Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

1971: AN EARTH ODYSSEY SLATINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SLATINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Since we are completing our final year at SHS, we glance back into our recent past. During most of our school years, we have been vicariously adventuring through the eyes, ears, and experiences of others. Now, launching ourselves forward, we are at last setting our own personal and individual goals. As freshmen, we began the process of learning just how many responsibilities would be ours during our SHS odyssey. In our sophomore year, we learned how to solve problems and resort to qualitative thinking. Our junior year, with its declamation contest, prom, and play, was a busy one as viewed from the angles of successful industry and cultural interest. Now, as seniors, we realize that our high school years have been the most vital ones in preparing us for our future adventure into life our Earth Odyssey. Class of '71. TABLE OF CONTENTS SPORTS Page 74 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 148 We, the Class of 1971, dedicate our yearbook to Sara Ellen Miller, whose guidance, understanding, and patience have helped many high school students throughout the years. A graduate of Slatington High School, Miss Miller has lived in Slatington almost all of her life. After graduation, she received her A.B. Degree from Wilson College in 1942, and in 1967 she was awarded a master’s degree in German at Kent State University. Her teaching experience includes several years at Konnarock Lutheran School in Vir- ginia. From 1957 to the present she has taught German and Latin at SHS. We will always remember Miss Miller for her willingness. As a friend her attention and sympathy are never ending. As a teacher, her efforts know no bounds. As a worker in community and church affairs her willing hand reaches out to all. To us, one of her greatest contributions is serving as advisor of REFLECTIONS 1971. We, therefore, dedicate a small part of our four years at Slatington High School to Miss Sara Miller. THE 1971 REFELCTIONS ASSEMBLY LINE LITERARY STAFF: With quick pens and keen minds they are well-equip- ped to cope with the rhetorical problems of the English language. Sue Leh- man, Cindy Dengler, Brenda Betzler, Janice Handwerk, Sandy Diehl, Cindy Borbacs, James Kratzer, Andy Pataki, Eric Wassum, Mike Trainer, Jeff Smith, Jeff Reitz, Steve Turoscy, Arlene Roberts, Connie Lentz, Suzanne Balliet, Velyn Morris. EDITORIAL STAFF: Our check-and-balance system which keeps the production of the yearbook moving smoothly. Debor- ah Moyer, Jeff Kern, Rick Eckhart, Karlenc Kelchner. ART-LAYOUT STAFF: Scaleograph and layout mats exemplify their analytical intelligence. The proportionately-placed photos are the results of persistent guidance and creative work. Jim Kratzer, Paul Craig, Gretchen Kreitz, Andy Pataki, Jill Betzenberger, Paul Steckcl, Deb Lorah, JoAnn Barney, Ted Konek, Sue Williams, Kitty Serfass, Steve Turoscy, Cindy Borbacs, Eric Wassum, Cindy Smith. Our puzzled Editor-In-Chief 6 ADVERTISING: Solves our pecuniary prob- lems, Our answer to the Avon ladies, and our solicitors of finance for 1971 REFLECTIONS. Brian Geiger, Charlene Bower, Robert Sem- mel, Paul Steckel, Brenda Snyder, Theodore Konek, Rosalie Jones, Bruce Martin, Staff Head. PHOTOGRAPHY: Awkward positions, C-H-E-E-S-E, and blind- ing flashes combine to make our photography staff one of Slat- ington’s best. William Lakatas, Connie Lentz, Jill Betzenberger, Anthony Scarselletti, Staff Head. TYPING: The flying of the carriages and the ringing of the bells prove that our typing staff applies its techniques to meet the dead- lines. Brenda Snyder, Rosalie Jones, Celeste Babyak, Staff Head; Lyndia Scmmcl, Colleen Antonition, Pat Gellis. 7 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OUR ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERTS Our courteous, dependable administration aids in the de- velopment of our educational background. They strive for the improvement of the curriculum offered to the students in our district. The fine standards set by our leaders enable us to handle our future problems. Our Supervising Principal, Mr. Herman P. Snyder, relaxes after a hard day at the office. Mr. Lee Kreidler, a great loss to the Senior High’s biology depart- ment, becomes the capable junior high principal. Principal Gordon L. Kemp ponders over the day’s problems. 10 “DO THEIR THING” Miss Muriel Williams, our Secretary-Business Manager. Mrs. Marge Owens, our “hot-line” operator. Mrs. Ellen Dietrich keeps the books in order. 11 Mrs. Marie Deibert has a friendly smile for everyone. Mrs. Elouise A. Freeh Dr. Rollo E. Gower Mr. George M. Harding Mr. Oliver James Rauch, Jr. (Vice President) SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Our efficient schoolboard works together as an efficient team as they solve the many problems that arise in the “school business.” Not only is it their job to make life productive and enjoyable for students and faculty; but also they must relate to the community and make sure the bud- get is evenly distributed. Mr. G. Joseph Musso Mr. Stanley P. George Mr. Donald E. Trainer (Treasurer) Miss Muriel L. Williams (Secretary) Mr. Robert A. Paules Mr. Charles M. Horner (President) 12 OUR PERSEVERING PERSONNEL Mr. Chester Gable-Our “Uncle Chet Mr. Charles Canning-Our conscientious guidance counselor. Mrs. Violet Jones-School Nurse Mrs. Betty Parry-Efficient SHS secretary DILIGENT FACULTY AT SLATINGTON Mr. Richard Jones—English Mrs. LeAnn Weidner-English Mr. Russell Stettler and Mr. Hollenbach-Math Mrs. Doris Smith-Math Mr. Paul Turner-English Mr. Rodney Mummey-Math and Psychology Mrs. Edith Roeder-English 14 HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Frank Trettel-Shop Mr. Fred Snyder-History Mr. Richard Bentz-English and History Miss Bernice Hicks-Languages Mr. Marvin Miller- History and Math and Sociology Miss Sara Miller-Languages Mr. Walter Blose-History Mr. William Reese-History THESE ENERGETIC TEACHERS Mr. Bruce Smith-Physics Mr. Ronald Borger-Chemistry and Conservation Mr. William Horvath-Bookkeeping Miss Carol Adams-Typing Mr. David Clemmer- Shorthand and Office Practice Mrs. Marianne Canning-Biology Mr. Glenn Rissmiller-Junior Business Training and Law 16 COMPLETE THE STAFF Miss Theresa Jacobs- Physical Education and Health Mr. James Waite- Physical Education and Health Miss Dixie Driscoll-Home Economics Mr. Donald Jones-Art Mr. George Lesh-Band, Music, and Chorus Miss Linda Haldeman- Librarian Mr. Richard Smith-Driver Training and Car Maintenance 17 UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN The Freshman Class, under the cap- able leadership of Miss Carol Adams and Mr. Richard Bentz, start their travels through their high school years by electing dependable officers. They began their social life by sponsoring the annual Saint Patrick’s Day Dance. t President, Mike Galio; Vice-President, Kim Kemmerer; Secretary, Cindy Davies; Treasurer, Kim Peters; Historian, Diane Brazes. 20 FRENZIED FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 20: Front Row: Ricky Fritzinger, Donald Eck, Richard Bowman, Larry Andrews, Richard Antonition, Ricky Blose, Tommy Babyak, Terry Blose, Carol DcFrain, Sally Fritzinger. Middle Row: Mary Derr. Lois Boberg, Anna Blose, Donna Christman, Edna Distler, Dawn Bisko, Pat Deibert, Kathy Burkhardt, Debbie Andrews, Sharon Fronheiser, Cindy Davies. Back Row: Debbie Caton, Laura Dorncy, Karen DcLong, Eddie Abraham, Dave Bauer, Diane Brazes, Brian Fritz, Todd Freed, William Eckhart, Ricky Bernhard, Sheila Dorward, Cindy Andrews, Denise Caton. HOMEROOM 22: Front Row: Kathy Kern, Gail Haas, Ann Marie Jones, Becky Gray, Sheila Hughes, Barbara Hewitt, Kim Kemmerer, Janice Harwi, Dennis Green, Paul Konek, Bradley Kern. Middle Row: Frank Hock, Alan Hewitt, Ron Jones, Charles Hankee, Laurie Heffelfinger, Diane Goodhile, Dawn Gogel, Kathryn Hinkle, Cindy Harwi, Jan Hughes, Jean Harris, Janice German. Back Row: Jim Horvath, Earl Heffelfinger, David Hewitt, Steve Kochmaruk, Terry Hausman, Richard Kern, Mike Galio, Rick Kistler, Jeff Jones, Geoff Hughes, Eddie Hoyle, Lynn Haefele. HOMEROOM 24: Front Row: Keith Neff. Richard Leiby, Mike Newhard, Dennis Krause, Rick Mantz, Ted Minnich, Richard Nissen, David Kunklc. Middle Row: Nina Musselman, Sheila Kunkle, Kim Marlatt, Evelyn Krobath, Debbie Moyer, Paul Leickel, Ricky McFarland, Jay Merkel, Bruce Mack. Back Row: Margaret O’Malley, Joe Manner, Ken Luers, Debbie Nierer, Sharon Moyer. Dave Krause, Robert Lynn, Carlton Miller, Cindy Marlatt, Larry Loch, Becky Kratzer. HOMEROOM 26: I ront Row: Betty Schuler, Pat Roland, Bonita Shoemaker, Sandra Rice, Debbie Ringler, Joe Shimko, Timmy Ringler, Kevin Rohrbach. Middle Row: Cheryl Paine, Debbie Roth, Candy Reppert, Glenn Schoener, Linda Ser- fass, Kim Peters, Carol Rupert, Pat Palanica, David Schaeffer, Greg Shucy. Back Row: Janet Roth, Susan Scherer, Larry Paules, Jane Rex, Bonnie Rex, Jim Paules, Janis Roth, Sheri Scherer, Dave Overholt, John Overdorf, Mark Sestok. 22 HOMEROOM 30: Front Row: Jeff Soldridge, Carl Strohl, Tom Young, Brian Williams, Tom Steigerwalt, Jeff Szoke, Jeff Wieand, Judy Wert- man, Lois Snyder. Middle Row: Sue Wanamaker, Kathy Weiss, Cindy Smith, Jane Shuey, Frances Williams, Kim Werley, Rosemary Strohl, Car- ol Shupp, Holly Weiss, Cathy Sneidman, Cheryl Sommers. Back Row: Susie Trainer, Pete Snyder, Karen Williams, Stacy Smith, Paul Wana- maker, Russell Walters, Carol Wertman, Sylvia Smale, Bonnie Smale, William Walters, Tina Wassum, Jan Souerwine. 23 Students of Slatington High School do the latest steps at one of the Student Council dances. FRESHMEN SHOW VARIOUS “Can’t you just feel those leg muscles pulling?” Mrs. Roeder assists many students in the correct usage of the English language. Sylvia and Michael get the beat. INTERESTS OH! THIS IS FOOD? The celerity of Carol DeFrain astonishes the Emmaus Hornets. 25 Freshmen support a school dance. SMOOTH SAILING S phomores practice women’s liberation by electing all female class officers. CLASS OFFICERS President—Chris Marino Vice-President-Trudy Price Secretary-Patsy Balliet Treasurer—Kathy Kemmerer Historian-Lynn Warfel Class Motto: If all else fails, the future still remains Class Colors: Maroon and Gold Class Flower: Peace Rose The Sophomore Class advisors, Mr. Bruce Smith and Mrs. Bernice Hicks, guided an ambitious Sophomore class through a profitable year at SHS. For the second consecu- tive year, this class proved their salesmanship ability by topping all other classes in mag- azine sales. A romantic Valentine’s Dance completed the social agenda for the Sopho- mores. FOR THE SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 10: Front Row: Jane Andrews, Diane Dengler, Charles Buss, Susan Daubert, Denise Bowers, Anna Arndt, Katherine Andrews, Denise Christman, Debra Boyuka, Gail Dorward. Middle Row: Randy Bisko, Tim Bow- er, Michael Barney, Sara Bechtel, Shirley Auman, Patricia Bryfogle, Patsy Balliet, Michele Deppe, Debra Baer, Karl Bretz, David Bowman, Randy Berger. Back Row: James DeLong, Steve Bobal, Randy Biege, Carol Arner, Sandy Berger, Jennifer Bolton, Susan Ayer, Diane DeSousa, David Buhay, Rick Brogan, Brad Beers. HOMEROOM 13: Front Row: Debbie Fisher, Deith Handwerk, Ellen Hughes, Beverly Frable, Gail Gruber, Col- leen Gower, Patricia German, Wanda Grammes, Mike Hughes, Ronald Green, Dennis Gable, Charleen Geary. Mid- dle Row: Richard Hunsicker, Jeff Dorward, Lori Henritzy, Bernadine Hess, Sharon Green, Connie Fields, Nancy Hausman, Pat Hughes, Ed Fisher, Jack Follweiler, Gary Fritz, David Ertel, Kevin Gruber. Back Row: Alice Hinkle, Robert Flores, George Fetchko, Carol Humanick, Diane Follweiler, Leonard Easterday, Bob Hughes, Ricky Gruber, Ray Ferber, George Hargreaves, Gary Heiny, Linda Hittncr. HOMEROOM 15: Front Row: Dennis Meinhart, Debbie Lynn, Bonny Kratzer, George Kern, Kathy Kibler, Keith Kibler, Bonnie Kuntz, Connie Krum, James Maurer, Polly Koran. Middle Row: Nancy Mack, Donna Mack, Cindy Kurtz, Chris Marino, Wayne Kelchner, Bruce Kuntz, Kathy Kemmerer, Karen Kralik, Richard Lauchner, Kathy Leiby. Back Row: Mary Lancsak, Teryy Lorah.Tim Jones, Scott Koury, Brian Kutney, Di- ane Leinhart, Ricky Kidd, Keith Kester, Brian Kistler, Bruce Leslie, Harold Moyer, Brad Meinhart, Carol Kroboth. HOMEROOM 21: Front Row: Molly Rowland, Burlene Pugh, Susan Reitz, Kathy Rettew, Janice Rowlands, Natalie Peters, Sally Rcimcr, Susan Reimer, Darla Pfrom, Susan Schoch. Middle Row: Susan J. Reitz, Kathy Roderick, Suzanne Rehrig, Judy Sell, Nancy Roth, Sheila Ruch, Lco- ma Rothrock, Trudy Price, Vickie Oates. Back Row: Lynn Patterson, Lynn Scott, Dale Schleicher, Elwood Reitz, Dennis Schncck, Barry Os- wald, Brent Scherer, Herb Pfeiffer, Larry Peters, Bruce Sensinger, Jon Rinker, Dane Parry. 28 HOMEROOM 25: Front Row: Joanne Smith, Donna Voorhees, Violet Strohl, Dennis Zellner, Keith Symons, Herman Silfies. Middle Row: Gary White, Terry Wertman, Nancy Welsh, Jane Wanamaker, Floyd Snyder, Susan Wanamaker, Joyce Walters, Debbie Shuey, Mary Wanamaker, Eileen Stettler, Linda Yenser. Back Row: Diane Yenser, Lee Vogel, Jim Yesik, Billy Snyder, M. Karl Smith, Scott Smith, Steve Trainer, Nancy Snyder, Sally Sensinger, Lynne Warfel, Deb Snyder. 29 HMMM! What should I choose today? Carol and Michele relax after an exciting bonfire. Class of ’73 s homecoming float creates interesting facial expres- sions. “To be or not to be . . . What kind of question is that?” 30 31 JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Eileen Peters; Vice-President, Gary Papay; Histo- rian, Jane Howey; President, Keith Sentinel, and Secretary, Debbie Papay. Motto: “Education is the Stepping Stone into the Future. Colors: Red and White Flowers: Peppermint Carnation Advisors: Mr. Rodney Mummy, Miss Linda Haldaman With assistance from Mr. Rodney Mummey and Miss Linda Haldaman, the class officers led the juniors through another successful year of high school life. The junior class added to its treasury by holding the annual Junior Prom and Junior Declamation Contest. 32 JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Rodney Mum- mey and Miss Linda Haldaman. HOMEROOM 28 Front Row: Donna Correll. Margie Beltz, Suzanne Best, Susie Benninger, John Antonition, Gary Blose, Raymond Beers, Ralph Ertel. Middle Row: Jackie Barney, Karen German, Susie Anthony, Karen Geiger, Scarlet Bisko, Pat Galio, Pam Green, Suzette Betz, Linda Bowers, Bonnie Blose. Back Row: Wyn Davies, Allen Boger, Lonnie Blose, Rick Easterday, Mike Burke, Ron Fritz, George Diehl, Jeff Green, Bill Gray, Eldcn Boger, Don Evans, Robin Distler, Bob Evans, Ron Distler. HOMEROOM 34 Front Row: Bryon Kern, Ralph Green, Andrea Henry, Dawn Jordan, Jane Howey, Kim Jones, Megan Jones, Suzanne Kern, Carol Houser, Carol Kendig. Middle Row: Louise Hunsicker, Terrilynn Kern, Carol Hankee, Peggy Horn, MaryFJlen Henry, Joan Haydt, Dawn Holko, Hali Hluschak, Margy Heckman, Chris Gruber, Tom Harding. Back Row: Randy Horn, Bill Haines, Barbara Hughes, Milt Green, Chris Jones, Robert Grosch, Dean Greenawalt, Marie Hittner, John Hewitt, Richard Jones. 33 HOMEROOM 43: Front Row: Kathy Romanishan, Darlene Rau, Cheryl Roth, Mary Pfeiffer, Janice Scm- mel, Connie Reitz, Barbara Schaffer, Devid Scheffler. Middle Row: Eileen Peters, Marilyn Rohrbach, Cindy Schneck, Kathy Perich, Cathy Seidel, Lori Rcmaley, Linda Schneck, Linda Roberts. Back Row: Belinda Roberts, Robert Scott, Laurie Peters, Dale Pugh, Deborah Schmidt, Dolores Schoch, Woody Peters, Robin Reinhart, Melvin Sauerwine, Craig Peischler, Walter Roland, Keith Rex, Martin Romani- shan. HOMEROOM 36: Front Row: Linda Loch, Deb Papay, Fern Koran, Richard Oswald, Gary Minnich, Bri- an Kralik, Kerry Loch, Bill Miller. Middle Row: Bruce McFarland, Chris Palanica, Janet Kistler, Karen Kistler, Mary Matisinez, Deb Messinger, June Leibenguth, Nancy Millward. Back Row: Bill Kratzer, Bill Lakatas, Corey Kreitz, Larry Moyer, Jim Marcucci, John Paules, Craig Paine, Gary Papay, Wayne Kern, Barry Moyer, William Neff, David Nelson, Daniel Messinger, Bruce Lorrah, David Neustadter. 34 HOMEROOM 45: Front Row: Diane Wassum, Jocelyn Wanamaker, Carol Vogel, Lillian Walters, Karen Stcigerwalt, Col- leen Shoemaker. Middle Row: Teri Jo Yanis, Lynn Wassum, Martha Terhune, Karen Snyder, Marian Wanamaker, Todd Shupp, Bruce Ward, Todd Smith. Third Row: Henry Smith, Charles Williams, Tom Zciser. Henry Wise, Gerald Wotring, Ron Strohl, Mike Snyder, Burnell Wertman, Leslie Smith, Tom Wassum. Back Row: Stephen Trine, John Shirk, Keith Semmel, Wayne Vogel, Jonathan Williams. An enthusiastic Braille student at Slatington High School, Bonnie Blose, diligently goes over the day’s lessons with her instructor, Mrs. Carolyn Leifeld. JUNIORS AT LEISURE Class adviser Mr. Rodney Mummey, who “subs” as SLATE adviser relaxes in this characteristic position. Karen German enjoys fashioning her own outfits. 36 JUNIORS ENTERTAIN WITH ORATORY Robert Grosch portrays a lonely, desperate neurotic slowly driven to commit murder. Laurie Peters is a bereaved mother who re- gains her will to live with the help of an orphaned child. Corey Kreitz, a confirmed hypochondriac, is afraid he’ll die before he can propose to his girl friend. Keith Semmel recounts one of the horrors of the century-how the Chicken Heart ate New York! Megan Jones, a trapped invalid, listens in ter- ror as two men plot her murder over the telephone. This year’s Junior Declamation Contest boasted a major change from previous years: for the first time the eight participants were allowed indi- vidual costumes, props, and lighting. Speech coach this year was Class Ad- viser, Miss Linda Haldaman. First place winners were: Dawn Jordan, for her humorous speech, “Slumber On,” and Robert Grosch for his self-written dramatic presentation, “A Matter of Principle.” Second-place winners were Laurie Peters for her dramatic “Crim- son Rambler” and Keith Semmel for his humorous “The Chicken Heart.” Dawn Jordan, a teenager burdened with father problems, describes the results of her slumber party. Janice Semmel explains the feelings of a lit- tle girl in an orphanage toward a picture of the “Christ Baby.” Colleen Shoemaker is a precocious child, fond of blackmailing her brother and mak- ing inappropriate remarks. 37 JUNIOR BEAUTY CAPTURED IN Susan Anthony escorted by Thomas Harding Barbara Hughes escorted by Richard Jones. Karen German escorted by John Paules Jane Howey escorted by Gary Papay Kim Jones escorted by Sherwood Peters Debby Papay, prom queen, was crowned queen by escort Wayne Kern. After many weeks of speculation and patient waiting, the question of who would be selected as the 1971 queen of the junior prom was answered, as Debby Papay was crowned queen of “Colour My World. “COLOUR MY WORLD” Megan Jones escorted by James Marcucci Eileen Peters escorted by Michael Burke Beth Hughes, flower girl, and Bernard Bech- tel, crown-bearer. The music provided by “The Centaurs” added to the elegance of “Colour My World”. Hall Hluschak and Corey Kreitz were commentators for the evening’s fun. Linda Roberts escorted by Keith Semmel Laurie Peters escorted by Chris Jones Martha Terhune escorted by Craig Paine 39 CLUBS OUR FUTURE BROADWAY STARS DRAMATICS CLUB: Jane Howey, Jeffrey Kern, Eileen Peters, Kim Jones, Jackie Barney, Martha Terhune, Rick Eckhart, Teri Jo Yanis, Lynn Wassum, Cindy Schneck, Treasurer Karen German, Robert Grosch, Debbie Papay, Secretary Cindy Borbacs; Ad- viser Mrs. Edith Roedcr, President Keith Semmel, John Shirk, Diane Wassum, Vice-President Megan Jones, Wayne Vogel, Laurie Peters, Craig Paine, Tom Harding, Colleen Shoemaker, Robert Scott, Pern Koran, Debbie Lorah. DRAMATICS CLUB: Back Row: Carol Wertman, Lori Snyder, Pat Deibert, Kathy Burckhart, Edna Distler, Sheila Hughes, Tina Wassum, Karen Williams, Cheryl Paine, Betty Schuler. Front Row: Cherie Schoencr, Mary Derr, Pat Roland, Denise Caton, Judy Wertman, Janet Nash, Cathy Sneidman, Robyn Kuntz. At piano: Brian Kutney, Merrit Karl Smith. On bench: Deb Caton, Lynne w ufel. 44 BOWLING CLUB Front Row: Richard Siegmund, George Kern, Jon Rinker, Gary Fritz. Second Row: Robert Flores, Irvin Distler, Michael Hughes. Third Row: Robert Semmel, Bruce Martin, Dennis Daubenspeck, Terry Lorah. Back Row: Dennis Meinhart, Keith Kibler, Brian Geiger, George Fetchko. SLATE CLUB Front Row: Steve Kochmaruk, Bruce Mack, Diane Wassum, Connie Reitz, Megan Jones, Nina Musselman, Mary Derr, Barbara Hewitt, Janet Nash, Sheila Kunkel, Renee Snyder. Second Row: David Kunkle, Glenn Schoener, Kathy Kern, Carol Kendig, Cin- dy Schneck, Mary Pfeiffer, Mr. Rodney Mummey, Jan Souerwine, Terry Lorah, Debbie Lynn, Suzanne Rehrig, Martha Terhune, Susan Reitz, Jan Hughes, Kim Jones, Hali Hluschak. Third Row: Janice Semmel, Laurie Peters, Geoffrey Hughes, Teri Jo Yanis, Mary Kern, Lynne Warfel, Janice German, Lucy Boger, Donna Mack, Nancy Mack, Sue Williams, Robyn Kuntz, Jill Betzenberger, Janet Kistler, Jeff Kern, Terrilyn Kern. Back Row: Dawn Holko, Deborah Schmidt, Brenda Klase, Mary Matisinez, Nancy Snyder, John Shirk, Bob Lynn, Robert Grosch, Ted Konek, Craig Paine, Merritt Karl Smith, Diane Lienhard, Brian Geiger, Wyn Davis, Lynn Wassum, Wayne Vogel, Keith Semmel. 45 ATHLETIC ENTHUSIASTS GIRL’S GYM CLUB: Front Row: Susan Donello, Jane Harrington, Barb Williams, Mary Chandler, Bonnie Distler, Linda Young- er, Mary Greene, Linda Wcrtman, Algetha Koch, Marilyn Marlatt, Brenda Snyder, Debbie Moyer. Second Row: Juanita Hahn, Sandy Diehl, Suzanne Balliet, Nancy Millward, Margie Beltz, Susie Anthony, Fern Koran, Chris Marino, Colleen Gower, Chris Gruber, Janice Handwerk, Cindy Dengler, Miss Jacobs. Third Row: Donna Correll, Jane Andrews, Diane Dengler, Polly Koran, Carol DeFrain, Pat Roland, Molly Roland, Carol Ahncr, Lynn Scott, Debbie Boyuka, Beverly Frable, Dcbbi Papay, Sara Bechtel. Back Row: Janice Bowman, June Leibenguth, Nancy Welsh, Jane Howey, Kathy Kemmerer, Trudy Price, Charlene Geary, Carol Humanick, Diane Follweiler, Susan Ayer, Debbie Baer, Debbie Fisher, Debbie Hankee. Every second and fourth Monday the athletically-inclined congregate to perfect their skills under the direction of Miss Terry Jacobs and Mr. Jim Waite. BOYS GYM CLUB: Front Row: Kim Kistler, Rick Valagene, Robin Wanamaker, Steve Tur- oscy, Dennis Mosteller, Rod Lobach, Andy Pataki. Second Row: Mr. Waite, Jeff Wieand, Joseph Shimko, Richard Nissen, Brian Kistler, Wayne Kern, Donnie Evans, Gary Papay. Third Row: John Overdorf, Richard Kern, Pete Reese, Brian Williams, Woody Peters, Brent Shcrer, Bob Hughs, Keith Kester, Barry Oswald. Back Row: Earl Heffelfinger, Paul Konek, Pete Sny- der, Dave Krause, Dean Greenawalt. 46 OUR WORK PROJECTS CLUBS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS: Front Row: Mary Jean Cunfer, Bonnie Distler, Lydia Semmel, Rosalie Jones, Juanita Hahn, Cindy Dengler, Jane Harrington, Colleen Antonition, Judy Messinger. Second Row: Sue Livengood, Debbie Herman, Kitty Serfass, Debbie Silfies, Cindy Smith, Susan Donello, Lucy Boger, Gail Smith, Pat Gellis, Betty Lou Miller. Third Row: Mr. William Horvath, Adviser, Susan Shuey, Sharlene Boyd, Celeste Babyak, Maria Bandzi, Arlene Roberts, Brenda Klase, Sandra Diehl, Judy Gable, Brenda Snyder, Brenda Betzler, Linda Neustadter, Barbara Williams, Marilyn Marlatt. Back Row: Donald Miller, Richard Siegmund, Brian Geiger, Denny Rauch, Irv Distler, Kim Kistler, David Gower, Jeff Hewitt, Steve Wi- socky, Luther Kocher, Mike Meleski, Donald Snyder, Bill Fister, Tom Jones, Terry Deibert. TRI-HI-Y: Front Row: Renee Snyder, Connie Reitz, Linda Schneck, Cheryl Ann Roth, Judy Sell, Janice Rowlands, Natalie Peters. Second Row: Rosalie Jones, Nancy Roth, Terrilyn Kern, Mary Lancsak, Pam Green, Joan Haydt, Lynn Patterson, Debbie Herman. Back Row: Arlene Roberts, Mary Matisinez, Sally Sensinger, Karen Snyder, Nancy Snyder, Connie Lentz, Karen Kistler. Our Future Business Leaders and Tri-Hi-Y members contribute greatly to the various activities of the school. 47 MAJORETTE AND COLORGUARD CLUB COLORGUARD CLUB: Front Row: Brenda Betzler, Colleen Antonition, Jill Betzenberger, Lydia Semmcl, Cindy Smith, Gail Smith, Pat Gel- lis. Second Row: Jane Andrews, Chris Marino, Sue Benninger, Jane Howey, Suzanne Kern, Fern Koran, Donna Correll, Kathy Rettew, Susan Reitz, Diane Dengler. Third Row: Polly Koran, Kim Kemmerer, Kathy Kemmerer, Cindy Davies, Sheila Ruch, Linda Serfass, Kim Marlatt, Betty Schuler, Pat Kern, Bonita Shoemaker, Kathy Kibler. Back Row: Debbie Lynn, Debbie Moyer, Susan Scott, Debbie Shuey, Janice German, Kar- en Kralik, Carole Wertman, Bonnie Fisher, Karen DeLong, Laurie Heffelfinger, Susan Reitz, Cindy Kurtz, Kathy Wise. MAJORETTE CLUB: Front Row: Janet Kistlcr, Celeste Babyak, Susan Williams, JoAnn Barney, Gretchen Kreitz, Jane Harrington, Juanita Hahn. Second Row: Suzanne Rehrig, Kathy Roderick, Martha Terhune, Carol Humanick, Margie Beltz, Marjorie Heckman, Diane Wassum, Leo- ma. Rothrock.Third Row: Shirley Auman, Diane DeSousa, Dawn Bisko, Sheila Kunkle, Holly Weiss, Carol Shupp, Mary Ellen Henry, Andrea Henry, Susan Scherer, Debora Roth. Back Row: Margaret O’Malley, Marilyn Rohrbach, Chris Palanica, Cindy Harwi, Lynne Warfel, Karen Wil- liams, Sara Bechtel, Diane Brazes, Diane Yenser, Michele Deppe, Cindy Marlatt. 48 HARD-WORKING YEARBOOK CLUB MEMBERS YEARBOOK CLUB: First Row: Bruce Martin, Jim Kratzer, Robert Semmel, Paul Craig, Andy Pataki, Jeff Reitz, Jeff Kern, Greg Minnich. Sec- ond Row: Arlene Roberts, Karlenc Kelchner, Debbie Lorah, Colleen Antonition, Pat Gellis, Rosalie Jones, JoAnn Barney, Gretchen Kreitz, Su- san Williams, Jill Betzenberger. Third Row: Brenda Snyder, Cindy Borbacs, Brenda Klase, Steve Turoscy,Paul Steckel, Ted Konek, EricWas- sum, Connie Lentz, Velyn Morris, Charleen Bower, Kitty Serfass. PRO AND CON PERFECTIONISTS First Row: Dawn Jordan, Hali Hluschak, Tina Wassum, Colleen Shoemaker, Carol Hankee. Second Row: Cathy Sneidman, Lynne Warfel, Debbie Lorah, Karlene Kelchner. Third Row: George Fetchko, John Paules, Keith Semmel, Robert Grosch, M. Karl Smith, John Shirk. 49 OUR CANDID CAMERA CREW VISUAL AIDS CLUB: Bottom Row: Bobby Smith, Thomas Young, Dennis Zell- ner, Stephen Bobal, Michael Hughes, Thomas Steigerwalt, Paul Leickel. Second Row: Robert Rores, Anthony Scarselletti, Anthony Marlowe, Todd Smith, Mr. Ron- ald Borger, Adviser. Third Row: Carlton Miller, William Lakatas, Jr., Robert Evans, James Paules, Jon Rinker, Craig Paine. Top Row: Jeffrey Szoke, Charles Buss, Keith Symons. PHOTOGRAPHERS CLUB: Anthony Scarselletti, Craig Paine, Mr. Bruce Smith, Adviser; William Lakatas, Jr., Todd Smith. OUR FUTURE PROFESSIONALS IN TRAINING FUTURE TEACHERS: Standing: Cindy Schneck, Hali Hluschak, Lynn Wassum, Belinda Roberts, Jeff Reitz, Karen Steigerwalt, Carol Kcndig, Debbie Papay, Susan Trainer. Sitting: Mary Pfeiffer, Linda Rob- erts, Debbie Moyer, Barbara Hewitt, Burlene Pugh, Debbie Boyuka, Adviser Mrs. Doris Smith. FUTURE NURSES: Front Row: Janice Bowman, Kathy Romanishan, Lillian Walters, Darlene Rau, Dawn Jordan, Andrea Henry, Molly Rowland, Linda Loch. Second Row: Evelyn Kroboth, Donna Voorhees, Deborah Messinger, Lin- da Bowers, Rose Marie Strohl, Carol Rupert, Kathy Perich, Bonny Kratzer, Louise Hunsicker, Ellen Hughes. Third Row: Bonnie Smale, Frances Williams, Kathleen Hinkle, Mary Kern, Cathy Seidel, Mary Ellen Henry, Carolyn Vogel, Carol Hankee, Colleen Shoemaker. Back Row: Mrs. Violet Jones, Adviser: Nancy Mack, Dolores Schoch, Lori Rema- ley, Debbie Nierer, Diane Follweiler, Karlene Kelchner, Marie Hittner, Debbie Hankee, Charleen Bower. 51 SPECIALIZED CLUBS FOR INTERESTED STUDENTS VARSITY SCLUB: Front Row: Jan Handwerk, Tom Harding, Sandra Diehl, Brenda Snyder, Suzanne Bal- liet. Back Row: Steve Turoscy, Dennis Mosteller, Jeff Smith. Rod Lobach, Kevin Freeh, Andy Pataki, Wayne Kern. LANGUAGE CLUB: Front Row: Susan Reitz, Debbie Lynn, Sheila Ruch, Suzanne Rehrig, Janice Bowman. Back Row: Nancy Mack, Leoma Rothrock, Shirley Auman, Diane Yenser, Chris Marino, Sally Sensinger, Debby Boyuka, Donna Mack. FRESHMAN LANGUAGE CLUB: Left to Right: Glenn Shoener, Mrs. Bernice Hicks. Club Adviser; Margaret O’Malley, Kim Peters, Debra Roth, Janis Roth, Susan Scherer, Linda Serfass. 52 CLUBS FOR THE HIGHLY-SKILLED MATH CLUB: Front Row: JamesMauer, Jeffrey Ertel, Linda Roberts, Karen Kistler, Cheryl Ann Roth, Carol Kendig, Linda Schneck. Back Row: Mr. Russell Stcttler, Adviser, John Paules, Jeffrey Reitz, Karen Snyder, Dennis Dauben- spcck, Wyn Davies, Jeffrey Coffin. LIBRARY CLUB: Front Row: Susan Schock, Denise Christman, Bonny Kratzer, Becky Kratzer, Candy Pheppert, Jane Shuey, Carol Rupert, Beverly Christman, Mary Jean Cunfer, Diane Vercusky, president. Middle Row: Kim Kcmmerer, Patricia Palanica, Kim Wcrley, Sylvia J. Smale, Nina Musselman, Karen Geiger, Frances Williams, Holly Weiss, Kathy Kern, Debbie Moyer, Linda Younger, Miss Linda Haldaman, adviser, Cin- dy Davies. Back Row: Terelyn Wanamaker, Marion Wanamaker, Cheryl Sommers, Karen DeLong, Diane Lienhard, Cindy Harwi, Mary Wanama- ker, Jane Rex, Chris Palanica, Rosalie Jones. 53 ACTIVITIES The “Leader of the Band,” Cindy Borbacs. The “Champagne Music Makers” of SHS. 56 THE BAND AT WORK AND PLAY The band plays “Fight Slatington High” as the Bulldogs score a TD. Mr. Lesh leads the band through another exacting practice ses- sion. High-stepping Cindy Borbacs leads the way in the Home- coming Parade. 57 “SING-ALONG” WITH MR. LESH Left to Right: Robert Grosch, Rick Eckhart, Donald Eck. Michael Highes, Keigh Symons, Paul Steckcl, Jeff Kern. Front Row: Kathy Roderick, Linda Schneck, Mary Pfeiffer, Susan Reitz, Connie Reitz, Renee Snyder, Debbie Lorah, Lydia Semmel, Carol Kendig, Linda Serfass. Middle Row: Jane Wanamaker, Terrilynn Kern, Debbie Lynn, Suzanne Rehrig, Sheila Ruch, Marilyn Rohrbach, Karen Stcigerwalt, Martha Terhune, Cindy Schneck, Cindy Smith, Tina Wassum, Director George Lesh. Back Row: Connie Fields, Jackie Barney, Le- oma Rothrock, Nancy Snyder, Diane Yenser, Karen Snyder, Marie Hittncr, Cindy Borbacs, Janet Kistler, Lynne Warfel, Nancy Mack, Mary Kern. 58 CHORUS MEMBERS HIGHLIGHT MANY Above center, Janet Kistlcr sings “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” in the Annual Talent-Fashion Show. Above right, Mr. Lesh pauses to consider the chorus numbers in “My Fair Lady.” Immedi- ate right, bass Rick Valagene performs as Freddy Eynesford-Hill. Far right, chorus members dance to the “Ascot Gavotte.” Below, Martha Terhune and Janet Kistler harmonize with Lynne Warfel. 59 SHS — FLAWLESS Jo Ann Barney is the capable head majorette. Left to Right: Gretchen Kreitz, Jane Harrington, Juanita Hahn, Suzanne Rehrig, Martha Ter- hune, Margie Beltz, JoAnn Barney, Diane Wassum, Kim Jones, Janet Kistler, Celeste Bab- yak, Leoma Rothrock, Sue Williams. Left to Right: Juanita Hahn, Gretchen Kreitz, Ce- leste Babyak, Sue Williams, JoAnn Barney, Jane Harrington. Captain: JoAnn Barney. Front Row: Kim Jones, Margie Beltz, Jane Harrington, Juanita Hahn, Kathy Roderick, Suzanne Rehrig. Back Row: Gretchen Kreitz, Sue Williams, Janet Kistler, Carol Humanick, Martha Trehune, Celeste Babyak. 60 FLAG FLAPPERS SIXLINE: Kneeling: Lydia Semmel, Head; Pat Gellis. Standing: Gail Smith, Jill Betzenberger, Cindy Smith, Colleen Antonition. Lydia Semmel, our creative head colorguard, poses for our photographer. COLORGUARDS: Brenda Betzler, Colleen Antonition, Cindy Smith, Donna Correll, Jane Howcy, Fern Koran, Suzanne Kern, Susie Benninger, Gail Smith, Jill Betzenberger, Pat Gellis, Lydia Semmel, Head. 61 LOYAL SPIRIT BOOSTERS Brenda Snyder, Slatington High’s peppy head cheerleader. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Kneeling: Jan Hughes, Cathy Sneidman, Ann Marie Jones. Standing Robyn Kuntz, Karen Kralik, Head, Colleen Gower, Trudy Price, Susan Trainer. 62 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sitting: Sue Lehman, Sandra Kay Diehl, Suzanne Balliet, Brenda Snyder, Head. Standing: Megan Jones, Debbie Papay, Linda Roberts, Sue Anthony. THE CENTER OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Council representatives prepare to take their oath of office. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Ann Marie Jones, Jane Howey, Colleen Gower, Kim Peters, Debbie Silfies. Second Row: Brenda Betzler, Martha Terhune, Eileen Peters, Sheila Ruch, Jan Souerwine, Celeste Babyak (Secretary). Third Row: Sandra Kay Diehl (Treasurer), Robyn Kuntz, Karen German, Janice Handwerk (President), Deb Moyer, Judy Gable. Back Row: Mr. Glenn Rissmiller (Adviser), Chris Marino, Gary Papay, M. Karl Smith, Jeff Smith (Vice-President), Diane Brazes, Michele Deppe. Student Council prepares to welcome the Class of ‘66. 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY For over half a century the National Honor Society has stood for high a- chievement in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Stu- dents admitted to the Society are care- fully considered by the faculty as to their qualifications in these four areas. At right are six of the seven senior members elected in their junior year. They are Debbie Lorah, Debbie Moyer, Pat Gellis, Jeff Kern, Colleen Antoni- tion, and Celeste Babyak. They repre- sent the finest examples from the up- per five percent of their class. Below are the fourteen seniors inducted in the Society in November of this school year and the eight new junior members. Every year the National Honor Society attends a convention at Lehigh Univer- sity. In addition, members may volun- teer to tutor other students. Front Row: JoAnn Barney, Lydia Semmel, Sue Lehman, Jeff Kern, President; Debbie Lorah, Colleen Antonition, Pat Gellis, Celeste Babyak, Secretary; Don Rubright, Debbie Moyer, Vice-President; Debbie Silfies, Megan Jones, Linda Roberts, Dawn Jordan. Back Row: Brenda Snyder, Brenda Betzler, Sandy Diehl, Gail Smith, Sue Williams, Anthony Scarselletti, Wayne Kern, Kim Kistler, Steve Turoscy, Joe Brctz, John Paules, Karen Snyder, Janet Kistler, Colleen Shoemaker. 64 CREATORS AND PRODUCERS OF OUR “SLATE” Slate Staff and Officers Standing: Mr. Mum mey, Adviser; Nancy Snyder, Keith Semmel, John Shirk, Robert Grosch, Brian Geiger, Susan Williams, William Lakatas. Sitting: Brenda Klase, Lynne Warfel, Debbie Lorah. OUR CAPABLE GRAPHIC ARTS DEPARTMENT COMES THROUGH AGAIN These boys are to be congratulated for their fine work. They are (left to right): Rod Lobach, Richard Siegmund, David Gower, Mr. David Clemmer, Adviser; Brian Geiger, and Irvin Distler. 65 The students of Slatington High School presented the long-running Broadway musical “My Fair Lady” on April 16 and 17, 1971. This is the first time students of all grades and teach- ers of all departments in the high school have cooperated on a successful venture. Approximately seven months were spent on the production which excelled in acting, scenery, chorus, costumes, and dancing. Robert Grosch (upper left) por- trayed Professor Henry Higgins; and Lynne Warfel (upper right) was the gutter-snipe, Eliza Doolittle, who be- came a model of perfect acting and speaking. The other leading roles were filled by Keith Semmel, Alfie Doolit- tle; Rick Eckhart, Colonel Pickering; Cathy Sneidman, Mrs. Pierce; and Rick Valagene, Freddy Eynsford-hill. The entire production was backed by a company of forty singers and dancers under the direction of Mr. George Lesh. Mrs. Edith Roeder acted as dramat- ics director who was responsible for the fine acting. Rick Eckhart headed a group of talented students who built an embassy ballroom, Covent Gardens, and a study which were part of seven- teen scene changes. Miss Dixie Driscoll, Home Econom- ics teacher, led her classes in the pro- duction of the most beautiful cos- tumes ever seen on the Slatington stage. Mr. Lloyd Williams devoted many hours to teaching willing stu- dents the complicated dance steps. A large part of the success was due to our fine student director, Jeff Kern. Jeff, our one-man orchestra, helped Mr. Lesh rehearse the chorus and gave up study periods for months to ac- company the soloists. Mrs. Roeder de- pended on Jeffs excellent advice and was always glad for his good sugges- tions. The business students, under direc- tion of Mr. William Horvath, obtained advertising funds, made programs, and conducted advance sale of tickets. 66 SHS GYMNASTS SHOW THEIR SKILLS Above Center- Richard Jones vaults over the horse. Above right-Debbie Papay also goes over the horse. Left-Jan Hughes does an arabesque on the balance beam. Right-Randy Bernhard holds posi- tion on the still rings. Below-Janet Kistler per- forms on the balance beam. 68 FUTURE THESPIANS SHOW THEIR SKILLS After the performance, the cast and chorus presented Mrs. Roeder and Mr. Lesh with gifts to show their appreciation. The Dramatics Club, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Edith Roeder, meets every first and third Monday. Its purpose is to acquaint members with basic principles of the theater, teach make-up technique, explain con- cepts of staging and lighting, and help them express themselves more effectively. This year the Club per- formed Dickens, “A Christmas Carol” at the annual Christmas Choral Concert and also before the student body in assembly. The cast included Robert Grosch as Scrooge, Keith Semmel as Bob Cratchit, and Cathy Sen- idman as Tiny Tim. Cindy Borbacs served as narrator, while Jackie Barney portrayed Mrs. Crat- chit; Keith Semmel, Bob Cratchit; and Cathy Sneidman. Tiny Tim. Paul Steckel, as the Ghost of Christmas Present, helped reform Scrooge. 69 1971 TALENT-FASHION SHOW: . . . for Deb Lorah and Bob Grosch, being MC’s for the show . . . for Juanita Hahn and Roxy Knappenberger, doing a sis- ter act 70 . .. for Senior Cindy Smith, dancing in the rain “HAPPINESS IS . . 71 .. . for Cindy Borbacs, playing Beethoven’s “Moon- light Sonata’’ A VARIETY OF ASSEMBLIES AT SHS State Trooper Zudall discussed the effects and displayed examples of harmful drugs. Catasauqua High School chorus presented a Christmas exchange program. The reigning Homecoming Queen of 1970, Kay Kester, crowns Celeste Babyak the Homecoming Queen of 1971. 72 FROLICKING FUN AT SHS The Senior Class proved their talents and tri- umphed in the annual Blue and White night festivities, The fun-filled activities included wheelbarrow racing, (upper left), pie-eating, (center), passing the orange, (lower left), passing the lifesaver, (upper right), and peanut-rolling (lower right). 73 SPORTS BRAVE, BOLD, BRAWNY, BULLDOG IDllBOtS BLLLOOCS ttLLDOGS KLLDOGS 'cC.lbigs MLt::fs BDLLDuK WLLDOCS «JLLOOGS uildoes Front Row: Denny Mosteller, Jeff Hewitt, Mike Trainer, Andy Pataki, Ron Ross, Don Rubright, Walt German, Steve Turoscy, Rod Lobach. Second Row: Jim Kratzer, Milton Green, Dean Greenawalt, Jim Marcucci, Don Evans, Gary Papay, Woody Peters, Kerry Loch, Bruce Lorrah, Wayne Kern. Third Row: Scott Smith, Randy Biege, Brian Kistler, Brent Scherer, Dane Parry, Keith Kester, Bobby Hughes, Barry Oswald, Steve Trainer. Back Row: Richard Bowman, Mike Galio. Todd Freed, John Overdorf, Frank Hock, BiU Snyder, Dave Krause, Tom Babyak, Pete Snyder, Richard Oswald. Team work, practice, and enthusiasm are about to be put to the test. The coaches stand in contemplation as a decision is about to be reached. 76 BATTLERS A new play confuses our opponents. Will the newly-painted helmets help the Bulldogs win? The quarterback’s run has come to an end. Downed again! 1970-71 VARSITY FOOTBALL Slatington 0 Pennridge 34 Slatington 14 Parkland 28 Slatington 13 Lehighton 20 Slatington 0 Emmaus 35 Slatington 0 Northampton 60 Slatington 0 Catasauqua 47 Slatington 14 Whitehall 14 Slatington 22 Stroudsburg 50 Slatington 22 Upper Perkiomen 20 Slatington 14 Palmerton 30 1970-71 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Slatington 0 Northwestern Forfeit Slatington 6 Lehighton 0 Slatington 0 Emmaus 34 Slatington 0 Northampton 28 Slatington 0 Catasauqua 28 Slatington 6 Whitehall 42 Slatington 0 Stroudsburg 50 Slatington 0 Upper Perkiomen 6 Slatington 46 Palmerton 6 77 J.V. FOOTBALL ACTION A speedy Bulldog outruns his pursuers. A muddy field makes the going more difficult. This year’s football court consisted of Suzanne Balliet, Celeste Babyak, Queen Gail Smith, Juanita Hahn, and Brenda Snyder. Coach Dick Bentz and his JV Bulldogs keep an eye on the ball. 78 OUR SUCCESSFUL HOMECOMING 1971 Smiling happily, our Homecoming Court consisting of Brenda Snyder, JoAnn Barney, Queen Celeste Babyak, Susan Williams, and Juanita Hahn, reigns over the Homecoming festivities. It is better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all. “I still think that judging was fixed!” Seniors add the finishing touches to their prize-winning float. 79 OUR BOYS CROSS Bottom Row: Lee Vogel, Terry Wertman, Larry Paules, Floyd Snyder, Dennis Green, Bobby Smith, John Antonition, Wil- liam Lauchnor. Top Row: Robin Wanamaker, Jeff Smith, Kim Kistler, Herbie Pfeiffer, Ricky Gruber, Karl Bretz, Paul Wana- maker, Keith Scherer, Mr. Rodney Mummey, Coach. 1970-71 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Slatington 48 Palmerton 15 O m t— Slatington 40 Emmaus 19 Slatington 38 Lehighton 21 Slatington 49 Whitehall 15 S� ' ... « Slatington 48 Palmerton is V. Slatington 46 Emmaus 17 J8 J Slatington 45 Lehighton Slatington 50 Whitehall 15 Is fSk .V V' BB Tr : Slatington 28 Bangor 31 ,7 n ' ' ' t-’ • ' • £• - Our Cross Country team goes truckin’ along. 80 COUNTRY The tired, but pressing, runners round the final turn. Hi DILIGENT DRIBBLERS STRIVE RUN TO NO. 1: Our Basketball Team, Left to Right: Wayne Kern, Rick Easterday, Ron Ross, Kim Kistler, Woody Peters, Mike Trainer, Coach Dick Jones, Eric Wassum, Donnie Rubright, Mike Burke, Chris Jones, Andy Pataki. Center: Managers Jim Kratzer and Jeff Jones. Varsity Scores Northwestern 59 Jim Thorpe 53 Parkland 55 Wilson Boro 62 Northwestern 52 Jim Thorpe 61 Weatherly 61 Salisbury 88 Stroudsburg 73 Palmerton 58 Whitehall 42 Catasauqua 69 Northampton 68 Emmaus 81 Lehighton 68 Stroudsburg 60 Palmerton 60 Whitehall 72 Catasauqua 89 Northampton 84 Emmaus 82 Lehighton 72 Slatington 62 Slatington 58 Slatington 52 Slatington 78 Slatington 57 Slatington 79 Slatington 67 Slatington 75 Slatington 47 Slatington 40 Slatington 70 Slatington 53 Slatington 48 Slatington 58 Slatington 45 Slatington 43 Slatington 48 Slatington 57 Slatington 70 Slatington 67 Slatington 75 Slatington 59 Is this basketball or follow-the-leadcr? The J.V.’s strive for victory against a tough opponent. FOR VICTORY SHS majorettes and colorguards keep the spirit high. ii JV CAGERS MAKE THE BASKETS Look at those muscles, as Pete Reese tries for a basket. The JV team consists of: Front Row: Rick Brogan, Dave Buhay, Pete Reese, Bobby Hughes, Herb Pfeif- fer, Pete Snyder, Steve Trainer. Back Row: Bob Smith, Rick Mantz, Tim Jones, Keith Kester, Brian Kutney, Lee Vogel, David Bowman. Coach Glenn Rissmillcr is sitting alone up there. JV Cheerleaders root the team on to victory. Press hard, fellahs! Line up for action! 84 THINK VIC-TERRY 1970-71 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Marie Hittner, Molly Roland, Algetha Koch, Janice Handwerk (co-captain), Debbie Moyer (co-captain), Marilyn Marlatt, Carol DeFrain, Nancy Millward. Back Row: Pat Roland, Frances Williams, Janice German, Donna Mack, Coach Terry Jacobs, Cindy Marlatt, Mi- chele Deppe, Judy Wertman, Betty Schuler, Bonita Shoemaker. Move it, Carol, move it. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Drive, Desire, and Guts all contribute to the female Bull- dogs winning season. With the theme-VIC-TERRY-these girls worked not for individu- al goals, but for the glory of their team. As this was the first year for the new 5-man game, the team had to adjust to a completely different way of playing-everyone runs. 1970-71 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Marilyn is up, up, and away! Slatington 46 Stroudsburg 37 Slatington 29 Palmerton 59 Slatington 45 Whitehall 44 Slatington 60 Catasauqua 32 Slatington 41 Northampton 26 Slatington 41 Emmaus 68 Slatington 29 Lehighton 39 Slatington 35 Emmaus 56 Slatington 40 Lehighton 42 Slatington 63 Catasauqua 34 85 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Marilyn again shows her ease at making the baskets. Coach Jacobs gives some last-minute in- structions to her high- spirited team. JV cheerleaders have got the spirit! “Pistol Pete” Moyer comes up against a strong Emmaus de- fense. 86 BEST SEASON—8-5 Marilyn is about to sink another one! “Carol, don’t play soc- cer with a basketball.” Everyone is stunned as Deb makes a foul shot. Marilyn.” ‘Tap that ball our way. Front Row: Paul Konek, Jeff Soldridge, Bill Soldridge, Wayne Kelchner, Dennis Schneck, Tom Babyak, Carlton Miller, Barry Oswald, Bill Sny- der, David Krause, Stacy Smith, Scott Smith. Middle Row: Larry Peters, Cliff Vercusky, Steve Frano, John Antonition, Keith Neff, Steve Bobal, Brian Kistler, Coach Uhler, John Miller, Coach McDonald. Back Row: Irvin Distler, Dean Greenawalt, Kevin Freeh, Jeff Smith, Dale Baer. Allan Foulk. 1970-71 VARSITY WRESTLING Slatington 9 Pocono Mountain 34 Slatington 31 Pleasant Valley 20 Slatington 11 Northampton 40 Slatington 5 Emmaus 55 Slatington 14 Northwestern 35 Slatington 7 Lehighton 52 Slatington 15 Panther Valley 31 Slatington 9 Stroudsburg 38 Slatington 36 Palmerton 16 Slatington 0 Central Catholic 40 Slatington 22 Whitehall 24 Slatington 11 Pennridge 31 Slatington 6 Catasauqua 36 Slatington 22 Pleasant Valley 20 1970-71 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Slatington 9 Pocono Mountain 58 Slatington 27 Pleasant Valley 37 Slatington 5 Northampton 55 Slatington 3 Emmaus 58 Slatington 21 Northwestern 30 Slatington 3 Lehighton 52 Slatington 7 Panther Valley 54 Slatington 10 Stroudsburg 53 Slatington 30 Palmerton 31 Slatington 9 Central Catholic 51 Slatington 22 Whitehall 29 Slatington 3 Pennridge 58 Slatington 13 Catasauqua 40 Slatington 43 Pleasant Valley 18 88 89 A mighty Bulldog chalks up points. Track Team-Front Row: Anthony Scarselletti, Bruce Martin, Terry Deibert, Wayne Wallace, Joseph Bretz, Rick Valagene, Dennis Goodhile, Robin Wanamaker, Mike Trainer, Kim Kistler, Dave Gower, Kevin Freeh, and Wally German. Middle Row: Steven Train- er, Bob Hughes, Brian Kutney, Craig Paine, Dean Greenawalt, Bob Evans, Wayns Kern, Tom Harding, Ronald Strohl, John Antoni- tion, Gary Papay, Keith Kester, Scott Smith. Back Row: Keith Rex, David Krause, Michael Galio.Todd Freed, Michael Hughes, Herb Pfeiffer, Karl Bretz, Dane Parry, Brent Scherer, Brian Kistler, Wayne Kelchner, , Terry Wertman, , Bob- by Smith, John Overdorf, Carlton Miller, and Burnell Wertman. Track Coaches-Mr. Richard Jones, Mr. Marvin Miller, and Mr. Jack Posegay. Bruce models the latest fashion, hot pants. Relay team-Karl Bretz, Chris Jones, Kevin Freeh and Joseph Bretz. 90 THE VICTORIES AND DEFEATS OF AN BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Jeff Reitz, Michael Snyder, Jim Kratzer, Rick Brogan, Michael Roth. Second Row: Jeff Hewitt, Bruce Kuntz, Woody Peters, Steve Turoscy, Jetf Smith. Third Row: John Hewitt, Bruce Leslie, Richard Hun- sicker, Billy Kratzer, Ricky Gruber, Rick Oswald. Back Row: Coach Homer Moyer, Billy Snyder, Dave Buhay, Elden Boger, Coach Marvin Kester. Steve warms up for the big game. Attempting the steal . . . Watch out for those wild pitches, Smitty. SHS BASEBALL GAME Hit the dirt! 93 INDISPENSIBLE EMPLOYEES Some of our busy cafeteria cooks, Mrs. Ruth Roberts, Mrs. Nancy Snyder, and Mrs. Ethel S. Beers, wait for the hectic lunch hour to begin. Hardworking Mrs. Gladys Williams takes a break from her cleaning chores. 94 AND BEHIND THE SCENES Harrison Solt, Supervisor Ralph Jones, and Franklin Berlin are always on hand as custodians, helping us day and night. They bring us to school and take us home. They always think of our safety. Front Row: Charles Rettew, Helene Roth, Arthur Merkle. Back Row: Bus Maintenance Supervisor Joseph Rauch, Marlene Wassum, Richard Recser, Frank Szoka, Gordon Snyder, and Ncvin Neff. Mr. John Huszar was reluctant to have his picture taken. 95 SENIORS COLLEEN ANTONITION Colleen Business Cancer Shy and serious SHS colorguard ... a girl of few words. . . large brown eyes . . . very intelligent. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4. l uture Business Lea- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Suzanne Catherine Ballict, secretary; Rodney Walter Lobach, ders Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; vice-president; Deborah Ann Moyer, president; Sandra Kay Diehl, treasurer. Tri-Hi-Y 3; REFLECTIONS 71 (Typing) 4. HONORS: Merit’s Who’s Who CELESTE MARIE BABYAK Cess Business Leo Our radiant Homecoming Queen . . . has interests in hairdressing . . . nutty, neat, and nice . . . industrious worker. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club (Secretary) 4; Girls’ Gym Club 1; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2, (Presi- dent) 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; All School Play (Makeup Committee) 3; Junior Prom Court; Library Club 1; Ma- jorette Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Student Council (Alternate) 1,2; (Representative) 3; (Secretary) 4; REFLECTIONS 71 (Typing Staff Head) 4; Tri-Hi-Y (President) 2; Football Court; Homecoming Queen. HONORS: DAR Award; January Girl of the Month; February Senior of the Month; Merit’s Who’s Who. DALE ALBERT BAER Dale College Preparatory Taurus Daring, dark, and devastating . . . seldom visits school ... a harmless flirt . . . drives a purple “Easter egg.” ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gym Club 1,2; Conservation Club 2; Homecoming f loat Committee 2; Junior Prom Escort 3; Stu- dent Council 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. HARRY JAMES BALLIET Harry General Libra An expert in etiquette ... Mack’s pal .. . wears a gold wedding band . . . well- groomed blonde. ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gym Club 1,2; Wrestling 1. 98 SUZANNE C. BALLIET Suzanne College Preparatory Aries Neat dresser with handwriting to match . . . cheers for 24 . . . participates in many activities . . . efficient class secretary. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1; Cheerleaders 1, 2,3,4; Class Officers (Secretary) 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 2; Girls’ Gym Club 3; Homecoming Float 2,3,4; Junior Prom Court 3; Library Club 1; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Student Council (Alternate) 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Varsity S Club 4; REFLEC- TIONS 71 (Literary) 4; Intramural Sports 2; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 1,2,3.4. MARIA ANNA BANDZI Maria Business Libra Dedicated horse lover . . . refreshment- stand worker . . . dock-dweller at Pete’s pool... a smile for all. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; All School Play (prompter) 4; Majorette Club 1,2; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Guy Club 1,2. JOANN MARIE BARNEY JoAnn College Preparatory Aries Our capable head majorette . . . beaming eyes . . . intellectual blonde. . . sunny personality. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Gym Club 1; Home- coming Float 2,3,4; Court 4; All School Play 3; Majorette Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette Squad 3,4 (Captain); Tri-Hi-Y 2; REFLEC- TIONS 71 (Art-Layout Staff) 4; Intra- mural Sports 1,3; volleyball. Is that really me!?! JILL ELLEN BETZENBERGER Jill College Preparatory Aries Creative mind . . . fun-loving . . . abstract artist . . . Arian poet. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Girls’ Gym Club 3; Homecoming Float 2,3, 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; REFLEC- TIONS 71 (Photo Art-Layout Staffs) 4; Intramural Sports (Basketball) 1,2. 99 BRENDA JEAN BETZLER Brenda Business Libra Easily excited ... a slim colorguard . . . odd walk . . . sidewalk driver. ACTIVITIES: Class officer (Vice-Presi- dent) 1; Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Color- guard Squad 3,4; Dramatics Club (Secre- tary) 3; Debate Team 2; Future Business Leaders 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 2, (Vice-President) 1,3,4; All School Play (Make-up Committee) 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Library Club (Treasurer) 1; Pro and Con Club (Parliamentarian) 2; Refresh- ment-Stand Worker 4; Student Council (Representative) 4;Tri-Hi-Y (Secretary) 2; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Float 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 71 (Literary Staff Head) 4. LUCILLE ELLEN BOGER Lucy Business Aries A witty wonder . . . indigenous of Slate- dale . . . sweet, silly, and shy. . . has a knack for knitting. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1; Girls’ Gym Club 1; SLATE 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Future Business Leaders 4. CYNTHIA DIANE BORBACS Ethel College Preparatory Aries Dwells in a haunted house . . . silly drum majorette . . . versatile heads . . . has a contagious giggle. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; (Librarian) 3; County Band 3; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Conservation Club 2; School Musicale 4; Dramatics Club (Secretary) 4; Drum Ma- jorette 4; Homecoming Float 2,3,4; All School Play 3; Majorette Club 1,2; SLATE 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramural Sports (Softball) 1,2; Yearbook Club 4; RELFECTIONS 71 (Advertising and Art-Lay-out Staffs) 4. Does it taste good, Kim? 100 CHARLEEN DIANNE BOWER Charlie College Preparatory Cancer Loves birds, especially Robins ... a nursing career in mind . . . spicy red head . . . Latin enthusiast. ACTIVITIES: Debate Team 2; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 (Secretary); Library Club 1; Pro and Con Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; REFLEC- TIONS 71 (Advertising); Intramural Sports-Basketball 1. What a centerfold! MARLENE JANET BOYD Marlie Business Pisces A twinner . . . devilish eyes . . . friendly . . . likes chicken, man. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 3; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Future Business Leaders 4. SHARLENE NANNETTE BOYD Charlie Brown Business Pisces Northwestern Transfer . . . wears granny glasses . . . part of a matching set. . . en- chanting smile. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 3; Future Teachers 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4. JOSEPH WARREN BRETZ Joe College Preparatory Taurus Acme’s pride . . . highly intelligent mem- ber of the Big Six . . . tall and athletic . . . scientific mind. ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gym Club 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. 101 CARL R. BUSS III Rick General Sagittarius Tall and timid . . . bequeathed to An- drea . . . baritone voice . . . quiet and in love. ACTIVITIES: Musical 4. MARY CATHERINE SUSAN CHANDLER Mary General Cancer Sparkly, cornflower-blue eyes . . . lends a helping hand . . . culinary expert. . . tiny friendly, and cute. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Gymnastics 4; In- tramural Volleyball 1,3. HAROLD JOHN CHRISTMAN Harold General Taurus “Navahoe” ... frequent visitor to Room 15 . . .sparkling black eyes, shining with mischief. 102 t It Feeding time for the herds. STERLING S. CHRISTMAN Duke General Scorpio Owner of a “souped-up” Chevy . . . Alice’s man from Wonderland . . . hall- dweller . .. frequent vacationer. JEFFREY NORMAN COFFIN Jeff College Preparatory Virgo Falls in Mr. Stettler’s footsteps . . . funny and industrious . . . alias ‘Tyrone P. Hor- nei” . . . cool, but quiet. ACTIVITIES: Math Club 4. PAUL HAROLD CRAIG Craigie College Preparatory Gemini Friendly and dependable . . . squeaky shoes.. . nice guy to be around ... ardent trapper and hunter. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Conser- vation Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Home- coming 2,3,4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; REFLECTIONS '71 (Art Lay-out) 4; Intramural Sports 4. HONORS: Attended Keystone Boy’s State; Attended Rotary’s Camp Neidig. MARY J. CUNFER Mary Business Libra Outgoing personality . . . busy cafeteria worker . .. friendly . . . active church mem- ber. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Homecoming Float 4; Library Club 3,4; Refreshment-Stand Wor- ker 4; Intramural Sports 3. 103 DENNIS ALBERT DAUBENSPECK Daub College Preparatory Virgo Friendly personality . . . always a wise- crack . . . “Laugh-In fan . . . summer home is the Slatington Pool. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 3,4; Boys’ Gym Club 1; Conservation Club 2; Math Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4. TERRY MARTIN DEIBERT Ter Business Gemini Motorcycle maniac . . . does anything for a laugh . . . Ginger Baker in disguise . . . per- forms the ostrich walk. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Track 3,4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4. V CYNTHIS ANN DENGLER Cindy Business Libra Frequent town visitor . . . small but mighty ... an Emerald gem . . . dresses in tune with the times. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Lea- ders 4; Slate 3; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Literary). SANDRA KAY DIEHL Sandy Business Sagittarius Has great parties . . . Sandy hair. . . class of ’71 accountant . . . bouncy cheerleader. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Officer (Treasurer) 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club (Treasurer) 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Gym Club 3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; All School Play (Makeup) 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; SLATE 2; Student Council (Representative) 1,2; (Alternate) 3; (Treasurer) 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Varsity S Club 4; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Literary); Chorus 1; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 3,4; Intramural Sports Volley- ball. 104 BONNIE LOUISE DISTLER Bonnie Business Libra Full of fun ... a nut . . . always a laugh . . . busy driver. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Girls’ Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. IRVIN HAROLD DISTLER jrv Business Pisces Real flirt.. . nice guy . . . Consistent grappler . . . small but mighty. ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 3; Boys’ Gym Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; SLATE 4; Track 1,2,3; Varsity S Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. SUSAN ANN DONELLO Sue Business Leo Small and Shy . . . horse lover . . . avid Girl Scout . . . always a smile. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 3,4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Girls’ Gym Club 1,2,4; Majorette Club I; SLATE 1,2,3; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3. 105 RICK JAMES ECKHART Rick College Preparatory Virgo Creative artist. . .play lover. . . band enthusiast. . . our answer to Oscar Hammer- stein. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4;Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; All School Play 3; SLATE 2,3; Musical 4; RE- FLECTIONS '71, Executive Staff; Float Committee 2. HONORS: First place in Junior Dec- lamation. “Won’t that 3:09 bell ever ring? SHEILA ECKHART Sparky Business Leo Full of life . . . travels with Bev . . . wears her hair with a flair . . . Doug’s darl- ing. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 3; Majorette Club 1,2. Ya well! Here I am again! WILLIAM FISTER Billy College Preparatory Taurus Neat hair. . . great big smile . . . cute, shy guy . . . likes a certain Carmen Ghia. ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Es- cort 3;Track 2; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. 106 ALLEN T. FOULK Big A1 College Preparatory Cancer Zooming motorcyclist . .. chicken scratcher . . . part of the Big Six. . . . super speller. ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Gym Club 2,4; All School Play 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, (Co-Captain); Intramural Sports, Soccer. STEPHEN CHARLES FRANO Steve General Capricorn Likes one of the Slatedale clan. . . hand- some guy with ever-present dimples. . . grapplers’ co-captain. . . muscularly built. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2; Wrestling 1.2, 3,4. (Co-Captain); Soccer 4. Temptation Eyes. KEVIN FRECH Fretch College Preparatory Taurus Likes SHS girls . . . tall track runner . . . dreams Devonshire days . . . intelligent in many subjects. ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 2; De- bate 2; Basketball 1; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3; Track 3,4; Varsity S Club 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. 107 JUDITH IRENE GABLE Gabe Business Cancer Jim’s Gem . . . long brown locks . .. unique laugh . . . always ready for a party. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 3,4; Girls’ Gymnastics 2,3,4; Ju- nior Prom Court 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; SLATE 1; Student Council (Representative) 4. BRIAN KEATH GEIGER Gigger Business Cancer Graphic Arts man . . . always willing to help . . . friendly personality . . . lean and lanky. ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 1,2,4; Baseball Manager 1,2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Football Manager 1,2; Boy’s Gym- nastics 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; SLATE 1,2, 3,4, (Production Manager 3,4); REFLEC- TIONS 71 (Adversiting and Finance Staff) PATRICIA JANET GELLIS at Business Leo Constantly giggling . . . warm personality • • • peppy . . . caught the catcher of the SHS Baseball Team. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Chorus 1; Homeroom Officer (President) 1; (Secretary) 4; Student Council (Alternate) 3; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2; REFLECTIONS 71 (Typing Staff) 4. “Oops! I think I sewed my finger.” WALTER R. GERMAN Wally Business Leo Hershey’s loss . . . sociable at receptions . . . sneaky business student . . . “hassles” all his teachers. ACTIVITIES: Football 4; Future Busi- ness Leaders 4. 108 DENNIS CRAIG GOODHILE Goody College Preparatory Cancer Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Romeo . . . great musician . . . unforgettable eyes. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3; Future Busi- ness Leaders 4; Freshmen Basketball 1; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Track 1,2,3,4. DAVID PAUL GOWER Johnny Smoke Business Capricorn Tall man in a small car . . . Lost Domain guitarist . . . fond of boa constrictors . . . lurks in the minds of many senior girls. ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gym Club 1,2; Football 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramural Sports 4. MARY LOUISE GREENE Greeney General Taurus Nice smile . . . one of the Emerald Gang .. . sews up a storm . . . always laughing. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Gymnastics 3,4; Majorette Club 1,2; Refrestment-Stand Worker 4;Tri-Hi-Y 2. 109 JUANITA LEE HAHN Bopsie Business Aquarius Peppy majorette . .. sexy dancer . . . great personality . . . Queen of “A Summer Place.” ACTIVITIES: Football Court 4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Girls’ Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Majorette Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; MY FAIR LADY, Choreography 4. PAUL ANDREW HALKO Halk General Gemini Loudspeaker enthusiast . . . quiet guy . . . Ford Falcon . . . likes to think. ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Gymnastics 4; In- tramural Sports, Soccer 4. JANICE ANN HANDWERK Jan College Preparatory Leo Spirited leader . . . loves Rhetoric . . . “Blood and Guts” Student-Countil Presi- dent . . . talented outside shooter. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 2; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain); Girls’ Gymnastics 3,4; Library Club 1; Majorette Club 1,2; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Student Council 1,2,3, (President) 4; Tri- Hi-Y (Vice-President) 2; REFLECTIONS 71 (Literary) 4; Intramural Sports: Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 3; Softball 1,2; Junior Decorating Committee (Chairman) 3; Homeroom Officer (President) 1,2; (Vice-President) 3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; All School Play (Makeup) 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. i I JANE HARRINGTON Jane General Scorpio Palmerton’s loss, our gain . . . very pretty . . . snappy twirler. . . enthusiastic student. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Majorette 4; Majorette Club 3,4; Intramural Sports, Volleyball 3,4. no DWIGHT JAMES HAUSMAN Bup General Gemini Speaks in low tones . . . dedicated sport fanatic . . .extremely friendly . . . Lincoln playground basketball player. ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Gymnastics 4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 4. THERESA ANN HOFFMAN Hoffy General Aries Always laughing . . . her car Fits her size .. . incessant talker. . . bright smile and sparkling eyes. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard club 1. DEBRA MARIE HERMAN Pctchaw Business Taurus Dazzling redhead . . . cool, quiet, and pretty ... Mr. Settler’s board washer . . . Bernhart’s baby face. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Ledaers 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4. JEFFREY MARK HEWITT Screwey Business Libra Twinkly smile . . . Slatedale’s Terror. . . always planning some mischief . . . great baseball pitcher. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1.4; Future Business Leaders 4. Ill LINDA FAY JONES Linda General Aquarius Loves to walk . . . big, baby-blue eyes ... a Paris Employee . . . seemingly quiet. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1; Future Nurses Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Intramural Sports, Volleyball 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN JONES Bob General Gemini Likes American flags . . . driver of a blue VW . . . dark and dreamy . . . sells every- thing for newlyweds. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Junior Prom Escort 3. ROSALIE IRENE JONES Rosie Business Libra Inquisitive secretary . . . amiable . . . spunky school fan . . . enthusiastic Tri-Hi-Y member. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Ma- jorette Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 (Treasurer) 4; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Typing and Adver- tising) 4; Intramural Sports, Volleyball 3,4. 112 THOMAS MICHAEL JONES Thomas Business Gemini Slatedalc’s hotrodder . . . yellow curly locks . . . neat dresser . . . our own Tom Jones. ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Future Business Leaders 4. MARY ELLEN KERN Mary College Preparatory Libra Sweet personality ... a silent tiger . . . likes one of the “big six '. . . considerate, attentive student. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3,4; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 1,2,3,4; Language Club 4; SLATE Club 4; Musical 4. JEFFREY STUART KERN Jeff College Preparatory Gemini Terrific impersonations . . . our answer to Richard Rodgers . . . musical prodigy . . . capable Commander-in-chief. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4 (accompanist); District Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3.4; Regional Chorus 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 4; County Chorus 2; All-Eastern Chorus 1,2; Junior Declamation; All School Play 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 (President); Homeroom Officer (Vicc-PrcsidentO; Photo Club 1,2; SLATE 1,2,3,4; Student Council (alternate) 1,2; Musical 4; Visual Aids Club 1,2; RE- FLECTIONS 71 (Editor-in-chief); SLATE Club 1,2,3; Yearbook Club 4. HONORS: Lehigh Valley Science Fair 1; Student Observer for Rotary; Merit’s Who's Who. KARLENE KATHRYN KELCHNER Karlene College Preparatory Virgo Refreshment-stand worker . . . half time announcer . . . Brian’s blonde bombshell . . .friendly personality. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3; Debate Team 3; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Club 4; Pro and Con Club 3; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Slate 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil (alternate) 4; Musical (makeup); RE- FLECTIONS '71 (Assistant Editor); Intra- mural Sports 1,3. 113 KIM PAUL KISTLER Winky Business Aries Umbrella haircut... big bouncer . . . Winky Dink . . . our encouraging basketball captain. ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 1; Boys’ Gymnastics 4; Future Business Leaders 4; Cross Country 4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 4; Homeroom President 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Gym Club 1,4. HONORS: Received Varsity Letter. ALGETHA MARY KOCH Pinky General Scorpio Peppy gal . . . petite but great . . . bas- ketball player . . . long-long-long-hair . . . prefers Paul. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Girls’ Gymnastics 2,4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 (Soft- ball, Basketball). BRENDA BETH KLASE Brenda Business Leo Long, light blonde hair . . . creative seamstress . . . beautiful blue eyes .. . our Keystone Bookkeeper. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2,3; Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Lea- ders 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3, 4; Library Club 1; SLATE 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; REFLECTIONS ’1971 (Typing Staff) 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Yearbook Club 4. LUTHER HOWARD KOCHER JR. Rudy Kazoody Business Gemini Likes a girl with long, blonde hair Rudy Kazoody from homeroom 47 . . . Curly-Q . . . Friendly guy who is always in trouble. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2,4; Football 1, 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Intramural Sports 4. JAMES F. KRATZER Jim College Preparatory Libra Our manager . . . all-sport enthusiast . . . school couldn’t do without him . . . Le Roy. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3,4; Boys’ Gym- nastics 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2; RE- FLECTIONS ’71 (Sports); Intramural Socer. GRETCHEN R. KREITZ Grctchcn College Preparatory Aquarius Peppy majorette . . . quiet, but nice . . . friendly smile . . . Co-Captain. ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 1; Home- coming Float Committee 3,4; All School Play 3; Majorette Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2; Majorette 3,4 (Co-Captain); REFLECTIONS ’71 (Art Layout); Intra- mural Volleyball 3; Yearbook Club. THEODORE MICHAEL KONEK Ted College Preparatory Leo Nice guy who can take a lot. . . tall and lanky . . . talented violinist. . . oratory expert. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 3; Regional Orchestra 2,3.4; Concert Choir 1,2; Conservation Club 3; District Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Debate Team 2; Homecoming Float Committee 4; All School Play 3; Pro and Con Club 3; Photo Club 1,2; Slate 2,3; Musical 4; Visual Aids Club 1,2; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Art Layout, Literary). HONORS: Junior Declamation (Second Place); Student Observer for Rotary. SUSAN RUTH LEHMAN Sue College Preparatory Pisces Loves a tall, tall guy in a red, red che- velle . .. small but mighty, cheering co- captain . . . avid Student Council member .. . tawny complexion. ACTIVITIES :Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Homecoming Float Committee 2,3; Junior Prom Court 3, National Honor Society 4, Student Coun- cil (Representative) 1,2,3; (Alternate) 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Literary); Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 3. Doing their thing. 115 CONSTANCE EILEEN LENTZ Connie College Preparatory Pisces Imaginative and unique . . . Angel’s hair . . . Dino’s her man . . . dimpled darling with a cute little nose. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3; Cheer- leaders 1, (Alternate) 3; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3; Girls’ Gym Club 3; Yearbook Club 4; Homecoming float committee chairman 2, 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Refreshment- Stand Worker 4; Student Council (Alter- nate) 3;Tri-Hi-Y (President) 2,4; REFLEC- TIONS ’71 (Literary, Photo); Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3. SUSAN JOY LIVENGOOD Sue Business Taurus Cafeteria clown . . . marriage-minded . . . Anchors Away . . . understanding and at- tentive listener. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders 4; Girls’ Basket- ball (Manager) 3; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 3; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Musical 4. HONORS: Betty Crocker Award. RODNEY WALTER LOBACH Business Virgo Our Newside father . . . muscular foot- ball player . . . “Her Name Was JoAnn” . . . clowns continuously. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2; Boys’Gym- nastics 2,3,4; Class Vice President 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders 4; Junior Prom Escort; Varsity S Club 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. 116 Ugh, that cafeteria food again! DEBORAH JEANNE LORAH Deb College Preparatory Sagittarius An individualist . . . long, lovely lashes . . . dramatic actress ... a picture-laying head. ACTIVITIES: Junior Play Cast 3; Concert cert Choir 3,4; Dramatics Club 4;Debatc Team 2,3,4; Majorette Club 1,2,3; Major- ette 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Pro Con Club 2,3,4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; SLATE (Production Manager) 1, 2; (Assistant Editor) 3,4; Musical 4; Tri-Hi- Y 2; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Head of Art Layout Staff); Girls’ Intramural Softball 1; Science Symposium; Slate Club 1,2,3; Yearbook Club 4. HONORS: Junior Women’s Club Girl of the Month; Lehigh Valley Science Fair 2,3; Junior Declamation (Second Place) 3; Merit’s Who’s Who. DAVID B. MACK Dave General Aries Prefers hall to class . . . Big Mack . . . likes an out-of-towner . . . will always be in debt to the library. JOEL G. MARLATT Uncle Joe General Leo Interested in a junior majorette . . . likes cars . . . Uncle Joe . . . Mr. Rissmiller’s sponge man. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2; Football 1. MARILYN ANN MARLATT Marilyn Business Virgo Tall and lanky . . . always has a basket- ball in her hands . . . expressive dark eyes . . . skilled gymnast. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Girls’ Gym- nastics 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Intramural Sports 3. “Smile! You’re on Candid Camera!” BRUCE R. MARTIN Martin College Preparatory Libra Financier of REFLECTIONS ’71 ... Big brawny, brazen Bruce . . . another of the Big Six; Please Don’t Eat the Daisies. ACTIVITIES: Bank 1,2,3,4; County Band 3; Bowling Club 3,4; Conservation Club 2; Track 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Advertising and Finance-Head); Yearbook Club 4; Boys’ Gym Club 1; Musical 4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. 117 CHARLES MEIXSELL Charlie General Scorpio Small, dark, and handsome . . . enjoys driving around . . . employed at Paris . . . neat Sea Ski complexion. ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gym Club 1; Wres- tling 1,2. MICHAEL MELESKI Mike Business Pisces Quiet gas-station man . . . driver of a yellow canary . . . cool, calm, collected . . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4. JUDITH MAE MESSINGER Judy Business Cancer Pleasing smile . . . prefers short hair . . . nice and quiet . . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; Majorette Club 1; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Intramural Sports 3. BETTYLOU MILLER Bettylou Business Capricorn Soft-spoken . . . dark hair and a friendly grin . . . colorful assortment of beads . . . Elvis’s greatest fan. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Intra- mural Sports 3. 118 DONALD PAUL MILLER Carrot Business Taurus Brightens the world around him . . . carrot top . . . terror on the roads. . . ser- ious speaker. ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 2; Future Business Leaders 4; Basketball 1; Refresh- ment-Stand Worker 4. GREGORY MINNICH Greg College Preparatory Leo Mickey Mouse of ’71 ... artistically inclined . .. everybody’s pal. . . likes to teach German class. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; RE- FLECTIONS ’71 (Art Layout); Homecom- ing Float Committee 2,3; Baseball 4. VELYN COLETTE MORRIS Velyn College Preparatory Gemini Tall, slim, pretty blonde . . . owner of a blue Carmen Ghia ... has a large wardrobe . . . loves that '64 Chevy. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3,4; Debate Team 2.3; Junior Declamation 3; All School Play 3; Junior Prom Court; Major- ette Club 1,2,3; Majorette-3; Pro and Con Club 2,3; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; SLATE 2,3; Student Council (Alternate) 1,2,3; Musical 4; Intramural Baseball 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; REFLECTIONS '71 (Li- terary) 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Gym Club 1; Yearbook Club 4. HONORS: Junior Declamation (Third Place); Voice of Democracy Contest (Third Place); January Girl of the Month; Merit’s Who’s Who. DENNIS LEE MOSTELLER Mossie College Preparatory Virgo Right on . . . Janet’s guy .. . church activist.. . “mod” dresser. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Varsity S Club 3, 4; Intramural Soccer 4. 119 DEBORAH ANN MOYER Deb College Preparatory Aries Athletically inclined . . . good school spirit. . . confident class president . . . will follow in her idol’s footsteps. ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Class Officer (PresidentO 3,4; Debate Team 2; Future Teachers Club (President) 4; Girls’ Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain); Girls’Gymnastics 4; Library Club 1; Majorette Club 1; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4 (Vice-President); Pro and Con Club 2; Refreshment Stand Work- er 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Reflections ’71 (Executive Staff) 4; Intra- mural Sports: Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. LINDA NEUSTADTER Linda Business Virgo Funny walk . . . Gary’s gal.. . wears maxi dresses . . . wild Walnutportonian. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1; Future ture Business Leaders Club 4; Slate 1; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3. ANDREW MICHAEL PATAKI Andy College Preparatory Aquarius Always borrowing homework . . . Num- ber “20” . . . Anthony Polaki... a heart- breaker. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Varsity S Club 3, 4; Reflections 71 (Literary-Sports) 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; Golf 2,3, 4. JAMES LEWIS PATTERSON Jim College Preparatory Aquarius Drives a moldy oldy . . . friendly, quiet personality ... the class carpenter . . . stock- car fanatic. ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 1; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Wrestling 2,3. 120 DENNIS GEORGE RAUCH Rock Business Pisces Half of Romeo and Juliet. . . lucky $500 winner. . . volunteers services in re- freshment stand ... likes “hot” cars. ACTIVITIES: Boys’Gymnastics 1; Foot- ball 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Basketball 1. BEVERLY ANN REITZ Bev Business Virgo Enjoys days off .. . “Miss Punctuality” . . . long, blonde tresses . . . cherub with an ivory complexion. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2,3; SLATE 1,2. JEFFREY ALAN REITZ Lefty College Preparatory Gemini Little guy with a big laugh . . . always willing to help . . . baseball enthusiast ... finds mysterious things in his “sax.” ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball (manager and statistician) 2,3; Future Teachers 4; Math Club 3.4 (president); REFLECTIONS 71 (Literary and Sports) 4; Homecoming Float 2,3,4; Musical (band) 4; County Band 4. 121 ANN LOUISE REMALEY Ann General Scorpio Adept seamstress . . . starred as Santa Claus in the Christmas assembly . .. fun- loving personality . .. high-speed typist. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 2; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Intramural Sports, Volleyball 3; Pep Club 4. ARLENE INGA ROBERTS Arlene Business Taurus Sophisticated senior . . . long, lovely hair . . . California girl. . . neat dresser. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y (Secretary) 4; REFLEC- TIONS ’71 (Literary) 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4. JOHN FRANKLIN ROMIG Romeo General Pisces One of the Peter’s clan . . . guides a “motley” of mobiles . . . wears long side- burns . . . gets around. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports, Soc- cer 4. ROMAINE MARLYN ROSS Ron College Preparatory Cancer Wolfgang . . . co-captain of the grid iron guys... sly as a fox . . . Uncle Roy’s buddy. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1.2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Boys’ Basketball 1,2,3; Junior Prom Escort 3; Varsity S Club 3,4. HONORS: First Team All League Le- high Valley Guard. 122 MICHAEL RICHARD ROTH Mike College Preparatory Scorpio Genius in science class ... car troubles . . . needs geritol. . . “good night, Mike!” ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3. DONALD GEORGE RUBRIGHT Donnie College Preparatory Aries Casanova of the senior class . . . “Mr. Sports” ... his brand is “Special K” ... friendly. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2; Class officer. President 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Escort; National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity S Club 3,4; REFLECTIONS 71, Literary Sports Staff; Basketball 1,2,3,4. HONORS: First Team All-League Quart- erback, Junior; Honorable mention All- U State. ANTHONY DOMINIC SCARSELLETTI Scars College Preparatory Cancer Drummer boy . .. race enthusiast. . . Chevy forever. .. Slatington’s A1 Capone. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Conservation Club 2; All School Play (lighting and sound) 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4; RE- FLECTIONS 71, Photo. GLENN FLOYD SCHAEFFER Schaf General Libra Old-car buff . . . Schaeffer makes it right. . . Paris Neckwear man . . . drives a lot. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 4. 123 THOMAS ROBERT SCHLEICHER Tom General Aries Lean guy who works at Paris . . . Romig’s pal . . . likable and lively . . . good in shop. ACTIVITIES: Intramural soccer 4. LYDIA MAE SEMMEL Lydia Business Aries Our head of the flags . . . peppy and pretty . . . very helpful . . . stylish seam- stress and dresser. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4 (Captain); Future Business Lea- ders 4 (Treasurer); Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramural Baseball 1; Intramural Volleyball 3; RE- FLECTIONS 71 (Typing Staff). 124 ROBERT HERMAN SEMMEL Bob College Preparatory Leo Quiet and sneaky . . . plays the trumpet . . . active band player . . . driver of a Jave- lin. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Homecom- ing Escort 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; REFLECTIONS 71 (Advertising Staff) 4. KITTY-ANN R. SERFASS Kitty Business Pisces Nice and quiet . . . willing to help . . . great school spirit ... a person to be trusted. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders Club 4; Homecoming Float Committee 3, 4; Library Club 1; Majorette Club 1; Tri-Hi- Y 2; REFLECTIONS 71 (Art-Layout); Intramural Sports, Basketball 1; Yearbook club 4. CAROL ANN SHUCK Carol General Scorpio Long, brown hair . . . small and quiet ... a Walnutportonian . . . dedicated Paris employee. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2. SUSAN JANE SHUEY Susie Business Sagittarius Darrell's dream . . . has the wedding-bell blues . . . great personality . . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Intramural Sports, Volleyball 3; Girls’ Basketball; Girls’ Gymnastics. 125 RICHARD H. SIEGMUND Rick Business Gemini Always humorous . . . enthusiastic school spirit. . . Northampton heartbreak . . . our program-maker. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Graphic Arts 3,4; Homecoming tloat 4. DEBRA LOUISE SILFIES Debbie Business Cancer Quiet, shy . . . Denny’s sweetheart.. . pretty smile . . . friendly worker at the Zinc Company. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Debate Team 1; Future Business Leaders; Homecoming float 2,3; Library Club 1; Pro and Con Club 1; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. CYNTHIA JEAN SMITH Cindy Business Libra Amiable personality ... a colorguard with long, blond locks . . . boisterous laugh- ter... choice of hairdos. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2,3.4; Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4; Future Business Leaders 4; Home- coming float 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Reflections ’71 (Art-Layout) 4; Intramural Sports Volleyball ball 2,3. GAIL ANN SMITH Gail Business Libra Wears a tiny diamond . . . Donnie’s doll . . . small but full of life .. . reigned over Turkey Day festivities . . . ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1; Home- room Officer (Treasurer 2,3,4; Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 4; Dramat- ics Club 3; Future Business Leaders; Home- coming float 2,3; Football Queen 4; All School Play 3; Library Club 1; Student Council Representative 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; United Nations Representative for Tri-Hi-Y 2. 126 JEFFREY LYNN SMITH Smitty College Preparatory Leo Playboy party-goer . . . frequents North- western . . . sneaky snicker. . . great grap- pler. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Cross Country 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Varsity S Cub 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Re- flections ’71 (Literary); Intramural Soccer 4; Homeroom Officer (President 1). BRENDA JANE SNYDER Brenda Business Gemini Smiling member of every court . . . bom- bastic personality ... a blue and white spir- it-driver . . . peppy cheering captain. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleaders 1,2 (Cap- tain), 3,4 (Captain); Dramatics 3 (Vice Presi- dent); Debate Team 2,3,4; Gym Club 3 (President), 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Junior Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; f uture Business Leaders (President) 4; Chorus 1; All School Play 3; Varsity S Gub4; Library Club 1,2; Pro and Con Gub 2 (Treasurer), 3, 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 4; Reflections ’71 (Typing, Advertising and Fianance Staffs) 4; National Honor Society 4; Football Court 4. HONORS: December Girl of the Month. DONALD CARL SNYDER Donnie Business Aries New “Maverick” occupies his time . . . Steve’s sidekick . . . quiet and resourceful . . . sports clean-cut sideburns. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Intramural Soccer 4. The boys of our Yearbook Staff doing another hard night’s work. 127 LENORE JEANNE STANKOVIC Tammy General Aquarius Low laugh . . . always a stylish hairdo . . . likes nice clothes . . . staring eyes. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 4. PAUL HARRY STECKEL Paul College Preparatory Leo “Mr. Wild Socks” .. .always an argu- ment . . . unique . . . slow at expressing him- self-but sure. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Debate Team 2; Junior Declamation 3; All School Play 3; Pro and Con Club 2,3,4; REFLEC- TIONS 71, (Art Layout, Advertising and Finance); County Chorus 2. MICHAEL JAMES TRAINER Guava College Preparatory Leo Jolly giant of 71 ... remarakable rebounder . . . heavy organ fingers . . . hits poles more often than the road. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; Boys Gym- nastics 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 2,3; Junior Prom Escort; Varsity S Club 3,4; REFLECTIONS 71, (Literary). 128 STEPHEN F. TUROSCY, JR. Steve College Preparatory Capricorn SHS!s Bob Gibson . . . outgoing per- sonality . . . perfect print . . . future en- gineer. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Boys’ Gymnastics 4; Football 1,4; Homecoming (Decoration Committee) 2,3, 4; Homeroom Officer (vice President) 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom (Escort) 3; National Honor Society 4; Varsity S Club 4; RE- FLECTIONS ’71 (Literary) 4. RICHARD JOSEPH PETER VALAGENE Val College Preparatory Aquarius Motorcycle maniac . . . quiet. . . hot Falcon . . . member of “Big Six”. ACTIVITIES: Boy’s Gymnastics 4; All School Play 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Musical 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; In- tramural Sports 4; Basketball 1; Gym Club 1,4. CLIFF JAMES VERCUSKY Cliff College Preparatory Capricorn Great grappler . . . small but stubborn . . . college bound . . .very sweet. ACTIVITIES: All-School Play 3; Musi- cal 4; Boys Gym Club 3.4; Dramatics Club 3; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DIANE FAY VERCUSKY Diane General Sagittarius Quiet. . . keeps the library in tip-top shape . . . small and shy . . . high-pitched voice. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 2; Library Club 3, (President) 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Intramural Sports 3. “I could have danced all night!” 129 WAYNE FRANKLIN WALLACE Pec Wee College Preparatory Scorpio Speed demon . . . discharges the discus for distance . . . Pee Wee’s purple GTO . . . corner inhabitant of Room 21. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports (Soccer) 4. EDWIN FRANKLIN WALTERS, JR. Eddie General Gemini Alias Alfred E. Newman . . . wavy brown hair . . . “Easy Rider’’ of Slatington . . . carries a musical notebook. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports (Soc- cer) 4. ROBIN DAVID WANAMAKER Robin College Preparatory Scorpio Future taxidermist . . . 390 4-speed . . . Bower’s boy . . .devoted track star. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Track 2,3, 4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 1. Zealous Zipper zaps the sphere. 130 ERIC STEVEN WASSUM Zip College Preparatory Leo Constant involvement . . . Cass’s key- maker . . . Zip . . . part of the Kuehner- Hill wrecking-crew. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,4; Home- coming Float Committee 2,3,4; Refresh- ment Stand Worker 4; Intramural Sports 4; SLATE 4; Wrestling 3; Junior Prom Master of Ceremonies 3. LINDA MAE WERTMAN Marty General Libra Wears a ring . . . Palmerton party girl . . . long, long brown hair . . . fashionable dresser. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 1; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Intramural Sports: Volley- ball 3, Baseball 1; SLATE 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. BARBARA JOY WILLIAMS Barb Business Leo Silly . . . pleasant personality . . . Maxi model. . . Pixie cut. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Slate 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 2; REFLECTIONS ’71 (Literary) 4; Intramural Sports; Baseball 1; Volleyball 3. 131 SUSAN LAURIE WILLIAMS Willie College Preparatory Sagittarius Philosophizing Sagittarian . . . Junior Miss first runner-up . . . pretty smile ... in- terests lie in other schools. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 2,3; De- bate Team 2; Slate Club 2,3,4 (Secretary 3,4); Homeroom Officer (President 2), (Secretary 1); Homecoming Court 4; Junior Declamation (first place); All School Play 3; Junior Prom Court; Majorette Club 1,2, 3,4; SLATE 2 (Assistant Editor 3,4); Stu- dent Council (Alternate) 1,2,3,4; All School Musical 4; REFLECTIONS 71 (Art-Lay-Out Staff); Intramural Sports Basketball 2; Majorette 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. HONORS: October Girl of the Month; Junior Miss contest (first runner-up); Candidate for Keystone Girls’ State. STEPHEN DAVID WISOCKY Steve Business Leo Energetic Christmas salesman . . . friendly personality . . . Romeo of the Busi- ness sections . . . “mod” clothes. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2; Football 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Intramural Sports Soccer 4. LINDA YOUNGER Linda College Preparatory Libra Allentown boyfriend . . . class philo- sopher . . . always speaks her mind. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Library Club 2,3,4; All-School Musical 4; Intra- mural Sports Volleyball 3. Friends to the End. The Sports Staff is just hanging around Room 41. EMPHATIC ORATORS The winners of the Junior Declamation Contest of 1970 were Susan Williams, (center) who portrayed an unnerved wife in her presentation of “Illusion,” and Rick Eckhart, (left) who enacted the part of a soldier who mechanically killed his best friend. Jr. Dec. participants (right), Deborah Lorah, Velyn Morris. Sharon Snyder, Susan Williams, Jeff Kern, Rick Eckhart. Theodore Konck, and Paul Steckel, under the direction of Miss Evelyn Naylor, put in many long hours of rehearsal perfecting their orations. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE CLASSROOM Gee class is so interesting! UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Miss Barret and Joe Ferone No Joe! I can’t see you tonight at your house ALONE!! 134 “A SUMMER PLACE” The 1970 Junior Prom Court, consisting of (clockwise from left-top corner): Brenda Snyder and Michael Trainer; Susan Williams and Dale Baer; Judy Gable and Donald Rubright; Brenda Betzler and Jeff Smith; Celeste Babyak and Stephen Turoscy; Connie Lentz and Rodney Lobach; Sandy Diehl and Kim Kistler; Suzanne Balliet and Romaine Ross; Velyn Morris and William Fistcr; Susan Lehman and Andrew Pataki; and, finally, our flowering queen of “A Summer Place”, Juanita Hahn, escorted by Robert Jones. “Double your pleasure, double your fun, Steve.” We viewed the Jefferson Memorial across the Basin. SENIORS LEAVE SHS rv FOR CLASS 136 We viewed the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington. EXCURSION 137 Two of our Class Clowns cavort in front of the Washington Monument. FUTURE PRESIDENTS AND FIRST LADIES 139 ■Bins Mike Trainer Basketball OUTSTANDING SPORT PERFORMERS Donald Rubright—Football Allen Foulk—Wrestling 140 OUR COMPETENT REFRESHMENT STAND WORKERS Front Row: Judy Messinger, Pinky Koch, Mary Greene, Mary Kern, Susan Livengood, Cindy Dengler, Debbie Silfies, Debbie Lorah, and Mary Cunfer. Second Row: Marilyn Marlatt, Linda Jones, Ann Remaly, Donald Miller, Bruce Martin, Brenda Betzler, Sharlene Boyd, Sandy Diehl, Brenda Snyder, and Barbara Williams. Third Row: Irvin Distler, Janice Handwerk, Marlene Boyd, Maria Bandzi, Rosalie Jones, Connie Lentz, Velyn Morris, Denny Rauch, Suzanne Balliet, and Deb Moyer. Back Row: Kim Kistler, Robert Semmel, James Patterson, Jeff Smith, Rick Valagene, Terry Deibert, Wayne Wallace, Dennis Goodhile, Dennis Daubenspeck, and Brian Geiger. Our ambitious endeavoring Senior Refreshment-Stand Workers braved all types of weather to perform their re- quired duty of serving the public. Their hard work and en- durance paid off. We attained a goal of breaking the school’s record of sales. THE FINAL CURTAIN CALL The class solemnly absorbs the wise words of Dr. Hagen Staak. Out commencement speaker. Dr. Hagen Staak 142 “Be innocent of the knowledge, dearest Jeff! The chorus featured “The Halls of Ivy” as its selection at commencement. OUR LAST APPEARANCE We look forward to gradua- tion with great anticipation as an end to an important part of our lives. As we listen to our valedictorians, Deborah Lorah and Patricia Gellis, and our guest speaker, Dr. Hagen Staak, we realize “We’ve only just be- gun.” 143 “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” “TASSEL HASSLE!” i k 145 TEARS—CHEERS, PIE—SURPRISE “’TIL WE MEET AGAIN” 147 ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of STANWOOD MILLS, INCORPORATED Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080 Telephone 767-3881 KISTLER’S NEWS AGENCY 215 East Church Street _ , 4.00 Newspapers—Magazines—Stationery VjOrQOn T. KUntZ SonS Paper-Back Books -----------------------------------------Wholesale MARTY’S SPORT AND TOY SHOP 626 Main Street Slatington, Penna. 18080 ALLEN E. MORGAN—FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1002 Main Street Slatington, Pa. Compliments of CAROLYN MARTIN’S BEAUTY SHOP 670 Main Street Slatington, Pa. ART’S RESTAURANT 670 Main Street Slatington, Penna. Phone—767-4168 623-625 Main Street Slatington, Penna. 18080 CHARLES J. UTT Insurance and Service Slatington, Pennsylvania CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 506 MAIN STREET SLATINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA “COURTEOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE’ Slatington National Bank and Trust Company ESTABLISHED 1875 A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER FDIC Kern Cleaners UPTOWN MARKET 911 Main Street Slatington, Penna. Member of National Institute of Dry Cleaning Free Pick-up and Delivery Storage—Garments Refinished Phone: 767-6362 Professional Dry Cleaning and Tailoring—Moth Proofing and Water Repellancy Same Day—Quality Service WILLIAM A. STECKEL Attorney-at-Law MACK JEWELERS The Northern Lehigh PTSA 642 Main Street Slatington, Pa. K’s LUNCHEONETTE 673 Main Street Slatington, Pa. Phone: 767-4938 Compliments of GUY’S HARDWARE RAYMOND W. DeFRAIN Electrical Contractor Slatington, Pa. 18080 NEFF HOUSE HOTEL 1700 Main Street Slatington, Pa. Alcoholic Beverages—Rooms Peg Dale Eckhart Compliments of GOLDEN SUN POTATO CHIP COMPANY Slatington, Pennsylvania HENRY A. GALIO Beverage Distributor HALLMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 230 Main Street Slatington, Penna. 18080 KRAUSE'S LUNCH 118 Main Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 Dial: 767-4969 Compliments of THE BITTNER HOUSE HOTEL 101 Main Street Slatington, Pennsylvania Fine Food, Spirits, and Lodging 153 The beginning of a new era. July, 1959 The Slatington Senior High Maple Spring Acres Primrose Heights Richard W. and Velma Morris Richard J. and Colleen Morris OSCAR VAN NORMAN Beverage Distributor Drive-In Service 234 Main Street Slatington, Pennsylvania 767-3027 KRAUSE’S HOTEL “Excellent” food “Quiet” atmosphere 4 North Walnut Street Slatington, Penna. 18080 For all your Bicycle Needs, see Cliff at: SLATINGTON BICYCLE CENTER (rear) 225 Main Street Phone 767-4198 Clifford Messinger, Prop. New and Used Bicycles—Tricycles Parts—Accessories BALLET’S ARCO STATION Main and Walnut Streets Slatington, Penna. 18080 E. H. HUNSICKER and SONS Inspection and Repairs GAS—OIL—TIRES 11 N. Walnut Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 Phone 767-2130 Phone 767-3182 HOFMANN AUTO CENTER New and Used Cars Complete Servicing Repairs Electronic Motor Tune-up Front-End Alignment—Heavy-Duty Towing 20-26 Main Street, Slatington, Pa. FUNDRAISING Phone (717) 457-2340 ARTCRAFT STUDIO Compliments of Greeting Cards—Gift Wraps—Stationery Candy Novelties—Candles, etc. Louis Rosati 128 Drakes Lane Representative Old Forge, Pa. Allen O. Delke Post No. 16 American Legion Slatington, Pennsylvania 156 Compliments of BETHLEHEM BUSINESS SCHOOL, INC. 523 Second Avenue Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018 BECHTEL’S PHARMACY 302 Main Street Slatington, Pennsylvania Telephone 767-4121 Pills—Prescriptions and Other Needs Free Delivery HARRY E. ORKIN, INC. Iron and Steel Warehouse Quarry and Mill Supplies 375 Cherry Street Slatington, Penna. SHINI-BRIT CO. Floor Care Products Service 344 Main Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 ELSIE'S SELF-SERVICE FOOD MARKET Margaret Livengood, Prop. 522 E. Church St. Phone 767-2003 O. PEISCHLER CO. 1109 Main St. Emerald, Penna. 18048 A. F. BOYER HARDWARE Slatington, Pennsylvania RICHARD S. THOMAS Insurance (Notary Public) Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080 157 THE CLASS OF 71 SAYS “Please support our advertisers. They support us!” LENTZ’S GARAGE Route No. 1, Slatington Phone 767-3921 TETER'S PHARMACY Earl L. Siegfried, Reg. Pharmacist 326 Delaware Ave., Palmerton, Pa. Phone 826-2452 To Feel Better—Eat Better Eat Often at BERT'S STEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT 416 Delaware Ave. 826-9921 Palmerton, Penna. GOGEL’S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. Lawrence A. Gogel, Pres. 119 Main Street Walnutport, Pa. ROGER'S AUTO PARTS North Walnut Street Slatington, Pa. Phone 767-3895 WILLARD BEERS COAL AND FUEL OIL ENDY'S SHADY NOOK Phone 767-2243 Route No. 1 Walnutport, Penna. 18088 Slatington, Pa. PENN KEYSTONE KNITTING MILLS, INC. R. J. HARWI SON. FLORIST 326-328 Washington Street R.F.D. No. 1 Walnutport, Pa. 18088 767-2041 Slatington, Penna. 18080 Compliments of PAULA. B. KELCHNER AMERICAN NICKELOID Sales—FORD—Service Main St., Neffs, Pa. 18065 Walnutport, Pa. Compliments of WELSH'S INN PAUL P. YESIK 751 Main Street Slatington, Pa. Coal—Fuel Oil HARTLINE BROTHERS GOOD LUCK WISHES, CLASS OF '70 Grocery Store 767-2962 i58 from SHS FACULTY Slatedale, Penna. Compliments of A BUSINESS FRIEND —who wants his name withheld. 159 LAKATAS PHOTO LABS “Where there’s always something developing!” R.D. 1, Box 45D, Slatington, Pa. 18080 Phone (215) 767-3130 LEHIGH VALLEY’S FINEST CUSTOM LAB Film Processing—Photography—Photo Supplies Kodak Film and Cameras—Polaroid Film and Cameras—Sylvania Flashlamps—DeLuxe Photofinishing Service SLATE BOWL The Best in Bowling FRITZINGER COMPANY BAKERS OF HI-QUALITY Bread and Cakes Reservation and League Bowling Indoor Archery 160 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1971 KEYSTONE LAMP MFG. CORP. FEATURES FULL-TIME, PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT EVER-EXPANDING COMPANY LARGE VARIETY OF JOBS NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY EXCELLENT BENEFITS KEYSTONE LAMP MFG. CORP. 767-3821 161 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER BECKER MOBILE HOMES R.D. No. 1 Walnutport, Pennsylvania Phone 767-5248 CARTWRIGHT GARAGE William P. Cartwright, Prop. Phone 767-2233 HERMAN’S RESTAURANT When you need to eat, Herman’s is hard to beat! Seafood—Steaks—Cocktai Is Motor Tuning Radiator Service Welding 310 Oak Street Walnutport, Pa. 18088 SHEA’S HARDWARE, INC. Hardware—Paints Floor Coverings 266 Delaware Ave. Palmerton, Penna. 18071 Route 2 Phone Slatington, Pa. 767-6401 America’s Leading Brands for Men and Boys GEORGE M. HARDING FUNERAL HOME Slatington, Penna. 18080 Arrow Shirts and Sportswear Munsingwear Underwear Botany Slacks and Neckwear Swank Jewelry Champ Hats Van Heusen Shirts and Sportswear Farah Slacks Hickok Belts Interwoven Socks Levi Slacks McGregor Sportswear S S GREEN STAMPS We rent formals for weddings and social events RICHARD’S - M 5 L L c ° rur Jv'€T :r: - Men’s and Boys’ Wear 643 Main Street Slatington, Penna. 767-8331 IlSOi Bt Brr- I - MUbLLhH CHEVROLET, INC. Plain” we talk, and Fancy” deals we give! Congratulations, Class of ’71 NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY North Walnut Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 “On the Bridge” Slatington, Pa. 18080 Social and Commercial Printing 163 Miss Carol Ann Adams An Alumnus Mr. Earl W. Andrews Mrs. June Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews Angel Mr. and Mrs. John Antonition Mr. and Mrs. John Babyak Miss Teresa Babyak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Babyak Mr. and Mrs. Johann Sebastian Bach Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balliet Master Christopher D. Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Balliet Miss Suzanne Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bandzi Ed Gloria Baranski, G.M.C. Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Barney Miss Jacqueline R. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Van Beethoven Mr. and Mrs. Scott Benner Mr. Richard Bentz Suzie Best and Bryon Kern Mr. and Mrs. Robert Betzenberger Mrs. Bernard Betzler Miss Brenda Betzler Big Brother Bruce Big Brother Dale Big Brother Dennis Big Brother Joe Big Brother Rick Bryan, Dwight, Tim and Nancy Billig Mr. and Mrs. George Billig 144 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Bird PATRONS Mr. Gary L. Blose Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Blose Mr. Lonnie P. Blose Mr. Norman E. Blose Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Blose Miss Lucille Boger Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Boger Boger's Market Mr. and Mrs. James Borbacs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Borger Irene H. Bossard, Beauty Salon Mrs. Helen Boyd Miss Nettie B. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Brahms William and Helen Bray Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bretz Mr. Karl Bretz Mr. and Mrs. Keith Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Canning Mrs. Edna Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chandler and Son Denis Chandler and Florence Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler Miss Jodi Ann Chandler Mr. Jon Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chandler Miss Mary Catherine Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christman Cindy and Bobby Mr. David Clemmer Mr. Jeff Coffin Mrs. Sarah Coffin Connie and Ronnie Miss Jane Correll Minerva Costenbader Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Craig Miss Cherie Cressman Mrs. Mayme Crowers Arvillia E. Cunfer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daubenspeck Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daubenspeck Miss Cindy Davies Mr. Donald G. Davies Mrs. Elinor Davies Deb, Sandy, Lonnie Doris, Gloria Mfg. Mr. Allen E. Deibert Mrs. Marie Deibert Mr. George R. Diehl Lonnie Deiter and Karla Muthard Mr. and Mrs. Clark Delong Mr. and Mrs. Elwood DeLong, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeLong Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dengler Denny and Janet Denny and Sue Mr. and Mrs. George R. Diehl Miss Sandra K. Diehl Mrs. Susan Eckhart Dieter ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dillinger Miss Bonnie L. Distler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Distler Mr. and Mrs. Henry Distler Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Distler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Clark C. Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eckhart Mr. Donald Eckhart '64 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Milton Greene Miss Rosalie Jones Mr. Rick Eckhart Mr. Arlington Greenzweig Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Sr. Miss Sheila Eckhart Mrs. Marion V. Greenzweig Joy-Don Inc., Akron, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. G. Ehni Mr. Robert Grosch Mrs. Abby James Kane Mr. and Mrs. Earl Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gusick Karen and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Everitt Miss Linda M. Haldaman Keith Mr. James Everitt Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hamm Son Miss Bernice A. Kern Miss Mary Ann Everitt Mr. and Mrs. Georg Frideric Handel Mrs. Francis T. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Byron Farber Hank Mrs. Herbert Kern Mr. Robert Fink Miss Debbie Hankee Mr. Jeffrey S. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Fink Guy’s Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 0. Kern Miss Marsha K. Focht Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hargraves Mr. Lewis E. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frable Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Frano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwi Mrs. Minnie C. Kern A Friend Miss Margie Heckman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kern A. Friend Mr. Gary Heffelfinger Miss Terrilyn Kern Mrs. Lillian Fritzinger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heins Mrs. Ruth Kibler Mr. and Mrs. Gary John Fronheiser Mrs. Marjorie Herman Mr. Marvin L. Kester Mr. Chester E. Gable Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kichline Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gable Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hluschak Miss Karen Kistler Mrs. Patricia Gable Mrs. Robert Hontz Mr. Kim Kistler Mr. Paul Gable Mr. and Mrs. William Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kistler Gail and Don Mr. and Mrs. Fred House Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Kistler Miss Veronica Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Richard House Family Miss Brenda Klase Mr. and Mrs. Garry Gaukler Mr. and Mrs. Robert House Family Miss Eileen Klase Mr. Randy Lee Geist Mr. and Mrs. Ronald House Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klase Mrs. Agnes C. Gellis Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Houser Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. C. Kleintop Mr. Frank G. Gellis Mr. Charles Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kreitz Miss Patricia J. Gellis Jeff and Sheila Miss Gretchen R. Kreitz Mr. and Mrs. Floyd German, Jr. Jerky Miss Jane Ellen Kreitz Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glass Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Konek The Goodhile Family Miss Linda Jones Mr. Bill Kratzer “Grace” Miss Marianne Jones Mr. Jim Kratzer Minnie Grammes Miss Megan Jones Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kratzer Miss Mary L. Greene Mrs. Rollin C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kreidler 165 Miss Patricia Kropf Mr. Charles S. Kuntz Miss L. Jean Kuntz Miss Robyn Kuntz Laurie and Chris Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leiby Miss Constance E. Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Dewey C. Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lilly Sandra Lloyd Miss Linda Loch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mack Steven Mr. Jim Marcucci “Mario” Mr. and Mrs. Dean Markell Carolyn Martin’s Beauty Shop Mr. Lee R. Martin Darla Masonheimer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McNertney MECKES Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Meinhart Mr. Kermit L. Meinhart Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mengel Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mikylychak Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Miller Miss Bettylou Miller Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller Family Mr. Dean S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Elias Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Miller l66 Irene Miller PATRONS Mrs. J. I. Miller Mr. Lynwood Miller Miss Sara Ellen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Minnich Moondoggie Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Morris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Mosteller Mr. Charles J. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mullen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mum III Mrs. Nita Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Larry Muthard Mrs. Marian Muthard Family Neff Twins Miss Judy Neff Mrs. Ann Jane Neustadter Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Neustadter Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Neustadter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nierer Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Owens Miss Chris Marie Palanica Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pataki Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Patterson, Jr. Miss Lynn Patterson Haines....Patton Mrs. Claude Paules Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Paules Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Peischler Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Peters Mrs. Lewis Peters Mr. and Mrs. George Pfrom Mr. Edw. “Buster’’ Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Edward Philips Mr. and Mrs. John Posegay Mr. Roy R. Redline Mr. and Mrs. Willard Redline Reinert’s Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Reitz Mrs. Delores Reitz Mr. Dennis Reitz Mr. Jeffrey Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reitz Miss Patricia Reitz Mr. Ronald G. Reitz Miss Ann Remaley Miss Barbara Remaley Miss Betty Remaley Mr. Jack Remaley Mr. Thomas Remaley Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reph Mrs. Felma Rex Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rex Family Jane Rex Miss Lisa Marie Rissmiller Miss Linda Roberts Mrs. Olive Roberts Miss Swanee Roberts Truck” Roberts Mr. Paul R. Rodenbach Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roderick Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roeder Miss Pat Romig Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Romig Ronnie and Connie Cheryl Ann and George Roth Mr. and Mrs. Martin Roth Family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth Stevie Roth Mrs. Ilerda Sauerwine Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Scarselletti Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schaeffer Mrs. Gertrude Scheffler Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Scheffler Jean Scheffler Mr. Robert D. Scheffler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scheffler. Sr. Miss Dolores Schoch Miss Betty Schuler Scott and Wendy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sechler Mr. and Mrs. Russel Seidel Miss Judy Sell Miss Barbara Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Francis Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Herman Semmel Miss Janice Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Abrrose J. Serfass Miss Kitty Serfass Mr. and Mrs. Randall Serfass Mr. Thomas Sheehan James Scott and Sandra Shuck Bonita Schuck Miss Carol Shuck Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shuck Mr. C. Siarkowski Mr. and Mrs. William Siegmund Miss Debbie Silfies Mr. and Mrs. Herman Silfies PATRONS Mr. Herman Silfies, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smale Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith Mr. Ernest C. Smith Leslie Smith Mrs. Nancy L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Smith Mr. Stacy Smith Mr. Clarence G. Snyder Mrs. Diehl Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Snyder Mr. Herman P. Snyder Miss Karen Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Kermit J. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Snyder Mr. Charles Spadt Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Stahley Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stankovic Son Mrs. Harry Steckel Miss Rachel M. Steckel Mr. and Mrs. William Steckel Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. H. Sterner Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Stettler Steve and JoAnn Steve and Karen Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Strohl Miss Martha Terhune Dr. Marvin R. Thomas Mr. Richard S. Thomas Tim and Dawn Trudy Mr. Steve Turoscy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Turoscy Mr. Paul Uhnak Veronica and Dominick Walnutport Auto Center Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walters Miss Lillian Walters Mr. and Mrs. William Walters Jocelyn Wanamaker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wassum Miss Carol Weaver Miss Linda Sue Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Willard O. Weaver Mr. Fred Wehr Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Weinsheimer. Jr. Miss Shelly Ann Weinsheimer Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Werley Mr. and Mrs. Emory Werley Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Werley Mr. Burnell Wertman. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wertman. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wieand Miss Muriel L. Williams Mr. Ralph Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Yehl Mrs. Mary D. Yenser Dr. and Mrs. Milton Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Zellner 167 GRATEFUL APPRECIATION TO Mr. Andrew Santora and Mr. John Alexander of Hess’s— For excellent yearbook pictures Mr. John Cranley and the Intercollegiate Press—For their useful help, ideas, and good service. Hess’s—For advertising space not used. Miss Sara Ellen Miller—For her long hours of help and guidance. Mr. Bruce Smith and the Photo Club—For their patience and wonderful photographic work. William Lakatas—For his undivided attention in photographic work. The Editor-In-Chief and his Staff—For a job well done and a well- assembled yearbook. SHS Administration and Faculty—For all their patience, help, and advice. The Advertisers and Patrons—For their interest and helpful funds. 168