Chairman DOROTHY HENESY B.S., Temple University, Uni- versity of Arizona; English, Social Studies, Reading JAMES A. HEUSER B.ED., M.ED., Worcester State Teachers, Boston Uni- versity; Director of Guidance WILLIAM HUMPHREYS University of Florida; Voca- tional Agriculture, Sponsor of the Future Farmers of America ALONZO F. JOHNSON B.S., M.A., Morehead State College, Marshall University; Plane Geometry, Algebra IT ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON A.B., Florida State College for Women, University of Florida; English IV, Latin II, III, IV, Head of Language Arts Dept. BEVERLY JEAN JUNKER B.S. of Education, M.S. of Psychology, Kent State Uni- versity, Purdue University; Guidance Counselor, Girls’ Tumbling Team JOSIE KOONTZ A.B., High Point College; Geometry, Special Math RONALD KREULEN B.A.E., M.E.D., University of Florida; American History, World History MARLENE H. LENZ B.S., M.S., Florida State University; Typing, Short- hand, Tri-Hi-Y Club CARL E. MARTIN B.S., Eastern State College; Biology, Head of the Science Dept., Co-sponsor of Sophomore Class LENA MATTHEWS A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan College, Fairmont State Col- lege; English, Publication, Oracle, Co-sponsor Future Teachers of America GEORGE STANLEY PATRICIA HARRIETT HENRY S. MOODY Jr McCALL McCAUGHEY McMILLIN B.A., Rollins College, Univer- B.S., M.S., Mississippi Uni- Library Clerk Muskingum College, B.S., sity of Minnesota; History, versity, Ithaca College; Christiansen Choral School; Golf Coach, Senior Sponsor History, Football, Track Choral Music, Concert Choir THOMAS “TUCKER” MORRIS Ball State Teachers College, University of Miami, Univer- sity of Florida, Florida State University; Physical Education, Basketball MARIE L. MURPHY A.B., M.ED., Florida South- ern, Florida State College for Women, Duke University; World History EVELYN A.B., Bob Jones University, University of Southern Cali- fornia, Michigan State Univer- sity, University of Colorado, University of Florida; French I, French II, English IT, French Club, Truth for Youth BETTY MYRICK A.B., Catawba College; Physical Education, Keyettes, Cheerleaders ROBERT D. O’NEAL A.B., M.A.T.S., Florida State University, National University of Mexico, University of Missouri, University of New Mexico; Spanish, World Liter- ature, Senior Class Sponsor, Spanish Club SAMUEL E. PARKER B.A.E., University of Florida, University of Miami, Univer- sity of Alabama; Practical Math, Special Math, Wheel Club DOTTIE E. PATRICK B.S., Florida State University; Applied Science, Biology, Girls’ Monogram Club CAROLYN PAYNE A.B., M.A., Georgia State College for Women, Peabody Teachers College; Library JANE PHILLIPS B.S., B.I.D., University of Tennessee, Southern Univer- sity, Memphis State University, Auburn University, Smith College; History, Art, Art Club ROBERT A. PURSLEY Ball State University; Metal, Industrial Arts CLIFFORD ROBINSON B.S., Park College, University of Missouri, University of GLENN SANDERSON B.S., Texas Teachers’ College, University of Florida; Dean of Boys JOHN SCHELTER B.A.E., M. ED., University of Florida; Social Studies, World Geography BERNADINE SCHRAGEN B.ED., Duquesne University, Barry College; English, Miami; Physics, Economics, General Science J ork RUTH SHEA B.ED., M.A., University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado, Illinois State, Uni- versity of Iowa; Shorthand, Typewriting i : VIRGINIA H. SLAGLE B.SC., Ohio State University, Merrill Palmer Institute; Voca- tional Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America American History, French DAYTON SMITH B.S., M.S., David Lipscomb College, University of Ten- nessee; Biology, Sophomore ‘ Class MARJORIE SOUTHERN A.B., M. ED., University of Florida, Ohio State, Kentucky HELEN SPARLING A.B., Florida State University; Vocational Office Education, Future Secretaries Association ALFRED STANDIFER A.B., M.A., Fairmont State College, West Virginia Uni- versity, San Jose State College, MARTHA STEINKAMP Secretary to the Guidance Directors San Francisco State College; State, Asbury College, Uni- Mathematics versity of Georgia, University of Rochester; Dean of Girls Vasa pes: 4 “ “44 eee CATHERINE RUSK ELIZABETH KAY TINCKNELL SWANGO THOMPSON A.B., University of Wisconsin, A.B., Ohio Western University; A.B., Heidelberg; English, University of Minnesota, Mil- Home Economics Juniorettes waukee State Teachers College; English 16 WILLIAM TOWERY B.S., B.D., Arkansas State Col- lege, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Chem- istry, Truth for Youth Sponsor CHARLES WARE B.S., University of Florida; Biology, Monogram Club, Football PEGGY o. CRUILE B.S., Jacksonville State College; Physical Education, Juniorettes Sponsor, Assistant Swimming Coach WAYNE H. WICKSTRUM B.S., M.S., Kansas State Col- lege, Florida State University, Driver Education, Drawing, Athletic Director, Head of Athletic Dept. Both students and teachers enjoy the benefits modern Language Lab. FREDRICK WALTER, III B.S., Florida State University, Michigan State University; Mechanical Drawing, Woodworking VIVIAN B. WILLIAMS B.A., University of Georgia; Columbia University, North- western University; English TIE CHARLES R. WARD A.B., M.S., Marshall College, Florida State University; Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Physical Education Dept. Head, Health Coordinator MARTHA WRAY B.A., M.A., Maryville College, University of Tennessee; English, Speech, Beanpicker, Thespians Sponsor Teachers enjoy annual Christmas Party in the Home Ec. Department ry 4 y Bobbie Gray, Judy Kuc, Betsy Sandstrom, and Judy Jackson. Senior Class Officers Have Sailed A Straight Course As we, the Senior Class of 1962, cast a backward glance upon our experi- ences of the past three years, we realize that they have indeed been worthwhile. As Sophomores we were bewildered and frightened by the maze of corridors and the throng of unfamiliar faces. Nevertheless it did not take us long to JUDY KUC enter into the active life at P. B. S. H. S. With all the zeal and enthusiasm President typical of those beginning a new adventure, we supported successfully such activities as the candy sale and the first Sophomore Prom. BETSY SANDSTROM The Junior year was really a preparatory year, for we were constantly busy with school work and extracurricular activities. We found ourselves looking forward to our big year—the year when we ourselves would set the tone and pattern for life at our school. Special events for our Junior year were the class JUDY JACKSON play, the magazine drive and the Junior-Senior Prom. Secretary Today we are Seniors, the doers, not the onlookers, the leaders, not the followers. A smile crosses our faces as we recall the Senior play, “Majority of BOBBIE GRAY One,” the Senior Tea, our many Senior privileges and the fun at the prom sternly, we remember applications for college and scholarships, and the intense studying for college boards. Now it is all over, the doors of Pompano are closing behind us, pushing us out to the great, wide world. We are pre- pared now to go our different directions taking with us the untarnished memories of Pompano Beach Senior High. Vice President Treasurer JAMES EUGENE ADAMS ‘= pte Sp TERRY THEODORE ™ — ANGELACOS KATHERINE LOUISE AMRHEIN | DONNA KAY ALLAMONG —— ¥ ha ELAINE ELIZABETH Se ARONSON HENRY MICKEY ANDERSON MICHAEL EDWARD ALLEN a |... WILLIAM FREDERICK . a j ASHWORTH ROBERT ANDREW TIM ELAINE ANDERSON ANDERSON RICHARD EARL JUDITH ANN ALSDORF ATKINSON — PATTI ANN ANDREW LYNWOOD CLAYTON ANDREWS HARRIET ALSHOUSE PAULA JEAN AYERS Pep rallies contribute to GORDON OSBORN BENJAMIN ERNEST BARRETT BASSFORD RUTH ANN BEECHER BARBARA JEAN BEEGLE LOIS ANNE BARDSLEY ARDITH ANN BENORE WAYNE ALLEN BELDIN SANDRA A. BELGARD SUSANNE ROSE BARICE WILLIAM HUNT BIEBERBACH 22 a memorable senior year. DOROTHY ANN BIGANZOLI GAIL DOLORES BILLINGSLEY RUTH MARIE BLACKARD WILLIAM EDWARD BONNELL RALPH G BORGER ROBERT LANDER BORN THOMAS HUTCHINSON JAMES THOMAS BOURG PATRICIA ANN BLAIR BOTTS : | CHERLYN MAE BOYCE DAVID EDWARD BRANDT MARVIN ANTHONY BOYLES JAMES CLINTON BRADY MELINDA BRENAN PATRICIA E. BRYAN PATRICIA ANN BRYANT SUZANNE LEA BROCKWAY RICHARD FREDERICK HAROLD FREDERICK BURBICK BURKE JAMES NELSON BURLEY GAIL FRANCES BURROUGHS ELIZABETH HOLMES BROWN DANIEL EDWARD BUTLER ROGER WILES BUTLER ROBERT HAROLD THOMAS TERRY BROWNELL CARPENTER NANCY JEANETTE CADEAU ROBERT JOHN CALKINS RAYMOND FRANCIS CALLAN DAVID EARL CARTER Rs iy JEAN LOLA CHIUDIONI TWYMAN ADRIAN MARYLYN JEAN CAUTHERN CAVANAUGH ERIC RICHARD oo . GARY A. CLARKE CARTWRIGHT be KENNETH LLOYD YVONNE L. CESSNER CAWTHORNE ALLAN LOUIS CASE | — FREDERICK WESLEY CLARKSON BOBBIE CHALIK DIANE VICKI CHEBI PATRICIA CLAIRE | We KATHLEEN CLAYTON CASSELS - fe WILLIAM BERNARD WALTER D. CHILDRESS CHESHIRE SUSAN LOUISE CASWELL ROBERT THEODORE CLELLAND Class play attracts JAMES DAVID COLEMAN CLIFFORD ee : a = BARBARA JEAN CROSS CLINGA e oe WILLIAM DAVID LC—l—— : ROSA LEE CROSS COCHRAN - LU COLLINS JAMES HARRY COLSON FRED JOSEPH CURCIO BARBARA ANNE CONLIN SHERRY DIANE GCRIBBS RAYMOND F. COFFEY ANGELA DARE talented PBSHS Seniors. RUTH ELLEN DECKER JOHN WILLIAM DeCANTILLON LINDA JUNE DAVIS —_ ' DONALD FLETCHER - oe DICKERSON SA MARIE JEAN DeMELLO STEPHAN A. DENEHAN ELEANOR A. DICKINS CONSTANCE JANE BEN CLARENCE DeWITT DENETT DENNIS ALVIN DAY . _ el DOROTHY PATRICIA | - DOLL ROBERT LEE DeWITT KAREN DIANE DICKEN RICHARD CARL DECKER NORMA MARIE DOREMUS CHARLES ALFRED EHLINGER THOMAS LENTON DORMAN LAWRENCE DUNKEN DARLA ANN DUTELLE BARRY LEE ELLENBERGER MICHAEL GRADY DOWNEY BONNIE LOUISE DYMOND JOHN ALBERT EASTMAN CHRIS DREYER LINDA EILEEN ELLIOT RODERICK DAVIS POLLYANN MARIE EASTON ECKSTADT THOMAS OSCAR DUBOIS VIOLET MARIE EDEN RANDY EDWARDS ANDREW NORMAN DULLENKOPF NELSON LEON ELLIOT SAM ANDREW ELLISON : : : wr. EMILY LOUISE FELLER WILLIAM JOHN ESMANN ROBERT C. EWEN LINDA SUE EMERSON 2 fF. — LEE EDWARD FESKO DONALD WILLIAM PATRICIA ANN FACKLER FAIRCHILD JOHN ENOS : i. KAREN GRACE FINNEGAN JOHN EARL FARLEY SHARON ANN FARMER SHARON LYNN ERNST WILBERT ADDISON NORMAN BRUNNER FAUPEL FEASTER RONALD EMIL ERSAY LINDA JAY FORAND FREDERICK B. FOSS JAMES OLIVER FOX JANET DAVIDSON FOX Research papers SANDRA JEAN FREDERICK LINDA ANN FUSS WILLIAM FREDRICK GAUNITZ DONALD GENTILE MARY LILLIAN FRANGILLO ELIZABETH FRY LYNN ELIZABETH GARDNER LINDA MARIE GAY JAMES COOK GILES ROBERT CARL GOCKEL meant countless BECKY JO GILL MARILYN ANN GOACHER hours spent in libraries. SUSAN JANE GRAY ROBERT PETER CAROL JEAN GUENETTE WALTER GREEN PHYLLIS MARIE GREENE EDGAR ALLEN GUEST DOUGLAS McCREARY RICHARD THOMAS GREENWOOD GREENWOOD LESLIE NELL GOODRICH : _ in L LYNN HAAS STEPHANIE ANN MARY LYNN GRIFFITH GROENEWOUD BARBARA ANNE GRAY THOMAS WAYNE HAHN BONITA LEE HAINES JAMES EDGAR HAIRE PATRICIA ANN HALLIWELL ROBERT HENRY HARDEN ROBERT GAY HARRER ROGER CHARLES HARRIS MARTHA ELAINE HARTLEY CAROLE ELAINE HEGEN ARLA JOYCE HENJUM JOHN FREDERICK HERTNER SUSAN JANE HARDY 32 STEVE JOHN HERSCHLEB wk SANDY MAY HESSELTON KERMIT H. HINSON MARILYNN LENNELLE HEWES ph NTRS N ' BM caf til GUY MURRAY HELTON HOPE ANN HINISH VIRGINIA HINMAN CONNOLLY MARCIA KAY HIXON S ll oe — ee KAREN ANN HURLBERT WARREN WILLIAM HUSSEY KATHERINE MEREDITH DENNIS DEWAYNE HOWARD HOWELL ee THOMAS M. HOFSTETTER . — LEIGH GAIL INFIELD ANN HOLTHAUS BARRY KENDRICH PRESTON HOWARD HUMPHRIES HUNTER JAMES FREDERICK TERRY LEE JAQUESS HORNER Mailed invitations brought real VICKI LYNN JOHNSON MICHAEL ROBERT JOSEPHS DONNA FRANCES JENKINS THOMAS JACKSON JOINER y KENNETH DUNNINE BARBARA JEAN JUSTICE JENKINS JUDITH ANN JONES KATHLEEN LOUISE JONES JUDITH PATRICIA JOB MARGARET AUDINE MARY KATHRYN JONES JONES YOLAND ELIZABETH EARL MICHAEL KENNEDY JOHNS 34 ization of graduation’s nearness. WILLIAM A. KISH RICHARD R. KIDDY WILLIAM WALTER KLAUMINZER RONALD F. KINNEY SUSAN L. KNOEBBER MARY L. KIRBY ROBERT A. KRIEDER JOAN E. KIRKLAND GEORGE PATRICK KITTOE RUSSELL KNAB DIANE L. KRAMER PAMELA JOAN KRISTYAK RICHARD ALBERT LACEY JUDITH K. KRUG JUDITH MARILYN KUC MELBA LYNN LaCASSE EARNEST M. LARKIN HELEN MAY LOWRY DONALD MAYO LENZ LESLIE LEUTHESSER KEITH BERLIN LAUDERBAUGH WILLIAM TIMOTHY LUECKE BARBARA LINK VIRGINIA E. LLOYD GEORGE LUKOCEVICH CAROLYN DIANE LONG KRISTIN D. LORD PATRICIA JEANNE LENT CAROLE JEAN LYNCH CHERYL A. LOVETT CHARLES J. LOWRY DAVID LENZ JAMES MAAS 36 GERALD CHARLES MacNEIL LOIS ANN MARINELLI WINSTON E. MARIOTT CAROLE ANN MAGNESS : = ‘ ; GUY BRUCE MARWICK DARRYL WAYNE MARY ELLEN MARTIN MARSHALL ANN MANNING : BEVERLY JEAN MASTERS MICHAEL KENT MARTIN PAUL BARON MARTIN SUSAN JOANNE MARCOUX a, ee - ; GEORGE WILLIAM oe a : MATHEWS RONALD RAY MARTIN DAVID MARTONE MARJORIE ANN JOYCE FAY MAULDIN MARGHELLA Research papers meant count KAREN LYNN MICHAEL M. McDACE McCULLOUGH THOMAS FRANKLIN McMINN JAMES KENNETH PATRICIA ANN McDONALD McDONALD PEGGY SUE McCLURE ANN HILARY McNAMARA NANCY ANNE McDOWALL MARGARET ANNE McFARLANE PETER PAUL McCORMACK JOHN JOSEPH McNAMARA PATRICIA JEAN McGEE PHYLIS LINWOOD McLAUGHLIN ROBERT LEONARD BRADLEY VINCENT MEGE McCULLOCGH less hours spent in libraries. Ma ELINOR CATHERINE MEISTER HENRY FREDRICH MENDE FRAN LEE MERRITT GARRIE ALLEN MITCHELL REBECCA DARE MILLER ROBERT JAMES MILLS CAROLYN VEE MIMS STEPHEN HENRY MINIEA RICHARD DAVID MONTGOMERY BENJAMIN MINIMI GREGGORY MIRABILE WILLIAM JOSEPH THOMAS DEWEY MOORE MILANO JAMES MOORE SANDRA LUCILLE PATRICIA J. NEITZEL ! NAPOLITON | RONALD WILLIAM MORRISON | PETER JOHN NELESEN AUDREY JEANNE NELSON } DUANE L. MOUNTAIN JULIA PHYLIS O’CONNER CAROL SUE NEWELL MARY ANN NEWMAN JILL OELHAFEN EDWARD CHARLES KATHERINE MARIE NIVA NIEBURGER HOWARD JAMES MURPHY SHARON LEE O’NEILL LESLIE MARGARET PERRY PARDUE DIANE ELAINE PARNELL GWEN LEE ORTON a LC : e : JUDITH ANN PETERSON KATHLEEN ANN PATTON WILLIAM LEE PAYNE yR. JAMES KEITH PEBLEY MARIE ANTOINETTE PENIMPEDE ROBERT OWERS _ — - LINDA MARLENE PETTIT JAMES RICHARD PERRY JUDITH ANN PERRY CAROLE RUTH PAGDIN DOREEN LOUISE PIERPOINT GARY L. PINKLEY LINDA LEE PIPER ROBERT WILLIAM POWERS DONIE GAIL PRIDEMORE A final trip to that crammed | JEANNE ELLEN PUDER EDWIN ALLAN QUALMANN CHARLENE DOROTHY JANET CAROLINE QUINLAN RABETTE � JEANNETTE ELLEN BARBARA JEAN RAPELEE RAJER CLEVE STUART LAWRENCE ROBERT RANDOLPH RAUCH 42 KAREN FRANCES REESE MICHAEL T. REED PATRICIA ANN locker made leaving a reality. SHIRLEY FREIDA FRED CARL RHODE RHOADES CHARLES AMER ROBINSON WILLIAM HOMER REEVE TONIA RAE GEORGE ROBERT RICHARDSON RINHART CHERYL LEE REICH DIANNE ROBINSON JUDITH E. RISHEL BRENDA JOYCE ROBERTS ELAINE MARIE REIFF ROSALIE ROBINSON DOUGLAS F. ROBERTS MARGARET ANN ROBERTSON LINDA ARMSTRONG LINDA CLARICE ROBSON | REUDELHUBER 43 EILEEN MARY SCHROLL RONALD ROCKWOOD MARY LOU SANDKE ELIZABETH ANN SANDSTROM GREGORY ALAN ROGERS A BENJAMIN SAXON WINIFRED SCHEUSSLER ROBERT ALAN SHULTZ IRIS MAE ROTTMAN JILL IRENE SCHWERDT CHARLES FREDERICK WILLIAM ROBERT SCHNEIDER SCHNICKE GERALDINE BERNADETTE ALBERT SCRASE SANDERS 44 SANDRA CHERYL SIGH TERRY A. SHAFFER STEPHEN LYLE SKINNER THOMAS JACKSON SKIPP WARD HUGH SHANDOFF ra -_ | =. : JAMES FULTON SPITLER CAROLYN ROSE SMITH LINDA LEE SMITH THOMAS WILLIAM SMITH STANLEY CHARLES JAMES BAILEY SPRENKLE SHAPIRO JOHN BAILEY SPRENKLE SYLVIA LEE SPRING LOIS VERONICA STAHL Solemn seniors don WILLARD DEWEY SANDRA MARTHA STILL LYNNE KAY STILLWELL LORRAINE MARIE PHYLLIS SUZANNE STRADLEIGH PHILLIP STEPHEN BETH SUSAN SUPPES DANIEL CHARLES SVORINICH STALLINGS JEAN ANN TALLEY caps and gowns ee ROBERT JAMES TACY re CECILE MARY TAILLEFER DAVID ALAN TALBERT for impressive graduation ceremony. ee PATRICIA ELAINE BARBARA JEAN TUEL TIBERY UMSTEAD DENNIS DUANE TEEMLEY o es | we : GARY WAYNE WALLACE ROBERT VARGO ROBERT ANTHONY VETRO DONNA FAY THOMAS . a 1 oe WILLIAM GEORGE WALSH ROBERT PAUL WAGNER JEFFERY WAITE DAVID CARLTON LINDA ADAIR WARLOW THOMPSON MARY FRANCES WARMINGTON il CHRISTINE JEAN WATSON JAMES McCLAIN WELLINGS EDWARD JOSEPH WERDER DOUGLAS C. WHEELER KAREN JO WHIGHAM FRANCIS ERNEST WHITE LINDA ANN WHITTIER KAREN SUSAN WIETSMA STEVE HAL WILCOX SAMUEL DAVID WILEY CAROL JEAN WILLIAMS MAUREEN TEREASA ELSBETH ANNE WINSLOW WHALEN 48 KENNETH RICHARD WILLIAMS SHERYL WILLIAMS WARNER DANIEL WILLIS KENT EVERET WINSLOW = SALLY CAE ZAETSCH PHYLLIS MARIE ARLENE ELIZABETH WOODWARD WOS ELIZABETH ANN WITHERSPOON CHARLES CARL MAUREE HELEN WOTRING WRIGHT DAVID EMMERSON WOOD : ; EVELYN GAY ZINKE GLORIA JEAN WYATT As Juniors we worked hard to make the Prom a success. SENIOR DIRECTORY JAMES ADAMS; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. DONNA KAY ALLAMONG; Hagerstown, Maryland; May 19, 1944; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Future Secretaries 4. MICHAEL EDWARD ALLEN; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; December 14, 1944; “Mike”; Football; Track. JUDITH ANN ALSDORF; Seattle, Washing- ton; September 18, 1944; “Judy”; Future Homemakers. KATHERINE LOUISE AMRHEIN; Spring- field, Illinois; November 4, 1944; “Kathy”; Future Medical Leaders 3; Spanish Club 4, Treas. 4; French Club 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. HENRY MICHAEL ANDERSON; Detroit, Michigan; April 6, 1943; “Mickey.” DIANNE JOYCE ANDERSON; Detroit, Michigan; April 6, 1944; “Cricket.” JACK LEWIS ANDERSON; Toledo, Ohio; November 4, 1943; “Andy.” ROBERT ANDREW ANDERSON; Morris- town, New Jersey; November 7, 1944; “Bob’’; National Honor Society 4; Basketball 4. TIM ELAINE ANDERSON; Detroit, Mich- igan; April 15, 1944; Spanish Club; Juniorettes 4; Future Homemakers 4. PATRICIA ANN ANDREW; Pasiac, New Jersey; June 12, 1944; “Patti”; Juniorettes 4; A Majority of One; Thespians 4. LYNWOOD CLAYTON ANDREWS; Vienna, Georgia; July 5, 1944; “Woody TERRY THEODORE ANGELACOS; Chicago, Illinois; January 27, 1944; “Terry.” ELAINE ELIZABETH ARONSON; Ambler, Pennsylvania; September 24, 1944; ‘Pixie’; Student Council Pe A'o AEN Cheerleader; Key- ettes 3, 4; Thespians 4; Arsenic and Old Lace; A Majority of One. WILLIAM FREDERICK ASHWORTH; Hen- derson, North Carolina; December 3, 1943; “Bill”; Football 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EARL ATKINSON; Lebanon, In- diana; May 3, 1944; “‘Dick’’; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. PAULA JEAN AYERS; Olean, New York; December 1, 1943; “Paula”; Future Secre- taries. CAROL RAE BAAS; Grand Rapids, Mich- igan; March 28, 1943. GEORGE PENNER BANKS; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; November 17, 1944; Audio Vis- ual Club. LOIS ROSE BARDSLEY; Somerville, Penn- sylvania; August 3, 1944; ‘“Loanne’”; Library Club. SUSANNE ROSE BARICE; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; October 16, 1943; “Sue”; Allied Youth 2; Swimming 2, 3; Future Teachers 4; Monogramettes 4. GORDON OSBORN BARRETT; Meadville, Pennsylvania; July 21, 1944; “Gord”; Mono- gram Club; Football 2, 3. BENJAMIN BASSFORD; Annapolis, Mary- land; October 2, 1944; “‘Ben.” PATRICIA LOUISE BAX; Cleveland, Ohio; August 8, 1944; “Pat”; Spanish Club 2; Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4, Pres. 4; Debate Club 4, Sec. 4. JEAN FRANCES BEAIRSTO; Medford, Mass.; April 13, 1943; Future Homemakers. RUTH ANN BEECHER; Hamilton, Ohio; De- cember 22, 1944; ‘““Uncle Ruth”; Future Home- makers. BARBARA JEAN BEEGLE; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; May 12, 1944; “Barb”; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4, Pres. 4; French Club 4; Golf 3, 4. WAYNE ALLEN BELDIN; Cleveland, Ohio; May 1, 1944; “Yogi.” SANDRA ANN BELGARD; Lewiston, Maine; May 1, 1944; “Sandy”; J.V. Cheerleader; Fu- ture Secretaries 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4, Sec. 4; Future Teachers 2; Student Council 3, 4; Monogramettes 4. ARDITH ANN BENORE; Port Clinton, Ohio; July 3, 1944; “Artie”; Future Homemakers. KENNITH ROY BENNETT; Lake Wales, Florida; January 24, 1944; “Ken”; Football; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 3. WILLIAM HUNT BIEBERBACH; Detroit, Michigan; January 17, 1944; “Beaver”; Golf 2, 3; Monogram Club. DORTHY ANN BIGANZOLI; Medford, Massachusetts; October 11, 1944; “Dottie”; Future Secretaries 4: Diversified Cooperative Training. GAIL DOLORES BILLINGSLEY: Nashua, New Hampshire; June 28, 1944; “Nut”: Con- cert Chorus 3; Future Homemakers 4; Junior Achievement 4: Truth for Youth. RUTH MARIE BLACKARD; Terre Haute, Indiana; June 21, 1944; “Ruth”; Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian ah ER National Honor Society’ oma: Student Council 3; Graduation Usherette 3: PATRICIA ANN BLAIR; Marshfield, Massa- chusetts; July 7, 1944; “Pat”; Future Home- makers. SHARON ROSE BLINCO; Niagara Falls, New York; November 7, 1944; Debate Club 2; Future Medical Leaders 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Keyettes 3; 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Girl’s State 3; Intra-Club Council 3, 4, Chairman 3; Gradua- tion Usher 3; Girl of the Month 4. JANET MARIE BOGUES; Highland Park, Michigan; September 7, 1944; “Jan.” WILLIAM EDWARD BONNELL; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; May 29, 1944; “Bill.” RALPH BORGER; Cincinnati, Ohio; April 15, 1944; “Buddy.” ROBERT LANDER BORN; Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; January 29, 1944; “Ace”; Football; Basektball. THOMAS HUTCHINSON BOTTS; Columbus, Ohio; August 16, 1944; “Tommy.” THOMAS JAMES BOURG; Joliet, Illinois; November 1, 1943; “Jim”; Track 2, 3, 4. MAJORIE GAIL BOWENS; Hawthorne, New Jersey; “Mary”; Chorus. CHERLYN MAE BOYCE; Buffalo, New York; March 7, 1944; Future Homemakers. MARVIN ANTHONY BOYLES; San Diego, California; May 1, 1944; “Tony”; Monogram Club; J.V. Basektball; Track 2, 3. SHIRLEY JEAN BRADLEY; LaGrange, Georgia; March 26, 1944; Future Homemakers. JAMES CLINTON BRADY; Atlanta, Geor- gia; October 20, 1944; “Dobie.” Most Attractive PATTI CASSELS DAVID EDWARD BRANDT; Mansfield, Ohio; September 9, 1942; “Dave.” MELINDA BRENNAN; Jacksonville, Florida; February 22, 1944; “Menda”’; Keyettes 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Diversified Cooperative Training 3, 4, President 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Inter-Club Council 4. SUZANNE LEA BROCKWAY; Lewiston, New York; January 2, 1944; “Susie”; Chorus 4. DOROTHY LOUISE BROWN; Columbus, Georgia; October 26, 1944; “Dotty”; Future Homemakers of America. ELIZABETH HOLMES BROWN; Tupelo, Mississippi; November 2, 1943; ‘‘Eliz’; Future Teachers of America 2; Keyettes 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4. ROBERT HAROLD BROWNELL; Cortland, New York; April 9, 1944; “Bob”; Allied Youth 2; Debate Club 4. PENNY BRYAN; Cleveland, Ohio; August 13, 1944; Future Teachers of America 4; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA ANN BRYANT; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; July 14, 1943; “‘Patsi’’; Band 2, 3; Jun- iorettes 3; Future Homemakers of America 3. RICHARD BURBICK; East Liverpool, Ohio; April 4, 1943; “Dick”; Arsenic and Old Lace. HAROLD FREDERICK BURKE; Arcadia, Florida; July 28, 1944; “Fred”; Boy’s State 3: Thespians ees Vice President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Arsenic and Old Lace; Sabrina Fair; Majority of One; The Little Foxes; Na- tional Honor Society 4. JAMES NELSON BURLEY; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; September 16, 1944; “Jim.” 50 GAIL BURROUGHS; Ware, Massachusetts; February 9, 1945; ‘“Dee’’; Diversified Coopera- tive Training; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Future Secretaries of America. DANIEL EDWARD BUTLER; Knoxville, Tennessee; March 19, 1944; Track 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. ROGER WILES BUTLER; Ft. Lauderdale, ora: June 27, 1944; “Rog”; Future Farm- ers 2. NANCY JEANNETTE CADEAU; Virginia, Minnesota; October 11, 1944; “Red”; Future Homemakers of America; Junior Achieve- ment. RAYMOND FRANCIS CALLAN; New York, New York; October 7, 1944; “Ray.” JOHN WALSH CARPENTER; Toledo, Ohio; November 17, 1943; “Carp”; Wheel Club; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Football 2. THOMAS TERRY CARPENTER; Elmira, Newey July 10, 1944; “Tom”; Band; Dance and. ERIC R. CARTWRIGHT; Boston Massachu- setts; June 14, 1944; Audio Visual. ALLEN LOUIS CASE; Norfolk, Virginia; October 29, 1944; “Butch”; Band 2, 3, 4; Audio Visual. PATRICIA CLAIRE CASSELS; Miami, Flor- ida; January 8, 1944; “Patti’’; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Juniorettes 3, 4, Secretary 4; Concert Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4; Safe-Teen Queen 3. SUSAN LOUISE CASWELL; St. Louis, Mis- souri; January 26, 1943; “Sue”; Concert Chorus 2; Girls Chorus 3. TWYMAN ADRIAN CAUTHERN; Gaines- ville, Florida; September 6, 1944; “Twy.” MARYLYN JEAN CAVANAUGH; Detroit, Michigan; March 3, 1944; “Lynn”; Future Homemakers of America, Secretary 4; Diver- sified Cooperative Training. KENNITH LLOYD CAWTHORNE; Belle- ville, New Jersey; “Ken. ftv CESNER; Columbus, Ohio; July 23 DIANA VICTORIA CHEBI; New York, New York; September 19, 1944: “Dee”; Future Homemakers of America oe 4. WILLIAM BERNARD CHESHIRE; Ft. Lau- derdale, Florida; February 4, 1944; “Bill”; Science Club 3; Truth for Youth 4. JUAN CHIUDIONO; Trenton, New Jersey; Future Homemakers of America. GARY ALBERT CLARKE; Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; February 28, 1945; “Clarke.” FREDERICK WESLEY CLARKSON; Dan- bury, Connecticut; May 18, 1944; “Fred”; French Club 2; Boy’s State 3; Golf 3, 4. KATHLEEN CLAYTON; Atlanta, Georgia; January 29, 1944; “Kathy.” ROBERT THOEDORE CLELLAND; Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania; November 16, 1943; “Ted”; Junior Optimist 2; Football 2, 3. CLIFFORD C. CLINGAN; Houston, Ala- bama; January 20, 1939; “Cliff”: Diversified Cooperative Training. WILLIAM DAVID COCHRAN; Springfield, Ohio; July 8, 1944; “Bill.” FRAZIER COCHRANE; Lauderdale-by-the- Sea, Florida; December 13, 1942. RAYMOND FREDERICK COFFEY; Cincin- nati, Ohio; March 29, 1944; “Skipp’”; Foot- ball 2; Track 2; Basketball 2. Most Attractive GREG MIRABILE a at ME re Qe ee nt ee ee JOHN BLAIR COLE; Memphis, Tennessee; December 31, 1942; Junior Optimist 2. JAMES DAVID COLEMAN; Canton, Ohio; August 11, 1944; “J.C.”; Football 2, 3, 4. RANDAL L LEWIS COLKER; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; May 17, 1944; “Randy.” DONNA COLLINS; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; February 5, 1945; Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4; Student Council 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. RY. JAMES COLSON; June 29, 1943; ‘ im.” BARBARA ANNE CONLIN; Chicago, Illi- nois; October 3, 1944; “Peaches”; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Majorettes 4. CHERRIL DIANE CRIBBS; Kalamazoo, Michigan; August 12, 1944; “Sherry.” BARBARA J. CROSS; El Paso, Texas; Octo- ber 26, 1944; “Li’l Red”; Majorettes 2, 3; Fu- ture Teachers of America 4. ROSA LEE CROSS; Des Arc, Arkansas; Au- gust 21, 1944 ; ‘““Rosalita.” ALFRED JOSEPH CURCIO; Vineland, New Jersey; January 17, 1944; “Fred.” : ANGELA DARE; Passaic, New Jersey; Au- gust 29, 1944; “Angel”; Future Homemakers. LINDA JUNE DAVIS; New Orleans, Louisi- ana; May 17, 1944; “Linda.” CONNIE MARIE DAWSON; Delphi, Indiana; October 24, 1944; Truth for Youth; Future Secretaries Association. DENNIS ALVIN DAY; West Palm Beach, Florida; June 2, 1944; Science Club 3; Boy’s State 3; Key Club 4; Secretary 4; American Legion Award 4; National Honor Society 4. JOHN WILLIAM DeCANTILLON; St. Neots, England; October 30, 1944; “Dec”; Science Club 3; Basektball 2. RICHARD CARL DECKER; Riverhead, Long Island; March 13, 1945; Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, Parliamentarian 3, 4; Boy’s State 3. ; RUTH ELLEN DECKER; Tawton, Massa- chusetts; March 9, 1944; Future Homemakers 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 4; Concert Chorus 3, 4; Juniorettes 4; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. ae JEAN DeMELLO; Padgett, Bermuda; “ ar.” STEPHEN A. DENAHAN; New York, New York; September 11, 1944; ‘Steve’; Science Club 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist. CONSTANCE JANE DENETT; New Britain, Connecticut; February 2, 1944; “Connie”; Fu- ture Secretaries Association. BEN CLARENCE DeWITT; Charlestown, South Carolina; February 3, 1944; “Rocky”; Audio Visual; Secretary-Treasurer 4. KAREN DICKEN; St. Paul, Indiana; No- vember 9, 1944; Future Homemakers 2. LARRY DAVID DICKE}N;; St. Paul, Indiana; November 9, 1944. ELEANOR DICKENS; Ft. Lauderdale, Flor- ida; September 26, 1942; “Ellen.” DONALD FLETCHER DICKERSON; Rich- mond, Kentucky; April 20, 1944; “Don”; Key Club; Band; Concert Chorus. DOROTHY PATRICIA DOLL; Buffalo, New York; May 10, 1944; ‘“Teddie”’; Future Teach- ers 4; pus Homemakers 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. Personality Plus MARY LOU SANDKE NORMA MARIE DOREMUS; Neptune, New Jersey; March 10, 1944; “Tina.” THOMAS LENTON DORMAN; Ft. Lauder- dale, Florida; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3: Track 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Wheel Club. MICHAEL GRAPY DOWNEY; Chickasha, ares “Mike”; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- ain 4. CHRISTOPHER THOMAS DREVER; River- dale, Maryland; July 7, 1944; “Chris.” THOMAS OSCAR DUBOIS; Pittsfield, Mas- sachusetts; December 5, 1943; “Tom.” ANDREW NORMAN DULLENKOPF; Beth- lehem, Pennsylvania; April 4, 1944; “Andy.” DARLA ANN DUTELLE; Whitehall, New York; December 24, 1944; Future Home- makers 2. BONNIE LOUISE DYMOND; Darby, Penn- sylvania; September 2, 1944; Future Home- makers. JOHN ALBERT EASTMAN; Somers Point, New Jersey; October 17, 1944; “John”; Truth for Youth 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Chap- lain 3, 4; Arsenic and Old Lace; Annual Staff 4; Sports Editor. RODERICK DAVID EASTON; Binghamton, New York; March 14, 1944; “Rick”; Key Club Bh eh POLLYANN ECKSTADT; Floral Park, New York; May 25, 1944; “Polly”; Future Secre- taries 4. VIOLET MARIE EDEN; Mountain View, New Jersey; July 13, 1943; “Vicki”; Junior Achievement. Personality Plus JOHN FARLEY RANDY EDWARDS; Amarillo, Texas; Jan- uary 10, 1944; Football 2, Wheel Club. CHARLES ALFRED EHLINGER; Norfolk, Virginia; July 9, 1944; “Skip”; Band 2, 3, 4; Diversified Cooperative Training 4. BARRY LEE ELLENBERGER; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; January 29, 1945; Diversified Cooperative Training. NELSON LEON ELLIOTT; St. Louis, Mis- so uri; April 4, 1942; “Lee.” LINDA ELLIOTT; Washington, D.C.; July 21, 1944; “Lynn.” SAM ANDREW ELLISON; Washington, D.C.; December 20, 1944; Spanish Club. LINDA SUE EMERSON; Newark, Ohio; Fu- ture Homemakers. JOHN ENOS; Malden, Massachusetts; Octo- ber 7, 1944; “Jack’’; Band 2, 3, 4. SHARON LYNN ERNST; Gloversville, New coe June 6, 1945; “Ernie”; Bowling; Library lub. RONALD EMIL ERSAY; Cleveland, Ohio; June 14, 1944; “Ron”; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Student Council 2, 4; Thespians 3, 4, President 4; Teahouse of the August Moon; Sabrina Fair; Arsenic and Old Lace; The Lit- tle Foxes (Student Director); Majority of One. BILL ESSMANN; Detroit, Michigan; No- vember 13, 1944; “Chaw”; Football 2, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2. ROBERT CHARLES EWEN; Washington, D.C.; March 23, 1944; “Bob.” DAVID WILLIAM FACKLER; Dayton, Ohio; September 13, 1944; “Bill T’; Wheel Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Monogram Club; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball 3. 51 PATRICIA ANN FAIRCHILD; Lansing, Michigan; December 5, 1944; “Pat”; French Club 2; Keyettes 3, 4, President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Swimming Team Man- ager 3, 4. JOHN EARL FARLEY; Cambridge, Massa- chusetts; August 26, 1944; Junior Achieve- ment; Arsenic and Old Lace. Serres FARMER; Miami, Florida; April WILBERT ADDISON FAUPEL; Latrobe, Pennsylvania; November 7, 1943; “Bill.” NORMAN FEASTER; Miami, Florida; July 16, 1944; “Norm”; Wheel Club; Arsenic and Old Lace. EMILY L. FELLER; Wareham, Massachu- setts; February 23, 1945; Keyettes 4; Future Homemakers 4; Spanish Club 4. LEE EDWARD FESKO; Homestead, Penn- sylvania; October 28, 1944; “Leo.” KAREN GRACE FINNEGAN; Maywood, New Jersey; December 22, 1943; Future Homemakers 2; Future Secretaries 3, 4. SANDRA FLETCHER; Memphis, Tennessee; December 1, 1944. LINDA FORAND; Hartford, Connecticut; December 16, 1943; “Linda Jay.” FREDERICK B. FOSS; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania; October 19, 1944; Band 4. JAMES OLIVER FOX; Kingsville, Ontario; “Foxie”; Track. JANET DAVIDSON FOX; Cleveland, Ohio; December 10, 1944; “Jan”; Future Medical Leaders 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Keyettes 4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Editor 4; Arsenic and Old Lace (Student Director); Majority of One; The Little Foxes; Thespians 4. MARY LILLIAN FRANGILLO; New Haven, Connecticut; June 9, 1944. SANDRA JEAN FREDERICK; Sandusky, Ohio; April 18, 1944; “Sandy.” LYNN ELIZABETH GARDNER; Battle Creek, Michigan; September 23, 1944. LINDA MARIE GAY; Boston, Massachusetts; October 23, 1944; Future Homemakers 4; Fu- ture Secretaries 4. DON GENTILE; Bloomfield, New Jersey; April 16, 1944. JAMES COOK GILES; September 24, 1944; “Jim”; Football 2; Tennis 4;- Graduation Usher; Arsenic and Old Lace. BECKY JO GILL; Bucyrus, Ohio; November 2, 1944; Future Homemakers 2, 4. WILLIAM HENRY GLATTLI; Ocala, Flor- ida; “Bill.” MARILYN ANN GOACHER; Cincinnati, Ohio; November 4, 1943; Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Vice President; Future Medical Leaders 3; Keyettes 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Girl’s State 3; Sabrina Fair. ROBERT CARL GOCKEL; Patterson, New Jersey; March 14, 1944; “Bob.” : JAMES EDWARD GOETZ; Cleveland, Ohio; February 24, 1944; “Jim”; Swimming; Ten- nis 3. KATHLEEN ANN GOOD; Patuxent River, Maryland; October 22, 1944; “Kathy”; Future Nurses 2; Future Medical Leaders 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Future Homemakers 3; Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Editor; Student Council 4; Thespians 4; The Little Foxes; Arsenic and Old Lace; Majority of One. LESLIE NELL GOODRICH; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; April 25, 1944; “Nell”; Student Council 4; Juniorettes 4; Chorus 4; Future Homemakers 4. BARBARA ANNE GRAY; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; July 18, 1944; “Bobbie”; Future Homemakers 2; Future Medical Leaders 2; Truth for Youth 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Concert Chorus 4; Oracle Staff 4; Juniorettes 4; Par- liamentarian 4; “Miss Blue and Gold” 4; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. SUSAN JANE GRAY; Hackensack, New Jer- sey; January 2, 1944; “Susie”; Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Keyettes 3, 4; French Club 4. ROBERT MICHAEL GREEN; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; July 8, 1944; “Pete”; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Executive Council 2; Monogram Club 3, 4. PHYLLIS MARIE GREEN; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; October 29, 1944; “Phyl”; Truth for Youth 3, 4; Oracle Staff 4. WALTER GREEN; Indianapolis, Indiana; December 19, 1944; “Sonny.” DOUGLAS McCREARY GREENWOOD; Gardner, Massachusetts; August 8, 1944; Key Club 3, 4; French Club 4, President 4. RICHARD T. GREENWOOD; Palo Alto, Cal- ifornia; December 9, 1943; “Dick”; Track 2, 4; Football 3, 4. STEPHANIE ANN GRIFFITH; Martin’s Fer- ry, Ohio; October 10, 1943; ‘“Stephie”’; Future Homemakers 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY Most Talented BETSY SANDSTROM MARY LYNN GROENEWOUD; Holland, Michigan; March 24, 1944; Student Council 4; Juniorettes 4; Oracle Staff 4; Future Home- makers 4. CAROL JEAN GUENETTE; Dayton, Ohio; May 8, 1944; Future Homemakers 4. EDGAR ALLEN GUEST; Pompano Beach, Florida; “Eddy”; Track 2; Junior Achieve- ment, Vice President 3; Graduation Usher. LYNN HAAS; Toledo, Ohio; June 14, 1944. THOMAS WAYNE HAHN; Jackson, Mich- igan; July 5, 1944; ‘“‘Tom”; Bowling 3; Annual Staff 4; Majority of One; The Little Foxes; Thespians 4. BONITA LEE HAINES; Williamsport, Penn- sylvania; October 10, 1944; ‘Bonnie’; Diversi- fied Cooperative Training; Future Secre- taries; Future Homemakers. JAMES EDGAR HAIRE; Quincy, Florida; September 29, 1944; “Jim”; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN HALLIWELL; Johnstown, Pennsylvania; November 16, 1944; Band 2, 3, 4; Future Medical Leaders 2; Debate Club; Spanish Club 2. ROBERT HENRY HARDEN; Ocala, Florida; September 17, 1943; “Bob.” SUSAN JANE HARDY; Spring Lake, New Jersey; April 23, 1944; “Sue”; Spanish Club 2; Juniorettes 4. ROBERT G. HARRER; Penn Argyle, Penn- sylvania; July 25, 1943; “Bob”; Art Club 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Baseball 2; Concert Chorus 4. ROGER CHARLES HARRIS; New Bruns- wick, New Jersey; January 23, 1943; “Rog.” MARTHA ELAINE HARTLEY; Boone, North Carolina; February 8, 1946; “Elaine”; Cheer- leading 2. CAROLE ELAIN HEGEN; Detroit, Mich- igan; December 25, 1943; Keyettes; Future Secretaries; Junior Achievement 3, 4. GUY MURRAY HELTON; Hollywood, Flor- ida; June 14, 1944; ‘““Murf.” ARLA JOYCE HENJUM; Miami, Florida; February 27, 1943; Cheerleader 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4. STEPHEN JOHN HERSCHLEB; Lebanon, Indiana; May 20, 1944; “Steve”; Band 4. JOHN FREDERICK HERTNER; Chevy Chase, Maryland; November 8, 1944; ““Moose’’; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MAY HESSELTON; Springfield, Massachusetts; May 24, 1944; “Sandy”; Future Secretaries; Junior Achievement. MARILYNN LENNETTE HEWES; Washing- ton, D.C.; December 5, 1944; Future Home- makers 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2; Juniorettes 4; French Club 4. HOPE ANN HINISH; Barnesboro, Pennsyl- vania; November 6, 1944; Spanish Club 2; Future Teachers 4. VIRGINIA LEE HINMAN; Binghamton, New York; September 9, 1944; “Gini”; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 4; French Club 4; Future Sec- retaries. KERMIT HINSON; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; January 31, 1944. MARCIA KAY HIXON; Crawfordsville, In- diana; Library Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. WALTER ALLEN HOBBS; Augusta, Geor- gia; January 31, 1944; “Buddy”; Wheel Club, Parliamentarian 4; Football; Track. ANN HOLTHOUS; Joliet, Illinois; April 21, 1944; Future Homemakers. JAMES HORNER; Detroit, Michigan; May 24, 1944; “Scoot.” are LYNETTE HORTON; Lexington, Virginia; November 8, 1944; “Lynn”; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Juniorettes 4; Future Teachers 4; Concert Chorus 2, 3. EVELYN JUNE HOVARTER; Auburn, In- diana; April 2, 1944; “Skippy”; Future Secre- taries; Junior Achievement. KATHERINE MEREDITH HOWARD; Brook- lyn, New York; February 22, 1944; “Meri”; French Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Future Teachers. DENNIS DeWAYNE HOWELL; Mendota, Illinois; September 12, 1944; Football 2; Track 2; Basektball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. THOMAS W. HOYT; Walton, New York; June 7, 1944; “Tom”; Baseball. JOAN PATRICIA HUGHES; Camden, New Jersey; “Joanie”; Future Homemakers 4; Fu- ture Teachers 2; Library Club 3; Juniorettes 4; Junior Achievement 4. Most Talented KEN WILLIAMS BARRY HUMPHRIES; Fort Pierce, Florida; May 20, 1944; ‘Red’; Monogram Club 4; Wheel Club 4; Football 4; Baseball 4. PRESTON HUNTER; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania; January 3, 1945; “‘Pres’’; Science Club 3; Key Club 3, 4, President 4; Audio-Visual Club 3; Intra-Club Council 4; Boys’ State 3. KAREN HURLBERT; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania; November 16, 1943; Future Secre- taries 4. WARREN WILLIAM HUSSEY; Everett, Mas- sachusetts; September 24, 1944; Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN HUTCHINSON; Panama, Florida; December 31, 1943; ‘““Doug”; Future Farmers 2, 3, 4. LEIGH GAIL INFIELD; Cleveland, Ohio; “Leeskie”’; Teahouse of the August Moon 2. JUDITH ANN JACKSON; Jeffersonville, Kentucky; August 3, 1 944; “Judy”; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Truth for Youth 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers 4; Senior Class Secretary. TERRY LEE JACQUES; Miami, Florida; Au- gust 11, 1944; “Jake”; Football 2, 3. KENNETH D. JENKINS; New York City; April 8, 1944; “Ken”; Swimming 3, 4. DONNA FRANCES JENKINS; Boston, Mas- sachusetts; June 14, 1944; Future Secretaries 3, 4; Chorus 4. JUDITH PATRICIA JOB; North Sydney, Nova Scotia; September 21, 1944; “Judi”; Fu- ture Homemakers 4. YOLAND JOHNS; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; May 31, 1943+ “Yoland.” VICKI LYNN JOHNSON; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; January 7, 1945; “Vicki”; Truth for Youth 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. 52 THOMAS W. JOHNSTON; Torrence, Califor- pe June 19, 1944; Debate Club 4, Vice Presi- ent 4. THOMAS W. JOINER; Miami, Florida; Feb- ruary 5, 1944; ‘“‘Tom”’; Baseball. GORDON EUGENE JONES; Raleigh, North Carolina; October 29, 1943; ‘“Jonesie’; Con- cert Chorus 4. JUDITH ANN JONES; Dallas, Texas; May 9, 1944; “Judy”; Annual 3, 4, Editar 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Fort Lauderdale News Correspondent 4. KATHLEEN LOUISE JONES; Logansport, Indiana; June 23, 1944; “Kathy”; Band 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 4; Truth for Youth 4. MARGARET AUDINE JONES; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; March 22, 1944; Future Teachers 2; Student Council 2, 4; Tumbling Team 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4; Juniorettes 4. MARY KATHRYN JONES; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; February 28, 1944; “Kathy”; Band 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2; Student Council 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior- ettes 4; Truth for Youth 4; Tri-Hi-Y, Presi- dent 4; Annual 4. MICHAEL JOSEPHS; Oakland, California; November 9, 1944; “Mike.” BARBARA JEAN JUSTICE; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; January 3, 1945; “Barb”; Li- brary 2; Future Medical Leaders 3, 4; Future Nurses 3, 4; Concert Chorus 3, 4; Art Club 4. BARBARA ANN KEDNEY; New Brunswick, New Jersey; August 24, 1944; “Bobbie”; Fu- ture Homemakers 3; Future Teachers 3, 4; Future Medical Leaders 4. MICHAEL KENNEDY; Royal Oak, Michigan; January 25, 1944; “Chico.” RICHARD KIDDY; Providence, Rhode Is- land; July 23, 1944; “Rich”; DCT Club 4. RONALD FRANCES KINNEY; Waterloo, Iowa; September 10, 1944; “Ron.” MARY LEE KIRBY; Cleveland, Tennessee; January 6, 1945; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Thespian 4. JOAN ELIZABETH KIRKLAND; Pompano Beach, Florida; Truth for Youth 2; Concert Chorus 2, 3; Future Homemakers 4. WILLIAM A. KISH; Flint, Michigan; August 8, 1944; “Bill”; Concert Chorus 4. GEORGE KITTOE; Chicago, Illinois; January 17, 1945; French Club 4; Junior Optimists 2. WILLIAM WALTER KLAUMINZER; Cleve- land, Ohio; September 15, 1944; “Bill”; Diver- sified Cooperative Training 4. RUSSELL J. KNAB; Anniston, Alabama; May 7, 1944; “Russ.” SUSAN LOUIS KNOEBBER; Louisville, Kentucky; March 27, 1944. DIANE LYNN KRAMER; Fort Wayne, In- diana; “Dee”; Future Secretaries 4; Future Homemakers 4. ROBERT KRIEDER; Lebanon, Pennsylvania; May 22, 1944; “Bob”; Band 2, 3, 4. PAMELA JOAN KRISTYAK; Augusta, Georgia; June 8, 1944; “Pam”; Concert Chorus 4; Juniorettes 4; Student Council 2, 4. JUDITH KATHERINE KRUG; Jamacia, New York; “Judy”; Future Teachers 2, 3. Love of Scholarship ELLIE MEISTER if y i | i | JUDITH MARILYN KUC; Manchester, New Hampshire; “Kookie”; Class Secretary 2; Fu- ture Homemakers 3; Keyettes 3, 4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class President. MELBA LYNN LaCASSE; Columbia, South Carolina; September 3, 1944; ‘““Lynn”’; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Council 3, 4; Truth for Youth 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Oracle 3. RICHARD ALBERT LACEY; Malden Massa- chusetts; July 6, 1944; “Dick”; Treasurer Fu- ture Farmers of America 4; Yearbook 4. EARNEST MYRON LARKIN; Arlington Heights, Illinois; March 8, 1944; ‘Ernie.’ KEITH BERLIN. LAUDERBAUGH; Roches- ter, Pennsylvania; February 29, 1944; Future Teachers of America. JAMES EDWARD LEAGAN; Boston, Massa- chusetts; May 12, 1944; “Jim”; Audio-Visual Club, President; Key Club; Boys’ State 3; Arsenic and Old Lace; National Honor So- ciety 4. DONALD MAYO LENZ; Evanston, Illinois; June 23, 1944; “Don.” PATRICIA JEANNE LENT; Clearwater, Florida; September 17, 1944; “Patti”; Tri- Hi-Y; Art Club; Junior Achievement. DAVID EDWARD LENA; Colver, Pennsyl- vania; November 8, 1943; “David.” LESLIE MARIE LEUTHESSER; Elmwood Park, Illinois; December 29, 1944. BARBARA ELIZABETH LINK; Mineola, New York; December 7, 1944; “Slinky”; Art Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Student Council 4; Juniorettes 4. VIRGINIA ELAINE LLOYD; Aberdeen, Washington; May 9, 1944; “Ginny”; Truth for Youth 2; Future Secretaries Association 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. CAROLYN DIANE LONG; Glendale, Cal- ifornia; March 17, 1944; Future Homemakers of America 4. KRISTIN LORD; Biloxi, Mississippi; Decem- ber 25, 1944; “Kris”; Future Homemakers of America; Future Nurses of America 2. CHERYL ANN LOVETT; Waycross, Georgia; June 20, 1945; “Cheryl”; Truth for Youth 4. CHARLES JOSEPH LOWRY; Cleveland, Ohio; February 2, 1942; “Charley”; Future Farmers of America, Secretary. HELEN LOWRY; Hawthorne, California; May 1, 1944; “Helen”; Future Medical Lead- ers 3; Future Homemakers 3, 4, Treasurer 4. WILLIAM TIMOTHY LUECKE; Abilene, Texas; October 10, 1943; “Tim”; Band 2, 3, 4. GEORGE THOMAS LUKOCEVICH; Akron, Ohio; April 28, 1944; “Luke”; Truth for Youth 4; Future Farmers 4. CAROL JEAN LYNCH; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; May 11, 1944; “Carol”; Kick Off Queen 4; Art Club 4, President 4. ’ JAMES L. MAAS; Mount Vernon, New York; August 16, 1944; “Jimmy”; Wheel Club; Swimming Team. GERALD CHARLES MACNEIL; June 3, 1944; “Gerry.” CAROL MAGNESS; Detroit, Michigan; June 13, 1944; “Maggie”; Future Secretaries Asso- ciation 4; Future Homemakers of America. ANN MANNING; Richton, Mississippi; March 16, 1944; ““Anna-Moo.” SUSAN JOANN MARCOUX; Pontiac, Mich- igan; November 22, 1944. Love of Scholarship BILL SCHNICKE MARJORIE ANN MARGHELLA; Vineland, New Jersey; February 4, 1944; “Marj”; Key- ettes 3, 4. LOIS ANN MARINELLI; Staten Island, New York; April 7, 1944; “Lois”; Diversified Co- operative Training. WINSTON MARIOTT; Ann Arbor, Michigan; October 22, 1944; Future Farmers of America. DARRYL MARSHALL; Hudson, New York; July 20, 1944. PAUL BARON MARTIN; Bayshore, New York; October 23, 1944; “Yule.” MARY ELLEN MARTIN; South Bend, In- diana; February 3, 1944; “Marty”; Oracle 3, 4, Editor 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Art Club 3; Arsenic and Old Lace. RONNIE RAY MARTIN; Fort Worth, Texas; December 6, 1943; “‘“Ronnie.” DAVID MACK MARTONE; Jackson, Mich- igan; September 26, 1944; ‘““Dave.” DAVID LEROY MARTZ; Toledo, Ohio; Oc- tober 1, 1944; Wheel Club 3, 4, President 4; Junior Optimists 2. GUY BRUCE MARWICK; Franklin Square, New York; “Guy.” BEVERLY MASTERS; Detroit, Michigan; July 24, 1944; “Bev”; Future Homemakers 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Future Teachers 4. GEORGE WILLIAM MATTHEWS; Green- ville, South Carolina. JOYCE FAY MAULDIN; Hollywood, Florida; “Joy”; Truth for Youth 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Concert Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Intra-Club Council 3. 4 Most Dependable MARILYN GOACHER GERTRUDE ANN McADAMS; Jamaica, New York; November 29, 1944; “Trudy”; Oracle 3. PEGGY SUE McCLURE; Pakokee, Florida; November 25, 1944; “Peg”; Future Home- makers 4; Class Vice President 2; President 3; Student Council 4; Intra-Club Council 4. PETER PAUL McCORMACK; Elizabeth, New Jersey; May 4, 1944; “Pete’; Junior Achievement 4; Wheel Club 3, 4. ROBERT LEONARD McCULLOCH; Detroit, Michigan; April 23, 1944; “Bob”; Future Teachers, President 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Beanpicker 4; Majority of One 4; French Club Treasurer 4; Intra-Club 4; Thespian Society 4; Little Foxes 4. KAREN LYNN McCULLOUGH; Springfield, Ohio; April 8, 1944; Juniorettes, Vice Presi- dent 4; Future Homemakers 4; Concert Chorus 4. MICHAEL McDACE; Detroit, Michigan; De- cember 7, 1941; “Mike.” JAMES KENNETH McDONALD; Orlando, Florida; September 17, 1944; “Mac”; Baseball 2, 3; Future Farmers 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN McDONALD; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; July 14, 1944; “Penny”; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Junior Achievement 3; Future Med- ical Leaders 4; Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Editor 4. NANCY ANNE McDOWELL; Dobbs Ferry, New York; February 25, 1945; “Nan”; Future Homemakers 4; Juniorettes 4. 53 Most Dependable RON MORRISON MARGARET ANN McFARLANE; Port Ar- thur, Ontario, Canada; August 18, 1944; “Anne”; Concert Chorus 4; Operetta 4. JEAN McGEE; Trenton, New Jersey; Jan- eee, a: 1944; “Jeannie”; Future Homemak- ers 3, 4. PHYLLIS LINWOOD McLAUGHLIN; San Francisco, California; June 22, 1944; “Phil’; Tumbling 3, 4; Concert Chorus 4; Junior En- semble 3. THOMAS FRANKLIN McMINN; Texarkana, Texas; “Tommy”; Student Council 3; Future Teachers 3, 4, President 4; Truth for Youth 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Concert Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Gypsy Troubador 3. ANN HILARY McNAMARA; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; August 9, 1943; Future Nurses By Pia Vice President 4; Future Homemak- ers 4, JOHN JOSEPH McNAMARA; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; February 1, 1945; “Mac”; Jun- ior Achievement 3. BRADLEY V. MEGE; Paterson, New Jersey; August 22, 1944; “Brad”; Library Club 2, 3. ELINOR CATHERINE MEISTER; Utica, New York; April 27, 1944; “Ellie”; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Future Med- ical Leaders 3; Graduation Attendant 3; Co- Secretary Southern Association of Student Councils 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. HENRY MENDE; New York, New York; Oc- tober 22, 1943; “Hank.” FRANCES LEE MERRITT; Freeport, New York; October 2, 1944; “Fran”; Diversified Cooperative Training. WILLIAM JOSEPH MILAND; Newark, New Jersey; September 30, 1944; “Bill”; Future Teachers of America 4. ELAINE MILLER; Jacksonville, Florida; August 17, 1944; Future Homemakers of America. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER; Detroit, Mich- igan; September 22, 1943. REBECCA MILLER; Lincolnton, North Caro- lina; October 16, 1944; “Becki.” ROBERT JAMES MILLS; St. Johns, New- foundland; March 1, 1945; “Bob.” . CAROLYN VEE MIMS; Moultrie, Georgia; May 21, 1944. ; STEPHEN HENRY MINIEA; Highland Park, Illinois; May 12, 1944; “Yogi’; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Football 2, 3. GREGGORY GEORGE MIRABILE; Holden, Massachusetts; July 7, 1944; “Mauch”; Foot- ball 2, 3. GARRIE ALLEN MITCHELL; Detroit, Mich- igan; February 9, 1945; Science Club 3; Final- ist Merit Scholarship. GERALD MOERNER; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; April 9, 1944; “Mo”; Wheel 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3. RICHARD DAVID MONTGOMERY; Win- chester, Massachusetts; November 24, 1944; “Dy eles JAMES EDWARD MOORE; Charleroi, Penn- sylvania; April 30, 1944; “Jim”; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Manager 2, 3; J.V. Football. THOMAS DEWEY MOORE; Detroit, Mich- igan; October 12, 1944; “Tom”; Diversified Cooperative Training. SENIOR DIRECTORY Best All Around KITTY WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIAM MORRISON; Chica go, Illinois; July 7, 1942; “Ron”; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Acting President of Florida Traffic Safety Associa- tion; Chairman of Florida Traffic Safety Association. DUANE LOUIS MOUNTAIN; December 20, 1944; Wayne City, Michigan; Diversified Co- operative Training. EILEEN ANN MURPHY; Syracuse, New York; September 2, 1944; “Dee Dee’; Library 3; Future Teachers of America 3. HOWARD JAMES MURPHY; Jacksonville; Florida; November 27, 1944; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3. SANDRA NAPOLITION; Neptune, New Jer- sey; July 23, 1944; “Sandy”; Future Secre- taries Association. PATRICIA NEITIZEL; Indianapolis, Indiana; November 8, 1944; “Pat”: Future Teachers of America 4; Chorus 3, 4. PETER JOHN NELESEN; Milwaukee, Wis- consin; December 25, 1943; “Pete”; Audio- Visual 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. AUDREY JEANNE NELSON; Grand Island, Nebraska; November 11, 1944; Band 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Truth for Youth 3, 4, Secretary 4; Gypsy Troubador; National Honor Society 4; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. CAROL SUE NEWELL; Detroit, Michigan; January 8, 1944; “Newly”; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow; Future Teachers of America 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Activ- ities Editor 4. MARY MANNING NEWMAN; New York, New York; October 29, 1944; “Mary Ann”; Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. EDWARD CHARLES NIEBURGER; Kala- mazoo, Michigan; December 18, 1944; “Eddie”; Truth for Youth; Science Club; Majority of One; The Little Foxes. KATHERINE NIVA; Detroit, Michigan; Jan- uary 4, 1944; “Kathy”; Art Club 4. CASSANDRA NORTHWAY; West Palm Beach, Florida; November 17, 1944; “Candy”; Student Council 2, 3; Best Supporting Actress 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Monogramettes 4. BERNICE MARIE NUHFER; Chicago, Ili- nois; February 23, 1944; “Burnis”; Future Medical Leaders 3; Future Nurses of Amer- ica 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Keyettes 4; Spanish Club 4; Graduation Usherette 3. JULIA PHYLLIS O’CONNER; Waterloo, Iowa; July 16, 1944; “Julie”; Band 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Junior Achievement. JILL OELHAFEN; Chicago, Illinois; January 6, 1944; “Jill.” SHARON O’NEILL; Haverhill, Massachu- setts; October 9, 1944. ROD ORTIZ; Cleveland, Ohio; May 28, 1944; “Butch.” GWEN LEE ORTON; Lubbock, Texas; Jan- uary 27, 1944; “Gwen”; Library 2; Future Homemakers of America 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. THOMAS P. OUKES; Rochester, New York; March 6, 1943; “Tom”; Track 3, 4. ROBERT OWERS; Greenfield, Massachu- setts; August 25, 1944; “Bob”; Band 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Inter-Club Council 4. CAROLE RUTH PAGDIN; Camden, New Jersey; February 2, 1944; Juniorettes 4, Treasurer 4; Swimming. JOHN PARDUE; Nashville, Tennessee; No- vember 20, 1944. DIANE ELAINE PARNELL; Miami, Florida; November 16, 1944; “Di’; Future Medical Leaders 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 2; Student Council 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Future Secretaries Asso- ciation 3, 4; Oracle 4. KATHLEEN PATTON; Biloxi, Mississippi; December 6, 1944; “Kathy.” WILLIAM PAYNE; Louisville, Kentucky; December 28, 1943; “Bill.” JAMES KEITH PEBLEY; Johnstown, Penn- sylvania; June 30, 1944; “Peb”; Diversified Cooperative Training. MARIE PENIMPEDE; Norwalk, Connecticut; October 6, 1944; “Specs.” JAMES RICHARD PERRY; Georgetown, Kentucky; February 11, 1944; “Jim”; Future Farmers of America 2, 3. LESLIE MARGARET PERRY; Elizabeth, New Jersey; December 15, 1944; “Cooky’”; Future Secretaries Association. JUDITH ANN PETERSON; Kingsville, Texas; September 19, 1944; “Peanuts”; Major- ettes 4; Band 4. NEWTON F. PETTEE JR.; Fayetteville, North Carolina; June 29, 1944; “Steve.” Best All Around DENNIS HOWELL LINDA MARLENE PETTIT; Atlanta, Geor- gia; January 30, 1944; “Linda”; Future Home- makers of America 4; Bowling 3. DOREEN LOUISE PIERPOINT; Cincinnati, Ohio; November 4, 1944; Future Homemakers of America 2, 4; Thespians 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice President 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Activities Editor 4; Arsenic And Old Lace; Sabrina Fair; A Majority of One. GARY LYNN PINKLEY; St. Louis, Missouri; October 11, 1944; Truth for Youth 3. LINDA LEE tee Cleveland, Ohio; April 26, 1944; “yn: PATRICIA. ANN PRITCHETT; Winston- Salem, North Carolina; September 22, 1944; “Pat”; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Future Medical Leaders 4. ROBERT WILLIAM POWERS; Hyannis, Massachusetts; November 29, 1944; “Boba Swim Team 2. DONIE ZAYLE PRIDEMORE; Harriman, Tennessee; April 3, 1944; “D-Z.” JEANNE ELLEN PUDER; Franklinboro, New Jersey; May 29, 1944; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Grad- uation Attendant; Future Medical Leaders 2, 3, 4; Girls Monogram Club 4. ALLAN EDWIN QUALMANN; Detroit, Michigan; September 9, 1944; ‘Al’; Band 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. CHARLENE QUINLAN; Leominister, Mas- sachusetts; December 29, 1944; “Charlie.” JANET CAROLINE RABETT; Washington, D.C.; January 14, 1944; “Janet”; Band 2, 3, 4; Truth for Youth 3. 54 JEANETTE RAJER; Indianapolis, Indiana; September 27, 1943; “Jeani.” CLEVE STUART RANDOLPH; New Ro- chelle, New York; September 14, 1944; Band 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Graduation Usher 3. BARBARA JEAN RAPLEE; Casper, Wyo- ming; July 23, 1944; “Barb.” LAWRENCE ROBERT RAUCH; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; October 13, 1944; “Larry.” ROBERTA LYNN REBER; Chicago, Illinois; May 7, 1944; “Bobbie”; Future Homemakers 4. MICHAEL THOMAS REED; Detroit, Mich- igan; July 25, 1944; “Mike”; Band Pa 3 4, KAREN REESE; Toledo, Ohio; January 14, 1944; Future Homemakers 4. WILLIAM HOMER REEVE; Syracuse, New York; September 27, 1944; “Bill”; Football 3; Track 3, 4; Tumbling 4. ELAINE MARIE REIFF; Worchester, Massa- chusetts; July 31, 1944; Future Teachers 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4; Concert Chorus 4. CHERYL REICH; Grosse Pointe, Michigan; April 2, 1944; “Sherry.” SHIRLEY RHOADES; Riverdale, Maryland; April 4, 1944; “Freckles”; Future Homemak- ers 4; Future Secretaries 4. FRED CARL RHODE; Benton Biot ber, Mich- igan; December 13, 1944. TONIA RAE RICHARDSON; Indianapolis, Indiana; March 24, 1944; “Tuffy”: Future Teachers goes Secretary 4; Future Home- makers 4; Future Secretaries 3, 4; Student Council 4; Beanpicker Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Project Chairman 4. GEORGE RINHART; Neptune, New Jersey; September 2, 1944; Football Manager 2; Truth for Youth 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4, President 4; Boys’ State 3; Intra-Club Council 4. JUDY RISHEL; San Bernadino, California; July 29, 1944; Future Homemakers 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4. BRENDA JOYCE ROBERTS; Miami, Flor- ida; August 20, 1944; “Bren”; Future Secre- taries 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Juniorettes By Gb, DOUGLAS FRANKLIN ROBERTS; Gray- ling, Michigan; November 18, 1944; “Doug.” RICHARD EDWARD ROBERTS; Cranston, Rhode Island; June 29, 1943; “Dick.” MARGARET ANN ROBERTSON; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; October 27, 1943; “Anna- bell”; Beanpicker 4, Club Editor 4: Future Homemakers 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4. BARBARA DIANNE ROBIN SON; Haverhill, Massachusetts; July 30, 1944; “Robbie”; Fu- ture Secretaries; DCT Club’ 4, Treasurer 4. CHARLENE ANN ROBINSON; Penns Grove, New Jersey; January 10, 1943; “Chuck.” ROSALIE ROBINSON; Harriman, Tennes- see; January 3, 1944; “Rosi”; Junior Achieve- ment 4; Future Homemakers 4; Band 2. LINDA’ ape ae Fort Lauderdale, Florida; March 5, 1944. RONALD ROCKWOOD; Jacksonville, Flor- ida; August 20, 1943. GREGORY ALAN ROGERS; Yonkers, New York; January 25, 1945; “Greg”; Football 2; Audio-Visual 4. JERRY ANNE ROSATO; Delaware County, Pennsylvania; June 22, 1944; “Jer”; Tri- Hi-Y 4. IRIS ROTTMANN; Englewood, New Jersey; February 5, 1944; Future Secretaries 4. MARY LOUISE SANDKE; Evanston, Illinois; May 30, 1944; “Mary Lou”; Student’ Council 7 oe Cheerleader Bs Captain 4; Intra-Club Council 4; Keyettes 3,4 , Sergeant- at-Arms 4; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Golf Team 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN SANDSTROM; Abington, Pennsylvania; January 10, 1945; “Betsy”; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Teahouse of the August Moon 2; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Secretary of Junior Class; Student Council 4; A Ma- jority of One; Future Secretaries 3, 4; Thes- pian Society 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Senior Class Vice President; Little Foxes. BENJAMIN SAXON; Oakland, California; September 23, 1944; “Ben”; Debate Club; Truth for Youth 4. ANGELA JOAN SCHACK; Ridgewood, New Jersey; May 17, 1944; “Jay”; Keyettes 3, 4; Future Secretaries 4; Bowling 3. KENT EDWARD SCHIRMER; Rochester, New York; June 7, 1944; “Sherm.” MARYANNE SCHMIDT; Poughkeepsie, New York; September 17, 1944; “‘Schmitty’; An- nual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Future Medical Leaders 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 2; Keyettes 4. CHARLES FREDERICK SCHNEIDER; Pottsville, Pennsylvania; January 4, 1945; “Sunny.” WILLIAM ROBERT SCHNICKE; Cincinnati, Ohio; January 2, 1945; “Bill”; Latin Club Ps Science Club 3; Audio- Visual Club 4; Key Club 4; Honor Society 4, Vice President 4. ————eE EILEEN SCHROLL; Camden, New Jersey; July 29, 1944; Future Teachers 4. GARY WALTER SCHULL; Doyleston, Penn- sylvania; December 18, 1944; “Big ’Un”; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; All-District Basketball 3; All-Tournament Basketball 3, 4; All-County Basketball 3; Oracle Sports Editor 4. ROBERT ALAN SCHULTZ; Freeport, New York; October 11, 1944; “Bob”; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Council 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Arsenic And Old Lace 3; Little Foxes 4; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow 4. JILL SCHWERDT; Chicago, Illinois; May 10, 1944; “Squirt”; Future Teachers of America 3; Future Medical Leaders 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. TERRY A. SHAFFER; Grand Rapids, Mich- igan; July 8, 1944; “Shaff.”’ WARD HUGH SHANDOFF; Pittsfield, Mas- sachusetts; February 28, 1943; “Ward.” PATRICIA ANN SHANK; Huntington, West Virginia; September 18, 1944; “Pattie”; Jun- iorettes 4; Student Council 2. STANLEY CHARLES SHAPIRO; Augusta, Georgia; June 9, 1943; “Stan.” JO SHOOBE; New York, New York; Novem- ber 29, 1944; Art Club 4. SANDRA CHERYL SIGH; Miami, Florida; June 28, 1944; “Sandy”; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Juniorettes 4; Girls’ Monogram Club 4. STEPHEN SKINNER; Emporium, Pennsyl- vania; March 5, 1944; “Steve”; Science Club. THOMAS J. SKIPP; Youngstown, Ohio; Feb- ruary 13, 1944; “Skipp”: Football 2, 3, ’Man- ager 2, fe Track Pp Manager Pe Monogram Club 3, 4 CAROLYN ROSE SMITH; Oceanside, New York; August 5, 1944; Future Medical Lead- ers 3, 4, President 4. LINDA JOYCE SMITH; Phoenix City, Ala- bama; July 14, 1944; “Little Smith’; Future Homemakers of America 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. LINDA LEE SMITH; Detroit, Michigan; Sep- tember 21, 1944; “Lee”; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. THOMAS WILLIAM SMITH; Birmingham, Alabama; October 5, 1943; “Tommy”; Foot- ball; Track; Concert Chorus; Art Club. RONALD A. SMOAK; Columbus, Georgia; October 24, 1944; “Ronny”; Future Farmers of America President, Vice President, Treas- urer; Boys’ State. DONNA C. SNEDDEN; Sewickley, Pennsyl- vania; August 26, 1944; “Donna.” JAMES SPITLER; Columbus, Ohio; April 17, 1944; “Jim”; Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement. PAUL SPOHN; Rochester, New York; Octo- ber 24, 1943; “Paul.” JAMES SPRENKLE; Hanover, Pennsylvania; “Jim”: Band 2, 3; Boys’ State; Junior Achievement 4; Science Club 4, President 4. JOHN SPRENKLE; Hanover, Pennsylvania; July 7, 1944; “John”; Boys’ State; Band 3; Junior Achievement 4; A Majority of One. SYLVIA SPRING; Norfolk, Virginia; Sep- tember 12, 1944; “Sylvia.” LOIS STAHL; Rockville Center, Long Island, New York; May 18, 1944; “Lois”; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4: Juniorettes 4. JOHN STALLING; North Carolina; Decem- ber 18, 1944; “Johnny”; Audio-Visual 2; Track 2, 3. W. D. STEPHENS; Raleigh, North Carolina; June 29, 1944; “Dub”; Band 2, 3; Math Club 2; Audio-Visual 4. PHILLIP STEPHEN STRAYER; Dayton, Ohio; March 21, 1944; “Steve”; Football 2. SANDRA STILL; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; May 31, 1944; “Sam”; Future Secretaries As- sociation 4. LORRAINE STILSON; Manhattan, New York; February 1, 1944; “Lorri”; Future Med- ical Leaders 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. PHYLLIS SUZANNE STRADLEIGH; Clear- water, Florida; June 15, 1944; ‘Phyl’; Future Homemakers of America; National Honor Society, Secretary 4. ELIZABETH SUSAN SUPPES; Bay City, Michigan; June 15, 1944; “Beth”; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Future Secre- taries Association 4, Vice President 4; Span- ish Club 2. CHARLES DAN SVORINCH; Camden, New Jersey; February 12, 1944; “Dan”; Band 2 33, Ge GERALDINE BERNADETTE SANDERS; Chicago, Illinois; “Gerri”; Concert 2, 3: Gypsy Troubadour; A Majority of One; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Teahouse of the August Moon. CECILE TAILLEFER; Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada; August 19, 1944. DAVID ALAN TALBERT; Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; October 3, 1944; “Fearless Leader”; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Boy of the Month 4. JEAN ANN TALLEY; Norristown, Pennsyl- vania; February 9, 1944: “Jean”; Future Sec- retaries Association 4, Chaplain 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Student Council 2. JAMES HOUSTON TAYLOR; Lima, Peru; December 10, 1943; “Jim”’; Swimming he oh, 4: Monogram Club 4; Basketball Sp Debate Clupia: DENNIS TEEMLEY; Warren, Pennsylvania; January 18, 1944. “Dennis.” DONNA THOMAS; Taft, California; August 8, 1944; “Donna”; Concert Chorus 4; Silver Tones 4; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. DAVID CARLTON THOMPSON; Fostoria, Ohio; November 25, 1944; “Tom”; Monogram Club 3, 4; Wheel Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2. PATRICIA TIBERY; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania; November 4, 1943; ‘Pat’; Future Med- ical Leaders 3, 4; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Concert Chorus 4. BARBARA JEAN TUEL; Washington, D.C.; February 19, 1944; “Bobbie”; Chorus 3, 4; Art Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 2, President 2; Juniorettes 4. MICHAEL TWIST; Louisville, Kentucky; April 19, 1944; “Mike”; Junior Achievement 4; Student Council 4; Football 4. KURT UHLIG; Syracuse, New York; July 7, 1944; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Band, Drum Major 4. RALPH UMSTEAD; Collegeville, Pennsyl- vania; October 25, 1943. Most Likely to Succeed SHARON BLINCO ROBERT VARGO; Sussex, New Jersey; Au- gust 26, 1944. ROBERT VETRO; Revere, Massachusetts; November 15, 1944: “Bob”; Junior Achieve- ment 4. ROBERT WAGNER; Hartford, Connecticut; December 27, 1945; “Bob”; Audio Visual; Bowling. JEFFREY B. WAITE; Plainfield, New Jer- sey; February 16, 1944; “Jeff.” KATHRYN WALKER; Clewiston, Florida; May 3, 1944; “Kathy.” GARY WAYNE WALLACE; New York; Jan- uary 5, 1944; “Wally.” WILLIAM G. WALSH; Long Island, New York; August 12, 1944; “Bill.” LINDA WARLOW; Woodbury, New Jersey; November 8, 1944; Chorus 2, 4. MARY WARMINGTON; Ashtabula, Ohio; May 30, 1944; sary: Future Medical Lead- ers 2; Swimming Tea CHRISTINE SEAN. WATSON; Kingslynn, England; ‘‘Chris”; Student Council 3, 4; Fu- ture Nurses of America 3. JAMES WELLINGS; Detroit, Michigan; May 25, 1943. EDWARD WERDER; East Orange, New Jer- sey; July 16, ay ‘Eddie’; Bowling; Junior Achievement 5} MAUREEN TEREAS WHALEN; New York, New York; July 28, 1944; Future Homemak- ers of America. KAREN WHIGHAM; Clarksburg, West Vir- ginia; March 21, 1944; “Joey”; Student Coun- Cile2: Juniorettes 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Cheerleaders 4. 55 Most Likely to Succeed RON ERSAY FRANCIS WHITE JR.; Nashville, Tennessee; April 23, 1944; “Buddy”; Football fy Ss, Monogram Club. LINDA WHITTIER; Wareham, Massachu- setts; September 5, 1944: Majorettes 2, 3; Fu- ture Teachers of America 4. KAREN SUSAN WIETSMA; Netherlands; July 16, 1943. STEVE WILCOX; Vermillion, South Dakota; February 16, 1944 SAMUEL DAVID WILEY; Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; January 4, 1945; “Sam”; Swimming. CAROL JEAN WILLIAMS; Massillon, Ohio; September 1, 1943; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, KATHERINE LOUISE WILLIAMS; Syra- cuse, New York; October 29, 1944; “Kitty”; Tennis 2, 3, 4; J. V. Cheerleaders 2; Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4; Girls Monogram Club 4; Inter-Club Council 4. KENNETH WILLIAMS; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania; June 10, 1944; “Ken”; Tennis 2, 4; Concert Chorus 3, 4; President 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Gypsy Troubador; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. SHERYL WILLIAMS; Greenwood, South Carolina; November 23, 1943; “Sherry”; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer 3, President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Keyettes 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Art Club 3; Girls State 3; Inter-Club Council 4. WARNER DANIEL WILLIS; Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; May 8, 1944; “Danny”; Diversi- fied cooperative Training 4. ELSBETH ANNE WINSLOW; Providence, Rhode Island; December 29, 1944; “Beth.” KENT WINSLOV;; Providence, Rhode Island; September 2, 1942. DAVID WOOD JR.; Ipswitch, Massachusetts; March 22, 1944; Track 3, 4. PHYLLIS MARIE WOODWARD; Miami, Florida; November 24, 1944; “Marie.” ARLENE WOS; Chicago, Illinois; June 30, 1944; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Future Secretaries 3, 4; Keyettes 4. CHARLES CARL WOTRING JR.; Baltimore, Maryland; March 21, 1943; “Chuck”; Foot- ball 2. MAUREE HELEN WRIGHT; Cincinnati, Ohio; June 21, 1944; “Maur”; Future Home- makers 4; Girls’ Tumbling Team 4. GLORIA JEAN WYATT; Louisville, Ken- tucky; August 8, 1944; “Gloria”; Truth for Youth 2; Future Secretaries ay eI Pep Club 3. EDWARD YODER; Dayton, Ohio; July 18, 1943; “Peanuts”; Footbail 3, 4. SALLY ZAETSCH; Kalamazoo, Michigan; May 16, 1944; “Sal”; Majorette 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Juniorettes ‘4: Future Homemakers 3; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hol- low 4. MARY ANN ZICCARDI; Paterson, New eS July 7, 1944; “Zeke”; Future Teachers Pe, Future Homemakers 2: Juniorettes 4; o vlot Achievement. GAY ZINKE; Bridgeport, Connecticut; Jan- uary 17, 1944: “Zink”; Swimming Team 3; Juniorettes 3 3 4; President 4; Girls Monogram Club 4. Joanne Cheshire, Bill McCaughey, Barbara Decker, and Sandra Mauger. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE STRONG LEADERS The class of 63 has been fortunate enough to have officers who are willing to work to originate a sea of ideas. They have been guided by the strength and foresight of Mrs. Helen Creech who is the Junior class adviser. BIELyMcGAUGH EB ygiaee eeey President SANDRA MAUGER 33 ee Vice President JOANNE CHESHIRE ... Secretary BARBARA DECKER ....................-..... Treasurer | : | : | Leaders Made of Finest Filament Ronald Ackerman Kathy Albert Linda Albertsen Patrick Alles Donnie Amoroso Brian Anderson Sherry Anderson Woody Andrews Craig Andrus George Archibald Daniel Arciola Frank Averill Janet Baas Susan Ballard Mike Bangasser Robert Barchard Patricia Barcy Bill Beaver Barbara Beheba 1. Ann Belanger Christine Benkert Lester Bennett Tony Berk Mike Berkshire George Bieberbach | Wayne Birely Nancy Birney | Val Biruk Peter Bizaillon ' Tom Blackwood Steve Blann | Diane Bogert Carol Boggs ' Barbara Bouma _ Doug Boss Jamie Bousquet Bob Bowman Bunky Bowman Bryan Boyd Ronald Boynton Dennis Braden Robert Bradley | Donna Bressack | Beth Bridges Douglas Briggs Juniors In Net of School Activities Ralph Brockhaus Paula Browder Nick Brown Gracie Bryant Dennis Buchanan Ann Buchsbaum Ruth Bull Joel Buntin Angela Burke James Busley Terry Callahan Lynda Callum Jewell Campbell Charles Castoria Rose Carbonia Tom Carroll Brice Carruth Thelma Certain Mary Cheney Joanne Cheshire Alan Chotiner Carol Choquette Woody Church John Claney Connie Cloutier Pat Cochrane Janet Coene Pat Cody Gail Cohrs Howard Cole Sharron Cole Lorna Coleman Bob Coleman Jeanne Coll Nancy Collins Peggy Conner Mel Cooper Betty Cordon Elyse Corneilsen Stan Cowherd Jim Coxon Mark Crane Pat Crozier Phyllis Curland Buck Daniel Don Danielson 58 Jon Darling Julie Davis Merrill Davis Carol Dawirs Bob Dawson Barbara Day Lee Day Barb Decker Fred DeFreest Arlene DeGuido Ed DePouli Joan Desonie Bill DeWitt ‘Sue Dickinson Jim Dickson Melody Dittmar Pat Donohue David Doran Phyllis Dorman Francis Downe | Jim Downey Proud Juniors Display Class Rings Jim Downing Judy Dubois Lynda Duckwortl Patsy Dugan Sharon Dugges Mike Dukes Sally Dullenkopf Roger Dunham Larry Easter Charlie Eckstadt Bob Edmonds Kathy Ehster Barbara Ellis Jim Ellis George Ellison Ann Estes John Fadum Donald Falace Dale Farmer Lyndia Fenoff Bill Festa Marilyn Fisher Sharon Fitzgerald Calvin Flanagan Tom Fleming Juniors Hit ‘The Limit With Vernon Fondren Al Forand Bill Forcier Pat Foutz Buddy Francis Jo Anne Frangillo Ronnie Frank Diane Franz Anna Freeman Bob Fredrickson Ken Freeman Carol Frick Pat Fuller Sam Furgason Gail Gallo Mary Jane Gannon Joyce Gardella Sharlene Gardner Mark Gartland Cece Giambalvo Christina Gillis Carl Gilmore Jane Gilmore Carol Gladwell Caridad Gomez Carol Gordon Lannie Grant Jannie Gray John Greenwood Joyce Griffin Larry Groom Gene Gross Jeff Grosse John Guthrie Virginia Gutman John Habeck Chuck Hahn Carol Hall Joe Hanaway Denny Hansen Pamela Hansen Dave Harris Betty Harris Judy Hart Pat Hart Carole Hawkins al Danny Huber Bob Hudson Richard Hughes Mary Humphrey Carolyn Hundley Sandra Hunt Henry Hunter Nancy Ickes Darwin Irason Barry Irwin Bill Jackman Gary Jackson Julie Jessop Joyce Johnson Marcia Johnson Wayne Johnson Charlene Jones Harry Jones Paulette Judkins Merrily Kaiser Rita Kallbaugh Their Successful Magazine Sale Sally Hayes Pam Hayhurst Margaret Heath Diane Hedden Roy Heffner Gloria Heisel Barbara Henesey Bill Heine Linda Hentges Donna Herrima Thomas Hilborn Jimm Hillman Gail Hixon Carol Huey Fran Hoffman Sandra Hogan Cathy Hohner Alan Holmes Marilyn Hood Lilian Hook Cheryl Hoppe Dawn Hornung Bonnie Horton Barbara Howard Edson Howlett Juniors About To Surface Randy Karle Margret Kayser , Doug Kerney Aurthur Kelly Patty Kiewitt Cindy King Daniel Kinkade Sheila Kirk Kathy Knapp Cabot Knowlton Virginia Koch Lasharon Kohl Mike Kosta John Kotch Henry Kropf Judy Krewson Maxine Krielow John Kripleon Larry Lahr Jim Laicona Harold Lamb Sharron Lambert Tom Larson Don Latham Sharon Leible Tom Levidiotis Ralph Leonard Nedra Lever Paula Lewelleyn Erwin Lightfield Ray Linch Debbie Little Gail Livor Jocelyn Loendorf Louise Loftns Bill Logan Terry Lohr Rick Longworth P. K. Loretto Benny Lowe Mary Lowry Mike Lynch Janet MacKenzie Ed Malik Barry Martin Linda Martin ieee asse@iee63 Lori Martincic Richard Martz John Massey Sally Matz Sandy Mauger Carol Mayer Pat McCabe Janice McCartha Bill McCaughey Jack McDaniel David McEwen Pat McFarland Carla McLean Tony McNicholas Luis Medina Georgia Meeks Vaughn Meister Charlotte Melchers Marcia Meliskci _| Nancy Mercer | Sue Mercogliano Paula Miller Jeff Millman Rick Milne | Robert Milane . Greg Muirabile George Moeller Doug Molitor Suzanne Montgomery © Roxie Morehouse | Jeanne Morella Tom Morgan Eugene Morrison Jon Mortrude Rick Mosely Rex Moule Dinah Moyer Jerry Myrick Pam Moyle Barbara Nanz Charles Neveils Ardis Newell Danielle Newman Dave Nugent John Nowlin Tom O’Brien Juniors Cast Out Line Tris O. Dell Bill Delhafen Peter Ozlenlusch Cindy Osteen Cheryl Owens Pat Pahlmann Sheryl Parker Howard Patton Jim Paullin Richard Pavlicek Marty Peasall Joss Pecora Hollis Perkins Martha Perkins Doreen Perrault Lynne Pfieffer Sharon Pfieffer John Pierce Susan Pierson Scott Pittman Jeff Pocklington Jan Porter Marjorie Potter Georgia Powell John Prendergast Gary Pribble Buddy Price Bob Prohaska Barbara Pruyn Carolyn Quincey Joyce Radcliff Judy Rafalski Gary Radish John Ralston Barbara Ramsey Margaret Reinsc Jack Riker Richard Riker o Seal Gwen Roe Julie Roe Debbie Ross Walter Rotherm Janice Rowell Jan Runyan Dottie Ruther | | —-——--—--—_— ‘Dennis Smith sloria Smith 3ill Smith Mike Smodish @ sarol Smyth | Lorraine Snape | udy Snyder Suellyn Soule jzail Southard _| Sathy Spallone ‘Suzy Sparks ™ Bill Spears sonnie Spoor ' ane Springmeyer dlaire Sproul at Steffens 30b Steinkamp )Jiane Steinre ‘|uaura Stephens Jick Sterling uarry Steller for Scholastic Honors Margaret Ryan Judy Saam Jo Ann Sabin Joe Sadlowski Steve Sefrans Scotty Sander Steve Sands Tom Sawdon Sara Saxon Vic Schiller Don Schena Bob Schlichenmaier Vicki Schwartz David Schletter Janice Segraves Sue Sellars Bim Semago Jerry Semenchuk Dennis Serafini Harry Shaffer Pam Shoaf Charles Schrum Paul Simons Charles Smith Connie Smith Junior Sponsored Homecoming Jim Stuart Bill Stewart Richard St. Laurent Sandi Sullivan Betty Sutton Mary Sweet Elaine Taylor Richard ‘Taylor Don Tedrick Connie Thom Jerry Thomas Suzanne Thomas Wayne Thomas Shirley Thornber Rick Thompson Tom Tillotson Marie Tinsley Art Tobia Tom Toflinski Tom Tolton Geraldine Topaz Danny Tortich Larry Townsend Tiny Trotter Pat Tucillo Fred Tuel Sue Tullgren Don Turner George Ulrich Lynn Valentine Connie Vandenbrink Jim Vanduyne Kathy Vanfleet Irving Vanhuss Virdia Vanhuss Marcia Van Ostran Ronald Vaughn Carol Verplanck Janice Wacaster Pat Waddle Millard Wafle Linda Wagle Richard Waite Cheryl Walker Virginia Walker Jerry Wallace John Walsh Wanda Walsh Beverly Walters Lolly Watkins Mary Watt Warren Webster Karen Welker Sue Welman ' Carol West Jerry West Patti White Warren White Bev Whited Dave Whitney Don Wiggers Greg Williams Jim Williams Judy Williams Linda Williams Chris Willis Lawrence Willis Paul Wilkins Robert Wilson Mike Winslow Charlene Whorley Richard Wolz Richard Wotring Juniors! Beware of Mr. Carlilse and his Detention Pad! Dance lures crowds of students Tony Yates Pete Zent Bob Zadareky Nanette Zimmerman Russel Zimmer Ps gets RSS 5 ee sae Standing left to right: Lynn Parkinson, Judy Goacher, Chris Dietrich, and Scott Feaster. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEAD THEIR CLASS IN AN ORGANIZED MANNER It looks as if these sophomore class officers are well on their way towards making the class of ’64 a successful one. The sophomore class is eager to be on top and are striving to reach it by hours of hard work. They willingly follow these officers who have the needed ambition to make the class succeed. SCOTT FEASTER ts 2a eres President CHRIS DIETRICH 2 caer Vice President LYNN: PARKINSON 22ers Secretary JUDY: GOACH ERS eae ae Treasurer MR. MARTIN AND MR. SMITH .......... Sponsors We Enjoy the Extra Activities At P.B.H.S. Dee Bateman Fred Batignani Doug Batson Carol Baukney Bonnie Beard Lois Bednar Brian Beebe Mary Bennett Barbara Bentz Craig Berndt Bonnie Best ( Bill Bestic Bobby Beville Lynn Bierman Diane Bischoff Richard Adams Nancy Birdge Thomas Adams Paul Bizaillon Bill Adelmann Bonnie Black Fred Adinolfi Pam Blake Cynthia Ames Warren Blanch Gary Anderson Leslie Anderson Allen Angeletti Anthony Angelletti Mike Arciola Richard Aronson Gary Ash Betty Ashborn Georgia Aspras Manny Aspras Karen August Harry Austin Linda Austin Pam Bacharach Ronnie Backus Richard Baker Robert Ball Rosalie Ball Dave Ballard Charlotte Bankhead Craig Barker Lester Barnsback Pat Bartley ee ese -SO MR NOT Maxine Burroughs Claude Butt Margaret Cain Marta Cameron John Campbell Patty Campbell Betty Carroll Doug Carter Connie Sue Carveth Dennis Cason Frank Casso Mike Cato Judi Cermack Susie Cesner Beverly Chakford Neil Chapman John Charlton Shirley Check Liz Childs ¢ Bruce Clark Ww Judy Clark Pat Clark a Nancy Bollen Susan Bonnet Jo Ann Boone Diane Borger Bev Bossenberry Jake Brey Bob Broadhurst Jim Broson Mike Brooks Carol Brough Ed Brooke Gloria Brown Terry Brown Gary Clarke Barbara Bondurant Richard Clarke Larry Boneck Mike Clayton Bill Cochran Carol Cole Faye Collier Cheryl Brownell David Bryan Bob Buchler Glenda Burch Nancy Burdge Merry Burlingham Unite To Form Strong School Spirit Nan Comstock Steven Cooke Dan Cooney Jeanne Cooney Barbara Cooper Diane Copenhagen Ira Cor Norma Cordon Gail Coursey Bonnie Crawley Diane Crews David Cribbs David Cromer Dave Crooke Bonnie Cruickshank Terry Crutcher Jim Cullen Doris Curtiss Gerry Daras John Davis Tom Davis William Davis David Denault Garry De Angelis Joe De Angelus Diane Desrosiers Laura De Buin Pat Deuell Ceci de la Pena Ann Dewey Don De Maggio Alice De Witt Beverly Dickey Lynn Dickinson Mike Dickson Tom Demay Christina Dietrich Judy Diringer Tim Doane Dorothy Dolsen Dennis Dombrowski Charles Drollinger Joanne Ducharme Georgia Dumbaugh Linda Dunmire Mark Dunn Clarence Durden Shirley Durden Susan Dybevick George Fletcher Sue Fletcher Paul Flowers Gerald Gaines Valerie Galam Jerry Gano Carolyn Gaylor Elaine Gearty Gwen Geer Billy George Gerry Gies Gail Giroux Carol Gioliano Tori Gooding Barbara Gordon Gary Goss Nancy Gould John Granath Barbara Greene Jon Greenwood Linda Greenwood Linda Fanger Patty Farkas Carolyn Farmer Bill Fauerbach Fred Foss yY Scott Feaster Doris Finder Ron Fischer Jim Flavin Nancy Eckman Thomas Eckstadt Rodney Erwin Gary Ewing Roger Fabel Sandy Fairchild Sue Feiler Richard Feller Carol Fenner Frank Fernandez Dot Fowler Joyce Franciscus Higgins Gray Janis Frederick Karen Frederic Pam Freemire Stuart Friend Enid Fritts Sam Frusterio 72 And Exciting Challenge Ronald Hilgert Gary Hill Lois Hill Susan Hinson Bubba Hobbs O’Reilly Hodowal James Hoffman Margaret Hohner Darleen Hollinger Robert Holland John Hood Laura Hook John Hopkins Gary Horn Joe Ann Horner Thomas Gross John Gundlach Judy Horter Betty Guthrie Kathy Hout Carol Howell Carol Gutmann ; Lynn Hale Kaye Hudgins Ann Hall Brenda Huff Kinton Hall Patsy Hammond Dave Hansen Sharon Harden Terry Hardy Jeannie Hargrove Carol Harknett John Harnage Dwight Harris William Harris Diane Harrison Chris Hashagen Tom Hasis Nancy Haverstick Tom Hazelwood Janet Hegen Janice Henderson Bob Herring Elizabeth Hertner Laura Heslet Dave Hiatt Brenda Hibbitts John Jolinski Sheryl Jones Robert Jones Jim Joseph John Justice Larry Kaffney Mark Kautz Jim Kelly Leon Kesterson Gary Kiddy Diana King Mary Kirbert Mark Kish Louise Klakouski Mike Kleber Kathy Klein Linda Kneller Pat Knight Dale Huggins Chuck Knorr Cheryl Koch Judy Kohler Rick Korson Rosalina Humphries Sue Kruse Lila Hunter Andre Labonte Lois Kubik Betty Huntting Linda Huskins Donna Hutto Mary Ann LaGreca Leslie Landman Rebecca Isler Mary Isaacson Bob Jackson Skip Jacknian Cathy Langston George James Mike James Susan Jenne Dixie Johns Beverly Johnson Charles Johnson Dave Johnson Linda Johnson Martin Johnson Sally Johnson Bonnie Joiner And Strive To Reach The Top Gary Lantz Yvette Larkin Yvonne Larkin Pamela Laughrun Gidget Laurin Robert Laveck Joyce Leagan Ron Leclear Peggy Lee David Leonard Arthur Lersch Gilbert Lessard Ed LiViness Melodee Leven Stan Livingston Ray Lindley Robert Lindley Don Lloyd Robert Lony Nancy Loosbrook ; Page Lord Richard Lytle Robert Loughlin Paulette Loyd Nancy Mack David nee Richard Madiera Sue Luscombe Kathy Lyke Larry Manley Gene Manter Ueno tyes Jo Manwell Rosemarie Marchiselli Barbara Lyo Dan Marquette Mario Marsiglio Greg Martin Marion Martin Bettie Masters Bruce Masters Gerry Matchak Bob Mayne Bob McBride Bill McCauley Sandy McClinton Mary McClure Donald McDonald Michael McDowell Bill McFarlane Phyllis McGehee Cheryl McIntyre Kathleen McIntyre Ken McMahon Jim Meintis Dean Meissner Mildred Merritt Carolyn Metivier Ken Meyer Janie Miller Marko Milobar Marilyn Minter Domenic Mirabile Janet Mitchell Peter Mitchell Nancy Molineux Joe Morici Bonnie Morrison Sandie Morrow Pattie Murphy Denise Musselman Julie Nesbitt Tom Nelson Don Neumen Craig Newberry Gary Newman Nancy Nickel Linda Neilsen Diane Nofs Bob Norton Erin O’Brien Vernon O’Bryan Carol O’Connell Janice O’Connor Judy O’Connor Pat O’Keefe Diane Oliver Gladys Olsen Linda O’Neill Lorraine O’Neal Barbara Orne Cliff Murphy Clinton Murphy Michael Murphy David Mount Dan Mulrooney Tim Mulroy Into School Richard Pettee Jim Pfleger Rosemar Philippson Donna Phillips Rhonda Phillips Rosemary Phillipson Harry Plum Al Polizzi Sandra Pomponio Harla Price Pam Pritchett Kathy Procopi Thomas Proudfoot Timothy Puca Shari Qualman Nancy Orr James Orris Mike Quesada Barbara Ostrowe Janice Raymond Karen Reed Joyce Ousley Pam Owen Lesley Reid Sandy Owen Bob Reed Beverly Pagdin Kathy Pandlte Bud Reilly Gregory Park Mark Parker Lynn Parkinson Dave Parsons Kathi Passmore Connie Paul Howard Pavillard Walter Payne Linda Peabody John Pearson Charley Pedigo Joyce Peeples Susan Peiler Gary Penick Joan Penick Charles Perkins Dave Perkins Chuck Perrone Edward Perry Gail Persak The Sophomores Learn The Eileen Roettele Jim Rokos Louise Ross Scott Roti Paul Rawatt Linda Roy Jerry Ruff Joe Sandusky Terry Sargis Kathie Sarkadle Danny Sawyer Tom Scallan Debbie Scarr Susan Schauss Frank Schepis Greg Schmitt David Schlegel Terry Schlichenmaier Virginia Schramm Cindy Schull Pete Reisinger David Schulz Mike Schulz Chuck Schwaderner Thomas Schwerin Sue Schwin Noval Reyburn Dave Reynolds David Scott Kandy Rich Frederick Seeling Becky Rheinhardt Lawsanna Richards Carol Richardson ; Paulette Richardson Grace Seiberi Roy Richardson Robert Ricker Mike Ridall Bill Rieth Craig Rishel Mary Rittelman Mike Roads Jimmy Robertson Frank Robinson Gary Rodgers Joes Rodriguez Thomas Roe Sharon Roesch Scramble For The Lunch Line Bob Selby Mike Semago Sharon Sessions Terry Shanahan Jim Shank Mary Lou Shannon Dan Shaw Dean Sheffey Mary Sherman Georgia Shoberg Judy Simko Cathy Sinni Bev Sisk Dicky Skeen Pat Skomp Peg Skomp Judie Sloon Betty Smiley Diane Smith Joan Smith Ran Smith Richard Smith Sharon Smith : Stephen Smith Michael Specht Jeff Smodish John Starkey Richard Steele Suzanne Stella Janice Stevens Bob Snyder Jill Snyder Judy Stewart Lorraine Stiltsen Barbara Sofield Nancy St. Laurent Carol Stricklin Debbie Stuart Sue Sturm Charlott Styers Dick Summerlin Connie Sweet Jim Taipale Florence Tallman Lynne Taylor Robert Teears William Teears Mitchell Thornton After Weeks Of Work, We Were Finally Rick Tillotson Fred Titus Bill Tolin Richard Tracey Becky Turner Shelly Turner Richie Turner Carol Tyson Sherry Unks Richard Urich Jim Vanderbien Lynn Vanderveen John Vanderzicht Terry Van Gorder Bill Wagle Jim Van Meeteren Donald Vaughn Sally Veroneau Loren Waite Ronald Vetro Kathy Walden Trudi Walenius Ken Viken Marcia Walker Allen Villanueva Elmer Wallace Connie Walters Mary Ann Walton Carol Warner Jon Waters Clifton Weaver Tim Weidner Sue Weis Robert Welch Wendy Welden Barbara Weldy Linda Weller Kay Wells Eddie Whalen Richard Wheeler Linda Whetstone Sandy Wiggins Sandra Wilde Wayne Williams Kathy Williams Diane Wilson Russell Wilson Sue Wincek Admitted To Service Clubs Judy Witkowski Sandra Whorley Charlotte Wood Don Wood Robert Woodall Bill Warlow Pat Wotring Bill Wright Richard Wright Sandra Wright Dan Wunderlich Jack Wyckoff Mike Yawn Lynda Yoder Carol Zerbe Yvonne Sharrer Sophs Show Their School Spirit During Pep Assembly First Row: Mr. Hagman, Arlene Wos, Jeanne Puder, Ellie Meister, Sharon Blinco, Bill Barker, Marilyn Goacher, Betsy Sandstrom, Kathy Good, Pat Fair- child, Fred Burke. Second Row: Marsha Van Ostran, Charlene Wohrley, Donna Collins, Nell Goodrich, Mary Groenwould, Pam Kristyak, Peggy McClure, Ron Morrison, Julie O’Conner, Tonia Richardson, Mary Lou Sandke, Christine Watson. Third Row: Leland Day, Tom Fleming, Jan Gray, Cheryl Hoppe, Maxine Kriclow, Terry Lohr, Sandy Mauger, Tony McNicholas, Barbara Nanz, Marjorie Potter, Joanne Sabin, Jane Springmeyer, Tom Tillotson. Fourth Row: O’Reilly Hodowall, Joe Sandusky, Sue Schwinn, Peggy Skomp, Connie Walters, Sandy Wiggins, Joyce Ousley, Scott Feaster, Jo Mawell, Sue Ballard, Carol Boggs, Rocky Campbell, Jeanne Coll. Fifth Row: Dee Bateman, David Bryan, Liz Childs, Chris Dietrich, Pat Fleming, Joyce Hamel, Darlene Hollinger, Brenda Huff, Sue Lumsden, Sandy McClinton, Bonnie Morrison. Mr. Dexter Hagman Sharon Blinco Richard Hughes Sponsor President Former SASC President Tom Fleming 11-6 sold the most Foreign Exchange Tom Tillotson okays poster for the Bonds. Here he confronts several interested students. party as Rick smiles. aN Ellie up election slate as Marilyn watches. Student Council room busy at lunchtime. EXECUTIVE BOARD. First Row: Mr. Hagman, Jean Puder, Ellie Meister, Sharon Blinco, Bill Barker, Marilyn Goacher. Second Row: O’Reilly Hodo- wal, Darlene Hollinger, Scott Feaster, Jo Manwell, Sandy Mauger, Betsy Sandstrom. Not Pictured: Sharon Roesch. Left to Right: Preston Hunter, Doug Greenwood, Scott Feaster, Bill Barker, Bill McCaughey, Jim Sprenkle, Bob McCulloch, Mr. Hagman. Second Row: Jim Leagen, Beth Suppes, Bernice Nuhfer, Carol Choquette. Third Row: Melinda Brennan, Pat Fairchild, Mary Martin, Joy Mauldin, Kitty Williams, Kathy Jones, Sharon Blinco, Judy Kuc. Fourth Row: Judy Jones, Bobbie Gray, Barbara Beegle, Carol Lynch, Carolyn Smith, Gay Zi ke. Fifth Row: Ron Ersay, Ken Williams, Dave Talbert, Richard Hughes, Bob Owers, George Rinhart. ge Marri hae teeth yo if oa The purpose of the ICC is to aid clubs in following school policies. This has been accomplished along with an establishment of an Americanism committee designed to co-ordinate Americanism and Anti-communism proj- ects in the school. Bill Barker, Chairman ight College Nig . Sponsors Nees oO I $ ae a 5 PS a oo oY A ae ab Sy ¥ ie aM yi Ba oO ‘ E sae By ae z coi} (ei 2) : s Se , ae S83 i pas £3 AA aG ga 5 og a a6 Ag 4 me nos 8 recs ge 2 on sa = ae 3 Sau Bs iv g j o o's pag “4 3 Se : oO o ag bao CS) Gor] tal Blog e Qa als of ny 5 o vo Es oe oS oo Be S os | oo¢ ie | Ore ice Q 2 26 pa fa (el ies ap § ae OES a: Dgo fu: Be ct xe x e Nay 28 QH fe ans g et 5 SMS : a8 at A Pag Be iz ae Slee. om a 3 Be a aed £| QS S 2s 5.38 ze Orn cE IS) By A BAY £3 Lor) es 28 a vo fs é 4 Sets se : nn she Be: ZN Ee I 3 ae Ors oy te=| = Zea AE Aa 2 Be as is = a5 : s Ai eS os A. : ee og ose 26 oes) 2 3 sss ae ol ‘a.8 os ARS 5.2 33 Si E ase “é ee 4 ene S ad : Pee HO = a2 SCS nAZ Industrious Staff Members Produce | Kathy Jones Ann Robertson Organizations Editor Organizations Editor Miss Martha Wray Sponsor John Eastman Doreen Pierpoint Athletics Editor Activities Editor Mad scientists prepare for action. Jan Fox Advertising Editor Carol Newell Activities Editor Penny McDonald Class Editor Bob McCulloch Athletics Editor Judy Jones Editor Kathy Good Class Editor A Typical Staff Meeting Tom Hahn Barbara Decker Wayne Johnson Special Assignments Activities Editor Advertising and Circulation Marianne Schmidt Business Manager | Julie Jessop Marilyn Hood Doreen Perrault Tonia Richardson Class Editor Class Editor Circulation Manager Clerical Director The ORACLE wins praise from P.B.S.H.S. Ea anita bli teas HL SRN OPI OR REN This year, the Oracle journalists have done an exceptional job of covering a wide variety of events and presenting stories on many different students. A greater picture coverage was made possible by the boys in the Graphic Arts classes. Mrs. Matthews, Mary Martin, Sponsor Editor Left to Right: Phyllis Greene, Bobbie Gray, Diane Parnell, Rick Milne, George Moeller, Mrs. Matthews, Carol Dawirs. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Recorder President Sponsor Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Betsy Sandstrom Ron Ersay Miss Martha Wray Fred Burke Doreen Pierpoint Si 5 Elaine Aronson Kathy Good Japanese scene from the Senior Class play, A Majority of One. Bob McCulloch Ron Ersay and Fred Burke in the Junior Class play, Arsenic and Old Lace. — Patti Andrew Melody Dittmar and Bob Schultz in this year’s Thespian Production, The Little Foxes. Jim Giles Judy Kuc. : Betsy Sandstrom and Patti Andrew in A arry Townsend and Susan Dygon in the all- sy § Majority of One. chool play, The Little Foxes. 91 Students Increase Knowledge of Spanish Language and Culture es Judy Kuc, Bernice Nufher, Barbara Beegle, Howard Murphy, Caridad Gomez, Kathy Amrhein, Patti Cassels, Brenda Huff, Jane Beltz, Jack Bowman, | George Moeller, Mary Kirby, Emily Feller, Bill Walsh, Ralph Umstead, Lynn Dickinson, Ann Estes. Dee Bateman, Pat Clark, Debbie Smith, Sharon Roesch, Ana Maria Mier, Carol Frick, Pam Bacharach, Cheryl Koch, Charlotte Styers, Joe Ann Horner, Diane Desrosiers, Dick Calyer, Mike Brooks, Cindy Schull, Lind h irgini i 1 I 1e€rs, 3 ; y Schull, Linda Johnson, V Gut , Sall Melanie Merritt, Craig Wandke, John Charlton, John Greenwood. ! ial cimebni ait er te nareeric orn I ECR 92 French Club Cultivates Interests Kneeling: Carl Gilmore, Terry Callahan, George Kittoe, Jon Waters, Donald Banning, Roy Heffner, Peter Bizailion. Seated: Judy Jackson, George Moeller, Barbara Ostrowe, Kathy Amrhein, Carol Choquette, Mrs. Myers, Doug Greenwood, Bob McCulloch, Susie Gray, Fred Burke. Standing: Bernice Nuhfer, Pam Gardiner, Sheryl Parker, Kathy Albert, Janet Coune, Patsy Dugan, Barbara Beegle, Beverly Walters, Janice Henderson, Rocki Campbell, | Leigh Infield, Melody Dittmar, Vaughn Meister, Meredith Howard, Hope Ann Hinish, Marilyn Hewes, Connie Walters. PBSHS Librarians Aided by Assistants | : : ‘ sree ENN cecal ‘ CA Seated: Eileen Murphy, Linda Emerson, Sharon Ernst, Charlene Quinlan, Sandy Fairchild, Gwen Roe, Ardis Newell, Carol Williams, Karen Boggs, Miss Payne. Standing: Lynn Stilwell, Linda Roudlehuber, Leslie Perry, Virginia Lloyd, Sheryl Durden, Becki Miller, Marcia Hixon, Janet Bogues, Linda Wagle, Carol Hawkins, Sharon O’Neil, Mary Bennett. 93 i 1 } I Key Club Is Very Active [This Year Pe Fie: First row: (left to right) Bob Schultz, Doug Greenwood, John Gundlach, Rick Eastman, Joe Morici, Bill Schnicke, Charlie Smith. Second row: Tony MecNicholas, Bill Barker, Dennis Day, Preston Hunter, Mr. Callis, Jim Paullin, Jeff Millman, Don Dickerson, Mike Murphy. Third row: Tim Duane, ene Kearny, Richard Hughes, Doug Molitor, Sam Ferguson, Ron Morrison, Kurt Uhlig, Ron Hilgert, Jim Leagen, Leland Day, Bill McCaughey, Jim illiams. Get to work boys ... there’s more where that one came Key Club helps out with Kiwanis Kid’s Day. from. Key Club helps beautify school by building Rock Garden. g lot. in hool park inspect cars in s¢ Key Club members President, Jeff Millman—Treasurer. 1ce V: in— Paull 1m xy = ie} a S ° a, wn 1s Mr. Call dent, i Officers: Dennis Day—Secretary, Preston Hunter—Pres Wheel Club Sponsors Exchange Student Seated: John Carpenter, Bob Schlickenmair, Bill Fackler, Dave Martz, Pete McCormack, Norm Feaster, Buddy Hobbs, Bob Reed. Standing: Terry Schlickenmair, Eddie Cromer, Brian Boyd, James Maas, Paul Simmons, Bim Simago, Alan Holmes, Chuck Turner, Chuck Knorr. Bill Fackler, Ist Vice President; Dave Martz, President; Pete McCormack, 2nd Vice President; Buddy Hobbs, Parliamentarian; Tom Thompson, Treasurer; Norm Feaster, Chaplain; Not Pictured: Rick Milne, Secretary; Gerry Moerner, Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr. Johnson, Sponsor Mary Lou Sandke, Wheel Club sweetheart, with escort Reed Parker. SSNS ‘Kneeling: Mike Downey, Dave Whitney, Pete Green, Bud Holian, Buddy White, Cleve Randolph. Standing: Jim Moore, Tom Thompson, John Hertner, ‘Tony Boyles, Warren Hussey, Ken Bennett, Barry Humphries, Dave Talbert, Dee Childress, Bill Fackler, Tom Dorman, Gerry Moener, Jim Taylor, Dennis Howell, Dan Butler. Officers: Ken Bennett, Dave Talbert, Warren Hussey. 97 Keyettes Serve Community by Serving as Hospital Aides ) j Pat Fairchild Jeanne Coll Sandy Belgard President Vice President Secretary Miss Betty Myrick Sponsor Joanne Cheshire Emily Feller Rosaland Bland Bernice Nuhfer Jane Springmeyer Beth Suppes Verdie Van Huss Arlene Wos Jay Schack Kathy Albert Elaine Aronson Margaret Ryan Marjorie Marghella Marilyn Hood Ellie Meister Doreen Perrault Greg Muirabile Keyette King Jane Gilmore Susie Gray Carla McLean Marilyn Goacher Pam Hansen Dianne Parnell Sandy Mauger Pat Donahue Jan Fox Barbara Decker Sheryl Williams Sara Saxon Maria nne Schmidt Sharon Blinco Barbara Nanz Janet Ann Coene A group of our more talented seniors perform at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 98 NOT PICTURED: Melinda Brennan, Donna Bressak, Pat Crozier, Pam Hansen, Judy Kuc, Jeanne Puder, Jo Ann Sabin, Claire Sproul, Pat Tuccillo, Charlene Wohrley. Donna Collins Mary Lou Sandke Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms 99 ‘Friendship Follies’ Highlight of Gay Zinke Karen McCullough Patti Cassels 2 President Vice President Secretary Mrs. Peggy Truitt Sponsor Nancy McDowell Ruth Decker Patti Shank Pamela Kristyak Mary Warmington Marilyn Hewes Barbara Tuel Linda Hentges Sue Tullgren Marilyn Fisher Dianne Steinke Kathy Spallone 100 Juniorettes’ First Year At P.B.S.H:S. Carol Pagdin Bobbie Gray Bonnie Spoor Treasurer Parliamentarian Historian Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Sponsor Mary Ann Ziccardi Margaret Jones Karen Whigham Kathy Jones Joan Hughes Tim Anderson Nell Goodrich Lynn Horton Sally Zaetsch Barbara Link “ynda Duckworth Cheryl Hoppe Connie Vandenbrink Kathy Knapp Janice Wacaster Tri-Hi-Y Serves Community And School By Promoting Good Will 2 phase : : aaat i lain | ; Smith, et MacKinzie, Barb Bouma, V. Pres., Elaine Taylor, Sec., Kathy Jones, pres., Bev Masters, treas., Merry Sweet, Chaplain, ree eee aie Meee Standing: Carol Gladwell, Carol Mayer, Pat Lent, Ann Robertson, Vicki Johnson, Bobbie Gray, Kathy Albert, Sheryl Parker, Lannie Grant, Val Biruk, Penny Bryan, Carol Boggs, Maxine Krielow, Roxy Morehouse, Dawn Hornung. Kathy Jones Barb Bouma t ; : Merry Swee President Vice President Chaplain Elaine Taylor Miss Marlene Lenz Bev Masters Secretary Sponsor Treasurer 102 Sandy Belgard; Kitty Williams, President; Jane Springmeyer, Vice President; Sue Tulgren, Sec.; Sue Dickinson, Treas.; Pam Shoof. Standing: Joyce White, Arla Henjum, Barbara Beegle, Jean Puder, Gay Zinke, Candy Northway, Gail Cohrs, Jeanne Coll, Mary Warmington, Sue Ballard. National Academy of Science Sitting: Mr. Towery, Mr. Robinson, Jim Sprenkle, Bill Schnickle, Joanne Sabin, Bill Cheshire, John Fadum, Mr. Bailey. Standing: Preston Hunter, Ver- dia Van Huss, John Sprenkle, Mike Twist, Jim Dickson, Wayne Miller, Richard Hughes, Dennis Day, Ken Jenkins, Howard Murphy, Garrie Mitchell, Bill Barker, Jim Horner. 103 DCT Members Learn Skills Seated, left to right: Sandy Sullivan, Francis Merrit, Dorothy Biganzoli, Diane Robinson, Mr. Fred Fiat, Bonnie Haines, Marilyn Cavanaugh, Elizabeth Witherspoon, Lois Marinelli. Standing, left to right: Bill Klauminzer, Duane Mountain, Kent Martin, Danny Willis, Barry Ellenburger, Clifford’ Clingan, Jim Pebley, Richard Kiddy, Charles Ellinger, Tom Moore, Gail Burroughs. Melinda Brennen Bonnie Haines President Vice President Dianne Robinson Marilyn Cavanaugh Treasurer Secretary 104 Future Homemakers Sell Cookbooks First Row: Pat Farkas, Louias Walkins, Virginia Lloyd, Sandra Fletcher, Ardith Benare, Diane Borger, Karen Welker, Susan Schauss, Corinne Hugentugler, Carol Stricklin, Karen August, Pauline Mattie. Second Row: Mrs. Slagle, Jean Beairsto, Sheryl Williams, Martha Perkins, Lillian Hook, Mary Kirbert, Pat Cochrane, Sandy Bellmor, Ann Estes, Linda Emerson, Judy Clark, Sheila Kirk, Linda Pettit, Laura Heslex, Mrs. Swango. Third Row: Mary Humphrey, Pat Blair, Kathy Sarkady, Emily Feller, Mary Lowry, Helen Lowry, Kathi Passmore, Suzanne Thomas, Shirley Rhoades, Bonnie Dymond. Fourth Row: Carol Frick, Carol Dawirs, Mary Isaacson, Jerry Rosato, Kathy L. Jones, Rita Kalbough, Sharon Leible, Susan Dybevick, Yvonne Cesner, Bev Masters, Sharon Cole, Linda Whetstone. Fifth Row: Sue Dickinson, Suzanne Stella, Barbara Kedney, Betty Harris, Maureen Whalen, Joan Kirkland, Pat Waddle, Wanda Walsh, ‘Thelma Certain, Jean McGee, Patricia Tibery, Sandy Mauger, Linda Fanger. Sixth Row: Pam Owen, Bobbie Reber, Nancy Orr, Charlotte Wood, Karen Whigham, Barbara Link, Cherlyn Boyce, Ann McNamara, Iris O’Dell, Margaret Provenzano, Carole Magness, Eliz. Brown, Ann Holthaus, Janet Bogues. Sev- ‘enth Row: Mauree Wright, Arla Henjum, Barbara Nanz, Tim Anderson, Nancy McDowell, Gail Billingsley, Lynne Pfeiffer, Carolyn Long, Lynn Hendrick- | son, Joan Hughes, Lynne Stillwell, Margaret Jones. Eighth Row: Ann Belanger, Jan Runyan, Carol O’Connell, Cindy King, Tonia Richardson, Elaine Reiff, Kaye Hudgins, Stephanie Griffith, Mary Groenwoud, Ruth Beecher, Lorraine Stilson, Janet Coene, Teddy Doll, Eileen Roettele. Mrs. Catherine Swango Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Slagle Sponsor OFFICERS: Jean McGee, Vice-President; Marilyn Hughes, Secretary; Arla denjum, Publicity; Ruth Decker, Treasurer. The F.F.A. Provides d First Row: Ken Meyer, Winston Mariott, Jesus Garcia, Ronald Vaughn, Eugene Morrison, Rick Longworth, Butch Krapf, Mike Schulz. Second Row: Jim McDonald, Murray Helton, Jim Perry, Richard Decker, Bob Snyder, Dennis Smith, Ronny Smoak, Charles Lowry, Dick Lacey, Buck Daniels, Mr. Humphreys. Third Row: Dale Farmer, Clarence Durdin, Richard Roberts, Buddy Borger, Anthony Angelitti, George Luckocevich, Danny Amoroso, Allan Angelitti, Richard Taylor, Irving Van Huss, Howard Paralliad, Jose Rodriguez, David Mizer. We came to school. F.F.A. Use modern equipment. 106 Playful little things, aren’t they? Seated: Douglas Hutchinson, Ronny Smoak, Charles Lowry. Standing: Dick Lacey, Buck Daniel, Winston Marriott, Murray Helton. Films Highlight F.M.L. Meetings ibaa ae Seated, left to right: Cece Delapena, Mr. Grismer, Sponsor; Carolyn Smith, Pres.; Bull Guanitz, We Pres. ; Kathy Good, Sec,; Janet Fox, Treas. ; Bae eee Standen. Mike Kosta, Danielle Newman, Bev Johnson, Pat Tibery, Pat Pritchett, Marianne Schmidt, Barbara Justice, Jill Schwerdt, Penny McDonald, Susanne Johnson, Lorraine Stilson, Jim Taipale. The Future Medical Leaders is an organization which was formed to help further the student’s interest in the medical field. Speakers and films were highlights of every meeting, and several field trips were enjoyed by all. OFFICERS: Mr. Grismer, Sponsor; Carolyn Smith, Pres.; Jan Fox, Treas.; Bill Guanitz, V. Pres.; Kathy Good, Sec. Hospital Seated: Pat Bax, President; Ann McNamara, Vice President; Barbara Justice, Secretary; Chickie Olsen, Treasurer. Standing: Carol Verplanck, Watt, Lannie Grant, Mary Lowery, Gwen Roe, Kathleen Sarkady, Mary McClure. Lannie Grant takes patient’s pulse. | Ann Stewart, left, and Gwen Roe, right, receive their caps from Mrs. | Canham. Lannie Grant and Kathleen Sar- kady comfort patient. 109 FTA Gains Experience by Teaching at the Elementary School Floor: Bill Milano, Keith Lauderbaugh. Seated: Sharon Ernst, Ruth Decker, Eileen Murphy, Judy Jones, Bob McCulloch, Tonia Richardson, Barbara Kedney, Barbara Conlin. Standing: Joy Mauldin, Pat Tibery, Carol Smith, Dotty Doll, Elaine Reiff, Sue Barice, Carol Newell. The Future Teachers of America completed an active year under the guidance of Mrs. Jo Ferguson and Mrs. Lena Matthews. The FTA jumped head first into the study of the qualifications of a successful teacher. Next they sponsored a pin sales drive in order to promote school spirit. In the fall a few club members at- tended the State convention in Clearwater. SSRIS ¢.FOOur ED % oe On Pe ae oe ee ii ON . eke. P e a te Floor: Diane Bischoff, Joslynn Loehndorf, Suzanne Johnson, Barbara Decker. Seated: Marjorie Potter, Val Biruk, Pat Fuller, Sharon Roesch, Barbara Ramsey, Verdia Van Huss, Rosalind Bland, Gloria Heisel. Standing: Cathy H i i i pete Ca h . Standing: Cathy Hohner, Marilyn Hood, Julie Jessop, David Denault, Doreen Perrault, 110 LU EEE AACE LEAH : Virginia Lloyd, Pollyann Eckstadt, Donna Allamog. oe pau Wyatt, Leslie Perry, Sandy Belgard, Brenda Roberts, Beth Suppes, Jean Tally, Carol Magness, Sandi Hesselton, Betsy Sandstrom, Linda ay. Standing: Carol Hegan, Jay Schack, Arlene Wos, Lois Bardsley, Connie Denett, Donna Jenkins, Karen Finnegan, Evelyn Hovarter, Connie Dawson, Officers: Jean Tally, Chaplain; Dotty Bisanzoli, Presi- dent; Carol Magness, Reporter. Miss Helen Sparling Sponsor Truth for Youth Inspires Christian Living Officers: Audrey Nelson, Sec.; Joy Mauldin, Pres.; John Eastman, V. Pres.; Barbara Ramsey, Treas. First Row, left to right: Bill Spears, Benny Saxon, George Rinhart, Bob Steinkamp, Bill Genet. Second Row: Kathy Jones, Mr. Towery, Sponsor; Audrey Nelson, Sec.; Joy Mauldin, Pres.; John Eastman, V. Pres.; Barbara Ramsey, Treas.; Mrs. Myers, Sponsor; Betty Huntting. Third Row: Judy Clark, Diane Bogart, Carol Dawirs, Susan Schauss, Lynn LaCasse, Laird McKinzie, Eddie Nieburger, Cheryl Lovett, Bobbie Gray, Clarece Skeen, Judy Sloan, Gerri Matchar, Phyllis Greene. 2 Mrs. di Nardo See Repro: ee Pete Nelesen, Jim Leagan, Rocky DeWitt. Audio visual members play an important role the functions of the school and extra activities. Seated: Bill Schnickle, Jim Leagan, Pete Nelesen, Mrs. DiNardo, Rocky DeWitt, Richard St. Laurent, Preston Hunter, Gilbert Lessard. Standing: Scotty Sander, Chuck Kirkpatrick, Terry Hiekin, Skip Jackman, Eric Cartwright, George Banks, Bob Steinkamp, Fred Titus, Greg Rogers, Charles Pedigo, Woody Church. 113 Art Club Paints Scenery for P.B.S.H.S. Plays OFFICERS: Lynda Duckworth, Carole Lynch, Pres., and Suzanne Johnson. Carole Lynch, Barbara Ostowe, and Wendy Weldon examine ceramic pottery. Suellyn Soule displays colorful mural she painted for “Major Of One.” Seated, left to right: Betty Carvel, Janet Hegan, Barbara Ostowe, Arla Henjum, Sharon Kreeft, Wendy Weldon. Standing: Pat Lent, Suellyn Soule, Carole Lynch, Gloria Brown, Marilyn Minter, Margaret Cain, Chardell Wood, Mrs. Tirey. Members sketch pretty model, Arla Henjum. Debate Club Discusses Current Topics | Miss Braddee Tom Johnson, Lynne Vanderveen, George Rinehart, Joyce Franciscus. Seated: Pat Halliwell, Lila Hunter, Nancey Nickel, George Rinehart, Lynne Vanderveen, Christina Gillis, Beverly Walters. Standing: Cheryl Browne, Joyce Franciscus, David Bryan, Carl Gilmore, Allan Qualmann, Bob Brownell, Gerri Topoz, Pat Backrack. 116 The Concert Chorus Produces me Virm@rane of Sleepy Hollow” “Mr. Crane, you dance so much better than Tom Bones!” OC eee eas Dean Roberts rules with Faculty members . . . fighting an tron hand. in public .. . really!! Mrs. McMillin Directs the Concert Chorus icc Re RATA mone ED toeer exer rennin oR recent sshansarsiibndsnmninins neon maiimeacesa First Row: Mrs. Harland, Linda Warlow, Karen McCullough, Carolyn Smith, Barbara Bentz, Bobbie Gray, Pam Kristyak, Jan Gray, Audrey Neleson, Pat Tibery, Nancy St. Lawrence, Linda Peabody. Second Row: Ann McFarlane, Joy Mauldin, Patti Cassels, Ruth Decker, Debbie Ross, Connie} Smith, Sandy Mauger, Debbie Little, Donna Thomas, Elaine Reiff, Barbara Decker, Joan Penick, Pat Neitzel. Third Row: Marilyn Bourne, Barbara Justice, Bill Tears, Jake Brey, Skip Johnson, Joe Morici, Tiny Trotter, Ed Whalen, John Wheaton, Gordon Jones, Bob Harrier, Benny Lowe. Fourth) Row: Don Dickerson, Wayne Bireley, Bill McCaughey, Bill Kish, Dave Harris, Jim Dadson, Tom Smith, Doug Wheeler, Ken Williams, Dean Mess- ner, Bob Loughlin, Jim Adams, Dave Martz. 7 OFFICERS: Debbie Little, Publicity Chairman; Tiny Trotter, Librarian; Patti Mrs. Harriet McMillin, Director Cassels, Secretary; Marilyn Bourne, Recording Secretary; Joy Mauldin, Vice Presi- dent; Sandy Mauger, Treasurer; Jan Gray, Robe Chairman; Ken Williams, President. POMPANOTES: Marilyn Bourne, Connie Smith, Sandy Mauger, Debbie Little, Debbie Ross, Jan Gray. SONATONES: Pam Kristyak, Joy Mauldin, Patti Cassels, Pat Tibery. SILVERTONES: Audrey Nelson, Donna Thomas, Ruth Decker. The Concert Chorus in fancy attire. a x MAAC (is a THN s (ure ATHEE RIGS ; : : | Tornadoes: Good, Athletic Director, Coach Wickstrum Head Coach, Bubba Ware Coach H. Moody i Left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Wilson, T. Dorman, K. Bennett, B. Ashworth, T. Clellan, D. Butler. SECOND ROW: M. Allen, D. l Nuggent, B. Holian, G. Moerner, B. Fackler, J. Coleman, J. Claney, F. Tuel, J. Hertner, B. Humphries, B. Essman. ( 122 Better, Best SERRE ES | Coach M. Frinks Coach S. McCall Coach J. Westbrook Yih Left to right, FIRST ROW: G. Bieberback, D. Huggins, J. Kriplean, M. Lynch. SECOND ROW: A. Holmes, B. Price, T. Thompson, C. Knowlton, E. Beers, B. White, S. Miniea, D. Talbert, D. Molitor, W. Hussey. 123 Hard hitting Seniors come out MIKE ALLEN—Fullback BUDDY WHITE—Tackle TOM THOMPSON—End BILL ASHWORTH—End Essman rushes to make block as Dorman fakes. KEN BENNETT—Fullback DAN BUTLER—End JIM ‘ GOLEMAN—T ackle JOHN HERTNER—Tackle 3 3 3 | 4 cal Z 4 4 O = Q 4 4 ica S) DAVE TALBERT—Quwarterback BARRY HUMPHRIES—End Dorman struggles for yardage. BILL ESSMAN—T ackle BILL FACKLER—Center TOM DORMAN—Halfback JV’s Finish With 4-2 Season First Row: D. Johnson, D. Newman, R. Seelig, G. Jackson, R. Morici, D. Clark, R. Tillitson, B. Beville, J. Charlton. Second Row: P. Lersch, C. Malik, I. Core, D. DeMaggio, T. Hazlewood, D. Mulrooney, C. Schwaderer, T. Shanahan, M. Milobar. Third Row: D. Harris, B. Laveck, T. Tillit- son, J. Stewart, D. Cribbs, G. Ash, J. Keefe. Fourth Row: J. Myrick, D. Dellenberger, D. Wheeler, L. Bennett, F. Eichler, C. Hahn. COACH M. FRINKS POMP AiO yeep seen 7 Ft, Laviderdale wae. eee: 26 Pompano nee eee 6 -McArthir een. eer 0 Pomipanio txts ee 7 as. BIOWArd (rue eee 28 Pom patio essen ee 14 Norland gee aes. eee 13 Pomipario: | Se esccames soe: 13 We Ralnre Beach eee fi Pomipario. 25, oe 20 “SStranahang cee eee 7 COACH J. WESTBROOK JUNIOR VARSITY (left to right) Peg Skomp Rosalie Ball Sue Bonnet Lynn Dickinson Barbara Lefler Pat Skomp _eepesppensinnecasiige VARSITY Top Row (left to right) Sandy Sigh Mary Lou Sandke, Capt. Candy Northway Jeanne Puder Karen Wigham Center (top to bottom) Patti Casseis Kitty Williams Sue Ballard Joyce White Jane Springmeyer Cheerleaders Boost Spirit with Bundles of Energy Patti Cassels Capt. Mary Lou Sanke Candy Northway Sue Ballard Jane Springmeyer Joyce White Karen Whigham Sandy Sigh | GOT THAT SPIRIT? COULDN'T BE PROUDER IF YOU CAN’T HEAR US WiISLISVELEVA LITTLE LOUDER TOUCHDOWN TORNADOES Be These Are The Boys Who Brought Honor To PBSHS W. D. Childress John Claney Stan Cowherd Pete McKinnon Ron Rice Gary Schull Don Tedrick Fred Tuel Bottom Row, left to right: Manager, G. Jackman, R. Rice, D. Tedrick, D. Howell, B. Anderson, F. Tuel. Top Row, left to right: Coach Claney, W. D. Childress, G. Schull, S. Cowherd, P. McKinnon, Assistant Manager D. Denault. JV’s show promise for next year’s varsity. Bottom Row, left to right: G. Gano, T. Hazlewood, J. Vandarsight, G. Goss, B. Fauerback, J. Morici, B. Smithers. Second Row, left to right: J. Gra- aath, R. Pettee, B. Wright, Coach Morris, C. Turner, B. Mayne, B. Barlett. 131 It was a clean getaway for Dennis. 132 Versatile ‘Tornadoes Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano 93 75 75 66 71 62 76 74 65 79 84 80 Vero Key West Miami Beach Lauderdale So. Broward St. Thomas Lauderdale McArthur Stranahan Seacrest West Palm Beach Norland Christmas Tournament 41 56 | 55 33 fi 50 55 5a 49 Sweep to) 49 48 63 55 So. Broward No. Miami Vero Lauderdale Norland Stranahan No. Miami McArthur Lake Worth West Palm Beach So. Broward St. Thomas “Dennis and Gary” do it again. Golden Tornadoes posed for action as Gary shoots. 133 Improved Pitching, Hitting Yield Fine Season First Row, Left to Right: Coach Hatfield, J. McDonald, B. Holian, D. Huggins, M. D i illi 1 � J. d 5 dee 5 BY. ggins, M. Downey, F. Collier, B. Prohaska, J. Williams, J. H any d Row, Left to Right: S. Cowherd, G. Schull, C. Goggin, D. Shelter, J. Garcia, R. Milne, R. Wheeler, B. Adlemann, J. Chass aimee Mar. 9. Seacrest: .osccc ese ee H 13. “Ft: Lauderdale? 2 H 16 South Broward! 2x eiscsetee eee H 90. “North “Miami ® 22.2225 .cbe coos ee T 93. Lakeworth ic20.sietececeoee T 97. Stranahan 2.)3...0.0 oa ac 30 St. Thomas 22. ee ee ai 31. Lakeworth 22.3 H ¥ Apr. 3) McArthur .....----.-..s.scscosseecosseesecerseeeenecceerenceceneessecss H f 5 West? Palin cca ea H 12° FE Lauderdalen lo Elana cece eaten H 17: _S. Browards 2 2 ee H 19 North’ Miami c.0 eee eee H 96 Stranahan’ 22822 ne eee H May 1. St. Thormas -2..----cecsnec-snsceneecenscneutnennsnennenemnenansnneeaa H 4. McArthur’ 22.23cccccccetecnccheceoet eee i 8 West Palm Beach 2:2...02c¢-22 2) coeeeee ee T | 11° Miami Norland! 2226.2. eee H 15 District Tourney Coach ‘‘Swede” Hatfield 134 GARY SCHULL JIM McDON ALD es a someone Mina hls MIKE DOWNEY BUD HOLIAN Shotput, Discus, and Relays—Big Events for the Track Top Row: Tim Doane, Doug Molitor, Fred Eichler, Tom Nelson, Ken McMahon, Ferdinando Medina, Coach McCall. Fourth Row: Carl Kilmore, Paul Bizaillon, Dave Neuggent, Tom Dorman, Dave Cribbs, John Lynch, Tom Clelland, Dave Perkins, Rick Seilig, Ira Cor, Tom Roe. Third Row: Glenn Greiner, John Grandth, Jim Stewart, Garry Ash, Mike Allen, Don De Maggio, Art Lersch, Mike Twist, Tom Hazelwood, Bill Essman, Dave Wood. Second Row: Dan Mulrooney, Chuck Schwader, Bill Reeve, Tom Thompson, Gerald Moener, Marko Melobar, Bob Mayne, Dave Jonson, John Farley, Tom Oukes, Tony Boyles, John Gundlock. Bottom Row: Mario Marsiglio, Eddie Beers, Tom Tillotson, Pete Zent, John Kriplean, Cabot Knowlton, Buddy Price, Bob Beville, Rick Tillotson, Jim Bourg, Jim Orris, Russell Wilson. COACH McCALL Tom and Tony are on their mark Standing, left to right: Burce Brant, Cleve Randolph, Bill Bieberback, Coach Moody, Mike Winslow, Dave Whitney, Fred Clarkson. Kneeling, left to right: Mike Irwin, Rick Turner, John Campbell, Leon Custerson. Boys and Girls State Delegates Have Satisfying Adventure Standing, left to right: Fred Clarkson, George Rinhart, Ward Arington, Sharon Blinco, Marilyn Goacher, Sheryl Williams, Dennis Day, John Sprenkle, Jim Sprenkle. Kneeling, left to right: Richard Decker, Preston Hunter, Ronnie Smoak, Jim Leagen, Fred Burke. 137 aE te eee re tt FETT +See t t 4 - 4 oe ae a Ee aS sot Margaret Jones, Cheryl Koch, Jane Beltz, Beth Bridges, Kitty Williams, Gail Cohrs, Miss Patrick. 138 Left to Right: The Tennis Teams Have a Fabulous Season Lejt to Kight: Andre Labonte, Mr. Balfoort, Tim Mulroy, Jim Giles, Uuff Murphy, Howard Murphy, Jon Greenwood, Al Schreiber, Clint Murph | The Swimming Team Practices for a Victory “ii ui i iu MMC ORR Gi 0 eg Top Row, Left to Right: Jim Taylor, Paul Simmons, Mike Semego, Steve Sands, Bill Garbett, Ken Jenkins, Steve Sherman. Second Row, Left to Right: Bill McCaughey, Terry Lorr, Jeff Millman, Terry Schlichenmaier, Jim Goetz, Jim Dadson, Dave Hardy, Eddie Broke. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Dick Machata, Mike Brooks, Eddie Cromer, Mike Specht, John Carpenter, Chuck Knorr, Tom Scallon, Coach Ousley. Pe i 3ottom Row, Left to Right: Sandra Wohrley, Lynn Parkinson, Jean Coll, Merry Sweet, Barbara Justice, Mrs. Peggy Truitt. Second Row: Diane Nofs, Milane Merritt, Carol Fennen, Pat Fleming, Sue Tullgren, Linda Johnson, Carol Brough, Lois Kubit. Third Row: Grace Seibert, Connie Walters, Marilyn Fisher, Joyce Gardella, Charlene Wohrly, Dawn Hornung, Lynne Parkinson. Fourth Row: Pat Fakas, Bevelyn Johnson, Carol Howell, Lynne Vandervene. 139 ll MS ACTIVITIES PX 7 a swe! 36] 1. Tom Botts, 2. Bill Gaunitz, 3. Julie O’Connor, 4. Skipp Coffey, 5. Sheryl Williams, 6. Ed Neiburger, 7. George Lukocevich, 8. Chuck Ellinger, 9. Georg Banks, 10. Sandy Belgard, 11. Mary Martin, 12. Gordon Jones, 13. Donna Jenkins, 14. Ruth Blackard, 15. Pat Tibery, 16. Jim and John Sprenkle, 17 Kathy L. Jones, 18. Jerry Rosato, 19. Judy Krug, 20. Roberta Reber, 21. Barb Justice, 22. Pollyann Eckstadt, 23. Diane Parnell, 24. Kathy Good. 25. Eileer Murphy, 26. Kathy Amhreim, 27. Lynnette Horton, 28. Elaine Reiff, 29. Norm Feaster, 30. Ruth Beecher, 31. Diane Robinson, 32. Doreen Pierpoint, 33 Tommy Johnston, 34. Elaine Aronson, 35. Judy Peterson, 36. Tonia Richardson, 37. Bobby Gray, 38. Gina Hinman, 39. Charlene Quinlan, 40. Ann Robert son, 41. Ardith Benore, 42. Mike Josephs. 142 ie iv i ae ie v . Joan Hughes, 2. Mike McDace, 3. Evelyn Hovarter, 4. Karen McCulloch, 5. Barbara Link, 6. Shirley Rhoades, 7. Jim Taylor, 8. Jean McGee, 9. Roger darris, 10. Penny McDonald, 11. Kathy Niva, 12. Margaret Perry, 13. Carol Newell, 14. Carolyn Mims, 15. Gail Billingsley, 16. Judy Jones, 17. Sharon irnst, 18. James Haire, 19. Linda Elliot, 20. Pat Haliwell, 21. Tom McMinn, 22. Marianne Schmidt, 23. Tom Hahn, 24. Tom Oakes, 25. Maureen Whalen, ‘6. Robert Schultz, 27. Marge Marghella, 28. Margaret Jones, 29. Kathy Jones, 30. Melinda Brennen, 31. Jim Pebley, 32. Ruth Decker, 33. Carole Pagdin, }4. Linda Emerson, 35. Audrey Nelson, 36. Susie Gray, 37. Lois Bardsley, 38. Jan Fox, 39. Linda Pettit, 4. Cheryl Lovett, 41. Barbara Tuel, 42. Mary .ou Sandke, 43. John Eastman, 44. George Kittoe, 45. Phyllis Stradleigh. “Sabrina Fair, listen where thou are sitting under the glassy, cool, translucent wave In twis ted braids of lilies knitting Thy loose train of thy amber dropping hair.” Milton’s “The Masque of Comus”’ Thespians ‘Troupe No. 1888 presents All School Cast in SABRINA FAIR a But Sabrina, you don’t have to marry anyone. ish Sabrina and Paul in a tender moment Drs The morning after the night before. IVE CULG C eeeee te OE ee A ae Candy Northway SUAS |S ORIIGS we beast Shae ANGMESES Ns ot Doreen Pierpoint ON Ta ROUND AY | cee ee Pe PRE EE ga ee ee Fred Burke LEY CLC Camm I emanates ee Be Pars et ee eee Brian Finnegan OS OT ETy Om Cit (aed ite AG eos Ne ote Pee Pam Hayhurst OM BYOTG! J ECURMOLIAG ah meee ee ey eee ee one Bruce Neilson 1 PROPIRG GING. 0. ou 8 MRR 2 Ode Jack Hall plain GaA LOCH SON wet ne eee SSeS Ron Ersay TERI ANON sw ti as So ol Ree ae a ene eee Bill Edmond TASB OLY | meee tem ente Naas Fad eae Td oe ces Penny Parkhurst SGOT OD an 57 2 ae ane ete ee Richard Hughes SOONLES NOU AN x: cms zoe URUR West Puen” Rae Re ene Marilyn Goacher Stars indicate Thespians BNR AGIAN OM ace te ok ee ee Miss Wray, Mrs. Phillips If you’re looking for the rose garden 1t’s that way. “ARSENIC AND OLD LACE” Abby Brest 69. scccjck os gee ee ee Betsy Sandstrom Martha Brewster nue cae ee ee Judy Kuc Mortimer Brewster. ete beet ee Ron Ersay Leddy. Brewst ériscsocaedecsee: Sancho ee Dick Burbeck Elaine Hat pevspcicgccetes Elaine Aronson Jonathan: Brew ster cg ee Fred Burke Dr En St ett 25 ct cckic reste oe ee eee Bob Schultz “Who can that be?” puzzles Abby “I'm off to the Panama,” states Teddy 146 Juniors Give | Reo. A ar per. eer eee ee ee John Eastman Officer Brophy seen ee Jim Giles Officer cds leno nce ee John Farley | Lieutenant Rooiey sae eee Bob McCulloch | Officer O'Hara Ward Arrington — Mis Withers POC ae ee Keith Lauderbaugh | Mr: Gibbs2 = eee Norman Feaster_ | 3 “Doctor, two old women?” “I think you’re lying,” did you see?” Successful Play directed by Mrs. HELEN CREECH and Miss MartHa WRAY with Technical director Mr. Cart MartTIn and Student assistant Jan Fox i2 challenges, “what else say youre all alone in the Homecoming Inspired | Button, button who’s got the button? Marianne Schmidt certainly hasn’t as Keith Lauderbaugh and Sandy Mauger point out. Color Day was enlivened by the choosing of Mr. and Miss Blue and Gold, Bobbie Gray and Kenny Williams. scopes Man on the street reporter, Rick Milne, talks with A wild cheering section helped step-up pep for Homecoming. Candy “Sugar-Pops”’ Northway and Barbara “Blondie” Link. 148 ee Ns _____._____ rr Numerous Activities The bonfire, followed by the snake dance, added much fun to an exciting Homecoming Week. Whisper Day quickly changed from vibrant silence to explosive cheering as the Band and the Cheer Leaders led the school song. Irving Van Huss, Bob Snyder, and Ronny Smoak put their brand on a Maverick Mustang. Tri-captains Gerald Moerner, Tom Dorman, and Bill Fack- ler with team Sponsors Mary Ann Ziccardi and Mary Lou Sandke. 149 Sentimental Centennial The Junior-Senior Prom, an impressive event, was enjoyed by all. The evening of April 21, 1961, began with the music of Don Rose and his Orchestra from Miami. Everyone attending was enchanted by the music and atmosphere of the Old South. The Prom king, Bruce MacLane, and Prom Queen, Babs Beville, reigned over the eve- ning’s festivities which also included a movie after the dance. The radiant candidates include: Rod Caborn, Toni Badagliacco, Jim Valier, Bruce MacLane, Sandy Rees, Babs Beville, Joan Le Chot, and Johnny Olkoskt not pictured) bioy foot PX hein Phd : eee Puihictoke a ; + Fred Burke, and Keith Lauderbaugh, among others worked hard to create a beautiful effect. i “Congratulations, Mrs. Creech,” says Class President, Peggy McClure. 151 “Majority Mrs. Rubin Gerri Sanders Mrs. Jacoby Patti Andrews Alice Black Betsy Sandstrom Jerome Black Ronnie Ersay Lady: Passemg e713 sccks teenies ices eee Candy Northway Koichi Asano Fred Burke Jim Sprenkle House Boy Bob McCulloch Tateshi Kathy Good Chauffeur Jim Gills Captain Norcross John Sprenkle Ship Steward Tom Hahn Member of National Thespian 1888 T Qe Beatnik houseboy 2589.0 OM causes much con- | PY, kao sternation. ae nseen 1, 4 x Ivphi r} 'e% Pete Nelesen and Rocky DeWitt were excellent on sound effects and lighting. 152 Prejudice is erased during a Japanese-Kosher meal. directed by MISS MARTHA WRAY and student director JUDY KUC Prop people Ellie Meister, Marilyn Hewes, Phyllis Stradleigh were kept on their toes during the many performances. 153 FOOTBALL SEASON BRINGS HONOR TO OUR LOVELY QUEENS SHERYL WILLIAMS GRACIOUSLY ACCEPTS THE SAFE-TEEN QUEEN TROPHY QUEEN KAREN WHIGHAM REIGNED OVER OUR CAROL LYNCH, KICK-OFF QUEEN, BEGINS THE VICTORIOUS HOMECOMING GAME FOOTBALL SEASON IN RADIANT STYLE Betsy Sandstrom Donna Collins Co-Captain Sue Gray, Captain Lois Stahl Lynn Horton Patsy Hammond, Judie Peterson, Bonnie Beard, Captain, Pat Fuller, Chris Benkert, Margaret Reinsch, Barb Conlin, Gloria Smith, Diane Bogert, Kathy Ehster, Co-Captain. i | | 155 Concert Band and “Marching “Ps POMPANG oe This concert formation photo taken in the spacious band building of Pompano High shows the brand-new concert uniforms purchased this year. The marching uniform is equally attractive with a white front and gold back. First Row, left to right: Ruth Blackard, Julie O'Connor, Debbie Scarr, Lynn LaCasse, Janet Rabette, Robin Fleming, Janice O’Connor, Lorna Coleman, jp Kathy Walden, Judy Snyder, Karen LaCasse, Ann Dewey, Vic Schiller. Second Row, left to right: Pat Halliwell, Andre LaBronte, Joyce Johnson, Frank ¥ Schepis, Dan Svorinich, Craig Wandke, Carla McLean, Gary Campbell, Skip Scrase, Irving Van Huss, Kathy Van Fleet, Bob Selby, Cheryl Owens, Maxine 4 Krielow. Third Row, left to right: Jim Spitler, Richard Wright, P. K. Loretto, Jim Van Duyne, Verdia Van Huss, Bob Norton, Jim Haire, Tom Carpenter, | Jim Adams, Mary Ann Newman, Charlene Wohrley, Kathy Jones, Tim Mulroy, Georgia Meeks, Sandra Worhley, Margaret Ryan, Mary Martin, Allan Qualmann. Fourth Row, left to right: Mary Jane Gannon, Dick Atkinson, Bob Kreider, Tom Adams, Bob Spradling, Walter Rothermel, Roger Dunham, }) Harry Jones, Jack Enos, Bill Rieth, Bill DeWitt, David Schletter, Frank Averill, Bob Meyer, Gary Hill, Rodney Erwin, Steve Herschleb, Tim Weidner, } Georgia Shoberg, Bob Schultz, Don Dickerson. Fifth Row, left to right: Patsy Dugan, Bill Beaver, Jim Hoffman, Ronnie Frank, Roger Fabel, Jim Bohon, Kurt Uhlig, Mr. Drake, John Greenwood, Bob Owers, Mike Reed, Allan Case, John Hertner. Band members not pictured: Ted Budlong, Mark Crane, Tom Smith, Gary Jackson, Richard Aronson. The Pompano Beach Senior High Band became definitely The “Marching Tornadoes” aided by the talented majorette | , established as one of the very best in Florida at the State Contest corps had another very successful marching season as they presented bs last May where they were one of only four bands in the state beautiful and exciting halftime shows with precision drills and judged “Superior” from all judges in concert, marching, and sight themes such as: “Our Washington Trip,” “A Salute to Rogers and reading. This marked the third year in Class “A” that the band Hammerstein,” “A Halloween Witch’s Brew,” and “An American has received straight Superiors and continues a perfect record once Thanksgiving.” Two huge public concerts sponsored by a local the band has moved into Class “A.” The band also has a perfect bank drew crowds of up to 3,000, and special guest conductors };, record of straight Superior ratings in District Contests for the past included Dr. Paul Yoder, Richard Elliott, Charles Ulrey, and Phil nine years. This year, the band will again compete in Class “A” Elliott. Planned for the latter part of the year are a contest concert and hopes to maintain their perfect record in the class since it will and a combined spring concert with the Concert Chorus. The band be the last year in “A” before moving up to the highest classifica- also plans a trip to the state contest in Tampa in May. tion of “AA” next year. Seated, left to right: Bonnie Beard, Golden Twirlettes Captain; Lynn La Casse, Publicity Director; Patsy Dugan, Treasurer; Mary Martin, Social Di- rector; Pat Halliwell, Secretary; Ruth Blackard, Librarian; Susie Gray, Twirling Tornadoes Captain. Standing, left to right: Andre La Bonte, Sopho- more Representative; Bob Schultz, 2nd Lieutenant; Bob Meyer, Assistant Drum Major; Bob Owers, Captain; Kurt Uhlig, Drum Major; Allan Case, Quartermaster; Frank Averill, 1st Lieutenant. Tornadoes” In High Gear The 100-Piece “Marching Tornado” Band poses in front of U. S. Capitol on “Biggest” Trip. Last April, the climax of years of hard work and sparkling honors came for the 100 members of the band and majorettes as they took a five day educational trip to Washington, D. C. and Winchester, Virginia. The band members, parents, and the twhole community toiled all year to raise the necessary funds, and Bee trip finally became a ne’er-to-be-forgotten experience. While in Washington, the concert band played a full concert at the 1 | Allan H. Drake, Band Director | | | | U. S. Naval School of Music and did extensive sightseeing. Dur- ing their stay, the group travelled over the Skyline Drive into the beautiful Shenandoah Valley to Winchester for the Annual Apple Blossom Festival. Both appearances were enthusiastically received by large audiences. In the pictures above, Congressman Paul Rogers is shown greeting the band and its chaperones. Headquarters for the band was the famous Shoreham Hotel. The band’s prize-winning entry in the Homecoming Parade was enhanced by pretty Bonnie Beard sitting atop the big Lincoln. Helping out were Mary Martin, Ruth Blackard, Pat Halliwell, Bob Owers, Patsy Dugan, and Bob Schultz. DN = Z, = = aa £ = ais aa Compliments of Compliments ; ZUDRELL TV 1432 Atlantic Blvd. WH 2-1000 f : FRANK DELEGAL | COLOR TV Grower Agent RCA Philco Motorola Zenith Sales and Service F. 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