Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

4 1 Slatington, Penna REFLECTIONS 1972 SLATINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MR. RODNEY O. MUMMEY There are no words which could possibly express our deep thanks for a job well done as class advisor, teacher, and friend; therefore, we dedicate REFLECTIONS 72 to Mr. Rodney O. Mummey. Not only has Mr. Mummey spent endless hours help- ing the class of 1972, but he has contributed much to school and community activities. His outgoing personality, “crazy” sense of humor, and ceaseless energy all combine to form a successful teacher, coach, and community leader. For all his patience, kindness, and understanding, we of the senior class, say ‘Thank You” and sincerely wish Mr. Mummey every hap- piness in the future. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FRESHMEN Page 14 SOPHOMORES Page 24 ACTIVITIES Page 46 SPORTS Page 64 CLUBS Page 84 SENIORS Page 96 ADVERTISING Page 156 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Although students are given many tedious homework as- signments, they must admit that the members of the SHS faculty are on the ball! OUR EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION HERMAN P. SNYDER Superintendent of Schools NORMAN P. BLOSE Interim Assistant Principal GORDON L. KEMP Principal-Slatington Junior-Senior High School MURIEL L. WILLIAMS Secretary-Business Manager 5 THE MANAGEMENT Mr. Oliver Rauch-President Mr. Donald Trainer-Vice President Mr. Stanley George—Treasurer Mr. Robert Paules Mr. George Harding Mr. Claude Hensinger Mr. Charles Horner Miss Muriel Williams THOSE PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE OFFICE Mrs. Betty Parry Slatington High School Secretary Office Staff: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marge Owens, Receptionist-Operator; Mrs. Marie Deibert, Tax Secretary—Registrar; Mrs. Violet Jones School Nurse Mrs. Ellen Dietrich, Bookkeeper;Mr. Chester Gable, Financial Secretary. WE’VE LOST CONTROL OF OUR FACULTY (S) Miss Rita Williams—English Miss Sara Miller-German, Latin Mrs. Edith Roeder-English Mr. David Clemmer-Shorthand, Office Practice, Graphic Arts. Mr. William Horvath-Bookkeeping COMPLIMENTS OF ANCHOR HOTEL Mr. Richard Smith Driver Training Mr. Fred Snyder U.S. History Mr. Dick Jones English Mr. George Yaniger Biology Mr. Richard Snell Civics Mrs. Doris Smith Math Mr. Rodney Mummey Math and Psychology COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTHERN LEHIGH JAYCEES 9 Mr. Ronald Borger—Chemistry, Conservation, Advanced Biology. Miss Dixie Driscoll—Home Economics Mr. Marvin Miller History, Math Mr. Francis Carazo English Mrs. Bernice Hicks German, French 10 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINDMILL 608 Main Street 767-4952 Mr. Richard Bentz-History, English Miss Theresa Jacobs—Physical Education, Health Miss Carol Adams-Typing Mr. Glenn Rissmiller-Junior Business Training, Law Mr. Bruce Smith-Physics, Ecology Miss Linda Haldaman-Librarian COMPLIMENTS OF PALMERTON COCA-COLA COMPANY it Mr. Walter Blose-Problems of Democracy Mr. Charles Canning—Guidance Counselor Mr. Robert Mack—Mathematics Mr. James Waite—Physical Education, Health Mr. Donald Jones—Art Mr. Frank Trettel—Industrial Arts 12 COMPLIMENTS OF TETER’S PHARMACY, Palmerton VALUABLE PERSONNEL Harrison Solt, Ralph Jones, Earl Williams, and Christy Haydt maintain and make Mrs. Gladys Williams is one of the smil- repairs on our school grounds. ing faces that helps to keep our school clean. Mrs. Lorraine Roth, Mrs. Kathy Peters, Mrs. Verna Zellner, Mrs. Ethel Beers, Mrs. Nancy Snyder keep those hungry S.H.S. students content, despite constant teasing. Mrs. Ruth Roberts is known by all the students as “the crazy cook at the cash regis- ter.” Mr. Vincent Blose, a capable asset to the janitorial staff, keeps a close watch over SHS after school hours. Arthur Merkle, Gordon Snyder, Richard Reeser, Allen Knappenberger, Jack Foll- weiller, Charles Rettew, Mrs. Rettew, Frank Berlin, Joseph Rauch represent the “bus”tling drivers at SHS. Mr. Paul Horner serves as cafeteria co- ordinator of Northern Lehigh School District. Compliments of SLATINGTON LODGE NO. 1375 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 13 CLASS OF 1975 Class Advisers-Miss Dixie Driscoll, Mr. Robert Mack, Kim Handwerk—Treasurer, Maria Barney—Secretary, Robert Ed- wards-Vice President, Cheryl Roth—President, Connie Wil- liams—Historian. Jeff Andreas Louannc Andrews Robert Andrews Patricia Anthony Peter Anthony Joseph Babyak Linda Bachman Cathy Baer Albert Barney Maria Barney William Bauer Marlene Beck Karen Beers Patti Behler Ted Beltz Chris Berger Bryan Biege Keith Blose Alden Bower Pat Brogan Sharon Brown Lamont Buskuh Thomas Buss 15 Edward Christman Lorelei Correll Cherie Cressman Linda Cressman Ruthann Davies David Deibert Barry DeLong Deborah Dengler Suzanne Derr Joseph DeSousa Georgianne Diehl Laura Dorward Paul Dorward Randy Easterday Cindy Eck Kathryn Eck Nancy Edelman Robert Edwards Liz Endy Terry Eschbach Bruce Evans Dennis Evert Betsy Fields David Fister Pat Frano Donald Frantz COMPLIMENTS OF J’S SUBMARINES, 289 Delaware Ave., Palmerton 826-3730 Ricky Frantz Lisa Freeh Rita Fritzinger Karen German Keith German Sharon German Cynthia Green William Green Greg Greenzweig Karen Greiss Mark Griffith Richard Grosch Kim Gruber Kim Handwerk William Hargreaves Lucinda Hartzell James Harwi Brian Haupt Wanda Heckman Ricky Heiney Jody Henritzy Susan Herman Dorson Hess Allen Hewitt Stephen Hluschak Jack Huddleston James Hughes Wendy Hummel Bonnie Hunsicker Mike Hunsicker Franklin Hunsicker Robert Jones Susan Jones Darryl Keiscr Terry Reiser Warren Kclchner Dwayne Rem Michele Rem Sherry Rern Reith Ribler Carolyn Rlase Lynne Rlingborg Rhonda Rlotz Raren Roran Toni Rralik Ginger Rropf Donald Runtz Gary Runtz Rathleen Runtz is COMPLIMENTS OF TIMES NEWS-RECORD COURIER Karen Kurtz Donald Lauchnor Ardith Lengel Dennis Leslie Wanda Lewis Michael Marcucci Debra Marlatt Richard Marlatt Annette Marsh Carey Matthews Mark Meinhart Jed Merkel Linda Merkel Priscilla Mcssingcr Eric Miller Jeff Miller Veronica Miller Matthew Moditch Stanley Montrom Patricia Neff Dorothea Newman Michelle Newman COMPLIMENTS OF HARTLINE’S GROCERY STORE 19 Kathy Oates Richard Oertner Marvin Olewine Clarke Paine Rose Papay James Pavelco Donald Polakovics Loretta Prutzman Bianca Rauch Dwayne Redlinc Kevin Redline Jeff Rehrig Boncta Reitz Denise Reitz Patricia Reitz Barbara Rcmalcy Durrell Remaley Keith Remaley David Rex Barbara Roberts Debra Roberts Cheryl Roth Barbara Rowlands 20 John Ruch Penny Ruch Clay Sauerwinc Mary Alice Schaeffer Brian Scheetz Carl Schleicher Paul Schmidt Susan Schneck Tami Schneck Debra Schoch Monica Scott Janet Sensinger Ambrose Serfass Bonita Shuck Randall Sigley Susan Silfies Sharon Sipos Cynthia Smith Stephen Sodl Marilyn Solderitz Craig Trapp Janet Trine Marianne Vegh JONES FOOTWEAR STORE Sandals, Sneakers, Shoes, Rubbers, Boots, Work Clothing, etc. 660 Main St. Phone 767-4225 Slatington, Pa. 21 Jacqueline Wallace Linda Wanamaker William Wentz Karen Zellner Judy Walters Debra Wassum Kathy White Larry Williams Nancy Zellner William Walters Daniel Weinman Catherine Wieand Thomas Williams Raymond Ziegenfus Numerous freshmen supported their class dance. Compliments of ENDY’S SHADY NOOK, Route 1, Slatington, Pa. PATRICK’S PARTY The Class of 1975 highlight- ed its first dance with a “pot of gold.” CLASS OF 1974 Class Advisers-Miss Carol Adams, Mr. Richard Bentz Michael Galio—President (standing), Cindy Harwi-Histori- an, Kim Peters—Treasurer, Cindy Davies—Secretary, Todd Freed—Vice President. Edward Abraham Cindy Andrews Deborah Andrews Richard Antonition Thomas Babyak Dawn Bisko Anna Blose Ricky Blose Terry Blose Lois Bobcrg Richard Bowman Diane Brazes Kathryn Burckhart Debra Caton Denise Caton Donna Christman Cynthia Davies Carol DeFrain Patricia Deibert Karen DeLong Mary Derr Edna Distler Laura Dorney Sheila Doward COMPLIMENTS OF REITZ’S DAIRY MART 25 Donald Eck Michael Galio William Eckhart Janice German Todd Freed Dawn Gogel Brian Fritz Diane Goodhile Ricky Fritzinger Dennis Green Forrest Easterday Sharon Fronheiser Lynn Haefele Jeanie Harris Cynthia Harwi Kathy Hinkle Sally Fritzinger Gail Haas Janice Harwi Terry Hausman Barbara Hewitt David Hewitt 26 Frank Hock James Horvath Edward Hoyle Jan Hughes Sheila Hughes Ann Marie Jones Richard Kern Rickey Kistler Steve Kochmaruk Paul Konek David Krause Dennis Krause Evelyn Kroboth Roberta Krysiuk David Kunkle Sheila Kunkle Robyn Kuntz Richard Leiby RICHARD'S MEN’S SHOP, Slatington, Pa. 27 Edward Lint Larry Loch Kenny Luers Robert Lynn Ricky McFarland Bruce Mack Joseph Manner Richard Mantz Cynthia Marlatt Kim Marlatt Anthony Marlow Jay Merkel Carlton Miller Ted Minnich Deborah Moyer Sharon Moyer Nina Musselman Keith Neff Michael Ncwhard Debra Nierer 28 Margaret O’Malley John Overdorf David Overholt Cheryl Paine James Paulcs Kim Peters COMPLIMENTS OF CANDY’S FASHIONS 29 Susan Scherer Cherie Schoener Glenn Schoener Betty Schuler Linda Serfass Mark Sestok Joseph Shimko Douglas Shiner Bonita Shoemaker Greg Shuey Jane Shuey Carol Shupp Bonnie Smale Sylvia Smale Stacy Smith Cathy Sneidman Loric Snyder Peter Snyder 30 ALLEN E. MORGAN FUNERAL HOME Carl Strohl Rosemarie Strohl Jeffrey Szoke Susan Trainer Paul Wanamakcr Susan Wanamakcr Tina Wassum Holly Weiss Kim Werley Carol Wertman Judy Wertman Jeff Wieand Brian Williams Frances Williams Karen Williams Katherine Wise Thomas Young The sophomores help sup- port many functions of our school by attending numer- our dances, encouraging our team, and just hanging around with their warm and cheerful smiles. 31 VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE The Class of 1974 sponsored the annu- al Valentine’s Day Dance featuring music by the Young Ideas. Enthusias- tic labors on decorations and refresh- ments helped in making the dance a huge success for the sophomores. 32 Compliments of THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. Compliments of O. PE1SCHLER COMPANY 33 CLASS OF 1973 Class Advisers—Mrs. Bernice Hicks, Mr. Bruce Smith, Scott Smith—President (standing),Trudy Price—Vice President, Brian Kutney-Historian, Kathy Kemmerer—Treasurer, Col- leen Gower—Secretary. Carol Ahncr Jane Andrews Kathleen Andrews Anna Arndt Shirley Auman Susan Ayer Debra Baer Michael Barney Sara Bechtel Bradford Beers Randy Berger Sandy Berger Randy Biege Randy Bisko Stepehn Bobal Jennifer Bolton Timothy Bower David Bowman Janice Bowman Deborah Boyuka Karl Bretz 35 Gail Dorward Jeffrey Dorward Leonard Easterday Ray Ferber George Fetchko Connie Fields Debby Fisher Eddy Fisher Robert Flores Diane Follweiler Jack Follweiler Beverly Frable Richard Brogan Pat Bryfogle David Buhay Charles Buss Denise Christman Susan Daubert James DcLong Diane Dengler Donald Dengler Michele Deppe Diane DeSousa 36 Gary Fritz Dennis Gable Patricia German Colleen Gower Wanda Grammes Sharon Green Gail Gruber Kevin Gruber Ricky Gruber William Haines Keith Handwerk George Hargreaves Nancy Hausman Barry Heiney Alice Hinkle Linda Hittner Kathleen Hough Ellen Hughes Micheal Hughes Robert Hughes Carol Humanick 37 Tim Jones Wayne Kclchner Kathy Kemmerer George Kern Keith Kester Kathryn Kibler Keith Kibler Brian Kistler Polly Koran Scott Koury Karen Kralik Carol Kroboth Connie Krum Bruce Kuntz Cindy Kurtz Brian Kutney Mary Lancsak Richard Lauchnor Bruce Leslie Dianne Licnhard Terry Lorah Deborah Lynn Donna Mack Nancy Mack 38 Chris Marino James Maurer Brad Meinhart Dennis Meinhart Susan Jayne Reitz Kathy Rettew Jon Rinker Kathy Roderick Lynn Patterson Michael Pccukonis Larry Peters Herbert Pfeiffer Trudy Price Burlene Pugh 39 Molly Roland Nancy Roth Leoma Rothrock Janice Rowlands Sheila Ruch Brent Scherer Dale Schleicher Dennis Schneck Susan Schock Lynn Scott Judith Sell Bruce Sensinger Sally Sensinger Deborah Shuey Herman Silfies M. Karl Smith Robert Smith Scott Smith 40 Debra Snyder Floyd Snyder Nancy Snyder William Snyder Debra Sommer Eileen Stettler Keith Symons LeeVogel Donna Voorhees Jane Wanamaker Mary Wanamaker Susan Wanamaker Lynne Warfel Nancy Welsh Terry Wertman Gary White Diane Yenser Linda Yenser James Yezik Dennis Zellner 41 JUNIOR DECLAMATION A variety of speeches characterized the Junior Declamation Contest: Patricia German, “The Society Editor An- nounces the Football Game”; Donna Mack, “Mamma Spanks Me”; George Fetchko, “The Motorsickle Gang”; M. Karl Smith, “Diary of a Madman”; Lynne Warfel, “Purple and Orange and Blue”; Chris Marino, “Home Burial”; Nancy Snyder, “Trimming Her Hus- band”. Lynne Warfel and M. Karl Smith won top honors in this annual oratorical contest. 42 Compliments of GIFT SHOP-ELAINE H. NEWHART-PHOTOGRAPHER Trudy Price, Kathy Kemmerer, and Shirley Auman, three well- known juniors, roam the halls while attending one of the school dances. 43 JUNIORS PRESENT “Reflections of My Life” 1972 Junior Prom Queen and her court pose amidst the beautiful array of color. Colleen Gower, escorted by Brian Kistler, reigned as queen of “Reflections of My Life.” Pat German escorted by Bill Snyder Carol Humanick escorted by Barry Oswald 44 COMPLIMENTS OF LAKATAS PHOTO LABS. Kathy Kemmerer escorted by Steve Trainer Nancy Welsh escorted by Kevin Gruber Chris Marino escorted by Rick Brogan Michael Miller and Tammy Auman were Cindy Kurtz escorted by Herb Pfeiffer crown-bearer and flower-girl. Trudy Price escorted by Bruce Kuntz Janice Rowlands escorted by Bob Hughes 45 ACTIVITIES Offered a variety of extracurricular activities, the students of SHS enjoy representing our school in parades, at games, and in special musical presen- tations. ASSEMBLIES Members of Free Fare fascinated students with their music and com- edy during an assembly and evening concert. During both performances. Free Fare played many popular songs which captured an enthusiastic audience at SHS. Varsity cheerleaders arouse the student body for the upcoming foot- ball game with Northwestern. Debbie Nierer, Carol Houser, Dwayne Kern, Connie Fields, and Fern Koran were announced winners at the Thanksgiving pep rally for the most original costumes. Compliments of DALE O. FIELDS, TRAILER SALES 47 THE SENSATIONAL SOUNDS OF SHS Our Senior Music Makers 48 49 MAJORETTES: feOTTOM ROW: Margie Beltz, Kim Jones, Martha Kathy Roderick, Suzanne Rehrig, Carol Humanich, Cindy Harwi, Di- Terhune, Janet Kistler, Diane Wassum. TOP ROW: Sheila Kunkle, anc Brazes, Leoma Rothrock, Shirley Auman. Martha Terhune, captain of the major- ettes squad, energetically leads the ma- jorettes during one of their many half time performances. SHS MAJORETTES 50 SHS FLAG DAZE THE SHS COLORGUARDS: Karen Snyder, Sheila Ruch, Diane Denglcr, Susan Reitz, Jane Howey, Suzanne Kern-Captain, Susan Benninger, Linda Serfass, Kathy Rcttcw, Jane Andrews, Sally Sen- singer; Janet Roth, missing. Suzanne Kern, enthusiastic head color- guard, creates many eye-catching rou- tines for half time entertainment. 51 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Susan Anthony, ROW: Karen Kralik, Trudy Price, Nancy Welsh, Mary Pfeiffer. TOP Pat German, Linda Roberts, Chris Marino, Colleen Gower. SECOND ROW: Megan Jones, Debbie Papay, Polly Koran. 52 JV CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS: DOWN: Kim Handwork, Connie Williams, man, Robyn Kuntz, Bonita Shoemaker, Jan Hughes, Kim Kemmer- Debi Wassum, Ann Marie Jones, Ruthann Davies. UP: Cathy Sneid- er. Cathy Sneidman and Ann Marie Jones lead a talented junior varsity cheerleading squad to a successful year. 53 CHORUS CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. George Lesh, Director; Kathy Eck, Dorothea Newman, Linda Serfass, Deborah Andrews, Donna Christ- man, Carol Rupert, Sherry Kern, Debbie Ringler, Debbie Pccukonis, Sally Fritzinger, Jack Huddleston. SECOND ROW: Colleen Shoe- maker, Patricia Deibert, Lynne Klingborg, Marilyn Rohrbach, Deb- bie Lynn, Laura Dorney, Sue Derr, Tom Williams, Keith Symons, Ingegerd Gunvik. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Smale, Karen Stcigerwalt, Janice Bowman, Rhonda Klotz, Susan Reitz, Debbie Sommer, Rich- ard Grosch, Cathy Baer, Michael Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Denise Reitz, Janis Roth, Nancy Mack, Marie Hittner, Carolyn Klase, Jef- frey Miller, Cindy Eck, Stephen Sodl, Connie Fields. TOP ROW: Judy Miller, Debbie Roth, Kim Werley, Frances Williams, Kathy White, Susan Scherer, Lori Correll, Nancy Snyder, Susan Silfies, Annette Marsh, Karen Zellner, Barbara Remaley, Larry Williams, Jane Wanamaker. 54 CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Roberts, Mary Pfeiffer, Martha Tcrhunc, Cindy Schneck, Linda Schneck, Suzanne Rehrig, Nancy Edelman, John Miller, Cathy Wanamaker, Cathy Wieand. SECOND ROW: Kathy Roderick, Carol Kendig, Bianca Rauch, John Ruch, Anthony Patterson, Don Eck, Susie Schneck, Geoff Hughes. THIRD ROW: Glenn Schoener, Michele Kern, Jackie Barney, Lisa Freeh, Lynne Warfel, Hali Hluschak, Carey Matthews, Karen Snyder. TOP ROW: Janet Kistler, Diane Follweiler, Kathy Burckhart, Karen Greiss, Michelle Newman, Ardith Lengel, Priscilla Messinger, Cheryl Roth, Maria Barney, Ambrose Serfass. Slatington was host to the County Chorus Festival, which featur- ed 160 voices from eight schools of the Lehigh Valley. AT THE LEFT: Keith Symons, Lynne Warfel, Craig Paine, and Karen Snyder were chosen to attend the annual District Chorus. 55 STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Rissmiller takes time out to “hit” the bottle. Student Council leaders George Diehl, Debbie Papay, Jane Howey, and Karen Ger- man were initiated during a solemn candlelight service. 1971-1972 STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: Lynne Kling- borg, Kim Peters, Chris Marino, Donna Correll, Colleen Gower, Di- ane Brazes, James Harwi, Mike Peters. SECOND ROW: Carol Dc- Frain, Cindy Marlatt, Karen Snyder, Eileen Peters, Hali Hluschak, Sheila Ruch, Shirley Auman, Pat German, Jan Hughes, Jeff Williams. THIRD ROW: Joey Babyak, Michele Kern, Debbie Tartar, Priscilla Messinger, Cheryl Roth, Kim Handwerk, Megan Jones, Martha Ter- hune, Rose Papay; Secretary, Jane Howey; President, George Diehl; Vice President, Dcbby Papay; Nancy Welsh. TOP ROW: Leoma Rothrock, Robyn Kuntz, Brian Kutney, Maria Barney, M. Karl Smith, Dave Buhay. Missing: Treasurer Karen German. 56 INGEGERD GUNVIK Ingegerd Gunvik, a pleasant addition to the senior class, is this year’s Rotary Exchange Student. Coming from a small town in Sweden, Ingegerd finds Slatington quite similar to her home- town. Although busy with the Ex- change Program, Ingegerd finds time to participate in numerous activities around the school: chorus, Student Council, dramatics club, and debate. Among Ingegerd’s accomplishments, the introduction of International Weekend was one of her finest. Ex- change students from all over the Le- high Valley participated in festivities which included a banquet, a party, and a dance. Ingegerd’s bright smile and warm personality will never be forgot- ten, for she has made innumerable con- tributions to the school and commun- ity of Slatington, Pa. INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND 57 TALENT FASHION SHOW Emcee William Lakatas takes us back in time for a word from “Sugar Coated Nazis . Co-emcee Keith Semmcl portrays TV personality Tex Critter en- dorsing “Plasma House Records”. M. Karl Smith dazzles the audience with an- other of his incredible monologues. Dorthea Newman dances her way into the Pianist-singer Janet Kistlcr performs “The Days hearts of the TFS audience. of Wine and Roses . The hard rock sounds of “Good Friday rock the SHS auditorium. George Diehl and the “Two Tone Tumblers keep the Talent f ashion Show rolling. 58 The SHS Majorettes perform an original dance routine to “Good Time Living”. The grand finale of the Talent fashion Show opening night ECLIPSL. The immortal Keith Symons performs with his fellow guitarists in “Heads Will Roll”. “Uptight, Everything is All Right sets the tempo for the SHS Var- sity Cheerleaders. 59 SLATE STAFF SLATE STAFF: Nancy Snydcr-Typing Editor, Mr. Mummcy, Lakatas-Photography and Production Editor. Debbie Lynn-Co- Keith Sentinel Art Editor, Martha Terhune-Fashion Editor, Megan Editor, M. Karl Smith-Sports Editor, Nancy Mack-Co-Editor. Joncs-Fashion Editor, Judy Sell-Circulation Manager. William DEBATE TEAMS DEBATE TEAMS: SEATED, Left to Right: Hali Hluschak, Megan Coach; Pat Roland, Cathy Sneidman, Chris Marino, Rick Brogan, M. Jones, Ingcgcrd, Gunvik, John Paules, Linda Roberts, Debbie Papay, Karl Smith, Karen Williams, John Shirk, Martha Terhune, Colleen Keith Semmcl, Mary Pfeiffer. STANDING: Mrs. Edith Rocdcr, Shoemaker, Lynne Warfcl, Dawn Jordan. 60 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: SITTING: Janet Kistler, Karen Snyder, Linda Roberts. STANDING: Megan Jones, Colleen Shoemaker, Wayne Kern, Dawn Jordan, John Paules, Mr. Charles Canning, Adviser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: TOP ROW: Mr. Charles Canning (adviser), Pat German, Molly Roland, Suzanne Rehig, Chris Marino, Gary Papay,Craig Paine, Keith Semmel, Wayne Kern, John Paules, Scott Smith, Nancy Snyder, Nancy Mack, Deb- bie Lynn, Colleen Shoemaker. BOTTOM ROW: Megan Jones, Jack- ie Barney, Debbie Papay, Debbie Schmidt, Karen German, Bonnie Blose, Dawn Jordan, Karen Snyder, Janice Semmel, Cindy Schneck, Mary Pfeiffer, Eileen Peters, Karen Stcigerwalt, Renee Snyder, Lin- da Roberts. Missing: Janet Kistler, Roberta Newman, Robert Grosch. Compliments of CHARLES HUSACK COMPANY, R.D. 2, Slatington 61 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Maria Rainer, played by Megan Jones, arrived at the VonTrapp villa ready to undertake her duties as governess. Robert Grosch, who ran a “tight ship in the role of Captain Georg VonTrapp, disapproved of Maria’s instruction in music. Before fleeing to Switzerland, the Family VonTrapp sings “So Long, Farewell...” It seemed that Maria was not the only “clown” in the Abby, for Martha, Janet, and Karen also showed their lighthearted disposi- tions. x | ► Mrs. Edith Roeder, a versatile director, not only performed make- up duties but designed many of the costumes. Hali Hluschak, who played Frau Schmidt, proved as the capable housekeeper for the VonTrapp Family. 62 NATIONAL SCHOOL SLATE COMPANY One of the high points in the musical occurred when Debbie Lynn Warfel and Keith Semmel, again brilliant on stage, brought Lynn and Bill Snyder, portraying Liesl and Rolf, danced and the characters of Elsa Schrader and Max Detweiler to life, sang to “I am Sixteen, Going on Seventeen.” Steve Trainer portrayed Franz, the butler, and showed his musical talent in the finale. Showing his theatrical ability, William Laka- Captain VonTrapp, having been transform- tas was a great asset on and off the stage. ed, now takes part in musical activities. An excellent men’s chorus highlighted the finale. The nun’s chorus added a serene moment to the finale. BOB’S T.V. STEREO, Sales and Service “For the Finest in Home Entertainment” 63 SPORTS Adding life to SHS, athletic activities promote student par- ticipation and arouse the spirit of the student body. Sports activities involve the whole student body whether it be in the actual playing of a game or meet, in entertaining fans at half time, or in cheering the players on to victory. CROSS COUNTRY MEMBERS OF THE 1971 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: KNEEL- Coach Rodney Mummey, Wayne Vogel, Floyd Snyder, Stacy Smith, INC: Richard Antonition, Tim Jones, Terry Wertman, Rick Brogan, Richard Oertner, Terry Hausman, Keith Scherer. Clark Paine, John Antonition, Richard Lauchnor. STANDING: 65 GROWLING GRIDDERS Football team: BOTTOM ROW: Todd Freed, James Marcucci, Brent Scherer, Barry Oswald, Robert Hughes, Kerry Loch, Scott Smith, David Buhay, Wayne Kern, Steven Trainer, Gary Papay. SEC- OND ROW: Terry Eschbach, Keith Kester, Milton Greene, Bruce Lorrah, Randy Biege, Brian Kistlcr, Carlton Miller, John Overdorf, Michael Galio, Sherwood Peters, Dane Parry, Edward Abraham. THIRD ROW: Matthew Moditch, Dean Greenawalt, Michael Peters, David Krause, Jeffrey Andreas, Albert Barney, David Rex, Stanley Montrom, Thomas Babyak, Donald Evans, Stephen Hluschak, Robert Edwards. TOP ROW: Michael Foilweiler (manager), Jeffrey Williams, Pete Anthony, Alden Bower, Michael Marcucci, Joseph De- Sousa, Joseph Babyak, Dwayne Redline, John Ruch, Robert An- drews, Michael Hunsicker, Richard Grosch, Thomas Williams. 66 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTHERN LEHIGH JAYCEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Richard Bcntz, Mr. Michael Bonner, Mr. Richard Snell, Mr. George Yaniger. Mr. Francis Carazo, Mr. Glenn Rissniiller. Seated on the bench arc the best of the Papay, Wayne Kern, James Marcucci, Bulldogs with seniors Donald Evans, Dean Greenawalt, Milton Greene, and Bruce Lorrah, Sherwood Peters, Gary Kerry Loch. The Junior Varsity Football players include: BOTTOM ROW: Terry Eschbach, Michael Peters, Aldcn Bower, Michael Marcucci, Albert Barney, Joseph Babyak, Stanley Montrom, Michael Hunsicker, Robert Andrews, Steven Hluschak, Robert Edwards. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Hunsicker, Dave Krause, Peter Anthony, Jeffrey Andreas, Joseph DcSousa, David Rex, Matthew Moditch, Richard Grosch, John Overdorf, Thomas Williams, Mike Galio. TOP ROW: Thomas Babyak, Todd Freed, John Ruch, Carlton Miller, Dwayne Redline, Edward Abraham. COMPLIMENTS OF MISS GAIL’S SCHOOL OF DANCE 67 HOMECOMING Chosen by the student body, Debbie Papay reigns over Homecoming festivities. J The 1971 Homecoming Court consisted of Megan Jones, Donna Cor- rell, Debbie Papay, Linda Roberts, and Karen German. “How come 1 always get stuck with all the work?” The junior class captured first place in the float competitions by clev- erly constructing a Bulldog helmet from a Volkswagen. 68 RICHARD S. THOMAS, INSURANCE THANKSGIVING After being selected as football queen, Deb- bie Papay looks forward to the upcoming ‘Turkey Game.” Eileen Peters, Linda Roberts, Debbie Papay, Karen German, and Megan Jones flirt with the photographer while presiding over Thanksgiving festivities. 69 QUEENS OF THE COURT GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Frain, Miss Jacobs, Molly Roland, Judy Wertman, Cindy Marlatt, Dcppc, Jody Henritzy, Frances Williams, Debra Marlatt, Carol De- Donna Mack, Marie Hittner. “Let’s go to McDonald’s after the game. 70 UIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Reitz, Cheryl Roth, Jan Souerwine, Janice German, Tami Schncck, Priscilla Messinger, Tina Wassum, Kathy Wise, Karen Greiss, and Ar- dith Lengel. 7? JV BASKETBALL J V BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach John Posegay, Ronnie Jones, Terry Hausman, Robert Andrews, Jeffrey Jones, Richard Mantz, Pete Snyder, Joseph Shimko, Robert Edwards, Stephen Hluschak, Jim Paules, and Todd Freed. Managers: Stephen Sodl, Edward Abraham and Dennis Green. 72 COMPLIMENTS OF: GOLDEN SUN POTATO CHIP COMPANY, Slatington, Pa. 767-3165 THAT’S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES MEMBERS OF 1971-72 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach Kester, Brian Kutney, Robert Hughes, Coach Richard Jones. Man- Glenn Rissmillcr, Sherwood Peters, Rick Oertner, Pete Reese, Walter agcrs: Richard Lauchnor, Robert Smith. Roland, Rick Brogan, Dave Buhay, Tim Jones, Herb Pfeiffer, Keith 73 Serving his first year as head basketball coach, Mr. Glenn Rissmiller was assisted by Mr. Richard Jones. Walt Roland, a small-but-mighty dribbler, darts down the court. Bulldog cagers anxiously await the rebound. Cunning cagers cavort courageously across the crowded court. 74 Freshman Basketball Team: BOTTOM ROW: Ted Bcltz, Mark Grif- Rex, Bruce Evans, Stephen Hluschak, Robert Andrews, Gregory fith, Keith Kibler. Ambrose Scrfass, Jeff Andreas, Mike Hunsickcr, Grecnzwcig, Matthew Moditch, Craig Trapp, Clarke Paine, Mr. Rich- Stanley Montrom. Robert Edwards, John Ruch. TOP ROW: David ard Snell, coach. 75 THE BULLDOGS GO MAT MEMBERS OF SHS WRESTLING SQUAD: BOTTOM ROW: Larry Peters, Stacy Smith, Scott Smith, Dean Greenawalt, Wayne Kelchner, Kevin Rohrbach, Warren Kelchner, John Miller. SECOND ROW: Thomas Babyak, Forrest Easterday, David Kunkle, Joey Ba- byak, Richard Antonition, Jack Huddleston. THIRD ROW: Ricky Kistler, Kenny Luers, Dale Schleicher, Terry Wertman, Edward Link, Marvin Olewine. TOP ROW: Head Coach Gerald MacDonald, Coach Charles Uhler, Clay Sauerwine. 76 Compliments of O.J. PEISCHLER COMPANY BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Leslie. Brian Williams, Dave Buhay, Terry Hausman, William Kratzer. TOP ROW: Mr. Homer Moyer, John Hewitt, Michael Snyder, Woody Peters, Billy Snyder. Tim Bowers, Rick Gruber, Mr. Marvin Kester. 78 “Looks like a ‘Homer’,” said Coach Moyer. He’s out at first. RUNNERS—JUMPERS JUMPERS: KNEELING: Mike Hughes, John Overdorf, Dane Parry, Raumond Beers, Eddie Lint, Warren Kclchner, William Miller. STANDING: Terry Eschbach, Brian Kutney, Herb Pfeiffer, George Diehl, Robin Reinhart, Paul Leickel, Carlton Miller, Randy Bisko. RUNNERS: SEATED: Donald Evans, Wayne Kern, John Antonition, Keith Scherer, Jack Huddleston, Ted Beltz, Keith Kiblcr. KNEELING: Tom Harding, Todd Freed, Mike Galio, Donald Polakovics, Barry DeLong, Roy Redline, Bobby Smith. STANDING: Karl Brctz, Richard Lauchnor, Rich Ocrtner, Walt Roland, Scott Smith, Floyd Snyder, Brad Meinhart, Stanley Montrom. 80 WEIGHTMEN, KNEELING: Edward Christman, Jeff Reh- Keith Kcster, Robert Evans, Brent Scherer, Gary Papay, rig. Kip Bower, John Ruch, Mike Peters, Randy Sicgley, Steve Trainer, Frank Hoch. Greg Greenzweig, Matt Moditch. STANDING: Dave Krause, Walt Roland, winner of the two-mile run in the Lehigh Valley Meet, found no competition in this grueling event. It is better to have jumped and fouled than never to have jumped at all! 81 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET 1972 Mr. Robert Mazic. football coach at Kutztown State College, presents his views on sports as guest speaker. The top SHS athletes pose for a picture with their trophies. 82 Wayne and Gary prepare for the banquet prior to the presentation of awards. Coach Yaniger discusses football tactics with Mr. Mazic. Our retiring superintendent, Mr. Herman P. Snyder, receives a com- Mr. Richard Smith, athletic director at SHS, presents a few choice memorative award. words. John Miller receives his trophy for championship wrestling. Bob Evans receives his award for his outstanding performances in SHS track. 83 CLUBS Mr. Bruce Smith, adviser for Ecology Club, explains to his club membership what makes the “world go round.” 85 MARCHING CLUBS MAJORETTE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Jones, Janet Kistler, Martha Terhune, captain; Margie Beltz, Diane Wassum. SECOND ROW: Karen Williams, Sara Bechtel, Kathy Roderick, Leoma Roth- rock, Cindy Harwi, Suzanne Rehrig, Sheila Kunkle, Diane Brazes, Carol Humanick, Shirley Auman, Cindy Marlatt, Karen DcLong. THIRD ROW: Carol Shupp, Evelyn Kroboth, Lynne Klingborg, Cathy Wieand, Barbara Roberts, Debbie Tartar, Patti Behler, Laura Dorward, Linda Wanamaker, Debbie Welsh, Michele Kern, Sharon Fronheiser, Margaret O’Malley, Dawn Bisko. TOP ROW: Susan Scherer, Nancy Edelman, Judy Miller, Susie Silfies, Denise Reitz, Pat Anthony, Louanne Andrews, Maria Barney, Rose Papay, Robyn Kuntz, Ardith Lengel, Karen Greiss, Holly Weiss, Donna Christman, Laura Dorney, Debbi Larison. COLORGUARD CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Rettew, Suzie Benninger, Suzanne Kern; Captain, Jane Howcy, Susan Reitz; Janet Roth, missing. SECOND ROW: Karen Snyder, Sheila Ruch, Jane Andrews, Diane Dengler, Linda Serfass, Sally Sensinger. THIRD ROW: Pat Reitz, Monica Scott, Jane Shuey, RoseMarie Strohl, Mary Derr, Sue Derr, Gail Haas, Sheila Dorward, Kim Gruber, Cindy Green, Cherie Cressman, Sherry Kern, Karen Koran, Carolyn Klase, Georgianne Diehl, Betsy Fields, Liz Endy, Barbara Rowlands, Karen Kurtz, Karen Beers. TOP ROW: Loretta Prutzman, Debbie Caton, Betty Schuler, Debbie Roth, Kathy Kern, Dawn Gogcl, Candy Rep- pert, Debbie Ringler, Lori Corrcll, Carol Wcrtman, Kim Marlatt, Jeanie Harris, Debbie Moyer, Janice German, Kim Peters, Cindy Davies, Janice Harwi, Cindy Andrews, Marianne Vcgh, Janis Roth. 86 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: BOTTOM: Colleen Gower, Frances Williams, Kim Werley, Lynn Wass- um, Hali Hluschak, Belinda Roberts, Karen Steigcr- walt. TOP: Barbara Hewitt, Pat German, Kim Handwerk, Carol Kcndig, Cindy Schneck, Doro- thea Newman, Linda Crcssman, Linda Bachman, Rhonda Klotz. FUTURE NURSES CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Rita Fritzing- er, Janice Bowman, Molly Roland, Dolores Schoch, Cathy Wanamaker. Donna Voorhees, Dawn Jordan, Ruthann Dav- ies. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jones-adviser, Colleen Shoemak- er-President, Bonnie Christman, Susan Herman, Sharon Sipos, Kathy Eck, Deborah Dengler. THIRD ROW: Deb- orah Andrews, Marilyn Rohrbach, Cathy Seidel-Treasurer, Carol Hankee-Secretary, Nancy Mack, Debbie Lynn, Marie Hittner, Ellen Hughes, Lynn Haefcle, Priscilla Messinger, Dcbby Boyuka. TOP ROW: Kathy White, Jocelyn Wana- maker, Linda Loch, Debra Christman, Lucinda Hartzell, Carey Matthews, Diane Follweiler, Carolyn Vogel, Loretta Yehl, Debbie Niercr, Kathy Perich, Karen Zellner. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Connie Reitz, Mary Matisinez, Peggy Horn, Lillian Walters, Roberta Newman, Suzic Bcnninger, Diane Wassum, Pern Koran, Donna Correll, Kerry Loch, John Antonition, Keith Scher- er, Debbie Hankce, Margie Beltz, Laurie Peters. SECOND ROW: Kim Jones, Janice Semmel, Barbara Schaeffer, Jackie Barney, Pam Green, Joan Haydt, Barbara Hughes, Deborah Schmidt, Linda Loch, Renee Snyder, Gary Blose, David Scheffler, Lonnie Blose. TOP ROW: Mr. Horvath—adviser, Ronald Fritz, Ronald Distler, Robin Distler, Roy Redline, William Lakatas, Jr., Jocelyn Wanamaker, Carolyn Vogel, Randy Horn, Janet Kistlcr, Marie Hittner, Milton Greene, George Diehl, Jeffrey Green, David Neustadtcr, Robert Scott. F U T U R E C L U B S 87 AUDIOVISUAL CLUB: SITTING: Stephen Bobal, Linda Schneck, Michael Hughes. KNEELING: Jon Rinker, An- thony Marlowe. STANDING: Ray Fer- ber, Dave Kunklc, Thomas Steigerwalt, Bob Smith, Jim Paules, Thomas Young, William Lakatas, Craig Paine, Mr. Ron- ald Borger, Bob Evans, Keith Symons. PHOTO CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Lynne Warfel, Linda Schneck, Craig Paine, Beverly Frable. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bruce Smith, William Lakatas, Jr., Glenn Schoener, M. Karl Smith, Thomas Young, David Overholt, Robert Lynn, Dennis Zellner. TOP ROW: Stephen Bobal, Stephen Kochmaruk, Bob Smith, Robert Flores. PHOTO CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Schmidt, Donald Polakovics, lc, Chris Marino, George Fetchko, Kathy Kcmmcrer, Debra Schoch, William Green, Danny Weinman, David Fister, Tom Buss, Mark Jeff Rehrig, Jacqueline Wallace, Marlene K. Beck, Bianca Rauch, Meinhart, Bryan Biege, Richard Lauchnor. TOP ROW: Dave Kunk- Brian Haupt, Ray Fcrbcr, Jon Rinker. 88 MACK JEWELERS, 642 Main St., Slatington GYM CLUBS GIRLS’ GYM CLUB: BOTTOM: Susie Silfies, Wendy Hummel, Lou- anne Andrews, Tami Schneck, Bianca Rauch, Kim Kemmerer, Ruth- ann Davies, Jane Andrews, Polly Koran, Debra Caton, Georgianne Diehl, Debbie Moyer, Carey Matthews, Pat Frano, Sherry Kem. SECOND ROW: Karen Zellner, Pat Anthony, Denise Caton, Susie Schneck, Debbie Roberts, Theresa Shoemaker, Cheryl Roth, Debi Wassum, Connie Williams, Betsy Fields, Kim Handwerk, Kathleen Andrews, Karen Koran, Miss Terry Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Cindy Eck, Kathy White, Donna Mack, Debbie Papay, Cindy Kurtz, Kathy Kemmerer, Cathy Wieand, Lisa Freeh, Rhonda Klotz, Liz Endy, Debbie Welsh, Jody Henritzy, Sharon Sipos, Carolyn Klase, Michele Deppe. TOP ROW: Kim Gruber, Edna Distler, Ann Marie Jones, Sharon Moyer, Debbie Sommer, Carol Ahner, Nancy Hausman, Patricia Hughes, Janice Bowman, Linda Merkel, Judy Miller, Doro- thea Newman, Cathy Baer. MISSING: Cathy Sneidman, Bonita Shoemaker. BOYS’ GYM CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Ed Abraham, Dean Greena- walt, Randy Biege, Todd Freed, Bruce Lorrah, Woody Peters, Mike Galio, Pete Snyder, Mark Griffith, Keith Kibler, Dorson Hess. Steve Hluschak, Mr. James Waite. SECOND ROW: Joseph Shimko, Wayne Kem, Thomas Harding, Brian Williams, “Kip” Bower, Randy Easterday, William Bauer, John Miller, Rich Oertner, Stephen Sodl, Marvin Olewine. THIRD ROW: Dwayne Kern, Ambrose Serfass, Joe De Sousa, Mat Moditch, Douglas Shiner, Rick Marlatt, Terry Eschbach, David Roberts, Mark Meinhart, Danny Weinman, Ron Jones, Dennis Green. TOP ROW: Jeffrey Miller, Jeffrey Rehrig, Rich Grosch, Paul Dorward, Dale Schleicher, Larry Peters, Dennis Meinhart, Jim Yezik, Clarke Paine, Eddie Christman, Mike Hunsick- er, Pat Brogan, William Hargreaves. 89 PERFORMING ARTS— WHERE THE ACTION IS STAGE CRAFT CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Larry Peters, John Shirk, Craig Paine, Wyn Davies, Wayne Vogel. SECOND ROW: John Paules, Todd Smith, Jim Mar- cucci, Mr. Borger. THIRD ROW: Ingegerd Gunvik, Keith Rex, Harold Moyer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Pfeiff- er, Clarke Paine, Linda Roberts. FIFTH ROW: Gary Papay, Cheryl Roth, Deborah Schmidt, Janice Semmel. TOP ROW: Carol Houser, Eric Miller, Dennis Meinhart. PRO AND CON CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Debra Caton, Bonita Shoemaker, Denise Caton, Megan Jones, SECOND ROW: Keith Semmel, George Fetchko, Mary Pfeiffer, Linda Roberts, Hali Hluschak, Colleen Shoemaker, Dawn Jordan, John Paules. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Roeder, Cathy Sneidman. Jan Hughes, John Shirk, Robyn Kuntz, Karl Smith, Karen Kistler, Lynne Warfel. DRAMATICS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Roberts, Theresa Shoemaker, Cindy Green, Penny Ruch, Georgianne Diehl, Bonita Shoemaker, Debby Papay, Cathy Sneidman, Debbie Tartar, Linda Schneck, Ingegerd Gunvik, Jane Howey, Mrs. Edith Roeder. SEC- OND ROW: Keith Semmel, Kathy Burckhart, Priscilla Messinger, Ruthann Davies, Susie Schneck, Edna Distler, Cathy Wieand, Bar- bara Roberts, Patricia Deibcrt, Mary Derr, Linda Merkel, Nancy Zell- ner, M. Karl Smith. TOP ROW: Lynne Warfel, Karen Greiss, Ardith Lengel, Lisa Freeh, Karen Williams, Maria Barney, Jan Hughes, Cheryl Roth, Tami Schneck, Kathy White, Thomas Harding. 90 SERVICE CLUBS LANGUAGE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Scrfass, Eddie Christman, Chris Marino, Jeffrey Miller, Suzanne Rchrig, Pat German, Susan Reitz, Molly Roland, Sally Sensinger. TOP ROW: Jeffrey Rchrig, Janis Roth, Shirley Auman, Debbie Lynn, Donna Mack, Michele Deppc, Nancy Mack, Janice Bowman, Leoma Rothrock, Sheila Ruch, Diane Ycnser, Mrs. Hicks. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y CLUB: LEFT ROW: Jan Hughes, Debra Caton, Susan Scherer, Sheila Kunklc. MIDDLE ROW: Candy Reppert, Carol DeFrain, Cindy Harwi. RIGHT ROW: Sharon Fronheiser, Cindy Davies, Janice Harwi, Kim Kemmercr, Cindy Andrews, Denise Caton, Jane Rex, Robyn Kuntz. LIBRARY CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Dianne Lienhard, Susan Schoch, Loretta Prutzman, Lynne Klingborg, Kim Marlatt, Carol Wertman, Colleen Shoemaker-Vice-President, Karen Geiger-Presi- dent, Linda Loch-Treasurer, Cherie Schoener-Secretary, Karen De- Long-Assistant Treasurer, Cathy Wanamaker, Marion Wanamaker. SECOND ROW: Pat Reitz, Carolyn Klasc, Karen Koran, Sherry Kern, Michele Kern, Monica Scott, Barbara Rowlands, Boneta Reitz, Pat Neff, Sue Derr, Carol Ahner, Debbie Sommer. THIRD ROW: Miss Haldaman, Debra Schoch, Michelle Newman, Kathy Wise, Judy Miller, Susan Jones, Roberta Krysiuk, Ann Marie Jones, Debbie Moyer, Sally Fritzinger, Nina Musselman, Kathy Romanishan, Lil- lian Walters, Jocelyn Wanamaker, Carolyn Vogel, Dolores Schoch, Barbara Remaley, Karen Zellner, Theresa Shoemaker, Deb Roberts, Janet Trine. TOP ROW: Denise Reitz, Sharon Sipos, Kathy Eck, Cheryl Sommers, Laura Dorney, Carol Rupert, Sandy Rice, Debbie Ringler, Holly Weiss, Bonnie Smale, Bonnie Rex, Carey Matthews. 91 SLATE CLUB SLATE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Green, Sally Reimer, Carol Kendig, Kathy Rettew, Suzie Benninger, Susan Reimer, Laurie Pet- ers, Kim Jones, Renee Snyder, Danny Weinman, Denise Reitz, Bar- bara Remaley, Diane Wassum. SECOND ROW: Debbie Lynn, Frances Williams, Nina Musselman, Kim Werlcy, Patti Behler, Lor- etta Prutzman, Janice Semmcl, Martha Terhune, Cindy Schneck, Karen Kurtz, Nancy Edelman, Wanda Lewis. THIRD ROW: Deb- orah Schmidt, Donna Mack, Michele Dcppe, Boneta Reitz, Karen Williams, Ardith Lengel, Chcrie Cressman, Nancy Mack, Debbie Roth, Nancy Roth, Judy Sell, Susan Reitz. TOP ROW: Lynne War- fel, Keith Semmcl, George Fetchko, Karl Smith, John Shirk, Mr. Mummey, Lynn Wassum, Sally Sensinger, Nancy Snyder. YEARBOOK CLUB YEARBOOK CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Michael Burke, Craig Paine, Cheryl Roth, Karen Steigerwalt, Janice Sem- mel. SECOND ROW: Jackie Barney, Martha Terhune, Hali Hluschak, Megan Jones, Janet Kistler, Karen Snyder. TOP ROW: Corey Kreitz, Richard Jones, Wyn Davies, John Paules, Keith Rex, Wayne Vogel, Karen Kistler, Deb- orah Schmidt. BOWLING CLUB BOWLING CLUB: SITTING: Tom Buss. KNEELING: FIRST ROW: Debbie Moyer, George Kern. SECOND ROW: Richard Oswald, Brian Schectz, Rick Fritzingcr. STANDING: Frank Moyer, Charles Buss, David Stanko- vic, Jon Rinkcr. VARSITY S CLUB: SITTING: Dave Buhay, Wayne Kern, Bruce Kuntz; STANDING: Sherwood Peters, Keith Kester, Bruce Lorrah, Billy Snyder, Brian Kutney, Robert Hughes. VARSITY S” ECOLOGY CLUB ICO LOGY CLUB: Tom Harding, Bill Lakatas, Keith Kibler, Jon Jones, Rick Brogan, Scott Koury, Eddie Fisher, Robert Flores. Rinker, Dennis Schneck, Mr. Smith-adviser, George Fetchko, Tim 93 IT’S ALL OUR FAULT Heads of Staffs: William Lakatas, Photography; Corey Kreitz, Advertising and Finance; Jane Howey, Literary; Jackie Barney, Assistant Editor; Karen Snyder, Editor-in- Chief; Miss Miller, adviser; Mali Hluschak, Assistant Editor; Robert Grosch, Assistant Editor; Janet Kistler, Typing; Keith Semmel, Art-Layout. Art Layout: FRONT ROW: Mary Pfeiffer, Linda Schneck, Carol Kendig, Wyn Davies, John Paules. BACK ROW: Lynn Wassum, Keith Semmel-Head; Cindy Schneck, Cathy Seidel, Suzanne Kern, Eileen Peters, Gary Papay, Cheryl Roth, Wayne Vogel, Carol Houser. Photography: Megan Jones, Craig Paine, Karen Kistler, William Lakatas, Jr.-Head; Belinda Roberts. 94 COMPLIMENTS OF L.N.S. GROVE Literary Staff: Jane Howey-Head; Linda Roberts, Wayne Kern, Debbie Papay, Martha Terhune, Marilyn Rohrbach, Karen Steiger- walt, Pam Green, Colleen Shoemaker. Typing Staff: BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Barney, Janet Kistler- Head; Marie Hittner, Karen German. TOP ROW: Debra Schmidt, Janice Scmmcl, Mary Ellen Henry, Susan Benninger, Suzanne Best, Loretta Ychl. Advertising and Finance Staff: BOT- TOM ROW: Dawn Jordan, Corey Kreitz-Head; Wyn Davies, Carol Hankee. TOP ROW: Jim Marcucci, Todd Smith, Keith Rex, Wayne Vogel, Jackie Barney, Mary Matisinez, Cathy Seidel, Margie Heckman, Richard Jones, Pam Green. COMPLIMENTS OF NEFFS NATIONAL BANK 95 CLASS OF 1972 The big “wheels” of the SHS Senior Class “shock” the teachers, “steer” clear from homework, “brake” all the rules, and “drive” the office crazy. Class officers: treasurer—Eileen Peters, histori- an—Jane Howey, president-Keith Semmel, secretary—Debbie Papay, and vice-president-Gary Pa- pay. Miss Linda Haldaman and Mr. “Rod” Mummey help to make our last year really “roll” IN MEMORIAM SUSAN JANE KERN Whenever we think of an early grade, We think of you, a friend “true blue.” The memory of you will never fade. Your friends are still remembering you. 97 Susan Diane Anthony “There’s nothing in this world so sweet as love.”—Henry Wadsworth Longfel- low John C. Antonition, Jr. “Slow and steady wins the race.”—Ro- bert Lloyd Jacqueline R. Barney “Music has caught a higher pace than any virtue 1 know.”-Henry David Thoreau Raymond D. Beers “An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less.”-Nicholas Butler Marjorie Kay Beltz “Wit to persuade and beauty to de- light.”—Sir John Davies 98 COMPLIMENTS OF LEHI THE FARMER’S DAIRY Randy David Bernhard “A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing.”—Shakespeare Suzanne Louise Best “Pains of love be sweeter far than all other pleasures are.”—John Drydan Suzette Betz “Some friendships are made by nature, ... and some by souls.”—Jeremy Taylor Bonnie Blose “She would rather light a candle than curse the darkness, and her glow has warmed the world.”-Adlai Stevenson 99 Gary LeRoy Blose “Patience and gentleness is power.” Leigh Hunt Lonnie Paul Blose “No one can harm the man who does himself no wrong.”—Anonymous Gary Jay Boberg “My thought and I were of another world.”—Ben Jonson Allen William Boger “Of spirit so still and quiet.”-Shake- speare Elden Edward Boger “Serene, and resolute, and still, and calm, and self-possessed.”—Longfellow COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE HARDING FUNERAL HOME I Linda Lue Bowers “A smile in her eye.’’-Samuel Lover Michael Allen Burke “The courageous captain of compli- ments.”-Shakespeare Donna Louise Correll “To live is good. To live vividly is bet- ter.’’-Max Eastman 101 George Robert Diehl “I established law and justice in the land.”—Hammurabi Richard D. Easterday “All things come round to him who will but wait.”—Longfellow Ronald James Distler “A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest man.”—Anony- mous Robin Thomas Distler “Marriage is a thing you:ve got to give your whole mind to.”—Henrik Ibsen Donald Bruce Evans “Dark hair and dark brown eyes.' Walter De La Mare ‘Let me make one thing perfectly clear . . 102 Robert Raymond Evans “The terrible burden of having nothing to do.”-Nicholas Despreaux Ronald Lee Fritz “Somebody loves me, how do I know? Somebody’s eyes have told me so!”— Hattie Starr Karen Jane Geiger “Be not solitary; be not idle.”—Robert Burton Karen Louise German “A beautiful face isa silent commenda tion.”—Francis Bacon Jeffery Lynn Green “An honest man,.. .and a warm heart within.”—William Cowper Mrs. Roeder would be proud of your parallel structure, Karen. “Are the student council officers actually getting wrapped up in their work?” 103 Pamala Kay Green “Tiny and cheerful, And neat as can be.”—Walter De La Mare t I Ralph David Green “A man of great common sense and good taste.”—George Barnard Shaw I Dean R. Greenawalt “Evil is easy, and has infinite forms.”— Blaise Pascal Milton James Greene “Who are neither children nor Gods, but men in a world of men.”-Rudyard Kipling Robert James Grosch “But when he speaks, what elocution flows.”-Homer 104 Ingegerd Gunvik “A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty.”—Percy B. Shelly Carol E. Hankee “The only way to help yourself is to help others.”—Elbert Hubbard “This whole day has been just a waste of time.” Joan Marie Haydt “Her air, her manners, all who saw ad- mired.”—Crabbe 105 John Paul Hewitt “A good man is contented.”—Ralph Emerson Marjorie Ann Heckman “I assure you she’s the dearest girl.”— Charles Dickens Mary Ellen L. Henry “A woman is always changeable and capricious.”—Vergil Marie Jane Hittner “Bright towers of silence.”—Walter De- La Mare “If Mrs. Roeder starts checking my composi- tion I’m really gonna get ‘heck, man’.” Hali M. Hluschak “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.—Philip Stanhope 106 Dawn Louise Holko “Beauty is not caused, it is.” Emily Dickinson Peggy Lee Horn “She has brown hair, and speaks small like a woman.” Shakespeare Randy Wayne Horn “Neither too humble nor too great.' David Mallet 107 Barbara Lynn Hughes “Dreams in the light imaginings of men.”—Percy B. Shelly Chris Robert Jones “God and a soldier all people adore.”— Shakespeare Kimberly Sue Jones “Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul.”—Alexander Pope 108 Suzanne Virginia Kern “That hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good.”—Shakespeare Carol Ann Kendig “Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius.’’-Benjamin Disraeli Terrilynn Kern “I laughed til’ I cried.”-Homer COMPLIMENTS OF KERN’S FURNITURE STORE, INC., SLATEDALE, PA. 109 Karen Marian Kistler “A merry heart doeth good like a medi- cine.”—Proverb 17:22 Wayne Herbert Kern “And he that strives to touch the stars; —Edmund Spenser Fern Koran “I’ll walk where my own nature would be leading.”—Emily Bronte Janet Sharon Kistler “Distinction without a difference.”— Henry Fielding Brian Michael Kralik “The mind’s the standard of the man; -Isaac Watts no William John Kratzer “Whose armour is his honest thought. —Sir Henry Wotton Timothy M. Krysiuk “Easy, debonair, and brisk.”—William Cowper Corey John Kreitz “Life is short, but there is always time for courtesy.”—Ralph Waldo Emerson William Lakatas “Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.”—Samuel Johnson June V. Leibenguth “What sweet delight, a quiet life af- fords.”—Anonymous Kerry Earl Loch “The noblest mind the best content- ment has.”—Spenser in Linda Darnell Loch “Have you had a kindness shown? Pass it on.”-Henry Burton Bruce Wayne Lorrah “The strength of twenty men.”—Shake- speare James Attilio Marcucci “A man of strife and a man of conten- tion.”—Jeremiah XV Mary C. Matisinez “See where she comes, apparall’d like the spring.”-Pericles Bruce McFarland “The unspeakable Scot.”—Thomas Crosland COMPLIMENTS OF SLATINGTON MILL OUTLET Daniel A. Messinger “Boldness, again, boldness, and always boldness.” George Jacques Danton Deborah A. Messinger “Too sweet for words.” Coventry Pat more William Francis Miller “Sweetest li’l feller, everybody knows. Frank Lebby Stanton 113 Barry Paul Moyer “Some credit in being jolly.”—Dickens Larry Ray Moyer “God made all pleasures innocent.”— Mrs. Norton David Wayne Nelson “My dignity is not in what I do, but what I understand.”—George Santay- ana William J. Neff “Here’s to the charmer whose dimples we prize.”—Richard Sheridan 114 Alice Jean Musselman “A woman’s whole life is a history of the affection.”—Washington Irving David Oliver Neustadter “Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame.”-Licymnias Richard Ted Oswald “Simple truth his utmost skill.”—Sir Henry Wotton Marlin Craig Paine “Musical training is a more potent in- strument than any other.”—Plato Deborah Papay “She moves as a goddess, and she looks a queen.”—Homer 115 Gary Papay “A faultless body and a blameless mind.”—Homer John Robert Paules “Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired.”—Plato Craig R. Peischler “What should a man do but be merry? —Shakespeare Kathy Eileen Perich “Good manners are the technique of expressing consideration for the feel- ings of others.”—Alice Duer Miller Eileen Peters “Beauty itself doth of itself persuade the eyes of men without an orator.”— Shakespeare 116 COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY GALIO Mary M. Pfeiffer “So sweet a face, such angel grace.”— Lord A. Tennyson Dale Reynold Pugh “I love tranquil solitude.”—Percy B. Shelly Darlene Elizabeth Rau “It is quality rather than quantity that matters.”—Homer 117 Roy Rocky Rcdline “He that is unstained in life, and pure from guilt.”—Horace Robin Jerry Reinhart “Imagination is more important than knowledge.’’-Albert Einstein Constance Pearl Reitz “If you would be loved', love and be lovable.”—Ben Franklin Lori Lee Remaley “Beauty and folly are old companions —Ben Franklin 118 Belinda Gail Roberts “The very pink of courtesy and circum- spection.”—Anonymous Linda Jane Roberts “Beautiful faces are those that wear wholesouled honesty printed there.”— Allerton Walter Joseph Roland “High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy.”—Sir Philip Sidney ■ Marilyn R. Rohrbach “Not much talk-a great sweet silence.” -Henry James Kathryn M. Romanishan “Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in women.”— Shakespeare COMPLIMENTS OF STANWOOD MILLS, INCORPORATED Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080 Telephone 767-3881 Martin Allen Romanishan “Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student.”—Emerson Cheryl Ann Roth “An outward and visible sign of an in- ward and spiritual grace.”—Book of Common Prayer Melvin R. Sauerwine “The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business.” -Burr Barbara E. Schaeffer David Alan Scheffler “Here is a dear and true industrious “Kind thoughts, contentment, peace of friend.’’-Shakespeare mind.”—Mary Howitt 120 Keith Martin Scherer “Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit.' —1st Peter Chp. :4 Cynthia Sue Schneck “A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort, and command.”— Wordsworth Linda Louise Schneck “Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm.’’-Ralph W. Emerson Dolores La Rue Schoch “1 can resist everything except tempta- tion.”—Oscar Wilde 121 Robert Floyd Scott “With solace and gladness, Much mirth and no madness.”—John Skelton Cathy Seidel “If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her.”-Bible Janice Irene Semmel “A good heart’s worth gold.” Shake- speare Keith David Semmel “He is either the wisest madman or the maddest wiseman.’’-Epistles John Thomas Shirk “Liberty of thought is the life of the soul.”—Shakespeare 122 Colleen Louise Shoemaker “By a tranquil mind 1 mean nothing else than a mind well ordered.”— Marcus Antoninus Todd Edward Shupp “Where did you get your eyes so blue?” —George MacDonald Henry N. Smith, III “What’s the use of worrying.”—George Asaf 123 Karen Virginia Snyder “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Ralph W. Emerson Michael Bruce Snyder “Iron hand in a velvet glove.”—Napo- leon Renee Louise Snyder “Patience, that blending ofmoral cour- age with physical timidity.”—Thomas Hardy Ronald Albert Strohl “Life is a comedy.”—Walpole Karen Jane Steigerwalt “Beauty of style and harmony, grace, and good rhythm depend on simpli- city.”-Plato 124 Carolyn Marie Vogel “Did never mortal eye behold such heavenly grace.”—Edmund Spenser Wayne Calvin Vogel ‘The will to do, the soul to dare.”— Scott Lillian Irene Walters “My true love hath my heart and I have his.”—Sir Philip Sidney Compliments of ANN MARGARET’S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE 125 Jocelyn M. Wanamaker “With good and gentle-humored heart I choose to chat where’er 1 come.”— Bryron Marion Wanamaker “Silence is the perfect test herald of joy.”—Shakespeare Bruce Ward “The painter’s brush consumes his dreams.’’—William Yeats ‘Try it-you’ll like it! Diane Carol Wassum “Little friends may prove great friends.” —Valerius Maximus Lynn Louise Wassum “Life isa jest,all things show it.”-John Jay 126 Burnell T. Wertman “A noisy man is always right.” William Cowper Charles 0. Williams “He’s a sure card.”—John Drydan Jonathan David Williams “I am slow of study.”—Shakespeare Henry Wilson Wise “Wit, now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark.”—Cowper Loretta Yehl “Fair tresses man’s imperial race en- snare, and beauty draws us with a single hair.”—Alex Pope Thomas Charles Zeiser “Although last, not least.”—Shake- speare 127 IN MEMORIAM MR. WILLIAM REESE William Reese ... a twinkle in his eye ... expressing a keen sense of humor... inspiring coach . .. promot- ing school spirit .. . devoted family man ... an example to youth ... believing in his chosen profession . . . possessing great courage in troubled times. .. teacher of many ... loved and respected by all... William Reese. 128 SENIOR DIRECTORY SUSAN DIANE ANTHONY R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Fu- ture Teachers Club 1 (Secretary); Junior Prom Court 3; Gym Club 2; SLATE Club 1; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Girls’Gymnastics 2,3,4; Gym Show 1,3; Student Council Alternate 2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Class Dues Trea- surer 2,3,4; Homecoming Moat Committee 2,3. JOHN CHARLES ANTONITION Washington Street, Walnutport Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. or Society 4; Yearbook Club 4; School organist 2,3,4; Christmas Play 3; Talent- Fashion Show 2,3,4. Honors; American Legion Auxiliary Award, Girl-of-the-Month. RAYMOND DANIEL BEERS R.D. 1, Slatington Gcneral-VoTcch Conservation Club 1. MARJORIE KAY BELTZ Second Street, Slatington Business Majorette Squad 3,4; Majorette Club 1,2,3, 4, Dramatics Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Gym Club 3; SLATE Club 1; Intramural Sports 2,3; Homeroom Presi- General Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Gym Club 4; Boys’ Gymnastics 4; Gym Show 3. SUZANNE BEST Washington Street, Walnutport Business Majorette Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Senior Play 4; Gym Club 3; Gym Show 1; Talent Fashion Show. SUZETTE BETZ Fourth Street, Slatington Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1; Work in SHS Office 4. JACQUELINE RENEE BARNEY Diamond Street, Slatington Business Secretarial Chorus 1,2,3,4 (accompanist); County Cho- rus 1,4 (accompanist); Mcistersingcrs 2 (accompanist); Dramaitcs Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 1; Senior Play 4 (production); Library Club 1,2 (Secretary); SLATE Club 1; Intra- mural Sports-volleyball 2,3,4;RE- FLECTIONS ’72 (Assistant Editor, Adver- tising and Finance Staff, Typing Staff); Musical 3 (Chorus), 4; Student Council Al- ternate 1; All School Play 2; National Hon- dent 2,4; Homeroom Vice President 1; Talent Fashion Show 4. SUSAN JANE BENNINGER Main Street, Slatington Business Colorguard Squad 2,3,4; Colorguard Club 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Library Club 1; SLATE Club 1,3,4; All School Play (make-up com- mittee) 2. RANDY DAVID BERNHARD South Railroad Street, Walnutport BONNIE LOU BLOSE Brown Street, Slatedale Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; National Honor Society 4, Talent Fashion Show 4. LONNIE PAUL BLOSE Brown Street, Slatedale Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Homeroom 28 Treasurer 2; Student Council Represen- tative 2. GARY L. BLOSE R.D. 2, Slatington Business Conservation Club 1; Future Business Lead- ers Club 4; Wrestling 1,2. GARY BOBERG Franklin Street, Slatington Vo-Tech ALLEN WILLIAM BOGER Main Street, Slatedale General ELDEN EDWARD BOGER Main Street, Slatedale General Baseball 1,2. LINDA LOU BOWERS R.D. 2 Slatington Business Future Business Leaders Gub 4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Worker in S.H.S. Office 4. 129 • MICHAEL ALLEN BURKE R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Dramatics Club 2; Junior Prom Escort; Homecoming Escort; Basketball 1,2,3 (Statistician), 4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary); Musical 4; Yearbook Club 4. Council, President, 4. ROBIN THOMAS DISTLER R.D. 2, Slatington Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Gym Club 1; Basketball (Manager) 2; Football 2. DONNA LOUISE CORRELL Railroad Street, Walnutport Business Colorguard Squad 2,3; Colorguard Club 1,2, 3,4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Homecoming Court 4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Gymnastics 3; Gym Show; Student Council Representa- tive 1,4. WYN VAUGHN DAVIES Fourth Street, Slatington College Prep Chorus 2; Dramatics Club 2,3; Senior Play, Stage Crew 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Math Club 3; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 3; Football 1; Intramural Soccer 3.4; REFLECTIONS 1972, Co-head Finance 4; Musical 3.4;Christmas play 2,3; Yearbook DENNIS WILLIAM DEITER Fourth Street, Slatington Business Basketball 1,2. GEORGE R. DIEHL, JR. Main Street, Walnutport Business Conservation Club 1; Future Business Lead- ers Club, President, 4; Senior Play 4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Gym Club 3; Track; Intramural Soccer 3; Boys’ Gymnas- tics 1,2,3,4; Gym Show 3; Musical; Student RONALD JAMES DISTLER R.D. 2, Slatington Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Football 2; Track (Manager) 2. RICHARD DAVID EASTERDAY Railroad Street, Slatington General Gym Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT RAYMOND EVANS Second Street, Slatington General Band 3; Photo Club 2; Track 2. RONALD LEE FRITZ Main Street, Walnutport Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Track 2; Escort for Homecoming court. KAREN JANE GEIGER Main Street, Slatington General Majorette Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Gym show 3. KAREN LOUISE GERMAN Main Street, Slatedale Business Chorus 1,2; Colorguard Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 2,3 (Treasurer); Future Business Lead- ers Club 4; Future Teachers Club 2; Senior Play 4 (Prompter); Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Junior Prom Court; Homecom- ing Court; Football Court; Language Club 1; SLATE Club 1; SLATE staff 1,2; Intra- mural Sports 2; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Typ- ing); Musical 3 (Make-up); Student Council Representative 3, Treasurer 4; All School Play 3 (Production); Homeroom President 1,2; National Honor Society 4. JEFFREY LYNN GREEN R.D. 1, Slatington Business Conservation Club 1; Future Business Lead- ers Club 4; Gym Club 3; Boy’s Gymnastics 3; Gym Show 3; Basketball manager 2; Cafeteria Worker 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 4. PAMELA KAY GREEN Main Street, Slatington Vo-Tech, Business Majorette Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary and Advertising); Class float 1,2,3; Vo-Tech Health Assistant. RALPH DAVID GREEN Lincoln Avenue, Walnutport General, Vo-Tech DEAN GREENAWALT Sunset Circle, Slatington General Gym Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Intramural Sports 3; Boys’ Gymnastics 3,4. MILTON JAMES GREENE Franklin Street, Emerald Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Home- room Vice-President 4; Gym Club 1; Var- sity S Club 4; Football 2,3,4. ROBERT JAMES GROSCH Washington Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Debate Team 2, 3,4; Junior Declamation (1st Place); Senior Play 4; Math Club 1,2; Pro and Con Club 2 (Parliamentarian), Ecology Club 3,4; SLATE Club 1,2,3; SLATE Staff 1,2,3 (Editor-in-chicf); REFLECTIONS ’72 (Assistant Editor); Musical 3,4 (lead); All School Play 2; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Club 4; Honors; Debate Semi- Finals 3; Teen Times Reporter 2,3,4; Voice of Democracy Contest 2; Merit’s Who’s Who-Studcnts 3; PA Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 4; Science Fair win- ner 1,2,3; Senior-of-the-Month. INGEGERD CHRISTINA GUNVIK Sweden College Preparatory Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 4; Debate Team 4; Pro and Con Club 4; Stage Craft Club 4; Photo Club 4; Tri-HI-Y Club 4. CAROL ELIZABETH HANKEE Fifth Street, Slatington College Preparatory Cheerleader 1; Majorette Squad 2; Majorette Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Debate Team 2; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Refreshment- Stand Worker 4; Musical 4; Student Council Alternate 1,2,3. DEBORAH ANN HANKEE R.D. 1, Slatington Business Chorus 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Refreshment-Stand Workers 4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Basketball Girls 1,2; Intramural Sports 1,2. THOMAS HARDING Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Conservation Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; Debate Team 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Prom Escort; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 4; Varsity S Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Track 1,3,4; Intramural Sports-Soccer 3, 4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary); Boys’ Gymnastics 3,4; Gym Show 3; Musical 3; All School Play 2. JOAN MARIE HAYDT Second Street, Slatington Business-Secretarial Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Tri-HI-Y Club 2,3. MARJORIE ANN HECKMAN Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Majorette Club 1; Refreshment-Stand Workers 4; Gym Club 1; Intramural sports- Basketball 1, Volleyball 2,3; REFLEC- TIONS ’72 (Advertising) Homeroom Trea- surer 4. MARY ELLEN HENRY Willow Avenue, Walnutport Business Majorette Club 1,2,3; Future Business Lead- ers Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Senior Play 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; SLATE Club 2. JOHN PAUL HEWITT West Grant Street, Slatedale General-Vo-Tech Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2. MARIE HITTNER R.D. 1, Slatington Business-Secretarial Chorus 3,4; Majorette Club 1; Future Busi- ness Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Senior Play (tickets); Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Library Club 1; Tri-HI-Y Club 2; Girls’ Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Sports- Basketball 1, Volleyball 2,3,4; REFLEC- TIONS ’72 Typing Co-Head; Girls’ Gymnas- tics 3; Musical Chorus 4; Talent Fashion Show 3,4. HALI MARY HLUSCHAK Chestnut Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band Announcer 4; Chorus 1; Majorette Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Debate Team 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Junior Prom Emcee 3; Library Club 1; Pro and Con Club 2,3,4; SLATE Club 1,3; Intra- mural Sports 2,3, Volleyball; REFLEC- TIONS ’72 (Editorial); Musical 3,4; Student Council Alternate 4; All School Play 2; Yearbook Club 4; Homeroom President 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Homecoming- Float Committee 2,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 4. Honors: Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow. DAWN L. HOLKO Primrose Heights, Slatington Business Majorette Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Gym Club 1,2; SLATE Club 3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Homeroom Secretary 2. PEGGY LEE HORN R.D. 2, Slatington Business Secretarial Future Business Leaders Club 4. Business Conservation Club 1; Future Business Lead- ers Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Track 2; Intramural Sports (Soccer) 3. CAROL ANN HOUSER First Street, Slatington College Preparatory Majorette Club 1,2; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 1; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1972, Art Layout, 4; Girls Gymnastics. JANE LOUISE HOWEY Main Street, Slatington College Preparatory Class Officer (Historian) 2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 3,4; Colorguard Club 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 2,3,4; Debate Team 4; Senior Play (Production); Junior Prom Court; Talent-Fashion Show 3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Language Club 1, (Treasurer); SLATE Club 1; SLATE Staff (Reporter 1); Intramural Sports (Volleyball 2,3); REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary Head); Girls’Gymnastics 3,4; Gym Show 1, (First Place on Horse); Stu- dent Council 2,3,4 (Secretary); All School Play (Production Manager) 2. BARBARA L. HUGHES Cuurch Street, Slatington Business Majorette Club 1; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Prom Court; Homeroom Treasurer 3. CHRIS ROBERT JONES Railroad Street, Slatington General Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Boys’Gymnas- tics 1. KIMBERLY SUE JONES Main Street, Slatington Business Majorette Squad 3,4; Majorette Club 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4 (Treasurer); Junior Prom Court; Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3; SLATE Club J,2,3,4. MEGAN D. JONES Fourth Street, Slatington College Preparatory Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Dra- matics Club 1,2,3; Debate Team 4; Future Teachers Club 1; Junior Declamation 3; Se- nior Play 4; Junior Prom Court; Homecom- ing Court; Football Court; Gym Club 1; Pro and Con Club 4; SLATE Club 3; SLATE Staff 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; REFLEC- TIONS ’72 (Photography); Girls’ Gymnas- tics 3; Gym Show 1; Musical 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4. RANDY HORN North Street, Slatington 131 RICHARD H. JONES Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Refreshment Stand Worker; SLATE Club 1; Junior Prom Escort; SLATE Staff 1; Bas- ketball 1,2; Intramural Sports (Soccer); Gym Show 3; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Advertise- ment); Boys’ Gymnastics; Yearbook Club 4. DAWN MARIE JORDAN Williams Avenue, Walnutport College Preparatory Dramatics Club 2; Debate Team 2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses Club 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer); Junior Declamation 3 (First Place Comedy); Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Homecoming Float Committees 2,3,4; Pro and Con Club 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Finance and Advertising) 4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL ANN KENDIG R.D. 1 Schnecksville College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; County Chorus 4; Dramatics Club; De- bate Team 2; Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Senior Play (Make-up); Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Pro and Con Club 2; SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; REFLEC- TIONS ’72 (Art-Layout); Musical 3. BR YON WALTER KERN Franklin Street, Emerald General-Vo-Tech SUZANNE VIRGINIA KERN Fourth Street, Slatington College Preparatory Colorguard Squad 2,3,4 (Captain); Color- guard Club 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Art-Layout); Girls’ Gymnastics 4. TERRILYNN KERN Grant Street, Slatcdale Chorus 3; Colorguard Club 2; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; SLATE Club 2,3; Tri-HI-Y Club 3; Yearbook Club 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Christmas Play 3. WAYNE HERBERT KERN Main Street, Slatington College Preparatory Class President 1,2; Senior Play (Backstage); Junior Prom Escort; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity S Club; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Track 1,2,3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary); Boys’ Gym- nastics 3; Gym Show 1; National Honor Society 3,4. JANET SHARON KISTLER R.D. 2, Slatington Business-Secretarial Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; County Chorus 4; District Chorus 3; Regional Chorus 3; Meistcrsingers 2; Major- ette Squad 3,4 (Co-Captain); Majorette Club 2,3,4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Se- nior Play (Tickets); Homecoming Float 2,3; Gym Club 1,2,3; SLATE Club 1,2,3; SLATE Staff (Typing); Tri-HI-Y Club 2; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 2; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Typing Staff Head); Girls’ Gymnastics 2,3; Gym Show 1,3; Musical 3,4; Yearbook Club 4; Leo Club 3,4; Talent Fashion Show 1,2, 3,4; Honors: National Honor Society 3,4 (Secretary); Girl-of-the-Month 3; Senior-of- the-Month; Lehigh Valley Science Fair 1; Merit’s Who’s Who-Students 3,4; Merit’s Who’s Who-Seniors 4; Work Experience. KAREN M. KISTLER Charles Street, Slatington College Preparatory Majorette Club 1; Future Nurses Club 1; Se- nior Play (Make-up); Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Math Club 3; Pro and Con Club 4; Tri-HI-Y Club 2,3; Girls’ Basketball (Manager) 3,4; Intramural Sports (Volley- ball) 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Photog- raphy); Yearbook Club 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. FERN KORAN Washington Street, Slatington Business Colorguard Squad 2,3; Colorguard Club 1,2, 3,4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 2; Girls’ Gym- nastics 4; Gym Show 1. BRIAN MICHAEL KRALIK Williams Street, Slatedale General WILLIAM J. KRATZER R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Bowling Club 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1. COREY JOHN KREITZ Main Street, Slatington College Preparatory Dramatics Club 2; Junior Declamation 3 (First Honorable Mention); Senior Play; Re- freshment Stand Worker 4; Junior Prom Emcee; Leo Club 3,4; Homeroom Vice President 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Club 4; All School Play 2; Basketball 1, 2 (Manager); REFLECTIONS ’72 (Head of Advertising and Finance). TIMOTHY MICHAEL KRYSIUK Spruce Street, Walnutport Vo-Tech Football 1,2. WILLIAM LAKATAS, JR. R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4 (President); SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff 2,3,4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4; RE- FLECTIONS ’72 (Photo Staff Head); Musi- cal 3,4 (Lighting Director); Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3,4 (Lighting Crew). Honors: Lehigh Valley Science Fair 3, (Second Place Engineering Category). KERRY LOCH R.D. 2, Slatington Business-Vo-Tech Future Business Leaders Club 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Intramural Sports (Soccer 3, Basketball 1). LINDA DARNELL LOCH Church Street, Slatington Business-Vo-Tech Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Leaders Gub 4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Library Club 3, 4 (Treasurer); Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1; Girls Gymnastics 4. 132 BRUCE WAYNE LORRAH First Street, Slatington General Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity S Club 3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Boys Gymnastics 3,4. JAMES MARCUCCI Oakhurst Drive, Slatington College Preparatory Senior Play 4; Pro and Con Club 2; Stage Craft Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Intramural Soccer 3,4; RE- FLECTIONS ’72 (Advertising); Junior Prom Escort 3; Christmas Play 2,3. MARY CHRISTINE MATISINEZ R.D. 2, Slatington Business Band 1; Majorette Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Homecoming Float 4; SLATE Club 1,2; Tri-HI-Y Club 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Advertising Staff). BRUCE DEAN MCFARLAND R.D. 2, Slatington General DANIEL ALVIN MESSINGER R.D. 1, Slatington General DEBORAH ANN MESSINGER R.D. 1, Slatington Business Colorguard Club 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Cub 3,4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Library Club 4; Girls’Gymnastics 4; Gym Show 1,3. WILLIAM MILLER Center Street, Emerald General Gym Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Gymnastics 3,4; Gym Show 3. NANCY CAROL MILLWARD Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Gym Club 1, 2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Sports (Girls’ Gymnastics 3, Volleyball 2, 3); Gym Show 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2, 3. GARY BRUCE MINNICH Franklin Street, Slatington General Wrestling 1. BARRY PAUL MOYER Brown Street, Slatedalc General LARRY RAY MOYER Brown Street, Slatcdale General ALICE JEAN MUSSELMAN R.D. 2, Slatington Business WILLIAM JOHN NEFF R.D. 2, Slatington General Intramural Soccer. DAVID NELSON R.D. 2, Slatington College Preparatory Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Ecology Club 4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Art Layout); Year- book Club 4; Attended Pennsylvania Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. DAVID NEUSTADTER Main Street, Walnutport Business Band 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders Gub 4; Cross Country 4; Track 2,3. ROBERTA CLAUDETTE NEWMAN Church Street, Slatington Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4 (Vice-president); Refresh- ment-Stand Worker 4; Library Club 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Talent Fashion Show 4. RICHARD TED OSWALD Oakhurst Drive, Slatington General Bowling 1,4; Baseball 1,3; Football 2,3; In- tramural Soccer 3. MARLIN CRAIG PAINE Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Regional Band 2; County Chorus 4; District Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Se- nior Play 4; District Orchestra 3; Junior Prom Escort 3; Christmas Play 2,3; Stage Craft Club 4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Intramural Soc- cer 3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Photography Staff, Co-Head); Musical 4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 4. DEBORAH DENISE PAPAY Kingstead Drive, Slatington College Preparatory Chorus 2; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 (Presi- dent); Debate Team 4; Future Teachers Club 2,3 (Treasurer); Junior Prom Queen; Homecoming Queen; Football Queen; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1; Pro and Con Gub 4; SLATE Club 1,2,4; SLATE Staff (Fashion Editor); REFLECTIONS ’72 (Lit- erary); Girls’ Gymnastics 2,3,4; Gym Show 1,3; Musical 3,4; Student Council Alternate 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President); All School Play 2; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Sec- retary 1,2,3. Honors: Girl-of-thc-Month, DAR Award; Good Citizenship Award; Zollinger Harned Fashion Board. GARY PAPAY R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Class Vice-President 3,4; Senior Play 4; Ju- nior Prom Escort 3; Stage Craft Gub 4; Var- sity S Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3,4; REFLECTIONS '72 (Art- Layout Staff); Musical 4; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. JOHN ROBERT PAULES Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2; District Band 3,4; Regional Band 4; Chorus 2; Debate Team 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Junior Prom Es- cort; Math Club 2,3; Pro and Con Club 2,3, 133 4; Stage Craft Gub 4; Intramural Soccer 3, 4; Musical 3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Art- Layout Staff); All Schpomay 2; Yearbook Qub 4; National Honor Society 4. Honors: Rotary “Future Leaders’’ Camp 3; Senior-of-the-Month. CRAIG RUDOLPH PEISCHLER R.D. 1, Slatington General Track 1. KATHY EILEEN PERICH Centre Street, Slatington College Preparatory Majorette Club 1; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Future Teachers Club 2; Intramural Volley- ball 2. EILEEN MARIE PETERS Kuehner Avenue, Slatington College Preparatory Class Officer, Treasurer 3,4; Majorette Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 2,3; Senior Play (Make- up) 4; Junior Prom Court; Football Court; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1972 (Art-Layout); Student Council Repre- sentative 2,3; Alternate 4; National Honor Society 4. LAURIE JANE PETERS R.D. 2, Slatington Business Education Colorguard Gub 1,2; Dramatics Gub 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4, (Secretary); Junior Declamation, second place-serious; Senior Play Cast; Junior Prom Court; Home- room Treasurer 3,4; Library Club 1; SLATE Gub 1,2,3,4 (President); SLATE Staff 1,2, 3,4; All School Play (Make up); Talent Fashion Show 4, Musical 4. SHERWOOD NORMAN PETERS R.D. 1, Slatington Business Education Junior Prom Escort; Gym Club 3,4; Varsity S Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain 3, 4); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. MARY MARGARET PFEIFFER R.D. 2, Slatington College Preparatory Band, 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 4; Meistersingers 2; Cheerleaders (Alternate 3; Squad 4); Debate Team 3,4; Future Teachers Club 2,3 (Secre- tary); Senior Play; Christmas Play 3; Leo Club 3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Pro and Con Gub 3,4; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Gub 2,3; SLATE Staff 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 (Chaplain); Intramural Sports 2,3; RE- FLECTIONS 1972 (Art-Layout); Musical 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Junior Prom Decorations; Senior Play Stage Crew. Honors: Senior of the Month. DALE REYNOLD PUGH Factory Street, Slatington General Track 1,2; Conservation Club 1; Work Ex- perience 3,4. DARLENE RAU Lincoln Avenue, Walnutport Business Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4. ROY R. REDLINE R.D. 1, Slatington Business Conservation Club 1; Cross Country 4; Track 4. ROBIN JERRY REINHART East Church Street, Slatington Vo-Tech Bowling Club 2;Gym Club 1,2,3,4;Track 1, 2,3,4. CONSTANCE P. REITZ Labar Street, Slatedale Business-Non-Secretarial Chorus 1,2,3; Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Leaders Club 4 (Vice President); Pro and Con Club 1; SLATE Club 1,2,3 (Layout stafD; Tri-HI-Y Club 2,3 (Secretary 2); Student Council alternate 1; Homeroom Vice-President 1, Secretary 2; Homecoming Float committee 2,3,4. LORI LEE REMALEY Walnut Street, Slatington Business-Vo-Tech Future Nurses Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2. KEITH F. REX Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Conservation Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Re- freshment-Stand Worker 4; Stage Craft Gub 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Advertising and Finance); Yearbook Gub 4; Float Com- mittee 2. BELINDA GAIL ROBERTS Willow Street, Walnutport College Preparatory Majorette Club 1; Future Teachers Gub 3,4; Senior Play (Production) 4; Refreshment- Stand Worker 4; Library Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y Gub 2; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Musical 4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Photography). LINDA JANE ROBERTS Kuehner Avenue, Slatington College Preparatory Chorus 3,4; County Chorus 4; Class Treasur- er 1,2; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4 (Captain 2,4); Debate Team 3,4; Future Teachers Club 2,3; Junior Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Football Court 4; Gym Club 1; Math Club 3; Pro and Con Club 3,4; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 2; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Lit- erary); Musical 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Stage Gew 4. Honors: Senior of the Month. MARILYN RENEE ROHRBACH Main Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 4; Majorette Club 1,2,3; Future Nurses Club 4; Senior Play (Prop Committee) 4; Library Gub 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Literary); Musical 134 4; Float Committee 2,3,4. WALTER JOSEPH ROLAND, III Seventh Street, Slatington General - Vo-Tech Conservation Club 1; Math Club 1; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 4. KATHRYN MAE ROMANISHAN First Street, Slatington Busincss-Vo-Tech Chorus 2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3; Refreshment- Stand Worker 4; Library Gub 4. MARTIN ALLEN ROMANISHAN R.D. 1, Slatington General No Activities CHERYL ANN ROTH Main Street, Slatcdalc College Preparatory Band 1; Chorus 1; Colorguard Club 2; Se- nior Play Production; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Math Club 3; Stage Craft Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2; All School Play 4; Yearbook Club 4; RE- FLECTIONS 1972 (Art-Layout) 4. MELVIN RICHARD SAUERWINE Main Street, Walnutport General No Activities BARBARA ELLEN SCHAEFFER R.D. 2, Slatington Business- Non-Secrctarial Future Business Leaders Club 4; Gym Gub 3; Girls Gymnastics 3; Gym Show 1,3; In- tramural Volleyball 2,3; Cafeteria Worker 3, 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4. DAVID SCHEFFLER Main Street, Emerald Business Education Future Business Leaders Club 4; REFLEC- TIONS 1972 (Advertising and Finance) 4. KEITH MARTIN SCHERER R.D. 2, Slatington Business Education Future Business Leaders Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2,3,4. DEBORAH GAIL SCHMIDT R.D. 1, Slatington Business-Secretarial Majorette Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; Talent Fashion Show 4; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 3,4; SLATE Staff (Typing) 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2; REFLECTIONS 1972 (Typing 4); National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Club 4. CYNTHIA SUE SCHNECK R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; County Chorus 4; Majorette Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,3; Future Teachers Club 2 (Vice President), 3,4 (Secretary); Home- room Officer 2 (Vice President), 3,4 (Sec- retary); Pro and Con Gub 2 (Secretary); SLATE Club 1,2 (Treasurer), 3,4 (Secre- tary); SLATE Staff 1,2,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1972 (Art-Layout) 4; Musical 3,4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 4. Honors: Girl of the Month, March-Junior Woman’s Club. LINDA LOUISE SCHNECK R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Majorette Gub 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,4; Debate Team 2; Senior Play 4; Gym Club 1; Math Club 3; Pro and Con Club 2; Photo Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Visual Aids Club 4; Track (statisti- cian) 4; Intramural Sports 2; REFLEC- TIONS 72 (Art-Layout); Gym Show 1; Musical 3; All School Play 2; Miss Junior Lehigh Valley Contestant 1972. DOLORES L. SCHOCH R.D. 1, Slatington General Future Nurses 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Majorette Club 1. ROBERT F. SCOTT First Street, Slatington Business Dramatics Gub 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Intramural Sports (Basketball) 1. CATHY DAWN SEIDEL R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Band 2,3,4; County Band 4; Future Nurses Gub 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer); Pro and Con Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2; Intramural Sports 2 (Volleyball); REFLECTIONS 72 (Art-Lay- out and Finance); Float 2,3; Christmas Play 3; All-Star Football Game 3 (Band Mem- ber). Honors: Science Fair 3, (Honorable Mention). JANICE SEMMEL R.D. 1, Slatington Business Chorus 2; Meistersingers 2; Colorguard Club 1; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Junior Declamation 3; Library Club 2; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 3,4; SLATE Staff 3,4 (Typing); REFLECTIONS 72 (Typing); Yearbook Club 4; Homecoming Float 4. Honors: National Honor Society 4; Junior Declamation (Honorable Mention). KEITH DAVID SEMMEL R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2; County Chorus Emcee 4; Meistersingers 2; Class officers Vice-President 1,2, President 3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4 (President 3); Debate team 3,4; Junior Declamation (Sec- ond place); Senior Play 4; Refreshment- Stand Worker 4; Pro and Con Club 3,4; SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff 1,2,3,4 (Art Editor); Intramural Sports (Soccer 3, 4); REFLECTIONS 72 (Art-Layout Head); Musical 3,4; Student Council Representative 1, Alternate 2; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 4; Head of Float Design 2,3, 4; Junior Prom Escort and Decoration Com- mittee 3; Christmas Program 2,3; Lehigh Valley Science Fair 1; Rotary Observer 4; TEEN TIMES Cartoonist 2; Homeroom Of- ficer-President 1, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Stage Band 2,3. Honors: American Legion Award; CALL- CHRONICLE “Most Valuable Staffer’’ award; Senior of the Month; Leo Club Presi- dent; Rotary Camp Neidig-Representative; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3,4 (Emcee 4). JOHN THOMAS SHIRK Dowell Street, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Meistersingers 2; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Debate team 2,3,4 (captain); Senior Play 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Pro and Con Club 2,3,4; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff (Sports Editor 2,3); Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports (Soccer 3,4); Musical 3,4; Student Council alternate 1; All School 135 Play 2; Christmas Play 3; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2; Float Commit- tee 2,3. Honors: Rotary Camp Neidig; Rotary Ob- server. COLLEEN LOUISE SHOEMAKER Spruce Street, Walnutport College Preparatory Chorus 3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Debate team 2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4 (President); Junior Declamation (Honorable Mention); Senior Play; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Library Club 4 (Vice President); Pro and Con Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 2); In- tramural Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS '72 (Literary Staff); Musical 3,4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4. Honors: Voice of Democracy (First Place) 2,3; Who’s Who. TODD EDWARD SHUPP R.D. No. 1, Slatington General Baseball 4; Basketball 1,2. HENRY NATHANIAL SMITH R.D. No. 2, Slatington General Wrestling 1,2. LESLIE CLIFFORD SMITH R.D. 2, Slatington Vo-Tech Band 1,2,3,4. TODD ANDRE SMITH Box 15, Slatedale College Preparatory Senior Play 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Stage Craft Club 4; Photo Club 1,2; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 4; Track 2; Intramural Sports 3; REFLEC- TIONS '72 (Advertising Staff): Musical 3; All School Play 2. KAREN VIRGINIA SNYDER R.D. No. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 4; District Chorus 3,4; Regional Chorus 4; Meister- singers 2; Colorguard Squad 4; Colorguard Club 1,4; Dramatics Club 2; Debate Team 3; Senior Play (Tickets and Publicity) 4; Gym Club 2,3; Library Club 1; Math Club 3; SLATE Club 1; SLATE Staff 1,2,3 (As- sociate Editor); Tri-Hi-Y 3 (Chaplain); Girls’ Basketball 1,3,4 (Manager 3,4); Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS ’72 (Edi- tor-in-Chief); Musical 3,4; Student Council (Alternate) 4; All School Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Club 4; Homeroom President 3; Float Committee 2, 3,4. Honors: November Girl of the Month; Se- nior of the Month. MICHAEL BRUCE SNYDER Franklin Street, Emerald General Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2. RENEE SNYDER Diamond Street, Slatington Business Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3 ; Majorette Club 1; l uture Business Leaders Club 4; SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; National Honor Society 4. KAREN JANE STEIGERWALT R.D. 1, Slatington College Preparatory Chorus 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 2; Color- guard Club 1,2; l uture Teachers Club 3,4 (Vice President); Senior Play Production; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Float Com- mittee 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 (Treasurer); Intramural Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1972 (Literary) 4; Musical 4; National Hon- or Society 4; Yearbook Club 4. Honors: Third Place-Voice of Democracy Contest. RONALD A. STROHL Walnut Street, Slatington General Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3. MARTHA ANN TERHUNE Sunset Circle, Slatington College Preparatory Band 1,3,4;County Band 4;Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 4; Meistersingers 2; Major- ette Squad 2,3,4 (Head);Majorette Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Debate Team 4; Refreshment-Stand Worker 4; Junior Prom Court; Pro and Con Club 2; SLATE Club 1, 2,3,4; SLATE Staff (Fashion Editor); In- tramural Volleyball 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1972 (Literary);Gym Show 1; Musical 3,4; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4; All School Play 2; Science Fair, 1. Honors: First-Place Balance Beam 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Second Place-Voice of America Con- test 3; Junior Women’s Club Girl of the Month, January; Senior of the Month. STEPHEN EDWARD TRINE R.D. 2, Slatington General No Activities. CAROLYN MARIE VOGEL R.D. 1, Slatington Business-Non-Sccretarial Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Cafeteria Worker; Library Club 3, 4. WAYNE VOGEL Second Street, Slatington College Preparatory Chorus 2; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Homeroom President 1,2; Homeroom Vice President 4; Stage Craft Club 4; SLATE Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; Musical 3,4; All School Play 3; Yearbook Club 4. LILLIAN IRENE WALTERS Fifth Street, Slatington Business - Vo-Tech Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Library Club 2,3,4. JOCELYN MARIE WANAMAKER South Walnut Street, Slatington Business Education Chorus 1,2; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Cafeteria Worker 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. MARION VIOLA WANAMAKER Iron Alley, Slatington General Chorus 1; Library Club 3,4. BRUCE WARD Cherry Street, Slatington General Track 1. DIANE CAROL WASSUM Second Street, Slatington Business Education Majorette Squad 2,3,4; Majorette Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; SLATE Club 3,4;Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 (President); Intramural Volleyball 3. 136 LYNN LOUISE WASSUM Pine Street, Slatington College Preparatory Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers Gub 2,3,4 (President); Refreshment Stand Work- er 4; Junior Prom Queen; Homeroom Trea- surer 3,4; SLATE Club 1,2,3,4; SLATE Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; RE- FLECTIONS 1972 (Art-Layout) 4; Musical 4. BURNELL THOMAS WERTMAN, JR. R.D. 1, Slatington General Track 3 (Manager). CHARLES OWEN WILLIAMS Hill Street, Slatington Vo-Tech No Activities. JONATHAN D. WILLIAMS Main Street, Emerald Vo-Tech Visual Aids Club 1; Football 1; Track 1. HENRY WILSON WISE, JR. Washington Street, Walnutport General Football 1; Track 1; Homeroom President 2. LORETTA ELLEN YEHL Arbor Lane, Slatington College Preparatory Cheerleaders 2; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4 (Props); Refreshment Stand Workers 4; Musical 4; Homecoming Float 2, 3,4; REFLECTIONS 72 (Typing). THOMAS ZEISER Keystone Street, Slatington Vo-Tech No Activities. 137 CLASS TRIP 1972 138 139 140 141 BACCALAUREATE 1972 Reverend Earl Kreidlcr presents a fine ser- mon concerning “Imitators.” Tom Harding dreams of going to MacDon- ald’s after the Baccalaureate services. Reverend Wendell Harford presented the in- vocation, scriptures, and prayer. 142 CLASS OF 1972 Dean, Bill, and Dave share a happy moment before Baccalaureate Anticipation? with Miss Sara Miller. GRADUATION 1972 I Colleen Shoemaker, valedictorian, and Janet Kistler, salutatorian, pose before Commencement exercises. Herman P. Snyder, retiring superintendent of Northern Lehigh, addresses the class of 1972 during his last commencement. Oliver J. Rauch, president of the Northern Lehigh School Board, speaks to the class prior to the presentation of diplomas. Our principal, Gordon L. Kemp, gives a final address to the Class of 1972. 144 Reverend Earl Kreidlcr presented a prayer Dr. Gilbert D. McKlvecn urged the class of 1972 to “go higher, during Commencement exercises. 145 POST GRADUATION DANCE 146 147 ORAS MAGNAS HABEMUS Janice Semmel “The Littlest Orphan And The Christ Baby Colleen Shoemaker “Dotty Drives A Bargain' Corey Kreitz “Just a Simple Cold’ The Class of 1972 presented one of the most successful Junior Declamation Contests in the history of Slatington High School. First prize in the serious category went to Robert Grosch. Sec- ond prize was awarded to Laurie Peters. First place in the comical cate- gory went to Dawn Jordan; second place went to Keith Semmel. Each par- ticipant, coached by Miss Linda Halda- man, was allowed individual costumes, props, and lighting. Dawn Jordan “Slumber On Megan Jones Keith Semmel “Sorry, Wrong Number ’ “Chicken Heart THE ODD COUPLE Keith Semmel as Oscar Madison prepares drinks for an ill-fated poker game. Mrs. Roeder as the play’s director shudders as she contemplates her task. Robert Grosch as Felix Ungar produces nap- kins to help civilize Oscar and his friends. Wayne Kern as Murray and Bruce Lorrah as Roy try to stop Felix from committing suicide in the “john.” Linda Schneck and Laurie Peters as the Pigeon Sisters begin an un- forgettable evening with the ODD COUPLL. Tom Harding as Speed assures Oscar that help is handy if it’s needed. “Look at this . . . The only man in the world with clenched hair . . .’ John Paules as Vinney consoles a mentally- exhausted Felix. COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT K. HAHN “UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE” 1970 The entire cast of ‘‘Up the Down Staircase” poses after a successful performance. Robert Grosch, a fine male lead, portrayed the handsome Mr. Bar- ringer. Cliff Vcrcusky plays a rebellious, troubled student in this story of Miss Barret attempts to teach an uncontrollable class, youth in New York City. 152 MY FAIR LADY “My Fair Lady”, Slatington’s first mu- sical, was a tremendous success due to the efforts of enthusiastic directors, a dedicated cast, and a lively group of singers and dancers. Based on “PYG- MALION”, “My Fair Lady” concerns the transformation of a lowly “gutter snipe” into a charming and lovely young woman. Robert Grosch (Profes- sor Higgins) and Lynne Warfel (Eliza Doolittle) starred in this delightful musical which ranked high as one of Slatington’s best dramatic perfor- mances! 153 “PRESSING” OBLIGATIONS REFRESHMENT STAND WORKERS: TOP ROW: Marie Hittner, Debbie Hankee, Richard Jones, Keith Semmel, Loretta Yehl, John Shirk, Wayne Vogel, Wyn Davies, Randy Horn, Cheryl Roth, Belin- da Roberts, Lynn Wassum, Todd Smith, George Diehl, Karen Kist- ler, Hali Hluschak, Martha Terhune, Carolyn Vogel. BOTTOM ROW: Margie Heckman, Corey Kreitz, Carol Hankee, Keith Rex, Nancy Millward, David Nelson (missing), Donna Corrcll, Dawn Jordan, Karen Steigerwalt, Colleen Shoemaker, Terrilyn Kern, Linda Loch, Roberta Newman. GRAPHIC ARTS: STANDING, Left to Right: William Lakatas, Jr., David Neustadter, Dennis Deiter, Suzette Betz, Linda Bowers, Debbie Schmidt, Terrilyn Kern, Mr. Clemmer, Janice Semmel. 154 155 ADVERTISEMENTS Corey Kreitz, head of advertising and finance staff of REFLECTIONS ’72, symbolizes the work of this committee during the year. The staff collects advertisements and gath- ers patrons to help produce the yearbook. 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Marcucci Margie Tim Miss Chris Marino Miss Lana Marsh Miss Peggy Marsh Mr. Mrs. Luther Marsh Annette Marshall’s Shoe Service Ann Louise Matisinez Mr. Francis Matisinez Francis Matisinez Mrs. Martha Matisinez Miss Mary Matisinez Miss Regina Matisinez Miss Yvonne Matisinez Mr. Bernard Maurer Mr. Mrs. Fred Maurer, Jr. Mr. Rodney E. Meagher Mr. Mrs. Claude Merkel Mrs. Eleanor Merkel Mr. Mrs. Warren Messinger, Sr. Richard Janice Mikylychak Mr. Arthur Miller Creighton, Sandra, Michael Miller Mr. Mrs. Gary Miller Mr. Mrs. Marvin Miller Mrs. Nellie G. Miller Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Miller, Jr. Miss Sara Ellen Miller Miss Miller's Gabbers Mr. Craig Bruce Millward Mrs. Ellen Millward Mr. Mrs. Gary Millward Mr. Mrs. Harold Millward PATRONS Mr. Harry Millward Miss Kathy Millward Miss Nancy Millward Miss Tracy Gwen Millward Mrs. Berneda Mink Mrs. Lois R. Minnich Dr. Mrs. S.C. Montrom Mrs. Olwen Morgan Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Morgan Keith Mr. Mrs. David Mosteller Mr. Mrs. Homer Moyer Sgt. AI N. Mucci Mr. Mrs. Gregory T. Mullen, Jr., Family Clarence Grace Mumie Mary Murphy Mrs. Nita Murphy Mr. Mrs. Okey L. Murphy Mr. Roy Murphy Mr. Mrs. Carl R. Muthard Mr. Rodney O. Mummey National School Slate Company Miss Evelyn Naylor Mr. Mrs. Barry Neff Family Miss Judy Neff Janice Willard Neff Mr. Mrs. Willard Neff, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Neustadter News Publishing Company Mr. Mrs. Alex F. Nierer Joe Lollie Nikisher. Jr. SSG. Larry P. Oswald Betty Owens Mr. Mrs. Elwood Owens Pancho Billie Mr. Mrs. John Papay, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Papay Mrs. Anna H. Parry Mr. Mrs. Arthur A. Parry Mr. Mrs. Carl Parry Pasquale’s Barber Shop Mr. Andy Pataki Miss Martha J. Paules Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Paules Donald O. Payne, M.Sgt. USAF Ret. Miss Rosie Peischler Miss Sue Peischler Mr. Andrew V. Pelosi Mr. Mrs. Don Penberth Mr. Mrs. John Perich Mr. Mrs. John R. Perich Mrs. Signey Peters Mr. Mrs. William J. Peters, Jr. Mr. Ambrose Petko Mr. Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer Miss Mary Pfeiffer Mae Pfrom Mr. Robert J. 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Schwartz Scott Wendy Mr. Mrs. George Scott Mrs. Albert Segal Mr. Mrs. Richard Seidel Family Mr. Mrs. Russell Seidel Mary Ann Sellers Mr. Semmel Mr. Mrs. David Semmel Mr. Mrs. Francis Semmel Miss Janice Semmel Miss Lydia Semmel Mr. Mrs. George Sensinger Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Sensinger Mr. Mrs. Carl Serfass Isabell Shaffer Sharon Rick Mr. Thomas Sheehan Mr. Mrs. Martin Sheetz Sheila Sheila (Renie) Shirley Daniel Mr. Roscoe Shive Miss Colleen Shoemaker Mr. Mrs. Richard Shoemaker Mr. C.E. Siarkowski Mrs. Dilys Skutches Dr. Mrs. Joseph Skutches Mr. Mrs. Joseph Skutches Mr. Mrs. Bruce A. Smith Miss Carol Smith Carolyn I. Smith Mr. Mrs. Clifford Smith Mr. Mrs. Larry W. Smith Family Mr. Leslie Smith Mrs. Lorraine Smith Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Smith Mr. Richard K. Smith Virginia Smith Mr. Mrs. Clayton E. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Donald Snyder Mr. Mrs. Frederick J. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Herman P. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Gordon M. Snyder Miss Karen Snyder Mr. Mrs. Lee S. Snyder Miss Marcia Snyder Mr. Mrs. Neil Snyder Mr. Mrs. Raymond Snyder Miss Renee Snyder Mrs. Sandra Snyder Mr. Harrison H. Solt, Jr. Mr. Lynn J. Solt A Special Quest Mr. Mrs. Charles Speers Pamela Spencer Violet Stahl Mr. Mrs. Stanley Stahler Family Mr. Mrs. Edgar M. Stahley Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Stahley Miss Karen Steigerwalt Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Steigerwalt Mr. Mrs. Wayne Steigerwalt Mr. Mrs. Terry Steinmetz Deborah Mary Stephen Randy Lee Stephens Steve Karen Mr. Mrs. Ervin Stever Mr. David Stinkley Mr. Mrs. Leopold Strobel Susie Jeff Suzanne Morris Mrs. Joseph Szvetitz, Jr. Mr. Ronald Swavely Miss Marjorie Szoke Miss Debbie Tarter Mr. Mrs. Frank Tercha Family SFC. Joseph C. Thibodaux Mr. Mrs. Allan R. Thomas Dr. Marvin R. Thomas 166 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Howard Todd Miss Karen Trettel Mr. Mrs. Trumbauer Mr. Mrs. Richard Tucker Susan J. Uhnak Mr. Mrs. George Ulicny Mr. Mrs. Harry Valentine Mr. Mrs. Grandville Van Norman Miss Luella Van Norman Mr. Mrs. Kermit L. Vogel Mr. Mrs. Roy Vogel Admiral Von Schreiber Mr. Mrs. Edwin Walters Mr. Edwin F. Walters, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Leon Walters Miss Lillian Walters Miss Mary M. Wanamaker Miss Susan Wanamaker Mr. Mrs. Bruce Ward Mr. Mrs. Roland Ward Miss Debbie Wassum Donald Bup” Wassum Mr. Robert Wassum Mr. Fred Wehr Miss Judy M. Wehr Mr. Ronald H. Wehr Mr. Robert Weighknecht Mr. Mrs. Emery Werley Dorothea Wiegner Mabel Wieond Mr. Mrs. Arthur Williams, Jr. Clifford Ralph Williams Miss Muriel L. Williams Mr. Mrs. Owen Williams Mr. Burdwell F. Yenser Mary Ellen Yenser Dr. Mrs. Milton Young Hedy Youse Mr. Mrs. Lynnwood Zellner Mr. Mrs. William A. Zellner Mr. Mrs. Raymond L. Ziegenfus. Jr. 167 ACKNO WLEDGEM ENTS Mr. Andrew Santora of Hess’s—for those marvelous pictures. Mr. Mike Deutsch-for his great sense of humor and time spent taking pictures. Mr. John Cranley and Intercollegiate Press-for their original and helpful guidance. Hess’s-for time and hard work spent on senior pictures. Miss Sara Ellen Miller-a strong “crutch” that was always there when we needed her. Mr. Bruce Smith and the Photo Club—for their wonderful photographic work. William Lakatas-He is always developing something. The Editor-in-Chief and her Staff—For helpful suggestions and a fine creative yearbook. SHS Administration and Faculty—for kind patience and advice. The Advertisers and Patrons—for showing interest and providing needed funds. 168 •• • V