Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1976 volume:

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Their most outstanding characteristic is their diversi- ty. They are diverse in size, shape, and color . . . in nationality, religion, talent, ability, and char- acter . . . in needs, hopes, and dreams. Each person is unique . . . guifeach, with pary- ing degrees of effort and loyahy, unites 'with others to form the whole. .E V Unified, Pottstown High School finds her pur- pose and her meaning in her diversity. VY' WC I Q I Y. '. Q2fIf . yy, v. W ,ml 4 5-,A A SMP E' '34 l :1,33fy TRUIAD 1976 Volume XXXIX Pottstown Senior High School Pottstown, Pennsylvania Editor-In-Chief David Garner Assistant Editors David Reidenouer Dana Haag Photography Editors Dawn Hauder Amy Spare Business Manager Daniel Zipay Editorial Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth Huddy Business Advisor Mr. Robert Kovach MR. sewn, we .low OUR FRQENDS IN THANKWS- 'fav Foe seems- '-eau ' D 9 ' N ft x - t Y qw W X K .a z sg jg , Q 1950 United Feature Syndicate Prologue Dedicat I ntellectua Z Lib We The People 36' - The Pursuzt of H 6 The Course of H E Patro Epilog miiiv? if ' The gentleman we honor today has represented the spirit and ideals of Pottstown High School for almost a quarter of a century. As head basketball coach for 13 years, he coached each game to win, but he also taught each athlete to train his body to obey his mind, to train his emotions to obey his will, to enjoy the beauty of a well played game, to play by the rules, and to respect others as himself. He coached to build clean men. He has run Pottstown High School by these same princi- ples. As an administrator he dispensed advice, supplies, citations, bandaids, whacks, kleenex, sympathy, wit, and wisdom. He conducted evaluations, elections, fire drills, bomb searches, assemblies, frenzy parties, and frenzied class meetings. His door has always been open to students and faculty alike. He has really cared about us, and he has always respected our confidences. If a friend is defined as one who knows our faults but likes us anyway, then he has truly been our friend. His outstanding qualities are two: his sense of total commitment to the students and faculty of Pottstown High and his keen sense of humor which reveals his constant enjoyment of life. An era ends at Pottstown High School and a grateful school and community join in saying, You're a good man, Charlie Brown. It is with the deepest respect, gratitude, and affection that we dedicate the 1976 Troiad to . , . Mr. Charles E. Brown. :- sy' Q-J Q 'm '+ WWW vi'- 'N 9,- ,gg 4 MM ? 1 fs dvi: , 45 cf' as adn , gi ,Ar 34' R '1 Q .eg 2 A 1 5 X 1: 1 I 1 , in rw- - +- gf L... 'fi i:.a.h-..,,.,. t X XX , x .Qki we 'dx My Upon Graduation, Mr. Brown Ends A Twenty-One Year Era iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 2.-. George Russell Assistant Principal 00 ulll' ,w7?'5., ' fp ,:- X, f. Charles E. Brown, Principal .,k M ,m f ' ,f . , LQ wus- -9 ,F ' ,.,,. my 1' , 1 , , Q ,, 1 . 5 r A ,f Ji 99 ii A Vt if William E. Smith Assistant Principal SECRETARIES. Virginia Mock, Jane Hamilton, Ada Jarrett. SEATED: Dorothy Beckley. 16 Nicholas Sham Assistant Principal 35 'kj ,ffWh.i S, -sf ' S , ' ,ff ' 1 711' ' A-t, f Dr. Ray E. Feick Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF ED U CA TI ON Nancy Chomnuk Wayne Deegan David Detar Leo Eschbach Kenneth Hines Carl Hofheinz Howard Kalis Daniel Marquette William Mower Elizabeth Stevenson Ted R. Derr Assistant to the Superintendent Frank D Heifer Linford Moyer Assistant to the Superintendent Assistant to the Superintendent . I L siss ggi, - mar-fn 'X 2 , 1 mm 1116! A...- Xl K. .-7 f , A ' , A 4 .. 35. ,, ,M - I 18 inn- M A ' ffAf, Z .Z cf 14 451 HW 4 The Business Education Program Accounts For Students Of All Types The business department credited active students with skill andknowledge. The most advanced business course was secretarial. These girls developed their skills in typ- ing, shorthand, record keeping, and operating business machines. Three years of accounting were offered to the students majoring in bookkeeping. Students enrolled in the clerical curriculum learned general office skills and procedures. One of the most interesting courses that busi- ness offered was data processing. This curriculum was carried out in the Administration Building from 7 a.m. to 10:30. Key punch operation and computer programming were the techniques taught. - The business classrooms were replete with enthusiastic students who became proficient in their skills and proce- dures. Joseph Golightly Ronald L. Dauidheiser Helen Good Angela DiPietro Keith Grant. Lucille Mentzer Margaret T. Munz Michael P. Novak ma ll GW suommm I 'Egg 6 O ps I P Y h-.Q mi ,Z- Daryl J. Saylor Bertram P. Scanlin John Yersak Isn't It Puzzling How We Made It Through The Last Three Years? Isn't it puzzling how we made it through the last three years . . . . studying all night and suddenly noticing that the sun has risen . taking surprise tests first period Monday morning . exploding crucibles in chemistry class. iielrr T T . running the square in sub-zero weather . discovering hidden horrors locked away in biology storage rooms Q . comprehending the Pythagorean theorem . . at last . reading and understanding an entire book in a foreign language . all of this and more V g ' TQ interlaced with , . . hopes, ambitions, and dreams. - Jia?-1-I lo at 'Hi gf, W, . f ww' 1, -NA ,. -3 ' vgvl yy, 9 V. , , Elizabeth Albert Joseph J. Derro Margaret Feast ,Neil W. Paliles Liane Heydt , , Jbhn J. Armdta Elaine B. Noel Arthur L. Green Elizabeth Huddy 23' 25 Sza- --,.....,,f v lan.---, ,. 'm.fe,.,.. wil' 35 few , l .gy l x W 1 I ,, x ig' s W W 1 gxfyx W, N 4 William McCabe 'ww 'iff PP 1 , . . '23 xx: I im nfl. ' ,Nl 0.3, Nelson Burnett K -? H lfT'5F?f'f?T?l Y W 9' Ronald Hallman W1--.. X .S Q 1 -y, . , t . , 16? - T -- Y YI 1 x' Ve l A - 'Y- . fix I .! A Deane Cressman my ., .., .1 . .X 4.5-11. ' N, V . W , Qxlt fi'x f ef ., ' mix-Llf-ini K W bf I filisxfif A .'2Z5Yf3f ' 1.2 Q , Q 13'-l,,.xQ'ff,g. 1' 551 J ' ,,l 'l-J., JT' , .LLCLZ 'J' X! 'S'Al4i':L '- .5 X , Q51f.f 2:17 A Barbara Yekenchik Bryan Rendina s X x X S K 1,1 , vl ., N :rg V ,er . 14 , 1, 5 Edward Leshinskie Elyse Saperstein w. The Student Body Of PHS Completes Its Education With The Academics All students in all courses studied many of the same subjects in order to reach graduation. All students studied some form of English, history, mathematics, and science. The form of the subjects studied depended upon the type of course in which the individual was enrolled. The aca- demic subjects were tailored to meet both the needs of the people and the requirements of their vocational courses. The academic subjects were the basis of a broad, well- rounded education. Qxigiiqgi-yfqb W www f ,Ep , A ssisi. -,Lg 5 ,351 , ' X 1, tl Z ls' Q 26 'Rte-1- TOP ROW: James G. Leveille, Beverly Stubanus, William R. Kerr, Elaine A Richert BOTTOM ROW William Giangiacomo, Marlene D. Roth, G. Jan Fritz, Thomas R. Henry rv '- ' Q Francis P Smith kgsmdw ' ft ' ,M - . ,,W' Nw. 4 J 'f , '--W --- --9' . 'I '1 42-1, gl, . Nbr- 1' ug 5 All Home Economics Courses Blend The Ingredients For Family Living Family-minded students of P.H.S. had the opportunity to be home economics majors. They studied family living and marriage. They learned the basic and advanced skills of meal planning, meal preparation, and sewing. All stu- dents could choose the electives of cooking, clothing, or bachelor living. Bachelor living was very popular with the liberated males. They began a sewing course by making chef's aprons and practicing simple tailoring. They then learned how to cook and to do laundry. They then progressed to consumer economics. They emerged polished bachelors, well able to fend for themselves. Trade Industrial Students Build Around 12 Experienced Teachers Pottstown High School's vocational department en- rolled 696 students, who represented two-thirds of the student body. Three hundred seventy students were in the business education department, which offered clerical practices, bookkeeping, secretarial, and data processing areas. Three hundred twenty-six students were in the trade industrial and home economics departments. Appli- ance repair, mechanical drafting, wood shop, machine shop, automobile mechanics, electronics, health assis- tance, and food services were offered in the trade indus- trial course. Home economics offered homemaking, cloth- ing, and bachelor living, a popular course for boys. A work training program, jointly supervised by teachers and employers, allowed 63 students to learn on the job while continuing their academic courses which fled to graduation. Follow-up studies made of alumni found that after graduation a high percentage of vocational students remained in the vocational field for which they were trained in our comprehensive high school. if-. wg,-W ,V 1 W M' . -4 'F Y ,J ,XT L ' ' 6 29 1 . V , l- .sf l V I ' I E-WE1 K H N... 1- ,. N .QL wil X .- Ia J' ff A vs A - Lf l Y is ,,..-..u-vw.,a.n..-wvvu ,,' 1 . ,ff-A , r-5 .i,.4J5 . ,. - AL, '-1,1 'ii' 5342-6- xg. Q sa we uf-it ig, an 45, ms TOP ROWQ HQ Barbara Tdgert TOM R0WQ :Mweffe Hmm Eschbachf 'N -Q IJ 7 NX A 15.1 A -L '71, H kb 1 Q. O L LTa,L.,,i,,' H 11 '- fi' i im, 2.24 I-.-iq X ' . L1 -X . f 3 1 ,l - W ' ' ' '14 '1 l gl .1 1 ,...,,,,s X . A ,:., i 'x . J 5 1-K fh a .. .l ,E I f' V 'O .A E x 'mf TOP ROW: John Horosky, Ruth Cressman, George Wentzel. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph G, Rinaldi, William O. Smith, Thomas A. Plzlladino. ' vt Q he W 'W' lx , ,,,, ,Mc yu II T H-vaawhw 1 SN? Ll ' ' ' . V 4 Hs! ,N WL . - j-v K i. . f x ff F . ' 1 W5 0,- n V' 31 A .9 , 36 T 1' A in . he 'r : X' XB! f x' 'f nl X I e ,qu Q ' 'N 1 ' V mix .lp'd ' 4: 1 , - Q he -, ffffl if 5 f , X ' i f .X X 1 Q-51 g ,,TEff,,if, ' iii.: I' - 51' 3 ' l , N .. ,sqm , .J if ' 4 i M' ii TOP ROW: Kathryn A. Arms, William Bauer, Alice Beasley, Lee E. Bohner. BOTTOM ROW: Edward Y. -Good, Charles I. Hamilton, Joseph Kacanda, William F. Lamb. ,- rw., ,,.- Special Services Enrich Our Lives 32 . A. TOP ROW: Steve Lloyd, Mary Anne Markley, Edward 0'Neill, Jenis Pennypacker. BOTTOM ROW: William H. Rogers, Grace Steimling, Barbara Thornton, Gene Louise Whistler. 1 Hx 5 3 LA 11.5- JY in-A Workers Tastefully Maintain PHS R0 e'fA1'f'1g 7 .Zh Moniz. . . 19 Kathryn Weikel N CAFETERIA WORKERS. FIRST ROW: F. Saylar, J. Bartchak, E. Woodley, L. Kaus, M. Burden, S. Sikora, M. Miller, M. Gephart, E. Long. SECOND ROW: A. Graff, E. Fox, K. Lumis, N. Faulk, D. Lutz, M. Yost, M. Harp, J. Henry, B. Mourar, V. Bryson, B. Elane. 34 MAINTENANCE WORKERS. D. Goheam, B. Sener, C. Buckingham, J. Elizabeth E. Albert Biology. John Joseph Armato Speech, English, wres- tling. ' Kathryn A. Arms Occupational education, basketball. William L. Baver Algebra, junior guidance counselor. Alice Beasley Placement service. Lee E. Bohner Health, physical education. Nelson P. Burnett English IlI,I V, senior class advisor. Cynthia Chappell-ra Dental hygienist. Calvin J. Cressman Electronics, photography. Deane J. Cressman English III,I V. Ruth L. Cressman Food service. Ronald L. Davidheiser Data processing, busi- ness educaton subject area specialist. Lawrence R. Delewski United States history, cheerleaders. Joseph J. Derro French I,II,III,lV, French Club. Angela DiPietro Typing, shorthand, ecology club, Trojan Girls. Barbara L. Eschbach Mathematics. Marlene Falvey Health service, Future Health Careers Club. Margaret D. Foust English II. G. Jan Fritz Problems of democracy, basket- ball. William N. Giangiacomo Biology. Joseph Golightly Accounting, Bookkeeping, office machines, typing. Edward Y. Good Algebra, business arithmetic, director of athletics. Helen K. Good Bookkeeping, typing, short- hand. Keith Grant Office machines, clerical skills, general business, tennis, student government. Arthur L. Green Chemistry, Key Club. Ronald A. Hallman Trigonometry, geometry, general mathematics, baseball, basketball. Charles I. Hamilton Problems of democracy, driver education. Thomas R. Henry English II,I V, English sub- ject area specialist. Liane Heydt English III,l V. John M. Horosky Auto mechanics. Elizabeth A. Huddy English III,I V, Troiad. Joseph A. Kacanda Problems of democracy, senior guidance counselor. William R. Kerr Problems of democracy, world ihistory, baseball, football. Robert Kovach Vocational machine shop, Troiad. William F. Lamb Concert band, marching band, district music supervisor. Edward B. Leshinskie Chemistry, biology. James G. Leveille' United States history. Steve Lloyd Occupational education. Mary Anne Markley Library, library aides. William McCabe Problems of democracy, con- temporary problems, social studies subject area specialist, golf, athletic association. Lucille Mentzer Accounting, shorthand, typ- ing, office practice. Margaret Munz Shorthand, typing, general business, lacrosse. Elaine B. Noel World history. Michael P. Novak Business law, business prin- ciples, recordkeeping, ski club. Edward O'Neill Choral music. Thomas A. Palladino Appliance repair. Neil W. Paules Algebra, geometry, business arithmetic, calculus. 35 Jenis Pennypacker Health, physical educa- tion, Girls' Leader Corps, basketball, lacrosse, senior class advisor. Emily B. Petrilla English IV. Bryan D. Rendina General math, algebra, con- sumer math, geometry, trigonometry. Elaine A. Richert Latin I,II,IIl, English II. Joseph G. Rinaldi Mechanical drawing, tech- nical drawing, cooperative education. William Rogers Health, physical education, football, assistant athletic director. Marlene D. Roth English ,II,III, junior and senior class play, all-school musical, Thespian Troupe, junior class advisor. Elyse J. Saperstein Art. Daryl J. Saylor Accounting, typing, clerical skills. Bertram P. Scanlin Accounting, business law, business principles, economics. Frances P. Smith Homemaking, clothing, bachelor living. William O. Smith Coordinator of vocational programs. Grace Steimling Nurse. Beverly J. Stubanus Business arithmetic, alge- bra, general mathematics. Joanne S. Swavely English Il,III, P.H.S. News. I-I. Barbara Tagert English. Barbara B. Thornton Psychology, sophomore guidance counselor. I Raymond S. Tull, Jr. United States history, Honor Society. George M. Wentzel Industrial woodworking. Gene Louise Whistler Health, physical educa- tion, Girls' Leader Corps, hockey, tennis. Barbara O. Yekenchik Spanish l,II,III,I V, An- chor Club, Spanish Honor Society. J. Yersak Accounting, typing, basketball. .ss 'Q' N. 5 N vu 49 1 '-A 1 ' 'As 5, '1..,,,Q 'N f'? .f' -gy? I 'rw Mickey Mouse, Fuzzy Bunny, Harvey, And Charlie Brown Graduate With Class Of '76 Senior year . . . so many memories . . . we were seniors. We were determined enough to strive for perfection. We dedicated three years to achieve our goal. We can look back on the dances, the hoagie sales, bake sales, candle sales, the donkey basketball game, the volleyball mara- thon, the car washes - so many things that built a foun- dation of memories. We can remember the anxiously awaited day we flew to Disney World. We can remember how we realized that our senior year was almost at an end and we looked forward to graduation. It was the leader- ship of our sponsors, officers, and cabinet that gave us the Spirit of '76. Some of us had fears and regretsg others had ambitions and goals to achieve. There had been pressures and times when we felt like giving up . . . but we didn't. We were the Class of 1976 . . . :,..,..,...4nr-Q-'en 'g-2353 ', . 1 iii? CABINET. FIRST ROW: B. Santiago, D. Ku- terbach, R. Tinney, T. Holleran, J. Drum- heller, D. Garner, S. Schirk, M. Daniels, S. Skean, R. Rhoads. SECOND ROW: M. Groves, T. Fazekas, S. Stetler, T. Weber, A. Spare, D. Haag, C. Takach, S. Staverosky, D. King, C. Righter. THIRD ROW: B. Bell, J. Geeza, B. Little, L. Leh, B. Siman, J. Hampton, M. Mill- er, K. Kanaskie, P. Killian. FOURTH ROW: T. Detar, K. Petro, J. Griswold, J. Gittings, B. Whitehurst, M. Smith, C. Henry, J. Dilli- plane, D. Dilks, J. Knittle. FIFTH ROW: M. Galamba, K. Rupert, R. Buser, D. Wynings, T. Linthicum, J. Pihanich, A. Patrizi, M. Dun- lap, C.O'Neill, L. Hallman. CABINET. FIRST ROW: H. Jones, L. Jones, J. Mast, T. Roup, D. Reidenouer, J. Fosco, R. Erb, J. Buck, R. Read, G. Faust. SECOND ROW: J. Walker, B. Mignona, T. Wagner, B. McNey, J. Smith, S. Repho, K. Mariani, M. Semanski, B. Schaeffer, P. Buckingham. THIRD ROW: C. Felton, K. Bealer, M. Grif- fith, B. Krupiak, D. Weidenbaugh, E. Wil- liarns, C. Strunack, R. Sosa, S. Galamba. FOURTH ROW: L. Leisure, R. Harris, F. Clayton, T. Ruffin, S. Lucas, M. Gimot, G. Moser, J. Gibson, D. Hauder. FIFTH ROW: C. Wallace, K. Copenhauer, J. Guest, L. Rinaldi, V. Sandoe, D. Zeleznick, C. Hampton. OFFICERS. Treasurer S. Stetler, vice-president D. Reidenouer, secretary D. Haag, president D. f if .Q X6 Q X O cy ,, f 57 1 iqg'Y,g5j4,o' 'lk 1 . ' x . Q Q f' S 4 ,sg ug. 4 ,I-41 1.0, ,, I 'W' -'...13E1', -53:3 4, ig. ,. . f B, giggq -, iii :L ow ,SE I v ,., 1 K 3 it ,ig A ' W' as 0 , QQ it 3 . . gifff' , wiv 4- , , if V A' f -A ,. 3, , fy r f X 6 , if .M Q ' is 3 5 - . Q4 My 1 4 'W ., 1, f ' K Q 3' + A 1 Q Q ' 'J JI L, fi , S .- ' k V . 1 x 414 -'Q cn. E51 ,3 , fl u K 1 gy-. , :QQ . V Q ' , 64 'ff - Q, ,' ' x , - 1 X., - ., . -. 5 . . 'S P ' 1. f-1 ,ww ae X H1 W9 u .1 4' -,. , .-'I X 'K xx Q 9 2 ,bi x f for 'ff 'Z' 1 ' , K L ' iff.: Y ' Al' i ' X x ,XA r' t ki Helen J. Burroughs 268 Grant Street . . . Business education . . . girls' chorus 10. Rosemary Buser Rose . . . 148 Hillside Drive . . . College prepara- tory .., basketball 10,11,12g cabinet 10,1I,12g G.L.C. 10,11,12g hockey 10,11,12,' lacrosse 10,11,12g ski club 11,12. David A. Bush 213 Henry Street . . . Trade industrial . . . ski club 10,11,12. David R. Bush 255 West King Street . . . Trade industrial. Jeffrey Campbell 255 Master Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 10,11,12. Robert Campitelli 24 Reynolds Avenue . . . Business education . . . football 10,115 ski club 125 track 10,ll,12g winter track 11. Collette Carr 416 Walnut Street . . . Food service . . . choir 12. Johanna J. Chomnuk 258 Beech Street College preparatory . . . cabinet 10,11,12,' G.L.C. 10,11,12,' lacrosse 9,10,11,12,L ski club 11. Jennifer S. Churach Linden Apartments A-4, Logan Street College preparatory all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10g class play 11,125 French Club 11,12g Honor Society 11,125 Thespian Troupe 10,11,12. David A. Cimino 28 West Tenth Street Trade industrial. Francis C. Clayton 437 Beech Street , . , Business education . . . football l0,l1,12,' track 10,11,12. Frankie C. Clayton 437 Beech Street Trade industrial football 10,11,12,' wrestling 10,11,12. l Helen Burroughs David A. Bush Jeffrey Campbell Robert Campitelli Collette Carr X Jennifer Churach Francis Clayton Rosemary Buser David R. Bush Johanna Chomnuk David Cimino Frankie Clayton Thomas Clements Timothy Clements Lois Clifford Susan Comtois Thomas G. Clements 1252 Cherry Street . . . Business education ... baseball 10,11,12. Timothy R. Clements 1252 Cherry Street . . . Business education. Lois M. Clifford 41 East Second Street Secretarial all- school musical 125 choir 105 class play 11,12g G.L.C. 10g health room aides 12,' P.H.S. News, typist 12. Susan L. Comtois 540 Spruce Street . . . Health service . . . F.H.C.C. 12. Kathy Conklin 393 North Franklin Street . . . Business education . . . basketball 10g flag corps 10,11,12g tennis 10,11,12. Lillian J. Copeland 1062 North Washington Street . . . Business education. Karen A. Copenhaver 371 Grandview Road . . . College preparato- ry all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11,12g choir 125 class play 11,125 French Club 11,12,' Thespian Troupe 12. Daniel P. Coyle 34 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . stu- dent government 12. Byron Crosby 424 North York Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 baseball 10,12,' choir 10,11,12. Robert A. Dames 781 North Evans Street . . . Business education. 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Felton 821 North Hanover Street . . . College prepara- tory cabinet 10,11,125 French Club 115 Honor Society 10,125 tennis 10,I1,12. Tina Fiorini 397 North Evans Street . . . Business education . . . rifle corps 10,11,125 ski club 12. Bette Jo Foley 142 Hillside Drive . . . College preparatory . . . class play 115 P.Y.E.A. 105 track 11,125 softball 10. Cathy Foltz 850 North Evans Street . . . Health service . .. ski club 10,11,125 twirlers 10,11. Jeffrey A. Fosco 214 Reynolds Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . baseball 10,125 cabinet 11,125 class play 115 French Club 115golf 125 Key Club 125 wrestling 10,11,12. Allen S. Frederick 60 Moser Road College preparatory choir 10,12. Charles I. Frederick, Jr. 35 Beech Street . . . Trade industrial . . . cross country 11,125 track 10. Bonnie J. Fry 167 North Franklin Street . . . Home economics. Mark S. Galamba 1078 North Warren Street . . . College prepara- tory . . . baseball 10,11,125 cabinet 125 football 10,11,125 ski club 1 1,12. Sarah J. Galamba Sally . . . 1078 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory basketball manager 10,11,l25 cabinet 10,11,12,' G.L.C. 10,11,125 hockey 10,11,125 lacrosse 10,11,l25 ski club 12. James Garlington F-3 Myrtle Street . . . Business education. David G. Garner Bones 1035 Bellview Avenue College preparatory . . . cabinet 125 class play 11,125 cross country 10,11,125 Honor Society 11,125 ski club 11,125 student government 125 Thespian Troupe 10,11,125 track 10,11,125 Troiad, business 11,125 Troiad, editorial 11,125 winter track 105 wrestling 125 Span- ish Club 12. Jeremy Geeza 1230 North Hanover Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 105 cabinet 11,125 football 125 track 11,125 wrestling 10. Nancy L. Gerber 24 Walnut Street . . . Business education. J. Mitchell Geri 1234 Maple Street . . . Trade industrial. M. Scott Germany 530 Grant Street . . . Business education. Louise Gibbs 571 Lincoln Avenue . . . Business education. Joni Gibson 535 King Street . . . Health service . . . Anchor Club 105 cabinet 10,1l,125 F.H.C.C. 125 Honor Society 12. Marlene F. Gimont 855 Logan Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 10,11,12,' cabinet 10,11,125 Trojan girls 12. Jennifer S. Gittings 327 Highland Road . . . College preparatory all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club 125 cabinet 10,11,12,' class play 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 P.H.S. News, business 10,11,125 P.H.S. News, editorial 10,11,125 Thespian Troupe 125 track scorekeeper 105 Spanish Club 12. Andre Goff 183 Sheridan Street . . . Trade industrial . . . football 10,11,12,' track 10,11,12. Robert Gofus 780 Farmington Avenue . . . Business education . . . baseball 115 basketball 10. David G. Gramata 141 Reynolds Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . chess 10,11,125 French Club 115 Spanish Club 12. Jace T. Grandy 1400 Queen Street .. . Business education. .1 ,. I. J. 'N Andre Goff Robert Gofus David Gramata Jace Grandy Rachel Gray Cheryl Grebe Cynthia Green Margaret Griffith 21 Crisann Griswold James Griswold Cynthia L. Hampton 923 South Street . . . Business education. Janet L. Hampton 339 Walnut Street . . . College preparatory . . . basketball 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11,12g French Club 11,125 G.L.C. 10,11,12g hockey 105 P.H.S. News, editorial 10,11,12g P.H.S. News, business 10,11,12. Robert L. Harris 734 Beech Street Business education basketball 10,11,12. A Sherman Harris 372 North' Franklin Street . . . Business educa- tion. John R. Hartranft Jack 484 Manatawny Street College preparatory. Dawn F. Hauder 783 North Charlotte Street . . . College prepara- tory: A.A. Board 10g 'all-school musical 125 Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11,12g cheerleaders 10,11,12g class play 11,12,' Honor Society 11,12g'P.H.S. News, editorial 12g ski club 11,125 student government 10,11,12,' tennis 11,12g Troiad, business 10,11,12g Troiad, editorial 10i11,12. Michael Heath 348 Chestnut' Street .. . College preparatory cross country 12g track 11,125 winter track 11,12. Claudia M. Henry 1008 Terrace Lane . . . Trade industrial . . . all- school musical 105 cabinet 11,125 chess 10,11g French Club 115 Honor Society 11,125 library aides 105 student government 115 tennis 11. Richard Henry Rick . . . 258 North York Street . . . Trade indus- trial football 12. Cheryl L. Hespeth 567 Jefferson Avenue . . . Business education. John A. Heydt 196 Hillside Drive Business education student government 11. Terrence L. Holleran 311 East Chestnut Street . . . Business edu- cation bank 11,12. y 48 Rachel R. Gray 520 Glasgow Street . . . Health service . . . F.H.C.C. 11,12. Cheryl L. Grebe 170 Moser Road . . . Health service . . . F.H.C.C. 11,125 ski club 11,12. , Cynthia E. Green 346 Walnut Street . .. Business education. Margaret I. Griffith 366 North Hanover Street . . . Secretarial . , . all-school musical 12g attendance office 12,' cabinet 10,11,12p girls' chorus 105 health room aides 125 P.H.S. News, typist 125 Troiad, typist 12. Crisann H. Griswold 595 Wilson Street College preparatory . . . cabinet 11g cross country scorekeeper 10,141. James A. Griswold 595 Wilson Street . . . College preparatory . . . basketball 109 cabinet 11,l2g Honor Society 11,12. Mary A. Groves 342 West Walnut Street . . . Business education . . . G.L.C. 10,11,12g hockey 105 Honor Society 11,125 lacrosse 10,11,12g ski club 11,12. 1 Janet I. Guest 443 North Manatawny' Street . . . College prepara- tory . . . A.A. Board 1 1105 all-school' musical 125, Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11 Q12p cheerleaders 10,115 class play 12g Honor Society 11,123 P.H.S.-Newsglbusiness11,125 P.H.S. News, editorial 11,125 Spanish 'Club.12g'student'government 10,' tennis 105 Troiad, business 11g12Lf -. f I V Dana G. Haagg35i,High Streetgii, -,-A C ollegeapreparatory,,. . ,- Anchor Club 10,11,12: 'Cllbiilef310Ql1QY2iLfl19??fl?lid3?7S,.10511,12J Homecom' ing 11,125 Honor SacietyQ11,12gftennis'9g10.11,12g Troiad, business 10,11,12g TroiadfeditiorialiV-I0,1Q1Q12.ffkfx' r','i 'W 1 1, f Barbara Hallman 339-JeffersorifAvenue. ,Q .' Business education tennis 10. itti -'l7l 1 it .fy 'l J J . Lori L. Hallman 614lSprucefStreet College preparatory . .. cabinet 12g Honor Society l11',12j rifle corps 10,11,l2,' student gov- ernment 12, 3 f - -' ' Mary Groves 5 J Janet Guest 'U Dana Haag ll 5 Pdf Barbara Hallman Lori Hallman c Cynthia Hampton Janet Hampton Robert Harms Sherman Harrzs John Hartranft Terrence H olleran Timothy Holleran Terry Howell G. Scott Ihle Edwina Jimenez Otis Johnson .fs Karen Holloway ,- Marilyn Hunter Jace Ingham William James Timothy J. Holleran 311 East Chestnut Street .. . College pre- paratory . . . band 12g cabinet 10,11,12,' Key Club 125 ski club 12,' stage crew 10,11,12. Karen L. Holloway 616 Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . . girls' chorus 10. Terry Howell 15 West Ninth Street . . . Occupational education. Marilyn Hunter 429 Chestnut Street Business education. G. Scott Ihle 1115 Belleview Drive . . . Trade industrial . . . stu- dent government 11,' wrestling 10. Jace A. Ingham 703 Manatawny Street , . . College preparatory . , . A.A. Board 11,125 Honor Society 11,12gstudent government 11,- wrestling 10,l1,12. William A, James 855 North Evans Street . . . College prepara- tory cross country 12g ski club 10,11,12g track 11,125 winter track 12. Joy M. Jeffries 5394 North York Street , . . Food service . . . all- school musical 125 choir 12. Edwina Jimenez 25 Boone Court Business education band 10,11. Michael John 136 East Fourth Street . . , Trade industrial . , . cabinet 125 student government 12. Otis L. Johnson 724 Walnut Street Trade industrial student government 12. Patricia K. Johnson 726 Beech Street College preparatory Honor Society 125 P.H.S. News, editorial 115 P.H.S. News, business 11. Denise L. Jones 312 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . all- school musical 12,' choir 10,11,12g class play 12g girls' chorus 10,11g Thespian Troupe 10,11,12. Howard A. Jones 756 Sheridan Street . . . College preparatory . . . baseball 12g football 10,11,12g student government 12. 50 -wil rm ,. . , fo. v, E, .5 rt.. , Joy Jeffries Michael John Patricia Johnson Denise Jones Howard Jones Ll0yd Jones Michael Jones I .f ll Lloyd A. Jones 546 Walnut Street . . . College preparatory .. . cabinet 12g track 11,12. Michael J. Jones 952 North Warren Street . . . Trade industrial. Kathleen A. Kanaskie 601 North Evans Street . . . College pre- paratory . . . Anchor Club 10,115 cabinet 10,11,12g flag corps 10,11, 12,' G.L.C. 10,11,12g French Club 12g lacrosse 11,12g ski club 12g Trojan girls 12. Patricia A. Killian 548 Belmont Street . .. College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 basketball 105 cabinet 10,I1,12g G.L.C. 10,1I,12g hockey 10,11, 125 ski club 12,' Troiad, business 11,125 Trojan girls 12. Donna M. King 510 Hale Street . . , College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 105 Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11, 12g Honor Society 11,12g P.H.S. News, business 10,' student government 11,125 Troiad, business 11,12g Spanish Club 12. Sherry S. Kleman 527 Spruce Street . . . Business education . . . hockey 10. Harry G. Knittle, III 31 East Fifth Street . . . Business education . .. ski club 12. Joan M. Knittle 31 East Fifth Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 basketball 10,' cabinet 10,11,12g hockey 105 Honor Society 11,12g Troiad, business 10,11,12g Troiad, editorial 10,11,12g twirlers 10,11,12. Carol L. Knoeller 220 Wilson Street . . , Business education. Sharon L. Koch 990 North Hills Boulevard Business edu- cation. James S. Kohler 239 Wilson Street Trade industrial basketball 10,12g golf 10,11,12. Randy L. Kolvak 830 Glasgow Street , . . Trade industrial. t :QW 3 Kathleen Kanaskie Patricia Killian Donna King Sherry Kleman Harry Knittle Joan Knittle Carol Knoeller Sharon, Koch, James Kohler Randy Kolvak Vickie Kordish Michael Krupiak Rebecca Krupiak Allen Kulp Donald Kuterbach Eric Kutz Tl1efeSl1 Lafey Dennis Ladjanski Robert Lawrence Gregory Leh Vickie Kordish 4 West Fourth Street . . . Business education. Michael J. Krupiak 821 Queen Street . . . Trade industrial. Rebecca L. Krupiak 743 North Charlotte Street , . . Secretarial . . . Anchor Club 105 attendance office 11,12g cabinet 10,11,12,' flag corps I0,' Honor Society 125 P.H.S, News, business 125 tennis 10,125 Troiad, business 12. Allen W. Kulp 44 West Ninth Street . .. Trade industrial. Donald C. Kuterbach 16 West Tenth Street , . . College prepara- tory , . , cabinet 125 ecology club 12. Eric E. Kutz 11 East Second Street .. , Trade industrial. Theresa L. Lacey 446 Chestnut Street Occupational edu- cation. Dennis P. Ladjanski 116 South Roland Street . . . Trade indus- trial track 125 wrestling 12. Robert M. Lawrence 6 Welsh Court . . . College preparatory , . . all-school musical 10,12,' stage crew 10,11,12,' class play 10,11,12. Gregory A. Leh 542 Spruce Street . . , Trade industrial . . . all- school musical 125 baseball 10,125 cross country 125 Honor Society 11,125 student government 11. Lisa M. Leh 869 Logan Street College preparatory li- brary aides 12g cabinet 12. Lannette D. Leisure 228 North Warren Street College pre- paratory Spanish Club 125 cabinet 10,11,12g choir 12g girls' chorus 10g track 11g Troiad, business 125 P.Y.E.A. 10. , Lisa Leh Lannette Leisure Donna Lemons Terri Linthicum Barbara Little Toni Lucarelli Ronald Mack Kristina Mariani Jeffrey Mast Kenneth Mast Sharon Lucas Henry Ludy Donna M. Lemons 60 West Third Street . . . Health service . . . F.H.C.C. 11,12. Terri R. Linthicum 764 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . l0,11,I2g Library aides 10g rifle corps 10,11,' student government 11,12. Barbara J. Little 845 Spruce Street . . . College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 10,' all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club l0,11,12,' cabinet 10,1I,12g class play 11,125 French Club 11,125 F.H.C.C. 10g Honor Society 11,125 ski club 105 student government 1l,' Thespian Troupe 10,11,12. Toni M. Lucarelli 446 West Walnut Street . . . Business educa- tion band 10. Sharon K. Lucas 417 South Street .. . Business education .. . cabinet 12g G.L.C. 11,125 Trojan girls 12. Henry L. Ludy 208 Gable Avenue Business education baseball 10,12. Ronald S. Mack 33 High Street . . . Trade industrial. Kristina M. Mariani Krisy 1318 High Street College preparatory all-school musical 10,125 band 10,11,I2g cabinet 10,11,12,' cheerleaders 1l,12g class play 11,125 G.L,C, 10,11,12g P.H.S. News, business 10g Thespian Troupe 11,125 Troiacl, busi- ness 11,12. Jeffrey J. Mast 941 Hale Street College preparatory cabinet 11,125 golf 10,11,12g Key Club 10,11,12. Kenneth Mast 408 Berks Street . . . Trade industrial. William R. Mast 408 Berks Street . . . Trade industrial. Ronald Mauger 861 North Warren Street . . . Trade industrial. Annette E. Maute 590 Wilson Street , . . Business education . , . cabinet 10,115 class play 10,' lacrosse 10,' student government 10,11. Thomas McKee Meatball . .. 1461 Sunset Drive .. . Trade in- dustrial. Barbara J, McNey 199 Sunrise Lane . , . Health service . . , cabi- net 11,12,' flag corps 10,' F,H.C.C. 125 Honor Society 12,' lacrosse 10,11,12g ski club 125 Troiad, business 11,12. Jonathan'A, Means 660 Jefferson Avenue .. , College prepara- tory .. . all-school musical 12,' band 10,11g Key Club 10,11. Janet M. Merkel 369 North Charlotte Street College pre- paratory . .. cabinet 125 French Club 10. Georgene M. Mest 118 Chestnut Street , . . Business education . . . all-school musical 12g class play 12,' G.L.C. 10g Thespian Troupe 11,12. Bonnie L. Mignona 1485 Cherry Lane Business education ... bank 11,l2,' cabinet 10,11,12g hockey 10,' Honor Society 12,4 ski club 10,11,12g tennis 10,11,12. Elizabeth C. Miklusak Betsy . . . 30 W Chestnut Street . . , Home economics. Cheryl L. Miller 508 Beech Street . .. College preparatory. James W. Miller 1144 Brooke Road . . . College preparatory , . . band 10,1I,12. Melissa A. Miller Missy . . . 57 Chestnut Street . . . Secretarial A.A. Board 105 all-school musical 125 Anchor Club 10,11,12g cabinet 10,11,12g Honor Society 11,12g Troiad, typist 12. Sharon E. Miller 508 Beech Street . .. College preparatory . ,. Honor Society. Valerie J. Miller 408 Lincoln Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . cheerleaders 10,1l,12,' library aides 11. Ronald L. Minninger 145 Sunrise Lane . . . College preparatory bank 11,12. Wayne C. Mitchell 856 North Franklin Street . . . Business edu- cation . ,. student government 12. Robert E. Morris 77 West Fourth Street , . . College preparatory . .. baseball 125 Key Club 12,' wrestling 12. Roland B. Morris 1400 Queen Street Trade industrial chess club 10,l1,12. James E. Mort 572 Belmont Street . , . Trade indutrial. Gwen L. Moser 643 Willow Street Health service cabi- net 10,11,12g flag corps 10,11,12g F.H.C.C. 125 girls' chorus 10,' P. Y.E.A. 10. William Mast Ronald Mauger Annette Maute Thomas McKee Barbara McNey Jonathan Means ni -' Janet Merkel Georgene M9815 Bonnie Mignona Elizabeth Miklusak Cheryl Miller James Miller Melissa Miller Sharon Miller Valerie Miller Ronald Minninger Wayne Mitchell Robert Morris ' Roland Morris James Mort R David Musser Mickey Musser David Myers Charles Neeb Wilbur Neff Frances Newman Gwen Moser William Moyer William A. Moyer 164 South Roland Street Business edu- cation David G. Musser 301 West Chestnut Street . . . Business educa- tion cross country 105 P.H.S. News, business 11,125 P,H.S. News, editorial 11,12. Mickey C. Musser 826 West Warren Street Business edu- cation. David L. Myers 641 Spruce Street . .. Trade industrial. Charles W. Neeb, Jr. 50 West Seventh Street College pre- paratory class play 115 French Club 115 Thespian Troupe 10,11,12. Wilbur K. Neff, III 147 South Price Street . . . Trade industrial . . . baseball 10,12,' football 10. Frances Newman P-I Walnut Street ,. , Business education. to Michelle Nixon Andrew Nodolski Albert Nye Reginald Oliver A Colleen O'Neill Luba Owsley w Y xr him' Lawrence Paschall Anne Patrtzi Michelle H. Nixon 454 Chestnut Street . . . Home economics . , basketball 10. Andrew J. Nodolski 867 North Adams Street . . . Trade indus- trial . . . all-school musical 10,125 band 10,11,.'2g choir 1I,12. Albert D. Nye 1102 Bellview Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 10,12,' band 10,11,' track 11,12g wrestling 10. Reginald Oliver 678 Walnut Street . . . Trad' industrial. Colleen A. O'Nei1l 370 North Hanover Street College pre- paratory . . . cabinet 10,11,12g Honor Society 11,125 twirlers 10,11,12. Luba A. Owsley 347 West Beech Street . , . Business education. Lawrence Paschall Lonnie . . . 28 Scott Street . . . Occupational education. Anne Patrizi 900 North Franklin Street . . . College preparatory . . all-school musical 125 cabinet 11,125 Honor Society 11,12g ten- nis 10,11,12. Jack L. Patton 710 Manatawny Street . , . Trade industrial . . . baseball 10,12. Kenneth J. Petro 1042 Park Drive . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 10,125 cabinet 11,125 golf 10,11,12,' Key Club 10,l1,12g P.H.S. News, business 10,11,12g P.H.S. News, editorial 10,11,12g stage crew 10,11, 12. ,. ' mf' N. ,. WW 1 . 3 .re Jack Patton Kenneth Petro Joseph Pihanich Jamie Ploppert Joseph Pihanich, Jr. 440 Belmont Street . . . College preparatory .., cabinet 11,12g Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 10,11,12g track 10,11,12g winter track 12. Jamie R. Ploppert 360 Spruce Street .. . Trade industrial cabinet 11,12,' Troiad, 11,12. John A. Pol 882 High Street . . . Business education. Joseph Puc 375 South Street .. . Occupational education. Jeffrey J. Quinter 532 Belmont Street . . . Trade industrial. Sheryl L. Rahn 555 Master Street . . . Business education. Ricky A. Ray 377 West King Street Trade industrial baseball 11,125 student government 11. Wayne S. Raysor 357 West Beech Street . . . Business education. John Pol Joseph Puc Jeffrey Quinter Sheryl Rahn Ricky Ray Wayne Raysor 'K Robert Read David Reidenouer Cheryl Repko Robin Rhoads Robert Read 946 North Washington Street . . . Business educa- tion .. . all-school musical 125 band 10,11,125 cabinet 11,125 Key Club l0,1l,125 ski club 10,11,12,' tennis 11,12. David M. Reidenouer Mort . . . 810 High Street . . . College pre- paratory .. . all-school musical 125 baseball 10,11,125 basketball 11,125 cabinet 10,11,12,' football l0,11,125 Key Club 105'Troiad, editorial 11,12. Cheryl Repko 1077 North Warren Street . .. College prepara- tory . . . all school musical 125 ecology club 12. Robin L. Rhoads 1032 North Warren Street . . . College prepara- tory all-school musical 125 band 10,11,l25 cabinet 10,11,125 class play 11,12, golf 115 ski club 125 Thespian Troupe 125 track 10,11,12. David L. Richards 57 West Third Street Trade industrial. Gregory Riegel 1241 Maple Street . . . Trade industrial. Carol Righter 9 Union Alley College preparatory A.A. Board 10,11,125 basketball 9,10,11,125 hockey 9,10,11,125 lacrosse 9,10,11,12. Ralph R. Rightnour 525 Spruce Street . . . Trade industrial. Lisa F. Rinaldi 316 Highland Road College preparatory . . .all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club 10,11,12,' cabinet 10,11,125 choir 11,12,t F.H.C.C. 10,11,125 student government 105 tennis 125 twirlers 10,ll,125 Spanish Club 12. Pamela J. Ritter 42 West Fifth Street . . . Business education . . . choir 10,11,125 class play 12. Sherman E. Robinson 120 Sunrise Lane . . . College preparatory. Debra J. Rodgers 438 Lincoln Avenue Business education . . , A.A. Board 10, Anchor Club 105 basketball 10,125 French Club 115 F.H.C.C. 10,1 15 hockey 10,115 lacrosse 10,115 library aides 10,115 student government 10,11,12, Robin K. Rogan 84 North Warren Street . . . Business education. David Richards Gregory Riegel Lisa Rinaldi Pamela Ritter Robin Rogan Harold Rohrbach Carol Righter Ralph Rightnour Sherman Robinson Debra Rodgers Todd Roup William Rowe , I Harold W. Rohrbach 203 Berks Street . , . Trade industrial. Todd B. Roup 548 North Keim Street ,. . College preparatory .., all-school musical 10,12p band 10,11,12g cabinet l0,11,12g class play 11,12,' stage crew 10,11,12g track 10,11,12. William Rowe 406 Walnut Street Business education tennis 125 wrestling 12. Joni R. Royer 353 West King Street . . . Secretarial .. . P.H.S. News, typist 12, Troiad, typist 12. Roxanne M. Rubright 501 West King Street . .. Business edu- cation. Athena M. Ruffin Tina 549 Lincoln Avenue Business education cabinet 12, Kathy J. Rupert 1007 Rambler Avenue .. . Secretarial . ,. A,A. Board 10,11,l2, basketball 9,10,11,12, cabinet 10,11,12g G.L.C. 10,11,I2, health room aides 125 hockey 9,10, 11,125 lacrosse 9,I0,I1,12, P.H.S. News, typist 125 ski club 11,125 Troiad, typist 12. Nancy A. Sackman 1324 South Street Business education . ,. hockey 10. Jeffrey A. Sailer 18 West Eighth Street . ,. Trade industrial. Victoria L. Sandoe 246 Prospect Street . . , College preparatory ... A.A, Board 105 all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club l0,ll,12g cabinet 10,11,l2,' F.H.C.C. 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 P.H.S. News, business 125 P.H.S. News, editorial 12, stage crew 11,125 tennis 10,11,12g Troiad, business 11,125 twirlers 10,11,12. Robert M. Santiago 55 South Evans Street . . . Business educa- tion ,. . attendance office 11,125 cabinet 11,125 class play 125 ski club 12. Jack Sassaman 759 North Charlotte Street , . . Trade industrial ... cross country 9,10, 11,125 Honor Society 11,12. Margaret R. Sassaman Margo . . . 376 North Charlotte Street . . . Health service F.H.C.C. 11.12. Joni Royer Roxanne Rubright Athena Ruffin Kathy Rupert I X-- V Nancy Sackman Jeffrey Sailer Victoria Sandoe Robert Santiago l Jack Sassaman 4 Margaret Sassaman .SEN Beverly Schaeffer Donna Schanely Steven Schirk Barbara Scholl V Q ,t 5, fi 'Sri Mindy Schultz John Sell Beverly L. Schaeffer 19 East Fifth Street . . . Health service . . . cabinet 11,125 flag corps 10,11,12g F.H.C.C. 11, 12, Donna Schanely 454 West Walnut Street . . . Business education Troiad, business 12. Steven K. Schirk 201 Master Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 cabinet 10,11,12g class play 115 football 10,11,12g Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 125 P.H.S. News, business 125 P.H.S. News, editorial 125 Spanish Club 12g track 10,lI,12g Troiad, editorial 12. Barbara A. Scholl 538 Chestnut Street. . . Business education . . , library aides 11. Mindy S. Schultz South Roland and Industrial Avenue . . . Busi- ness education . , . G.L.C. 10,l1,12g Homecoming 10,11,12g lacrosse 105 twirlers I0,11,12. John R. Sell 1037 Sycamore Drive Trade industrial Troiad, business 12. Mary A. Semanski 651 North Price Street . . . College prepara- tory attendance office 115 cabinet 11,125 cheerleaders 11,125 flag corps 105 tennis 10. Kevin C. Shelton 516 King Street . , . Trade industrial . . . base- ball 10,1l,I2g football 10,11g student government 11. Nadine M. Sheperak 515 Clearview Street Secretarial flag corps 10,1l,12,' Honor Society 11,l2g library aides l0,11,12,' P.H.S. News, typist 12. Mary Kay Shupinski 440 Manatawny Street . . . Business edu- cation. Bess Siman 970 North Warren Street College preparatory .. . cabinet 10,11,12gP.H.S. News, business 12gP.H.S. News, edito- rial 12g rifle corps 10,11,12. William Sinnott 716 Mintzer Street . . . Business education. Darryl M. Sipf, II 856 North Franklin Street , . . Business edu- cation. , John S. Sivco 20 East Fourth Street . . . College preparatory , . , French Club 12. Mary Semanski Kevin Shelton Nadine Sheperak Mary Kay Shupinski Bess Siman William Sinnott Darryl Sipf John Sivco Samuel Skean V Brian Smith David .Smith Dawn Smith ,..-- i. Robin Sosa Mary Spangler ' A Amy Spare Susan Staverosky Jacqueline Smith Monica Smith Samuel W. Skean, Jr. 1208 North Franklin Street College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 band 10,11,125 cabinet 10,11,125 class play 115 cross country 10,11,125 French Club 115 Homecoming 125 Honor Society 125 Key Club 125 ski club 115 track 10,11,125 wrestling 10,11,12. Brian Smith 509 Master Street . .. Trade industrial band 10,11. David I. Smith 606 King Street College preparatory. Dawn A. Smith 971 South Hills Boulevard Occupational education. Jacqueline Smith 958 Queen Street . . . College preparatory . , . all-school musical 125 attendance office 105 cabinet 10,11,125 cheerleader 125 cross country statistician 10, 11,125 ski club 11,125 track scorekeeper 10,11,125 ecology club 12. Monica S. Smith 82 North Warren Street . .. Business educa- tion . . . cabinet 10,11,125 cheerleader 125 Honor Society 115 stu- dent government 10,115 track 11,12. Robin K. Sosa 524 North Hanover Street . . . Health service , . . cabinet 125 F.H.C.C. 11,125 G.L.C. 10,11,125 hockey 115 lacrosse 10,11,125 ski club 12. Mary A. Spangler 177 North Franklin Street . . . Occupational education. Amy L. Spare 171 North Hanover Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 10,125 Anchor Club 10,11,125 cabinet 10,11,125 Honor Society 11,125 rifle corps 105 ski club 11,125 tennis 10,11,125 Troiad, business 10,11,125 Troiad, editorial 10,11,12. Susan L. Staverosky Stau 1014 Spruce Street College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 Anchor Club 10,11,125 band 10,11,125 cabinet 10,125 cheerleader 125 choir 11,125 class play 125 French Club 11,125 girls' chorus 105 hockey 105 ski club 125 Thespi- an Troupe 125 track scorekeeper 11,125 Troiad, business 125 P.Y.E.A. 105 ecology club 12. Steven Steinmetz Susan Stetler Christopher Stone Kevin Strange Steven L. Steinmetz 909 North Franklin Street Business education .. . baseball 11,125 basketball 10,11,12g golf 9,10, 11,12. Susan M. Stetler 345 West Chestnut Street . . . College prepara- tory cabinet 10,11,12g cheerleader 10.11,12.' G.L.C. l0,11,12: girls' chorus 10,' hockey 10,11,12,' lacrosse 10,11,12gski club 11,12. Christopher M. Stone 429 Belmont Street . . , Trade industrial. Kevin A. Strange 524 Master Street Trade industrial baseball 11,12. Gary E. Strickler 967 North Franklin Street . . . Business educa- tion band 10. Pamela Stroop 349 Beech Street . . . Secretarial. Roy A. Stroop 349 Beech Street . . . Trade industrial. Cindy L. Strunack 648 Walnut Street Business education . . . cabinet 12. David S. Supplee 190 West Eighth Street . , . Trade industrial. Carolann M. Takach 880 North Hanover Street . . . College pre- paratory .. . all-school musical 12,' Anchor Club 12g attendance office 11g cabinet 10,11,12,' cross country scorekeeper 10,11,12g girls' chorus 10g Honor Society 125 P.H.S. News, business 10g P.H.S. News, editorial 105 track scorekeeper10,11,12,'P.Y.E.A. 10. George M. Takach 504 Glasgow Street Occupational edu- cation. Robert Tehansky 22 Beech Street . , . Business education. Barbara J. Tenney Bobbie 307 King Street Home eco- nomics . . . flag corps 10,11,' library aides 10,11. Gary Strickler Pamela Stroop Roy Stroop Cindy Strunack David Supplee Carolann Takach George Takach Robert Tehansky Barbara Tenney Marita Terefenko Cidra Thompson Brian Trostle David Turlington Sharon Wade Terry Wagner Marita Terefenko 44 West Fourth Street College prepara- tory . . . Anchor Club 10,115 cabinet 10,115 French Club 115 Honor Society 115 P.H.S. News, business 10,115 P.H.S. News, editorial 10,115 rifle corps 105 student government 115 tennis 105 Rotary exchange student to Brazil 12. Cidra L. Thompson 527 Beech Street College preparatory cabinet 11,125 choir 125 color guard 125 French Club 11,125 G.L.C. 125 hockey 11,125 track 11,125 Troiad, business 12. Ronald J. Tinney 30 East Fourth Street . . , College preparatory ... cabinet 10,125 Key Club 12. Brian L, Trostle 1453 Cherry Lane . . . Business education. David A. Turlington 743 Walnut Street . .. Occupational edu- cation. Nicholas J. Venarchik 524 Spruce Street . . . Trade industrial. Sharon L. Wade E-3 Myrtle Street . . . Business education. Terry L. Wagner 966 North Charlotte Street College pre- paratory . . . all-school musical 125 attendance office 125 cabinet 10,125 class play 125 F.H.C.C. 105 ski club 11,125 tennis 11,125 twirlers 10. Janet R. Walker 236 Isabella Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 11,125 choir 11,125 G.L.C. 11, 125 track 10,11,125 student government 115 Troiad, business 125 Spanish Club 12. Cynthia A. Wallace Stuffy R-1 Ryan Street Business education all-school musical 125 basketball 10,11,125 cabinet 10,11,125 G.L.C. 10,11,125 lacrosse 10,11,12. Sheila Walton 724 Beech Street . . . Business education. Terrie L. Weber 1049 Terrace Lane . . . College preparatory , . . all-school musical 125 cabinet 10,11,125 cheerleaders 10,11,125 French Club 11,125 Homecoming 125 P.Y.E.A. 105 ski club 125 Troiad, business 125 Trojan girls 12. Debra L. Weidenbaugh 730 North Hanover Street . . . Business education . , . attendance office 10, 11,125 cabinet 10,11,125 cheer- leaders 10,11,125 ski club 11,125 Trojan girls 12. ! 'ilUl Ronald Tinney Nicholas Venarchik Janet Walker Cynthia Wallace Sheila Wfllwn Terrie Weber Debra Weidenbaugh l. Donna Weidner Christie Wentzel Donna A. Weidner 427 Laurel Street . . . Business education. Christie L. Wentzel 120 West Sixth Street Secretarial all-school musical 125 P.H.S. News, typist 125 Troiad, typist 12. Carter White 565 Lincoln Avenue Business education cross country 9,10,I1,12,' track 10,1I, 12g winter track 10,ll,I2. Bambi C. Whitehurst 171 Sheridan Street . . . Business educa- tion basketball 10g cabinet 11,12g choir 11,125 flag corps 10,I1,12g French Club 1I,' G.L.C. 11,125 track 10,11,12g Troiad, business 12. Elinor D. Williams 12 West Third Street . . . Health service . . . attendance office 11,12g cabinet 125 F.H,C.C. 11,125 G.L.C. 10, 11,125 hockey 11g lacrosse 10,11,12. Gladys Williams 510 Walnut Street Food service. Rudi L. Williams 565 Jefferson Avenue . . . College preparatory .. . French Club 10, 11,125 Honor Society 12g ski club 12. Shelly D. Williams 556 West Walnut Street Occupational education. Barbara D. Wilson 656 Walnut Street . .. College preparatory . . . student government 10. Gloria J. Wilson 656 Walnut Street . . . Food service . . . cabinet 10,I1,I2g flag corps 11,' track 11,125 Troiad, business 12. George M. Wise 546 West Walnut Street . . . Business education football 10,11,12g track 10,11,12. Robert A. Witmyer 1463 Cherry Lane .. . College preparatory . .. all-school musical 10,12g band 10,11,12g choir 10,lI,12. Ruth Wright 968 South Hills Boulevard . . . Business education. Donna L. Wynings 230 North Charlotte Street . . . College pre- paratory cabinet 11,125 cheerleaders 10,11,12g flag corps 10g G.L.C. 10,11,I2g girls' chorus 10g hockey 10,1I,12g lacrosse .9,10,I1,12j P.Y.E.A. 10. Christine H. Yonas 168 South Franklin Street . . . Business du- cation. Debra A. Zeleznick 423 Laurel Street . . . Business education . . . all-school musical 12,' band 10,II,12,' cabinet 10,l1,l2. Daniel Zipay 453 Cherry Street . . . Trade industrial . . . baseball 10,11,12,' ecology club 12g Troiad, business 10,11,12, Carter White Bambi Whitehurst Elinor Williams Gllldy-9 Williams Rudi Williams Shelly Williams Barbara Wilson Gloria Wilson George Wise Robert Witmyer Ruth Wright Donna Wynings Christine Yonas Debra Zeleznick Susanna L Alverio 509 Chestnut Street Business education David Cousins 21 Boone Court Trade industrial Stephen M Creasy 72 South Roland Street Business edu cation Kathleen T. Elias 1242 Pine Street . . . Health service. Eddie R. Frazier 451 Beech Street . . . Occupational education cross country 1011 12. Robert Gantt 451 Warren Street . . . Occupational education. Ellen Henderson 455 Walnut Street . . . Business education. James J. Kidon 74 South Mt. Vernon Street . . . Trade in- dustrial. Connie Mest 366 Apple Street . . . Business education. James Pender 1251 Queen Street . . , Trade industrial. Felicia L. Price P-4 Walnut Street . . . Occupational education basketball 11, 12. John N. Roberts 57 Beech Street Business education. Barry J. Robinson 535 Lincoln Avenue . . . Business education . . . baseball 125 basketball 10,11,l2. Diane Schmutz 1113 Sembling Avenue . . . Business education. Bonnie K. Teel 336 West Beech Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 10,' cabinet 105 G.L.C. 10,l1,12ghockey 10g lacrosse 11,12. Carey Tucker 521 Butler Avenue . . . Business education. Douglas Tucker 521 Butler Avenue Business education. Langston D. White 630 Lincoln Avenue . . . Occupational edu- cation. Laurence Williams 556 West Walnut Street Occupational education. Lionel Williams 510 Walnut Street Business education. Michael Endy 1958-1974 Marc Montalvo 1958-1974 Randy Reigner 1958-1974 Life is eternal, and love is immortal. Death is only a horizon, and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. 6 1, .. Daniel Zipay gg rf' 1 Fox Leads ,77 Class Through X12 Successful Bicentennial Year The Class of L77 began a prosperous year by electing Kim Fox to a second term as president. Among the fund- raising activities were the traditional bake sales, hoagie sales, and a rummage sale. They sponsored a roller skat- ing party at C C Skate Ranch, an ice skating party at the Hill School, and the junior class play. One of the more interesting activities was a donkey basketball game with - our juniors opposing the O.J. Roberts' juniors. Pottstown thrashed O.J. 16-12. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom, Midnight at the Oasis, held at Gilberts- ville Fire Company. CABINET. FIRST ROW: J. Martin, S. Bakay, D. Fry, R. Hartman, K. Fox, W. McCann, T. Giangiacomo, C. Frech, R. Albright, D. Kelley. SECOND ROW: R. Wedde, D. Smale, J. Frederick, V. Fong, S. Lloyd, K. Greenawalt, J. Sheperak, K. Faust, D. Hampton, T. Gofus, C. Keough. THIRD ROW: K. Peace, C. Day, B. Gibbs, S. Shawell, T. Smith, C. Koren, V. Friend, R. Kerstetter, G. Hoffert, T. Kerr. FOURTH ROW: T. Mack, Q. Willis, K. Bridgeman, C. Goffice, V. Smith, D. Whitehead, J. McAllister, K. Kovach, M. Shaner. FIFTH ROW.' K. Zawaski, L. Bauer, K. Dinnocenti, T. Dunn, L Breidenbach, K. Burton, T. Yerger. SIXTH ROW: Miss Roth, J. Quay, J. Magee, M. Dorang, J. Diener. 66 'W CLASS OFFICERS. President K. Fox, vice-president L. Breidenbach, Miss Roth, secretary J. Frederick, treasurer K. Burton. S gf , K N Motto: You see things as they are and ask, Why? I see things as they could be and ask, Why not? Colors: Midnight blue and pearl white Flower: Blue and white carnations Mascot: Dove 11 . v - I - Q' at f l igfsw ' Y A 1 9153? ' S t : - Y ' ' 5-f, ,?J f' WQ 1-I .5 ' ' N W 21' -' 1 l:?Qf5::J:.1 f ' ' , . 'Hmf911m,w.,m .A I ,. .1..,k:1.,g-ig w -...-....,, A 1 ' 15,:,::. 3 ' - .V.q:. Q: gtg . Q .am ' A ,N ,3Qi?9lfHPf , aunt? .f Q if , S4 11 fix Sk gm A Kilim' '4-s Mil. . X 95 153952. A I 1.. u X f . 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Shaner S. Shanley D. Shanta G. Shantz S. Shawell D. Sheets L. Sheetz J. Sheperak B. Shillinger D. Sinnott B. Slody D. Smale 74 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Snyder Spiezio Sterner Stetler Sutton Swinehart Tellis Terwilliger Thompson Torres Traynor Trego Turnbach Venarchik Via Vogt Wagner Wallace Wandishin Weber Wedde Weidner Welize Wentzel White Whitehead Whitehurst Whitehurst Widger Wilkerson Williams Williams Wolfgang Wright Yancey Yannessa Yerger Yoder Yonas Zangrilli Zawaski Ziegler Zigmont ' 'inf . . W . Ni Q. I, lf. t- :Mg ,, ,' - '- ' x. - ua.. ' , 'XL ,, ' if . L, . f w p X W-0. ' ix !f 1.- Y 5 . :ti Y s 5 , 5, S1 2 5 'Y D V E l l 2' . ' Q gtvllm ' 'M , ' Rl I' 1 I Y WL ,: I. , 1 I . . 3-J , as I e . 1 -1 'cf J.- .. 'H ' :Q 5 0 , T N ' it s Bn W 5 lla '15, Krieg' x A ,1 x .N-1 .5 Q-- xw VX 23,5 A 4. V w . J g f Y W X K 44 f --4 S K. X. X it Un X 1 1 . . ,, , 4 Q nf ' Ah-:V iff.. ,Q s , , tv U I . ' , - vm ' A 1 .. , .bi. i J . ' k . , N TC -at fa in? , P J , .-v l 2 1-- -1, ,L 1 1' 5, w r, +. X 1 . , 4 Fl Y ' , I, fm' AA , la x U x l S 9 ,X v X WE 'T ri llil Q-ff '21 ii ? T ',-2 ,- V Q. FW I QM O , W e -V Al 5 4 F! ' 'Hgli A , 1 if e : T . l 7 5 i f if W P 1 1 , ,I Qi ' ' ' ,g,,c93,,lf f 97 . 3 L x A I 33 L -l l' 'i ,fir .4 A , Q g , 1 iw' A Q ' T 'L 'Y KK qi :qw ' .K A N, w C, N if M V' A bf 5, A if EW figs ' L - F 1 r, K ' S 4. - 4 yfivk ' , -it V f ?' ' il ' u U33 ' vi? ' Q- TA . gf.: 4 X f Y' MF. L , cf r - 142 .f X ' Mlnmsbrii A .. N ,.-g ravy? . A Q Q , . 1 :N 4 M ,fl Q pig Q ! ' . fl? ir f T E: . . SX ' ' Q mia 2 - P af., - men 1 1 N , A A ' . A 75 ABSEN TEES: S. Bakay K. Bridgeman V. Butts T. Gibbs H. Ingram A. Kouatto L. Miklosouic J. Nalize D. Nixon B. Paschall R. Rome V, Tinson J. Tucker 9. Warren D. Weidner Q. Willis L. Ziemba T. Ziemba Has Anyone Seen A Class Sponsor? To Be Or Not To Be A Class WANTED: The Class of '78 accepted the challenge of organization, One class sponsor of any size or shape. The only stipula- a challenge made difficult by their lack of a class sponsor. tion is that he or she be alive, breathing, and willing to However, by Christmas they had organized a class cabinet spend time with 337 students. They are a quiet, mature, and had elected officers. Principal Charles E. Brown ad- good-natured, lovable, and obedient group, who are will- vised them and helped them to hold class meetings and to ing to be led by ANYONE! have a successful hoagie sale. OFFICERS. Vice-president D. Dilliplane, president L. Giangiacomo, secretary mx ,Q I Riamf ' ' X' ' s C. Trate, treasurer S. Walter. CABINET. FIRST ROW: F. Brutto, F. Ziegler, D. O'Blosser, C. Shanley, L. Missimer, D. Trexler, K. Weary, S. Walter, C. Trate, C. Rogan, T. Rupert SECOND ROW: K. Freese, J. Patton, D. Yocum, W. King, T. Coleman, L. Lenhart, L. Giangiacomo, L. Shirey, J. Guest, S. Henninger, W. Whitman, D. Dilliplane, F. Burinsky. THIRD ROW: K. Gibble, D. Martin, S. Dipietro, D. Reed, B. Read, T. Krupiak, L. Shaner, S. Bennett, S. Reidenouer, L. Clouser, L. Eliades, J. Emery, S. Gimont, J. Huddy. FOURTH ROW: S. Burinsky, S. Morris, D. Fry, K. Jones, J. Arasin, R. Gerhart, M. Terwilliger, G Morris, M. Nodolski, K. Kieffer, B. Eckroth, N. Edleman, J. Amway, D. Kumpf, D. Pihanich. 76 President Linda Giangiacomo ' gl H: re. f .A..,i:4, -W-v'-'7' 2 ' ,, , if. f A , Ri gr Y Q Tk-fr Motto: . ' V , , , N new Colors: ' v f - I if Flower: 'x M .Q - - ' E at I 1' ff , Yesterday is already a dream Tomorrow is only a vision But today, well lived, makes Every vision a dream come true. Ivory and forest green Red rose -Zn! , . , V X ,im vu- I 4 A ' 1 fi 1 I f vwi ' Fly A , 'K . 'N 1 1. -J 'N 'F -1' X W James Macomber x i fs V .ml . , I .nl . .. Xl? :Q A . ' ' - Fi. gg... wi v ' gel- ' A- ig 92,1 E N 'W -1 05 M fy Ky . ix v' f . -fx , , Y . x 42 . 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' QE., 'H 5.5 -5 'ire N 9 T - W .- KE: .n ,-... 3 ' li, K M , i 5,6 .qc - f QQ - - s f , iii? ,TH X xii if N- 1.115 ga AL A -ru' f M. Thornton R. Thornton C. 'File-v J. Tile-v R. Turrens M. Tulvnsend W. Towson U. Tratf' D. Trvxlvr D. Trustlv D. Valim- L. Wagner II. Wallace' 5. Waltvr Ia. Walters H. Wampulv K. Weary G. Wvavvr T. Weidnvr H. Weller J. Wviss C. While R, Whitvhursl W. Whitman I. Wildvr I.. WildlPll,lfLl'F J. Willnuvr 'l'. Williams H. Wilson - V. WllNlIll R. Witm-wr S. Wolf H. Yeaglv J. Yvrl R, Yvrgvy II, Yncnrrl T. Zahrvnski K. Zcmgrilli T. Zviglvr F. Ziuglvr K. Zivglvr. h. Whitvllurxl 1 K .vis V z . ,L , iff... .4 .x J-, .k 4 -N.. ......... 5 xiga J ESI x, 'Q . :N -2 MAI all. xx - ' l ,194 . li l .5 9 if- fi , R.-'Xi' ., i . 2:.r'n5'1 'H f.'i.Jw IH!! - I Qs bg V J 3 Q I . M . lf: . ! I A q 1 4, . :ul -5-,, R- 1 5 ' r ' v XI' ig 4. IF '- ABSENTEES: D. Clemons C. Dudley 5 3 MA Faison ' - ELEM R. Fillman ' C. Garlington Dv- 1- f c. Graeff M '1 ' B. Gray J. Handberry D. Heimbach A. Josey F. Newman D. Oliver K. Pogwist R. Samsel ' R. Schanely T. Soto ' S. Spaar D. Tidmore J. Turlington R. Valine G. Weil F. Wilson C. Yost B5 il. fi 1 rf:- 1 7-7' mf. .2 7 3 W ,K I 6 . ' 1 - , - M4. 4 ga f 3 -fa .f ' 'S Q. .xl-I ,, . . .4 A M 0 li For Everyone From Sports To Trojan Triviagi ft . vlwhatxhappened when you tossed twenty-five unique personalities into a creative melting pot, added the well- .seasoned guidance of Mrs. Joanne Swavely, and fired it with enthusiasm? The result was the 1976 P.H.S. News - .a savory concoction of news, opinion, sports, and features --simmered with a wholesome blend of the humorous and the serious. L A The news page carried full coverage of school activities, as well as interesting introductions of new students and school personnel. An in-depth report of the reorganization of our school, guest editorials, personality stories, and a EDITORIAL STAFF. FIRST ROW: J. Hampton, J. Emery, C. Rogan, M. Durchin, M. Jones, K. Petro, M. Daniel. SECOND ROW: J. Roberts, D. Musser, G. Shantz, J. Boehmer, W. McCann, M. Bellini, S. Schirk, D. Hauder. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Swavely, K. Gibble, J. Gittings, S. Anthony, V. Fong, N. Bailey, B. Bell, R. Kerstetter, B. Gramata, J. Guest, L. Bauer, B. Siman, V. Sandoe. P.H,.S. NEWS TYPISTS. FIRST ROW: J. Royer, C. Davis, r M. Griffith. SECOND ROW' Miss Mentzer, N. Sheperak, D. Dise, C. Wentzel, J. Derr, Rupert,.S. Bedell, N. Ecker, L. Clifford. series of articles about unusual courses made the editorial section appeal to varied tastes. . I . 1 I I This literary potpourri was spiced by insanitygquizzies and Poor Chuck's Almanac, eagerly devoured regular features. Athletic events were followed closelywithfthe paper turning its attention to different aspects of the sports world, such as hunting. The championship golf squad received its due with an unprecedented three-col- umn team photo. ' The diverse, fun-loving staff cooked up a live newspaper in the best tradition of high school journalism. h-A x W Business manager Barbara Bell and Mrs. Swavely BUSINESS STAFF. FIRST ROW: R. Sundstrom, N. Bailey, M. Dunlap, G. Shantz, V. Fong, J. Hampton. SECOND ROW: C. Rogan, R. Moser, B. Gramata, K. Gibble, J. Emery, S. Anthony, J. Gittings. THIRD ROW: T. Yerger, L. Bauer, J. Guest, B. Siman, V. Sandoe. B. BelI.iFOURTH RO W: K. Petro, M. Daniel, D. Musser, W. McCann, J. Boehmer, R. Kerslelter, B. Little. FIFTH ROW: J. Roberts, M. Bellini, S. Schirh. v-Q' ef, 'iff' I -. 4- ,' .R M. 5 0 fo A 1 ,dv . , n Q fs W!! gl I A 'T W , K, 1 - ,Q 111 fix 'ii','ff2'Ij31jr 1: 5 fi? W, ,Q - Q., , , 1 if 'R s f f .f ' ' - ' 1? . ,-if I 25 ,ae IS Wg! S su Q , 1 , F'-ff 'B Troiad Staff cracks .Deadlines llllIlllIlllllIll6lllll llllllllllllllulIAlllIl lIllllllllllaEANlBllllr llllllllMAvElINllNllllo l IIIIIIIISEQBETSIIBEENEY llllllIlcllllBlllllllll IIIBDSIHUDMYIDIIMIIIISI lClEllllSlEllUllFllllQl AaeuMeNTslAllABv1QLEIHl L R M IEI IIIIBIEIIEII III llillillll llll ll ld l IEIIEIEMHINIMIIMIIRIIII IBIIUIIIIEENELUMEIEIIII IBIIDHBIBIIIMIIEIIIIIII llllElllllBllllllllllll ll li lill ll ll llillll llllBlllllElllNllllllll lllIBlllllMlllMllllllll IIIISIIENNMMIIEMMIIIIII To Piece Together Record Of '76 l l l l ll l lll l l l llllllllnlllll lll :II ll- -Il ll l l l l l l l lllllllll l l lllll l l l Ill BUSINESS STAFF. FIRST ROW D. Hauder, C. Rogan, C. Shanely, K. Greenawalt, J. Sheperak, V. Fong, D. Garner, G. Wilson, J. Dilliplane, J. Knittle. SECONDROWIDD. King, S. Lasky, L. Gittings, J. Kerr, A. Spare, J. Guest. V. Sandae, M. Ihle, N. Ecker, D. Dise. THIRD ROW: P. Killian, J. Martin, L. Leisure, B. Whitehurst, J, Walker, K. Dinnocenti, R. Hartman, T.'Gofus, G. Hoffert, V. Smith. FOURTH ROW' K. Bealer, M. Griffith, R. Krupiak, S. Bedell, T. Weber, D. Haag, C. Zawaski, J. Sell, R. Dewitt, C. Burton. FIFTH ROW: K. Kelley, C. Keough, N. Chomnuk, C. LaScala, C. Dallas, K. Hurter, K. Mariani, S. Donnelly, K. Kovach, D. Zipay, J. Ploppert, R. Queen. 1 RE,QmQQ.? 'F' 4- 4' .A EDITORIAL STAFF. FIRST ROW: K. Fox, F. Brutto, K. Landis, D. Hauder, M. Ihle, A. Spare. SECOND ROW: D. Garner, L. Gittings, K. Brown, J. Knittle, R. Gerhart, J. Dilliplane. THIRD ROW: C. Demyan, D. Reidenouer, M. Leuonuk, S. Schirk, D. Haag, Mrs. Huddy. 7 at 'sir fr 1 W, ' W is ' Y fx vs 2 ,, 6 'I W .. .5592 TYPISTS. STANDING: Miss Mentzer, D. Dise, J. Royer, M. Griffith, S. Bedell, M. Miller, N. Ecker. SITTING: C. Wentzel, J. Derr, K. Rupert 321 mv I 554 ? , . Z. ., ,. ,.,E,gma:: V--1. -I- L!! gunwuwazx-mu I J TOP: BUSINESS MANAGERS. Mr. Kovach, D. Zipay, D. Hauder. AB- SENT: R. Dewitt. BOTTOM: PHOTOGRAPHERS. J. Huddy, A. Spare, D. Hauder, K. Brown. -i f 4.g.Aw-ww ' 3 VM Aa L ,, S -QA 5 ti x 5 HOMECOMING COURT. 33 K.gl!?ggxftgrQ, R, Erb, Haag, EfW,i'f' F ,CJ 'Nix K A f, M-- , ,.,,..fQf- ' . A , 5 5 5: , fig, ,Swv if-:Z Q KEY CLUB. FTRST ROW: R. Morris, J. Drumheller, T. Fazekas. SECOND ROW: J. Fosco, S. Schzrk, R. Tinney, J. Mast, K. Petro, R. Read, THIRD ROW: Mr. Green, W. McCaan, C. Frech, R. Gerhart, D. Pihanich, W. Jones, J. Martin, G. Faust, J. Pihanich. FOURTH ROW: K. Fox, J. Klink, T. Holleran, T. Rupert, J. Janderchick, D. Drabick. HHN--he ,350 OFFICERS. Mr. Green, President G. Faust, Vice-President W. Jones, Secretary T. Fazekas, Treasurer J. Pihanich. -i-. - -- f- . , Active Key Clubbers Complete Year With Annual Convention The 1976 Key Club worked to bring a year of service to both the school and the community. Led by faculty advi- sor Mr. Arthur Green, this international organization of high school boys set out to make plans for a great year. President Glenn Faust guided the 24 members through their various projects. For the school, the Key Club spon- sored the 1975 Homecoming, the annual Thanksgiving bonfire, and Movie Night. The club assisted its parent organization, the Kiwanis Club, in Peanut Day, which benefits childrens charities. The Christmas fruit cake sale, a candy sale, the annual state convention, along with many other activities, kept the club busy throughout the year. Using the idea of service, Key Club membership helped build the leaders of the future. ,H I . A 'X f ' N3 r'm.L4v S iv-I-D , ,f-, , , 'X 15 -:N 2.3 if f 'f ,,,..-.j ...f 44. Q 3 H af ff' 1 H M 5 5, 'tan 'gy' f ,M1 B F b - 1 , . pq ' , 'F ' M L-31, 1... X, P- f-J X , 5. .K I .1 f ,, N x ,vp .X -.I 'X v,-, 4 1 ,l , .w ,u QP.-5 ,, 1 , ,1 . .x' ...X 1 ,, , .5 E 1 ' fymrffj ' XF x ,. 4 , I . 'x SQ fwxfcx! IIA, A .nf W - Q, 1 1, f A - . ' 1 -ii, NJ - - YP. 5':'T5Q' if'M12- if Y if Q: ,V 0' UlI U' i , 1. - J -me ' f. 'i..N 6 Q. . J , Y N.: ' ' .4 . ' 5- In M 4 1 .g , R Q ,',, 1 Q 'Ei Q 'i4lQfngl?, ! AWBTLE .. g V N X 'T iq - 'i h v. '- fl '53 A If. N W f. .Xl K ft . 4 - ..,ff' am alle' Q P .l A. .4 lv H 5 e x . .1 W - r P 1 .4 .J ll 1. I 'Q' Q A l U -Q s R ff ,xxx X N x T K . A WOODWINDS. FIRST ROW: W. Towson, D. March, C. Burton, P. Buckingham, J. Dilliplane, M. Gimont, S. Bennett, S. Hilbert, R. Sundstrom, K. Greenawalt. SECOND ROW: C. Goffice, W. Oister, M Raneiri, R. Hartman, D. Fry, T. Roup, R. Read, Q. Willis, S. Staverosky, J. Patton, D. Reed, R. 0'Connor. THIRD ROW: D. Pihanich, M. Loudis, R. 'Miller, M. Hegedus, S. Pollick, W. Shillinger. ABSENTEES: K. Mariani, W Miller, R. Albright, F. Burinsky. fx BANNER. B. Bailey, C. Plocicki. HONOR GUARD. C. Thompson, C. HIGH BRASS. FIRST ROW: D. Zeleznick, T. Zabrenski, J. Huddy, J. Hartman, T. Williams, S. Reidenouer, K. Schiel, J. Walker. . Geeza, S. Gimont. SECOND ROW: R. Rupert, W. Jacobs, D. Guest, D. Bechtel, A. McClain. ABSENTEES: E. Finn. .Q R. 1-pfvlfiulu 'ae g S T if :P 4. at ip., ,l.' . .A-af ,. ' Q M, J - - .. ' V f' f . 'iggixwml gflfj lil! ' k' A V W g - . 1 .effff 1- lj '--, f wfxlff-' 'XSL ' in .. '+1'f5'7'l :- V. f' 1 '- 'X f R . . ' W f ' T . 5' 'l44!f'i'. fr gif? Wi. ' E . ' 5? ' . - . i t ,. Q- Eff . tl- ,gfw '- --, ff- f G ' . T 12 F Fw, - .gy sn, 351' rg.. l 3 , f I K' 4 ' Q! ugfzg, . Elf? ' .' ' . . ' I' G ' '19 A y,V- v!L'4:4,N- x,k1 vy.. ..-, . A VM Y. TWIRLERS. FIRST ROW: Capt. V. Sandoe. SECOND 'ROW T. Smith, K. Brightbill, C. O'Neill, C. Trate, L. Shaner, Lt. C. Hall, G. Whitehurst, L. Rinaldi, M. Schultz, C. Dallas, B. Patton. THIRD ROW: T. Levengood, T. Gofus, J. Knittle, T. Yerger, J. Bressi, T. Zeigler, C. Hillegas, J. Guest, C. LaScala, K. Kovach, D. Yocum, K. Burton. 95 J f W 1. ,...1,,.A- V... ,..,..... Y MFMII l R I I ,. D. Fry, D. Gramata. SECOND ROW: CaptQK.,Kariaskie, K. Conklin, B. Whitehurst, C. Day, D FOURTH ROW: M. Thompson, D. Ladjanski, B4 Read, K. Jones. FIFTH ROW: G. Morris, K Deblase. SIXTH ROW' S. Gauger. I . RIFLES. KNEELING: Capt. B. Siman, Lt. C. Zawaski. ARC: LEFT TO RIGHT, C. Bailey, T. Fiorini, K. Kieffer, L. Hallman, T. Fiorini, K. Bridgeman, R. Kerstetter, D. Kelley, C. Keough, J. Kerr, K. Weary. 96 FLAGS. FIRST ROW' FRONT TO BACKQN., Chornnuk, Lit. B. Schaeffer, G. Moser, B. Creasy, Creasy, S. Frederick. THIRD ROW: N., Sheperak, S. McKee, M. Nodolski, L. Giangiacomo. - 5231 W' T -A A' ,O .,-gl' W a .X Ep' 3.91 Y, 11 ':i'52W U ,gi imma LOW BRASS. FIRST ROW: R. Witmyer, B. Nester. SECOND ROW? S. Kowalski, D. Lafferty, J. Quay, J. Dyer. THIRD ROW: M. Bellini, A. Nodalski, J. Miller, S. Skean, J. Janderchick, D. Dilliplane. FOURTH ROW: R. Rhoads, F. Kruppenbach, S. Burinsky. ABSENTEES: L. Repko. PERCUSSION. KNEELING: R. Davis, M. Robinson. STANDING: L Bartman, B. Kuterbach, T. Giangiacomo, J. Buck, J. Campbell. ,u PW! -, If , 1z-- Harvey Appears As Stupendous Success And Delights PHS Jennifer Gittings Shari Donnelly Robin Rhoads Lisa Rinaldi Janet Guest Myrtle Simmons Veta Simons ......... Elwood P. Dowd .....,, Miss Johnson .......,.... Ethel Chauvenet ,...., Ruth Kelly, R.N. .....,... ....., L ois Clifford Duane Wilson 4,...,...,.......... .... J eff Drumheller Lyman Sanderson,M.D. ..... ...... M ark Bellini William Chumley,M.D. ...... .... D avid Garner Betty Chumley ............... ,,.. . Dawn Hauder Glenn Faust Mark Daniel Judge Gaffney ...... E. J. Lefgren ...... Harvey ..,.,,s........ ...,....4..,......... H aruey Director ,,,..A.........................,. ..... M iss Marlene Roth Assistant director ,........,................,........ . Kris Mariani Make-up and properties . Jennifer Churach, Karen Co- penhaver, Kris Mariani, Barbara Bell Program and cover .......................,. Karen Copenhaver K 5 I MJQZWQ K gs? 5 fr rf r I .P-J A N 4 - !gE M. ,.,t f 1 . is ,Q ag zz -if K K New N0 1 , Students Sing dz Dance Rolling Roads Of River City Marion Paroo ....... Charlie Cowell ...,. Conductor ........ Harold Hill ,,,.. Mayor Shinn ,,.. Ewart Dunlop Oliver Hix ...... ........RyckiHarvey . .,,. Jeff Drumheller David Garner Mark Bellini ... Robin Rhoads .. Robert Witmyer Byron Crosby Jacey Squires .,...... ...,. A llen Frederick Olin Britt ................ ...,.. A ndy Nodolski Marcellus Washburn Tommy Djilas ,..... Marian Paroo ,,..... Amaryllis ........, Winthrop Paroo .... Eulalie Shinn ..,.,. Zaneeta Shinn .,,.. Gracie Shinn ..... Alma Hix .,....... Maud Dunlop ....... Ethel Toffelmier Mrs. Squires .l...,..,..............................,..... Constable Locke .... Mike Dorang Kim Fox Joanne McAllister .. . Danielle Boyer Steve Fox .. Kim Dinnocenti Lisa Rinaldi Amber Dinnocenti Judy Sheperak Shari Donnelly Judy Kerr Karen Copenhaver . Steve Schirk RIVER CITY TOWNSPEOPLE. I Chorus and dancers! J. Barthlow, L. Bauer, B. Bebb, S. Bransfield, N. Chomnuk, T. Detar, R. Erb, V. Fong, S. Frederick, D. Freese, K. Freese, D. Fronheiser, S. Gauger, J. Gerber, R. Gerhart, L. Giangiacomo, M. Gimont, S. Gimont, J. Gittings, L. Gittings, T. Gofus, D. Haag, D. Hauder, C. Hillegas, D. Kelly, H. Kerr, K. Kief- fer,P. Killian, K. Kouach, P. Lasky, S. Lasky, B. Little, J. Magee, K. Mariani, G. Mest, R. Moser, J. Palladino, B. Read, D. Reidenouer, S. Reidenouer, J. Roberts, V. Sandoe, M. Sheperak, S. Skean, D. Smale, J. Smith, A. Spare, E. Spare, S. Staverosky, G. Tellis, K. Weary. DIREC- TOR Mr. R. Leland Wesner, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Miss Marlene Roth, ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR Mr. William F. Lamb, SET DESIGN Miss Elyse Saperstein, SET CONSTRUCTION Mr. Donald Pickar, COSTUMES Mrs. Sandra Wesner, CHOREOGRAPHY Ms. Bev Smith. ORCHESTRA. T. Peterson, R. Merkley, R. Supco, D. Egolf, P. Weisel, J. Oliphant, J. Janderchik, J. Miller, D. Dilliplane, L. Repko, W. Jacobs, J. Huddy, J. Geeza, T. Roup, R. Read, R. Hartman, M. Nodolski, M. Thompson, K. Marshall, B. Hogstrom, B. Kuterbach, C. Crummy, M. Heinley, C. Weisel, D. Fry. MAKE UP. J. Churach, B. Bell, K. Copen- hauer, M. Dunlap, J. Guest. SCENERY. B. Lawrence, S. Burinsky, F. Burinsky, S. Prizer, J. Arasin, D. Whitehead, D. Bodolus, J. Churach, G. Hoffert, P. Killian, B. Little, T. Mack, C. Rogan, T. Yerger, C. Axsmith, B. Bell, C. Cimino, K. Copenhauer, D. Derecola, M. Dorang, R. Drum- heller, M. Dunlap, S. Durchin, M. Groves, L. Jones, J. Mast, A. Patrizi, M. Thompson. COSTUMES. M. Gittings, B. Bebb, B. Read, P. Sheets, W. Wayock. PUBLICITY. Mr. Lawrence Delewski. Energetic Thespian Troupe Makes The Scene In Drarnatics Thespian Troupe 2355 was Pottstown High School's needed ten points. The ten points were earned by partici- chapter of the International Thespian Society. The Thes- pation in a play, musical, or other performance. The pians were devoted to promoting and advancing all as- points were awarded by the coaches according to the work pects of the theatre arts from dramatics to scenery con- done. struction. To become a member of the Troupe, a student President Jenny Churach lvl X if THESPIAN TROUPE. FIRST ROW: S. Staverosky, S. Donnelly, D. Dilks, M. Dunlap, D. Garner. SECOND ROW: Miss Roth, D. Jones, J. Gittings, N. Chomnuk, J. Churach, K. Copenhauer, B. Little. THIRD ROW: M. Bellini, B. Bell, D. Chaback, R. Rhoads, K. Mariani, T. Hutton. OFFICERS. Miss Roth, K. Mariani, J. Churach, D. Dilks. 5 100 Stage Crew Is Pulling Together To Show Case Productions Stage crew members were dedicated to the behind-the- scene preparations that form the basis of all activities in the auditorium and in the courtyard. They were called upon at all hours to participate in assemblies, concerts, class plays, and movies. Their biggest responsibility of the year was the musical production The Music Man. SQ so . STAGE CREW. FIRST Row: T. Roup, R. Lawrence, E. Arasin, T. Hollerari. SECOND ROW: S. Prizer, F. Burinsky, G. Arasin, S. Burinsky. 101 In Their Manor F.H.C. Clubbers Encounter New Nursing Techniques The Future Health Careers Club was an organization available to those girls enrolled in the medical assistants course. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marlene Falvey, the F.H.C.C. had a year full of activities. The year was highlighted by an open house in February where family and friends were welcomed to learn what takes place in the field of health services. They toured the dental area and health suite and saw movies and filmstrips featuring the F.H.C.C. members involved in their clinical work. At Christmas the club took presents to the elders at Mana- tawny Manor and sang carols. Throughout the year they took a variety of field trips to nursing oriented hospitals and colleges including the University of Pennsylvania, Montgomery County Community College, and Thomas Jefferson Hospital. FUTURE HEALTH CAREERS CLUB. FIRST ROW: R. Sosa, J. Gibson, B. McNey, M. Sassaman, M. Lehman, K. Brightbill, L. Hillibush, L. Rinaldi. SECOND ROW: E. Wil- liams, P. Rodgers, D. Krezanosky, L. Scheetz, D. Yednock, D. Lemons, K. Elias, C. Mayer, L. Martin. THIRD ROW: D. Gramata, D. Hartenstine, G. Moser, D. Cimino, C. Grebe, S. F.H.C.C. OFFICERS. L. Scheetz, D. Krezanosky, E. Williams, Mrs. Fal vey, E. Rodgers, R. Sosa, C. Burton. Nr Comtois, C. White, J. Camperson. FOURTH ROW: C. Burton, K. Kriczky, Mrs. Falvey, T. Levengood, V. Sandoe, J. Venarchik. .,,., T - V 1 223951153 1 Bakay, R. HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: C. Henry, B. McNey, K. Greenawalt, S. Student Stars And Candy Bars Aim To Keep PHS Students Up To Par The student government was composed of tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grade students who were elected by their history classes. The student government met once a month and discussed ways to improve our school. To com- pile new ideas and solutions, students visited other high schools in our area. The Honor Society began their year with the Betsy Ross candy bar sale. This yearly event was held to raise money to finance the scholarship which was awarded to a senior honor student. The honor students served as the hospital- ity committee who greeted all visitors to P.H.S. Drumheller, J. Knittle, J. Dilliplane, L. Hallman, N. Sheperak, J. Gittings, B. Little, B. Gramata, D. Dilks, C. O'Neill, Mr. Tull. SECOND ROW: J. Churach, S. Lloyd, M. Shaner, J. McAllister, D. Bodolus, S. Donnelly, J. Frederick, B. McAllister, M. Daniel, R. Harvey, K. Dinnocenti, L. Breidenbach. THIRD ROW: D. Hampton, B. McCann, K. Fox, M. Levanuk, C. Karen, D. Dise, M. Dorang, V. Fong, S. Skean, J. Ingham, T. Detar. FOURTH ROW: T. Lascala, D. Nester, D. Weidner, G. Karen, D. Drabick, V. Smith, J. Sheperak, D. Garner, A. Spare. FIFTH ROW: K. Landis, J. Griswold, J. Sassaman, S. Schirk, M. Dunlap, D. Hauder, A. Patrizi, M. Miller, C. Takach, S. Zigmont, V. Friend, L. Rinaldi, SIXTH ROW.' J. Quay, R. Rhoads, R. Erb, S. Durchin, D. King, K. Bealer, S. Bedell, V. Sandoe, L. Bauer, J. Guest, D. Haag. I . . 1 I -'F 1. , ' ' .-. . I - :TU V52 1:3 Jw' 1-, . , 992. 'FEEL f' 'f'- r TZ! -1:5-Q... -1 Jtf, Q-4. 'f. 'f'::-Q Y'- s '7:Q,r'1f' k'5-P7--V 'I gg M, .. :1..-,.1v,,,- ' 9 'P:w. f-M . my f ' - J, .. ri.-1 ,.3::e..u'-i:s1wf.s-n4:A1v:w-v-.fs-.111 1 L, N 1' 'U uf ' , ..-9 , .r 1-Q3-wygisiiqiz-454-ttafafew '51 -1- . I -ue, v . .. -- , . ,M -. J- :hem .' ef IAN . - ' . if? if :gr A- '. X' -n -: ,- V 4 if ' '-j..,, 1. u ' 10 HE, If gfeff, . - 12 in-ggff H: . ,X , ., , ' . - ' - . in-1 ' -'-. . - .,:s.--' - 4 ' .. ' V , . ' '3 - V :p'E.,iy : u ,..1 3 V E353 . : S, 4- 1 'is , . ' vigfifnsu--. I .,. J 3 . L. -E: A ' f, gig' gi-1? P 1..i:5Q.- 1' ' 9 i if ' 1 if M ggxvf ' 'I ' 'WN is r:A L' 7' -f - r ' 'V , ,. H ... 5.9 . . - is- - we -- it f' Q32-f-.-me 1-I .- v1 1 4 4 - ga P, q 3.41 ...,. I.: .ph I, - , , 'Q wx 4.. L ,.. I in i 1 N' 5 6 - -1... RI I 1' I X 441 V 'LV' Q.: 1.x . 'A gg. f. V - in wi ' r ' , 5, K , Q n tg : ' '5' ,- ' . - I -Ek, '?' -9 . -,re - ,. - 5, . 5- -Q., . - f -1 v .1 gf' Ik... ggi? 3. Y' .QQ - 'LTL' t,: 5 . 132: H gf .4 ' , . 52? - - A . ,gi :Q P Spf f ??i.277'T : :ii'P'?i'.--'V- H si ' 2'F?'-Wiwmfk-e-G'-'i.f..:ff+.fi2f-'f . w'5s?G'1 . . . - ..-.Vg -A., ,, 'ss-.-if -Wm. - 1. -- '- STUDENT GOVERNMENT. FIRST ROW: K. Bealer, G. Mauger, R. Haney. SECOND ROW: T. Overholtzer, J. Klink, C. Hespeth, D. Dise, J. Diener, D. Coyle. THIRD ROW: Mr. Grant, L. Hallman, C. Trate, L. Giangiacomo, N. Chomnuk, S. Bakay, L. Bauer, T. Detar. FOURTH ROW: P. Lasky, D. Garner, D. Ellis, B. Albright, M. Bellini, J. Ingham. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS. K. Fox, A. Patrizi, Mr. Tull, J. Frederick, S. Schirk. 'I F4 STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. R. Harvey, T. Detar. French And Spanish Organizations Linh Together In Cultural Projects The French Club combined efforts with its newly cre- ated partner, the Spanish Club, to compile a year of suc- cessful projects. In achieving the goals of extending their knowledge of French and Spanish cultures, the clubs pre- sented plays, prepared foreign dishes, and participated in games such as soccer and boules. To encourage interest in the cultural aspects of France, the French Club sponsored a poster contest for their junior high amis Cfriendsj. The Spanish Club experienced foreign customs with monthly presentations which included a bull fight and meeting a young Mexican gentleman who spoke only in Spanish about life in his country. On February 2 the Club went to see a group of Spanish Tunas or strolling troubadours who sang and performed dances. Members of the French Club highlighted the year with a trip to the Rodin Muse- um in Philadelphia. To conclude the year, the respective clubs visited restaurants where they enjoyed traditional Spanish and French dishes. FRENCH CLUB. FIRST ROW: F. Thompson, S. Staverosky, K. Fox, J. Dilliplane, V. Fong, J. Hampton, D. Dilks, K. Copenhaver. SECOND ROW: G. Morris, J. Frederick, J. Sheperak, J. Kerr, J. Churach, B. Gramata, D. Hampton. THIRD ROW: C. Frech, J. Fasco, K. Dinnocenti, D. Smale, M. Daniel, S. Lloyd, K. Faust. FOURTH ROW: D. Gramata, C. LaScala, T. Yerger, K. Kovach, K. Karen, C. Keough, B. Little, R. Williams, Mr. Derro. FIFTH ROW: C. Thompson, W. McCann, J. Martin, S. Donnelly, G. Hoffert, R. Albright, J. Sivco, A. LaScala, M. Bellini. , Ulf, Lv .Q 4 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. B. Gramata, Mr. Derro, V. Fong, B. Little, J. Hampton. French Club president Barbara Little L SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: J. Gittings, J. Guest, Mrs. Yekenchik. SECOND ROW: M. Thompson, L. Rinaldi, C. Rogan, J. Emery. if 'we ' I Haw ...nr Spanish Club president Jennifer Gittings SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: J. Walker, D. Gramata, M. Parra, A. Moore, J. Roberts, P. Lasky, H. Anthony, L. Gittings, N. Chomnuk. SECOND ROW: L. Rinaldi, J. Emery, C. Rogan, M. Thompson, J. Gittings, J. Guest, THIRD ROW: K. Shiel, M. Terwilliger, S. Schirk, D. King, D. Garner, G. Douglass, V. Smith, C. Plocicki, Mrs. Yekenchik. Xxx S, IW. A3 1 'W X V, GLC Aids Girls' Gym Classes While Chess Club Checkmates The Girls'Leader Corps and Chess Club were clubs that depended on student time and participation. G.L.C. was mainly a service organization, but it served other purposes also. It helped girls develop good sportsmanship and lead- ership in school and personal life. The club aided in the school gym program, and all its members maintained at least a B average in gym. Chess Club was formed to in- crease students' knowledge and ability to play chess. The club met twice a week and played tournaments with five other schools. -5: . ..gg . i 1 ,s:73'3,, : N ,Y't'1'A:'I' Q' 1.1 A .tn Vx Vi -afwfurg . ,N , ii f . . r 5 2 i f ' if 'fiat' 5459-X . I 5' ' Ill? . . f 'Qs , : . I 2 G.L.C. OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: M. Groves, R. Buser, K. Rupert, R. Wedde. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pennypacker, Miss Whistler. 2331511-1 111-11- A GIRLS' LEADER CORPS. FIRST ROW: M. Townsend, D. Wynings, K. Kanaskie, J. Hampton, C. Wallace, K. Mariani, M. Shultz. SECOND ROW: W. King, S. Stetler, P, Killian, S. Lucas. THIRD ROW: D. Holinka, D. vi is ' 'SIQPSCR T' .L ..l. CHESS CLUB. ARC: D. Gramata, K. Fox, J. Weiss, R. Witmyer, G. Karen, R. Albright, R. Morris, B. Hallman. CHESS CLUB OFFICERS. D. Gramata, K. Fox, R. Morris. Wallace, R. Sosa, S. Galamba. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones, L. Ziemba, E. Williams, C. Righter. FIFTH ROW: C. I I Karen, S. Smith, Miss Whistler, R. Wedde, K. Rupert, R. Buser, M. Groves, Mrs. Pennypacker. SIXTH ROW: B. Shaner, E. Williams. SEVENTH ROW: R. Moser, D. Bodolus. EIGHTH ROW: D. Whitehead, K. Cimino. NINTH ROW: V. Smith, D. Freese. TENTH ROW: P. Gebhard, P. Caine, J. Guest, K. Lascala. ELEVENTH 1 . 'M .5 President Kathy Rupert ROW: C. White, M. Douglass, S. Bennett, S. Reidenour. TWELVTH ROW: L. Shirey, C. Trate, F. Brutto, C. Rogan, G. Douglass, L. Missimer, C. Karpinski, H. Raugh, M. Terwilliger, C. Goffice. President Cathy Foltz Pres. Gene Arasin, J, Arasin. Wt? E N SKI CLUB OFFICERS. Mr. Novak, B. Mignona, M. Daniels, J. Smith, C. Foltz, M. Galamba. fr! SKI CLUB. FIRST ROW: D. Garner, C. Foltz, B. Mignona, C. Moyer, L. Breidenbach, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: E. Williams, R. Sosa, B. McNey, S. Staverosky, M. Loudis, M. Daniels. THIRD ROW: M. Galamba, Mr. N0uak,,B. Campitelli. Ecology Club And Skiing Fanatics Hike And Like The Great Outdoors P.H.S. students went skiing, camping, and bike riding and generally had a good time. It happened because of Ski Club and Ecology Club. Meeting after school hours, the two clubs had a common purpose: to provide fun and interesting experiences for students now and skills which they can continue after graduation. From January until the winter ended the Ski Club went to Doe Mountain every weekend. The Ecology Club met throughout the school year. Besides outdoor activities they worked to build a shooting range. Together these two clubs opened many new opportunities for students. ra- . 4'-ng' ECOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS. Miss DiPietro, G. Arasin, D. Kuterbach, J. Smith, C. Repko, Miss Richert. ECOLOGY CLUB. FIRST ROW: C. Rogan, C. Repko, C. Moyer, J. Smith, Miss Richert. SECOND ROW: L. Benash, R. Harvey, G. Hoffert, M. Dunlap, S. Staverosky, Miss DiPietro. THIRD ROW: J. Campitelli, G. Arasin, D. Kuterbach, J. Palladino, J. Arasin, J. Huddy. The Attendance Aides Bank On All Students Being In School On Time Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Leueille the atten- dance office was operated. With the daily help of her diligent aides, each day's attendance and tardy forms for all students were kept. They recorded each student's per- manent attendance record and prepared the lists of ab- sences. The bank workers worked independently to maintain the bank accounts of all school organizations. Under the guidance of Mr. Brown, our illustrious principal, Terry Holleran, Ron Minninger, and Bonnie Mignona took care of the monetary affairs. These students wrote checks, L counted and deposited money, and made financial trans- , BANK WORKERS. R. Minninger, T. Holleran, B. Mignona. actions. w X ' w Q C fiyfimdw c :fff v 'SQ . he 1 ' 1 J ::.i.,Q f . 'rio 6 3 ATTENDANCE AIDES. FIRST ROW: R. Krupiak, D. Weidenbaugh, K.lHurter, N. Ecker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Leveille, S. Fox, C. Kouatch, E. Williams, R. Santiago, T. Wagner. 108 fe Q , l ,sv , ' 4 . '- , . . f .4 4, . , L . , - ...M .Af , A . . . HEALTH ROOM AIDES. FIRST ROW: C. Davis. SECOND ROW: J. Derr, L. Clifford, N. Sheperak, N. Ecker. THIRD ROW: G. Takach, J, Royer, C. Wentzel. Health And Library Workers Keep Your Body And Your Mind In Shape The health aides, under the leadership of Mrs. Grace Steimling, worked largely with the recordkeeping of the health room. They typed and filed the health records for each student which included the results of the vision and hearing tests. Also, the results of each junior's physical examination were recorded by our healthy aides. t Thanks to the library aides and Mrs. Markley, the me- dia center was efficiently operated. The aides were a group of volnteers who gave their time and effort to the library. They also obtained experience for future library- related careers. fff'.'gsLi WSL' -I Ii ,D -H Librarian Mrs. Mary Markley l l l K We-N f in I IH LIBRARY AIDES. K. DeBlase, L. Leh, Mrs. Markley, N. Sheperak, R. Albright. .nf 1 .t,z,swri'f'f . f? Girls Drop Anchor, Raise Flag On Claim To America --X X Amy Spare, the president, called the Anchor Club to order in September, 1975. Secretary Dawn Hauder read the minutes amid some chuckles and a few groans. Vic Moneybags Sandoe gave the treasurer's report, noting we could use some money making projects because we could stand making some S! Discussion was held on selling mums for Homecoming and Thanksgiving. Club members agreed to help promote a bicentennial dress-up day on October 9 by giving a prize of 819. 76 for one of the best dresser-uppers. We decided to sell cards to make money little did we know we'd end up giving refunds because of an order mix-up. Oh, well, it's better to give than to receive anyway, isn't it? Janet Guest and Berny Gramata went to the annual Anchor Club conven- tion at Valley Forge. One of our most noted members, Marita Terefenko, was in Brazil this year, so some of us wrote her monthly letters and Christmas cards. Sue Lasky was placed in charge of a committee who hand-sewed a 13 star flag to hang in front of our school for 1976. Finally in June, Dana Haag made a motion to adjourn the meeting so she could go home and watch her soap opera. The motion was seconded by Barb Big. Everyone ran out the door of 229 just missing the sigh emanating from Mrs. Yekenchik's lips as she shook her head and waved good-bye. 110 Trojan Girls Let PHS Teams Know That's The Way - Uh- Huh - We Like It A new organization emerged in Pottstown High School this year. Under the dedicated supervision of Miss Angela DiPietro, the Trojan Girls raised the spirit of P.H.S. They worked throughout the football season painting posters, decorating the lockers of players, and cheering at frenzy parties. Their support of the cheerleaders and all athletic teams provided some of the most enthusiastic pep rallies ever experienced by P.H.S. students. They continued to promote the athletic program throughout the winter and spring sports seasons. r. ..,,,s, I 11- 65 ' S J If -k TROJAN GIRLS. FIRST ROW: K. LaScala, S. Lucas, F. Thompson, B. Wilson, P. Blakey, D. O'Blosser, S. Reidenouer, C. Dallas, D. Weidenbaugh, C. Keough, L. Breidenbach. SECOND ROW: C. Cimino, G. Morris, K. Schiel, D. Rosoha, K. Kanaskie, D. Gramata, T. Gofus, R. Kerstetter, C. Goffice, C. Thompson. THIRD ROW: P. Keifrider, K. Jones, S. McKee, C. McKee, L. Shirey, K. Burton, K. Kovach, G. Hoffert, T. Yerger, K. Conklin, R. Moser. FORTH ROW: L. Lenhardt, T. Neiman, C. Karpinski, M. Terwilliger, J. Guest, L. Giangiacomo, D. Reed, F. Zeigler. FIFTH ROW: M. Nodolski, D. Budrow, P. Gebhard, B. Shaner, T. Fiorini, M. Gimont, J. Dilliplane, P. Buckingham. SIXTH ROW: C. Hartman, D. Fry, K. Weary, P. Price, C. Fleming, C. Rogan, L. Gittings, E. Keller, M. Valliet. SEVENTH ROW: D. Kelly, Miss DiPietro, J. Kerr. TROJAN GIRLS. FIRST ROW: A. Beasley, C. White, C. Day, B. Whitehurst, Q. Willis, G. Whitehurst, J. Martin, M. Torres, G. Wilson, J. Walker. SECOND ROW: S. Trate, K. Kieffer, J. Patten, K. Ludy, K. Zangrilli, C. Moyer, J. Smith, C. Repko, M. Douglas. M. Townsend, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Shaner, L. Sheetz, D. Martin, D. Houck, C. Kovatch, S. DiPietro, D. Reed, A. Patrizi, D. King, W. King, V. Avery, G. Douglass. FOURTH ROW: DL. Bauer, N. Chomnuk, C. Yonas, D. Martin, J. Gerber, L. Eck, C. Martz, P. Galloway, B. Patton, D. Gonzales. FIFTH ROW: K. Freeze, J. McAllister, V. Smith, C. Kuterbach, D. Kerr, D. Kumpf, M. Stone, D. Hartenstie, K. Hanna, Miss DiPietro. 111 Talent And Enthusiasm Lead PHS Choir To In '75-'76 The '75-'76 year was very successful for the P.H.S. cr. and its director, Mr. Edward O'Neill. In additional to the annual Christmas concert on December 21, they per- formed a Christmas concert at the Elks for the Business and Professional Women's Association. Other activities included a Founders' Day Banquet on February 5, a con- cert for the MORA Club at the YMCA on February 19, and the annual spring concert in Davenport Auditorium on May 8. The choir was invited to participate in a county sponsored concert in celebration of the bicentennial. The concert was held at Valley Forge and featured the Potts- town Symphony Orchestra. Three choir members - Andy Nodolski, Rycki Harvey, t . t and Nari Echer - distinguished themselves by gaining recognition in the Southeastern District Chorus, Upper Division. The combinedtefforts and talent of each individ- ual choir member helped contributeto another successful year for the P.H.S. choir. t f Q - i,2f2f1gQQ31c1 f ms fx - R it L e 51 if i i. . 'fy 1 e-5 1 A R - . p V P u-ri CHOIR. ACCOMPANIST: V. Fong. FIRST ROW: D. Shanta, N. Ecker, D. Freese, L. Rinaldi, S. Lasky, Frederick, R. Witmyer, T. Queen, J. Dyer, J. Kerr, D. Smale, R. Wedde, J. Jeffries, SECOND ROW: P. Ritter, K. Weary, C. Hall, C. Goffice, Moser,,K. Copenhaver, S. Staverosky, B. Crosby, A. Nodolski, J. Walker, T, Cotton, B. Bailey, K. Lightcap. THIRD ROW: M. Stone, C. Bailey,,.S. Frederick,'J. McAllister, R. Harvey, D. Jones, J. Sheperak, R. Miller, M. Heath,'R. Albright, S. Donnelly, L. Leisure , B. Whitehurst. ' ,Q Q 'V -. 112 We Sing Happy Birthday Has Betsy Ross met her match? Again As PHS Celebrates The Bicenten 45, Q1 af . ., . Dj' Q.. u 'Hlfia 213 I Would you believe Captain Fantastic? s ,V r' N- RC' A F tx M. . XX f f, I , A N . , A .V v . . ' 5:'f'. , . A - .-V . - .. ,,,,. . A TT . ' ,- Huw - ,. - , - J. - K ,fy gg-.,v .- ,.L . M M. SX, Y-'P 1 ., -'iw' . V ff-111'-An:-I.. 1 .' x ,. .. 4 ?h!,i3:i'iJ ,K .V .fv , .-x Sh ,1,.t'-':..u1'- - ,-Q . W - L .. l .V E ,' -Q.-. I 4 - ,I 1,-.x,E-13,5 .1 's gg 4- 31.43. - - 1 N':..,,!. . 1 , Y. V 1 L, '- , A f .-' gg, M-'nf .-. ,A .7 If'-2 9?-5 - ' , ,Q N s 5Q,Q,iQ:f .nXfw,g,3. . ?T'Aii.'3'44 M ,K ,- ' -w, -' 'I . -' 1 4 ., ' -1.-, ' , N-I e,g., -1 -'ish fv-2-,.-'w - N--4-'. Ff '. ' ' ' -1 - f-, Y' .VV .. 1.1.3 ,- 7-vb ,,-. .Y .I as ,ily .ful ,QA ,.: ' ,. L13 -A .Athi ' . is i, glklx ,ul v..-,-- - .f--. 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That plus the fact that seven different men were low medalist at one time proves the great balance of Mr. McCabe's '75 team. The Trojan seven travelled to a tough Waynesboro Area High School for their opener. Waynesboro was supposedly tops in the state, but the experienced Trojans rose to the occasion and whipped them 401-423 flower score winsj. In another non-league match the linksmen had no problem in beating Cumberland Valley 401-460. Then the seven opened their Ches-Mont season against a tough, veteran Falcon squad from neighboring Potts- grove. The Trojans chipped and putted their way to a 402- 416 victory. That was the first stepping stone toward their goal. Next Boyertown travelled to Brookside fwhere P.H.S. golfers were almost unbeatablej and lost hands down 411-447. The Patriots of Great Valley were the next victims of McCabe,s maulers. Again the Trojans coasted to a 409-445 triumph. In an exhibition nine hole match the P.H.S. drivers tuned up for their next C-M match by tripping the Hill School squad 206-222. Then the Trojans travelled to a tough, sand trap, water filled course at Spring-Ford. They needed buckets and swim suits, but still came out ahead 431-471. They came home again against an unfortunate Henderson team. As in football, the Trojans broke a re- cord while competing against the Warriors. They cracked a course record by pummelling the visitors 392-459. Then came the usually tough Red Raiders from Coates- ville. The Trojans drove their way to a 406-444 win. Three straight away matches followed. They beat Owen J. 202- 221 in a match shortened by rain. They smoked Phoenix- ville 408-441. Next they breezed to a 323-370 victory over East in a match called for darkness. In their finale the linksmen arrived at their goal by beating Downingtown 416-478. They ended 13-0 and Ches-Mont champs. Many post-season honors came to them. Five men were named to the All-Ches-Mont first team: seniors Steve Steinmetz with 81.1 average, Jim Kohler with 83.7, Jeff Mast with 83.5, Ken Petro with 84.5, and junior Ted Smith with 80.4 average. Freshman Gregg Schwoyer re- ceived honorable mention l84.8 averagej. Mr. McCabe and his men had a great season! Waynesboro Cumberland Pottsgroue Great Hill ..-A Henderson Coatesville Roberts Phoenixville W. C.East Downingtown GOLF. KNEELING: S. Steinmeti, J. Kohler. FIRST ROW: K. Petro J Mast T Smit Schwayer, M. Bennett. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, G. Mest, T. Zabrenskz J Fosco S Gzmo Binder, W. Flower, Mr. McCabe. THIRD ROW: M, Evans, D. Seybold S Jones . -f-veilgy 't'1 fs' 11,14 . ,,,, .. , ,, A . mul, ,, 4.: '-'- 1 x -'3 v +7 -4. - .v.:.,.w, .dc ,A ,K . -154 f fr--f ,,.-1. '-. - ' V Y . .. ff- 1 qu, ., , , .... ' . f -'Fug-,a, - ,1,.. X - wav.: - 'K x '90, o - -- - 411540171- 117 qjjlx. . .fx N , ., ,, . ,-- ,Lv A- ,if , , 1 x nl! NX ,du Mi be 4, -. i hw A 'k ixf Q4 ' 'hwiif ' 2 'Y Hitt Simf ' , uk W' -Q ,lg qt l'? in1w 43 gg stir S Q4 I X., 1 Q 8? 8' Q ' , 9 I 'Kel Xi' ii lin x 5 I Ma E . xg., av an ,N 'QM ,,.,,j'n'6 . l ' 4 ar '-Q,-,, 1.-, 1 .I l f or ' - 4, Mk. ii Q. 1 . f ffl- vi N l - Q- li ' Q' ., 1 nam Vt,- ' , J t 1 5, o J .il Conrad Weiser O.J. Roberts Downingtown Spring-Ford Henderson Great Valley Pottsgrove Boyertown Phoenixville W.C. East Coatesville Hockey team Opg? Pottstown 25 42 19 43 17 50 15 21 34 17 44 43 I5 28 29 50 I5 34 21 32 26 3 2 4. fff l Puzzled Upponents Fall To Pieces Under Pressure In 1975 the Trojanettes, inspired by high scorers Carol ' Righter and Sue Stetler, drove to an over-all record of 4-6- 2. Miss Whistler coached the squad of nine seniors, eight juniors, and three sophomores. The nine graduating mem- bers were Rose Buser, Nari Ecker, Sally Galamba, Pat Killian, Carol Righter, Kathy Rupert, Sue Stetler, Cidra Thompson, and Donna Wynings. Team captain Carol Righter was honored for her outstanding efforts by being selected to the All-ChesMont team. The junior varsity team, captained by Lisa Bauer and coached by Miss De- tar, compiled a record of 3-8-1. VARSITY. FIRST ROW.' C. Karpinski, S. Walter, W. Whitman. SECOND ROW: R. Harvey, D 'tehead R Wedde D Holinka C Cimino D Bodolus M Torres THIRD ROW' Miss Whistler, Whi , . , - , - . - . . - - coach, S. Stetler, N. Ecker, K. Rupert, D. Wynings , R. Buser, C. Righter, P. Killian, C. Thompson S. Galamba, C. Goffice, manager. 120 Ill? ma-T if JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: L. Ziernba, Miss Detar, coach, L. Bauer. SECOND ROW: L. Missimer, G. Douglass, D. Robinson, M. Townsend, M. Terwilliger, K. Zangrilli, K. Ludy. THIRD ROW: J. McAllister, C. White, M. Douglass, E. Williams, R, Moser, B. Shaner, K. Kriczky, S. Smith, V. Smith, T. Leuengood. l 121 M LJ- -,Y-ZF? .. .155 km , 'j -'--PILL-, Ffwr. . I3 f ve- ti 71,51 j, 'en'-.-Ii, 9 4.1, X JSF ., .' hy' , ,V .5 5 -ima... ff V 'F ws ef.. '- Mak. l Exciting Trojan Football Kicks Off ,75 Athletics With 8-4 Season After P.H.S. lost 29 seniors through graduation, local fans were leary of the 1975-76 season,' but the Trojans emerged as the dark horse of the C-M race. Dream Game II was a game which pitted two teams which were both inexperienced and unsure of themselves. St. Pius X held on to a three point lead. But the surprising Trojans bounced back against a very big Downingtown team. The Trojans edged the Whippets 18-6 on a muggy Saturday afternoon. Then the P-town 11 met Coatesville. This was the first real showing of Howard Jones. He displayed his great running by gaining over 200 yards, while the Trojan defense played like an iron curtain. Next the Trojans met a tough Emmaus squad who were leading their league. The combined running of Jones and the passing of QB Dave Reidenouer to Frankie Clayton and Mark Galamba led the offensive charge. A total de- fensive effort held Emmaus to under 120 total yards. Pottstown then traveled to Phoenixville, who had been plagued by a teachers' strike. In a tough game the Trojans scrambled to a 14-0 victory. This game was won in the trenches with the unheralded linemen playing a great game. After an unfortunate accident caused the death of Da- vid Freed, SpringFord traveled to Grigg Field. Beep- Beep Jones' long TD runs hurt the spirited Rams. The defense came up with several big plays headed by George Wise, Todd Detar, and Ron Gumbarge. In the Mud Bowl of -1975 Pottstown traveled to Boyertown. In the monsoon rains the Trojans played a mistake free game. Frank Clayton picked a fumble and ran 99 yards for the first TD. Then the Trojans put their ball control offense in gear, shutting out the Bears 20-0, holding down the highly tout- ed Pete Madeja. Unfortunately the Warriors of Henderson rolled into town. They ran into a team which was steamrolling. The Trojans decimated Henderson 31 -0. Detar bulled his way for nearly 100 yards while Jones highstepped his way to a C-M record of 322 yards. Once again the line opened those big holes, giving Reidenouer time to complete his passes. Next the sky-high Falcons came to town looking for an upset, but the Trojans squeezed out a 13-6 victory. Mark Galamba's big interception and run for a TD iced the cake for the Trojans. Then all the problems started for the league leading Trojans. The Patriots of Great Valley held the Trojan offense to zero points and held on to a field goal for a 3-0 loss. Mistakes and penalties hurt the squad against a fired up East team. After Mark Galamba ran back the opening kickoff for a TD, things went down hill. A blocked punt and a fumbled punt, plus some disputed calls, led to the .J ,- g 1, gf . 5.4! K . xv ' ,J H, . J .V , . ' fvj r . P1 P ggi f- 1 Sl. 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He was presented a trophy at the half-time ofthe Philadelphia Eagles game December 7, 1975, fc ..f'2i.'zg'ff8.-T' 'rf' 4' j4jQ: f1'f4.fr'.g.'?Eng,?2f,2'mi'1s. i g' 'vo l d -' 1 er --sa., Q' a ' Y, 'f .f 'A'0'vP 0-19 47 , AY 1 1 , M -. , X xl , 136 - D ! V . , l Wil. N ' ' 7 A -X , 'Q 'dfiff 'YQ , U - . 7 I f f ' 71' 1, ' : A 95155. .fv fy sc X4 Q'lZ flilg?f'!f'-MQ: 5QQQ.-Q,5gqT4?i.' laik inf? ' ,ss ,ml in , 1f'1'iflf'5'f112 ' ' in ff, , J X-. ff?-Q 0 V : 1.',. F-f3!n.5q,..ezv1f:,. big ,gig-'Q-.gif ,4j'f'1f wdifi- ff: ,5GY,LYg1i1GgrLfE: of-53 '21-s 52115f:'Z4'v:?',f-'-megs, A- 'N f a4,a: V-..,,, . -a.,,,,, ,sg '- wm, v,E5aj' - f -r 2.31-J -ml? f' ww 7 R515-gf he -rg ggi . za '1 's 4 'flu ' 'xr S5-N X 0 4 5, , - J 4 . N . , Q. K tx bi Y A iff 1.2 T s I . gl, 'Q' 31 . vi' W, . 'f f U' ' Coach William Rogers' 1975 Trojan team had four members honored on the Detar, Frankie Claytonfand Howard Jones receivedfhonoralble mention. 124 m 4 M if? 3 f .FA '31 -5 . X7 .V 0' L ,M ET, ' I Law . A51 y ...A V! , , :lc ' ' - I - K , . . a. , v3'f,-,'f,- ' 511, 54- ,Q wg, , L X , L L Q, -,!LiiE4--kk-' ph .. 1. -FM V U , f. - ,f . 5 ' ..3i'V' :T - ' ' .... lif'H'v. ' ' yu V , N l -eg .5 1 554 -'51 V' ,114 x Q 1 - ,V L V..-1 . 2? , - 4 E ,Wg Q, 5,-: al 4 'yf.oq,4gn,, -jf,-, mf aarnw nx,M,k 5 J, X 154 .- W, ' , wif Qw- Vw J .wi ', 1- I '- 4 :H A -I . -J .. .1 ' A J' 5, 1- - a..f 2' 5 'ifrrfpgs . . , u- ,,,g,.,qQ ' A 2p . , L W - S-eY'fiSf!,w. ' A-F: q - ' Pm Q 1' , -' 8. , rag X V f' ,,.,.,f..,-ma. -11 W . W- A' ,M 'A ,r .f - 4 . ,A,, . A. , gnu. H., ...- , ,, ii .MQW mf , Q-.agarwdicfsfffavs3-iv:I:13wAJss'aas,a,1gf p2Tff3,q,gfz:sff- W :fT '-ang.w:5g1'f3-IfjlS5?Q32Q'zf?f'?af.Le2L-.sf2s'feciaff.-fff N' 1 ' IA - 75 'I' ' 172.-45 ff, 'II lm' Liffi''f: '3 1AW?'5 S?V '5x-ff'-121:ii:'E1fLSA?i4 'u1:- - 1 J 5. :Wg '. ' 'A pg: 1.4. Avg IN f i - - FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW.' R. Harvey. SECOND ROW: D. Wynings, T. Weber, K. Hurter, S. Stetler, L. Breidenbach. THIRD ROW: S. Lasky, D. Hauder, S. Bedell, C. Cimino, D. Haag. FOURTH ROW: V. Avery, M. Semanski, D. Weidenbaugh. BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: S. Stetler, D. Weidenbaugh, V. Avery, T. Gofus. SECOND ROW: K. Mariani, E. Jiminez, M. Semanski, S. Lasky. THIRD ROW: D. Haag, C. Demyan, D. Wynings, T. Weber. WRESTLING. FIRST ROW: R. Harvey, D. Hauder, C. Dallas, L. Breidenbach. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, C. Cimino. THIRD ROW: S. Staverosky, A. Poremba. FOURTH ROW: T. Krupiak, C. Karpenski. J.V. BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: L. Shirey, W. King, K. Burton. SECOND ROW.' L. Gittings, C. Rogan, F. Brutto, A. Pender. THIRD ROW: D. Chaback, C. Plocicki, J. Willauer, R. Moser. , ' U V x -L -1- f,.- , 'SQ - x1'ff .. QT 'A . H. IL :Ng ,. , -g,1 :',f if. A QL- A .':L'?5in ,R W .. 'QM '-TA' s , ., ff , 'M '- f Y 4 . X 1 bu, .,. J ww., v- fxgfq-' f +: -I' - V. F . 'ig' 'Q ' 1 . A :r r. W - P' 1 Q , 3 41 . : I ,Ht 4.- E? Lgmf 35 Q'- x 4 ,QA Hi 4: 5' ,Ho vi 1 . Edwards Spurs His Spunky Wrestlers To Winning Year The Pottstown wrestling machine not only started oi. under the direction of a new coach, but they also started the year with a big win over Harriton, 37-21. This was a preview of the rest of the season. Jim Edwards advanced from the junior high to take over the position of head coach of the high school, expect- ing to find a young, inexperienced squad. What he found instead was a group of young men with hustle, endurance, and drive, He led them, with the expert assistance of John Armato and Jim Tsakonas, to an 8-6 season. The JV's ended with a 9-4-1 record. After the victory over Harriton, the Trojans came away disappointed from the next three matches - Wilson, Spring-Ford, and Downingtown. However, the team found champions in sophomore Tracy Queen and veteran Jace Ingham, as they were champions at 98 and 119 in the Norristown Tournament. Dave Garner took first place at 98 in the JV tourney. Then the thriller of the year came - a 25-24 win over Pottsgrove. The next five of seven matches came up with victories for Pottstown until the disappointing loss to Owen J., 31-20. The year ended with a victory over Read- ing, which seemed to symbolize the success of the year as a whole. In the Sectionals. the Pottstown wrestling squad placed fourth in the overall team standings behind fine perfor- mances of Kim Fox, who wrestled to a third place, Tracy Queen and Ron Gumbarge, who lost only to the champi- ons, and Jace Ingham and Glenn Faust who were the champions. Only four Trojans emerged from the Districts victorious - Jace, Glenn, and Ron copped seconds and Tracy notched a third place. These competitors travelled to the Regionals. Ingham was the sole Trojan to place and travel to the States for the second consecutive year. Congratulations to the Trojans and coaches for an ex- citing season. .A 'I , 4 W 1 1 5' 1 1 151 ' J 24 is W as 1. - .s T .. . lv . I 2 Mf5g,5gr,W Y' 45- 10 'sf w -Mn Q s- 5 L -vw-'N 'WIS TRUE: TRUJUIJ 1RIlJU'Sf E Y 0 J 2 l 'I 5 ff' es., X x 2 ' X. -6? 5 I 7' ' iq - vim , A -Q , .., n 1 2 iff .C-, -,G :' gi 1 ' -,, K X by LV', f Op L, Pottstown, Hqrriwn A LWilsonL ' 31 'Sprifzg-Ford 25 Dmumgtnwn YT 38 Potlsgrqve 24 25 'YCoates0ilIe 21 , ,f Hg'Ild0FSfIH V 21 A ' I- . W 1,28 ' .W M 54.5-4g',:':.' f F! fx. -'LQ 1 4.14.:4-1. fy. Q- ffl 9' 51 ULJ5., X 'x Q Reafimg ' in Q ,,......-gf---I f 1' Qu-1: 5 xv --- Y ' 3' '- IQ 3 dgfl 0 ? y .fff - - - I Y . ... ,A ,h,, , AAA U J 4 MDN! J 'gn zqw me mf a 1 Q '. uf - 2 ' ' W . ,, , , f . .ll V - f ...4 3 .. aff , i I ' ' ev x . , .. ,V , f . 23 ', ' r- i , ,V F - ' -' , ,avg H' 5 . .- , X . ' 'fl ,. , Q A, 5 3 fi ...L , ,Xa ,... - . '-1- gig: 'wl K 1: i , Q . - : - is 132 -an A ' aw- w-r E5 . L RU! 1 -, IQ v l pr , ..'. 'Q airs1.1.-'s1,s'm . :s1r7t1n 3lI753ZiY,ZM e j , ss j if , 6 .s g . .. X j i , dj 'X P 1 - 9 -'P 1 IE 1 t. 1, X E . I . .- L ' sz 3. , t ' , - ,igfg, F.1 Trojan Cagers Fast-Break Opponentsg Bounce Into Play-Offs 18-4 Without any big 6'8 horses to go inside, Coach Jan Fritz switched to a run and gun offense. Fast break teams to death! That's exactly what happened. The Trojans opened the season with two non-league games with St. Pius and Governor Mifflin. As evidence of early season play, the cagers came up with two sloppily played victories. Next the Trojan five opened the Ches-Mont season with a victory over O.J. Roberts 54-47. Then a very stubborn Pottsgrove team travelled to our home court. The Falcons came up on the short end 57-45. The Trojan bouncers travelled to nearby Boyertown for a very big game. The Bears held on for a one point victory 44-43. Pottstown got back on the right foot with a very well played victory over Great Valley 76-45. The huge Red Raiders came to town for the annual showdown of the C-M league. The game was everything that everyone expected and a little more. Coatesville squeaked out a 74-71 heartbreaker. The Trojans travelled to Henderson for a very exciting game. The cagers hooped a 77-68 victory. The Trojan five reeled off four straight victories over East, Dowingtown, Spring-Ford, and Phoenixville to close the first half 8-2. After a week off, the Trojans came back with a victory over the Wildcats 57-48. Another tough game with Potts- grove came unexpectedly, but they overcame the Falcons 65-62. The big game with the first half champs, Boyer- town, saw the Trojans destroy the Bears 47-33. Two straight upset losses knocked the Trojans out of conten- tion for the second half. The Warriors from Henderson leaped into our gym for a tough game. The big five won 52- 44. The Trojans closed out the season with four straight wins, assuring them of a play-off berth. The surprising run and gun Trojans were very satisfied with their season. Barry Robinson, transfer Reggie Oliver, and Bryan Lacey provided good outside shooting. Robert Harris, James Jackson, and Dave Reidenouer provided inside scoring, tough defense, and rebounding. Coaches Fritz, Hallman, and Yersak were congratulated for a job well done. . ' . 1 --- J, J , ,,. A x '. 'v ' .7 H , ff ,J ,Iv 9 'J ' Um. s 4 U' . K we A if L WTXX XA r s H - 'Tr -'K - J, 3 .. hs! e. 1,4 ,W '5 ,-:sa i l as '--LQ12 ,um xl! ,2 i1aF '-ff E7 M? Gov. 0 J Pottsgrove Boyertown Great Valley Coatesville Henderson East Downingtown Spring-Ford 45 44 45 74 68 55 5 7 35 134 'dwg-. -, Pottsgrove Boyertown Great Valley , Coatesvilleww Hi - ' - ' son 44 52 ast 52 65 D- r w ' -M-...4.... ,m..,69,, , ff' ' Phoenix , AWE' . ,X -if fE.fA'?Qff:s- 5 .ag 7 -W ww:-44 ' ' I 1 2 3 1 . 'Q,,,,-ygfvjr j ,Q C -flfn W..- .,:-. . K , lf' .6- v, 3 A ' ..,,QA Girls Basketball Runs And Guns Way Through Great Season The girls' basketball team began their exciting season with a game at Perkiomen Valley, coming away with a loss. Following that they played St. Pius at home. The game was very rough and very physical. Sue Bennett scored 10 points with Rose Buser adding 10 rebounds. The final outcome was 47-21 in favor of the Lionettes. Un- abashed by these two losses, the Trojanettes streaked to the top of the league, winning six consecutive games against Spring-Ford, Henderson, Phoenixville, Coates- ville, Great Valley, and East. The most exciting of this series was the game with Great Valley. It was neck-and-neck until Pottstown won by one point, beating Valley for the first time in ten years. The team was excellent, playing the best basketball of the past ten years. The girls were exceptionally spirited, ending the season with a league record of 7-3. The high scorers were Sue Bennett with a shooting record of 121 and Rose Buser with a record of 112. The high rebounders were Rose Buser with 104 and Cathy Zawaski with a record of 68. The JV team did well also. Their league record was 6-4, again the best in ten years. The high scorers on the JV team were Wanda King with 114 and Jennifer Jones with 82. The team finished this outstanding season third in the league. VARSITY. FIRST ROW: N. Ecker, C. Righter, R. Buser, K. Rupert, F. Price, W. King. SECOND ROW: R. Wedde, C. Zawaski, S. Bennett, C, Goffice, D. Wallace, K. Jones. THIRD ROW: S. Galamba, Mrs. Penny- packer, B. Teel. Eff? t't . K 1'fa sg 'ffix P 7 . V ll -J! 1 MX Y fs- I . x . .1 -1.11 Perk, Valley St. Pius Spring-FD Henderson Phoenixville Great Valley East O.J. Roberts Downingtown Boyertown Pottsgrove Coatesville Opp. 47 47 40 38 37 44 31 21 59 42 38 48 .143 ,.,, V br or 39 'SZ' K.. ix...e--- A--Y T X . wg .. - - T .Q m , . K W. ,,,,L: gl zz ' ' F .'L 'f-.hua if JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW' M. Parra, S. Fox. SECOND ROW: T. Foley, L. Missimer. THIRD ROW.' L. Wildonger, J. Yancey. FOURTH ROW: M. Thorton, G. Douglass. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Arms, B. Wilson, M. Douglass, J. Jones, L. Clouser, K. Ludy, D. Rosaha, P. Blakey, D. Kumpf, F. Thompson, Miss Jenkins. 137 :uns 6. udgmummmn 41.1.5 - x L - -A-4 TRACK. FIRST ROW: A. Fulwood, W. Moore, A. Cousins, S. Brown, D. Snyder, M. Haas. SECOND ROW: A. Harris, D. Wallace, J. Jones, V. Andrews, C. White. THIRD ROW: L. Brown, P. Smith, G. Douglass, Miss Ellison. FOURTH ROW: P. Brown, M. Torres, G. Whitehurst, T. Smith. FIFTH ROW: S. Miller, B. Whitehurst, C. Flynn, J. Wilson, C. Thomp- son. fffwt AQ., ' - . ,, Q ':fg..aL, l. . - N .fi-tv-A. 3.5 ' 5 ini 1 , .-K, o Q g . 4,,, T 4' f I rr 5? Team Gets Track-tion To Vault Over Hurdles Of C-M League Coach Lawrence Harvey, assisted by Mr. Daniel Weller, whipped a relatively small track squad into shape for seven Ches-Mont dual meets. The team was well balanced between seniors and underclassmen. The field events were particularly strong and were well supported by the dis- tance runners. Seniors who excelled in their events were Carter White, Mike Heath, David Garner, and Jack Sass- man, distance runners, Ed Frazier and Randy Erb, pole vaultersg Robin Rhoads and Lloyd Jones, jumpers, Steve Schirk and Joe Pihanich, discus, Bob Weber, sprinter. Junior Ron Gumbarge showed great promise in shotput and sophomore Wayne Deegan in distance running. S Y Inge X 3 '- f 1 .: Q .'- ll lik , 'ff I 1' A 'I' H P . 'yxnm fa E f -H rl.. if X if M - ! ' is t a. ky Y , 5 .af '. 5 lat L. A if .Q . l-:ff , n-s-K ., ,..., 1 EJ Trojans And Kerr Hit It Off Steal Successful Rookie Season Newly appointed head coach Kerr knew he had his work cut outfor him after the disappointing '75 season, but he had no idea his team would be building snowmen and throwing snowballs instead of batting and fielding in .- spring training this year. But the Trojan nine weathered the storm and won many games in '76, Returning two year letterman Dave Reidenouer plus lettermen Kevin Strange, Steve Steinmetz, Dave Via, Todd Hetrick, and Mark Galamba headed the field of starters and leaders. Promising J.V.'s rounded out the squad. Coaches Kerr and Saylor had very successful rookie seasons. VARSITY. FIRST ROW: K. Strange, D. Zipay, J. Boehmer, M. Galamba, D. Reidenouer, S. Steinmetz, K. Shelton, J. Fosco. SECOND ROW: Coach W. Kerr, N. Yonas, G. Norris, D. Via, T. Herrick, W. Jacobs, T. Clements, W. Neff. -11.+4s:A3.,,- 140 we ksfj..4 L ' , QX. mb, f I af, , . jk- .W if-i lr K4--en., AW-gg We Q Xu -' X 18' .F 1.4-5' ---.. .,,,. I- ?:753'f ' Q X ' I-ligiqfi ' ww , ' ' . -X , .,,.i,.1E.55yi x his vyqi J VE-::::,' , -A Ji' A 4 T -.4 ' x . ,-.. fd W-L 3, 6. 2:5g'. iffy: amz. if .fm ,2'1f2fffQ1 A . 45' -3: -1. 'f : 1' W? SQ- l. L SJ Ur. vi-'j d Q ,N .5 , . . 1. W We Smack It With Our Racket Over The Net To Win The Set As the tennis season of 1976 began, both coaches, Miss Gene Whistler and Mr. Keith Grant, agreed that Phoenix- ville would be a tough match. Pottsgrove's and Boyer- town's girls were challenging as usual, and Spring-Ford's boys were extremely strong. The strength of the girls' team lay in their ten seniors. The boys' team, on the other hand, included only one senior and depended heavily on their juniors. .41 M, TENNIS. CLOCKWISE: Coach G. Whistler, S. Walter, W. Whitman, T. Wagner, C. Felton, K. Donald, C. Bailey, D. Bodolus, R. Wedde, K. Jones, D. Hauder, V. Sandoe, A. Spare, F. Brutto, K. Conklin, M. Dunlap, A. Patrizi, K. Greenawalt, B. Widger, F. Thompson, B. Wilson, S, Frederick, D. Smale, N. Edleman, G. Hoffert, L. Rinaldi, L. Giangiacomo, L. Clouser. 142 45,1341 'f b H 1' --N .,...-L .kv , - xl ,f- A Q i .-- r' gftxfw Q32 1'-'-f x 15.4 -13222 - - frf L -Q Q R biwfsw- Q.,-an . R s. ,ax Mm ap. 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N . v J 'fr- -Q Sv! ja , A -Q . gud Fm-Ye iiygf: ii: ,LV 4 in r , X, X261 nf? 1 rf FQ af B' gg C Whale Trojans Check Opponents They Cradle Wznntng Spmt The 1976 Trojanette lacrosse team worked toward a wmnmg season Ln sptte of the strong competttton Ln the Chesmont league The uarszty team led by a number of experzenced senzors and Junzors was guzded by Ms Jenzs Pennypacker Behmd Mrs Margaret Munz the junzor var stty showmg great promtse conszsted largely of enthusl, astzc sophomores Both coaches were pleasantly surprzsed at the large turnout of stzckhandlers The gzrls wznntng attztude competttwe spmt and hours of hard practzce led them to a successful season JUNIOR VARSITY FIRSTROW F Ztegler S Gauger C Karpmskz C Trate H Raugh SECOND ROW C Rogan L Mzsszmer RvSundstrom D Creasy D Kerr THIRD ROW J Patton K Schzel C Kouatch K Lascala S Bennett FOURTHROW Mrs Munz S McKey L Shzrey C VARSITY FIRST ROW C Rzghter R Sosa E Wzllzams C Dallas S Stetler SECOND ROW S Galamba E Wzlhams D Wynnmgs K Rupert L Brezdenbach THIRD ROW C Czmmo M Douglas K Ko vach J Smzth R Moser T Yerger R Buser FOURTH ROW Mrs White McKey S Rezdenouer J Guest E Lang D Kumpf ' I , . 1 1 ' ' CI ' J! ' J ' ' , , . 3 L!! ,,.' . :. ,. ,.-' 1 og! ,. ,. . - Pennypacker, C. Goffzce, ll March, B. Teel, C. Zawaskz, L. Zzemba, C. -21 q V , , 1 ' ' I , f V 3 . 1 A I J - , ' v - - ' 1 A.A. Association Proves That They Are Good Trojan Sports The Athletic Association of Pottstown High was com- posed of representatives of each class who participated in at least one sport or cheerleading. The Association sup- ported the entire athletic program and operated the stu- dent store daily before and after school. Candy, school supplies, and clothing were all big sellers. Advisor Mr. William McCabe could be found there every day at 2:30 dispensing Kit Kats and Cheese Snaks. The store's profits bought trophies and awards for outstanding Trojan ath- letes. ur, .9 gg A.A.BOARD. B. Wampole, D. Budrow, D. O'Blosser, J. Ingham, F. Ziegler, D. Via, R. Wedde, K. Rupert, T. Gofus, S. Bedell, K. Fox. A X A.A. OFFICERS. J. Ingham, R. Wedde, S. Bedell, K. Fox. gif lljgiflff - vw.. , :- f if f GOLD PATRONS if if ff Alfred H. Haas dz Mr. Charles E. Brown Red s Place Continental Bank Jerry S BCU'b9CU6d Fecera's Funiture Snow King Frozen F Keiser Chevrolet, Inc. Class of '76 Qsvs Twin County Construction Robert J. Sook Company Mr dt Mrs. Richard National Bank of Boyertown Prince's Bakery Supply Company Miller and Mohlerffl :rr S liili Carpet Outlet Loring Studios S The Guardian I l-l, i1.ili1. xfw- vw . 5?lRecticon + ff i S1'ARgg PATRONS ff + Fennell's Shop' Y' dz Mrs. Wilson Bedell Carpetland ,yii C R Penn State Cycles ep ' . Jay Lanes Harold Buick, Inc. ill A . , NYM... Mr. and Mrs. Richargilfatrigighl ' Hallman Insurance sclis Schaeffer's Getty R.F. Smale and Mr. dz Mrs. Danielg'Zipay Mr. Q..y 62 Mrs. lMr. Mrs. Mr. :Slit Mrs. R915 dz .Mr no ,liy Mrs. .,,, .. rw.. .,..n, 6 ,, K ,X 'S Mrs. Richard Dilliplane Rodman Dewitt Abram Ecker Richard Hoffert Kenneth Garner Paul Hauder Thomas Guest David Krupiak John R. Sell if BRONZE STAR PATRONS if A. Jackson Ecker, Plumbing and Heating Kiss Cycle Sales dz Service M 62 R Auto Body Shop Pottstown AMC The U.S. Axle Company,Inc. William E. Boalton - Plumbing and Heating Canning's Drug Store The Clothes Wagon , . Red Ki'effer's Auto Repair, Inc. A Friend . Gregory J. ,Lignelli,M.D. .I Holland-Moritz,Inc. 7 James J. Moore,Inc.i O Dr. C. R. Elicker Emery's Truck Rentals Howard G. Sokol, D.D.S. I r Thomas G. Herb, D. D. S. Gilbert-Tagert,Inc. - Realtors Penn Airways, Inc. Jams Pet Carnival Kenilworth Drive-In i A Friend from Snowdenville Holy Trinity Club ,S dz W Race Cars dz . Components, Inc. Kithara Music Shop, D'Antonio's Leisure Equipment, Inc. Dunn's Row Inn F Phillips Fashions Q Mr. dz Mrs. John Shanta Riccardi's Luncheonette Mack dt Nettles Howard Cates Ford West End Market Lee's Speed Shop Gus Shoe Repair Little John's Sandwich Shop Robinson!Streater Division of Clow Corporation Speedway Oil Doehler-Jarvis Division NL Industries, Incorporated Holiday Gulf Hinz - Florist Levengoods' Flower Shop Rixie Paper Products, Inc. Larry Ferraro - Student Ser- vices Company Pottstown Auto Refinishing Company, Inc. . Gordon R. Engle,Jeweler Valley American,Inc. Pottstown Refrigeration dz Ventilating Company, Inc. Carol's Outgrown Shop Shirley Brittingham Shop Rite of Pottstown Garfield Federal Savings and Loan Association BUSINESS PATRON S Jacob Pattern Works, Inc.. Mann's Towing Service F A. Weitzenkorns dz Sons Red Carriage Inn 'Sager Sager Associates Dr. Jay H. Smith Haag Bros. Beverages N. Palladino and Bros. Your Father's Mustache Pottstown NewCrete Products Mayer Pollack Roth Dry Cleaners Lincoln Underwear Company New York Store Bechtel's . Willauer Jewelers Woolworth's - Downtown Very Best Weiner Shop Industrial Valley Bank 8: Trust Company 'Spot and Slipper Slack Shack Ellis' Telephone Answering Service Norman and Joseph Raden Arrow Camera Shop, Inc. Joseph W. Moyer - Jeweler Jack Leary's Speed Shop The Boy's Linoleum W. M. Warrick - Jeweler Town Toy Company, Inc. Storb Travel Service Fiore's Super Markets Freeds Supermarket Kershner Furniture David R. Frain Beauty Salon Ringing Hill Orchards Houck Funeral Home Norrnanls Bicycle Shop Glenn H. Shollenberger Arco Service Nationwide Insurance - A. W. Millard, Agent Cotellese Bros. Amoco - Emergency Service 147 The Cup - Parker dz Viola 'Grow Howard Overholtzer O.B. Sales The Daffodil Shop H. Edward Quay - Weld- ing Specialties Sanders dz Thomas, Inc.g A Unit of STV, Inc. Yergey's Moving 62 Storage Jack Haberman, M.D. Smale's Printery Joell Card dz Gift Shop High Steel Structures Harry's Arco Brookside Country Club Paul Raetz - Electrical Contracting Professional Pharmacy G.L.Reinert Garage Hoffman's Auto Electric Company A Friend Harley's Auto Repair Kulp's Body Shop Strogus' Flower Shop di Greenhouses Frederick Bros.,Inc. Pearl Printz Beauty Salon Charles Automotive Service Laverne's Glass Shop Les Stephen's Plumbing and Heating C di T Sandwich Shop The Mercury Robert W. Evans,Real Estate Pottstown Roller Mill,Inc. First Federal Savings :iz Loan Association Don Sands, Inc. O'Reilly Tuxedos, Inc. Russel's Beauty Salon Pottstown Water Heater Company, Incorporated James E. Christman dz Son, Insurance Reading Foundry dz Supply Co. Ludwick Motors, Inc. Texaco- Beech di Charlotte Paprocki Refrigeration di Home Appliances Fisher-Hughes, Inc. Reed's Coal Yard Brewer's Outlet,Formerly Thrifty Beverages O'Dells Service Station Ralph E. Shaner dz Son - En- gineering Company Mr. Ji Mrs. Ralph R. Harp Marie's Flowers Downtown Motor Inn, Inc. , Pottstown Plating Works International Tire Warehousef' W.H. Saylor :Q Son Endicott-Johnson ' Burton's Wolf's VV V, V1V5V5lV Downtown 'Records ' li.l ,ffl Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Geisler I Agnes Edmunds Bridal cf: For- mals Dr. E.H. Wolfe Mr.c?zMrs. Charles Tornabene A Friend . , Mr. Anthony Smith Mr. dz Mrs. Lim Fong Anthony's Hair Styling Albert Piazea,VBarber Shop 5 TROI AD PATRON S I ..1w:.fzX. - Q -mfsw:zis.g L Wifi1??if?5s13?S3E5??9tl' in I' 1545 , . 4.5 ggggsea Maruilifgl. Cohen John J. Wright, D.QfS. Steve's North End Mower Shop Jack R. Wennersfgn,,.M.D. Gilbertsville.Golffclub I . 2 N orthf5End A Auto .'Mart' I' Dr. Ronald B. Gross' Anonymous . Gauger's Gulf Service Farmington Inn Ma.f1o?k,.1nc. fQ55f'f.tff . ifipf, I Son, I nc. fiInsurance755EfEQslQll', Dr. 6':lMrs. Grant Rohrbach lilg Rabbit's Antiques and Refin- -f ishing V V V Ltndg .V Lee Spohn. Bequ.ty,s,fg.5fg.4Fj. 'Slwliple 7' siii. Richards Beauty Salon I I Kern-Lessig Insurance Agency, Incorporated ' V Levewods . . Je! m.:r1 M. 'Ulf f i 5i ??fEf3?5?il3 i VIVVTGE by o I 1 , gtrv IL. Lawrence Qsiifgarner Y Dr. di: Mrs. H.C. Dr. dat Mrs. John Dabiniggiiffifi Dr.cS'z Mrs. Anthony DeNiQ?eo' Kranzley- Wrigley- Yergey- Daylor Ambrose B. Peterman ,V ,Associates..1rf sPft5g.-rl'Z , FV',Q,'ffijgV:A' Martzn Rawdin. A... it ,i'f fl lrllii 5 'Mr. dz MrsL,II'Williarn Collifltk Spencer I. Richmond, S 4'4?tSfSCh00l R 57 A Beaver9.Picture Paul'sfRepair Serbicieflf I Dininni's Fine Food Hatfieldldz Shaner' :E 'vJ:f,::EE..'. 'V ' VFW 1'ffr2'W'v' ' 5Full ServitgQ?Dry Cleaners A . .... ...sqpaviduwqlilgimn Plumbing ,. .,'IfiLlL. Qi.-i..??55fQlifl??'V'' 97WEw- W , , ff. -I S, -2sf.95s.f59i+2f'- ,,21s!' Stgrgs, . www. , AM. V 'gMCadow IITIUS, Russ and Toddfs' Used Cars' .Mr. cfz Mrs. Frank Heifer V , A Mr. 62 Mrs.-Vfginford F. Moyer VRMV- 495 M' .sz Mrggygrizziam Ted ' V 'TDR tg! Mrs., Ray E. Feickl .,f.r Mr. Mr. George. 62 Q.V,iRussell Rgpert Kovaclllkx. ffl A41Q9.llfis:fQ- as 4aMr. Ka Mrs.1IgescerReinltarft A 148 Mr. 9 Mrs. Paul Ladjanski Mr. Joseph Kacanda Mr. Joseph Derro Mr. Charles I. Hamilton Mr. Bryan Rendina Mr. Daryl J. Saylor Mr. 9 Mrs. Walter Nodolski Mr. 9 Mrs. Robert Griswold Mr. 9 Mrs. John Dilks Mrs. Patricia A. Gibson Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. John Gimont H. Buckingham Marlin Faust Joseph Pihanich Mr. 9 Mrs. Lee F. Bohner Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Lawrence Delewski G. Jan Fritz Wm. Giangiacomo Mr. 9 Mrs. Kenneth Heydt Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Ada Marie Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mrs. Grace Mr. 9 Mrs. James Leveille William McCabe Calvin Swavely Jarrett Earl H. Mock William Kerr Steimling Calvin Cressman Mr. 9 Mrs. Harold Beekley Mr. 9 Mrs. Robert Groff Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Marguerite H. Joseph Weikel Paul Bartchak Yost Mr. 9 Mrs. Edward Y. Good Mary Ann Laubmeier Joan C. Clark Nancy L. Roadcap Joy L. Alderfer Mary K. Pannebaker Mr. 9 Mrs. Dennis Whitfield Mr. 9 Mrs. Ben Eckroth Ms. Marlene Roth Mr. Thomas A. Palladino Mrs. Elizabeth A. Huddy Mr. 9 Mrs. John Durchin, Sr. Mr. Michael Novak Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Henry W. Munz O. Duane Chesney William Thornton J. Armato 9 Jenna Mrs. Jenis Pennypacker Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 49 Mrs. Mr. Nelson P. Burnett Mrs. Morell C. Smith Mrs. Margaret D. Foust Mr. 9 Mrs. Robert Petrilla Mr lMr PARENT PATRON S Mr. 49 Mrs..Arthur L. Green Mr. 9 Mrs. Joseph Rinaldi . 49 Mrs. Ronald DeBlase .9 Mrs. Harry Kephart Mr. 9 Mrs. John M. Horosky Mr. 9 Mrs. L. L.. Weidenbaugh Mr.. 9 Mrs. Thomas R. Henry Mr. 9 Mrs. Edward 0'Neill Mr. 9 Mrs. Michael Yekenchik Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Nicholas Noel Jacob W. Miller C. Donald Erb Jesse Smith Paul Takach Lester Weidner John Fazekas C. Victor Schirk Anthony LaScala J. Wilfred Forge Raymond Comtois John L. Felton Raymond Donnelly Jacob Arms, Jr. William F. Lamb Mr. Joseph Golightly Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mrs. Mario Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Hugh Falvey Stephen Hamilton W.O. Smith F. Bruce Buck Keith Grant Lester Dise, Sr. Lawrence Shupinsk Roger Leh Kenneth E. Read Ralph Richards Leonard Petro n King Harry Leh Alfonso Smith Mrs. Dorothy U. Little Mr. 49 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr.,9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Ralph R. Rhoads Arthur Staverosky John Friend, Sr. Charles Neeb, Sr. W. Bertram Tinney Donald Kuterbach William Lucas Harold Teel Raymond S. Tull John C. Yersak William H. Rogers Deane J. Cressman Neil Paules Gregory Stubanus Stanley Cimino i Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. J. Robert Tagert Garnet Nye . Joseph Gramata John S. Gofus John M. Bakay Douglas Schaeffer C. Roy Mest Carlos Ziegler Richard Foltz Edmund Williams Edward Ward Ralph Miller Douglas E. Moser Richard Dilliplane Richard Copenhaver Miss Elaine Richert Mrs. Cynthia Chappelka Miss Lucille Mentzer Mr. 9 Mrs. William Mignona Mr. 9 Mrs. Kenneth Garner Mrs. Alice Beasley Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Edward Leshinskie Paul A. Hauder David Pender Fred S. Weaver Joseph Wetzel Jack Patton, Sr. Weary Mike Siman George C. Maute Richard Stetler James Burton The Bedells Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr: 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. John Wentzel,Jr. Robert Bealer Donald Myers, Sr. Alfred Shantz Chas. Hartenstine David Krupiak Warren Moyer Harry Knittle Raymond O'Neill Mrs. Frances Righter Mr. 9 Mrs. John Lemons Mrs. L. M. Musser Mr. 9 Thomas Weber Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Mr. 9 Mrs. Paul Drumhellerf George Hampton Curtis Clouser Marvin Whitehurst Gerald Bush Samuel Skean Donald A. Rupert Harold C. Dunlap Dennis Ladjanski Pollock Big Ron Henry Andy Nodolski Rocky KW .D1nQmits.J1m Diane :Q Bi7l5ii'?'Wi':5lii''lwfsfsiffwwfwrf ' Dolores Gramata Diane Dilks ' ' , ,, Sue Stau :Q Barry Fisher Tony :Q Joany Debbie Kelley Park Boys Vicki Fong Dave Smith :Q Cindy Neri Debbie Shuree Jan :Q Kurt Dauidheiser Dave Reinert :Q Donna Weidner Dewey and Karen Allen McClain :Q Cindy Burton Steve Schirk . x r 1 Lug c -f Kathy LaScala' it Catherine. E. Foley ' F. Lamar Foley, Jr. Bme'Ja'Foley:f ' Bill Benedetto flGmeeR,f1hn ic Sheryl-n-Randy Chick-n-Cherie I C0rky :S':,C0key '1' ,H ' Angie ' ' V5.5 Bob Dames :Qc'Tina Krupiak W Scrabble Champ of 213 Dave :Q Diane Jim :Q Margo Erich :Q Michele Brian :Q Brenda Greg Hoffmaster :Q Lora Ech. M,-,H -'V rYrf:?r?1Ff:+?fA fo: STUDENT Cindi Rogan Helen-Anthony Mary :Q Abe Ecker Kathy L. Kovach Cindy A. Kouach Robbie S. Kovach ' 3BetSy J. K ovach PATRON S 1 . Chick' f-'i A Denise Nagy :Q Dau Pork :Qi Dee Foxy S Scott :Q Lee Janet :Q Dove .Gregggfsfilsusan BzatkAsnv y PamfHazel :Q Mike Hummit Mona Smith Corie :Q Rob JimMHuddy Vickie. A Friend cnrisyxoren Su'ej:Q 'Randy' Fredgthe K Leslie Eliades Griz, Chris,:Q Jamie 1 if. -F-??::gq1e.y iq, e 5Riehards Brittihgham Danny Paul :Q Kelley Rooney Kelly Q Joe .Ggil'Hoffeff y , . Troiad5Business Staff ' V fSea bass Ddve'Cimino Stevi David- Myers :Q Denise Long Weasle Fang Sass ' Binker ' Gary :Q Sandy i - t , VVJ' Qmfjf Joh'n.Lichtley :Q Mike Reisig Carol Tahach ., 5 Gwen :Q-Tony Troiad Business Staff '76 j Brad :Q Janis Albert Nye Jeff :Q Joan Missy Miller A JintQCarlisle :Q Lori Hallman Jo Mc-Allister y A J Marget Brian ' Jay Herrlinger :Q Becki Krupiahgc. Q 1 i tlfdtgjjilgflfieffer V V . Sue Bedell- f .,'i ' :pw AA'f'ei-..IST!if?3??2'l1CQP2flliGv2f J B L Debbie If x . if . - .',, fy 7 Kathy Bealer Q ' A f422Ff1ifhpZi6elf:f L Todd-n7Lorraine V Lee anebzgfe A ' Doug :Q Karen Claudia Henry . Liz Gittingsl Q J ' Zappa M Ed :Q MaryfgKay -Marty :Qi Joni ' Leroy :Q Barb Joann Derr Joan Emery Lilwrencet Venarehik :Q1-Pat Rogers A 7fheiBoabl .Club j ' BetIi,Huddy ' Jodi Legutko :Q Bar Messer ,y Randy Reigner :Q Carol Turnbach Rfcktvvvfdhefsef -ff Debwe.Ludy i. Nfiffffflffiiff Jim' f V. i . Mark Billy :Qt Lori Shaner A DeeiNagle 'l27Eff'7-Iartmanetffzta. Tom'Nagle Park Boys Publisl'iertAoierican Yearbooliffompanyii 3' 780 copiesgprinted' in Topeka,lKansas A ' Type Century Schoolbook Italics ' ' ,w V Photography Loring Studios I A ' V , ' Cover 'photography by Mr.'Jack Zehrt of St. Louis, Missouri? f - A . Sharon :Q Roy Kathy dz Dave Tony LaScala Karen H. Randy Erb Mindy Schultz :Q Doug Schucker Dana Haag Terri :Q Murph Joe :Q Deb Enid :Q Greg Shirl Mortz 6 M Bones Mike :Q Bert Jeff Drumheller Tim' Holleran Gail-:Q Allen Andrea Paremba :Q Dave Binder George 76 Staffy 76 Jim :Q Colleen Marcus S. Daniel Jim Vlahos :Q Bonnie Mignona Bev Schaeffer Todd :Q Darcy Marty :Q Marcy Berwinnie :Q Bennie Mick :Q Bobbi-V' 'Q Jake Arms . Karen Jones Kye W Arkr, 2' iiGus :Q Anne 'rf' Mary Munch V Q Alfie Gene Weaver 787 Jace Weaver 74 Wedge :Q Patt Lynn Rightnour. Jack Patton, , Kawasaki Kidd -, , Horse ' gf- , Bess Simon Debbie B. at John z. Rozi Zep L John :Q Annette EE 110148 49 31:15 ' ' 7-.Bill.82'.L0,riI5,'I1gE53fil,55257. Donna Marie Ki . H8 A Jim Campitelli :Q Lisa Benash j Rob Francis :Q Carol Righter A ' John :Q Donna ,. Kathy Rupert- M Ted Rupert ff i ., Sam Skeqnr. '. if: Allison :Q M:1n:15Z'McMullen Pam :Q Kevin ' Specialggitftures were contributed by Mr. Tom Kelly: . and Mr.ff2JTbhniStrickler ofthe. ,Pottstown Merqiliy, A Mr. Martinf5Durchin,A'Mr4., MiChQ?liJ0n93Q in e Calvin Cressman. . 'V , A ffff3if 150 ga ike Kulp For more than 200 years America has been building its history . . . men, events, laws, wars . . . star-spangled, heart-throbbing successes and hang-dog, ignominious failures. Day by day men lived and worked, and from their lives his- tory emerged. Those individual men probably could see only their own roles. Could they know the proud sum of their efforts? Did they know they were building a free society of free men? What special significance does the bicenten- nial hold for the Class of '76? What does the bicentennial mean? It meansthat I am proud to be an American. I am proud 'to salute my flag. In a voice that is loud and firm and sure, I am proud to pledge allegiance to my country. It is not perfect, but it is a country strong enough to tolerate dissent . . . honest enough to examine its faults in public . . . confident enough to live with an uncensored press. I have more freedom than any other man on the face of the earth. I am proud to be an American . . . without any qualifying adjectives. America is not anything if it consists of each of us. It is something only if it consists of all of us banded together in a common enterprise. With the blessing of God, that common enter- prise is to build a country of wisdom, of peace, of liberty, and of union. The bicentennial is a rebirth of Union. I From many, one. E pluribus unum. 1976 I i s l, -- .w..,.,lM V -NG Back qv -. N X if i a is so far lived fa iv - Qw 3 W A,,.....,,,-,M FA, ..., f 'wh aff-ul Q nfl Mi f notff'-' place A vv 1 A . 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 ? f A, -I 5 'y J. A X' Ji, J 1 '1 11 1 1 5 1' 'I 1 1 '1 11 1, 1.111 1 1 1. 1 Y 1. W., m X. 1 ,. V. ,K 54.4 ml .E in if E71 1 1 V 5-Q , Y . 1 5 .1 - -1 14--,, Q 1 'Y - I . ' I 1 I ' 1 1 'L 1 11 1 .1 1 H ,1 ' 1 1'g 1 Ll ' .4 3 ' V' -1!, 1 1 ,5 tl I ' L 1 I 1 1 1 I I 3 51 1 3 ,1 1 I 'F 4 I , 1 i l 1 3 lg 'A , 1 3, D Vi! rxirf E :mi rf, WMU! 19,1 1 l . 1 1v, st 1.11. .. A -L . 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