Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

1983 TROIHD Volume XLVI Pottstown High School Pottstown, Pennsglvotnio Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . Assistant Editor . Business Advisor ....... Editorial Advisor . Jerry Lubinsky Heather Downie . . . . Lori Zerbey . Robert Kovach Elizabeth Huddy IE A -5- ,L ,t wana? If - , .X :ares tT'il'4:?!.'lX1 , .. . .,,. wx I ii- , 3 , ..t W A, .V 1 , M' 44. A-ivfkif . ' A-S241 . . .. ,,. , sf, .k . .N GQSQM-73,413 - w:w,:uzem,w,, as-an ' wr : gamut-pg Title page 1 Dedication 3 9' ' ..,,.1,f - ' i 2 ' ,- 1- ,Z --' s f f '11 9Tffff' ',:'i'si?l'L7'.4f55Y- if 'f Q..-.g , , wyj. 4 K .napa j J, W . 1 V 755. .55 -, 5 -'Q' .uv We if W ,., . .g?5..1.Ku.'lz-w.,.... ..-4.1 , . .4 ..,. fc. M... zu 'X , no 'bu In Q P' 'I aff' N - . R ' wg -mf.. fn 5- f 'S N' ue- f ,A 1 . mf I QM. P' ai' A Q -1 ..- -an ' D 'ky ... 3. .f.- fl -4- ' A ,A M ws cgi.. 'xy wb J-an , W ... N , f N 1.1- ' X any Q 'six -, 4. 1 'G au.. . 1, ' Q u ,, --,Q A P 'A 1 -r ' wt- ' F ,hs av v , ' -, va K QQ.. exif . .4 . . - . , A ., fi, 1 ., -' , 1 H -fa fr 1.-'tw 2 1, 227' '--- um, . ,. if-w. ,W - 'vw- Introduction 4 Classroom 12 People 34 2 Table of Contents Activities 94 Sports 122 Patrons 156 Final note 160 , XA I The patience of a parent The understanding of a teacher The discipline of a coach These qualities lead us to honor today a soft-spoken, modest gentleman of great talent on the athletic field, skill inthe classroom and dedication in coaching. He was a 1954 graduate of Pottstown High School, where he lettered ln football basketball, and baseball. He returned to the Pottstown School District in 1964 when he taught at Central Junior High. He began his career at the high school in 1968 as a guidance counselor Through the years this versatile instructor has taught social studies English, psychology, and speech In his classroom we learn the meaning of both a good education and a good laugh as he punctuates his teaching with his dry sense of humor. In our sports pro- grams he was a football coach from 1971 to 1981. He has been a baseball coach for the past 13 years, the last ten years as head coach He has motivated us to play our best and to live up to the name of Trojans. His personality is enjoyed by all who come to know him His patience makes us feel comfortable, his understanding allows us the ease to come to him with our problems his discipline has enabled us to set high goals and achieve them It is with heartfelt sincerity and gratitude that we dedicate the 1983 Trolad to lTlr Williom Kerr Dedication 3 --sf 'T 'r mf. r A A maureen barber heather downie lisa hoffman jerry Iubinsky don neiffer Iori zerbey bonnie baker pamela barndt lllll S-, 'huns ii T- ali'- mike bridgeman cathy davidheiser linda dipietro gina dmiterchik erica flagg lauren fuerman debbie gibson laura Q, fy NT 5 L -as- ' all wwf X . L 7 P' ' i--....1...- , 41 W lil!! lggql 1--'--1 lllkl w if rf.. -qpmnuum M m, -P' fav laura hart carol Kurtz lisa lascala barbara lynch karen marshall robin mourar Kendra read michele rhoads kim f , , ' ' ' 2: fp - 5 S+- llrl' has l f I f ' 'lf 'X' . ,z ' . h v 41:5 .5 .3 , . A- Q. 1 5' , I Q K ' Y I i s as f A4 4 ' - i . Liu ' 'A 2 ' v 1 ' 'ii A Yunnan 'A riedl joyce sassaman lisa schultz mary sheperak robert skean linda bauer nelson drake lisa goff lori hofmann josie 6 S Q? 6 josie ogorzalek karen pharaoh sue shirey carla daniels eva hudson karen janderchiek tara yost trinda garner A fe is -,hh L .. s W f Jiggsfffn, Q1?f,Q Rn Jr, ,,,,,,.Wf' -..- '7,,,,.,W N '- We-.W,.,,,.,f M ' 'na-'f L -. M44 W..-f--W' ..-..--.,,, E W--.......-f-f'- W ' 'WW' .,,.......----f ss V missy lash james ruyak marlo magliocchetti brent zern michele bridgeman d j coffey scott Iessig cathy moyer -.Qt me 'rv'-my -ww-lu l K: fa -. 55 is , roberta pennypacker pat riedi kim toth robert trace mike urban chris filby mike deegan junior white kim ott J' 1- B, A iw ln the sprung of 1982 both the Pottstown School Drstrrct and the world of muslc suffered a great loss wrth the death of Mr WllllamF Lamb Mr Lamb born ln 1915 was brought up wrthln a musrcal ambience Hrs father was dlrector of the Pottstown Band and he bequeathed the positron to Mr Lamb In 1936 Mr Lamb contrnued wlth the band untll 1963 One year later he became the founder and director of the Pottstown Symphony Orchestra which held lts frrst performance on May 7 1964 He also became band director of the Pottstown Hugh School and concerts for twelve years up to and rncludlng 1980 when he and the band went on tour In Florrda performing at Drsney World Sea World and Clrcus World In 1980 when Illness forced hum to glve up has positron as director of the hugh school band he took on the job of super vlsor of music for the school dlstrlct for the next two years He also continued as dlrector of the Pottstown Symphony untrl has death Wrllram F Lamb s llfe was filled with accompllshments and muslcal talent He touched our lrves He rs greatly missed He has moved a llttle nearer To the Master of all muslc Longfellow S S Fr .w VV 1 My l I . . He led the Trojan band through football games, cavalcadesl Mr William F. Lamb 1915-1982 In memorlam 1 1 CLHSSRCDOFTI ,f W' ,,.-f S Hdministroition Is The Key To School Success H :J Principal William E. Smith Superintendent Dr. Ray E. Feick 45. 18 A . Q , , , ff A , ' c l l , k :fri vyvx.. 'wi-.f 4, , A. R U. ,wx X al-,QM in , A ilf' 4 Y was .. -'TW ' ' 1 'tTf,i,' ' , 1 ,N N ,L -htm U , i ,A V Q' Hff.f.l-4 X ,HQ fx X, A W . is ii , w,.mr.w kgs., ,- A cfm., 2 . l , if g , V, L Wi. , 1 , N A .V ,. I ww V , M H 'Q-, ' A--Y w ' , , :ff -V - - f .,.,ua4f., fixing, v any ri Nh., 1 if ,WWE . - , 1r,,,f-, . 2 2.7-ine:-'Y .am-Q Y Y ' l M 4 gum . H lV16,.w M ,, Um, fi ,, , Q . ' ,UMHJ , 'i 'f .' off, fy . , 14 Administration Assistant Principal Dennis Yaremchuk Assistant Principal Joseph Rinaldi r-,,,,, ,E A I, ,,,. 72- , . , L fm ' W fl 'f -W? ,lf-5 . Y-N 'wav x 55? iii' : I 5 ' ,t. . .., , A x i . : . , ei? Assistant to the Superintendent for Business James Bush 3- . A455 -1 A 'X K-hui f ,Ya :ug r If 'A A. fi -S CHQ Assistant Superintendent Dr. Frank Heifer p ,H-5' Secretaries Cynthia Dixon, Carolee Wilson, and Tammy Strunack , 2 7,5 'A -i, 1 , ..---f' 1 ' I 1 pu. X iii Administrators participate in our show of Pride in BOARD OF EDUCATION. TOP ROW: Mark Brown, Robert Calvario, Nancy Chomnuk, Charles Daniels, Pottstown Public Schools. Donald Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Leo Eschbach, Dale Maack, William Mower, Dorothy Ricketts, Grant Rohrbach. Administration 15 College Prep Students Nome Their Colleges The college preparatory cur- riculum offered a wide variety of courses for those students planning to attend an institute of higher education. The course was not limited to college prep students: many business and vocational students enrolled in selected courses. For the past five years emphasis has been placed on a writing pro- gram designed to improve the writing skills of all students with special emphasis on the needs of college bound students who are re- quired to take SAT tests, write research term papers, and prepare expository essays. The history and English departments combined in team teaching on a number of these projects. Honors courses are offered in eleventh and twelfth grade English, and advanced biology, physics, and chemistry. Calculus and computer programming are also available. In 1983 approximately 350 students were enrolled in the col- lege prep program. Twenty to twenty-tive percent of the entire stu- dent body entered college or some other institution. Of the 85 senior college prep students, a majority received scholarships, merit awards, or bonds, depending upon the academic accomplishments and individual talents. Elizabeth Albert John Armato Donald Baker Richard Barletta t 1 iff T Rf Robert Skean Where'sMr. Leshinskie? Hiding inthecloset? Computer helps college bound students 16 College preparatory Laura Hart and Josie Ogorzalek. my :m wn., Q4 . We lqeef ' .Q , 1 h gift f.'fi .L+ I If . fx, xjsvr. A' QV 5' is ' vlf K X. '27 N -.eil J, . 1' '? N . 3: fi- . Darcie Brauner ' ' Nelson Burnett Terry Burnley Deane Cressman ' II Q 3- 1 'Q f . X L K4 . , ' N if N ' I-'J t 'I Jennifer Burnley and Gentry Brownie share their learning materials. Rodney Thorpe displays his irig ability. . . -um NN N 'Qw- .db Mr. Baker offers help. Lynne Smith College preparatory 17 .-mg' 'lui' ' ' 1 'ff 'S 1 X Nix -Qi-,LQ H' t X. J ' J -. 1'-r, A yx X f 'L 4, 'X Lf ni Donna Heflin Steve Spatz Scott Lessig Q Greg Thorpe Lisa LaScala Kelly Borowy, Holly Kerr, and Kim Riedl if-If fx '4 .wi I Lawrence Delewski Deborah Demko John Johnson i v ' l -.LM jf- L Tim Phillips Joseph Derro G. Jan Fritz 18 College preparatory Lia Downie, Amy Bathurst, Brent Zern ALA.. Tom Klonis, James Wilson, and Troy Vroman Kim Slifer -may William Giangiacomo Ronald Hallman Liane Heydt B. Joan Hopkins Tammy McCrary sv' Q College preparatory 19 ,931 Business Students Set Ciooils Flnd Cleoir Obstocles The business education program of- fered programs of study in data pro- cessing, secretarial, accounting, and clerical skills. Nearly 25 'Vo of Pottstown High School students were classified as vocational business students. Almost 50 'fo of P.H.S. students were enrolled in at least one business course. The Edith Chesney Ronald Davidheiser Joseph Golightly Helen Good Keith Grant Margaret Munz Michael Novak Daryl Saylor program allowed students to pursue academic goals while providing voca- tional skills. Students in the course prepared themselves for jobs such as data entry clerk, computer operator, secretary, bookkeeper, figure clerk, file clerk, typist, and general office clerk. Various department awards were earned by the senior students. They were the Philadelphia National Bank Stenography, Earl Fl. Strange, Norman S. Martin, Business and Professional Women's Club, and Colonial Personnel Service Award. ln addition, students were eligible for other awards. :I . Roy Martin John Freese Mrs. Chesney and Bonnie Baker Tonya Johnson 1 Carol Karpinski 2 ,I r JA J I, . so . ff' N ' Gff f X .Yi X , N 'Iv X ' R - +3 Ha Bui K , A Michelle Rhoads and Daniel Hillbish F I 3 P , S 'Q Business education 21 vw-www li' ,--e Troy knows the Keys to concentration. ww Lee? We know her real name. 'li Tracy Gross Mike Urban Karen Janderchick is a secretarial major. f ' YL 22 Business education 5- ' .1-if Taking a crash course in typing. Amy Campbell X.ff W Secretarials Betsy Hatfield and Lisa Grebe f -.1 w:1fwsar.tf t J ,ig-yy. Rf NX A 'Q 9 qv ., 4 X -I A klaaf 'N-4 X- t T' it -M . W X .ll Af- .lf e5,f '31..f' Alfred Hubbs Steven Karin Sylvia Landis James Leveille Elizabeth Huddy William Kerr Edward Leshinskie John Yersak Business education 23 Vo-Tech Students Leotrn Their Respective Trotdes The Pottstown High School depart- ment of vocational education has been progressing since 1926. In 1983 ap- proximately 34'Mn of the student body were enrolled in the eight vocational shops. The shops included automotive mechanics, machine trades, electronic technology, drafting, cosmetology, small appliance repair, construction trades and maintenance, and health assistants. These courses trained the students in a cluster of knowledge and skills to prepare them for post-high school job placement. The school year 1982-83 was the first year that all the vocational shops were once again located in the high school building. The Annex was phased out because of the progressive drop in student population. Pottstown High School was one of six comprehensive high schools in Pennsylvania. Comprehensive means Mrs. Falvey and Sandy Zipay g . i L1 Kirk Zimmerman and Scott Heimbach in., fr ' John Burke Donna Carpenter Marlene Falvey that all forms of education ranging from vocational to college preparatory were conducted in the same building. As a result, students had the oppor- tunity to take college preparatory academic subjects while they were enrolled in vocational shops. Many of these students were prepared to enter college or technical schools after graduation. -ki --i..,,,, ? -'Ran 1 ti, ' it 'T'fT tiff.. W f' wil ' y I , i mir X ie X 1 at et! . George Adamski Craig Endy and Mike Pollock John Horosky 24 VOCaIi0r7al education I Electronic students Ron Mest and Doug Pollock at work. M : gr N A. ., .w ' ' ,-G R Qi a i 1:5 's l 4 9,11 'H y 1 ,Q A Donald House Floberl Kovach Dennis Laub Thomas Palladino kc 'N :ws F 'K , xlib , Mr. House took members of his building trades shop white water rafting on the Lehigh -ff y- n K' River in October, 1982. The group included Presley Hamlette, Frank Daroci, Ron Levan, if - Ron Bailey, and Jerry Fleitmeyer. , 4 Claire Knittle and Mr. Burke A Mandy Weidner and Robin Schulz Tanya Jackson - cosmetology Bill Scheetz Vocational education 25 1 f' ., r' 4 ,,k hznmfnjv -! I mf' Michael Missimer Chris Dinger, machine shop Elaine Noel Peter Fieigner Bryan Rendina 5 , I i n'Y x gs , Skip McDonald Paul Green ,aff-N ,asf-1-...f ,--K K ,..NV5 fl Y-.,, Junior White - drafting Kim Christman - cosmetology Joe Ruyak, Jim Quinn, and Ron Mest - electronics f 0:3 J, gli 45.1 X ' sax' Douglas Scheffey Jack Strange Joanne Swavely Elwood Thompson Vocational education 27 P.H.S. Speciol Services Provide For One Hnd I-ill. Pottstown High School students were fortunate in having diversified special services. Some ot these ser- vices helped the school as a whole, while others met the needs of in- dividuals or developed individual talents and interests. The cafeteria and custodial staffs were responsible for maintaining a healthy, attractive environment in the school. Guidance counselors provided is aid in scheduling courses and in mak- ing post-high school career plans. The physical education classes promoted good health and developed athletic ability. The library was a multi-media center for research in all areas. The full-time school nurse handled everything from physical examinations to common colds. For those students with talent or in- terest in music or art, there were choir, 3,1 4 28 Special services chorus, marching and concert bands, jazz band, and a full complement of art courses. Ten seniors were graduated as art majors. Home economics and industrial arts allowed students to pur- sue personal interests. Occupational education provided two teachers for those students who needed more time and individual atten- tion in order to learn. Senior Wendy Stetler was one of ten art maiors. J U ,,,,,,.,.....4-or .xxf-,JA S'-' X sr L, x ig'x gf William Baver Rita Cohen Charles Dressler Jim Edwards Porter Eidam Jenis Frederick l.. Carolyn Williams and Bob Hartman fy' 'v Nr. , C, K L x , vi George Macomber -fb , 55.4 Jane Guest Lawrence Harvey Special services 29 -l l l 1 I r Charlene Johnson Joseph Kacanda Gail Levengood Steve Lloyd N-...,5' W r s l r I, f WN L2 11 in lar' vf- Mm Ill! 2 Carolyn Williams makes good use of library facilities. We shape up in gym classes. Special services Josie Ogorzalek V' ,I x A F591 wig N L' A- r X '9u,. NN, . ix X 'Ru Did you ever count how many ways you can serve hamburger? i CQ' X 'ww , mi s - -- - 'Gul fr K f ..- Zak. ' 5-,Q ' -'bfi' . r uf? Y. . i . X Q me , 'Qs Mary Mar William R Frances S Daniel We 5 41. pn.- -ig, X kley oge ff' - 4 wsu' f Q M,-M! .... 9 S See Rodney! See Rich! See Rodney and Rich read! E Z l 1 ..-4, f ,, Q mx M X qu- KMKT . ., K . . 'T'if'..c, L 'rv ' ' f rs mith Iler Greg Thorpe watches his opponem get the ball. ,lk Roy Martin marchini Nurse Mrs. Jane Guest Special services 31 . , . 3. f . 5, A xi. A e z. X Q .. M j-x1:z'?Ax A . . H3 A A 4, .V V . i ua Mary Lee Harp Special services -- I CAFETERIA STAFF FIRST ROW: A. Groff, M. Miller, J. Bartchak, F. Keeler, J. Leh, S. Freese, L. Kaas, N. Diener. SECOND ROW: F. Saylor, E. Long, N. Faulk, H. Gephart, B. Weaver, H. Wentzel, V. Bryson, B. Mourar, K. Kozak, B. Breslowski. MAINTENANCE STAFF R. Gibson, D. Gohean, J. Moniz, G. Terefenko, Mr. Robert Alting, head of maintenance. 'JAC' 5 la.. 1 1 0' ., L- N , I 2 ik . Wayne Thomas Elizabeth Wells R. Leland Wesner Gene Louise Eva Yashinsky Whistler HY i, 1 If X Q wx. - K 1,1 WL M 5,,,, xiw,k. x if ,N G M, 1x 'W L' 'Fl e w ' H X fi is L L i 9 cw' Wilvvfhfy XEL.j1S,35 I . Closs Of 1983 Nome Their Folvorites ln 1983 the names of our favorites were Movies 1. Animal House 2. E T 3. Rocky lll 4. An Officer and a Gentleman 5. Mommie Dearest Songs 1. Open Arms 2. Love Reign O'er Me 3. Scorpio 4. Rock the Casbah 5. Truly Hangouts 1. McDonalds 2. The Mall 3. Elks Dances 4. Pizza Hut Groups 1. Who 2. Rolling Stones 3. Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five 4. Journey 5. Clash Expressions 1. My, my, my! 2. Jeez oh man! 3. Wha's up, cus'? 4 .. . Be serious! 5. Bangl Fads 1. Punk sunglasses 2. The preppie look 3. Mini-skirts 4. Bandanas 5. Turf shoes Won't Miss 1. Shostak books 2. Running the Square 3. 7:30 practices 4. Term papers 5. Cold fire drills Will Miss 1. Singing our Alma Mater 2. Blue and white uniforms 3. Trojan teams 4. Good times 5. Good friends 36 Seniors 1. President Laura Hart William Nichols OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: Laura Hart. SECOND ROW: Sue Shade, Shelly Miller, Mr. Rendina, Mr Kendra Read. Colin Glenn llFi21 -Xl 1 CABINET APOSTROPHE: K. Ott, K. Read. EIGHT: CLOCKWISE: G. Weller, G. Dmiterchik, N. Myers, Mauger, L. Schultz, G. Frech, L. DiPietro, T. Shaw, M. Sheperak, J. Ogorzalek, L. Hoffman, M. Barber Morrell, J. Sassaman, Y. Mellot, S. Miller, H. Downie, H. Kerr, L. Hart, P. Zissa, B. Baker, B. Hatfield Bradley. CENTER: B. Lynch, T. Strouse. THREE: D. Neiffer, B. Fryer, L. Zerbey, J. Hines, D. Gibson LaScaIa, M. Kepner, K. Riedl, C. Kurtz, L. Fuerman, S. Harris, K. Marshall, C. Davidheiser, R. Mourar, Frick. CENTER: E. Jones, T. Boatwright, V. Hague. D. Fl. L. L. T. Ron Mest front of meg not behind meg l may not lead. Just blue and SlIV6l' tion be my friend. X Seniors 37 -'r1lkD,mi' . .AST ' 1, ee! MQ I lg ' t J 1 , 5 w X , 1. ,. ., 1 !+fmz'h .ffl 1Ari .Ginn WL. - A .. 1 A V x T5 C A mx X1 Y r jun-Ax' My ,. .,, ,- Jyiif -T A A' ,. rw tif' ,fm M 'NJ 'uw 4 N M ,, 1? A p 1 4 x 1 A -ST!! xr, . xffu f-45.5 UA' . rg x x x , r H w. J r 53 xl A I 'XA P -1. r- ff , X A N. ,ln ., .MN , -nag, -. .159 , , . W . . iw . we--f---,I ,K L, , - www , V' w 5 4 A13 4 , xiii? nf V, f,?2f :3v-A 111' 'df Q LM, v u v , f H' -'arm ,M- Wfh, W 2 value , J ,1-r We , ,Q I L+ George Adamski Stacey Adamski C. Craig Antonio Donald Arters Flonald Bailey Bonnie Baker George Adamski: 319 West Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education. Stacey Adamski: 513 Chestnut Street . . . Business education. C. Craig Antonio: 1069 Hale Street . . . College preparatory . . . class play 11, 125 art club 123 P.H.S. News, cartoonist 12. Donald Arters: 931 North Warren Street . . . Business education . . . baseball 93 Boys' Leader Corps 11, 123 football 9, 10, 11, 123 track 11, 123 winter track 10. Ronald Bailey: 925 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 122 ski club 9, 10, 11, 123 wrestling 9, 10. Bonnie Baker: 786 Farmington Avenue . , . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 123 band 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 choir 10, 11, 123 drama club 11, Girls' Leader Corps 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Key Club 9: P.H.S. News, business 9, 10, 11, 123 P.H.S. News, editorial 9, 10, 11, 123 ski club 103 Spanish Club 10, 11, 121 tennis 9, 10, 112 track 10, 11, 123 Trolad, business 12. Maureen Barber: 529 West Street College preparatory Athletic Association 9, 103 Anchor Club 11, 122 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 123 class play 12Q cross country 93 drama club 93 Key Club 103 in- door color guard 1Og indoor twirling corps 9, 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 9, 10, 123 student government 93 track 113 Trolad, business 11, 123 Trolad, editorial 123 twirllng corps 10, 11, 121 Trojan Girls 9. Pamela Barndt: 124 West Eighth Street . . . Business education . . . Anchor Club 11, 123 bank 123 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Key Club 103 indoor color guard 93 indoor twirling corps 9, 103 Trolad, business 11, 123 twirling corps 10. Denise Bartman: 1058 Terrace Lane . . . Vocational education . , . band 9. 10, ll, drama club 103 French Club 9, 103 Future Health Careers Club 11, 123 class play 12. Harry Bartman: 665 Hawthorne Avenue. . . Vocational education . . . wrestl- ing 9. 40 Seniors Maureen Barber Pam a Barndt Denise Bartman Harry Bartman gpi Richie Bender Ramon Benitez ..', x Kelly Borowy if '95 Michael Bridgeman Darrell Brown Janice Brown Mark Browne Lawrence Bradley B.. Tavita Benitez Debra Bertoti Timothy Boatwright Jeffrey Boehmer Richie Bender: 62 West Fourth Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 11, cross country 11, 123 P.H.S. News, business 11, 123 P.H.S, News, editorial 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 track 10, 11, 123 wrestling 9. Ramon Benitez: 3'15 North Evans Street . . . Vocational education . . . tennis 9, 10, 11, 123 winter track 10. Tavita Benitez: 529 Beech Street . . . Business education. Debra Bertoti' 1246 Maple Street Vocational education student government 11, 121 cosmetology club 10, 11, 12. Timothy Boatwright: 81 1 Willow Street . . . College preparatory. , . all-school musical 11, band 9, 10, 11, 121 cabinet 11, 123 class play 12, Key Club 11, 123 tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeffrey Boehmer: 174 Gable Avenue . . . Business education . . . baseball 9, 101 P.H.S. News, editorial 10. Kelly Borowy: 806 North Washington Street .. . College preparatory .. . cheerleaders 10, 11, drama club 9, 101 French Club 93 Key Club 9, 103 soft- ball9, 101 Troiad, business 9, 10, 11, 12. Lawrence Bradley: 855 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . . . all- school musical 93 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 choir 10, drama club 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Troiad, editorial 11. Michael Bridgeman: 1142 Center Avenue. . . College preparatory . . . French Club 101 Troiad, business 12, Darrell Brown: 363 Beech Street . . . Vocational education . . . wrestling 9, 11, Janice Brown: 543 Grant Street. . . Business education . , . Athletic Associa- tion 123 cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 122 track 11. Mark Browne: 383 Potts Court . . . Vocational education. Seniors 4 1 42 Seniors l' H 'Q --.pg-.... 'Y' r' 4-' . I .Lum J, .N ,1.T :C-1? ,- ga ' ,- 53 ..1 X' X' I Seniors 43 44 Seniors Valerie Brunner James Corum if' f D. Scott Camacho Sylvia Carter Lisa Corum Tracey Cotton Valerie Brunner: 243 North Price Street . . . Business education . . . color guard 9. Scott Camacho: 386 North Hanover Street . .. Vocational education baseball 9, 10. Sylvia Carter: 326 Oak Street . . . Business education. Thomas Chernesky: 486 North Evans Street . . . Vocational education. James Corum: 425 West Street . . . Vocational education . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 stage band 9, 10, 11, 125 track 9. Lisa Corum: 330 Oak Street . . . Business education . . . basketball 9, 115 Girls' Leader Corps 10, 11, 125 hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 lacrosse 9, 10. Tracey Cotton: 736 Walnut Street . . . Business education . . . basketball 9, 105 Girls' Leader Corps 105 student government 115 Trojan Girls 9. Cathy Davidheiser: 992 North Warren Street . .. Business education .. . band 9, 10, 115 cabinet 9, 11, 125 cross country 115 track 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 11, 12. Michael Demeter: 379 South Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 9, 115 band 9, 10, 11, 125 choir 9, 10, 115 class play 115 drama club 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Key Club 9, 10, 11, 125 stage crew 9, 10, 11, 12. Linda DiPietro: 39 Chestnut Street . . . College preparatory . . . Anchor Club 11, 125 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 choir 95 Girls' Leader Corps 11, 125 lacrosse 105 P.H.S. News, typist 125 tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 11, 12. Mark Dise: 474 West Buttonwood Street . . . Vocational education. Regina Dmiterchik: 2 Farmington Court . . . Gina . . . College preparatory . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Leader Corps 10, 11, 125 hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 125 lacrosse 95 softball 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 12. Sandra Dobbs: 553 Virginia Street . . . College preparatory . . . Girls' Leader Corps 11, 125 Key Club 125 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 125 ski club 12. Robert Douglass: 430 Beech Street . . . Vocational education . . . football 9, 10, 125 wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Heather Downie: 778 North Evans Street . . . College preparatory. . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 color guard 9, 105 flag corps 9, 105 French Club 9, 105 Honor Society 11, 125 Key Club 9, 10, 11, 125 indoor colorguard 95 lacrosse 10, 11, 125 Troiad, business 10, 11, 125 Troiad, editorial 9, 10, 11, 12. Gary Drumhelier, il: 811 Spruce Street . .. Business education cross country 11, 125 football 95 track 11, 12. Michael Durante: D-203 Elm Court Apartments. . . Vocational education . . . baseball 95 football 9, 10. Thomas Chernesky Cathy Davidheiser Michael Demeter Linda DiPietrO Mark Dise Robert Elias: 1242 Pine Street . . . Vocational education . . , baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Lisa Endy: 212 East Street Vocational education band 9, 10, 113 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 Honor Society 12, Key Club 9, 105 lacrosse 9, 103 student government 9, 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 12. Robert Evans: 191 Reynolds Avenue . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 95 wrestling 9. Marla Faulk: 1000 North Evans Street . . , General . . . choir 101 flag corps 9, X 10, 11, 125 French Club 103 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 art club 12. 1 Timothy Favors: 642 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education , . , football 12. Regina Dmiterchik 1 1 1 Sandra Dobbs ' 1 Robert Douglass 1' ii Heather Downie Gary Drumheller Michael Durante Robert Elias fa. Lisa Endy Robert Evans Marla Faulk Timothy Favors Seniors 45 Q6 Seniors It 'MP 1. E ww ranges ....,..? Seniors 47 Kevin Fehr: 432 West Street . , . Business education . . . track 11. Handy Felker: 611 Willow Street . . . Vocational education. . . football 9. Erica Flagg: 652 Walnut Street Business education .. . Girls Leader Corps 113 P,l-l.S. News, typist 12, track 9, 10, 11, 123 Troiad, typist 123 winter track 10, 11, 12. Steven Fox: 9 East Fourth Street College preparatory all-school musical 11, class play 11, 12, golf 9, 10, 11, 121 Honor Society 11, 12: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12p ski club 11, 12, wrestling 9, 10, 111 student drag racing 11, 12, Trojan Mascot 10, 11. Gloria Frech: 10 West Eighth Street . . . Vocational education . . . choir 9, 10, 11, color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 12, health room aides 11, indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 12: student government 9, 10, 11 12. Jodi Freese: 20 Beech Street . , . College preparatory . , . cabinet 9, 10, 12, cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, softball 103 ten- nis 9, 10, 12. Theresa Frick: 6 West Ninth Street . , . Business education . . , cabinet 9, 10. 11, 12, class play 12, Girls Leader Corps 10, 11, 12, hockey 9, lacrosse 9. 103 ski club 12, student government 10, 11. Robert Fryer: 828 Spruce Street . . . College preparatory , . . band 9, 10, 113 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Future Health Careers Club 11, 12, ski club 9, 10, 11, 123 Key Club 11, 125 student government 10, 11, 12, tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. Lauren Fuerman: 939 North Warren Street . . . College preparatory . , . all- school musical 113 Anchor Club 11, 123 band 10, 11, 123 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 color guard 9, 103 flag corps 9, 10, Girls Leader Corps 11, 123 Key Club 9, 10, 11, 121 indoor guard 9, 10, tennis 10, 11, 121 Troiad, business 10, 11, 125 woodwind quintet 11, 12. Leonard Garber: 770 Queen Street . . . Vocational education . . . band 9, 10, 11, French Club 9. , Theresa Frick Robert Fryer Richard Geist Crystal Gibbs 48 Seniors Kevin Fehr Randy Felker Erica Flagg Steven Fox Gloria Frech Jodi Freese Lauren Fuerman Leonard Garber Ernest Gibbs Jason Gibbs 'lst 5-. X XC ' ' , 155135512 D, Q, . .. , 3 Deborah Gibson Joseph Gill Susan Gondal Lisa Grebe Richard Geist: 817 Charlotte Street . . . Vocational education . . . all-school musical 113 drama club 113 stage crew 11, 123 track 9. Crystal Gibbs: C-12 Farmington Woods Apartments . . . Vocational educa- tion . . . Athletic Association 9, 123 basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 9, 123 cheerleaders 93 Girls' Leader Corps 11, 121 hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 softball 9, 10, 11, 12. Ernest Gibbs: 447 Elm Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 103 football 93 track 9. Jason Gibbs: 571 Lincoln Avenue . . . Vocational education . . , basketball 93 track 9. Deborah Gibson: 1024 Hale Street .. . College preparatory all-school musical 11, Anchor Club 11, 123 band 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 10, 11, 123 cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 122 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 123 woodwind quintet 11, 12. Joseph Gill: 17 East Second Street . . . General. Scott Gilroy' 79 Edgewood Street . . . General . . . Boys' Leader Corps 11, 123 football 9, 10, 11, 123 ski club 9, 10: student government 93 tennis 10, 11, 123 winter track 9. Colin Glenn: 345V2 Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 football 9, 10, 11, 12: track 10, 11, 12. Susan Gondal: 24 East Fifth Street . . . Vocational education . . . cosmetology club 10, 11, 12. Lisa Grebe: 972 South Hills Boulevard . .. color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 flag corps 9, 10, 113 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 rifle corps 12. Tracy Gross: 445 Cherry Street. . . Business education . . , cabinet 11. Marvin Haas: 21 West Fourth Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 9. 1 'Q X... ,1- ff ... ff Scott Gilroy Colin Glenn Tracy Gross Marvin Haas Seniors 49 Y A ,f 1. ! NJ' 50 Seniors if ll x Vicki Hague Presley Hamlette Stephanie Harris Mark Keen Laura Hart Robert Hartman David Hatfield if kvggtffww. Charles Sell Elizabeth Hatfield Lisa Heflin Scott Heimbach Wcki Hague: 705 Willow Street. . . Secretarial . . .cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12. Presley Hamlette: 424 Beech Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: lootball9: track 9. Stephanie Harris: 376 North Franklin Street . . . Secretarial . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12: Homecoming 11, 12. Laura Hart: 830 North Franklin Street . . , College preparatory . . . all-school musical 11: Anchor Club 11, 12: cabinet 10, 11, 12: choir 9, 10, 11: class play 11: cross country 9: drama club 10, 11, 12: Honor Society 11, 12: Spanish Club 10: student government 10, 11, 12: track 9: Troiad, business 12: winter track 9. Robert Hartman: 1243 Maple Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 11: band 9, 10, 11, 12: choir 9, 10, 11, 12: football 9, 10, 11, 12: stage crew 11, 12. David Hatfield: 855 Hale Street . . . Business education. Elizabeth Hatfield: 77 Cedar Street . . . Secretarial . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 11, 12: choir 9, 10, 12: Honor Society 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Lisa Heflin: 112 South Floland Street . . . Business education . . . color guard 9 10, 11: flag corps 9, 10, 11: Key Club 12: indoor color guard 9, 10, 11: ojan Girls 9. Heimbach: 660 North Price Street . . . Vocational education. Henderson: 511 Walnut Street Occupational education 10: football 12: Key Club 12. ird Hill: 806 Queen Street Vocational education all-school :al 11: class play 11: stage crew 10, 11. 'W Michael Henderson Edward Hill fi? Jessica Hines Lisa Hoffman Allen Jackson Tanya Jackson John Hillegas: 366 Spruce Street , . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 10: class play 11, 12: football 9, 12. Nicholas Hine: 376 Union Alley . . . Vocational education . . . football 9, 12: wrestling 9, 11, 12. Jessica Hines: 117 Railroad Street, Phoenixville . . . Business education . . . Athletic Association 10, 11, 12: Anchor Club 11, 12: cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12: class play 12: cross country 11: drama club 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Leader Corps 10, 11, 12: indoor color guard 9, 10: rifle corps 10, 11, 12: ski club 12: Spanish Club 10, 11: stage crew 11: tennis 9: track 10, 11, 12: Troiad. business 11, 12: athletic training 11, 12. Lisa Hoffman: 312 Cedar Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12: cheerleaders 10, 11, 12: Honor Society 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 12: Troiad. editorial 11, 12. Mary Beth Iezzi: 618 Farmington Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . Girls' Leader Corps 11, 12: hockey 9, 10, 11, 12: lacrosse 9, 10, 12. Spencer Ingram: 24 Scott Street . . . Vocational education. Allen Jackson: 729 Grant Street . . . band 9, 10, 11, 12: stage band 9, 10, 11, 12. Tanya Jackson: 627 Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . basket- ball9, 10: track 9, 10. Susan Jefferson: 38 Scott Street . . . Business Education . . . softball 10, 1 1: Tonya Johnson: 519 Grant Street . . . Vocational education . . . cheerleaders 10, 11: Trojan Girls 9. John Hillegas Nicholas Hine Mary Beth Iezzi Spencer Ingram Susan Jefferson Tonya Johnson Seniors 5 1 Erin Jones: 834 Brookside Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 93 band 9, 103 cabinet 11, 12, cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 cross coun- try 11, 123 Girls' Leader Corps 10, 11, 123 hockey 103 Honor Society 11, 123 Key Club 93 student government 93 track 10, 11, 123 winter track 10, 11, 12. Kenneth Kaas: 1330 Cherry Street . . , Vocational education, Carol Karpinski: 367 North Charlotte Street , . . Business education . , . all- school musical 113 attendance office 9, 103 choir 9, 10, 11, 123 class play 12, Girls' Leader Corps 93 hockey 9, 103 Key Club 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 9. James Kauffman: 2 East Street . . . Vocational education . . . tennis 9, 11. Charlotte Kearney: 522 West Walnut Street . . . Vocational education, Tina Kearney: 552 West Walnut Street . . . Business education. Marci Kepner: 464 Belmont Street College preparatory all-school musical 93 Anchor Club 11, 123 cabinet 9, 10, 111 color guard 9, 10, 11: drama club 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 1 1, 123 indoor color guard 9, 10, ll, rifle corps 9, 10, ll, Troiad business 10, 11, 123 student government 123 Athletic Association 12. Holly Kerr: 201 Reynolds Avenue College preparatory all-school musical 113 band 9, 10, 113 cabinet 11, 123 choir 10, 11, 123 class play 11, 123 health room aides 113 Homecoming 9, 123 Key Club 93 lacrosse 9, Troy Keys: 40 Custer Court . , . Business education , . , basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 football 93 track 9. Brian Kordish: 4 West Filth Street , .. Vocational education . , . all-school musical 113 drama club 9, 10, 11, 12. Kevin Kriczky: 1213 Franklin Street. . . Vocational education. Carol Kurtz: 425 Laurel Street . . . College preparatory . . . Athletic Associa- tion 123 all-school musical ll, Anchor Club 11, 123 cabinet 11, 123 choir 9, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, student government 9, 101 Troiad, business 11, 12, Homecoming 12. Charlotte Kearney Tina Kearney ,warg , Erin Jones Carol Karpinski Marci Kepner Kenneth Kaas James Kauffman Holly Kerr Troy Keys Brian Kordish Kevin Kriczky Carol Kurtz 52 Seniors James Lang Q X M Donald Levengood Gerard Lubinsky Marie Ludy Robin Malone Lisa LaScala nlames Lawrence Ronald Levan A S James'Lang: 940 North Evans Street . . . Business education . . . all-school musical 113 band 10, 11, 123 cabinet 11, 123 class play 11, 123 stage crew 10, 11, 12. Lisa LaScala: 182 Sunrise Lane . . . College preparatory . . . Athletic Association 122 all-school musical 9, 113 Anchor Club 11, 123 cabinet 10, 11, 123 cheerleaders 10, 11, 123 choir 93 class play 113 Honor Society 11, 122 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 student government 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 12. James Lawrence: 37 West Third Street . . . Vocational education. Ronald Levan: 12 East Fourth Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 9, 10, 11, 121 Boys Leader Corps 123 wrestling 9. Donald Levengood: 552 Mervine Street . . . Vocational education . . . foot- ball, manager 9, 10, 11, 123 track, manager 93 wrestling, manager 9, 10, 11. Gerard Lubinsky' 217 Wilson Street . . . Jerry . . . College preparatory . . . baseball 9, 11, 123 basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 golf 9, 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Troiad, editorial 10, 11, 12. Marie Ludy' 320 Beech Street . . . Vocational education. Barbara Lynch: 359 New Street . . . College preparatory. . . Anchor Club 11, 123 class play 123 hockey 9, 101 Key Club 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 9, 103 P.H.S. News, business 11, 123 P.H.S. News, editorial 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 12. Robin Malone: 362 Beech Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 93 cabinet 123 Future Health Careers Club 11, 123 Girls Leader Corps 11, 123 student government 113 tennis 93 track 10, 11, 123 winter track 11. Robert Mangold: 431 Manatawny Street . . . Vocational education . . . cross country 10, 11, 123 stage crew 112 track 10, 11, 12. Barbara Lynch Robert Mangold Seniors 53 Janice Marren John Martin Larry Massengill ,L , Kelly Mest Ronald Mest Janice Marren: 816 North Washington Street . . . Health assistants . . . all- school musical 11p band 9, 10, 115 cabinet 12, Future Health Careers Club 11, 12. Karen Marshall: 49 West Ninth Street . . . Health assistants . .. all-school musical 9, 11, band 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12: drama club 9, 103 Future Health Careers Club 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 student government 113 Troiad, business 11, 12. John Martin: 266 Beech Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 9, 125 football 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, business 10. Larry Massenglll: 8 Diamond Court . . . College preparatory . . . baseball 103 basketball 10. Deborah Mauger: 1227 South Street . . . Business education . . . all-school musical 113 cabinet 10, 121 choir 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 123 P.H.S. News, business 93 Honor Society 12. Yvonne Mellott: P.O. Box 261 . . . Business education . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 cheerleaders 10, 11, 121 choir 9, 103 class play 11, 125 drama club 125 health room aides 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Kelly Mest: 118 Chestnut Street . .. Vocational education cabinet 91 Future Health Careers Club 11. 12: softball 93 student government 10, 11, 12. Ronald Mest: 248 West Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . band 9, 10, 11, 123 stage crew 11, 123 class play 11, 123 all school musical 11. Kevin Miller: 209 Reynolds Avenue. . . Vocational education. Shelly Miller: 113 West Sixth Street Business education . .. band 12, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls Leader Corps 10, 11, 12, hockey 10, 115 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12: student government 9. 54 Seniors Deborah Mauger Kevin Miller Thomas Mock -3 Flobin Mourar If Karen Marshall .- Yvonne Mellott Shelly Miller Robin Morrell Thomas Mock: 30 Chestnut Street . , . Vocational education . . . band 9, 103 stage crew 9, 10, 12. Robin Morrell: 600 North Evans Street . . . Business education . . . band 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 11, 123 choir 10, 11, 123 class play 11, 121dl'Z1rT1a club 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 103 Troiad, business 11. Robin Mourar: 1248 Maple Street College preparatory all-school musical 93 band 9, 10, 11, 121 cabinet 9. 10, 11, 123 Future Health Careers Club 125 Girls Leader Corps 123 Homecoming 10, 113 Honor Society 11, 123 Key Club 9, 10. 11, 12, indoor color guard 93 indoor twirling corps 9, 10, 11, 123 softball 103 tennis 10, 11, 121 Troiad, business 10, 11, 123 twirling corps 9, 10, 11, 12. Scott Moyer: 853 North Franklin Street . . . Art . . , Key Club 11, 123 wrestling 9, art club, 12. Nancy Myers: 391 Spruce Street. . . Business education. . . band 9, 10, 113 Scott Moyer Nancy Myers Donald Neiffer Michael Newman it 5 . Jennifer Ogorzalek A L Robert Paczok cabinet 11, 123 softball 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 12. Donald Neiffer: 215 Master Street . . . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 123 baseball 9, 10, 123 Honor Society 11, 12g Troiad, editorial 11, 123 cabinet 12. Michael Newman: P-1 West Walnut Street. . . Vocational education. Renee Nichols: 206 Manatawny Street, apartment C-4 . . . Business educa- tion. . . band 9, 10: basketball 9, 103 hockey 93 stage band 9, 10. William Nichols: 372 North Franklin Street Vocational education baseball 93 basketball 9, 103 football 9, 10. Jennifer Ogorzalek: 842 North Warren Street .. . College preparatory , . . all-school musical 9, 113 band 9, 10, 113 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 llag corps 9. 101 French Club 9, 10, Girls Leader Corps 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Key Club 9, 10, 11, 123 indoor color guard 9, 103 lacrosse 103 rifle corps 93 tennis 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 103 art club 12. Kim Ott: 32 East Fourth Street . . , College preparatory . . . all-school musical 9, 111 cabinet 10, 11, 121 cheerleaders 103 choir 11, 123 class play 113 drama club 9, 10, 11, 123 P.H.S. News, business 11, 123 P.H.S. News, editorial 11, 123 student government 10, 11, 122 Troiad, business 12. Robert Paczok, Jr.: 44 West Sixth Street . . . Vocational education. Lori Panfile: 188 Moser Road, . , Vocational education . . . health room aides 11, 12. Flenee Nichols William Nichols Kim Ott Lori Panfile Seniors 55 Lamont Paschall Lisa Pennypacker Merri-Ann Petzer Ahn Phan Phat Phan Tony Phillips Lamont Paschall: 40 Scott Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 football 93 student government 113 track 9, 10, 12: wrestling 9. Lisa Pennypacker: 75 South Evans Street . . . Business education. Theresa Pennypacker: 75 South Evans Street .. . Business Education . .. drama club 113 health room aides 11. Stacy Peroni: 30 West Fourth Street . . . Vocational education . . . student government 11, 12. Merri-Ann Petzer: 190 Hillside Drive. . . Business education. Ahn Phan: 1045 South Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 9, 103 basketball 93 football 9. Phat Phan: 1045 South Street . . . Vocational education. Tony Phillips: 26 Custer Court . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 10, 123 track 12. Douglas Pollock, Ill: 874 Logan Street Vocational education all- school musical 113 football 93 stage crew 11, 12g track 9. Michael Pollock: 11 West Third Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Kendra Read: 946 North Washington Street . . . College preparatory . . . all- school musical 113 band 9, 10, 11, 123 cabinet 10, 11, 12: choir 91 class play 11, 123 student government 11, 122 Troiad, business 11, 123 drum major 12: ski club 12, ' Joseph Reazor: 62 Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education. Michele Fihoads: 1275 Queen Street . . . Business education . . . all-school musical 113 band 9, 10, 11, 123 choir 103 class play 113 stage band 93 stu- dent government 11, 122 Troiad, business 12. Kimberly Hiedl: 377 New Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 11, 123 Honor Society 113 indoor color guard 93 rifle corps 9, 10, 112 Troiad, business 10, 11, 12. 56 Seniors Theresa Pennypacker Stacy Peroni Douglas Pollock Michael Pollock Kendra Read Joseph Reazor Michele Fihoads Kimberly Riedl 111 ZZ 1 Jose Santiago Joyce Sassaman Thomas Saylor Joell Schadler Kristin Fiighter Tracy Rightnour Brian Rittenhouse Kathy Russell Kristy Russell Joseph Ruyak Kristin Righter: 9 Union Alley . . . Business education . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12. Tracy Rightnour: 615 State Street . . . Business education . . . color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 123 indoor color guard 9, 10, 11, 12. Brian Rittenhouse: 243V2 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . wrestling 9, 10. Kathy Russell: 30 Myrtle Street . . . College preparatory . . . Athletic Associa- tion 11, 123 Anchor Club 11, 123 basketball 9, 10, 11, 122 cross country 10, 11, 123 Girls Leader Corps 10, 11, 121 softball 93 Spanish Club 11, 123 track 10, 11, 12. Kristy Russell: 30 Myrtle Street . . . Vocational education . . . Athletic Association 11, 123 Anchor Club 11, 123 basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 cross country 10, 11, 123 Future Health Careers Club 113 Girls Leader Corps 10, 11, 123 softball 93 track 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 12g ski club 12. Joseph Fiuyak: 127 West Eighth Street . . . Vocational education . , . stage crew 122 student government 93 wrestling 10. Jose Santiago: 20 North Charlotte Street 3d floor rear . . . Vocational educa- tion. . . baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 football 93 winter track 10. Joyce Sassaman: 759 North Charlotte Street . . . Business education . . . all- school musical 113 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 121 class play 113 cross country, manager 113 Honor Society 11, 123 Key Club 93 P.H.S. News, business 113 track 10, Troiad, business 11, 123 winter track 10. Thomas Saylor: 36 Chestnut Street. . . Vocational education . . . band 9, 10. Joel! Schadler: 7 Union Alley . . . College preparatory , . . all-school musical 11, cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls Leader Corps 113 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12. Seniors 57 William Scheetz Brenda Scheidt Heather Schum Robin Schutz William Scheetz: 351 West Beech Street . . . Vocational education. Brenda Scheidt: 310 Diamond Street. . . College preparatory. Denise Schmitt: 1200 Centre Avenue. . . Business education. Lisa Schultz: 124 Gable Avenue . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 P.H.S. News, business 93 softball 9, 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 12. Heather Schum: 1410 Cherry Lane . . . Business education . . . all-school musical 10, 11, 123 choir 113 class play 11, 123 drama club 9, 10, 11, 123 P.H.S. News, typist 121 student government 123 girls chorus 11. Robin Schutz: Manatawny Street and Reynolds Avenue Vocational education . . . class play 11. Roger Scott: 381 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . cross country 9. Randy Sellers: 725 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . baseball 1 1. Anne Selwyn: 1022 East High Street . . . Business education . . . Key Club 11, 12. Susan Shade: 631 Chestnut Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 10, 11, 123 hockey 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 lacrosse 10, 11, 12. Joseph Shalnline: 848 Glasgow Street . . . Vocational education. TrudyShaw: C-1 Maplewood Drive. . . Art. . . cabinet 113 choir 9, 10, 113 art club 12. Karen Jo Shawell: 614 Chestnut Street , . . Business education. Mary Sheperak: 1036 South Street . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 9, 113 cabinet 123 choir 9, 10, 11, 121 class play 11, 123 color guard 9, 10, 11, 123 flag corps 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 12: Girls' Leader Corps 123 lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 123 Troiad, business 123 Trojan Girls 9, 10. 58 Seniors Denise Schmitt Lisa Schultz Roger Scott Anne Selwyn l Randy Sellers Susan Shade A A Joseph Shainline Trudy Shaw 'N f Mary Sheperak Kathleen Skavinsky Steven Spatz I, Q :melt Q , F 7552155 '. Karen Jo Shawell , xg 4 Richard Skarbek 1 ,,,r . Robert Skean Bryan Steininger Richard Skarbek: 218 South Street . . . College preparatory . , . baseball 9, 103golf9,10,11,12. Kathleen Skavinsky: 16 West Fifth Street. . . Cosmetology, . . basketball 103 hockey 10, 11, 123 softball 9, 10, 11, 12. Robert Skean: Apartment 1, 6 North York Street . . . College preparatory. . . all-school musical 11, class play 11, 12, French Club 9, Honor Society 11, 125 stage crew 11, 123 Troiad, business 11, 121 drama club 12. Michael Smith: 464 North Charlotte Street . . . College preparatory. Jill Snyder: 1026 Sycamore Drive . . . Health assistance . . . all-school musical 9: band 9, 101 cabinet 9, 10, 123 class play 11, 123 color guard 9, 101 cross country 11, drama club 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 10, 123 Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 Honor Society 12: indoor color guard 9, P.H.S. News, editorial 12, rifle corps 9, 10g track 10. Steven Spatz: 1001 Spruce Street . , . College preparatory . . . band 9, 10, 11, 12: stage band 10, 11, 12, Bryan Steinlnger: 128 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . all-school musical 113 class play 121 stage crew 11, 12. Tammy Strouse: 123 East Third Street . . . College preparatory . . . cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Leader Corps 10, 11, 123 hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 lacrosse 9, 10, Spanish Club 10. Ann Suchoza: 938 Spruce Street College preparatory all-school musical 9, 113 band 9,10, 11, 123 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, choir 10, 11, 123 class play 11, 12, drama club 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 93 P.H.S. News, business 9, 10, 11, 12, P.H.S. News, editorial 9, 10, 11, 12. Michael Smith Jill Snyder ,I Tammy Strouse Ann Suchoza Seniors 59 .39 Jeffrey Sundstrom g -il Kristy Teel Rodney Thorpe Jerome Townsend 'David Trexler Sherry Ullman Jeffrey Sundstrom: 361 Manatawny Street Vocational education baseball 93 wrestling 9, 10. Kristy Teel: 336 West Beech Street . . . Business education. Rodney Thorpe: 427 West Street. . . College preparatory. . . band 9, 10, 11, 123 football 123 stage band 9, 10, 11, 12. Jerome Townsend: 360 Jefferson Avenue Vocational education basketball 9. David Trexler: 1223 South Street . . . College preparatory. Sherry Ullman: 1042 Queen Street . . . College preparatory . . , band 9, 10, softball 10, 12. John Walbert: 64 West Seventh Street . . . Vocational education. Bonnie Wanish: 362 North Hanover Street . . . Business education . . . class play 11, 123 drama club 11, 12: P.H.S. News, typist 12. Carol Weiner: 1083 Park Drive . .. College preparatory . .. Future Health Careers Club 11, 123 tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. ErianWllr:157 outhKim r ...V ' ' 10' 11' Eefootbai 11. e St eet ocational education baseball 9, John Walbert Bonnie Wanish David Weller: 835 North Franklin Street . . . Business education . . . football 9, 10.11, 123 track 9, 10, 11, 123 wrestling 9, 10. Gerald Weller: 321 North Evans Street . . . Vocational education . . . Future Health Careers Club 11, 12. Sonjl Wheatley' 345 Lincoln Avenue . , , Business education . . . cabinet 9, 10, 123 flag corps 9, 103 indoor color guard 9, 10, 123 softball 12, Trojan Girls 1 9. K Carol Weiner Brian Weller 60 Seniors David Weller Gerald Weller Sonji Wheatley James White, Jr. 'QV fell Armond Whitehurst Loran Williams Kirk Zimmerman Sandra Zipay Phoebe ZlSS3 James White, Jr.: 668 Walnut Street . . . Junior . . . Vocational education . . . Boys' Leader Corps 115 cabinet 95 cross country 95 track 95 Troiad, photographer 11, 125 winter track 9, 10. Armond Whitehurst: 171 Sheridan Street . . . Business education . . . baseball 125 basketball 9, 125 football 10, 11, 125 student government 9, 10, 11, 125 track 11. Loran Williams: 376 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education. . . track 11, 12. Dianne Wright: 437 Chestnut Street. . . Business education. Lori Zerbey: 185 Hillside Drive . . . College preparatory . . . all-school musical 95 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Leader Corps 115 Honor Society 11, 125 lacrosse 105 P.H.S. News, business 9, 105 tennis 10, 11, 125 track statistician 10: Troiad, business 9, 10, 11, 125 Troiad, editorial 9, 10, 11, 12. Kirk Zimmerman: 667 Beechwood Avenue. . . Vocational education. Sandra Zipay: 1242 High Street . . . Vocational education . . . Future Health Careers Club 11, 125 softball 9, 125 student government 9. Phoebe Zissa: 837 North Adams Street . . . Data processing . . . band 9, 10, 11, 125 cabinet 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 95 student government 9, 11, 125 band manager 125 Honor Society 125 ski club 12. Sharon Carrasquillo: 260 Walnut Street. . . College preparatory. William Flowers: 520 Chestnut Street . . . Vocational education. William Foster: N-4 Myrtle Street . . . Occupational education . . . track 125 wrestling 9, 10. Clifton Glenn: 709 Logan Street . . . Vocational education . . . student government 9, 10, 11, 125 track 10, 11, 12. Dianne Wright Lori Zerbey Steven Grepps: 824 South Street . . . Vocational education. Brian Harris: 31 Scott Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 9, 10. 11, 12. Wilhemina Harvey 430 West Street . . . Business education . . . cross coun- try 10, 125 track 11. Mark Keen: 448 Cherry Street . . . Occupational education. Timothy Lias: 438 North Washington Street . . . Business education . . . tene nis 115 track 9. George Macomber: 19 West Fourth Street . . . Occupational education. Cecelia Mayes: 541 Lincoln Avenue. . . Business education. James Pogwist: 442 King Street . . . Vocational education. Gerald Reitmeyer: 480 Spruce Street . . . Vocational education. . Kelly Robinson: 451 Warren Street . . . Business education . . . Athletic Association 95 basketball 95 hockey 95 lacrosse 95 student government 9, 10, 11. Wilfredo Rodrequez: 359 Beech Street . . . Vocational education. Charles Sell: 68 Warren Street . . . Occupational education. Keith Singleton: 438 Walnut Street . . . Vocational education . . . basketball 125 track 11, 125 winter track 12. David Snell: 503 Beech Street . . . Vocational education. Wendy Stetler: 27 West Ninth Street . . . Art . . . band 9, 105 cabinet 11, 125 art club 12. Tami Wallace: 521 Beech Street . . . Business education . . . Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 cabinet 9, 10, 125 Girls' Leader Corps 125 hockey 125 softball 12: Spanish Club 12. Seniors 61 62 Seniors 553.3-1 K ral ,,-gk., , S W ww ., V, A mf Y, my X .... 5. C -.JF M - x A ,1,.,...1-4... l'?d:Lf,, , xg: fx Seniors 63 i ...-.- CABINET: FIRST ROW: D. Brown, C. Erb, C. Braunsburg, W. Steininger, B. Wiggins, L, White, T. Yost, W. Pace, C, Williams, L. Howze. SECOND ROW: C. Daniels, J. Ogorzalek, S. Kulp, K. Joseph, H. Cassidy, S, Shirey, L. Bauer, L, Hofmann, A. Smoyer. THIRD ROW: C. Knittle, M. Frye, L. Clouser, T. McCrary, K. Beasley, J. Byeriy, D. Kandler, S, Morba, L. Goff. FOURTH ROW: D. Cressman, M. Munz, D. Freese, K. Suppiee, L. Wilson, C. Martin, D. Griffiths, T. Moyer, K. Moyer. N. Drake, K, Pharaoh. -i--sl 64 Juniors The Graduates Cf '84 Fldd Class To Their Name The junior class brought much honor and pride to Pottstown High School and received much respect in return. The sports teams were led by domi- nant juniors who posed threats to many athletes from rival schools and earned their places on the Page of Champions. They proudly sang, Faithful and true-hearted, Let us cheer our dear Old High. . lt was the grandmother of one of the members of the Class of '84 who wrote the words to our Alma Mater! Athletics and school pride were not all the juniors had to offer. Academics and drama were fields also pursued by many undergraduates. The Perils of Lulu, the class play, was a smashing success. Numerous students took the opportunity to show their academic excellence by qualifying to join the Honor Society. The cabinet was busy planning the Prom, the 1984 class trip, and gradua- tion. President Chris Martin accepted the Mantle from the senior class, and the class members took upon their shoulders the respect and responsibili- ty of being seniors. They not only looked back upon the class they added to their name, but also looked forward to their senior year here at their home - P.H.S. - 1- tw, tx x wa. 34 ,.' rg. W A 'F 91 , ' 3 v , ' . 1' Q . -Jag 3 . 1- I 'f -vm. f ' ' Q . Y A x t is h :J Jufvlon Homscomuvo REPRESENTATIVES. Missy Brown, Mandi Howard, L V ' .. -- Q 'T c' j 7 Steve Kleiner, Nelson Drake. -P 'U -' X. M Q, ' - OFFICERS. Mr. Cressman, L. Goff, J. Ogorzalek, C. Martin, K. Pharaoh, Mrs. Munz. ,,,f--fTTT ', ' -Q r-Sl' 1 159 HW xii Motto: lf you can imagine it, you can achieve it: if you can dream it, you can become it. Flower: Red rose Colors: Sky blue and silver Juniors 65 iq -i-u YI: Cameron Flagg shows the superiority of a junior to freshman Dar- ren Cooper. Linda Bauer 7 ' L I AI -4 fel vf'lNM1hi -.. I-I, 1 VV ., V, . .1 i f r 'N . . ' 'ws . rj A ,, Qs. f 1 ,XX y if X W1 QA, B x Y A if i . x , QA.. . , , -.sig ,,. V .R Y 0 1 N X - X T4 x H 1 . K 9 ,RA :bw vel mix 1 A - 'ww- 1 'V N .X f 1' KX, ' 'X ' kr xx A 1 Nix X N K. Anthony A. Ayer C. Bailey P. Barkasi L, Bauer K. Beasley K. Beasley Fl. Beasley J. Boekhoudt R, Boyer C, Bradshaw C. Braunsberg K. Brinkley M, Brown D. Browne T. Brownie T. Bryan R. Bush J. Byerly H. Cassidy Lisa Howze 66 Juniors Todd Moyer and Steve Kleiner Heather Cassidy Studs! ' f gg J E '-:,,. xhfrji I . fl x I x- ' 'H if ' . 'f' x ' 5 x . A . va 'll Q f-.- - if 4 1 R. Chernesky K. Christman L. Clouser D. Coffey B. Culley T. Cushman C. Dinger M. Dmiterchik f 11:59 . L gg A ' H .. ' f , 4- L in N . f so . . Q, ,f - K . T. Chrislman L. Cleaver I. Clemons S. Cotellese T. Cotton C. Cullen C. Daniels E. Daroci M. Deegan E. Douglas N. Drake C. Endy l .. . X1 l . LET WH. 32 L Q.. i l I k J Jill Swavely and Jeannette Byerly Y K : . 1 1 .ici . . Barbara Wiggins Goalie Lisa Goff Juniors 67 , .. 531 ' 3 . H7 , YY' .ff 'lim I 'K xl ma A ik'-I v r 3- L. C. Erb D. Freese S. Glenn L. Grim Kristy Beasley, Robert Douglass, Mike Duranle .1 .,, L x . it w IJ 4 u W 1 AWA ,- Eixxwsil it R. Favlnger C. Frick L. Goff T. Gross -v S. Fegley M. Frye J. Grassi R. Harrington ll.- 'Q U . .L inix'9.xf '1'JL r. ff' C. Feight C. Flagg D. Gerhart T. Gibbs P. Green D. Griffith L. Harris E. Hill 68 Juniors 'i Karen Supplee Juniors have fun wheeling around on Gotcha Day. 6 '5..g,e- I T. Bill Kerr f A I Stephanie Cotellese we ,Q ag ff Y K F ff . ,xg ,. ,f T ,ir . Wg x. -1, 4' . ' f ight! Q, 4x1 ? x . 7 5 .r-nr. avi HW , ' y 'yo K , f 'S' PM as lb' X N ' ll E . 'K X - X xnxx L. Hofmann B. Horosky M. Howard L. Howze E. Hudson T. Huffman K. Janderchick H. Johnson K. Jones K. Joseph D. Kandler D. Keeley B. Kerr S. Kirlin S. Kleiner C. Knittle S. Kulp C. Kutz D. Lesher K. Lewiski -vs.-- ' ' .-u., -..,.. 1,- ,---1vv- ,,a- f I Tim Phillips reaches for place marker from Mr. Missimer. lg? , xr i 21? l Todd Wright shoots the scenes of many PHS productions. Anita Lucidi and Bob Kent Juniors 69 70 Juniors W .' ' V 15. A , i aw, I . . K 'D X b 'S., ' 1 A. Lucidi B. Linsenbigler L. B. Mauger Mastrippolilo C. Braunsberg, J. Swavely, J. Byerly, J. Ogorzalek, S. Kulp, K. Russell, and P. Green turned out lor Gotcha Day. ! . 1'- D. McDonald D. McDonald T. McNear P. Meitzler A. Miller N. Mitlnacht S. Morba C. Moyer T. Moyer J. Neiman lv a E. f' S V5 fl B. Mace C. Martin G. Mauger A. McBride M Maskulyak T. - v uwf., Q.- Q B 4 in lf ' B , ,. '. ' Carla Daniels Amber Smoyer and Tara Yost Cheryl Erb i l P i -5 cj K.O'Connor J Ogorzalek Olock J Ophnger K Orchard W. Pace M Paczok L Paschall C Paules L Pearson 3 a 0 .1 if - Y.. .fs P Chris Bradshaw and Steve Olock in machine shop. A l, 1.3 Wie UAA D. Pfeffer B. Ouinter ,gms ' P qmgz. Y'- N. f W- ff.: J. Phillips B. Rhoads 'S' 1 T. Phillips L. Royster ,pf Vi Q .1 . X 9 'U S ff , X H . r g fl K S I -3-9 3 9 Q , ., A . D. Riddick I. Rodriquez K. Rutherford T. Santos J. Satterwhite M. Schaeffer K. Scheidt B. Scherch J. Shaner C. Sheriff S. Shirey S. Siwik W, Smale A. Smoyer W. Steininger R. Stover S. Stutzman K. Supplee J. Swavely T, Tee! P. Thornton T. Thorpe E. Torres B. Towson ' 7' S x-.4 -Q D3- A. Shaffer T. Strouse K. Vroman L gi ,..4 , .1 2 .M 'S K., gf 'x... Kelly Scheidt Debbie Lesher Mike Paczok K 5 f 5 5 75a T 'i W 5. X. xl N 4. Coach Ron Gumbarge encourages the JV team at halftime. Carla Daniels Cheerleader Chris Martin ,za 6 XX K X Tim Phillips and Barbara Wiggins Lori Hofmann and Tara Yost M TS- k':' 'iff Q. . f , M 1 .Q za-1 . ' 'X 5 ' 1 'f 54 fy 1, WAR K, Q. 1 0' A lllya Clemons N'43u'y,1Q .Nw Josie and Jennifer Ogorzalek J. Wade J. Walters T. Wentzel L. White W. Whitehawk T. Whitehurst W. Whitehurst T. Whitfield B. Wiggins A. Will C. Williams Y. Williams L. Wilson M. Wilson T. Wolfgang C. Wright M. Wrisby T. Yost ABSENTEES: B. Alleman D. Brown V. Carpenter T. Cole B. Culley S. Fagley D. Fillman B. Fontan U. Fontan F. Hemmer S. Krezanosky M. Miller C. Roper I. Tidmore L. Towson Fi. Weidner T. Wright Juniors 73 Students Of '85 Welcome Rdvisors With Closs The Class of '85 began the year by welcoming two new faces. Mrs. Donna Carpenter and Mrs. Darcie Brauner took on the challenge of being class sponsors for the first time. After several months they commented: We knew there would be a lot of work ahead, but the rewards were there also. lt is impossible to meet everyone on a one-to-one basis simply by meeting them in the halls. But you real- ly get to know the people who come out for cabinet meetings before and alter school and for the fund raisers. You have to learn something about a person who is willing to put onions on hoagies at six o'clock in the morning. Although the class sales made a lot of progress, the attendance at class cabinet meetings could be better. The Class of '85 is an enjoyable group of people to work with. We are looking forward to the next two years. President Brent Zern 74 Sophomores vgd OFFICERS. Jim Karkoska, Marlo Magliocchetti, Cynthia Ronnie, Brent Zern. . -Q . L- CABINET1 FIRST ROW: P. Beckwith, T. Quinter, L. Smith, S. Geisler, V. Mackewicz, Mrs. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: C. Karpinski, C. Shotwell, L. Hoffman, C. Ronnie, B. Zern, A. Bathurst. THIRD ROW: S. Lessig, J. Karkoska, A. Hartenstlne, M. Magliocchetti, L. Downie. new Y Frick really has muscles! Monica Charles takes a break from success. 953 Bonnie Shaner continues a family traditio hockey. n by playing Motto: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Colors: Midnight blue, Ivory, and lilac Flower: White rose Sophomores 75 L. Alan R. Andrews D. Antrim T. Bailey T. Bartman A. Bathurst P. Beckwith G. Beekley A. Bender J. Benitez M. Biehl M. Bonson P. Boyer L. Bradley T. Bradley D. Bradshaw M. Bridgeman L. Britton M. Brunner S. Bruno D. Bryan H. Bui S. Bush T. Butler J. Camperson M. Carey M. Carrasquiiio B. Carter W. Cass C. Ceiiucci M. Charles Sophornores i fs! X N . X ' 1 is . I Accompanist Cindy Ronnie Dee Dickerson at.. ik v i 'J W- 19 'iw , T X 1 ti -I A .gn ga nv ., 5' O 5- 'T ta f I mid K ' V I :- ,,.,. N., f -f Lynne Smith and Wendy Mast me ' Q . Y 7' . .15 T s M '-' s X! V- 4 .f ' T we . ffl' -' - t- if D y 3:2 'Er-Z ' T. 'if X W QS 75 f is iff fl 2 it in B .L ' 72,11 . Chernesky Clark Clemons Clemons Cloutier Conver Cooper Corum Cuiiey Cutillo Daniels Daegeie Davis DeMas Dice Dickerson Dimino D'Innooenzo Downie Dulis Dunlap Durante Ebersole Elias Ellis Elvey Emery Eppier Evans Evans Favata B. Filby M. Flowers I. Flinn V. Foster E. Fox T. Frank K. Frederick K. Freese T. Freese C. Frick C. Fry M. Fry M. Fry D. Galloway T. Garner ., W. 4 Q u ,' 1' X.: sc l x g ll 4 ll Fl Gonzalez J Granger Amarulus Venencua S Haines V Hardy L Harris A Hartenstune 22. D. Hartman J. Harvey C. Haughton S. Herbert C. Hickman L. Hoffman T. Houck P. Ingram D. Jackson P. Jarosz ij' Q 'N f -X -:A C. Johnson - T. Johnson W. Johnson T. Jones D. Jury .sg .. wal - -5 f ,f Y Jim Fiuyak Sharon Steigerwalt K 47 1. Tracy Groff X .av vu NWN... 3 S f E -v . Q H 1 QQ-u X KN ' 4 I 'Q 36, W L z ' ., ,y I X -i Mike Neiffer D. Kane J. Karkoska C. Karpinski J. Keefer R. Kent M. Kerstetter M. King K. Kirby L. Kirby K. Kirlin D, Kline C. Knittle D. Kraemer T. Krick F. Kromka Sophomores 79 E. Kulp B. Lacey M, Lash S. Lessig K. Levengood R. Lewiski T. Loar B. Long J. Ludy R. Ludy J. Mace D. Mackewitz L. Macomber M. Magliocchetti R. Marshall Fl. Massengill W. Mast L. Mathias M. Mauras J. May D. Mayes K. Mayes Fl, McAlpine R. McAIpine T. McEvoy C. Medvetz M. Medvetz D. Merkel C. Miller J, Miller K. Miller T. Mitchell I fe' Ly:-.. V., V, ,. ,. .Lg ,if Q.. N L, , 'QT ' X L+ W il, . X ' :Qi r N 4' 1 . fik 80 Sophomores Million dollar smiles. Zi use .lin N I- 1 ' I? Y X f i A..X1l - Q 1 ,. e ' , - lx'ffEfi?E. fff1 r es, 'ef ' SM. Nine jf Z? 1 .1 - ,D , r . r . xv ..f' ' SW. e 2 vi Qing' -L, Cheer up, Amy. r A W . -' ' ' - ia 5 -' --lf.,-12 . .. 'BQ 'Q' if '- - mba V 1 A -, - 4 1' V ' . .A A A .- -- 5' '1 '3J',':?i. A , - . 1 - L :wifi . WI lfizif' icffffif cz- L .r . if 7' fwffllwxf .1 4.-L sl H '- Q f 11:1 wi-rx .1 fe i 1' ,.,.- 1 . ,us g 1. M .,,,,h 'Q Q . rl Q .. if-if 2:3 ' L tml. . V Hoping they'll score before time is up. Pertect pose! Sophomore Homecoming representative Monica Charles and Key Club escort Scott Lessig I X x-gggf. s Boppin' around! Getting psyched for the game. Q D. Mock ' , . . .. C. Morrell ' t . X f ' h -5 F. Moyer Z .W M. Moyer . X' Nz. at M. Moyer rr-3 , , -N 1 gi s- 1 w. A. Moyer Ki Tv, ll ,Nw W- M0Y9 1 , ll 3 ' -' ,'lJYl'Lll.' - ' ' T. Myers ' 5 M. Neifler X F iv ' - ' A c. olock 0 . .gs K K qw K. Oplinger .. - m S. Owsley .. , .Q Q , 2 . K f X A, X' Sky.: ' Q t X O b A L. Pagano. ' W A A ' I Q I J. Paoluccl D481 .N J f L .A I K Ax k I XI Q.. .M Pascucci Patton Pellicciotti Phan J. Quill Ouinter Raphael Reazor Reinert Fleinert Fteltmeyer Flhinehart Rhoads Flhoads Riedl Flizzutti Sophomores 81 82 Sophomores R. Roberts C. Ronnie D. Ronnie G. Russell K. Ruth J. Ruyak A. Sackman D. Schaeffer L. Schum J. Sell R. Sell Q 9 ga :iSiA ,Tg.i. xx.,,+7i L. Smith S. Steigerwalt C. Stinnard T. Stout M. Taylor S. Taylor M. Silvano C. Simmons K. Slifer J. Smith K. Smith 'Nia' . .NSF . ,J s 5' leg aff '- Nf? Q .r J . ., ,vw nf. B. Shaner D. Shaner K. Shaner K. Shaner P. Shifflette D. Shingle C. Shotwell J. Sianis D. Sickel T. Sieber tai a - 'K l x, -?'.xi'x4XQ 23,3 v ., in A , 'A ftp gg! .4 g in .f S X If is Wg? U N . QEQ Q, , J? is 41 x 4x.i if F , ..' .N A U 4 . l ' x 5. V f . -.,q,,l2 :N in . ag' Q '- 'QI Q?-'--fill Ft.Wanner C. Washington D. Watkins Ft. Watson E. Webb B. Weller K. White Fl. White T. Wilkerson W. Williams X. kv X --X I gf T X Aj . . -' ft TI ,Qt 47 r 512 ' ' 1 NYJ X ' Y.. A L 'ffl' i t X 1 1 c Q A K. Toth L. Trim bur A. Venencia J. Wack S. Wambold B. Thomas L. Thomas Ft. Thorne G. Thorpe M. Torres N. Torres ,vw -vu-M.. ,. W I, f 1 'Y . . xg, is 'fy HV ef - W . -mg . N, ft-v4 xx. . X . M. Wilson 'f ' T Wilson if o. wright K. Wright X N -x J. Yeagle S. Yost B. Zern A. Ziegler D. Ziegler Bruce Long ABSENTEES: K. Allen, T. Andrews, F. Betts, D. Chau, E. Chayson, D. Collins, B. Colon, R. Dudley, D. Ehling, T. Fredericks, C. Gorham, D. Jacobs, A. Jeter, S. Keeley, A. Mendez, M. Mest, J. Robinson, D. Satter, R. Schutt, D. Smale, M. Smith, Ft. Veaa, E. Wampole, M. White, D. Wright Sophomores 83 84 Freshmen The Closs Of 1986 makes H Notme For Themselves Last September, more than 300 disoriented freshmen walked through the high school doors for the first time. These ninth graders soon found out that their freshman experience would not be entirely pleasant. From being picked on by upperclassmen to being called last to assembIies,the freshmen had a tough year. Freshmen . . . . . . had to use the junior high sports facilities. . . .were neither children nor adults. . . .found out what mid-terms and finals were. . . . sat where they could neither see nor hear assemblies. . . .were blown away in gym class. . . .suffered the consequences if they were band members. It wasn't easy, but the year was not a complete disaster. Some frosh even had moments of stardom. Sue Iezzi won the position of freshman representative to the Homecoming Court. Kathy Kerr earned regal status of class president while Tina Malone, Kim Howze, and Michelle Huggard were vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Fifty percent of the Trojan band were freshmen. The sports teams did well with the football team ac- cumulating the most successful mark, a 6-1 standing. Jason Jones, a college prep student, started for the high school JV basketball team. Sue Kovach, Kathy Kerr, and Sue Iezzi won spots on the wrestling cheerleading squad. All in all, it was a year of growing, maturing, learning. We joined the ranks of the Trojans and grew up a lit- tle. Looking back, it was worth it, and we looked forward to being sophomores. OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: K. Howze, K. Kerr. SECOND ROW: M. Huggard, M8lOl'1e. .',,,..-Jn:-o----H President Kathy Kerr .TIE-1 -. CABINET FIRST ROW: Mrs. Landis, P. D'Innocenzo, M. Huggard, W. Monger, A. Medvetz, Mr. House. SECOND ROW: L. Ruthis, M. Mace, H. Lanute, M. White, A. Daluzeau. THIRD ROW: J. Crowder, S. Kovach, S. Iezzi, K. Howze, T. Malone, K. Kerr. FOURTH ROW: D. Wright, J. Jeter, M. Freeman, J. Johnson, G. Glenn, C. Peroni. Mr. Donald House Mrs. Sylvla Landls gf' fr-' .V an f.. '- Cheerleaders Greg Glenn Freshmen 85 C. Acevedo W. Acevedo D. Adamski O. Andrews R. Andrews A. Aiken J. Allen M. Antonio M. Bakay D. Balog S. Barkasi A. Barnard W. Barr L. Baylor T. Bartoni A. Beasley S. Beckwith C. Bell K. Bender L. Benedetto D.Berkey J. Bertoti K. Betts M. Biehl B. Boatwright K. Boerner R. Bergman B. Braun B. Brown J.Brown J. Brown T. Brown G. Brownie M. Brant A. Burgess W. Burnett G. Burnette J. Burnley A. Campbell D. Campbell Q . A Q 'Nu 1 .P ' 5 , -av ge Q ' T ffxfrx 4' t 3' l m f I' 'H ur y . 'Q ' 9 S' V 4 1 V .11 BM Q' f .sz . I-'rf' t fx. QA, -Y X., A . ' . v 0 . J if if '80 2 f ' I , AI 'I . - X - -as ..J I 3 5 Q Nh.. bf. ' I 1- X .' 9 Nl 86 Freshmen xr' Cynthia Wilson Wendy Monger i Freshman Hockey Jnnn Johnson Z' 9 Q Q E Q Q ' I V J L We is 1 fa X K2.n 4 +1 N if J-' ' '-if C , K f . m w .off . 4 3 Z5 i l X .jf V B . Catanzaro . Christman T. Cimino J. K D Coffey . Collick . Collins L. Colon B D E D J. A A P R M. M. , Conner . Cooper . Corum . Cotellese Crowder Daluzeau Davidheiser Davidheiser Davis DeJesus DeJesus L. DeMas N R Dimino . Dininni P. D lnnocenza S. Dransfield M. R B Dreisbach . Dudley . Dunn B. Eagle C E k C W. Eckert C R. A R. D J. L. N. R. J. L. Edwards Ehlinger Elliot Ellis Engle Ermold Evans Discuillo Douglass Faison Falicki Freshmen K. Faust K. Fehr K. Fichthorp C. Filby T. Fisher B. Fitzgerald C. Foxx M. Freeman A. Freese J. Freese M. Freese L. Frick L. Garber K. Gauger C. Genery D. Gibble C. Gibbs C. Glenn G. Glenn A. Gonzales M, Gonzalez P. Goodfellow S, Grebe T. Grebe T. Greenman 88 Freshmen C. Greis J. Greis D. Grickis M. Griffith T. Grosser J. Grubb C. Habernal C. Haddock B. Haines T. Hall D. Hampton E, Haring J. Haring N. Harris K. Harrison Fl. Hassel D. Hefiin fififfi L3 K if 4 L ' ' x 4 X wa X f V ii' ,,,.r J FT aw 9 ix f Y be ,qt ,Y x ,B li 4 v-F ffl -4' Freshman member ol the Homecoming Court Sue Iezzi with Key Club escort Brent Zern 1, . A ff. nl ... J , rx ., . ' H 7 f U J Y :rig .., X , U if N ' ' U t. lzggig, B I -Q C fvtti-'afiffmz , wr '-14143 N Q if 1 A I J ' 'I ks . f I2 X A 1 x,. --Q , ' .,. . fd T .ul f , J- Xt x V, X . 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White A Sue Moran Freshmen 93 THE MIRACIE WORKER Helen Keller Annle Sulllvan Captam Kelle r Kate Keller James Doctor Anagnos Aunt Ev Martha Vlney Percy L1tt1PSt Glrl The Man Bllnd Ch1ldren CAST Other Off Stage Volces Ann Suchoza J11l Snyder Scott les lg ROb1n Morrell Cralg AntOD10 Steve Klelrer Jim Lang Holly Kerr Maureen Barber Jessica H1nes T1m Boatwrlght Dem ee Bartman Dave Rhoads Kathy O'Connor ChTlS Martin Sharon Morba Kathy O'Connor Bonn1e Wan1sh Den1se Bartman Steve Klelner DIRECTORS Mrs Liana Heydt Mr. Nelson Burnett STAGE CREW FACULTY ADVISOR Mr Elwood Thompson SETTING AND ART WORK ADVISOR! Mrs Eva Yashlnsky SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr Bryan Rename Mr Daryl Saylor Jimmie 'Brent Zern 3 o . 2 . ' 1 4, f I5 1 HCTIVITIES .V ,,, The Junior Closs Presents The Perils of Lulu The junior class was proud to pre- sent The Perils of Lulu, March 4 and 5 in Davenport Auditorium. Chris Martin and Bill Kerr had the leading roles in this light-hearted spoof, and they were supported by Craig Antonio, Bonnie Horosky, David Fihoades, Heather Cassidy, D. J. Coffey, Kathy O'Con- nor, Steve Kleiner, Mike Moyer, Dina Brown, Tim George, Tracy Greenman, Tim Phillips, Tara Yost, Cathy Moyer, Sharon Morba, Greg Thorpe, Chris Knittle, Tammy McCrary, Mark Dmiter- chik, Josie Ogorzalek, Carla Daniels, Jill Swavely, Scott Lessig, and Amber Smoyer. Mrs. Liane Heydt and Mr. 'TSTU Q sir, J lffcili Li .- Mrs. Llane Heydt l s HH: i Mr. Nelson Burnett Blll Kerr played the leading male role of Walter Winslow. 96 Junior class play Nelson Burnett were the director assisted by two student directors Snyder and Ann Suchoza. manager was Deanna Brown technical advisors were Craig A Bonnie Wanish, Mary Sheperak, Robin Morrell. Mark Dmlierchlk f ,i--' - . .s s if -f A Stage manager Deanna Brown On November 19 and 20, 1982, the Class of 1983 presented the drama The Miracle Worker. The play dealt with the desperate life of Helen Keller, a deaf and blind girl struggling to reach the outside world. Annie Sullivan, a young, ambitious teacher from Boston, reached into Helen's mind to teach her to communicate through the use of finger language. The piece centered around the trials through which this pa- tient woman went. The play was presented with a variety of staging X techniques which added to the effec- ,f tiveness and potency. Portraying Helen Keller was Ann 4 Ann Suchoza and Jill Snyder -,,.-- ,nu--. ,.,.- ff- .. ,cur '4f '-'Q' . FIRST ROW: M. Sheperak, J. Hines, H. Kerr, A. Suchoza, C. Martin, K. Ott, B. Wanish. SECOND Mrs. Heydt, M. Barber, K. O'Connor, T. Boatwright, S. Morba, D. Flhoads, S. Kleiner, J. Lang, S. B. Zern, C. Antonio, R. Morrell, Mr. Burnett. gf Craigpraysforamrracle. Mary Sheperak and Maureen Barber Seniors Cost The miracle Worker Suchozag the role of Annie Sullivan was played by Jill Snyder. Helen's father, depicted by Scott Lessig, and her mother, performed by Robin Mor- rell, were the frantic parents desiring a normal child. Other seniors par- ticipating were Craig Antonio as James Keller, Holly Kerr as Aunt Ev, Jim Lang as Dr. Anagnas, Maureen Barber, Tim Boatwright, and Jessica Hines. Acting as stage managers were Mary Sheperak and Bonnie Wanish. Directing the work were Mrs. Liane Heydt, Mr. Nelson Burnett, and stu- dent director Kim Ott. if Jill Snyder Senior class play 97 Droimoi Club Performs For The Roof Of The Crowd The drama club was one of the ac- tivities open to students in all four grades. Mrs. Liane Heydt and Mr. Nelson Burnett were the faculty ad- visors to the 35 member organization. Members not only acted in plays, but also helped in set design, make-up, props, and design of posters and pro- grams. The club sponsored a series of workshops where students and faculty advisors from area colleges and theatre schools showed PHS students the proper application of make-up, techniques in reading, preparing, and staging. The drama club put on the senior and junior class plays and many of the cast members belonged to the club. They put on a variety show of short skits and musical numbers in the spring. Mrs. Heydt and Mr. Burnett ended the year's activities by taking the members to New Hope where they entered several plays in competition. 98 Drama club 7 at 1 Engl! Brian Kordish and Chris Knittle took part in the Christmas assemblies put on in the elementary schools. ' 7 if!- vi 51' , v iv ' any Tim Boatwright DRAMA CLUB. FIRST ROW: A. Bender, H, Kerr, C. Martin. SECOND ROW: M. Sheperak, J. Hines, K O'Connor, A. Suchoza, D. Coffey, K. Ott, B. Wanish, C. Antonio. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Heydt, M. Huggard T. McCrary, T. Phillips, B. Horosky, D. Rhoads, M. Moyer, J. Lang, S. Lessig, S. Morba, S. Mayes. R Morrell, Y. Mellott, Mr. Burnett. FOURTH ROW: M. Barber, A. Shawell, J. Allen, A, Aikens, K. Mayes, B. Zern, B. Hindle, T. Boatwright, S. Kleiner. Choir Flnd Stage Crew Use Talents To Benefit PHS The '83 choir was composed of thirty-one students from all four classes under the direction of Mr. Wesner. To prepare for their perfor- mances, they practiced during the se- cond period five days a week. They performed a Christmas concert, a spr- ing concert, and made several other appearances during the year. All their WOMEN'S CHORUS. W. Monger, K. Roper, M. Sheperak, B. Ludy, B. Conner, S. Ludy, T. McCrary, L. Hofmann, B. Hatfield, D. Gibson, C. Kurtz, C. Karpinski, E. Kulp, C. Ronnie, K. Bender, R. McAlpine, A. -Campbell. Mlffzfruwn FIRST ROW: W. Monger, K. Y E. Kulp, M. Sheperak, T. Mc- A. Campbell, L. Smith, A. uuiiuui, Mr. Wesner. SECOND OW: C. Karpinski, T. Garner, G. rick, K. Miller, B. Zern, R. McAlpine, . Warner, H. Kerr. THIRD ROW: C. urtz, D. Gibson, B. Hatfield, L. Har- is, D. Fihoads, M. Moyer, B. Baker, C. onnie, K. Bender. Kim Ott, Holly Kerr, and Carol Karpinski hard work paid off as six members - Holly Kerr, Mary Sheperak, Ann Suchoza, Brent Zern, Trinda Garner, and Jim Schiel - qualified for the District Choir that was proudly hosted by the Pottstown choir in February. The stage crew set up scenery and microphones for plays, pep rallies, and assemblies, and supplied the man- power for all school activities in the auditorium. Bob Skean was the manager of the fifteen member crew and Mr. Steve Lloyd was the advisor. The student body appreciated the time and work put forth by these two fine organizations to benefit the school. 'if', It iv T' 2 tt. ..tf.g ' ROW: Mr. Thompson Rich Geist - 1 . st -.-1 .., .. -'Sw STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: D. Bryan, R. Geist, B. Mangold, B. Steininger. SE- COND ROW: J. Pascucci, B. Mace, D. Pollock, M. Paczok, K. Anthony, M. Demeter. THIRD ROW: D. Bradshaw, C. Raphael, J. Ruyak. D. Jury. FOURTH 5 - 43 a . -. 5.6 5,1 Bob Mangold .4 Choirfstage crew 99 You Hlwotys Con Ficcount For Students Being Lotte instructed by Mrs. Leveille, the at- tendance room aides performed their daily tasks of keeping attendance records and tardy forms for all students. In the school bank Mrs. Edith Chesney, Pam Barndt, and Shelly Miller account for all the money deposited by all school organizations. They count over 515,000 each month and write approximately 38,000 to 312,000 worth of checks. Mrs. Judith Leveille L -x. Michelle Wilson 100 Bankfattendance room aides Pam Barndt, Shelly Miller, and Mrs. Edith Chesney run the school bank l A Y-7 Tracey Quinter, Bart Mace, Chris Stinnard, Wendy Moyer, and Chip Smale assist in the office. Kim Roper Sylvia Carter KI Health Flssistants Prepare For Future Careers Craig Antonio prepares to donate blood to the Red Cross. OFFICERS. K. Marshall, J. Freese, J. The Future Health Careers Club was a career-oriented service group advis- ed by Mrs. Marlene Falvey. lt was com- prised of approximately 30 members. Their iield trips included a trip to West Chester State College for a career orientation and a trip to a cerebral palsey clinic. They organized and sponsored the annual student blood mobile, and they invited the communi- ty to their annual open house which was held on April 20. The health room aides were nine students who assisted Mrs. Guest in the health room. Their duties consisted of pulling records, filing, using schedules to Contact students, calling students to the health room for testing, giving assistance when school physicals were given, distributing and returning passes to teachers, and maintaining daily duties like answering the phone. JUNIOR OFFICERS. B. Wiggins, J. Freese, R. Mourar, W. Pace. 455, J. Shainline, H. Kerr. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB. FIRST ROW: B. Wiggins, S. Carras- M. Taylor, B. Quinter, D. Kandler, M. Carrie, T. Gross, W. Pace, W. L. Panfile. SECOND ROW: R. Malone, M. Weidner, L. Endy, A. Howard, J. Byerly, K. Russell, D. Bartman. THIRD ROW: S. Zipay, Marren, J. Freese, K. Mest, C. Weiner, R. Mourar, J. Snyder, J. May, S. 5 . . FOURTH ROW. Mrs. Falvey, J. Weller, R. Fryer, L. Fuerman, K. J! SKI, HEAL TH ROOM AIDES. W. Pace, W. Steininger, M. Silvano, Fi. Geist, S. Morba, Y. Mellott Future Health Careers Clubfhealth room aides 101 Leader Corps make Gym Classes Run Smoothg Did you ever wonder why there were extra people in your gym class? And why they never stood in line like the rest ot the class? These people were members of the Girls and Boys Leader Corps, and they did have a right to be out of line. Members of the Leader Corps were required to be a member of at least one athletic team. Before and after school and during study halls, they assisted the gym teachers. vised locker rooms. The officers ot GLC were president Erin Jones, vice- president Sue Shirey, secretary Carla Daniels, and treasurer Lauren Fuer- man. The GLC had a play day with Owen J. Roberts, a long hiking trip to Hawk Mountain, and a camping trip. The advisors were Miss Whistler and Mrs. Frederick. BLC was advised by Mr. Edwards. The officers were Don Arters and Scott Gilroy. They prepared equipment and super- GIRLS' LEADER CORPS. FIRST ROW: S. Dobbs, R. Malone, K. Gibbs, E. Jones, T. Strouse, L. DiF'ietro, K. Russell, M. Sheperak, R. Mourar. SECOND ROW: T. Yost, S. Shade, S. Miller, G. Dmiterchik, J. Sohadler, J. Hines, L. Fuerman, C. Daniels. THIRD ROW: L. Goff, H. Cassidy, L. Bauer, K. Pharaoh, S. Shlrey, K. Beasley, S. Cottelese, J. Shaner. FOURTH ROW: T. Clemons, L. Howze, C. Erb, Y. Williams, T. McCrary, J. Byerly, J. Swavely, M. Howard. FIFTH ROW: R. Evans, A. Hartenstine, M. Magliocchetti, C. Karpinski, B. Shaner, S. lezzl, M. Lash. SIXTH ROW: Miss Whistler, R. Andrews, R. McAlpine, G. Russell, Mrs. Frederick. President Erin Jones BOYS' LEADER CORPS. FIRST ROW: B. Weller, S. Gilroy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Edwards. D. Shaner. Hillegas, D. Arters, R. Douglas, J. Phillips. g OFFICERS. Mrs. Frederick, E. Jones, S. Shirey, L. Fuerman, C. Daniels, Miss Whistler Double jumping??? Drag Racing Team Rnd Ski Club Race Into 1983 SKI CLUB. FIRST ROW: S. Kovach, V. Mackewicz, L. Bradley, J. Paolucci, W. Moyer, T. Frick, Williams, Y. Mellott, C. Karpinski, Y. T. McCrary, D. Mayes. SECOND ROW: K. Russell, T. Benitez, K. Shaner, J. Ogorzalek, A. Lucidi, S. Charles, B. Clemons, C. Daniels, K. Sllvano, J. Owsley, C. Hickman, L. Bathurst, K. Toth, K. Robinson, K. Pascucci, B. Fryer, N. Drake, J. Weller. Dobbs, C. Braunsberg, B. Hindle. THIRD ROW: C. Herbert, M. Beasley, M. Kepner, N. Clark, K. Harris. FOURTH ROW: D. Mock, M. Grebe, B. Hatfield, L. LaScala, C. Kurtz, A. Bender. FIFTH ROW: A. Read, P. Zissa, J. Hines, Mrs. Munz. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Novak, J. Members of the drag racing club competed with other schools from southeastern Pennsylvania in the stu- dent drag races at Maple Grove Dragway. During the one day meets students earned individual and team points which were totaled to determine the winners. In 1982 Steven Fox earn- ed the second place trophy, and he led the team in '83. The ski club was a great way for students grades 9 to 12 to learn to ski and to have fun at very moderate costs. During the winter the club made weekly trips to Doe Mountain, accom- panied by Mr. Novak, Mrs. Munz, and some enthusiastic alums. M. Pollock, G. Beekley, J. Wade, B. Kordish, K. Kriczky, K. Zimmerman, S. Heimbach, R. M. Pollock, C. Endy, W. Flowers, M. Moyer, S. Fox, J. Kaufman, T. Bartman. l Ski Club president Bob Fryer RACING TEAM. FIRST ROW: F. Hemmer, R. Favinger, P. Meitzler, R. Felker, B. Linsen- SKI CLUB OFFICERS. Y. Mellott, J. Pascuccl, B. Fryer, S Dobbs Mr T. Christman, J. Grassi, A. Phan, E. Fox. SECOND ROW: P. Phan, B. Evans, D. Smale, C. Novak. Steve Fox overpowers Super Pro. Students In Nome Orgotnizotions Receive Honors Two valuable organizations were National Honor Society and student government. National Honor Society was led by Mr. Armato. Members were juniors and seniors who had acquired and maintained an 88 percent average throughout the school year. In the fall Honor Society sold M and M's. They planned an academic tournament with Spring-Ford. As a service organization they aided the Special Olympics, hosted school events, and tutored. GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. A. Whitehurst, A. Lucidi, LaScala. L . Graduating seniors were honored at Commencement by wearing blue or white stoles. The seniors were also honored by the Board of Education at a school banquet and at a second banquet hosted by the Ambucs. Student government was an organization which provided a meeting place for student discussion and a way for student concerns to be brought to the attention of the administration. Under the leadership of Mr. Grant and Mr.Grant, K. Read, L. Moyer, S. Fox, HONOR SOCIETY. FlRST ROW: B. Kerr, L. Howze, K. O'Connor, C. L. Hofmann, K. Riedl, A. Suchoza, E. Jones, L. LaScala. SECOND ROW: Feight, L. Hart, J. Swavely, K, Joseph, R, Mourar, J. Ogorzalek, L. Zerbey, S. Shade, H. Downie, B. Boyer. THIRD ROW: D. Gibson, S. Kleiner, K. Pharaoh, L. Bauer, S. Shirey, M. Kepner, L. Hoffman, H. Cassidy. shall, J. Lubinsky, FOURTH ROWz N. Drake, C. Moyer, P. Zissa, N. Myers, Hatfield, B. Baker, J. Sassaman, D. Coffey, D. Neiffer, C. Kurtz. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Armato, D. Mauger, G. Dmiterchik, L. Schultz, R. Skean, A. Lucidi, T. the officers, the government function- ed to initiate ideas for the improvement of the school. They discussed alter- natives to suspension, initiated a dress-up day monthly, stimulated pride in our school, and organized PIPPS ac- tivities. On February 2 they held a tea to recognize individuals and businesses of Pottstown community who have been faithful supporters of PHS activities. STUDENT GOVERNMENT FIRST ROW: D. Heflin, B. Wiggins, L. Bauer, H. Cassidy, C. Karpinski, L. White, M. Rhoads, C. Martin, T. Frick, S. lezzi, C. Erb, A. Lucldi. SECOND ROW: G. Glenn, C. Cullen, K. Wagner, S. Ludy, M. Ludy, K. Mest, S. Peroni, K. Ott, K. Mayes, L. LaScala, F. Lopez, E. Flagg. THIRD ROW: R. Watson, J. Burnley, T. Malone, J. Magyar, R. Trace. T. Gross, P. Zissa, L. Hart, D. Bertoti, K. Read, J. Weller, R. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: B. Zern, J. Granger, A. Whitehurst, S. Morba, S. Kovach, M. Kepner, Sl Lessig, H. Schum, Y. Williams, T. Wilson, W. Johnson, K. Fredricks. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Grant, S. Gilroy, B. Fryer, K. Shaner. 104 Honor Societyfstudent government HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS. D. Neiffer, J. Lubinsky, K. Marshall, E. Mr. Armato. Spotnish Rnd French Clubs lnvestigotte Cultures The Spanish and French Clubs, under the direction of Senor Baker and Monsieur Derro, respectively, were very active. Both clubs sponsored trips to Mexico and France over the Easter vacation. They traveled to learn about other cultures and to understand their languages better. Both clubs held regular meetings i 4 L. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS. B. Lynch, L. Howze, L. LaScaIa, D. Gibson, C. Kurtz, Mr. Baker. rf-!,.,,-ff' FRENCH CLUB. FIRST ROW: M. Bridgeman, B. Wiggins, D. Brown, H. Cassidy, D.J. Coffey, R. McAlpine. SECOND ROW: M. Sheperak, C. Williams, A. Smoyer, A. Suchoza, C. Knittle, K. Moyer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Derro, S. Scheffey, D. Rhoads, M. Demeter, J. Snyder, S. Kleiner, S. Lessig, S. Morba. and fundraising events. The Spanish students held their annual Christmas party, sold calendars, and sold candy. The French Club sold cheese and sausage, sold Christmas candy, and held an auction. The money raised was used to help the participating students pay for their trips. . I J , ':'l,' FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. D.J. Coffey, A. Suchoza, K. Moyer, Mr. Derro. w -' , J t .. ' P'4,,- ' I V Qtlzrye SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: S. Geisler, L. Hoffman, Y. Mellott, L. Smith, M. Taylor, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: B. Lynch, K. Russell, A. Lucidi, C. Daniels, L. Howze, B. Zern, K. Russell. THIRD ROW: S. Spatz, R. Bender, B. Baker, D. Gibson, L. LaScala, K. Kurtz, Mr. Baker. L Rnchor Club Cruises Through Choillenging Yeor I 1,1 I maui: OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: D. Gibson, K. Joseph, M. Kepner, L. LaScaIa, C. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: J. Ogorzalek, M. Barber, advisor Mrs. Noel, C. Braunsberg. ANCHOR CLUB. FIRST ROW: C. Braunsberg, C. Daniels, C. Williams. SECOND ROW: S. Coteilese, L. Hofmann, A. Smoyer, D. Kandler. THIRD ROW: K. Beasley, L. Goff, J. Ogorzalek, P. Barndt. FOURTH ROW: J. Byerly, M. Barber. FIFTH ROW: K. Moyer. SIXTH ROW: S. Kulp, B. Baker. SEVENTH ROW: L. LaScala, L. DIPietro, C. Knittle. EIGHTH ROW: Mrs. Noel, S. Fegley, B. Lynch, K. Russell, S. Morba. NINTH ROW: D. Gibson, L. Hart, M. Kepner, K. Joseph, L. Fuerman. TENTH ROW: C. Kurtz. 106 Anchor Club The '83 Anchor Club, advised by Mrs. Elaine Noel, began the year with their annual fund raiser, the Homecom- ing Mum Sale. The girls kept the Christmas season jolly with caroling at the Leader and Boyer Homes. They served the school by acting as ushers for class plays and concerts and serv- ed as waitresses at banquets. As the year progressed, the Club sold carnations for Valentine's Day, organized Clean Up Day, and assisted the Special Olympics. The money they raised was donated to worthy charities. w President Marci Kepner I I I Marlo Magliocchetti goes through initiation. Keg Club Strives To Strengthen From Within OFFICERS. Jennifer Ogorzalek, Heather Downie, Heather Cassidy. KEY CLUB. STEM: TOP TO BOTTOM: C. Davidheiser, L. DiPietro, J. Ogorzalek, L. Hoffman, M. Lash, D. Heflin, J. Burnley, R. Massengill, L. Downie, V. Mackewicz, B. Zern, J. Coffey, C. Williams, T. Yost, S. Geisler, W. Mast, J. Pascucci, K. Toth, L. Smith, C. Knittle. UPPER DIAGONAL: J. Ogorzalek, M. Magliocchetti, H. Downie, K. Shaner, A. Bathurst, L. Massengill, A. Hartenstine, S. Kleiner, R. Mourar, K. Ott, S. Fox, L. Heflin. BOTTOM DIAGONAL: S. Lessig. B. Fryer, L. Zerbey, K. Marshall, C. Karpinski, L. Fuerman, A. Smoyer, N. Drake, W. Moyer, H. Cassidy, T. Boatwright, L. Wilson. The '83 Key Club was under the leadership of president Jennifer Ogor- zalek, vice-president Heather Downie, secretary-treasurer Heather Cassidy, and advisor Mr. Eugene Huston. With Kiwanis members as sponsors Key Club began the year packing and selling peanuts. They organized and staged the annual Homecoming ac- tivities in October. On January 31 they assisted the Special Olympics with a very successful skiing day at Spring Mountain. The last major project before new officers were elected was the annual Key Club convention. Here they learned more about other clubs in the state and found new projects for the coming year. President Jennifer Ogorzalek HOMECOMING COURT, FIRST ROW: R. Massengill. D. Pace, S. lezzi, M. Brown, M. Howard, M. Charles, S. Harris, C. Kurtz, H. Kerr, T. Boatwright. SECOND ROW: B. Zern, S. Kleiner, N. Drake, S. Lessig, S. Moyer, L. Massengill. Key Club 107 PHS Bond marches Hwotg With Hwotrds In '82-'83 The '83 PHS band under second- year director Mr. Charles Dressler, had a very productive and entertaining year. Under field conductors Karen Marshall and Kendra Read the mar- ching band received many outstanding awards, including best overall band at the Downingtown cavalcade. Their annual Christmas concert was a very successful performance with a woodwind quintet and brass choir ad- ding to the holiday spirit. Five members of the band received the honor of participating in the District Band Concert. They ended the year with a spring concert. The jazz band was very gratifying, going to competitions at Daniel Boone, Bishop Kendrick, and Muhlenberg. Their adjudication numbers included many fine soloists. To raise money for future trips and to pay for transportation to cavalcades, the entire band par- ticipated in a cheese and sausage sale, a fruit sale, an Easter candy sale, and the ever popular hoagie sale. gfadlo like ,A+-JA PP OFFICERS. B. Zern, K. O'Connor, K. Read, S. Spatz, D. Gibson, B. Hatfield, J. Corum, N. Discuillo. Fl l ,ofi s P Drum majors Karen Marshall and Kendra Ftead Mr. Luckenbill, Mr. Dressler, Mr. Fredericks, Miss Blute. 108 Band Todd Butler 1'-IT? F7 TRUMPEVS. FIRST ROW: B. Boatwright, W. Burnett, P. Long, R. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: T. Conver, J. Pascucci, D. Bryan, T. Butler, M. Moyer, C. Foxx, E. Hoffman. v-51? 5,-3 W, , al i,fj?3.f.uvf. A H 1 CLARINET S. FIRST ROW: K. O'Connor, A. Timmons, C. Shotwell, D. Gibson, B. Baker, B. Hatfield. SECOND ROW: A. Davidheiser, T. Jones, K. Hildebrand, L. Snell. THIRD ROW: D. Balog, L. Smith, S. Summers, T. Gross. an LOW BRASS. SECOND ROW: M. Rhoads, M. Deegan, M. Morrison, S. Sheffey, N. Clark. FIRST ROW: R. Martin, D. Zeigler, B. Zern, J. Lang. I SAXOPHONES. FIRST ROW: L. lswalt, D. Coffey, A. Jackson, B. Hartman. SECOND ROW: N. Discuillo, J. Karkoska, J. Corum, T. Boafwright. 5 s - :: 'Pv-gxk. new Al' FLUTES. FIRST ROW: V. Catanzaro, K. Smith, M. Cloufier, M. Lash. SECOND ROW: R. Morrell, C. Morrell, K. Kerr. THIRD ROW: A. Medvetz, J. Coffey. FOURTH ROW: A. Suchoza. Band 109 , I ' 73 F I ul i. 4 f J Q giikg- , ff Q Q . 7- 'I 'hzrff :I--.Nunn ff r , kk Ve . If W I Ar we . bu r K x I -..I A I' inlay' Ll FLAG CORPS. FIRST ROW: M. Faulk, T. Rightnour. SECOND ROW: R. Wan- RIFLE CORPS. FIRST ROW: C. Kutz. SECOND ROW: A. Corum K ner, K. Shaner, R. Bergeman, S. Kuechler, K. Bender, G. Hersh, M. Rhoads. L. Grebe. THIRD Row: G. Fresh, A. win. 710 Band fzfifffl PERCUSSION. FIRST ROW: D. Hartman, D. Bradshaw, S. Spatz, C. Ronnie. SE- COND ROW: M. Demeter, L. Fuerman, D. Neiffer, R. Me-st. C. Peroni. TWIRLERS. FIRST ROW: T. Kepner, S. Kovatch, L. Falicki, M. Freese, B. Hindle. SECOND ROW: C. Knittle, C. Braunsberg, R. Mourar, M. Barber, K. Joseph, L. Grim. THIRD ROW: T. Groff, W. Moyer, K. Toth, W. Mast. ,.-fr- , Wywr' -If I JAZZ BAND. FIRST ROW: A. Davidheiser, L. Iswall, D. Coffey, J. Corum, J. Karkaska, N. Discuillo, A. Jackson. SECOND ROW: C. Ronnie, A. Medvetz, S. Spatz, J. Pascucci, R. Martin, D. Ziegler, B. Zern, D. Bradshaw. THIRD ROW: R. Trace, R. Thorpe, D. Bryan, T. Butler, M. Moyer, P. Lang. BAND FRONT OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: R. Mourar, M. Barber. SECOND ROW: T. Rightnour, M. Faulk, C. Kutz TWIRLERS. FIRST ROW: C. Shotwell, C. Braunsberg. SECOND ROW: C. B. Hindle, T. Kepner, K. Joseph, L. Grim, R. Mourar, M. Freese. D . I1-,guns-'- . 'I '..'.. . ,Q N fx 0' I I G9 xo. X . I I - D ,. f I New GUARD. FIRST ROW: K. Bender, M. Faulk, T. Rightnour, C. Kutz. SE- ROW: R. Steinmetz, D. Balog, D. George, P. Beckwith, M. Rhoads. THIRD Mr. Luckenbill, M. Sheperak, R. Wanner, R. Bergman, G. Frech. H. Lanute. Band 111 112 P.H. Trojan Treasured Tales E! Trivia Hit The Press The presses were busy again in '83 printing the news of the school. Under the leadership of editor-in-chief Ann Suchoza, news editor Bonnie Baker, feature editor Karen Joseph, and sports editor Jill Swavely, the P.H.S. News staff successfully compiled another year of informative, entertain- Recipe for a Good School Paper 2 cups of good advising iobtain from Mrs. Swavelyi 2 ounces of imagination for one afternoon of brainstormingl 1 pound of writing skills from 17 people V2 cup of the best dirt you can find 2 tablespoons of feature and news articles 1 cup of vivid sports stories 4 dashes of demanding editors F 1 richly diverse school to write stories about 6 deadlines Mix well to obtain six issues of the best ing issues. Editor-in-Chief Ann Suchoza about the school twithout getting in- to troublej 3 teaspoons of editorials EDITORS. Jill Swavely, Karen Joseph, Bonnie Baker, Mrs, Swavely, Ann Suchoza paper this school ever had. Top with logo - P.H.S. News .M 1- EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: B. Zern, J. Coffey, A. Suchoza, T. Yost, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Flowers, T. Boatwright, K. Ott, R. Bender, J. Sn der, Y Lessig. THIRD ROW: B, Baker, B. Lynch, K. Joseph, J. Swavely, B. Kerr, S. Kleiner, D. Rhoads, Mrs. Swavely. S. News We - -f- qi-.u.. n.dA 1-ul I I 1 TYPISTS. FIRST ROW: Y, Mellott, B. Wanish, E. Flagg, S. Wheatley, C. Karpinski, T, Frick, L. Heflin. SECOND ROW: B. Hatfield, L. Grebe, S. Harris, J. Hines. Wil ,gliubzfw-H .,,,...,1 'T '7Cl'J.'7:' M r1 E D. Rhoads, J. Sassarnan, C. Filby, B. Ormsbee. STAFF FIRST ROW: P. Riedl, B. Wiggins, D. Browne, T. Yost, A. Suchoza, L. Smith, L. Holl- SECOND ROW: M. Silvano, T. Boatwright, C. Ronnie, B. Zern, R. Wanner, M. Heller, M. Makarevitz, Steigerwalt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hubbs, J. Swavely, K. Joseph, B. Lynch, S. Lessig, S. Kleiner, R. Advisor Mrs. Swavely P. H. S. News 1 13 Troiad Staff Names The many Faces Of P.H.S. What did you get when you put twenty-two students, one advisor, a beat-up typewriter, one radio fextra loudj, a ladder diagram, grease pen- cils, bright orange croppers, a Wizard of Oz trashcan, and icicles hanging from the windows in one room? You got the '83 Troiad staff. The making of the Troiad was not just a one-period-a-day job. Planning began at the end of the summer before school opened. At this time the staff determined how the book would be organized. The business staff cam- paigned to solicit patrons whose con- tributions brought down the cost of the book to students. When school open- ed, the seniors had the tedious job of forming the senior section. Throughout the year the entire staff had many deadlines to fulfill. Deadlines created a vast amount of work for the editors, for each page had to be checked by the EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: H. Downie, N. Drake, M. Barber, L. Zerbey, L. Hoffman, D. Neiffer, K. Pharaoh. SECOND ROW: L. Hofmann, S. Shirey, J. Ogorzalek, L. Bauer, L. Goff, M. Magliocchetti. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Huddy, M. Lash, B. Zern, J. Fiuyak, T. Garner, R. Trace, M. Urban. 1 14 Troiad editors before it was submitted to the advisor. The editors - Jerry Lubinsky, Lori Zerbey, and Heather Downie - with the seniors Don Neiffer, Maureen Barber, and Lisa Hoffman, the ad- visors Mrs. Huddy and Mr. Kovach, and the rest of the editorial staff had the privilege of creating your '83 Troiad, that we hoped represented all aspects of our high school life. EDITORS. Lori Zerbey, Jerry Lubinsky, Downie .m Fra i . . Linda Bauer and Lori Hofmann Missy Lash -vf . Lisa Goff .0 93 Q S TYPISTS. E. Fiagg, C. Mike Urban works on freshman section. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: M. Barber, T. Yost, K. Riedl, R. Mourar, K. Toth, M. Sheperak, L. LaScaIa, D, Gibson. SECOND ROW: C. Filby, C. Moyer, C. Davidheiser, L. DiPietro, K. Marshall, L. Hart, H. Downie, L. Zerbey, J. Sassarnan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kovach, L. Fuerman, G. Drniterchik, S. Lessig, B. Baker, M. Bridgeman, J. Lubinsky, C. Kurtz, R. Skean, D. Coffey. . 1..- .. -311 2 Ogorzalek da Garner Maureen Barber and Josie Lori Hofmann, Sue Shirey, Marlo Magiiocchetti, and Trin- -5.1. .0 , Dan iels, K. Janderchick, E. Hudson. 'YE 'ff' 'fi U I ' . ,, '4- A 4 r i - '. SAL A' .. 4 A ,i,.,2Y I' Z 7 1 ii , .it r .lt .,' R.. . . -. 10 Advisors Elizabeth Huddy and Robert Kovach Troiad 7 15 Rre You Ready? OKFIY! SJ .. 1 . ? ,, . A w - A. A 1 fy.,-I... ' I ' -1 be. 1 if -I Cotellese. FOURTH ROW: J. Paolucci, B. Shaner, K. Russell, J. Shaner. X T., A FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: J. Freese, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: L. Hoffman, C. Martin, L. LaScaIa J. Shaner, K. Pharaoh, C. Daniels, M. King, J. Paoiucci, S. Cotellese, Y. Meiiott. WRESTLING. FIRST ROW: K. Pharaoh, C. Martin. SECOND ROW: L, Hoff- man, S. Iezzi, J, Ogorzalek. THIRD ROW: S. Kovach, J. Swavely, K. Kerr, S. fi , e M, VARSITY BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: J. Freese, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: L. White, D, Mayes. THIRD ROW: M. Huggard, L, LaScaIa, D. Gibson, M. Barber. FOURTH ROW: C. Daniels, M. Howard, M. King, K. Shaner. V BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: M, White, K. Harris. SECOND ROW: K. Howze, W. Monger. THIRD ROW: L. Evans, K. Harrison, M. Makareviiz. FOURTH ROW: M. Cloutier, C. Herbert. 1 Cheerleaders 1 17 i 1 78 Gotcha F Q I 5, 3 1' me fa M er ea as er WW Ablamaaaaaa an Qf ,, .E T Cosmetology Club Helps motke-Up The School The Athletic Association was under the supervision of Mr. Jan Fritz. The store which sold student supplies, Tro- jan clothing, and snacks was open before and after school. The profits were used to promote the athletic pro- grams of the school. The Cosmetology Club under the supervision of Mrs. Donna Carpenter was a Career oriented Club through which the Cosmetology students ex- plored the professional opportunities which will be available to them after graduation. The art club was the newest club of the year. Sponsored by Mrs. Eva Yashinsky, the Club was a service club for the school and community. They painted murals downtown and silk- screened many t-shirts for the senior class play. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FIRST ROW: L. Howze, J. May, A. Smoyer, C. Gibbs, T. Yost, K. Russell, T Mace. J. Brown, W. Moyer. SECOND ROW: D. Coffey, J. Hines. THIRD ROW: L. LaScala, C. Frick, B Shaner, S. Cotellese, J. Shaner, L. Bauer, S. Shlrey, S. Kleiner, M. Kepner, L. Golf, K. Russell, C. Daniels L. Heflin, B. Zern, Mr. Fritz. . I Q sv' -ll . -X uf. ' . 'z , . K, L iv' W. L.. M . lx I ' i Dee Dickerson OFFICERS. S. Peroni, S. Gondal, Mrs. Carpenter, D. Bertoti, T. Jackson. COSMETOLOGY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Fl. Andrews, L. Kirby, C. Waller, T Santos, D. Mackewicz, C. Olock, S. Bush, D. Kickerson. SECOND ROW: , Mrs. Carpenter. D. Ebersole, C. Fry, K. Lewiski, T. Wack, P. Riedl, M. Fry, M Sfacel' Pefon' Reitmeyer, s. wamnoid. M. king, D. Watkins. 120 Athletic Association X Cosmetology Club I F X We Drotw Cn Rrt Students To Render Service ART CLUB OFFICERS. G. Frech, Mrs. Yashinsky, K. Ruth, S. Moyer, T. Shaw. ,.qv ,rw ' Peter Reigner left PHS in January, 1983, the field of business. Nelson Drake tg.--I A.: In Yb IHNP Y VNPANY. INC, W. .. -'-1 ,. t. Mr. Andrew Klinghoffer ioined the faculty as the new chemistry instructor. ART CLUB. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Yashinsky, S. Moyer, K. Ruth, T. Shaw, G. Frech, SECOND ROW: C. Moyer, T. Moyer, C. Frick, L. Bradley, M. Bridgeman, A. Selwyn. THIRD ROW: W. Stetler, J. Mace, J. Ogorzalek, L. DiPietro, J. Pogwist, R. Douglass. FOURTH ROW: R. Benitez, K. Miller, M. Faulk. FIFTH ROW: W. Burnett, L. Kuskin, B. Hindle. SIXTH ROW: C. Peroni, L. lswalt, A. Smoyer. SEVENTH ROW: A. Daiuzeau, M. Freese, L. Ruthig. EIGHTH ROW: C. Erb, L. Wilson, A. Bathurst. NINTH ROW: C. Gibbs, L. Heflin, A. Hartenstine. TENTH ROW: H. Schum, C. Antonio, J. Hines, A. Corum, L. Harris. ELEVENTH ROW: C. Braunsberg, K. Toth, B. Baker, M. Rhoads, M. Flowers. frx x .A A Rhonda Charles joined the Class of '83 during the fall iefm. Art club 121 SPCRTS N. -ef X -5 41 5 xx 1 6, Y 5 Cooch Weller Hnd Teom Eorn The Nome Of Trojons The 1982 Trojan football team did something totally unexpected. Although they had an entirely new coaching staff, including head coach Mr. Dan Weller, and had only 2 starters returning, they played like veterans to chalk up a 6-5-1 season. They started with Holy Name and won 14-0. They then traveled to Phoenixville where they defeated the always tough Phantoms 13-6. The next three weeks the Trojans played teams that were considered the best three in the league. The first week they played Coatesville and, despite a two touchdown effort by Scott Glenn and an 84 yard touchdown kickoff return by his cousin Colin, they lost a well played game to the Raiders, 28-22. .. ffffbhsg 3 Bob Hartman has been the Trojans' student equipment manager for six years. ln that time he has attended practices and games, repaired and maintained equip- ment, and has kept the inventory. 124 Football They lost the next week 28-15 to a solid Henderson team, and lost another heartbreaker 3-0 to Spring- Ford despite an almost perfect defen- sive outing. The next four weeks the Trojans began to get the breaks. Thanks to more than 400 yards and 5 touchdowns by the Glenn cousins, they overran East 35-29. They beat Pottsgrove 22-14 in in the Homecom- ing game, during which Jeff Satter- white set a school record with a 99 yard touchdown run. They defeated Boyertown and Great Valley with a mixture of fine running, good quarter- backing, and a swarming defense. They were defeated by Down- 4.4.2 '9 u.'1zr-zz-' -. -fa , Dan Weller, Dave Fteidenauer, Larry Delewski, and Ron Gumbarge Pottstown's JV finished 3-6. ingtown but then came on strong to tie a highly favored Pius team 6-6, due to excellent defense by Satterwhite and Green. When the Trojans traveled to Bucktown for the annual Thanksgiving game, the Wildcats came out ready for football and took a 20-0 lead at halftime. Colin Glenn socred twice, but in the end the Blue and White came up on the short end of a 20-13 score. The JV team turned in a 3-6 record against a tough schedule. The freshman team, led by Jones, Braun, Brinkley, Johnson, and Glenn, turned in a 6-1 season, while the 8th grade team had an undefeated seson, 6-0. These teams promised Trojan football for a long time to come. at f -?'.!' , . I .Z 1 l Nick Hine Mike Henderson A V .JT :Sf , 4 9- ' .. - .. K K .. H My, '.'-- . - X t . X A FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: J. Freese, R. Martin, M. Brant, J. Johnson, G. Glenn, J. Magyar, B. Braun, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. DeJesus, K. McAIpine, W. Thorpe, M. Urban, M. Brinkley, S. Rose, J. Brown. THIRD ROW: B. Simms, A. Matias, R. Douglass, D. Trace, J. Jeter, D. Russell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Laub, D. Levengood, R. Levengood, Mr. McAfee. Trojans leaped toward victory. ... .., . ,. ,.. , , ,A iw-,W MW in FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: A. Whitehurst, N. Hine, R. Douglas, D. Weller, R. Thorpe, Coach Delewski, Coach Weller, D. Arters, C. Glenn, S. Gilroy, M. Henderson, T. Favors. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hartman, B. Hartman, V. Carpenter, T. Thorpe, C. Feight, P. Green, R. Beasley, J. Boekhoudt, J. Hillegas, C. Dinger, A. Jeter, C. Bradshaw, B. Kerr, B. Rhoads. M. Dmiterchik, J. Phillips, D. Jones. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gumbarge, D. Riddick, M. Neiffer, G. Reinert, D. Shaner, I. Clemons, J. Sat- terwhite, S. Glenn, B. Lacey, L. Thomas, B. Dunlap, T. Freese, Mr. Reidenouer. Football 125 fl QV' , . K, ls Sth-l, Q T A a ' ZW' -if ' b Q' ' I iq? fy 6- . 'ya ' Q I 5' , 'W ' T 'x , 'I . , L 4--4... V, s .5 A A Zn' ' '- -..-N Nw .150 flfvla WEN fb .X ,H+ . 1 1 f- 1' T-fy , - 5.1 04- 'A' ,Q pf , wg' fE:gs,g:.2 -11 3 Trojoinettes Eoirn Respect, Finish Third In C-ffl The Trojanettes field hockey team experienced a successful season, us- ing their skills, speed, and ag- gressiveness to win 7 games, tie 4, and lose only 2. Despite such a fine record the team had to settle for a well- earned, respected third place. Their success was accredited to the fine coaching of Miss Whistler, the hard work and time put forth to develop skills, and the teamwork and spirit displayed by the players. Players receiving All ChesMont honors on the first team were Crystal Gibbs, finishing her career with 29 goals, Sue Shirey, and Chris Karpinski. Mandy Weidner was named to the se- cond team. The J.V. team, coached by Mrs. Powell, performed much better than Qld i' Hartenstine, A. Bathurst, Mrs. Powell. VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: T. Wallace, B. Shaner, T. Mc- M. Lash, S. Wheatley. SECOND ROW: F. Gephart, K. White, R. T. Whitfield, L. Wilson, Y. Williams. THIRD ROW: A. Sackman, C. R. Pennypacker, A. Bender, M. Bridgeman, A. Musso, L. Downie, HOCKEY FIRST ROW: G. Dmiterchik, C. Gibbs, K. Skavinsky. SECOND ROW: K. Pharaoh, T. M, Howard, H. Cassidy, L. White, J. Shaner. THIRD ROW: M. Weidner, L. Corum, S. Shade, C. S, Cotellese, C. Karpinski, S. Shirey, M. Magliocchetti, Miss Whistler. their misleading O-10-3 record in- dicated. As the season progressed, the team's skills and attitudes improved. Mrs. Kathy Goodhart, coach of the 2-5-3 ninth grade team, emphasized the determination the girls showed against the tough teams in the league and the constant improvement her young team displayed. FRESHMAN HOCKEY FIRST ROW: S. Barndt, B. Smale, J. Coffey, A. Freese. SECOND ROW: I. Malone, D. Evans, M. White, R. Andrews, J. Hoehne, S. Whitehurst, I. Hewlett. THIRD ROW: T. Vallish, A. Shawell, R. Bender, A. Beasley, K. Kulp, L. Miller, Mrs. Goodhart. FOURTH ROW: J. Burnley, C. Wrisby, S. lezzi. Hockey 127 9 ,,.. - .f f k,fw ygi,:.f,r.,.f5,a ,mrgr,Q.L, 15 . P4 1lHqfas2r'gQr . 1 M qtvw, :M 1 av yanking N, 5 v Q ,w'.5 w .4 l g , Q, a.. '?'?-5Pax?, - , .X . , -Q Q a , , ' f1- W ' L f- I in 25' fl ' 1 n r- . 4. fa -?+25-we'P3e2 ' , 'file i 4 '- - rr, , '-5 ,,,,:e fi 3. ' . Wxf, .' ,9f .,Q.5 A f-qgf ,A:. :ani A 259 ,rrrfm.w:' A g ,, ,, W W ,,,kH,v0! qi M rg, .am .Q V A 9 '1 Q V 'P-L 'WZ y ' x r , f'm'Lf ' r Q 'Hvsw 2 -.1 -.-4,3 '-1 - 1' r. 'Y' . Audrey Bender Judy Shaner 1 Yi Marlo Magliocchettl 126 Hockey Karen Pharaoh Tammy McCrary Lisa Corum X fl - 1 ' - I L 'J' 431 - ' i v . .. y 4 Y NJ ,. .T 5 f' Q. ' 1 I -. , -.- .,. 4 z nu: I-rn W 4 'll' , 4,2 W X ' i , rl I v 5 I t AX, 1 Kathy Skavinsky Chris Karpinski and Bonnie Shaner Sue Shifey Crystal Gibbs Stephanie Cotellese and Miss Whistler as i 1' 'f 5 WV , .rqi y 'rift 4 . A vii. Amy Bathurst Hockey 129 Trojonette Horriers Copture Ches-lTlont Crown The year 1980 marked the debut of the girls' cross country team. Since then, the Trojanettes lost only one meet, leaving them with an overall record in the ChesMont League of 23 and 1. The girls finished the '82 season with an undefeated 8-0 record. Junior Jill Swavely became ChesMont Champion for the third consecutive year. Jill held the school course record with a time of 18:16 and the ChesMont record with the time of 18:32. She placed 10th in the District l AAA championship and 26th in the PIAA state AAA chamion- l .. Q E . ,., Q riit ,M 95 O if M' -2, 1 Jeannette Byerly, Kristy and Kathy Russell, Erin Jones and Jill Swavely. r If Carla Daniels 130 Cross coun try ship. Jill was selected as the recipient of the annual Old Timers Award and was Athlete of the Month. Another outstanding senior member of the team was Erin Jones. Erin plac- ed 3rd in the ChesMont championship and was chosen for the All ChesMont Team for the second year. She placed 13th in the District I AAA champion- ship, 68th in the state championship, and 24th in the Philadelphia Marathon. Co-Captains were Kristy and Kathy Russell. Kristy placed 7th in the Ches- Mont championship and was chosen Promising underclassmen who helped boost the team to their undefeated season were Kristy Beasley, Carla Daniels, and Jeannette Byerly, The male Trojan harriers experienc- ed a tough building year. The young team was inexperienced and sometimes lacked enough depth to field a complete team. But individuals showed improvement and bettered personal records. Both teams shared the outstanding coach, Mr. Lawrence Harvey. All ChesMont for the second year. Q . . Bob Mangold lllllilllll rj. ...Sig CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: M. Brown, K. Russell, K. Russell, E. Jones, W. Harvey, D. Brown. SECOND ROW: J. Hines, J. Swavely, K. Beasley, T. Clemens, J. Allen, G. Russell, R. McAlpine, J. Byerly, C. Daniels, Coach Harvey. Rich Bender xwf fi small ' hr, W f- il ,. Jeannette Byerly i t , at Ng. , , , L , ti .,. . ,. M. k X 1, , , H . .iw ish. . ' 9 I ALLQRJAI .L ia ,gigs ., , fa ffl' W ' ' T fs. -It . . ' 'A -' , , ,555 H -Q ' Qui: if . ' ' 'V'- A , v' ' 1 . ff ' f , m am s .?f1'-2222? 35' ff? ' Q N' 5 ' ' 1 -.9L.L.- fOr-:,,4s..,,,,g1 9 - . . T wzwlft 'ff . 'T nv P I K m-,Lgwafm 'L' ?ff:'P l'+.Ywfflefz . g., QQQQ43 vu. I 554 :NN iv, dk pg A ' ilugvtd' mwghffg -.. .nib , Kristy Russell and Erin Jones Tim Phillips tw' 'wa - ,ft N, A ' v dx., ., , .,,. vm., ,- t Kathy Russell V? is M. Deegan, T. Wilson, T. Phillips, M. Mest, J. Grubb, Coach Harvey. fs ,. .w is N l,. 12. i COUNTRY FIRST ROW: S. FOX, Fl. Bender, R. Mangold, G. Drumheller. SECOND ROW: J. San- Cross country 131 mighty Trockers Hop, Skip, Rnd Jump To Victory With Coach Harvey and Coach Ellison at the stern, Pottstown's track season got under way with the girls' in- door wirtter track team participating in many meets. Among the record breakers during the season were seniors Erica Flagg throwing the shot- put and Erin Jones breaking the 2 mile record with 11:48:O7. Senior Kristy Russell ran 3:05 in the 1000 yard run. Junior Carla Daniels broke her own high jump record with a leap of 5'3 . In the spring the girls with a large nucleus of seniors and juniors ac- complished their most successful season. The girls relay teams were outstanding at the major meets - Pacer Relays, Penn Relays, and Ven- zke Relays. The boys' team under the direction of Mr. Weller and Mr. Rogers used their experience to have a successful team. Some of the key people were sprinters Jeff Satterwhite and Scott Glenn, quarter miler Colin Glenn, and hurdler Leroy Pearson. In the field events were Cameron Flagg flong jumping and tri- ple jumpingi , Don Arters, Dave Weller, Chris Bradshaw, Jason Boekhoudt. 132 Track GIRLS TRACK. FIRST ROW: C. Davidheiser, E. Flagg, K. Russell, E. Jones, M. Barber, J. Hines, W. Harvey, K. Russell. SECOND ROW: C. Knittle, L. Howze, W. Johnson, M. Howard, K. Beasley, C. Daniels, J. Swavely, K. Brinkley, M. Wilson, M. Browne. THIRD ROW: D. Freese, A. Smoyer, G. Russell, M. Charles, K. White, R. Evans, R. McAlpine, J. Harvey. FOURTH ROW: R. Seasholtz, S. Fegley, A. Bender, J. Allen, J. Burnley, K. Collick, A. Freese, M. Huggard. FIFTH ROW: W. Moyer, B. McDonald, T. Laws, K. Howze, L. Ruthig, T. Thorpe, M. Yorgey, D. Kramer, trainer. Chris Bradshaw Michelle Wilson YIIAKIM .---T-1 F AML. nh 11, ll S' INDOOR TRACK FIRST ROW K Russell A Freese J Swavely SECOND ROW M Huggard E Jones THIRD ROW M Wllson E Flagg C Damels Coach Harvey A 'N wk I 1. 41 vw-..., J 4 'X' ,,1l ,4 ', Track 133 .Q , ' H x ll' .vt wmv, In 'Q FRESHMAN TRACK. FIRST ROW: M. Williams, V. Miller, N. Barr, C. Glenn, Coach Barber. SECOND BOW: B. Simms, J. Jeter, A. Carrasqulllo, L. Colon, Mr. Gumbarge, assistant coach. Jason Boekhoudt Jeff Satterwhite 3- -,b, ,. i--.r-q5,,,,-- Katherine Brinkley Leroy Pearson 134 Track if BOYS TRACK FIRST ROW: B. Dunlap, T. Wilson, V. Carpenter, D. Weller, L. Paschall, J. Boekhoudt, G. Drumheller. SECOND ROW: M. Blehl, T. Phillips, S. Glenn, C. Glenn, C. Flagg, L. Pearson, D. McDonald. THlFlD BOW: M. Brunner, J. Phillips, Fl. Skean, J. Cooper, T. Browne, T. Wilkerson, Coach Weller. Senior Bob Fryer Serves Hs Leoder Of Tennis Teotm . ms T - f ..., .r r ' W ...pts A'A' 5 I,3.1fE,:- 'ff .LL : 5'-,ETKVQ :walt ii-.lien 1 PW SJC., '- jg? .Aw -A - grqgi ' sw my , Aff? ' gil .. , .-. , as ,r 7 . .ti N,- , - ,, .2 vwu .. Wa, , ... A ff, Q . : sr :aw 31 J, I 5. X N, WAI! 3. A F , ,H ,, E , B it -'3?'3fmz:i'9?i'?f31-girls.-121fit--ie 1 l1:j,,,. 12,-K, , ,v.w,vf f- J: wg , .2 tf ' gf A N F V ' x.Hw 7 ,Y 5, T N? nf' ,gi fr ,gtfffi ' 3' ga, 2 A ' 07 . v-T' ... X rp ' ' 'B J F .,: I ima: I . 3- XVA 5 ' 1 4. 3 '9 . 3 ...LL fs... W o o' vi -2 2 Farr: an new 1. :gEg'1'sf!s'LQhKvQ2!.s?iA. :Still il - i 3- ,.-15 rgggie. raft: es, H222 135335133 .35 , 2. ffaigf, - an ff: ' W2 it 2 142' t -we , .55 1 s U .a'.5,,g.w,f , iv - Q11 .es ,X tiff! 'X . Egg ' .wsgzi aff . F,:2 5'-fi H Q T- ff, . ig? B 2,- Lrbivifwf ffL'7.'wi Qzfsf f x Q, .af ,Az , -21,--33,5 - ' Wei ' - .- Coach Mr. Barletta Tim Boatwright TENNIS. FIRST BOW: S. Gilroy, T. Boatwright, B. Fryer, M. Kerstetter, T. Bradley, T. Butler. SECOND BOW: Coach Barletta, D. Hampton, G. Thorpe, Fl. Dulis, C. Frick, B. Boatwright. The 1983 boys' tennis team, coach- ed for the fourth year by Mr. Fiick Barletta, worked together to form a very competitive team. The team was led by outstanding senior player Bob Fryer, one of the top players in the league. In the past four years Bob had competed successfully in numerous tournaments, some as far away as Florida. Other returning members who did well were singles players senior Tim Boatwright, junior Greg Thorpe, and sophomore Rick Dulis. Doubles players were seniors Scott Gilroy and Ramon Benitez, and sophomores Todd Butler, Matt Kerstetter, and Tim Bradley. Coach Barletta was pleased with the unex- pected talent from new members. W. N . Jw. :QRS ,. , ' 'i ,Ti me-f.ti':.Q Bi? k.., 'i',' 9 b rn, . , Q. XX ' 'I 1 Ramon Benitez on ,l . N iv Tennis 135 83' Locrosse Drows Rttention Through Hotrd Work L The 1983 lacrosse season was once again marked by the return of seagulls and shin splints. Running up hills and through mud was a major part of prac- tice as was the teaching of strategic plays by head coach Mrs. Jenis Frederick and new assistant coach Mrs. Margaret Munz. The Lady Trojans had many experienced players back this year and many talented newcomers. The coaches and players were optimistic from the start. The concentration of the players began with practice and continued throughout the season. The season of hard competition and aggressiveness was aimed at bettering their 1982 record. VARSITY LACROSSE FIRST ROW: S. Miller, J. Schadler, B. Lynch, H. Downie, S. Dobbs, M. Sheperak. SECOND ROW: C. Erb, H. Cassidy, J. Shaner, S. Shirey, L. Bauer, K. Pharaoh, L. Clemons. THIRD ROW: S. Cotellese, A. Lucidi, C. Karpinski, L. Goff, Mrs. Frederick. Mrs. Jenis Frederick Sandy Dobbs 136 Lacrosse .ff-W -on V M l ...J 9.2.3, Aj 551, L . K alibew-vgggwwv-9-n , . xg F , . ,Lx ww Q. . 'fm nm.. ,ps . X wa ink V K K, 15 ,Kiwi .W .QM I g lx -r 'K ' ' 3'1?'fiHa 3gn2iuQ , fb . K A t M Qs? ml. .Xwb .S K . -N-.. Q. . . S .Qx xc ' f N Karen Supplee .--M ix Qkyvm-fcgnrif'ff.e3m7 1, w we-l.', W., ..-1 - g ed SL- b .. -egg , byv Q M A 5 A L - 2 -3 . ics 9' ve -J, L .- - ref , Stephanie Cotellese UNIOF? VARSITY FIRST ROW: B. Shaner, V. Mackewicz, M. Lash, K. Shaner, L. Downie. SECOND OW: Mrs. Munz, M. Magliocohetti, L. Kirlin, K. Supplee, K. Harris, B. Clemons. Anita Lucidi Lacrosse 137 Q O 1,4 Lv -1 S s 51 f T n .3 N Q va - 6' 6 Q G1 ' 55. WW 7 Q gin . Trojan Baseball Is Red Hot The Trojan baseball team opened its 1983 season with four returning let- termen - Mike Pollock, Brian Weller, Jerry Lubinsky, and Ron Levan. The squad was supported by five other seniors - Bob Evans, Don Neiffer, Kevin Kriczky, Larry Massengill, and Rich Skarbek. The remaining members were Craig Feight, Bill Kerr, Bill Smale, and a talented sophomore Mike Neiffer. Since most of the players were newcomers to the varsity scene, Coach Kerr stressed discipline, good attitude, and hard work on fundamen- tals. Mr. Kerr felt that ifthese principles were adhered to his teams would have a good chance at a successful season. The junior varsity team was coached by Mr. Daryl Saylor and the freshman team was handled by a new coach, Mr. Mark Draushak, ,A-. VARSITY BASEBALL. FIRST ROW: R. Skarbek, L. Massengill, B. Evans, M. Pollock, R. Levan, J. Lubinsky. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kerr, W. Smale, C. Feight, B. Kerr M. Neiffer, D. Nelffer, Rich Skarbek Craig Feight Kevin Kriczky Baseball 139 1' 'U K .,. .. ..- JC I A -If wx' 1' - . T Larry Massengill Don Neiffer no-A .,.. -v... ., .5.f'Y55. ' Jil' . ,af Wx 52 Q 'Q 5. . J-235.11 -Q.. Bob Evans Jerry Lubinsky 140 Baseball qw-ff-, Mr. Daryl Saylor JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: M. Dmiterchik, T. Loar, T. Moyer, G. Mauger. SECOND ROW: T. Freese, Fi. Lewiski, J. Neiman, J. Mace. THIRD ROW: R, Massengill, D. Schadler, E. Fox, J. Iezzi, G, Re-inert, B. Eagle, D. Campbell. .L FRESHMAN BASEBALL. FIRST ROW: R. Martln. L. Hillegas, R. Douglass, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: K. Mlller, J. Freese, B. Braun, S. Tincher, R. Trace. THIRD ROW: P. Lang, J. Grubb, M. Morrison, M. Baker, J. Lewlski, C ' Brlanweller Keeler. ' ' ' U W V' J L ' .-222121: -,-vga ,I kgs- - - -g T -J ...' ' ' V T34 1. ws 'f' -M 4 - A-3,4-73,,5,., ,,...1..' 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Mike Pollock Bill Kerr Baseball 14 7 The Yeotr Of the Trojons - - '4 ff: ,A-,, .-4 ' .. ar at in 0 - ., Don Arters Football - All ChesMont second team defense, third team offense Randall Beasley Football - All ChesMont honorable mention defense Colin Glenn Football - All ChesMont third team defense Scott Glenn Football - All ChesMont first team offense Rich Bender Completed Philadelphia Marathon Erin Jones Cross country - All ChestMont, 3rd place ChesMont Championship, 13th at District I AAA Championship, 68th at PIAA State Championship, 24th Philadelphia Marathon, qualified for Boston Marathon Kristy Russell Cross country - All ChesMont, 7th place ChesMont Championship Jill Swavely Cross country - Ches Mont Champion third consecutive year, All ChesMont, 10th at District I AAA Championship, 26th at PIAA State Championship Jerry Lubinsky Golf- All ChesMont second team Chris Karpinski Hockey - All ChesMont first team Sue Shirey Lacrosse - 1982 All ChesMont first team, Hockey - All ChesMont first team, Basket- ball - All ChesMont second team M. Girls' Cross Country Undefeated ChesMont Champions Don Arters Randall Beasley Colin Glenn Scott Glenn Rich Bender Erin Jones Kristy Russell Jill Swavely Jerry Lubinsky Chris Karpinski Sue Shirey 142 Trojan Champions tit The Yeor Of the Trojotns 1 3 .L Brian Harris Basketball - All ChesMont first team, 1000 career points Monica Charles I Basketball - All ChesMont third team Crystal Gibbs Hockey - All ChesMont first team, Basket- ball - All ChesMont first team, 1000 career points Judy Shaner Basketball - All ChesMont honorable mention Lisa Goff Lacrosse - 1982 All ChesMont honorable mention Shelly Miller Lacrosse - 1982 All ChesMont honorable mention Kathy Skavinsky Softball - 1982 All ChesMont first team Steven Fox Wrestling - Sectional 3rd place 98 Gary Mauger Wrestling - Sectional 3rd place 112 Boys' Basketball District l AA Champions. Girls' Basketball ChesMont Champions. Jeglfjsffrggfesectional ard place 145 Districts 2nd place 145, Regionals Champion 145, - Football - All ChesMont second team defense, All ChesMont third team defense Robert Douglass Wrestling - Sectional Champion 155, Districts 2nd place 155, Regionals - 3rd place155 Paul Green Wrestling - Sectional Champion 167, District Champion 167, Regionals - Champion 167, Football - All Ches-Mont second team defense, honorable mention offense Brian Harris Monica Charles Crystal Gibbs Judy Shaner Lisa Goff Shelly Miller Kathy Skavinsky Steven Fox Gary Mauger Jeff Satterwhite Robert Douglass Paul Green Trojan Champions 143 Girls Softball Looks Toward Winning Season The 1983 girls' softball team was led by returning lettermen Gina Dmiter- chik, Crystal Gibbs, Nancy Myers, Kathy Skavinsky, Robin Mourar, and Sue Jefferson. Under the leadership of Miss Whistler, and Mr. Delewski, the girls hoped to achieve a winning season. They began their season on April 7 against Pottsgrove and ended it May 19 with a home game against Spring-Ford. . ff l Coach Miss Gene Louise Whistler , v-.A Gina Dmiterchik 144 Softball SOFTBALL. FIRST ROW: Miss Whistler, Y. Williams, K. Skavinsky, N. Myers, C. Gibbs, G. Dmiterchlk, S. Jefferson, T. Yost, Mr. Delewski. SECOND ROW: K. Bender, L. Shultz, B, Boyer, K. Keeley. T. Jackson, D. Mock, D. Smith, D. Ellis, M. Reitmyer. THIRD ROW: A. Daluzeau, R. Venencia, M. Silvano, S. Whitehurst, T. Grosser, A. Venencia, A. Miller, S. Maran, K. Faust. FOURTH ROW: K. Allen, S. Bruno, M. Dreisbach, A. Weidner, C. Filby, G. Hersh, R. Ehlinger, S. Summers, R. Ellis. Sue Jefferson Nancy Myers Kathy Skavinsky :lx s.x 7 .bl 'ly ,ai ,-.45 , I xx 1 ,ww f 1 .- , Wm s.':.':-- ' ...-nil' . li. 1.-1- - 1 in W ax ' A f ! M- 1 -5 ,QMW ' - ' in . 'K ,v, .4 5, , 7 , Af Q' Q90 f mai Nramw . , vw ' ,MWA ,xv 1. sr' W., -ft.: . Springfford Coatesville East Boyertown O. J. Roberts PiuS Ches-Moms Pottsgrove Phoenixville Downingtown Henderson POUSYOWFI 506 471 485 429 461 494 428 474 433 451 458 - P .ll Opp. 5' 573 '425 491 384 428 466 Sth 427 460 455 420 bd A 4' 'Q '1- 4 Pottstown Gropplers Defend District I Title Despite the loss of eight wrestlers from the Trojan line-up of last year's District I championship team, a win- ning season was achieved. Overcom- ing stiff competition for which the ChesMont league is noted, the grap- piers managed to reach a mark of 8-3 in the ChesMont and 10-7 overall. Motivation, desire, determination combined with the help of the coaches to enable each wrestler to improve. Coaches Mr. John Armato and Mr. James Tsakonas The SpringFord Christmas Tourna- ment was a new experience for some and an old acquaintance for others. Championships were won by 98 pounder Steve Fox, 155 pounder Robert Douglass, and 167 pounder Paul Green. A third place finish was earned by Jeff Satterwhite. Junior wrestler Paul Green was placed in the spotlight by obtaining the number one position in the area scholastic wrestling race and by being named February's Scholastic Boy Athlete of the Month by the Pottstown area chapter of the Sports Hall of Fame. Paul attained an unblemished record of 21-O-O with an awesome total of 14 pins before advancing to post-season tournaments. Other outstanding records belonged to Steve Fox, 16-1-1: Jeff Satterwhite, 13-3-O: and Robert Douglass, 20-1-O. FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: J. Brown, R. Martin, O, Andrews, J. Ruth, D. Cooper, J. Magyar. SECOND ROW: T. Klonis, M. Williams, V. Miller, C. Kutz, D. Williams. THIRD ROW: T. Vroman, B. Brown, C. Fox, M. Bakay, M, Brant, J. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Coach William Rogers, J. Grubb, B. Braun, R. Douglas. E. Otter. WRESTLING. FIRST ROW: N. Hine, R. Douglass, P. Green, J. Satterwhite, J. Granger. SECOND ROW: C. Frick, M. Moyer, T. Wright, G. Mauger, I. Clemons, THIRD ROW: S. Fox, E. Fox, D. Smale, L. Thomas, R. Massenglll. FOURTH ROW: Mr. James Tsakonas, B. Evans, R. Beasley, D. Ronnie, Mr. John Armato. 146 Wrestling v N Harriton Brandywine Bensalem Coatesville Upper Darby Downington O.J. Roberts Phoenixville Pottsgrove Pius Henderson Great Valley SpringFord East Boyertown TROJA Mr Tsakonas seniors Robert Douglass Steve Fox Nick Hlne and Mr Armato 4?-We Trojotnettes Enjoy Berth Into Cheslllont Ployoffs This year marked another fine Ches- Mont season for the Trojanette basket- ball team. Coach Rick Barletta and assistant Mike Missimer were very pleased with their team's perfor- mances. The Trojanettes finished with a 14-2 ChesMont record and a 17-4 overall. The starting five were Francine Ingram, Monica Charles, Judy Shaner, Sue Shirey, and Crystal Gibbs, The girls took their ChesMont opener ,gy r l Crystal Gibbs surpassed 1000 against Phoenixville and were on route for Coatesville. They were defeated despite Crystal's 13 points. The most exciting game for all players was against Boyertown. They not only beat the previously undefeated Boyertown, but Crystal Gibbs joined the elite group of 1000 point scorers in PHS history. The next test was to beat Coatesville on the home court. The Trojanettes beat the Raiders 55-49 in a team effort. The re- mainder of the season took its vic- torious course. The junior varsity ended their season with a 10-6 ChesMont record and 12-9 overall. Although hampered by many injuries, the team under a new coach still pulled out a winning season. The freshman team had a record of 6-9. VARSITY FIRST ROW: K. Russell, S. Shirey, M. Brown, W. Moyer, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barletta, J. Shaner, points. M. Charles, G. Dmiterchik, C. Gibbs, K. Pharaoh, F. Ingram. I Pottstown bpp. P nixville 57 32 C tesville 40 41 H derson 61 22 S ingFord 85 46 st 59 22 ttsgrove 49 30 oyertown 56 44 reat Valley 59 30 ownington 39 46 ius 52 34 O, J. Roberts 63 37 Phoenixville 66 43 Coatesville 55 49 Henderson 56 32 SpringFord 74 24 East 61 34 l 1' I I Gina Dmiterchik Basketball 149 JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: C. Karpinski, K. Hewlett, R. Andrews G Russell Mr Mlsslmer SEC OND ROW: A. Bender, T. Clemons, L. Bauer, K. Pharaoh, M. Magliocchem K Whnte Y Wllllams 4 nm 150 Basketball -up Yolanda Wllllams Sue Shnrey i i i 1 152 Basketball -. Lk l RUE A A L JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: B. Carter, V. Foster, D. Dabney, H. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yersak, J. Jones, M. Wilkerson, F. Betts, Fi. White, T. Thorpe, A. Burgess FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: R. White, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. DeJesus, G. Glenn, S. Hutchison, Mr. Sobolesky. THIRD ROW: C. Glenn, W. Thorpe, J. Brown, B. Simms, G. Burnette, S. Rose, C. Keeler, N. Barr, S. Sheffey. A 1' R 3 'K' 'A V E F RK' Basketball 153 Trojotn Cotgers Jump Into District Plotg-offs The Pottstown Trojans went into the '82-'83 season highly touted as one of the best teams in the league. It ap- peared that the Trojans were living up to their ranking by pulling off an upset over Coatesville, ending a Raider 57 game win streak. They slid into a bit of a slump but were able to pull out fourth place and secure the final spot for play-offs and districts with a decisive victory over West Chester East. They headed into the play-offs with a respectable ChesMont record of 1 1-5. . .. . Q X- Brian Harris Q-if 13 I Q. T I H . Eric Douglass A 1 U fi VARSITY FIRST ROW: T. Keys The team was led by seniors Brian Harris, Eric Douglas, Presley Hamlette, Colin Glenn, and Troy Keys. Returning Iettermen next year include: Rodney Watson, Scott Glenn, Ira Flynn, Todd Whitehurst, Jerry Robinson, Barry Lacey, and Leroy Pearson. The team was very competitive and carried much depth. Scott Glenn, Rodney Watson, Ira Flynn, Brian Har- ris, and Colin Glenn earned starting positions among a field of excellent players that included sixth man All 22? '- ' - of , P. Hamlette, R. Watson, S. Glenn. SECOND ROW: I. ChesMont Eric Douglas and Presley Hamlette. lt's been a very difficult year with a lot of difficult decisions, said Mr. Davis, who coached the team to an overall record of 14-6. But the kids have been great through it all. The at- titudes have been great and we finally appeared to come together as a team. The JV team coached by Mr. Yersak finished with an excellent record of 17-3. Colin Glenn iii--M I. Flynn, B. Harris, T. Whltehurst. THIRD ROW: Mr. Yersak, J. Robinson, B. Lacey. C. Glenn, E. Douglas, L. Pearson, Mr. Davis. S' Q Troy Keys Presley Hamlette Mr. Kenneth Davis Trojonette Flces Rolly To Toke Seoson Opener VARSITY TENNIS. FIRST ROW: L. Hofmann, C. Braunsberg, C. Weiner, T. Yost, J. Freese. SECOND HOW: L. Fuerman, L. DiPietro, L. Zerbey, J. Ogorzalek, Fi. Mourar, Mr. Barletta. S! 2 A A I-J 'y -4.-2 ' '- A. -axis-at J' S N 'T fk .A V ,,,, q 'inf y if X'i.' . 4 . .V aft--x xx , L 9 'fig Linda DiPietro and Lori Zerbey Cindy Braunsberg The Trojanette netters, under the direction of Mr. Richard Barletta, opened their '82 season with a 5-2 win over SpringFord. Their only other win was a midseason triumph over St. Pius 16-fi. The varsity squad was made up of seven seniors - Carol Weiner, Lauren Fuerman, Robin Mourar, Jodi Freese, Jennifer Ogorzalek, Linda DiPietro, and Lori Zerbey - and three juniors - Lori Hofmann, Tara Yost, and Cin- dy Bransberg. The JV squad was led by Josie Ogorzalek, who held the best personal record on the team. The girls had a difficult season, but they faced it with a winning spirit and accomplished many personal goals. Lauren Fuerman JUNIOR VARSITY J. Ogorzalek, K. Hurter, D. Mock, A. Lucidi, S. Kulp, Mr. Barletta. Carol Weiner Tenn'-9 755 o 1 'T iff mf- I 'vii 1' W ffm xw fn. n Lg ' f . 'W A' Xl W A ' ' ' ,M X ' J 3 ., 'F f 4, n ' ' r 0 f V yy ,f 5 'h f ,f Q. Q 'Qt ' - 5 K 9 m H W' . 4 X Y, H as .4rf.fMf A, 1 5 X 1 ' . , f 4' WA, raw 5 A , 1 ivq't C. 8- K. Service Station, lnc. Dr. Aaron Katz Davis Bros. Scrap Company Double D Corp. Coventry Gymnastics Club, Inc. Solar Wash Smith's Chevron Station Walter F. Schwab Company Mitt's Auto Repair Amity Industries BUSINESS PATRONS Speedway Oil Company Columbia Boiler Company J. Fl. Setter Agency, lnc. Pottstown Roller Mills The Very Best Weiner Shop Harry's Arco Hoagie Haven Burial Vault Company Magic Sleeper Bedding Company Kulp's Body Shop CMD Services, lnc. Richardson's Auto Service Dr. and Mrs. Grant Rohrbach James E. Christmen 81 Son ' Richard's Beauty.SaIon Steve's Auto Parts Embody's Arco Service Center Good Luck from Pottsgrove High School Anthony D'Aiello Construction Pottstown studenta ehow their pride on PIPPS day by releasing thousanda ol balloons. 158 Patrons ' Y PARENT AND Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Downie i uthend Girls Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Delewski Mr. and Mrs. Carl DiPietro r. and Mrs. Mr. Michael Missimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovachmmqwl Jim and Terri Mr. and Mrs. Deane Cressman Mrs. Thomas Selleck QA iii' f' i lt's the Breather Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carpenter Gimpy, Mr. and Mrs. Allred Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harvey Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Mrs. Dennis Laub Mr. and Mrs. John Horosky Mrs. Ernest R. Miller, Jr. Wild Bill Mr. and Mrs. Donald House Kurt and Michele Fangs-n-Spot Sylvia Landis Joy Mr. and Rev. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Al Kurtz Mr. Donald Baker Mr. John Burke Jerry Lubinsky Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Roadcap Ron and Cathy Steltz y Don Neitter Miss Barbara Mr. and Mrs. William Ed and Jane Christine Grigg Mary Ann Peters Steve Balog Robert Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cappelletti Heiter Nancy Kuperschmidt Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weaver Lucy Kass lter seven years at P.H.S. Mr. Peter Reigner said larewell to ue when he resigned his position as chemistry instructor ot enter the world ol Patrons 159 I 4 1 I 4 1 ----,------v--- v-Y--I -----I-4-v-U v---v v----I---H lv---v -----vu-I----v v----v vw-an-up,-uv.vvvnnrvnnurfnnuuuug vuuynnn vnu ronald bailey borinie baker maureen barberpamela barndt denise bartman harry bartman richie bender jdarrell- brownjanice brown mark' browne valerie brunner scott camacho sylviacarter rhonda charles 1 ilk sandra dobbsl robert douglass heather downie gary drumheller michael durante robert elias lisa endy ir- lauren fuermanleonard garber richard geist crystal gibbs ernesfgibbs jason gibbs deborah gibson josi irt robert hartman david hatfield elizabeth hatfield lisa heflin scott heimbach michael henderson edward l n tonya johnson erin jones kenneth kaas carol karpinski james kauffman charlotte kearney tina kearne levengood gerard lubinsky marie ludy barbara lynch robin malone robert mangold janice marren karen rr Din morrell robin mourar scottimoyer nancy myers donald neiffer michael newman renee nichols william i ierri-ann petzer ahn phan phat phan tony phillips douglas pollock michael pollock kendra read josephi ntiago joyce sassaman thomas saylor joell schadler william scheetz brenda scheidt denise schmitt lisa : mary sheperak richard skarbek kathleen skavinsky robert skean michael smith jill snyder steven spat: nan john walbertlbonnie wanish carol weiner brian weller david weller gerald weller sonji wheatley jame am flowers william foster clifton glenn steven grepps brian harris wilhemina harvey mark keen timothy liasl tier tami wallace bruce alleman kennethanthony arlene ayer carol bailey paul barkasi linda bauer kevin l leydeanna brown melissa brown dina brownetyrone brownie tammy bryan robert 'bush jeanette byg iomas cole stephanie cotellese toni cotton carrie cullen brian culley tammy cushman carla daniels frank dra fegley craig feight darrin fillman cameron flagg betzaida fontan ulisis fontan dara freese cindy frick m lisa harris francis hemmer lori hofmann bonnie horosky melinda howard lisa howze eva hudson timothy h er christine knittle steven krezanosky sharon kulp cynthia kutz deborah lesher kim lewiski brian linsenbigle iry beverly mcdonald david mcdonald todd mcnear percy meitzler anna mae miller martin miller nikki mil kimberly orchard wendi pace michael paczok christopher paules Ieroy pearson roberta pennypacker dr rodriquez Cassandra rgper lelia royster kenneth rutherford tamara santos jeffrey satterwhite mark schaeffl wendy steininger ronald stover tammy strouse susan stutzman karen supplee jill swavely timothy teel p timothy wentzel laura white wendy whitehawk william'whitehurst barbara wiggins andrea will carolyn vt n larry allen rhonda andrews tyrone andrews daniel antrim tamara bailey todd bartman amy bathurst p timothy bradleyfdavid bradshaw michele bridgeman larry britton matthew brunner sharon bruno daniel br illucci monica charles dong chau edward chayson jill chernesky nina clark bernadette clemons letitia cl opher daniels donna davis michelle demas delores dickerson matthew dimino gina dinnocenzo richard c elvey joey eppler robert evans royce evans edward favata brian filby mary flowers ira flynn victor foster e elle fry david galloway trinda garner stacie geislerfdonna george timothy george robert gonzalez curtis g isa harris .amy hartenstine deborah hartman jeanette harveycarol haughton sheryl herbert cheryl hicknr nda johnsonitami jones douglas jury david kane james karkoska christine karpinski james keefer sheila ick francis kromka elizabeth kulp barry lacey melissa lash scott lessig rodney levengood richard lewiski tri i massengill wendy mast lisa mathias miguel mauras jackie may deborah mayes karen mayes rachel mc imiller katrina miller tonya mitchell denise mock christine morrell frank moyer mark moyer michael moyer ' john pascucci gary patton helene pellicciotti cuong phan james quill tracy quinter carlos raphael robert lnald roberts james robinson cynthia ronnie derek ronniebgenita russell kimberly ruth james ruyak ann sat iberly shaner paulette shifflette donald shingle cheryl shotwell james sianis dawn sickel timothy sieber m ie stinnard timothy stout maxene taylor shamilll i , Q thorne gregory l ale ronada wanner diane watkins rodney watson FI i R G I A D I White ronalc tty conner carrin cooper eric corum james crowde ' f gun iavidheiser D llo randolph douglass glenn dransfield michael drei i ,g g W V g R lgle christophl e faison lisa falicki kimberly faust karen fehr kehnetn ficnthorn christine muy timou ly iisner brian fitzgera i gibbs christopher glenn gregory glenn alberto gonzalez av 'snr' catri 'j 'oodfellow susan greb rolhabernal carmen haddock diane haddock bobbieh as . mpton eileen haring isetta hewlett kadija hewlett karen hildebrand daniel hillb . 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