Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

Axim ix . VV XJ W WA lsf,k'k' V X IQ. F92 Xgjf Nl Pottstown Senior High School Pottstown, Pennsylvania TROIAD 979 Volume No. XLII Editor-in-chief .... Senior Editor .... Sports Editor ...... Head Photographer Editorial Advisor. . Business Managers Business Advisor . . N. .--lf, . . , .Charles Garner . . . . . .Michael Endy . . . . . .Donald Lash . . . .Delmar Shelton . . . . .Elizabeth Huddy . . . . . .Marcia Smale Donna Stevenson . . . .Robert Kovach Dedication Classroom People Activities Sports Patrons Final Note The 1979 Troiad staff takes great pride in selecting an exceptionally worthy dedicatce. Admired, athletic, attractive, and amiable - these are accolades that describe the lady whom we honor today. As a student at Pottstown High School her activities included basketball, lacrosse, AA Board, and class cabinet. She was the captain of the twirling corps and the business man- ager of the 1967 Troiad. After being graduated from West Chester State College, she returned to Pottstown High to teach physical education and health. In addition to her teaching she has coached almost every girls' sport and has served as advisor to the Classes of 1976 and 1978. Cur- rently she is the coach of lacrosse and girls' tennis and is a ccrsponsor of the Girls' Leader Corps. Her accomplishments are many. In an incredible year she coached two teams - lacrosse and girls' basketball - to Ches-Mont championships. She was selected Outstanding Coach of 1978 by the Tri-County Old Timers Association. The quantity of her accomplishments is surpassed only by the quality of her work. As a coach she emphasizes winning but also stresses attitudes, self-esteem, and school pride. As a teacher she has tremendous rap- port not only with her athletes but with all students at P.H.S. As a woman she demon- strates competitiveness combined with femi- nine poise. 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Derr Assistant to the superintendent Assistant to the superintendent .i,. .zw-wr e2QfW ' Q 2 W ua lf,-vr q john Armam Knhryn Arms Chucks Avery 3 2 I x Q Q s I a a , 2 3 E E E z I 2 5 i E i 1 1 5 E E S E 2 5 ? 5 3 3 1 3 3 3 5 5 E 5 s z e z 5 3 E . 4 e F TOP ROW: Carroll Bechtel,-Icnis Bechtel, Ire Bohner. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Bright, Nel- son Burnett, Terry Burnley. . gtg ,f Nobody laughs at Robert Garlington! lm. ilu C' ,fri B.. Accounting students sum it up. Hey, teach, I forgot my books! , .. ., ,.,., .,, gg a A , Accounting pupil Darlene Thorpe takes no time to rest. Hp.-u ' 1 ' A-M YW - ...i.',...3'i.i:QQ..,: -7 Q- ' i i i. .. .f Lori Puterbaugh, Sue Wilhelm, and Robert Little .41 Hey, buddy! Look at me when l'm talking to you! ht Keep your palms off the typewriter! TOP ROW: Donna Carpenter, Cynthia Chappelka, Deane Cressman. BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Cressman, Ronald Davidheiscr, Carolyn Day. wwrf -r 3 W J' 'M Vo-Tech Students Build Solid Foundations Gary Moyer draws up plans. Pam Whitehead, Tina Cotellese, and Debbie Stroop Wloocl you believe what-Iim Lammey is doing? His bark is worse than his bite. reflect upon careers. Tina Mack's revival Natalie Bicer, Tina Cotellesc, Chris McKim, and Monica jones think Cosmetology is thc write thing to do. iv'-N VQ V, t Lawrence Dclcwski joseph Derro Angela DiPietro jim Edwards Barbara Eschbach Marlene Falvey Deborah Fisher jack Friend Mr. Owens instructs industrial arts. When Mr. Kovach talks, everybody listens! ...fv- t . f Auto shop sparks Tony lrvan, Ronald Wolfgang, and Carl Kecfcr. G. jan Fritz William Giangiacomo Lou Varady grinds away. Mr. Horosky conducts auto shop symphony orchestra. Chris Eliadcs makes a good connection. Kane anyone give mc the answer? 4 G M is : ff at at ,s ' a aa l y .,t q . , Q3 if ' A li Food service students are Debbie Ewing, Cindy Ledford, and Kathy Rivenburg, All right, you guys, who took my tire? -iw,-...J joseph Golightly Helen Good Keith Grant Gail Gross jane Guest Geri Hadley gif 'W f 'r ba hoo Tony Miller files away. House we supposed to do ir? gm pm 'WM E l Vx' A' Ronald Hallman , ,A try Y , , Lawrence Harvey f f Lime Hcydt I' 1, Mjff L A joan Hopkins f-IIN - 5' Hung up on reading! . 5 .,'o'a C: as-A'--Q.. ,,,, H- H This job is electrifying. E E john Horosky W I in 5' 'J Donald House If you can'r beat ir, ea: it! Wcslq Galamba stacks it up. L f A N Edward lxshinskic james Lcvcille Stcvc Lloyd Tom Sivco, Diane Shaner, and Richard Buzta john Duttcnhofcr getting down to business. Daniel Ludwig Mary Marldcy Pat Milzntoni Cutting 3 K ,v , Stacey lrh studies hcr English. Pam Weidner is baffled by algebra. k ,,,- Michacl Missimcr Margaret Munz Elaine Noel rx! 5' , 16 Susie B. in S A T, joey Favors cramming for a rest. Class Y Y Michael Novak Lou Olivieri Edward O'Neill ffyrww PHS Provides for Special Interests and eeds Richard Owens Thomas Palladi no 7 . A if.. Neil Paulcs Frank Pignataro Peter Reigner M . Mrs. Barbour is a prize boxer, Glenn Butler TOP: Sheila White. BOTTOM: Bandmembers Suc Brennan and Karen Shawell cheer the Tro ians. A.- me , , --1 TOP: Mary Yonas and Beth Bebh. BOTTOM: Laura Hart with bandmembers jessica Swavely and Beth Reed. Nl,-tkgtgitfl. ,. 29 w ' john Wheatley Mr. Lamb and Mr. Luckenbill .Lil .E in . , --.g f11 r vn ..----ft' 'M' W O rm... ttt 2 Mr, Lloyd and Rcncc McAlpinc TOP: Bccky's favorite color is Hazel, BOT- TOM: Todd Encly LPN Bryan Rcndina x e William Rogers Daryl Saylor Bertram Scanlin Frances Smith See A, 40060 8? 3 7 ..,, ' W A X AQZ.: jack Strange David Strock k fn - a Y X n Joanne Swavcly Wayne Thomas Raymond Tull fggrigiiiggf Q- fw. a :gf--Q . 4 Y.- 1f'?E4?!iS?55? , . if sg 2 .1 4' gb UUFNQ., 'fi-vm ,av-ef .. -v'h 2 5 223 2 FF' 1 :W ,Wd-M--Q, Barbara Thomron if br., ,I W. ' Dzmel Weller Elxzabeth Wells Gene Louise Whistler Thomas Work .l0hF1 YCl'5lk 1l anon Q4 I , , .,A at PH Aides Keep School Standards ,3 ' Kathryn Weikel ,.e. . w. -.---f W -fmggwwx ,, , . , CAFETERIA VVORKERS. FIRST ROW: L. Kass, A. Grofl,j. Bartchak, F. Keeler, M. Harp, F. Saylcr, M. Burclen,,I. Leh, M. Miller, B. Mcurar, M. Yost. SECOND ROW: D. Diener, H. Gephart, N, Faulk,j. Henry, D. Lutz, H. Wenrzel, G. Fright. George Tercfenko and Valerie Summers Todd Conway munches out Robert Alting,-Iohn Moniz, Stanley Bender Bless this meat and ler's eat! jessica ancl Diane have Spare change. 5 i xh,' ski Stage 1 iance 1 L.:.:.,mwe X 1 ?1 hman foo:- pnior edu- senior ation, ww-ww :ation Nlews, Fresh- Ionor tion, Jpho- k nhysi- kball, foot- 2 Y e 2 l 1 ! i I w Z Y i 1 l n I S f PE P LE President Sue Tracc 10 xnwuuuw - OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: Sue Trace, jane Geyer, Holly Geiser, Tcrri Rinaldi. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Rendina, Donna Stevenson, Debbie Buckley, Mr. Saylor. ,,,,,Wn , ,, Seniors: Search for Tomorrow We, the senior class of P.H.S., would like to take this oppommity to express our grati- tude to the many people who have helped us through our high school years. First, we would like to thank the Class of 1980 for being the little guys in our first year. You gave us many laughs and someone to pick on. Secondly, we would like to thank the fac- ulty with whom we have spent the last three years. We thank you for Mr. Avery's sponsor- ing 79 activities, Mr. Rendina's method, Mr. Kovach's making our yearbook financially possible, Mr. Milantoni's regimented Key Club, Mr. Leveille's faith in us, Mr. Strock's job hunting and Mr. Armato's Pray tell . . . We are grateful for Mrs, Beekley's patience, Mr. Fritz's unbreakable thermos bottles, Mr. Kacanda's guidance, Mr. Tull's endless notes, Mr. Baker's snap, and Mr. Leshinskie's unembellished stories. We appreciate Mrs. Swavely's diction, Mr. Wel- ler's sense of humor, Mrs. Noe1's map tests, Mr. Olivieri's Q.E.D.'s, and Mr. Delewski's Polish jokes. Finally, we would like to thank the admin- istration. We will never forget Mr. Smith's cheerleading squad, Mr. Karin's announce- ments, or Mr. Yaremchuk's pressed jeans. Most important of all, what do we say to each other? Thanks for your picture. Thanks for what you wrote in my yearbook. Thanks for the memories. Thank you for being my friend. Class of 1979 June eleventh 1 David Albright Valerie Andrews l.isa Baglivio Carol Barndt David Albright 40 West Sixth Street, . .College preparatory, . .baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 football 9, 10, 11, 12. Valerie Andrews M-4 Myrtle Street . . . Business education . , . basketball 95 choir 115drama club 125 track 9. Christine Antonio 592 North Charlotte Street . . . Home economics . . , girls' cha ms 9, 10. Kathleen Axsmith 812 North Evans Street . . . Cosmetology. Lisa Baglivio 2811 Saylor Avenue . . . Secretarial . . . all-school musical 125 cabinet 10, ll, 125 cheerleaders 95 class play 11, 125 drama club 11, 125 G.L.C. 10,11, 125 hockey 10, 115 Honor Society 11, 125 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 125 P.H,S. News, typist 125 ski club 105 student secretarial service 125 Troiad, typist 12. Carol Barndt 450 Manatawny Street . . . Business education. Alonzo Bartlett 328 Oak Street . . . Trade industrial. Beth Bebb 532 North Evans Street. . . College preparatory. . . all-school musical 125 bowling 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 125 class play 11, 125 color guard 105 Honor Society 11, 125 lacrosse 11, 125 P,H.S. News, business 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 5 student government 11, 125 Trojan Girls 10. Kenneth Behle 974 Hale Street . , . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 class play 115 Honor Society 11, 125 ski club 9, 10, 11, 125 stage band 9, 10, 11, 125 tennis 9. Denise Bicer 851 Spruce Street. . . Health service. . .cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 cheerlead- ers 9, 10, 115 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 lacrosse 95 Troian Girls 105 twirlers 10, 11, 12, David Binder 1066 Park Drive . . . College preparatory . . . golf 9, 10, 11, 125 wres- tling 9, 10. Margo Boekhoudt 418 Beech Street. . .Business education. . .G.L.C. 12. Cynthia Boughter 164 Sunrise lane , . . Business education . . . cabinet 125 drama club 125 flag barons 105 flag corps 9, 125 indoor color guard 9, 125 Trojan Girls 10. Cynthia Boyer 555 North Evans Street . . . Home economics . . . A,A. Board 11, 125 Trojan Girls 12. Robert Boyle 527 Clearview Street . . . Trade industrial. Adrienne Bozorth 455 Spring Street . . . Secretarial . . . cabinet 105 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 10, 125 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 125 P.H.S. News, typist 125 ski club 125 Troiad, typist 12, 41 Christine Antonio Kathleen Axsmith Alonzo Bartlett Beth Bebb Kcrmeth Behle Denise Bicer David Binder Margo Boelthoudt or Cynthia Boughter Cynthia Boyer Robert Boyle Adrienne Bozorth Shirley Bransfield Miqhggl B,-am Kathleen Bressi Shu-on B,-own A. Dale Butler Lgwfgncg Byrd SYCVC C1mPCrson Abigail Celinskis Shirley Bransfield 1027 Hale Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 125 Anchor Club 11, 125 cabinet 105 class play 11, 125 drama club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 guitar club 115 ski club 10, 125 student government 115 district chonis 11, 12. Michael Brant 304 Lincoln Avenue. . .Occupational education. Kathleen Bressi 645 North Charlotte Street . , . Business education . . , Anchor Club 11, 125 indoor color guard 9,10, 11, 125 rifle corps 9510, 11512. Sharon Brown 543 Grant Street . . . Business education . . . cheerleaders 10, 11, 125 track 9, 105 Troiad, business 125 Trojan Girls 9, 10, ll. William Brown 378 North Evans Street . . . Business education . , . baseball 11, 125 football 11, 12. Deborah Buckley 420 Glasgow Street. . . Health service . , . all-school musical 125 bowling 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 class play 125 explorers' club 105 flag corps 95 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 health room aides 125 Honor Society 125 indoor color guard 95 ski club 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Troiad, business 11, 125 Trojan Girls 12. Dale Butler R-4 Ryan Street. . . Occupational education . . .basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Iawrence Byrd 515 Chestnut Street . . . Trade industrial . , . baseball 95 track 105 winter track 10. Robert Cable 387 Potts Court . . . Trade industrial . . . football 9, 10, 11, 125 wres- tling 9. Sandra Campbell 454 Chestnut Street . . . Business education. Steve Camperson Winding Road . . . Trade industrial. Abigail Cclinslcis 1141 South Street. . .Trade industrial . . .band 95 ski club 9, Robert Chapman 112 Walnut Street. , . Business education . . . wrestling 9. Michael Chonka 328 Glasgow Street . . . Trade industrial. William Brown Deborah Buckley Robert Cable Sandra Campbell l Robert Chapman Michael Chonka Q A L .L 7' ,,.,.---- ,mea 4.,.xwA Q 3. 5 . Vi .f Q.. wk W,--.... Richard Clouser Kenneth Cotton Anna Cousins Robert Crews 5 Todd Daniels Patricia Davidheiser Terri Davis Chnstine Dennis Linda Detar Lisz Dezura Timmy Dice Faye Dinnocenti Richard Clouser 241 Master Street. . . Trade industrial. Kenneth Cotton 756 Walnut Street . . , Trade Industrial. Anna Cousins 41 Boone Court . , . Ann . . , College preparatory . . . cabinet 10, 11, 12, G.L,C. 11, 12, hockey 9, 11, lacrosse 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, ll, 12, track 9, 10, 11, Troiad, business 12, winter track 10, 11. Robert Crews 450 West Walnut Street . . . Trade industrial. Todd Daniels 1236 Queen Street . . . College preparatory . , . band 9, 10, 11, 12, cab- inet 10, 11, 12, explorers' club 10, golf 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 9, 10, stage band 9, 10, 11, 12, tennis 11, 12, wrestling 9. Patricia Davidheis-er 56 West Third Street . . , Business education . . . cabinet 11, 12, smdent govemment 10, 11, 12. Terri Davis 622 North Evans Street , . . Business education . . . basketball 10, cabi- net 10, 11, 12, cheerleaders 9, 10, 11,G.I..C. 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12. Christine Dennis 1090 North Warren Street . . , Chrissy . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Homecoming 12, Honor Society 11, 12, twirlers 9, Linda Detar 880North Evans Street . . , Deet . . , College preparatory . . . all-school musical 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 10, 11,12, Honor Society 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, ski club 10, 11. Lisa Dezura 1007 Logan Street . . , College preparatory . . . cabinet 10, 11, 12, cheer- leaders 10, 11, 12, class play 11, G.L.C. 11, 12, hockey 9,1O, ll, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, ski club 10, 11, Trojan Girls 10. Timmy Dice 534 Chestnut Street. . .Trade industrial. Faye Dinnoccnti 1036 Logan Street . . . College preparatory , . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, class play 11, explorers' club 11, 12, G.L.C. 11, guitar club 11, ski club 9, student govem- ment 11, 12, tennis 9, 10, 11, Trojan Girls 10, Troiad, photography 12. William Dougherty 74 South Charlotte Street . . . Trade industrial. 'Thin-..... William Dougherty Matthew Dransfield Denise Dunlap Linda Duttenhofer Donna Endress Michael Endy joey Favors April Fazekas Tracy Feroe Robert Fine 'I jugs Emest Eagle Shannon Emery Mark Evans Robert Faust Matthew Dransfield 565 North Manatawny Street . . . College preparatory . . . class play 11, 12, cross country 10, ski club 12, track 9. Denise Dunlap 845 Queen Street . , . Secretarial . . . cabinet 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, P.H.S, News, typist 12, Troiad, typist 12, student secretarial service 12. Linda Duttenhofer 853 North Evans Street . . . Dutt . . . College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 10, Anchor Club 11, 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 125 P.H,S. News, business 10, 11, 12, student govemment 9, 10, Emest Eagle 24992 Beech Street. . .Trade industrial, Shannon Emery 1031 Elmwood Drive. . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, choir 12, flag corps 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 11, 12, Trojan Girls 10. Donna Endress 1425 Queen Street . . . Business education . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, lacrosse 11, 12, tennis 10, 11, 12. Michael Endy 424 Apple Street . . . Chico . . . College preparatory . . , cabinet 11, 12, class play 11, 12, Homecoming 12, Honor Society 12, Key Club 12, P,H.S. News, business 11, 12, P,H,S, News, editorial 11, 12, Troiad, business 12, Troiad, editorial 10, 11, 12, choir 12. Mark Evans 191 Reynolds Avenue , . . Trade industrial , . . golf 9. Robert Faust 943 Queen Street. . .Trade industrial. Joey Favors 642 Walnut Street . . . College preparatory . . . class play 11, 12, Honor Society 12. April Fazekas 358 West King Street . . . Health service . . . explorers' club 10, Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, twirlers 9. Tracy Feroe 349 Rosedale Drive . . . College preparatory . . . hockey 10, 11, Honor Society 11, lacrosse 10, 11, G.L.C. 10, 11, Homecoming 9, 10, cheerleaders 9. Robert Fine 566 Belmont Street. . .Tradeindustrial. . .baseball11,12, A5 5 1 Q 4171 1 1 i , I f 5 4 'sv' 7-u 0' Z J 9 1 'eg-4 r A i 5 1 1 2 1. 2 fs H11 4. 1 -.,,, ff mg i. ff v an My 4 za Q X. ,fzylmhg Rodgette Flynn 641 Walnut Street . . . Business education. Inwrence Foltz 850 North Evans Street . . . Trade industrial . . . bowling 9, 10, 11 12,golf 9, 10, 11. Steven Foulkes 718 Walnut Street , . . Trade industrial , . , basketball 11, 12, foot- ball 11. Holly Fox 9 East Fourth Street . . . Health services . . . cabinet 12, French Club 10, Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, hockey 9, 10, 11, Honor Society 12, tennis 9, 10. Edward Frederick 35 Beech Street. . .Trade industrial. Edward Fremmerlid 1145 Queen Street , , . Trade industrial. David Fronheiser 63 Edgewood Street , . . Fronnie , . . Business education . . . all school musical 9, 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, choir 12, class play 11, 12 drama club 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, editorial 11, Honor Society 12, ski club ll, 12, tennis y O,11,T 'fd,b ' 2. 1 mu usmcssl Rodgett Flynn Lawrence Foltz Harry Fry 351 North Charlotte Street. , .Trade industrial. Karen Fry 204 North York Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 10, 11, cabinet 10, 11, 12, explorers' club 11, Honor Society 11, 12, indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 12, rifle corps 9, 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12, Trojan Girls 10. Anita Fulwood D-4 Myrtle Street . , , Business education. john Galamba 1078 North Warren Street . . . Trade industrial . . , ski club 9, 10, 11, 12, Woodrow Garber 851 South Street. . .Woody. . .Trade industrial. Charles Garner 1121 High Street . . . Chuck . . . College preparatory . . . golf 10, 11, 12, Homecoming 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, student government 10, 11,Tr0i1d, editorial 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12. Hollandra Geiser 225 North Penn Street . . . Holly . . . Secretarial . . . all-school musical 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, choir 9, 10, class play 12, drama club 9, Q 12, explorers' club 11, French Club 9, 10, 12, G.L.C. 11, health room aides 12, Honor Steven Foulkes- Holly Fox Edward Frederick Edward Fremmerlid David Fronheiser Harry Fry Karen Fry Anita Fulwood J. Wesley Galamba Woodrow Garber A t Charles Garner Hollandra Geiser Society 12, ski club 12, P.H.S. News, business 12, P.H.S. News, typist 12, stage band 9, 10, 11, 12, student government 12, Troiad, business 12, Troiad, typist 12, student secretar- ial service 12. Melanie Gephart 411 South Street . . . College preparatory . . ,lacrosse 9, 10, 11. jane Geyer 37 East Fourth Street . . . College preparatory . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12g explorers' club 11, G.L.C. 11, 12, hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, ll, 12, ski club 105 Troian Girls 10. jean Geyer 57 East Fourth Street . . . Cosmetology . . . cabinet 11, 12, Homecoming 11, ski club 11, 12, tennis 10, 11,Trojan Girls 10, 11, -lacy Gillis 715 Grant Street . . . Secretarial . , . cheerleaders 9, P.H.S. News, typist 12, student government 9, Troiad, typist 12, student secretarial service 12. Alben Gombos 240 Beech Street . . . Steve . . . College preparatory . . . baseball 10, basketball 9, football 12, track 9, 11, 125 winter track 10, 12, B.L.C. 12. Roben Greenawalt 779 North Charlotte Street . . . Greeny . . . College preparatory . . .band 9, 10, 11, 124 cross country 11, 12g football 10, French Club 11, track 10, 11, 12, wintertrack10,11,l2gB.L.C.12. Ruben Grepps 824 South Street . . . Trade industrial. Michael Griesemer 360 Apple Street. . .Trade industrial. . .football 10, 12. lawrence Grofr' 317 North Evans Street . , . Business education . . , all-school musi- cal 12, band IO, 11, 12g cabinet 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, drama club 11, 12, student government 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12, T.l.E. 11. Debra Gumbarge 14 West Third Street . . . Business education . . . bowling 11, 12, explorers' club 10, guitar club 11, tennis 9, Melinda Haas 1145 South Street . , . Mindy . . . Business education . . . band 9, 10, explorers' club 11, Honor Society 12, ski club 9, 10, 11, 12, track 93 Troiad, business 12, dental clinic aide 11, 12. Gary Hall 217 South Roland Street . . . Business education . . .baseball 10. K A Steven Gombos Robert Greenawalt Robert Grepps Michael Griesemer Iaurence Groff Debra Gumbarge l Melinda Haas Gary Hall 1 Pamela Hall Cheryl Hamlette john Handberry Denise Haring Kendrell Harrison Pamela Hall 157 Potts Drive . . . Business education , . . band 9, 10, 11, 12, drama club ll. Donna Hallman 614 Spruce Street . . . College preparatory . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, business 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Cheryl Hamlette 424 Beech Street. . . Business education. . .color guard 10. john Handberry 539 Lincoln Avenue. . .Occupational education, Denise Haring 1025 Queen Street . . . Dee . . . College preparatory . , . Anchor Club 11, 12, attendance office 10, class play 11, 12, explorers' club 113 Honor Society 11, 125 P.H.S. News, business 12, P.H.S. News, editorial 125 Troiad, business 11, 12. Cynthia Harris 754 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . cabinet 11, cheerleaders 10, ll, 12, G.l..C. 12. Steven Hatfield Kendrell Harrison 540 Beech Street . , . Trade industrial . . . football 9, 10, ll, 12, track 9, 10, ll, 12. Lea Ann Hartman 401 North York Street . . . Cosmetology. Steven Hatfield S55 Hale Street . . . College preparatory . . . chess 11, 12, Key Club 10,11,12gsoccer11,l2. Rebecca Hazel 311 jefferson Avenue . , . Food service . . , class play 12g drama club 12, guitar club l1,Troiad, business 12. Robert Henninger 823 Queen Street . . . Business education . . . tennis 10, track 9. jeffrey Hofmann 1028 Terrace lane . . . Trade industrial. Robert Henninger Donna Hallman Cynthia Harris Ica Ann Hartman Rebecca Hazel jeffrey Hofmann Patricia Holinka Caren Holsberger Gwen Hums Kathryn ,Jarrett Stanley jones Patricia Holinka 1081 Park Drive . . . Cosmetology . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 cheer- leaders 10,115explorers' club 10, 115 G,L.C. 10, 125 hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Homecoming 10, 11, 125 lacrosse 9, 105 ski club 10, 115 Trojan Girls 10. Patrick Holler-an 311 Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . . winter track 9. Cat-en Holsberger 986 North Warrm Street . . . Hols , . . College preparatory , . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 explorers' club 10, 11, G.L.C. 10, 11, 125 hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 125 ski club 105 Trojan Girls 10. Jodie Hudson 535 Beech Street . . . Business education , . . basketball 9, 115 softball l 1. Gwen Hums 857 North Franklin Street . . . Business education . . . guitar club 115 hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 lacrosse 11, 12. P ' kH Il , imc 0 :mn David jackson 729 Grant Street . . . College preparatory . , . cross country 10, 11, 125 track 10, 11, 125 winter track lo, ll,12. Kathrynjarrett E-3 Myrtle Street. . .Secretarial Tracyjeffries 655 Walnut Street. , .Business education, . .chess 9. Sandra johnson 724 Walnut Street . . . College preparatory . , . cabinet 9, 10, 115 choir 9, 115 girls' chonis 9, 115 Honor Society 125 library aides 105 rifle corps 95 student government 11, 125 T.I.E. 10, 11. Randalljones 137 Gable Avenue. , ,Tracleindustrial Stanley jones 834 Brookside Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . golf 9, 10, 115 soc- cer 11, 12. Robert joseph 544 Mervine Street . . . BJ. . . . Trade industrial , , , band 9, 10, 11, 12. Jodie Hudson David jackson Tracy Jef fries Sandra johnson Randalljones Robert joseph Joanne Kauffman 2 East Fifth Street . . . Health service . . . cabinet 11, 125 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 tennis 9, 10, ll, 12. Carl Keefer 895 South Street . , . Trade industrial. Barbara Keeley 885 South Street . . , Business education. jeffrey Keough 217 Master Street . . . College preparatory, Michael Kerr 210 Reynolds Avenue . . , College preparatory . . . baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 basketball 9511. Lori K.irlin 302 North York Street . . . Cosmetology . . . student government 12. David Knittle 51 East Fifth Street . , , Trade industrial . . . football 10, 11. Keith Kordish 4 West Fourth Street . . , Trade industrial. Doreen Komoski 831 North Adams Street , . . Business education . . , A.A, Board 115 basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 cabinet 10, l1,125G.L.C. 10511, 125 hockey 10, 11, 125 lacrosse 9, 10,115 125 Trojan Girls 10. Dale Kreider 1778 Cherry lane . . . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 bowl- ing 125 choir 11, 125 ski club9, 105 stage band 9, 10, 11, 125 track 9. Dennis Kriaky 1213 North Franklin Street . . . College preparatory . . . A,A. Board 115 baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Patricia Iadjanski 726 Glasgow Street. . . Business education. , .G,L.C. 11, 125 ten- nis10,11,12. james Lammey 234 West King Street . . . Trade industrial, Beth lang 940 North Evans Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 125 band 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 choir 125 class play 115 drama club 10, 11, 125 explorers' club 115 flag corps 9, 105 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 125 P.H.S. News, editorial 125 stage band 10, 11, 125 tennis 115 Troiad, business 11, 12. Michael Kerr Lori Kirlin Doreen Komoski Dale Kreider james Lammey Beth Lang joanne Kauffman Barbara Keeley David Knittle Dennis Kriczky Carl Keefer, jr. Jeffrey Kwugh Keith Kordish Patricia Ladianski Debra Ianphear Donald Lash Samuel lawrence Anthony Levan ew. 3 at Therese Levan Mary Ann Levengood Debra Lanphear 36 East Fifth Street . . . Health service . . . Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, G.L.C. 105 hockey 10g student govemment 115 Troian Girls 10. Donald Iash 245 Maplewood Drive . . . College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 115 band 9, 105 cabinet 10, 11, 125 cross country 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 9,10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 12g Troiad, editorial ll,125wrestling 9,105 11, 12. Samuel Iawrence 6 Welsh Court . . . Trevor . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 P.H.S. News, business 11, 125 P.H.S, News, editorial 11,125 tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 soccer 12. Anthony Levan 12 East Fourth Street. . . Trade industrial . . . baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 basketball 9, Therese Levan 12 East Fourth Street . . . Secretarial . . . cabinet 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 125 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 125 P.H.S, News, rypist 125 student secretary 125 Troiad, typist 12, Mary Ann Levengood 148 Gable Avenue . . . Business education, john Lightcap 475 North Evans Street . . , Trade industrial. Theresa Lipko 84 West Fifth Street. . .College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 125 basketball 10, 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 G.L.C. 10, 11, 125 hockey 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 tennis 10, 11, 125 Trojan Girls 10. Robert Little 451 Chestnut Street. . . Business education . . . baseball 105 basketball 9, 10, 115 football 9, 10, 12. David Long 1229 Maple Street. , .Trade industrial. Donald Luft 130 South Franklin Street. . . Trade industrial. Christina Mack 870 South Street . . . Tina . . . Health service . , . bowling 10, 11, 125 Future Health Careers Club 11, 12. john Lightcap Therese Lipko Robert Little David Long Donald Luft Christina Mack David Magee 122 King Street, . .Trade industrial. Marcia Mariani 1318 High Street . , . College preparatory . , . basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, drama club 12, explorers' club 10, G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, Trojan Girls 10. Gregory Mast 408 Berks Street . . . Trade industrial, Rhoda McAlpine 754 Walnut Street . . . Business education . . .choir 9, 11, 12, class play ll, 12. Cynthia McElroy 320 West Beech Street . . . College preparatory . , . attendance office 11, 12, cabinet 11, 12, French Club 11, Honor Society 11, 12, indoor color guard 10, 11, Troiad, business 11, 12, Trojan Girls 10, 11, twirlers 9, 10, 11, 12, indoor twirling 11, 12. Velma Means 169 North Franklin Street . . , Food service. David Mest S3 Beech Street . . . Trade industrial. Susan Miklosovic 2 West Fifth Street. . . Business education . . . bowling 11. Alison Miller 508 Beech Street . . , Business education. Barbara Miller 281 Lee Avenue . . . Secretarial , , . cabinet 12, Honor Society 11, 12, P.H.S. News, rypist 12, Troiad, rypist 12, student secretarial service 12, Scott Miller 506 North Hanover Street . . , College preparatory . . . bowling 10, 11, 12, cabinet 11, 12, drama club 11, 12, guitar club 12, ski club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12. Marlene Montalvo 318 Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . . cabinet 10, 11, guitar club 11, student govemment 10, 11, 12. Patricia Mort 811 North Hanover Street. . . Business education . , . choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 12, library aides 10, Trojan Girls 10, student store worker10, 11, 12. Timothy Moyer 1087 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . , . football 9, 10, track 9, 10, 11, winter track 10, wrestling 9. Karen Musser 301 West Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . . Honor Society 12, rifle corps 9, 10, 11,Troiad, business 12. Susan Myers 45 West Fifth Street. . .Business education . . , ski club 12. Shirley Nasados 1121 Queen Street . . . Secretarial , . . class play 11, 12, drama club 12, explorers' club 11, Honor Society ll, 12, indoor color guard ll, P.H.S. News, rypist 12, rifle corps 9, 10, 11, Troiad, business 12 , Troiad, rypist 12, Trojan Girls 11, 12, student secretarial service 12. Joanne Neff 147 South Price Street . . . Health service . , . bowling 11, 12, class play 12, Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, track score keeper 11. Roxanne Nester 1224 Queen Street. . .Rocky. . .Business education, . .band10, bank 12, Trojan Girls 10. Darlene Newman P-1 West Walnut Street . , . Trade industrial . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 11, 12, G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 9,10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12. Sovandocun Nhek 68 North Warren Street . , . Sovan . . . College preparatory . . . French Club 11. Janice Nichols 1064 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 10, 11, 12, cheerleaders 11, 12, G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 9,10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, Trojan Girls 10. Troy Nixon 378 Walnut Street. . . Business education. David O'Connor 462 North Franklin Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12, stage band9,10,11,12, stage crew 12. Carl Oister 37 West Third Street. . .Trade industrial. Valerie Pace 425 State Street . . . Secretarial . . . cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, Homecoming 11,H01'101' Society 11, 12, Troiad, rypist 12. David Magee Marcia Mariani Gregory Mast Rhoda McAlpine Cynthia McElroy Velma Means David Mest Susan Miklosovic Alison Miller Barbara Miller L. Scott Miller Marlene Monralvo Patricia Mor: Timothy Moyer Karen Musser Roxanne Ncsrcr SuSan Myers Darlene Newman Shirley Nasaclos Joanne Neff Sovan Nhek jznicc Nichols Troy Nixon David O'Connor Carl Oister Valerie Pace Richard Peters Robert Peters Vicki Pace 1007 North Warren Street . . . Cosmetology. Scott Peck 520 Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . ,cabinet 11, 12. Daniel Pennypacker 75 South Evans Street. . , Trade industrial. Donald Pennypacker 75 South Evans Street . . , Trade industrial . . . basketball 10, 11, football 10, 11, 12, track 11. Richard Peters 780 Queen Street . . . Trade industrial . . . bowling 10, 11. Robert Peters 780 Queen Street . , . Trade industrial , . . bowling 10, 11. Mark Pharaoh 1010 North Washington Street . . . College preparatory. Annette Phillips Z6 Custer Courti. . . Business education. Andrew Pollick 812 Spruce Street. . . Trade industrial. Sherry Pollock 455 Spruce Street . , , Cosmetology . . . Honor Society 125 indoor color guard 10, 11, 125 twirlcrs 9, 10, 11, 12. Scott Powell 319 West Chestnut Street . . . Trade industrial. Iaurie Putcrbaugh 485 Tctracc Lane . . . Business education . . . cabinet 10, 11, 12, class play 115 drama club 11g explorers' club 10, 115 G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 105 ski club 10, 11g Troian Girls 10. Mark Raneiri 239 Lee Avenue . . , Trade industrial . . . ski club 9, 10, 119 wrestling 10. Vicki Pace Daniel Pennypacker Mark Pharaoh Scott Peck Donald Pennypacker Annette Phillips Andrew Pollick Sherry Pollock Scott Powell Laurie Puterbaugh Mark Raneiri Beth Recd lofi Reider james Reifsneider Michelle Reimert David R1-loads Karen Righter Therese Rinaldi Brian Robinson Rgndy Rohrbgch Beth Reed 878 North Warren Street . . , College preparatory , . . Anchor Club 11, 125 band 9, 10, 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Troiad, business 11, 12. Lori Reider 213 johnson Street . . . Health service . . . band 95 bowling 10, 11, 125 Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, indoor color guard 95 rifle corps 9. james Reifsneider 852 North Franklin Street . . ,Trade industrial. Michelle Reimert 21 West Fifth Street , , . College preparatory . . . cabinet 10, 11, 125 explorers' club 115 ski club 11, 12. David Rhoads 1075 Terrace Lane . . . Trade industrial . . . football 95 track 95 winter track 9. Karen Righter 9 Union Alley . . , Business education. Therese Rinaldi 219 Mount Vernon Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 125 cabinet 10, 11, 125 cheerleaders ll, 125 explorers' club 10, 115 G.L.C. 125 Honor Society 11, 125 ski club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 student government 105 tennis ll, 125 Troiad, editorial 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 125 Troian Girls 105 twirlers 10, 11, 12. Sandra Rjtt 1109 Centre Avenue. . . Business education , . . Anchor Club 11, 12. Antoinette Rizzuti 511 North Franklin Street . . . Home economics . . . A.A, Board 11, 125 library aides 11, 125 tennis 12. Brian Robinson 990 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Honor Society 125 stage band 9,10,11,12, Randy Rohrbach 1050 Queen Street . . . Trade industrial. Sandra Ritr Antoinette Rizzuti 1, - Virginia Rotz Gail Roussey Michael Rowland Portia Ruffin Deborah Salata Shirlena Sample Thomas Ruchinski Robert Satterwhite Sharon Saylor Gregg Schwoyer Corinne Scott Oanstance Seachrist Virginia Rotz 207 Henry Street . . . Cosmetology . , . cabinet 125 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 125 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 12. Gail Roussey 1386 Queen Street . , . Health service . , . Future Health Careers Club ll, 12. Michael Rowland 51 High Street . . .Trade industrial. Thomas Ruchinslri 49 West Fifth Street . . . Trade industrial. Portia Ruffin 549 Lincoln Avenue. . . Business education , , . G.L.C. 11, 12. Deborah Salata 29 Scott Street . . . Health service . , . cheerleaders 11, 125 color guard 9, 10, 11, 125 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 125 rifle corps 9, 10, 11, 12. Shirlena Sample 430 West Street. . . Business education. Robert Satterwhite 714 Walnut Street. . .Trade industrial . , , football 9, 10, 11, 125 track 9, 10, 11, 125 winter track 10, 12. Sharon Saylor 36 Chestnut Street . , , College preparatory . . , Anchor Club 11, 125 band 9, 10, 11, 125 bowling 115 choir 9, 125 class play 125 explorers' club 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 softball 11, 125 district band 11. Gregg Schwoyer 1075 Park Drive . . . College preparatory . . . golf 9, 10, 11, 12, wrestling 9, 10. Corinne Scott 886South Street. . .Cosmetology Constance Seachrist 718 Manatawny Street. . .Cosmetology Duane Seybold 11 West Second Street. . . College preparatory . . .baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 basketball 9, io, 115 golf 9, io, 11, 12. jeffrey Shaner 403 North Charlotte Street . . . Trade industrial . . . track 9, 105 winter track 9, 10. Kristin Shaner 1725 North Adams Street . . . College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 9, 105 Anchor Club 11, 125 cabinet 11, 125 cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 125 class play ll, 12g drama Duane Seybold jeffrey Shaner Kristin Shane! James Shanta john Shawell Margaret Sheets Delmar Shelton Thomas Shillinger Donald Smith Timothy Smith C. Conrad Snell Vicki Sobresky , effect' -'. it 1 f as yt lt.t William Shippen Marcia Smale club 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 P,l'l,S. News, business 10, 11, 125 student govemment 95 Troiad, business 12, Trojan Girls 10. james Shanta 971 Park Drive , , . Trade industrial . . . baseball 10, 125 stage crew 95 wrestling 9. John Shawell 719 Grant Street . . . Trade industrial . 5 . class play 11, 125 cross coun- try 11, 12, football 105 track 9, 10, 11, 12, winter track 9, 10, 11, 12. Margaret Sheets 1005 North Evans Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club ll, 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 10, 11, 12, choir 12, class play llgdrama club 10, 11, 12, explorers' cluh 10, llgguitar club 115 Honor Society 11, 125 stage band 9, 10, 125 tennis 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12. Delmar Shelton 516 King Street . . . College preparatory . . . A.A. Board 11, 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, cabinet 12, class play 11, 12, Homecoming 125 Key Club 10, 11, 12, stage band 99 stage crew 10, 11, 12, track 9, 11, 125 Troiad, photography 11, 12, wrestling 9, 10, 12. Thomas Shillinger 113 Reynolds Avenue. . . Trade industrial . . . wrestling 9, 10. Willimr Shippen 328 Oak Street. . .Occupational education. Marcia Smale 1026 Queen Street . . . Business education . . . Anchor Club 11, 12, attendance office 10, 11, 125 bank 12, cabinet 10, 11, 125 flag barons 10, ll, 12, hockey 10, Honor Society 11, 125 indoor color guard 10, 11, student govemment 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 11, 125 indoor twirling 11, 12. Donald Smith 871 North Charlotte Street . . . Trade industrial, Timothy Smith 971 South Hills Boulevard. . .Trade industrial. . .traclt 11. C. Conrad Snell 229 Master Street. . . College preparatory . . . band 10, 11, 125 cabi- net 1O, 115 class play 11, 125 Honor Society 125 ski club 10, 11, 12, stage band 11, 12, ten- nis 10. Vicki Sobresky 628 Willow Street . . , Health service 5 . . band 95 bowling 11, 12, Future Health Careers Club 11, 12. .., Mary-Iane Soltes Donna Stevenson Robert Stroop Timothy Swinehart Mary Soltes 9 Diamond Court . . . Health service. Donna Stevenson 1522 Wilson Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 125 basketball 95 cabinet 10, 11, 125 cheerleaders 10, 11, 125 Homecoming 125 Honor Soci- ety 125 Key Club 105 indoor color guard 10, 11, 125 student government 9, 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 11, 125 Troiad, editorial 10, 11, 125 Trojan Girls 115 twirlers 9, 10, 11, 125 indoor twirling corps 9, 11, 12. Jacqueline Stoudt 3 West Second Street . . , Cosmetology . . . cabinet 125 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 125 indoor color guard 9. james Strohm 514 Spruce Street. . .Dunk. . .Trade industrial. Robert Stroop 349 Beech Street. , .Trade industrial. . .ski club 11. Timothy Swinehart 328 West King Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 ski club 11, 12. Michael Tavalese 166 Gable Avenue. . ,Tradeindustrial. , ,guitar club 11. Edward Thees 32 East Second Street, , .Trade industrial. . .winter track 10. Robert Thees 200 West Eighth Street . . , Trade industrial . . . track 95 bowling 115 football 105 winter track 9, 10. Franklin Timmons 500 West Walnut Street . . . College preparatory . . . choir 11, 125 French Club 10, 11. Richard Tokonitz 814 North Hanover Street. . .Tolte. . .Tradeindustrial. , .ski club12. Ronald Towson 445 Walnut Street . . . Trade industrial. Susan Trace 483 Spring Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 125 cabi- net 10, 11, 125 class play 11, 125 drama club 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, ' . ,MM -ov- Y f Jacqueline Stoudt james Strohrn Michael Tavalese Edward Thees Robert Thees Franklin Timmons Richard Tokonitz Ronald Towson l Susan Trace Tammy Trcgo 12, P.H.S. News, business 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, editorial 10, 11, 12, student govem- ment 10, 11, 12, Troiad business 12, T.I.E. 11. Tammy Trego 362 West Beech Street . . . College preparatory . . . P.H.S. News, business 11. Cecily Tunnicliffe 484 North Evans Street, . ,joan. , ,College preparatory, Robert Turner 610 North Charlotte Street . . . Trade industrial. Sharon Valentine 405 Walnut Street . . . College preparatory , . . cabinet 11, 12, I cheerleaders 10, 11, class play 11, hockey 11, Honor Society 11, 12, indoor color guard 9, 10, P.H.S. News, editorial 12, rifle corps 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, student govemment , 11, 12, Troiad, business 12, Troiad, editorial 10, 11. Q , T ' l'ff R 'Ioan mmm C oben Turner Linda Wade 817 North Charlotte Street . . . Business education . . . guitar club 11. Dennis Walter 1241 Maple Street. . . Trade industrial . . . explorers' club 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, ll, 12. Anthony Wandishin 207 Potts Drive. . .Trade industrial. joseph Washko 842 North Hanover Street . , , College preparatory . . . bowling 10, 11, 12,cabinet 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Wendy Wayock 619 Spruce Street , . . Secretarial . . . basketball 9, cabinet 12, class play 11, 12, drama club 10, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, P,H,S. News, typist 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, student secretarial service 12, Troiad, typist 12, Trojan Girls 10, 11, 12. A Lisa Weideman 1100 North Evans Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 12, band 9, 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, drama club 10, 11, 12, explorers' cltkw, 11, 12. Sh V l ' ' . . . . Hon 3 :mme Linda Wade Sharon Weiser 1227 Feist Avenue . . , Secretarial . . . cabinet 10, 11. 12, Honor Soci- ety 12, indoor color guard 11, 12, indoor twirling 9, 11, 12: P.H.S. News, typist 12, stu- dent set rt-tatial service 12, Spanish Club 10, tennis 10, 11, 12, Troiad, business 12, Troiad, typist 12, Trojan Girls 11, twirlers 9, 10, 11, 12. john Wentzel 120 West Sixth Street. . .Trade industrial. . .haseball9. Tina Whisler 835 North Hanover Street . . . Business education . . . cabinet ll, 12, choir 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Trojan Girls 10, 11, 12, drama club 12. Sheila White 565 Lincoln Avenue. . . Business education . . . all-school musical 12, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, cheerleaders 12, class play 11, 12, cross country 11, l2',cjralv1a club 12, G.L.C. 9, 10, 11, 12, student government 12, track 9,1O,11,12,winter tram k lH,11,12. 'Douglas Whitehead 63 West Sixth Street . . . Trade industrial . . . ,stage crew 9, 10, ll, 12, Troiad, photographer 12, Dennis Walter Anthony Wandishin ,ish ' .I05CPh Washko Wendy Wayock Lisa Weideman Sharon Weiser 10110 Wmflfl Tina Whisler Sheila White Douglas Whitehead Steven Wilby 643 Spmce Street . . . Trade industrial . . . stage crew 10, 11. Suzanne Wilhelm 1053 Terrace Lane . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 12, cabinet 9, 10, ll, 12, cheerleaders 10, 11, 12, class play 11, 12, French Club 10, G.l.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 9,10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, ski club 10,11, 12, Troiad, business 12. Grace Wilkerson 755 Sheridan Street . . . Cosmetology , . . class play 11, student govemmcnt 11. joy-ji Williams 565 jefferson Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 11, choir 10, ll, 12. Nancy Wolf 1000 Spmce Street . . . Business education. Ronald Wolfgang 372 Cherry Street. . .Trade industrial. Cynthia Worrall 1060 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . . . flag corps 10, 11, 12, indoor color guard 10, 11, 12. Michael Wyda 527 Spruce Street. . .Trade industrial. . .baseball 9. Mary Yonas 168 South Franklin Street . . . Business education . , . G.L.C. 10, 11, 12, hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 12, softball 11. Robert Yost 411 Apple Street . . . Trade industrial . . . track 9, 11, 12, winter track 10, 12. Edward Zamorski 320 Walnut Street . . . Business education . . . student govem- ment 10, 11, 12, winter track 10. Cynthia Zawaslci 653 Woodland Avenue . . . Secretarial . . .G.L.C. 11, 12, hockey 9. 10, 11, Honor Society ll, 12, lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, typist 12, Troiad, typist 12, student secretarial service 12. Earl Ziegler 123 King Street . . . Trade industrial . . . cross country 9, 10, winter track 9, 10. joseph Grebe 839 North Franklin Street . . . Trade industrial. William Norris 141 Sunrise Lane . . . Trade industrial. Stanley Allen 725 Lincoln Avenue . . . Trade industrial . . . cross country 9, 10, 11, 12, winter track 9,10,l1,12,tnck 9, 10, l1,12. William Foster 331 North Evans Street . . . Trade industrial. Christopher Heath 348 Chestnut Street . . . Business education . . . cross country 11, - track 11, winter track 11. Richard Jarrett E-3 Myrtle Street. . . Trade industrial. Mary jones 32 Boone Court. . . Food service. Bertil Hogstrom 76 Adams Street . . . B.K. . . . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 12. Kevin I4Rosse 151 Potts Drive . . . Trade industrial . . . track 10, 11. Wayne Levengood 561 South Street . . . Trade industrial . . . football 9. Steven Wilby Grace Wilkerson Nancy Wolf Cynthia Worrall Mary Yonas r if'f.,-as W- 31428 Suzanne Wilhelm joyzli Williams Ronald Wolfgang 1 l Michael Wyda Robert Yost Motto: We do not remember days: we remember moments. Colors: Navy blue, white, and powder blue. Flower: Moming glory Mascot: Dove 64 CABINET. APOSTROPHE: B. Schmeatet, K. Bmhlow, A. Schmeatcr, L. Pace. EIGHT. CLOCKWISE: L. Gibbs, T. Miller,-I. Ihle, L. Strange, D. Buscr, D. Hampton, K. Gtassi, D. Bartko, D. Schcick, S. Lloyd, P. Mourar, C. Pollick, R. Bailey, T. Swartz, B. Emery, C. Morris,j. Kalbach, L, Stricklcr, D. G-augler, B, Delong, M. Shirey, J. Saxon, -I. Duttenhofet, M. Ttate, K. Schutt, D. Ingram, B. Kimbley, M. I-Ienry, ZERO, CLOCKWISE: D. Feight, K. Toth, R. Smoyet, S. Kovatch, D. Kctstetrer, L. I-Iamer, S. Wentzel, P. Blackwell, L. Moyer, M. Scheick, M. Gittings, M, Hurter, C. Miller, L. Ney, B, Endy, C. Davi- dheiser, L. Witman, S, Brennan, K. Cable, T. Schadlcr, B. I-Iucldy, M. Wallet, V. Matias, K. Marshall, L. O'Ncill,j. Bocl1mer,,I. Wheatley, M, Kalejta, L, Detar. President Lori Pace OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: A. Schmcarer, L. Pace, K. Barthlow, SECOND ROW: Mr. Bumley, B. Schmcarer, Mr. Reigner. Ron Bailey The Three Musketeers go to the Pottsgrovc game - Kim Grassi, Sue Went- zel, and Marie Kaleita. Kevin Murphy Sim-gy Llgyd 55 - Matt Gombos, 79 - Dave Ycagle Juniors: The Young And The Restless We, the juniors, will never forget 1978-79 . . . we had our share of victories and defeats . . . we wrote a term paper and learned to drive . Lisa'Deta.r made first team All- Ches-Mont field hockey and Carolyn Wright became Miss NAACP . . . our cabinet sold fruit and wrapping paper and swam for hours . . . we watched jeff Green clinch victories on the mat and Leon Gibbs cam double digits on the court . . . Bill Schmearer played in the State Band while Sherry Lloyd and Laurie Ney killed thirteen people in Arsenic and Old Lace. 'Our junior year is now over, with much to remember. We accepted a mantle and became seniors. But as juniors we shall never forget 1978-579. sr are 5 Dave Ingram jeff Sp-my Matt Henry R. Bailey j, Banks R. Bargcr M. Bama M. Barrows K, Barrhlow D. Bartko K. Beasley . X ,f Ag . T'. lm-. 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Dougherty, T. Martin, C. Montgomery, S. Olivcr, T. Pierce C Whitchurst, B. Wdght. Sophomores: ild Kingdom Throughout the years, Pottstown High has had its share of graduating classes from which famous people have emerged. The sophomore class of the old blue and white harbored its own conglomeration of potential talent. No one knew what the future had in store for these people, but some predictions were . . . . . . the scientific world will rave over Todd Moyer's theory of gamma radiation dur- ing a full moon. . . Al Kishe will run for the Presidency in 2011. . . Missy Shaner will score a perfect 10 in the '84 Olympics. . . Monica jones will write a gossip col- umn in the New York Times. . . the most popular night time talk show will be the The johnny Corson Show. . . jim Tunnicliffe will become the world's first bionic man. , . Dave Miller will become an emperor in a South American country. . . Lori Skean will become a famous pro- fessional athlete. Motto: We create our tomorrows by what we dream today. Colors: Blue and silver Flower: Blue carnation jim Tunnicliffe J a,1'A?fi31 '1.j X' g, Simi ,1- CABINET. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wells, C. Chenosky, Mrs. johnson. CLOCKWISE S. Pharaoh, T. Henry, H. O'Ncill, A. Kisch, D. Kozlowski, P. Kozlowski,j. Moyer T. Hurter, S. Cable, A. Gerhart, D. Christman, M. Ruyak, C. Hughes, j. Tunnicliffe D. Smoycr, B. Daniels, B. Hanson, T. Griffith, -I. Bertoti, T. Borowy, B. Daniels, S Zimmerman, j. Swavcly, M. Shaner, B. Antonio, D. Bartchak, T. Alleman, B. john- son, D. Purnell, L. Musser, C. Antonio,-I. Neri. iNs..... ,Q . ABOVE: Keith Arters. BELOW: Dwayne Charles, Frank Zangrilli, Todd Conway. 1 l I My dog has no nose! How docs ir smell? Awful! -4-1 OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: B. johnson, C. Antonio. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. john- son, D. Pumell, L. Musscr. Natalie Bicer 4 -v . 1 - ir 'tk -0 v , 'lla' V ' l LF 9 . K Li I I A Vi 3. l g ' L - A off? lsr ,vfll 1. ...,. K . 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' -Mfg r L7. 5. . ., 4 . 0' Q .,:. V f' . fig! 'Q ' Q ' ., 'xg - wi It , -. ZA 2 V, ' 1 1,', W x fl V ', W . Q' . .W f. , M OB ' , -.S ' 'ws '53 1 V, i MEGDY 81.21, f . A W. .' Wgefi 7 N f N . ' I' cr ,,.. N,5 ..,X' 1 v ' K. 'axlllivr. i 'Q , . ' 1 wzicgief T 'yi S. Zimmerman - . M. Zipay 'e ...Y is I EF R. Zipay C. Whitfield J. Whitman T. Wilby f C. Williams M. Williams R. Williams G. Wilson W .LV ABSENTEES: K. Andrews, C. Betts, C, Boyd, G. Brooks, T, Clayton, Q. Clemons, S. Cole, S. Corum, D. Donald, T. Eck, D. Edwards,j. Edwards, V. Endy, F. Favata, 'T. Fillman, D. -Frymoyer, R. Gomez, D. Graham,-S. Harper, j. Harris,j. Henry, K. Hughes, N,,Ichnson, Bfjones,J. Kelly, G. Laws, C. Lcdford, R. McAlpinc, T.-Moore, T. iMoyer, P. Norman, L. Ortiz, C. Paquette, L. Reddickhl. Reitnauer, C. Roo' ncy, R, Schaeffer, A. Schcetz, E. Shay, D.,Stroop4 T Surbeck, H. Phan, K. Weber,j. Wheatley. Freshmen: The Rookies Once again a freshman class was faced with the task of adjusting to the confusing and challenging ways of the Pottstown Senior High. This year 291 new faces advanced to the senior high. The freshman class, second largest in the school, was fortunate to have talented members in the fields of athletics and scholastics. Our male superfrosh'sN were Ronnie Reinhart, Eric Schirk, Corey Goff, and -Jeff Shaner. These individuals excelled in football, wrestling, and golf to such an extent that they played on high school varsiry teams. We also had a highly intellectual group of peopleg twenty-four made high honors. These people excelled in their studies to achieve an A average. Fifty-five people achieved honors signifying above average work. This year we had two new teachers as class sponsors. Mr. Pignataro and Miss Fisher worked with our class to organize the group, govern through class cabinet, and raise money to begin our class treasury. Danielle Emery and Kris Dulis CABINET. FIRST ROXV: I.. Stevenson, B. Biehl. D. Pace, R. Gofus. E. Pringle. P. Cassidy. SECOND ROXV: Mr. Pig- narato. C. Schmeater. S Kimbley, D. Marrcn, I.. Pollock. D. Witmy-et, B, Hating. Miss Fisher. I President Don Witmy'et jeff Shaner 5 9.6 You ? ...Ap d 'A L Colors: ' - ii Flower: Q , , . f 'f' J' f Rfk. gy K' 1 will A 'B - Q I V vi QQ , Q rs ' 1' . . .A 1 , ' ,jj X X K OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: President D. Wirmyer, vice-president E. Pringle, secretary C. Schmearer, treasurer P. Cassidy. SECOND ROW: Sponsors Mr. Pignararo, Miss Fisher. B. Adamski, L. Burler, D. j. Capo, S. Chomnuk, T. Diener, W. Drake, V. Doctor, W. Hcffncr, T, Hoke,j. Kchlcr, D. Doren, T. Lias, L, Mangum, D. Marren, S. Mzyeshj. Reider, S. Rivcnbark, E. Spare, T. Srrousc, T, Srrunack, L Tidmore, R, Valentin,j. Watkins, L. Whire,j. Young. X..-. . V :B 1 A, we ff B ., 12: ..-4: ' e 4,6 ..,, V jj: 'W uw' 323, , V. 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SYS 11.5. ' in I , A 3 K I 2 llgq... ' X .. ' 4 T 90 K. McMillan Z. McMillan D. McNear M. Mcdverz C. Merkel D. Messner D. Miklosovic S. Milrlosovic C. Miller K. Miller L. Miller B. Missimer D. Moser L. Moser T. Moser A. Moss K. Moyer K. Moyer R. Moyer j. Mudry M. Neiman D. Newman D. Pace S. Pace W. Pascucci R. Pennington L. Peroni S. Pfeffcr P. Phillips T. Phillips Y. Phillips D. Pinter .. D. Mauger L. Maur: G. McAlpine j. McBride C. McCaffcrry R. McCalvin T. MCCalvin T. McCalvin ,gf .g.', . X f' I N1 K X, V.,, ,gpg-53 x xx ffl in 4 L. Pollick E. Pringle K. Proircc P. Quay H. Ramos K. Raneiri R. Raphael K. Rcddick 2 QQ R T '?f .. . .im - 3 3 W X M. Reidcr M. Rcidlcr C. Rcimcrt R. Rcinhart G. Remick D. Remington R. Rco G. Repko S. Rivcnbark W. Rodriguez A. Rohrbach B. Rowland L. Roysrcr R. Ruffin R. Sulara J. Sanford D. Schirk E. Schirk C. Sch mearer D. Schmitz S. Scholl D. Scybold D. Shane: J. Shane: K. Shawcll L. Shawcll S. Shawcll A. Sheriff T. Shifflm K. Shingle D. Shircy M. Shircy .T gi ' .. l K .Pt N SD - V ll lf. Y Q1 Wiz 5 1 is Q .V 21:-l my . X 11. .f. 1, 1' '- Iii-fpxw ' ' . fy... ge. elf Z. . ' 0 ' ' 'iv ,':,g 40 -if . . ' to W .2 A ' 'F A f Emilia ' Nw W . lf' fs' ., 1 ,, f .gy WW 1 I . W L MH X fx W f, . V 'N Y i ' if -.A 'LGF I ' ff' . 1? 0 :ay 'A 1 gg ii :life . x . ,, at ' ky' 'TN i :'- 5. l 4 'li li' . . ' 'f fi. .N fi. ' ,,.. . 4 .V 8,1 -W Q' :Ji if , . . , l lin g . R fa A.. V' . .R D v Mi . . I . H , fax Er A a I.. V A MA M J. 4 divx? . ' 11.3 Y , l-5, ,, B' YA L 2 '1 ' ml? .Q 1. -3 Q, ,F..z,i- I .gwi At L? fe' - vi K 1. , 1,8 . W., 1 M A 'I 4 'W' ' f:,.i1id?Q ' ' R 1 -A . W W. ' f' 4. .iilllix ' -f Q R zu . . K' - 1 Q ' ' L! -- V' ' ' if fry Xl R. M -. -Saw' 'S+ 11: ,- S .,,, X 'K pw.. 9 HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS. D. Stevenson, P. Mourar, D. Bartlto, H. Geiser, Mr. Tull. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. Mr. Grant, N. Chomnuk, B. Bebb, M. Montalvo, J. Neri. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: K. Shaner, J. Favors, S. Pol- lick, V, Rotz,J. Stoudt, P. Mourar, B. Lang, D. Haring, L. Harvey, S. Brennan, C. McElroy, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: T. Rinaldi, M. Mariani, P. Sheets, S. Emery, B. Reed, A. Schmcarer, S, Lloyd, T. Levan, D. Buckley, P. Mort, V. Pace, D. Dunlap. THIRD ROW: L. Detar, L. Detar, S. Weiser, K. Musser, C. Morris, L. Ney, B. Endy, CMiller, S. Wentzel, M. Kaleita, T. Whisler, J. Boehmer, P. Blackwell. FOURTH ROW: L. Baglivio, C. Dennis, B. Bebb, S. Trace, D. Bicer, B. Emery, L. Pace, K. Marshall, K. Toth, S. Saylor, D. Steven- son, S. Valentine. FIFTH ROW: D. Hall- man, L. Duttenhofcr, D. Imbody, D. Bartko, M. Henry, D. Quay, D. Hampton, R, Bailey, B, Delong, J. Wheatley, M. Haas. SIXTH ROW: S. lawrence, B. Huddy,J. Geiser, D. Fronheiser, K. Fry, M. Smale, S. Wilhelm, M. Waller, J. Moyer, S. Johnson, W. Way- ock, S. Nasados. SEVENTH ROW: C. Snell, R. Bailey, T. Daniels, K. Kleinert, J. Kalbach, S. Miller, J. Washko, D. Thorpe, B. Turlington, T. Swinchart. EIGHTH ROW: T. Miller, K. Barthlow, B. Robin- son, J. Dutrcnhofer, W. Schmearer, R. Gree- nawalt, D. lash, C. Gamer, M. Shirey, M. Endy, J. Williams. STUDENT GOVERNMENT. FIRST ROW: B. Robinson, H. Flynn, S. Foulkes, J. Wheatley, N. Blaney, S. White, S. Johnson, J. Valentine, E. Pringle, B. Daniels, D. Ste- venson, K. Righter. SECOND ROW: S. Sutton, P. Walters, J. Neri, H. Geiser, S. Trace, M. Gitrings, P. Davidheiser, C. Hughes, N. Chomnuk, M. Montalvo, S. Valentine, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Stroop, B. Bebb, Q. Clemons, L. Witman, V. Smith, L. Pace, J. Saxon, D. Bartko, W. Nor- ris, H. Blakey, L. Groff, D. Bartchak, L. Kasdras, T. Buszta, Mr. Grant. 96 r. Tull Grants Students Honor The National Honor Society was a service organization which recognized and rewarded students who excelled scholastically. Advisor Mr. Tull expressed its importance as one of the few structures which gives students rec- ognition for their academic excellence. Acceptance was open to all juniors and sen- iors who earned an 87.596 or better academic average and participated in one or more extra- curricular activities. The senior members were honored with a banquet and Senior Award Day program where they received scholarship trophies, pins, and certificates. The Honor Society served the school with a tutoring service and hospitality committee. The Student Government was an organiza- tion designed to improve the school and to promote student relations. This year under advisor Mr. Keith Grant, the student govern- ment considerably increased its activity and involvement. To arouse spirit for the Thanks- giving game, it joined forces with many other clubs to hold a dance. It conducted a Youth Conference in which students and senior citi- zens met to discuss problems shared by the young and the elderly and to close the com- munication gap. Other proiects included job descriptions for officers, a new constitution and monthly reports to the School Board. FHCCS hat's in the Future The Future Health Careers Club consisted of juniors and seniors enlisted in the nursing and dental hygiene courses. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Falvey, this course prepared the students for post-high school jobs and college learning. F.H.C.C. dealt in therapy of the body, practical nursing, and dental skills. The F,H.C.C.'s many activities included adven- tures to the Montgomery County Community College, visiting the Overbrook School for the Blind, and hosting a bloodmobile. The F.H.C.C. dedicated themselves to duty and humanity. FUTURE HEALTH CAREERS CLUB. FIRST ROW: M. Soltes,,I, Neff, D. Lanphear D Bicer K Campbell L Reider V Sobreslty T. Mack, G. Roussey,-I, Kauffman, D. Salata. SECOND ROW: M. Trate, D. Buser, R Smoyer D Dudxck D Buckley A Plzzuto P Mourar, A, Fazeltas, H. Fox, L. Hamer, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Falvey, S. Brennan, D. Thorpe M Waller K Toth R Skavmsky J Moyer L. Moyer, L. O'Neill, V. Matias, W. Ziegler, E. CulIcy,j. Heany. -.40 t 4 t I ....-..q..-L:. .... L S' Dummy up and take your medicine. Mary Waller JUNIOR OFFICERS.-Joy Moyer, Marcic Tratc, Robin Smoyer, Mrs. Falvcy and Kathy Campbell SENIOR OFFICERS. Debbie Lanphear Denise Blcer Debbie Buckley PHS News Has Write Attitude From deep within the walls of P.H.S. behind the closed door of Room 216, a bril- liant staff of creative artists worked diligently on their masterpiece. Together, the twenty young people and their fearless leader, Colo- nel Swavely, toiled on a literary work which would shine in the annals of time as P.H.S. News. The P.H.S. News staff put together six fine issues filled with news, opinion, satire, sports, comedy, and nonsense. While the news was not always good, the opinion, not always agreeable, the satire, comedy, and non- sense, not always funny, and the sports, not always spirited, the staff had a good time try- ing to make it all organized and wordy enough to cover the more than 10,000 words needed to fill each issue. If you had half as much fun reading it as we had writing it, then we had twice as much fun as you. So from the desolate halls and the oasis in the sand known as Room 216, thank you. I.M. P.H.S. News Editorial Staff 5, 1 , V an 1 ,,- BUSINESS STAFF. FIRST ROW: P. Henry, L Musser,-l. Swavely. SECOND ROW: W. Drake, D. Koren, B. Lang, D Hating, K. Cable, T. Swartz. THIRD ROW: j. Kerr, K. Ewing, B. Biehl, L Greenawalt, S. Valentine,-I. Wheatley, H Geiser, Mr. Hubbs. FOURTH ROW: M. Endy, S. lawrence, S, Trace, M. Henry. PAGE EDITORS. Matt Henry, Sam lawrence, Sue Trace, Mike Endy. TOM: joumalism at its best. I 'T TOP: Sophomores Patty Henry, jim Kerr, Lori Musser and Keith Ewing. BOT- i 'z ,nv . , l. Z' 'aww I A . I., ' EDITORIAL STAFF' FIRST ROW: W' Dfikf, Kf Clblf, P. Hcnry, L Musscr,j. Swzvely, Mrs. Swavcly. SECOND ROW: J. Kerr, D. Koren, B, Izng, D. Hiring, S. Ilwrence M. Henry THIRD ROW. M E d K E - - Gmcmwalt' S- Valcminchl- Wheatley- . . n y, . wmg, B. Bnehl, S. Trace, L. 'Y' fo. 'X 3 -0-1 5:52 ', .1T1Q,,,.-Q W M ...W-'W' id A., .13,. P.H.S. NEWS AND TROIAD TYPISTS. FIRST ROW: T. Levan, C. Zawzski, A. Bozorth. SECOND ROW: S. Weiser, TOPt Advisor Mrszjoannc Swavely. MIDDLE: B. Miller, S. Nzsados, D. Dunlap, L Baglivio, W. Wayock. THIRD ROWI: MISS DiPietro, H. Gelscrhl. Gillis. S0Ph0m0l'C fCP0l'fCf.Ilm KCFY- BOTTOM! 5diI0r-in- chief Sue Trace. P.H.S. Band Knows Its ABC's .. A long, long time ago. . . Break! Crutches flying out the bus window What's so S143 i' funny? Espani Cani Freezing football games Going the Distancew High brass hitting high notes Indoor guard competition joking around at practice Kalbach and his road crew Long practices . Memorable accomplishments New mellophones Our fearless leader, Mr. Lamb Pomp and Circumstancen QUIET! Rehearsal - 7 a.m. - Be there! State band members Bill Schmearer and Dale Kreicler Thursday nights 6:30-9:00 Untold suffering of the freshmen Sounds like the very devil Whitey Roberts C Macho Manj Xmas concert blackout Yearly hoagie sales Zany Hallowe'en party President Dale Kreider I1- HIGH BRASS. FIRST ROW: K, Kabilko, M. Rcicler. SECOND ROW: S. Whitehurst, B. Daniels, K. Ellis, T. Daniels, D, Derweiler, M. Scheick. WOODWINDS. FIRST ROW: L. Harvey, L. Ney, -I. Cotcllese, M. Sheets, -I. Swavely, C. Cher- nosky, B. Hogstrom. SECOND ROW: M. jones, L. Weideman, W. Chernosky, E. Sandoe, C. McKim, S, Eidcll, D. Fcight, -I, Hilbert, B. Endy, B, Dclong, I-I. Geiser, B. Reed, D, Smale, S. Stctler, M. Shircy, B. Lackouskas. THIRD ROW:j. Heany, P. Weidner,j. Shollenberger, P. Hall, -I, March, D. Hartman, C, Davidheiser, D, Quay, R. Goretski, T. Bathurst,j. Kalbach. IW' - 9 L e r ,. jun, I V., .,.!, W vw. , ,. 1 f ,ww MMM l 'x - , rf , A , -., 5' .A A yr' -QM '1' 4 5' ,K ke w X1 .4 ll H .. . r 1 v ,ff .a+-,. '.,, 'il ,- H- N ,gf ig, ,, Sk Lf' .N A ' . J ' ,N vw '. N . -AM Wi. 3 , 'VX W 'g?'J - I ll' ,Y D nf. ' 4 .Pm ff. W .fm gf. Y 1 Donna Stevenson, Toronto Queen Holly Geiser raking a break between quarrers. ,,e,, , V, . e.., Q .A .W L, V- - H'f'-f'-ww W--W-'H , ....,6f,ff.4 yr.. 1.. 1 J- ,. SAXOPHONES. FIRST ROW: P. Quay, D. Moser, R. Raphael, B. Daniels, D. Scheick. SECOND ROW: J. Morba, K. Behle, A. Schmearer, C. Snell,j. Borowy. ., 3 Ssfwhf' , Y' ,, ff X42 S k x h Vt iw N ' - 4 x L ' .152 'U' if? 1 , :? sa..Q?' gp g, 55' . 'lx 2 M, .1135-1,5--aw qg,g:g5Sw.g::f5351. ..1z.. K A 1-fr, n' iw, n fx: ,gs-'ill--2 1,433 i3'iQ25 fiiff?3f1f11ii, ,, 4' ' fwfl- ff.. W gy, 3352255 M3 ' f155.?::.x, i'ff'1? I pr a ' Wins. A i ,AI fir fffifs J' ne- T if ?Q'H i .G W' FLAG BATONS. FIRST ROW: L. Stevenson, S. Gerber, S. Zimmerman, K. Mar- shall, M. Smalc, K. Knittlc, B. McGlocklin, S. Knittlc, T. Hartman. SECOND ROW: J. Neri, K. Shawell, L. Hamlette, C. Berkheimer, K. Toth, V. Ihling, C. Greene. OFFICERS.-I. Swavely, A. Schmcarer, B. Recd, H. Gciscr, C. Wornll, S. Pollock, M. Smale, C. McElroy, D. Shelton, D. Kreidet, D. Fronhciscr, K. Cable, D. Stevenson, A. Bozorth, K. Bressi, D. Scheick, L. Groff. RIFLE CORPS. LEF1' TO RIGHT: T. Schadlcr, S. Cable, D. Stroop, L. Peroni, D. Seybold, D. Salata, K. Koval, K. Bressi, I. Musser, T. Hurter, B. Behle, L. Griffith, C. Schmcarer, K. Fry, H. Flynn. LOW BRASS. FIRST ROW: D. Ingram, T. Sivco, T. Buzta, J. Saxon, K. Klcincrt, D. O'Connor, B. Schmearer, B. Greenawalt. SECOND ROW: B. Brown, S. Saylor, II. Arms, K. Vlcary, L. Groff, B. Grimm. .T 1 Q . Q? .Qu rv , ,Av .. . .+ W fn.. ,, 'xnifiv .. Dfw: ,Q .ef if L1 YANKEE INDOOR COLOR GUARD. FIRST ROW: A. Bozorth, S. Weiser, K. Cable, S. Polloik, S. Brennan, D. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: D. Bartchalc, A. Gerharr, S. Pharoah, B. Lang, C Worrall, S. Pfeffer, P. Muurar, D. High, G. Rozz, C. Hughes. THIRD ROW: K. Kuval, K. Iiressi, C. Snlxmearer, S, Cable, B. Bchlc, T. Hurtcr. AMERICAN INDOOR TWIRLING CORPS. S. Knirrle, L. Hamlette, C. Berkheimer, S. Gerber, R, Watson, K. Kumitis, I.. Stevenson, T. Hartman. STAGE BAND. FIRST ROW: D. O'Connor, B. Braun,-I, Saxon, B. Daniels, C. Chenosky, B. Danicls,j. Swavely. SECOND ROW: D. Derweiler, C. Snell, K. Behle, L. Harvey, B. Lang, M. Sheets, H. Gciser. THIRD ROW: K. Kleinerr, K. Ellis, R. joseph, T. Daniels, W. Schmearer, B. Hogslrom, B. Robinson, D. Kreider. AMERICAN INDOOR COLOR GUARD. FIRST ROW: S, Gerber, L, Shawell, R. Wasson, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: L. Hunsberger, P. Leh, T. Griffith, C. Briesr, L. Maure, C. Boughrer, L. Wagner. THIRD ROW: D. Seybold, K. Bressi, L. Stroop, H. Flynn, L. Griffith, I.. Peroni. DISTRICI' HAND. FIRST ROW: K. Marshall, A. Mhmearcr, C. Chenosky, S. Saylor, R. Gorcrski. SECOND ROW: M. Bama, D. Kreicler, B. Hogstrom, B. Schmearcr, R. Braun, B. Daniels. YAN- KEE INDOOR TWIRLING CORPS.j, Hall, S. Weiser, M. Smale, C. McElroy, S. Brennan, K. Cable, S. Pollock, D. Stevenson, K. Barrhlow, L. Shawell. ,E .L ew 3 -E gs 4nun...41w Sandy Dransfield and Shirley Bransfield add to the alto section. Choir Lights p Our Lives Under the direction of Mr. Edward O'Neill, the P.H.S. choir followed a very busy schedule. They gave a Christmas concert and a spring concert. They participated in the Pottstown Arts Festival, and they performed at the Golden Age Club and the Leader Home. Bill Schmearer, Anclee Schmearer, and Dave Purnell were selected as members of the District Chorus, Dave was also a member of Regional Chorus. Senior Tina Whisler con- tributed her time and service to help make the choir a success. ..,i T CHOIR. FIRST ROW: L. Watltins,j. Ihle, P. Mort, V. Ehling, S. Leh, S. Dransficld, M.,Iones, B. Washko. SECOND ROW: T. Whlsler, M. Brown, M. Hall, S. Ehling, D. Daniels, D. Purnell, D, Krause, E. Sandoehl. Neri S Saylor V. Mathias. THIRD ROW: T. Sltarbeck, S. Bower, B. Lang, B. Hogsttom, B. Schmcarcr, D. Kreider, B. Robinson, R. Ruth, P. Sheets, M. Williams,,I. Williams. Mr, O Neill and accompanist Mrs. Oliphant, In addition to being active members of the choir, Bill Schmcarer and Dale Kreidcr also participated in the Pennsylvania State Band Every Knight Has a Trojan Girl Beside Him The Trojan Girls were a group of boosters under the guidance of Mr. Charles Avery, who made the football team feel special. The girls decorated lockers weekly and provided a Thanksgiving Day pancake breakfast. They painted posters and co-sponsored dances. Mr. Olivieri's chess club was under the leadership of president Dan Lafferry and vice- president john Kalbach. The dedicated mem- bers were willing to pawn their lives for the game. CHESS CLUB OFFICERS. D. Lafferry andj. Kalbach TROJAN GIRI5 OFFICERS. T. Whisler, W. Wayock, D. Pace, K. Andzeiewicz. 113,-P. . t gr .S W cHEsscLUB. D. Lafferty, M. Keating, M. Henry, J. Kalbmt. TROJAN GIRIS. FIRST ROW: L. Stcvenson,j. Young, W. Wayock, B. johnson, K. Andzejewicz, K. Knittlc. SECOND ROW: j. Moyer, K. White, L. Towson, R. Blakey, L. Millet, S. Wentzel, M. Kalcita, M. Howard, -I. Kruppenbach. THIRD ROW: T. Whisler, C. Fey, T. Wilby, K. Bressi, D. Buckley, D. Thorpe, K. Grassi, P. Blackwell,j. Boehmer, T. Thornton, D. Pace. FOURTH ROW: V. Pace, W. Guerrera, D. Remington, S. Leh, D. West, D. Schmidt,j. Ray, Mr. Avery, K. Pulaski, S. White, T. Surbeck, L. Moyer, C. Bergeman. 'Mata fit? f Stage Crew Lights Up Our Lives The Drama Club, sponsored by Mrs. Heydt and Mr. Burnett, promoted the fine art of theater in Pottstown High School. Led by president Scott Miller, the club was composed of students of all classes, including members of the junior and senior class plays. In addi- tion to the class plays they presented Drama Night, a group of short skits. They also per- formed individual acts of singing and danc- ing. They enioyed trips to plays and dinner theaters. This group helped promising young actors and actresses pursue their goals. The stage crew was a very important but often unrecognized group in the school. Each time an assembly or activitiy required the use of the auditorium, the stage crew sacrificed their time to help. Under the supervision of Mr. Olivieri, the stage crew set the stage, made backgrounds, and worked the lights, sound system, and projection equipment. 2 1 DRAMA CLUB. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Heydt, T. Alleman, L. Musser, H. O'Neill, C. Boughterhl. Neri, C. Chenosky,j. Wheatley, S. Foulkes, T. Whisler, W. Wayock, D. Smoyer, Mr. Bumett. SECOND ROW: C. Hughes, S. Eidell, L. Weideman,j. Favors, B. Bebb, B. lang, M. Mariani, P. Sheets, B. Antonio, K. Marshall, M. Scheick, L. Strange. THIRD ROW:j. Hall, L. Groff, P. Hall, M. Gittings, K. Dullis, D. lmbody, D. Stevenson, S. Valentine,-I. Boehmer, L. Moyer, L Hamer,j. Ihle. FOURTH ROW: L. Harvey, T. Swznz, K. Pollick, M. Waller, C. Miller, L. Ney, L. Witman, V. Matias, S. Trace, D. Buckley. FIFTH ROW: D. Fronheiser, D. Ingram, W. Schmearer, L. Strickler, K. Shaner, D. Christman, A. Carson, D. O'Connor, L. Baglivio. SIXTH ROW: M. Endy, W. Kimbley,j, Saxon, R. Braun, B. DeLong, R. Bailey, S. Miller. Doug Whitehead STAGE CREW. FIRST ROW: D. Kozlowski, P. Kozlowski, D. Shelton D O Connor D Whitehead SECOND ROW: R. Magee, E. Hendricks, B. Emery, V. Smith, C. Brown THIRD ROW W Matias D. Christman, D. Smoyer,j. Kalbach, R. Patton. Delmar Shelton The Senior Class Presents The Pigman Lorraine ..................,.. Lisa Baglivio -John ........,,....,..... David O'Connor Mr. Angelo Pignatti .....,..,. Michael Endy Norton .,4...,...... ..,...... -I oey Favors Dennis ..... ,... D avid Heimbach Mothers .... ......... Be th Bebb ...,.ShirleyBransfield First woman ..... .....,,. B ecky Hazel Second woman .,..4...... Rhoda McAlpine Party Scene ............... Debbie Buckley, . . . . . . . . . . .Shirley Nasados, Kristin Shaner, . . . . . . . . .Lisa Wcideman, Donna Stevenson, . . . , . . .Tim Fillman, Tina Whistler, , . . . . . . . . . . . .Wendy Wayock, Larry Groff, ..,........,.,,.............EdZamorski Policemen .... ..... D avid Fronheiser ..,.,.,.ScortMillcr Dancers ...... ..,., D avid Fronheiser ...,.....,BerhLang Stage Managers . . . ....,,.. Sue Trace ..........SheilaWhite Directors .,.,. ,.... M rs. Lianc Heydt .....Mr.NelsonBurnett Qfiakf ugh, The junior Class Presents Arsenic and Old Lace Abby Brewster ........,., Laurie Ney Rev. Dr. Harper ....... David Ingram Teddy Brewster ..,... Robert Goretski Officer Brophy ....... Daniel Imbody Officer Klein ........ Kathy Marshall Martha Brewster ....,.., Sherry Lloyd Elaine Harper ....,., Miriam Gittings Mortimer Brewster ..,.... Matt Henry Miss Gibbs ....,,..,. Tracee Schadler Jonathon Brewster William Schmearer Dr. Einstein ,.., ....... M arie Kalejta Officer O'Hara ,....... Sandy Foulkes Lt. Rooney ...,,....... Michael Endy Mrs. Witherspoon ..... Lynda Harvey Directors ......,... Mrs. Liane Heydt, . . .Mr. Nelson Burnett, Michael Endy Stage Managers ......,.,. Lisa Hamer ......,..,.......,....LoriW1rman FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. R. Smoyer, M. Trate, A. Schmearer B Reed, Mr. Derro. Language Clubs The Spanish and French clubs got tastes of European life. They met regularly to discuss their bake sales, car washes, and fund raising events. Some of the Spanish travellers went to Spain to learn first hand what they had stud- ied in school. The real cultural bash was the annual Chrisrmas party with everything from crepes and French carols to tacos and pinatas. The clubs were an exciting learning experi- ence. J-I Hungry members line up for the Christmas buffet. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS. Mr. Baker, S. Wentzel, M. Kalejta, S. Eidcll, 1. Kerr. Presidents Mademoiselle Reed and Senorita Wentzel H0 FRENCH CLUB. FIRST ROW: -I. Hcany, D. Smale, -I. Hall, S. Nhek, K. Kumitis, C. Hughes, H. O'Ncill, S. Knittle, K. Keifrider, B. Missimcr, L. Grccnawalr, K. Kirlin, R. Moyer, B, Brown. SECOND ROW: W. Chemosky, C. Dennis, L. Duttenhofer, R. Smoycr, S. Dilliplanc, M. Scheick, P. Schaeffer, P. Pascucci, J. Tunnicliffe, S. Zimmerman, P. Leh, D. Imbody, K. Barthlow, P. Weidner. THIRD ROW: M. Trate, B. Huddy, K. Cable, B. Reed, S. Nhek, B. Lackouskas,-I. Moyer, L. Nye, D. Koren, S. Bransfield, D. Lash, C. Brcist,-J. Swavely, K. Marshall, S. Trace, L. Daniels, K. Shaner. FOURTH ROW: T. Sivco, D. Fronheiser, B. Lang, H. Geiscr, A. Bozorth, S. Brennan, V. Smith, T. Swartz, P. Kozloski, K. Kleinert,j. Kahlbach, D. Kozlowski, D. Lafferty, D. Purnell, G. Pizzuto,j. Bertoti, D. Miller, B. Robinson, Mr. Derro. A Q - K ' R A SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: A. Gerhart, L. Musscr, T. Henry, K. Koval, D. Bartchak, B. johnson, M. Kaleita, S. Wcntzel. SECOND ROW: B. Antonio, S. Eidell, K. Pulaski, S. Kovach, K. Marshall, K. Grassi, D. Reed, B. Daniels, j. l Ray. THIRD ROW: Mr. Baker, J. Neri, T. Hurter, S. Cable, B. Bebb, D. Hallman, B. Daniels, M. Ruyak, S. Kisch,,I. james. FOURTH ROW: S. Miller, -I. Washko, R. Gorctski, -I. Saxon, K. Schutt, C. Miller, V. Matias, L. man, K. Ewing, L. Kasdras, M. Dmiterchik,j, Nodolski. Pottstown High Sohool's New Potpourri tl. . 4, , 1 ,gy Q x 'kkr l I Xalan? ig? , F' Kiw i A . K ' i V V ,war 1.x 6 fl if' .1 .' - qi., 4, . ' ,Ti -. it . gf- 3.3 .. , .. K' . . 'gl 'ik . L ', I- 1 F tott' f Y' : T t W. if ai K ' ' A i 1 ' ' -1 S 52,5 if-' fqky. gs , me v--,fam , A s- N.f,,:ssa.aa+.,:5szf. . gfsj 111 vi XQik'1w-- A I .E i. f fig , Q7-5. ' ' Z , .ir ' JW' as 5 l S ' ' iffftifit +1 H 2 wili Fl wftifl' V. ,,,,,..nM,,, ,, ., f... ., BOYS' LEADER CORPS. FIRST ROW: D, Seybolcl, D. Albright, D. Kriczlty, K. Har- rison, V. Lash. SECOND ROW: D. Butler, j. Green, D. jackson, R. Little. THIRD ROW: Mr. Edwards, R, Cable, M. Gombos, S. Gambos, D. Binder, D, Pcnnypacker. STUDENT SECRETARIAL SERVICE. FIRST ROW: K, Grassi, S, Wenrzel, B, Endy, M. Hurter, M. Kalejta, D. Feight. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, M. Shirey, C. Miller, S. Kovach, HI. Boehmcr, K. Schutt, H. Geiser. THIRD ROW: S. Nasados, W. Wayock, D. Dunlap, S. Weiser, j. Gillis, T. Lcvan, L. Baglivio, C. Zawaski, Miss DiPictro. B.L.C. officer B. Greenawalt Steve Gombos helps Mr. Edwards with a wild 9th grade volley- B.L.C. officers S. Gombos and D. Albright ball game. fi Mr William Hill driver education ww' elg,,,,.4P' CLASS CABINET. FIRST ROW: T. Whistler,.I. Geyer, M. Smale, V. Rotz, P, Davidheiser. SECOND ROW: L, Baglivio, S. D. Stevenson, C. McElroy, C. Boughtcr, j. Stoudt, S. White, D. Hallman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rendina, M. Mariani, T. Rinaldi, S. L. Durtenhofcr, B. Bcbb, T. Levan, D. Buckley, B. Reed, K. Shaner, Mr. Saylor. FOURTH ROW: T, Daniels, D. Newman, T. T. Lipko, P. Sheets, H. Geiscr, B. Lang, S. Weiser, S, Lawrence, D. O'Connor. William Norris Girls, Leader Corps Lead Future Athletes The Girls' leader Corps was a voluntary organization established by Miss Bechtel and Miss Whistler and comprised of experienced girl athletes. Some of the responsibilities of the G.L,C. were to distribute equipment, help instnxct students who needed help with skills, officiate in classes, lock the locker room, and keep the locker room clean. The G.L.C. also participated in activities such as volleyball games with the Boys' Leader Corps and the faculty, a trip to a Sev- enty-Sixers game, and fund raising and spirit projects. The officers were president Doreen Kor- noski, vice-president Lisa Detar, secretary Lisa Baglivio, and treasurerjane Geyer. I got it! OFFICERS. D. Kornoski, L. Bagliviohl. Geyer, L. Detar. GIRLS' LEADER CORPS. FIRST ROW: S. White, D. Newman, C. I-Iolsbergcnj. Geyer, M. Yonas, S. Wilhelm, M. Mariani, D. Komoski. SECOND ROW: P. Walter,j. judge, T. Lipko, M. Waller, R. Smoyer, D. Buser,j. Heanyhl. Nichols. THIRD ROW: C. Zawaski, L. Baglivio, Miss Whistler, P. Ruffin, L. Detar, C. Pollick, B. Huddy, L. Dezura, L. Detar, Miss Bechtel. nohor Club Serves School and Community Anchor Club is . . N utry girls Competing in essay contests Homecoming mums Orders for carnations and Calendars Respect for school and community Christmas decorations in the lobby Linda Duttenhofer as Santa at the Christmas Pam' Ushering at the senior class play Banquets and parties Initiations of new members Secret friends Finding projects to aid our community Ushering at Commencement New friends, new experiences President Linda Duttenhofer ANCHOR CLUB. FIRST ROW: P. Blackwell, S. Nhek, L. Weideman, L. Wirman, M. Kalejta, K. Barthlow, B. Huddy, M. Shirey. SECOND ROW:j. Boehmer, K. Bressi,-I. Heany, M. Smale, T. Lipko, D. Stevenson, S. Brans- field, S. Trace, L. Duttenhofer, P. Sheets. THIRD ROW: L. O'Neill, L. Moyer, S. Saylor, D. Thorpe, DI. Moyer, V. Matias, K. Shaner, B. lang, B. Reed, T. Rinaldi, S. Wilhelm, A. Schmcarer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Munz. -,U tis Terri Rinaldi enjoys herself. Sue Trace and Linda Dutrenhofer are deep in thought. Sharon Saylor opens a secret friend present L if' , .- gf .1 ' Va ' fav I VQXJ M wxffrf, ., Q-3 gps' Q 1 , 3 i P' - 9 HOMECOMING COURT. Melanie Howard, Pam Walter, Patty Holinka, Christine Dennis, Donna Stevenson, Lisa Detar, Natalie Bicer. ESCORTS.Bmce Delong, Mark Ztleznick, Dennis Walter, Delmar Shelton, Michael Endy, Donald Lash, Steven Hatfield. ,ia--at 'A gtyhl 1977 Queen Cherie Trate and her escort Charles Garner. J OFFICERS. Charles Garner, Mark Zcleznick, Donald Lash, X M---p kung Aids Your Health The Ski Club, sponsored by Mr. Michael Novak, is comprised of students from grades 9 through 12. The club participated in weekly trips to Doe Mountain. Forty students, many of whom were novices, tested their abilities on the slopes. Ten teachers went along with the club to show off their skills. The Ski mary 2. The Health Aides, with the leadership of Mrs. Jane Guest, assisted with the work of the school nurse. They did such jobs as cleri- cal work, secretarial work, and assisting dur- ing physicians' testing. They also took mes- sages when the nurse was busy. Club enioyed a trip to Massachusetts on Feb- HEALTH AIDES, FIRST ROW: D. Buckley, V. Ehling. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Guest, H. Cveiser, Mrs. Dallcr, fx SKI CLUB OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: M. Soltcs, Mr. Novak, D. Buckley. SECOND ROW: C. Snell, K. Behle, R. Stroop. u 4' , M 8 A if '-at 4' 3 , . , y t ' . i- 3 f 'npggg W? A , tl . ' i 24:1 sf A x , . I p 1 A .M A 'Soft , . Q 'W ' t are ' -Q gi 3.f,Ii fla ,, , f . , . . ff, eff . -. Alf l 33 if , I ' ' ' . at .. SKI CLUB. FIRST ROW: N. Chomnuk, S. Brennan, K. Cable, A. Pizzuto, L. Pace, M. Gittings, L. Ney, M. Reimert. SECOND ROW: M. Soltcs, D. Buckley, M. Haas, B. Emery, T. Swartz, D. Convcr, D. Biccr, D. Buser, K. Righter, S. Myers, T, Shollenberger. THIRD ROW: S. Webb, D. Hating, K. Bchle, S. Wilhelm, T. Rinaldi, H. Geiscr, A. Bozorth, S. Brans- field, L. Harvey, R. Tokonitz, Mr. Novak. FOURTH ROW: D. Fronheiser, S. Miller, V. Smith, D. Donald, R. Stroop, M. Sheets, C, Snell, B. Lang, T. Swinehart, K. Ellis, T. Miller, G. Pizzuto. Tlme ls Moneyg the ore You pend, the Less You Save Next. . . Your note, please! Thank you. Hey, wait a minute. I don't think this note is accepta- ble. Please excuse Terry for missing classes on Wed. and Thrusday as she had the 24 hour virus. Yours Truely Terry's mother Jeanette Comm Dwayne Charles QM Troiad Staff: The-yare the Ones Troi ad staff? They're the ones who . . . planned the theme of the yearbook got you out of class to take your picture put in more captions than ever before begged Mr. Kovach to spend more money came in after school to meet deadlines decided on dedication asked for patrons to help fund the yearbook kept Mrs. Huddy late after school typing tried to identify unrecognizable pictures used double exposures on sports pages threatened to shoot the dogs of non-patrons tried to put every student's picture in the yearbook designed the cover gave equal coverage to girls' athletics arranged for Lorings to take your senior portraits made this annual a record of your high school days s kept good secrets , 2 ,Mr I 3 isissf ig e i at ls I' 9 Q . If , M. Iii? 'Q l gg.. yd .V ff' 4 . 4.259 .. K. .Lag-W EDITORIAL STAFF. FIRST ROW: D. Stevenson, D. Witmyet, B. Daniels, D. lash, C. Antonio, SECOND ROW: B. Daniels, A. Schmeatct, B. Huddy, M. Kalcjta, T. Rinaldi. THIRD ROW: D. Hampton,-I, Antonio, R. Bailcy,j. Nodol- ski, B. Spare, S. Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: C. Garner, L. Gibbs, M. Endy, E. Schirk, R. Gofus, Mrs. Huddy. EDITORS. Mike Endy, Donald Lash, Delmar Shelton, Charles Gamer. . A A A A AL Q BUSINESS STAFF. FIRST ROW: D. High, K, Shaner, S. Trace, S. Dilliplane, T, Martin, H. O'Neill, B. Knaup, B. Endy, M. Hurter, B. Hazel. SECOND ROW: B. Reed, K. Musser,-I, Ray, B. Huddy, S, Wilhelm, C. McElroy, M. Smale, T. Rinaldi, B. Emery, R, Ncster, T, Hurter, S. Cable. THIRD ROW: S. Emery, K. Fry, P. Sheets, S. Weiser, P. Mourar, D. Buckley, S. Valentine, D. Stevenson, S. Brown, C. Harris, M. Haas, D. Bartchak. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kovach, D. Fron- heiser, B. Lang, H. Geiser, S. Braunsberg, R. Goretslti, L. Groff, L, Lenhart, V. Bridgeman, T. Buzta, T. Griffith, C, Gar- ner, M. Endy. fwfr. BUSINESS MANAGERS. Marcia Smale, Donna Stevenson, Advisor Mr. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Douglass Whitehead, Eric Schirk, Beth Huddy Kovach. AA Sells School Spirit To PHS Selling school spirit was the major purpose of the Athletic Association store. Not only did they sell candy and school supplies but they also sold sweaters, Trojan jackets, hats, scarves, and other items to depict the feelings of pride that P.H.S. students had for their school. Sponsored by Mr. Charles Avery, the AA published and sold football programs at the home games. They bought trophies for the outstanding girl and boy athletes of 1978-79. fx xx DEAD env, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STORE VVORKERSD. Thorpe, L. Pace, P. Mort, advisor Mr. Avery, M. Howard, Cclluci, R. Skavinsky, A. Rizzuri. NB' ' , at Q A 54 4-mr' .7 ha, , 1. ig: ,ifknag Feisty Young Trojans Learn to Give and Take The 1978 Trojans were one of the young- and gutsiest teams to wear the proud blue white uniforms of P.H.S. Seventy-five of them were sophomores. But they They learned that courage was facing who outweighed them by fifty They learned that tired was playing minute of every game - offense, and special teams. They learned that was Coach Butch Leveille. Pottstown's first game of the year came Allentown-Dieruff. Pottstown opened scoring in the first quarter when Bob Sat- scored from the one. Dieruff man- ageo only 8 points in the first quarter against a stubborn Trojan defense. However, in the second quarter the defense began to falter, and the locals went down to defeat 53-6, The same thing was to occur in the next four games. The Trojans' problem was num- bers. Most of the opposing teams had SO-60 playersg the Trojans had barely 4Q, 50 of them sophomores. Most of the players had no opportunity to rest. This lack of depth would take its toll in the latter part of each game. In the sixth game Pottstown traveled to East to play the hapless Vikings whose record was also O-5. In a steady downpour the Tro- jans played three scoreless quarters on the West Chester quagmire. With four minutes left in the contest Mike Favors recovered a Viking fumble on the West Chester fifteen. It could have put the icing on the cake for the Trojans. A facemask penalty gave the ball back to the Vikings who went on to win 6-O. After a loss to Henderson, Pottstown went to Phoenixville to play the first place Phan- toms. The young Trojan defense let the relentless Phantoms' offense manage only 7 points in the first half, but the battle-weary Trojans tired in the second half to lose 28-0. But the boys learned. Points were much harder to score against Pottstown, and the running game started rolling behind return- ing lettermen jeff Green and Ernie McCalvin. Thanksgiving Day they crossed the river to rival O. -I. Roberts. The rain was appropri- ateg the Trojans fought hard, only to lose 34- 6. Roberts' linebacker Kevin Ireson said, I still can't see how they didn't win all season. No way. They hit harder than four or five other teams we played. The .IV team finished with a respectable 5- 5 record, and the freshmen finished 5-4. H J ', ,zine 4 ,,, :fra-1:s,q.fir. si -j, ' fif.7.'::-'ii-tilifdf, ,f , ' - ,. . 'lx-v. Mn... .fr ' tt -f wvxpj:,, c s Wlgw I, si., 'G' N- ,if xi, Coach jim Edwards Freshmen went 3-4, Greg Rcpko Ron Reinhart Matt Gombos Coach William Kerr Mike Favors Bill Brown kc. 'J' EJ U3 pg H Q, Q - 9 ,Q an 'f3. l 1s A Q Gim'3 ,A 2' E 9 SFV' I ' if 5 1 ' --A 3: h 5. f- 3, 'Y 3 .. . gf 'k jf. -n:f..y 'S+ ,m ' , J if Q: 5 'W , Q fa '- 'K ,. . Q- -. L - , . f Q v ' , f H- f NU' f+ if Q' P53331 J H.l'i'.89 if-'EY cf-'-'X' -f i Q' M3 3 .. gw xx n 3513 --13' N1 'hs NWN: ,f -f F 5 W L 1: nv A 6 X Af' .3 I . lf 1 lr- ' Q, 'N , V is gh? fr tl V39 4 J ML ff 5-ry' i, nz' ' ar, . 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X' 7 f 7aQQ.id5 , In , ' . 4 'S' V f 11- af . figigfe-T . y t .Mg . t T. . y M y Terry Claywnhlcff Grccn 5 Head coath Mr. 'Iamcs Lrvcille .lunlm Vafsiry Wm! 55' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW. VI, Andrews. C' Hownrtl, D, Witmytr, B. Foster,-J, Valentine. C. Keys. T Warren, S. lfapcntcr, M. Wallt'r, TJ h ' , D. Bll 0 nson 1 man, SECOND ROW! R. lmfus, C.. MtAlpmc, W Wl11tcl1urst.i.. l.tnthxtum, T Hughes, T. Wrigllt. li. Pringle, S. Miklnsovlt, K Hespczh, G, Rcmitsk. THIRD ROXV: M. Disc, P, Quay, B. Bransficld, P lfnxsitly, N Wiggins,-I Antonin, B. Drumhcllcr, S, Glenn, R. Raphael. Coaclmes wcre Mr. Rcigncr .md Mr. Mt'AfCc' Harriers Run into Difficult At the beginning of the 1978 cross country season, Coach Lawrence Harvey had high expectations. The harriers responded with an exciting one-point victory over Great Valley following a disheartening loss to Coatesville. A contributory factor to the fair season was injuries to -John Duttenhofer, Bob Waidell, andjim Tunnicliffe. The Trojans were led by senior co-captains Dave jackson and Don Lash, Dave jackson had an outstanding year for Coach Harvey. He was Pottstown's leading runner, finishing fourth in the AA Districts and participating in the state championship race. Bob Greena- walt had an excellent year, in which he con- sistently finished among the first four mn- ners. The harriers completed the season with a 4-6 Ches-Mont record. ...Q -. eye ,, 7 Arg---Q CROSS COUNTRY. FIRST ROW: L. Allen,-J. Shawell, B. Greenawalt, D. jackson, D. Lash, P. Norman. SECOND ROW: M. jones,j,james, V. Doctor, A. Gray, P. Amway, B, Waidell, R. Campbell, Coach Harvey. Trojanettes Flick lo Henderson For eeond Place in C-lVl League The Troianettes hockey team had one of their hest seasons this year. Their skill, speed, and aggressiveness on the field, along with their undying desire to win, gained them the second place in Ches-Monts. This place was won after a 2-1 victory over Henderson, who was tied with Pottstown for second place. This win brought Pottstown into District l playoff action. The Trojanettes were second to Great Valley in the league, hut they had more wins than Great Valley during District competition, Pottstown's season ended after their second game in Districts when they were defeated by lnterboro. 0-1. The maiority of this year's team was sen- IK q iors. They were the best group of hockey players I ever coached, Miss Wliistlt'i' remarked. Only four varsity players will he returning for next year's season, Three outstanding players on this year's team were recognized on the All Ches-Mont team. They were Lisa Detar, first team offense, ,lane Geyer, second team offenseg and Charlene Ebersole, second team goalie. The junior varsity team was coached by Mrs. Mary Powell. Their season ended with an overall record of 2-6-5. The freshman team, coached hy Miss Ellison, ended their season 1-6-2. f' All VARSITY. FIRST ROW: -I. Nichols, K. Righter, I.. Detar, P. Holinka,j. Geyer, C. Holsberger, M. Yonas, M. Mariani Sl:L OND ROW: R. Smoyer, S. Wilhelm, C. Ebersole, S. Nixon, D. Newman, G. Hums, L. Detar, D, Kornoski, P. Walter Miss Whistler, R. Mrffalvin. Pius X Boyenown Fleetwood O.j. Roberts SpringFord Pousgrovc Phoenixville East Hehdersoni. In Darby-Colwyn' I Inrcrboro ,QM , 5522 wg QW, L 1 , I ig, , ,,,L ff, ,. .W ,.,,,,,rg,,,..,g,',.g l .,, v ff 'N , ML 'mf w.faU--4' f ff , m ,amy i g .eff V , ' ' 1 Q ,-,gig-i,3,,W4 Q, Us wh. , ..,, W, f .Q Typical summer practice. Mary Yonas leams to drive. 1 l 3 4 2 3 2 3 2 2 O QNX xiii 16? V, ., 1. Mandy Gcphan sticks with ir. The Three Musketeers Get the point? 8 Qt if' FS , Q I ,W - . - 1' 'Oi f'1': is' 44 M' ' JUNIOR VARSIIY. FIRST ROW: M. Gcphart, B. Spare, D. Buscr, T. Surbeck, C Whitchurst, M. Benford, G. Wright, S. Gibbs, j. judge, D. High. SECOND ROW: K. Knittlc, T, Martin, P. Moyer, G. Scott, S. Cole, S. Waller, T. Townscnd, B. Dclnng, M. Wallcr,j. March, S. Warren, Mrs. Mary Powell. The dymmic dug FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: B. Missimcr, K. Kcifridcr, j. Watkins, R. Icvan, D. Shancr, K. Kirlin. SECOND ROW: L. Watkins, L, Grccnawalt, D. Koren, R. -- Moyu' K' Kirby' Ooooh - now you did it! Oh! P00159 'F' 5 Pep talk? Doreen takes control. .5 Pl-IS Golfers Drive Fore Victor The much improved golf team finished their season with a third place in the Ches- Mont League. The team's third place was a giant step up from their last place in 1977. All the golfers improved, but the key to the Trojan success was Gregg Schwoyer. Schwoyer had a record average of under 75 strokes per match. His achievements included a record low 65 at Twin Ponds golf course against Boyertown. He was named to the All Ches-Mont team. The team highlighted their season with a victory over Ches-Mont champions Great Valley. They then suffered a tough loss by two strokes to the C-M runner-up Downing- town. The team lost four lettcrmen by the gradu- ation of Gregg Schwoyer, Duane Seybold, Dave Binder, and Todd Daniels. Despite the loss of these outstanding players Coach Davis was optimistic about the 1979 season. Promis- ing golfers returning are Brad Daniels, Scott Sandoe, jeff Shaner, and Mike Ruyak. Coach Davis commented, With improved poise and concentration we should be able to achieve maximum performance next season. GOLF. FIRST ROW: B. Daniels, K. Kabilko, B. Daniels, K. Raneiri, M. Ruyak,j. Shaneigj. Sell, C. Evans, P. Weiner. SECOND ROW: D. Seybold, R. Brown, D. Dctwciler, K. Kleinert, C. Nimmerrichter, G, Schwoyer, C. Gamer, D. Bina der,-1. Daniels, S. Sandoe, Mr. Davis. Gregg Schwoyer, All Ches-Mont golfer fe' is W2 WRESTLING. FIRST ROW: T. McCa.lvin, D. Lash, T. Endy, R. Bailey, P. Norman, S. Gantt, Coach Armata. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Ftiend,j. Crosby, D. Kticzlty, C. Goff, D. Shelton, D. Binder,j. Green. THIRD ROW: j. Shaner,'I. james, N. Torres, V. Iash, D. Lafferty, H. Messnet. FOURTH ROW: L. Vataday, T. Queen, M. Zleleznick, D. Hampton, R. Moyer, R. Reinhart, W. Shippen, Coach Tsakonas. Young Trojans Finish 7-7-2 The Trojan wrestling squad under new head coach jim Tsakonas began its '78-'79 year with a preseason record of 2-1-1. At the Lower Moreland Holiday Tournament two individual Trojans managed to start and end the competition well, as lightweight Donald Lash and heavyweight, jeff Green became two of the tournament's champions. The Trojans' strength and toughness were tested as they met four of the strongest Ches- Mont teams at the start of their regular sea- son. The result of these matches left the grap- plers with a O-3-1 record. Trojan pride and determination were not injured, as the squad won their next three matches. A very disappointing loss to East may have seemed to have dampened the young squad's spirit, but it bounced back to take on the Bears of Boyertown. The squad put on its best exhibition of wrestling technique, strength and endurance as each and every one of the twelve man line-up gave his best effort for every second that he competed. Unfortu- nately, the Trojans still lost this match to Boyertown which left them with a Ches- Mont record of 4-5-1. This dedicated crew of varsity and junior varsity wrestlers will better its present record, as there were only five senior competitors. Under the direction of coaches Tsakonas, Armato, and Friend, the squad will be pre- pared for its '79-'80 season. Delmar Shelton jeff Green Sgcfjon IV AAA 167 lbs, Lower Moreland Holiday Wrestling Toumamcnt Champion Heavyweight Third Place Section IV AAA Gtaznpion - District I AAA Champion Regional AAA Runner-up - Pennsylvania State AAA Runner-up l A 5 3 ,si s 1. if -. E I l l -4 Q . si ' refs Q, .. ,V .sis 1 fl v R ,jf - ::ii7'?i1l'?'if: 'E . 4- no-'QW 2 'f 3?,g'QLss.g.1f-sf- ' if,f,.,'S-' Tl ifl ,gg wg- :.'k g k-,. 1' jv 19-fig' -5 ,. 4 ,,,'k?'.-.- -55 1115. ' 5'-132 is 'f sl A nw'-5 Rx J -, t . y- - K A . , . g 2 35 ' ' -. . ,f W' LQ ' . Q- -1 - ....- E ' I- 'f Cf ilu. 1 .wi-ff 'aww 'fwszstii .- wif QE tg, - U 4 Q T' if A 1 - QQ xiii-if2EiiE5 ?f ..:-iii? Q A ri- . .t te -- .Q f . If, , 5' 1- , as .,.., . ' p -fi- 3. f ' .. g a - R .V f ai 1 . E . .. QEEEETT. 811645-A 1 3 , . A ' ...M ' ' 1, , . it ,e if : , s a s . it .. . . .. a A - A A ft, - lt g , 4 , I 4 V i X, NEA I FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: G. Mauger, T. Deiner, S. Carpenter, B, Evans, G. McAlpine, j. Satterwhite, R. Gofus, E. Pringle. SECOND ROW: -I. Valentine, D. Billy, S. Miklosovic, T. Wright, B. Drumheller, P. Cassidy, T. Sivco, THIRD ROW: E, Spare, K. Moyer, D. Witmyer, R Pennington, C. Farmer, R. Levan,-I, Sundstrom. FOURTH ROW: B. Kent, L. Gibson, M. Dimiter- chik, D. Pollock. P. Green, C. Sherrif, M. Mest. FIFFI-I ROW: Mr. Bailey, B. Heffner, Mt. Meyers. --,, 1 V v D Q I rs. L HK A .i ' ' tl-. 4-+A., ,,. v 'Q-N .-'k V4 ,,4- Q ,.,. A JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: j. Heany, T. Rinaldi, K. Toth. SECOND ROW: K. Barthlow, P. Sheets, L. Peroni, C. Chenoslty, D. Bartchak, L. Yanusko. THIRD ROW: Miss Bechtel, L. Hoffman, M. Shirey, -I. Ray, D. Scybold, B. Bichl, A. Rizzuti, S. Cable, T. Hurter, S. Pharoah,-I. Kehler. o Girls' Tennis Recruits Aces The Trojanettes finished their season with a 2-9 record. But the statistics did not repre- sent every aspect of the season. This year's varsity contained only one retuming merhbcr, Joanne Kauffman. The junior varsity was composed of many girls who played on the team for the first time. But what the girls lacked in experience, they compensated for in desire and determination. Miss Bechtel took over the coaching position only a few days before the first match. With many hours of discipline and teamwork, she helped the Tro- jancttes complete their season with pride. Together they looked forward to next year with their hopes based on the great number of underclassmen. Senior members of the team were Joanne Kauffman, Terri Lipko, Sharon Weiser, Patty Ladjanski, Donna Endress, Terri Rinaldi, Ann Rizzuti, and Peggy Sheets. va ,I 523 7 H -iwdaf VARSITY. FIRST ROW: K. Koval,-I. Kauffman, T. Lipko. SECOND ROW: Miss Bechtel, S. Weiser, M, Kalejta, D. Endress, P. Ladjanski,j. Moyer. irls Strive Toward Pla offs The girls' basketball team captured the first half crown with a 10-1 record. They had pres- sure from several teams such as St. Pius, but they proved themselves to be the best. In the second half they placed second with an 8-3 record. The Trojanettes participated in a league championship game against St. Pius X and lost a tough game by the score of 46-39. The exciting Trojanettes then entered into district competitions which extended their season into March. A key to their success was an overall strong, consistent team with good support from a well balanced bench. Each girl knew her responsibility whether it was scoring, passing, or rebounding. The Trojanettes were undoubtedly one of the strongest all-around teams in the ChesAMont league. The girls were coached by new coach and teacher Mr. Richard Barletta. ' M '2 .. X' . , ,nvf, . .w' Y veil s, NK -. ' ' V fy Q71 'iff Aa ,,t,,.,s,,,f, fi, '-'?sS,ESg,eQfLa ,I as W ' gag 5 ,gi as 1.310 , :ef tv 1, ay.. . I - ' is fha Q 1 qw x ' . K i t W. ,sag ff? it - Xaw - it W W . ea 1 L 1 i , M iff, J N Q, W 1 t I ' X' s ,s 1, zz, . 9-QP 5 4 '1 'S w M. M , ..,1w,.i sits- ,na . . w e 1 .mam 11'?3iHiQgfT1Q st.f':gg3gtz. Q -f'l5i?Wif'5fls fvzfzqtzg-ff A avtmmi 1 Gftg, ' '-r,:::,' ycffgszsfsai, .. agssmi . ,'fEgE:f5E1-fizii Z.. A-,qi q 3: , ., -, . '- ' '- .f A- .,,r:5i.f,r,?e gk '4 , sas ' ll L tx 1 , Q t .5 P , ,, f aa3-1ZrL?f2z- afsglfazfisss ifiane ' Q ' -115: N1 Y' 35555932 1'?'i,4'ff lg11.5if.f'fj3 iif:Aif:' . Donna Endless, Donna Hallman, and Sherry Gibbs as 'if . I ,My B 1 wi 5 VARSITY. FIRST ROW: L. Derar. M. Mariani, D. Hallmzn, D. Kornoski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barleua,j, Geyer, D. New- man, T. Lipko, S. Nixon. OPP. 1 50 37 35 E, J, in am. Carcn Holsbcrgcr Doreen Komoski Shfm' Gibbs 138 JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: j. judge, M. Waller, K. Savagc, T. Manin, P. Moyer. SEC, FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: K. Kirlin, C. Finc, C. Gibbs, R. Nichols, K. Kcifridcr, B. Lare. OND ROW: S. Clemons, S. Gibbs,j. Ray, C. Whiichursr, L. Rcddick, Miss DiPicn'o. SECOND ROW: Miss Whistler, D. Koi-cn, D. Ncwman,j. Watkins, R. Blakey, D. Shaner, T. Couon. , ,, ., N -nn wa D. - A- W 35. A, . vi np.. A . 1 1 k ye, fc.. r , A 'W TQ . lil ' Darlene Newman Carmclia Whirchurs: Terri Lipko and Marcy Mariani 139 Trojan Bowlers: As Good As Pros In Pottstown High School bowling was an intramural sport in which all students could par- ticipate. The students organized themselves into teams who bowled against each other each Mon- day aftemoon at the jay Innes on Route 422. Mr. Robert Kovach sponsored the bowlers, and lead- ership was provided by president jim Dunlap and secretary-treasurer Iori Reider. Dan Quay, Todd Miller, jim Dunlap, Scott Braunsberg, and Cheryl Fine were a few of the consistent high scorers among many fine bowlers. , BOWLING: FIRST ROW: C. Fine, M. Soltcs, B. Btbb, D. Buckley, G. Roussdy, L. Reidcr, Neff, V. Sobrtslci, T. Mack, S. Bransfield. SECOND ROW: I.. Foltz, M. Keating, D. Kreidrr, T. Moyer, S. Miller, J. Washko, R. Goretski, B. Washko. THIRD ROW: K. Ranieri, D. Quay, D. Reed, S. Hartman, Mr. Kovach, L. Skean,j. Saxon, D. Stauffer, T. Miller, B. Kimblcy. Scot: Miller Todd muff Dave Hcambuh Cagers Court Playoffs W 1th y yy g, OPP. , , , Holy Ni 1 79 D S d d k 60 etermlnatlon, pee , an S 1ll Sg,3uy,ki,, 6, Norxistowri . 82 Ph ' 'Il 2 5' 1 72 - - - . sp.'2f.2iflQ C if 'G s 66 The 1979 Trojan basketball team began the A p ' 1' i i 0.1 j 42 season with the odds against them. They had '91 S N , ' L - 3: season problems within the team while .1 ' A , L FG ly... 1 5 555136 were competing in the toughest league 5 . ' J' V 1 P W Q . . E i all of District I. They also lacked overall V -Ig ggi , ' -f P . ' 5 ,V ,g dilffi ' ' 97 ,A size. But they overcame these odds with V ' p - . f - ,,f . - i .C ,T 86 ez: hustle and overall competitive spirit. . 2 ima Q 'g 9. wg O ss it 66 speed and spirit were rewarded with 'li A f I X - K ' 71 56 . , . A 2 W , wpasfnstviam 59 H S0 victories over Bishop Shanahan, East, V, 53. 95- ' fe .' , 7. 52 50 and Phoenixville. The most ' rpgp .Nj ,,11W1'4 5 son so K 57 game was against Boyertowng they . 3-H - ' if V, ' - f 64 Y 42 , , , ,-J 1 s 3 umtgqyenown 50 44 the Bears in double overtime. All in ,I V' ,A's . . ith. Q A. 51 55 Coach Fritz was proud of the total team -Q-'aiijlftgk f . , f W . Q TL' l in I-f 72 a -ff ' ff ,. 3 f,,,i,:.5'm1g , irzf.-1:1 that they put into all of their games. W Mlm I , .- Z' high point of the season was the team 55 ? K ' A . S: f 59 66 for the P.1.A.A. District 1 AA sis A U' . J fi, ,R .1 SS ' 61 . tx A K A' ,i it i'...-'..'-.-r. -5 ..af.:27., sqzd FIRST ROW' Q Clemons R Little K lacey S Foulkes D Butler SECOND ROW A Bartlett R. Garli on - - , - y - , - . - - 3 - 1 n8f i Schmearer, L Gibbs. THIRD ROW: Mr. Yersak, Mr. Fritz, C. Betts, G. Iarc, K. Curtis, j. Malone, C. Nimmerichter. was 45? Sin JUNIOR vARsrrY. msr now. 1. Lipko, B. Wheatley, 11. Campbell, T. sms, K. smfmd, B. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, S. Keys, C. Trate, M. Lanphcar, K. Ewing, D. Dobbs, T. Towson. . ,gm-0 4522. Q fi' FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: D. Billman, B. Haring, N. Wiggins, C. Reddick, B. Sanforcl,j. Lloyd. SECOND ROW: D. Mauger. T. Hughes, K. Ca:-pcnrcrhj. Sanford, S, Glenn, K. Kabilko. T, Blackwell, Mr. Missimer. -IOHN DUTFENHOFER COACH DANIEL WELLER xr msg.-als 4 - XJ U W My , N xx! .ii-ages . X . Q -A A 1' A gt, w v.,fjr,, T5 ' A E 1 if .1. A . R -...,..1,.-G., V ,. A - ., .T miilh M. .1 2 f 'R if - ' -. 'X5'YWf,f I ' 5 ' V '. - rf 4. 'N 'gh 71 ...W A K I K . H ,- H. ,,,. .L f .1-' -nw., 'fg k Q . f- 1 5 . f1,1.,,3,3L .:1fk4 .3 , .,,,. fr.. . , -. ,-A ..,, ,.f.3:.g .Af-J 'vv - . g if--1. f-.f,:'-'.f-Y D ' :W f1:.'w. QLVQ??m11fmrf?'--'L'-'1-'-Y' A . .5 f . A fl A. , WINTER TRACK TEAM. J. Andrews, j. Antonio, R. Bargcr, T. Bzthurst, H. Blakey, T. Brooks, -I. Duttenhofer, j. Dckcnzis, M. Gombos, S. Gombos, A, Gray, R. Grccnawalt, D. jackson, J. james, G. laws, E. MrCalvin. T. Moyer, R. Sattcrwhitc,-I. Shawcll, G. Smith, D. Ycaglc, C. Bergman. Track Off and Running Hard Under ew Coach Pottstown thin clads were in their first year under the new coaching staff of head coach Daniel Weller and assistant coaches Lawrence Harvey and William Rogers. The team looked for at least eight wins. The winter track team under Mr. Weller highlighted such stars as Bob Greenawalt, Ernie McCalvin, Dave jackson, Steve Gom- bos, and john Shawell. Winter track is a uni- que preparation for the spring track season. It consists of Divisions I and II. Each division TRACK l-IRST ROW E McCalvin M Gombos D jackson, R. Greenawalt, S. Gombos, A. Gray, -I. Andrews, G. Laws SECOND ROW R Gofus T Bathurst -I Derenzis R Yost, D. Pennypacker, K. Harrison, T. Moyer. THIRD ROW -I Tunnicliffe L Hart ,I DeFrank D Donald j Duttenhofer, R. McGee, G. Mest, T. Moyer. FOURTH ROW: R Campbell G Wilson j Pizzuto j Dentler J Shay R Collins, W. Little. FIFTH ROW: L, Allen, H. Blakey. consists of 30-40 teams. During a meet each athlete may compete only once with the top four athletes in each event receiving medals. Trojans who qualified for the Princeton Meet of Champions were Dave jackson, Bob Gree- nawalt, john Shawell, Anthony Gray, Bob Satterwhite, and Ernie McCalvin. The 11 meets this year were held at Haverford, Lehigh, Widener, East Stroudsburg, Prince- ton, West Chester, and Philadelphia Conven- tion Hall. PH Tennis Team Courts Season With a Net Gain The Pottstown tennis team, under the direction of new head coach Rick Barletta, built a strong squad that surpassed the teams of recent years. The season for the Pottstown netters got off to a late start with Coach Bar- letta leading his basketball team to a District Championship. Once practice started, the team progressed and built a solid young team with experience and court knowledge gained through hard work and determination. The team consisted primarily of undercliissmen with only three graduates. Team captain Todd Daniels held the team together with his leadership and kept morale high throughout the season. Coach Barletta was pleased with the performance of the team. He said that the enthusiasm generated by the players and the leadership made this a highly productive sea- son. y TENNIS. FIRST ROW: T. Daniels, M. Henry, S. Lawrence, B, Daniels G Wilson T Straus SECOND ROW B Daniels D Hampton, D. Bartko, S. Braunsberg, B. Kimbley, K. Trievel, T. Mort wx' Z 145 Sw? g, .ge-1 vi N , Softball Scores ith PH Girls The Troianettes softball team, coached by Miss Gene Whistler, was a very young team. Since this sport was reintroduced in 1978, there were few veteran upperclassmen. The team was composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores. Miss Whistler was confident that by 1982 they will have two good teams, a varsity and a junior varsity. The Troianettes played a full round of 12 games. Their most challenging opponents were Downingtown, Boyertown, and Coatesville. SOFTBALL. FIRST ROW: K. Toth, P. Walters,j. Ihle,j. Heany, S. Saylor, C. Whitehurst, L. Strickler, C. Ebersole, A. Rizzuti. SECOND ROW: M. Williams, S. Dransfielcl, K. Andjewicz, C. Fine, M. jones, P. Moyer, L. Grubb, L. Skean, Y. Young. THIRD ROW: M. Brown, M. Grepps, T. Thornton, B. Ewing, D. Larc, S. Eiclell, B. Brown, C. Hofmann. FOURTH ROW: Miss Whistler, T. Hartman, C. Schmearer, D. Pace, D. Koren, W. Drake, H. Flynn, D. Pinter, H. Criblcar. i B QTST H ..-v-f Rounding Bases Is the Biggest Hit in Pottstown The Pottstown Senior High baseball cam- paign was as successful as it was exciting this season. A solid veteran infield of Dennis Kriczky, Mike Kerr, Duane Seybold, and jef- frey Green made an Iron Curtain. With the acquisition of freshman catcher Ron Rein- hart, the pitching battery of Bill Brown and Bob Fine was more powerful than a Sears Die Hard. The outfield was like a Venus fly trap. The offense was supplied by the ever depend- able David Albright and jim Kerr. The junior varsity squad turned in a fine ,Annuity season in their own right. Under the coaching of Mr, Saylor, the Trojan j.v.'s ate up ground balls and cleaned off the plate, The freshmen team had a good year under first year coach jim Edwards, 'llifltfillf B R ilT'iftf 'f 2 lf' 4 W??f4fiiEE??l??r y y .g,jg:g1,.:43:..: A fi R ' '4 9- ,, , X L. 2 z:Q.s - -1:ig,,,i,,5.g 2.11 f -vfil at . . A , , . ca .ig -sgiggqgggaggw t . t X ' .iff-55-, l' iissitmiili N ,, W , ' 1 . -' 1 f -what it T J . Mr, ,A ,, l. biww w, ,si:ml-E3f?'mrZa.sfifat-.wt ,. ' .sal wr f VARSITY. FIRST ROW: D, Albright, B, Finc, R. Faust, D. Kriczky, R. Little, B. Bill, T. Levan. SECOND ROW Kerr, R. Reinhart, D. Evans, D. Quay. l0U'I li till! Coach William Kerr Mike Ruyak : Mr. Kerr, M. Kerr, D. Seybold. THIRD ROW: I.. Kasdras,-J. W P, .Q ff 1 . iv l 'x ' A s 14 N -, ,. 5 , :A S W ' Mm, ,mf ' ' ' K Q '1! F!'1 R T V M3 TTT ' 'M Q T I Q A f If T 3 ' 5 i C, 'fn X M f . fi? uf ',f'1'-f - - . .354 ' K ' JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: -I. james, j. Sell. B. Erb, D. Stevenson, T. Endy. SECOND ROW: C. Trare, W, Whirchursr, G. Rcpko, T. Conway, D. Derwcilcr, R. Garner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Saylor, D. Laffcrty,-I. Nodolski, D, Dobbs, M. Ruyak,-I. Dunlap. .-af- pw',,.. A v. A f T in A David Albright - Football All Ches-Mont honorable mention 5' i il . off? - it 2. .K ,Y V, Q N Wx .gg ' , Delmar Shelton - Wrestling Section IV AAA l67 lbs. Third place Donald lash - Wrestling Lower Moreland Toumamenr 98 lb. champion T fri . jv - Q! Le. - Pachie Nixon - Basketball All Ches-Mont honorable mention Q. Scott Sandor: - Golf All Ches-Mont honorable mention 154 Darlene Newman - Basketball All Ches-Mont first team Unanimous decision jane Geyer - All Ches-Mont 1978 lacrosse second team Hockey second team M13 Robert Gteenawalt - Decathlon School Record - 5,228 points Page f annul' of Champlons r up mm, jeff Green - Wrestling Lower Moreland Holiday Wrestling Toumament Champion Section IV AAA Champion - HWT District I AAA Champion - HWT Regional AAA Runner-Up - HWT PA State AAA Runner-Up - HWT Gregg Schwoyer - Golf Ches-Mont champion - All Ches-Mont jd' Green - Football All Ches-Mont second defense Ernie Mefhlvin - Triple iump Third indoor championship ' Keith Lacey'-A Basketball I North'All, Stars . t Vbene Wresdinsi ,T Pottsgrove Invit, Tournament 100 lb champion David jackson - Cross commtry All Ches-Mont first team .,.' l A l l J lisa Detar - Hockey I All Ches-Mont first team X as so -R W if s 32 .. W- -5 1' W .Q X ,ogg 92 5351 , if Dale Butler - Basketball All Ches-Mont! 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