Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

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TELE-VUE CLASS OF 1974 SLATINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SLATINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA SHS TELEVUE LOCAL PROGRAMS CHANNEL The Unthinkables 3 The Odd Squad 7 Our Man for All Reasons 14 The Rookies 15 Those Little Rascals 21 The Wild Wild Kingdom 27 Weeks of Our Lives 37 Teletypes The Crossroads 35 Streaking 76 As the World Wobbles 77 Special Features Family’s Affairs 101 Cartoon Clan 156 We Asked For It 157 One Step Further 160 Reviews, Columns All in Our Family 165 Let’s Make a Steal 167 The Guiding Lamp 184 COVER DESIGN: David Krause DIVIDER-PAGES DESIGN: Brian Williams THE UNTHINKABLES Mr. Kenneth Jones, Secretary Mr. Donald Marlowe, Vice-President Mr. Woodrow Searfass, President Mr. Oliver James Rauch, Treasurer Dr. Rollo Gower Mr. Claude Hen singer Mr. William Krupa Mr. Robert Paules Mr. Charles Plotsko Dr. Leonard Cohen, Superintendent of Mr. Lee Kreidler, Junior High School principal is responsible Northern Lehigh Schools, is the “leader for the discipline of the “younger generation.” of the pack.” Mr. Charles Canning, guidance counselor, is always surrounded by an “organized mess.” Mr. Gordon L. Kemp, newly-appointed Adminis- trative Assistant, is Dr. Cohen’s right-hand man. Our high School secretary, Mrs. Betty Parry, is contin- uously at work. Mrs. Violet Jones, school nurse, lends a helping hand to all. 5 Harrison Solt, Ralph Jones, and Earl Williams maintain the school cam- pus. Mr. James Minnich and Mrs. Gladys Williams keep the building spic and span. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ruth Roberts, Mrs. Verna Zellner, Mrs. Lorraine Roth, Mrs. Nancy Snyder, and Mrs. Ethel Beers keep feeding the troops, despite constant ridicule. CUSTODIAL STAFF jt jju 2 ,: y. ijuuu : -7Z4 £rju uiMajl, � ud - SO«X U4 ) (X dL utof - veutu Ar ? -4 -4 ojuJL JJa umZU) SlXcyrn - 7 a � -7 J)A+t L - - y) Ut JL Jo 4la. yy A J e� _ ytxc o j mJi luC o- Jj y A Mj y€U, «£ yayrjA A- akahc . _-« 7� w— jJ oJ _ r rw oJJjL , ■ . OjCurv AJ JJa -y?+OUy£v ' ------------------- r . v jJooaa S oJti) y. 2 - 'Ao ' 3— As+� y ♦, yO ciCti j Oy t. A- AaJy. try._Otaaj a JjtZ yCL jc j yUsl+J JJjL- sOAvCjLUAA CLAAJ c jL4JA4jym _. J° tTOUU -yA fA sO j Ar- rt rAJLtJ} X , C0 • l y£+ +J-, r y y J. yfc jCr+yAA+jL a , L yOy jL lA-. -r aJ— y4y ro fjA yy+ - -LCtAjJyj C £ £ ft e£oA£J i Miss Theresa Jacobs, Physical Education-Health Miss Sara Miller, Ger- man-Latin Miss Linda Halda- man, Librarian Miss Lenore Moyer, Typing Mrs. Bernice Hicks, German-French Miss Dixie Driscoll, Home Economics Mrs. Edith Roeder, English Mrs. Doris Smith, Mathematics Miss Rita Williams, English Mrs. Marjorie Wirth, English Mr. Richard Bentz, Cultures Mr. Walter Blose, Problems of Democracy Mr. Frank Carazo, English Mr. George Fennell, Music Mr. Donald Jones, Art Mr. David Clemmer, Business Education Mr. William Horvath, Business Education Mr. Ronald Borger, Chemistry Mr. Richard Jones, English Mr. Robert Mack, Mathematics Mr. Marvin Miller, Cultures Mr. Rodney Mummey, Mathematics Mr. Richard Smith, Driver Training-Athletic Director Mr. Richard Snell, Civics Mr. James Waite, Physical Education- Health Mr. Frank Trettel Industrial Arts OUR MAN FOR ALL REASONS Our Man, Mr. Owen “Truck” Roberts, is an individual, a sportsman, a teacher, and a friend. Mr. Roberts was born March 14, 1925, to John and Martha Roberts of 304 Williams Street, Slatington. As a youngster, he attended the Roosevelt Elementary School, and it was here in the sixth grade that he received his lasting nickname, TRUCK, because it was said he ran “like an old ice truck.” In high school he served as president of the 1942 graduating class and was also elected “best-natured, most popular, and class comedian.” As a sportsman he earned his letters in bas- ketball and football, actively participating in each for four years. His yearbook listed his hobby as fishing and to this day he is an avid fisherman and spends hours tying flies. Between graduation from high school and enrollment in college, Truck served three years in the U.S. Navy, He married his high school sweetheart, Marie “Mick” Neff, on November 25, 1948. Beginning at Ursinus then transfer- ring to Kutztown, Mr. Roberts received his teaching certificate from Kutztown State Col- lege in 1950. On November 6, 1954, his first child, Linda Jane, was born; and on June 29, 1958, he welcomed his son, John Michael. Graduate courses at Lehigh University fur- thered his education and in 1970 he received his Master’s Degree from Muhlenberg College. After his graduation front Kutztown, Truck returned to Slatington, where he became a ju- nior-high history teacher. His popularity with his students was instantaneous. He was a friend. They could relate to this man who was honest, dedicated, and sincere. His “gift for gab”, sharp wit, and subtle humor sparked an interest in history for hundreds of students who attended his classes. Word of his ability to captivate an audience soon spread farther than the classroom and he became a popular public speaker. Not only did he speak to teach and entertain, but also he spoke to serve his community. He spoke many years as a Slatington borough councilman. Al- ways interested in community affairs, he also helped to initiate the Slatington Library. We, the Slatington High School Qass of 1974, are proud to honor Mr. Owen “Truck” Roberts, “our man for all reasons.” 0} CLASS OF ’77 FRESHMAN-CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Jones ... Treasurer Sally Pfeiffer... President Donna Lever... Vice-president Karen Zellner... Historian Debbie Schleicher.. . Secretary Class Adviser: Miss Lenore Moyer Class Flower: Mum Class Colors: Blue and Gold Activities: St. Patrick’s Day Dance HOMFROOM 13: FRONT ROW: Michele Hallman, Raymond Gades, Susan Hausman, Kyle George, Carol Faust, Jody Harwi, Debbie George, Gary Haas, Peggy Hausman. SFCOND ROW: Sheila Evert, Tim Hallman, Cathy Harwi, Robert German, Connie Gru- ber, Roy Hawk, Robin Gruber, Ricky Fronheiser, Renee Heckman. THIRD ROW: Luke Frantz. Marc Grammes, Glen Handwerk, Charles Evans, Donna Fields, Tim Ernst, Todd Evans, Ian Freeh. BACK ROW: Chester Gower, Richard Haas, David Freed, Jim Green. HOMEROOM 10: FRONT ROW: Carlton Berger, Cindy Bishop, Larry Clancy, Cynthia Burbes, Eric Betzenberger, Ruby Eckhart, Kevin Deppe, Lisa Confer, Mark Anthony, Sue Benninger. SECOND ROW: Deb Derr, Steve Chim- ich, Bonnie Ault, Michael Anthony, Donna Edelman, Robert Allesch, Joann Bechtel, Stephen Bandzi, Jane Beers, Bob Cunfer. THIRD ROW: David Anthony, Marla Bennyhoff, Tracy Carlton, Lori Dorward, Brett Beagle, Terry Beidler, Tim Daubert, Linda Blose, Randal An- drews, Eunice Buskirk. BACK ROW: David Bisko, Ann- ette Beers, Dennis Blose. HOMEROOM 25: FRONT ROW: Randall McFar- land, Pat Peters, Terry Martin, Jeri Lorah, Robert Kuntz, Susan Miller, Mike Plotsko, Tina Peters, Karl Mack. SECOND ROW: Sharon Olewine, Thomas Marino, Marsha Mack, Ray Miller, Donna Lever, Rick Lloyd, Janice Polakovics, Lawrence Lauchnor, Donna Maehrer. THIRD ROW: Karen Leslie, Dennis Mankos, Sally Pfeiffer, John Kurtz, Terrie Rauch, Bruce Marlatt, Michele Muthard. BACK ROW: Thomas Ondrovic, Ann Matisinez, Greg Miller, Shirley Meinhart, Dale Lewis, Donna Moyer, Shane Miller, Russ Pierce. HOMEROOM 15: FRONT ROW: Susan Hughes, Greg Hewitt, Valerie Hoffert, Dane Kralik, Linette Krause, Richard Keiser, Tanya Henritzy, Charles Horner, Kathy Kibler. SECOND ROW: Lowell Klotz, Janet Ketchledge, Allen Krum, Donna Klinesmith, David Kern, Donna Koch, Lynn Horn, Trudi Kelchner, Robin Hunsicker. THIRD ROW: Anita Hughes, Russ Kibler, Kathy Jones, David Hughes, Gail Howey, Brian Kern, Marianne Jones, Kevin Kester, Janet Hinkle. BACK ROW: Michael Holt- zer, Magdalen Konek, Brian Hughes, Donna Howard, George Hough. HOMEROOM 36: FRONT ROW: Jeff Roberts. Mo- nique Rex, Michael Turoscy, Cheryl Strohl, Jerome Roland. Linda Snyder, Donald Redline, Susan Som- mers, Daniel Saas. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Roth, Ronald Schuck, Debbie Schleicher, Bill Rooney, Terri Reinheimer, Warren Rumble, Jean Sell, Ray Smith, Donna Roberts. BACK ROW: Kathy Roberts, Cathy Shupp. Wanda Strohl, John Roberts, Annamarie Scar- scllctti, Scott Shoemaker, Denise Richmond, Sharon Rex, Karen Rinker. HOMEROOM 41: FRONT ROW: Robert Yenser, Debbie Wertman, Brian Zellner, Fietta Young, Jody Voorhees. SECOND ROW: Karen Zellner, Jeff Zellner, LuAnn Walbert, “Chuck” Weaver, Robin Zancof- sky. BACK ROW: Robert Walters, Thomas Yenser. 19 TW The freshmen are taking over “The Crossroads”. Annamarie marvels at Sally’s new hair-do! Debi and Kathy take time out to visit the local bookstore. This is the fun part about Kim’s attempt to hide behind the door is unsuccess- making a float! ful. THOSE LITTLE RASCALS CLASS OF ’76 CLASS OFFICERS: Louise Koran-Vice President Vickie Kenimerer—Secretary Kathy Jones—President Ricky DeFrain—Historian JoBeth Bolton-Treasurer Advisers-Mr. Richard Snell Mrs. Edith Roeder Motto: It is better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all. Flower: Red and White carnation Colors: Red-White-Blue Activities: Track and Field Day Float Prizes (3rd) Dances 22 HOMEROOM 47: FRONT ROW: Jodi Roberts, Sophia (Cookie) Parisi, Jan Penberth, Michelle Schaller. SECOND ROW: Michael Muniz, Cheryl Moditch, Barbara Scheirer, Judy Sch neck. Annette Shimko, Kim Neff, Ray Neff. THIRD ROW: William Schuck, Jim Reppert, Stephen Papay, Jeff Metzger, David Schuck. BACK ROW: Richard Roth, Bruce Redline, Terri Schaffer, Paula Pavelco, Paul Peters, Carl- ene Rauch, Theresa Scarselletti. David Morgan. James Neustadter. HOMEROOM 34: FRONT ROW: Jeanette Eckhart, Carl Bachman, Corinne Andrulcvich, Jeffrey Eckhart, Debbie Cunfer, Allan Boyer, Bridget Cantwell. SECOND ROW: De- lores Anthony, Sharon Daubert, Denise Behler, Sue Burck- hart, JoBeth Bolton, Mary Bailey. THIRD ROW: Mary Andrulevich, David Boyuka, Darlene Anthony, Gary De Long, Rosie Hallman, Mike Brogan, Holly Dorward. BACK ROW: Robert Bechtel, Robert Eckhart, Kenny Smith, Randy Christman, Rich DeErain, Ed Bechtel, Carlton Davies, Kirk Johnson, Larry DeLong, Glenn Beers, Glenn Park. 23 HOMEROOM 45: EIRST ROW: Pete Konek, Debbie Kro- both. Kevin Kern, Louise Koran, Charlie Maurer, Kim Krupa, Bill Koch. SECOND ROW: Brenda Martin. Tammy Keiser, Sandra Kistler, Vicky Kemmerer, Pat Mack, Bonnie Kern. THIRD ROW: Jayne Mack, Don Messinger, Gina Matisinez, Mike Kern. Kathy Mack, Mike Lobach, Beth Kern. BACK ROW: Terry Martin, Brian Mack, Bill Lever, John Marino, Keith Kistler, Dave Kuntz, John Leickel, Ricky Meckes, David Meixsell. HOMEROOM 43: EIRST ROW: Chris Kaul, Doreen Geary, Ray Eritz, SuzAnne Hough, Jordy Harwi, Carol Gruber, Tony Gades. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hittner, Karen Hoppes, Sharon Greiss, Kathy Jones, Shelby Hoyle, Judy Hankee, Cindy Hof- mann. THIRD ROW: Del Hahn, Bonnie Geiger, Mike Eister, Michele Hewitt, Rod ITitzinger, Linda Follweiler, Leonard Houser. BACK ROW: Bobby Herzog, James German, Greg Grammes, Brian Frantz, Bob Harwi, Russ Hallman, Andrew S. Holko, Jr., Jeff Frantz, John Hargreaves, Tom Horner. 24 HOMEROOM 49: FRONT ROW: Kathy Soldridge, Donald Strohl, Cindy Young, Sandra Villa, Cathy Sny- der. SECOND ROW: Brian Steiger wait, Dianna Wana- maker, Cindy Shuey, Pam Smith, Colleen Weidncr, Joette VanNorman, Ann Silliman, Rosie Wanamaker. THIRD ROW: Linda Sue Weaver, Erick Strohl, Debbie Stephen, Rob Souerwine, Barbara Solt. LAST ROW: Tom Vogel, Steve Trollinger, Bob Ziegenfus, Sheila Smith, Bruce Weaver, Joe Wieand, Rich Smith, Cort Steigerwalt. 25 “Don’t let Mrs. Roeder see you taking those flowers!” “I’d like to see Houdini escape from this one!” Donald and Rob pose before some dashing S.H.S. sce- nery. “Boy! These cheer- ing practices are just TOO much!” THE WILD, WILD KINGDOM CLASS OF ’75 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS: Secretary ... Maria Barney Treasurer .. . Kim Handwerk Historian ... Connie Williams Class Adviser... Mr. Robert Mack Vice-President ... Joey Babyak President... Larry Williams (Miss Dixie Driscoll, class adviser, missing from picture.) CLASS MOTTO: It’s not the size of the dog in the fight; it’s the size of the fight in the dog. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Gold and Royal Blue The “jivin” juniors experienced a very successful year at S.H.S. Along with the capture of first place in the Homecoming-Float competition, the Class of 1975 presented a beautiful junior prom with the theme STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN. This ball proved to be a terrific success. The juniors were also victors in the 1974 Track and Field Day events at S.H.S. They are anxiously awaiting the excitement which their senior year will bring. 28 HOMEROOM 21: FRONT ROW: Kar- en Beers, Louanne Andrews, Linda Bachman, Pattie Behler. SECOND ROW: “Kip” Bower, Pete Anthony, A1 Barney, Jeff Andreas, Bob An- drews. BACK ROW: Ted Beltz, Pat Brogan, Steve Baer, Tom Buss, Joe Babyak. ABSENT: Maria Barney. HOMEROOM 26: FRONT ROW: Sharon Brown, Susie Derr, Pat Frano, Betsy Fields, Kathy Eck, Linda Cress- man. SECOND ROW: Karen Greiss, Cherie Cressman. Rita Fritzinger, Kim Handwerk, Debbie Dengler, Kim Gruber, Liz Endy. THIRD ROW: Lamont Buskirk, Mark Griffith, Terry Eschbach, Randy Easterday. Bruce Evans, Joe DeSousa, Eddie Christman. BACK ROW: Dave Fister, Donald Frantz, Robert Edwards, Barry DeLong, Dave Deibert, Paul Dorward, Frank Giacobbe, Tom Faust. 29 HOMEROOM 32: FIRST ROW: Rosie Papay, Barb Roberts, Judy Miller, Barb Rcmaley. SECOND ROW: Donald Polakovics, Pat Reitz, Barb Rowlands, Mary Alice Schaefer, Dorothea Newman, Loretta Prutzman, John Miller. THIRD ROW: Michele Newman, Carl Schleicher, Debbie Roberts, Keith Remaley, Debbie Richmond, Durrell Remaley, Tami Schneck. BACK ROW: Kevin Redllne, Jimmy Pavelco, Stan Montrom, Clark Paine, Rich Oertner, Mat Moditch, Bonita Reitz, John Ruch, Jeffrey Miller. MISSING: Susan Schneck, Bianca Rauch, Cheryl Roth. HOMEROOM 40: FIRST ROW: Janet Sensinger, Debbie Schoch. Connie Williams, Bonita Shuck, Gail Wertman, Susie Silfies. SECOND ROW: David Stankovic, Janet Trine, Debi Wassum, Nancy Zell- ner, Debbie Welsh, Karen Zellner, Kathy White. BACK ROW: Monica Scott, Stephen Sodl, Craig Trapp, Larry Williams, Jeff Williams, Brian Verba. Ray Zicgenfus, Marilyn Solderitz. 30 FRONT ROW: Donald Lauchnor, Sue Herman, Jack Hud- dleston, Sherry Kern, James Harwi, Jody Henritzy. SEC- OND ROW: Karen Koran, Wanda Lewis, Karen Kurtz, Carolyn Klase, Bonnie Hunsicker. THIRD ROW: Dwayne Kern, Wanda Heckman, Marc Meinhart, Lucinda Hartzell, Curtis Mase, Priscilla Messinger, William Hargreaves, Ardith Lcngcl. FOURTH ROW: Darryl Keiser, Robert Jones, Annette Marsh, Warren Kclchner, Rhonda Klotz, Keith Kib- ler, Michele Kern, Steve Hluschak, Debbie Marlatt, Mike Hunsicker. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN 1975 JR. PROM The Junior Prom Queen, Connie Williams, takes her place upon the throne. Barry DeLong escorts Pat Frano. Kim Handwerk is escorted to her seat on the stairway by Mike Hunsicker. Maria Barney, who is escorted by Mike Peters, walks down the runway. A smiling Jody Henritzy is led by Bruce Evans. The flower-girl, Tami Gark, and crown-bearer, Chris George, dance amid the other guests. Carolyn Klase is escorted by Rich Oertner. Steve Hluschak escorts Karen Kurtz. Joey Babyak escorts Debbie Wassum. Debbie Welsh is escorted by Pat Brogan. “Stairway to Heaven” Queen is Connie Williams, who dances with her escort. Bob Andrews. Susie Schneck is escorted by Jeff Andreas. Robert Edwards escorts Gail Wertman. 33 : • ••• mm • ••• ::: • r: ::: i • I ! 5 i • • ; i j:::! • “I need a butt!” “Some people take school so seriously!” “This is better than having class.” ‘Tom, take that gum out of your mouth!!' “Stick ’em up!” It looks like Miss Driscoll’s home economics class is cooking up something pretty funny. “Hey? Did you hear the latest?” “Let’s hear some racket, you guys!” “We’re too smart to study!” This is how those hard-working A.V. guys spend their time! Kim looks a little disgusted at those Bulldogs. 35 AFTERNOON VO-TF.CH STUDENTS: FRONT ROW: Nancy Edclman, Rose Hallman, Lynn Klingborg, Georgiannc Diehl, Lorie Snyder, Brenda Mantz, Linda Merkel, Denise Reitz, Mary Derr. SECOND ROW: Cathy Wieand, Donald Eck, Marvin Olewine, Tim Ringler, Clay Sauerwine, Keith German, Sylvia Smale, Dennis Evert, Susan Jones. BACK ROW: Toni Kralik, Jim Paules, Mike Marcucci, Terry Keiser, Steve Wea- ver, Jeff Bachman, Debbie Nierer, Greg Shuey, Jeff Wieand, Ricky Blose, Debi Ringler. MORNING VO-TECH STUDENTS: FRONT ROW: Bob Ul- rich, Shelly Kibler, Tim Coffin, Lori Correll, Alan Blose, Marie Christman, Chris Lorah, Brenda Welsh. MIDDLE ROW: Darlene McFarland, Bradley Kern, Cindy Werley, Paul Ko- nek, Lynn Kester, Bryan Ringler, Mary Ann Yanis, John Sommers. BACK ROW: Keith Ritter, Lynne Henry, Dave Rex, Paul Wanamaker. Dave Krause, Lori Kibler, Brian Haupt, Tim Weirich. “THREE-TO-SIX” VO-TECH: FRONT ROW: Valerie Mummey, Tina Ward, Susan Roth, Bonnie Allen. SEC- OND ROW: Jeff Husack, Paul Schmidt, Terry Schneck, Eric Miller. BACK ROW: Larry Trimble, Blaine Lipinsky, Bernard Smuthers, Van McDowell, Robert Mummey, Rodger Radcliff. Cvcnj clal) and activity under U £ Sun” M]la y —Kh COLOR GUARD CLUB FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS WEIGHT-WATCHERS 40 KNITTING CLUBS AV CLUB 41 LANGUAGE CLUB TRI-HI-Y-CLUB 42 H3 i-i d O W d f O 03 ft) H H a i-i a W H f 03 w d a o CO VARSITY “S” CLUB; FRONT ROW: Dickie Bowman,Tom Babyak. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hertzog, Nick DeLong, John Leickel, Richard Mantz. BACK ROW: Paul Leickel, David Kunkle, Eddie Abraham, Bob Ziegenfus, Carlton Miller, Todd Freed, and Tony Gades. FUTURE NURSES CLUB: FRONT ROW: Debbie Tartar, Donna Kleinsmith, Janice Harwi, Lynn Haefele, Donna Koch, Margaret O’Malley. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Cressman, Deborah Andrews, Debbie Dengler, Cindy Andrews, Sue Benninger, Kathy Burckhart, Kim Kemmerer. BACK ROW: Lennette Krause, Sharon Fronheiser, Karen Rinker, Debra Roth, Rita Fritzinger, Tina Wassum, Magdalen Konek, Janis Roth, Jane Rex, Pamela Remaley. F U T U R N E U R S E S A JAPANESE GARDEN It all started in World Cultures classes. Who had the original idea we don’t really know; the result, however, was a Japanese garden in the center court of our S.H.S. building. Remember that barren spot? Well, now it has a rock garden that is pleasing to the eye and which will improve as the years go by and future students work on it. Mr. Marvin Miller has devoted much time and effort towards the success of the whole project. DALE D. FIELDS Trailer Sales R.D. l.Slatington, Pa. 767-5864 45 YEARBOOK CLUB: FRONT ROW: Carol Shupp, Candace Siegmund, Dawn Gogel, Cindy Hofmann, Karen Hoppes, Lynn Haefele. SECOND ROW: Kathy Burckhart, Kim Werley, Jan Souerwine, Cathy Sneidman, Jane Rex, Sharon Fronheiser. BACK ROW: Tina Wassum, Barbara Hewitt, Debra Roth, Deborah Andrews, Sheila Kunkle, Margaret O’Malley. REFRESHMENT STAND WORKERS: FRONT ROW: Janice Harwi, Janis Roth,Candace Siegmund, Kim Marlatt, Janice German. SECOND ROW: Jane Rex, Frances Williams, Holly Weiss, Carol Wert- man, Bonnie Rex. BACK ROW: Joseph Shimko, Tina Wassum, Cindy Andrews, Carol DeFrain, Debra Roth, Susan Scherer, Kevin Rohrbach, Richard Mantz. 46 FRONT ROW: Michelle Kern, Donald Polakovics, Bianca Rauch. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Sestok, Thomas Young, David Overholt, Clark Paine. BACK ROW: Rosalie Medeiros, Ed Bechtel, Carlene Rauch, Scott Shoemaker, Pam Smith, Andy Holko, Rob Souerwine, Randy Andrews, Mike Best. KNEELING: Donna Kleinsmith, Jeri Lorah, Lenette Krause, Susan Hughes, Linda Frable. STANDING: Jane Beers, Magdalen Konek, Kathy Roberts, Pat Peters, Debbie Schleicher, Janet Hinkle, Sharon Rex, Debbie George, Michele Muthard, Janet Ketchledge, Marla Bennyhoff. 47 s H S D E B A T E T E A M S.H.S. DEBATE TEAM: TOP ROW: Debbie Stephens, Mrs. Edith Roeder, coach; Robyn Kuntz, Maria Barney. MIDDLE ROW: Susie Trai- ner, Ruthann Davies, Cathy Sneidman, Karen Williams, Georgianne Diehl, Suzanne Hough. SEATED: Debbie Tartar, Glenn Schoener, Jo- Beth Bolton, Kathy Jones, Karen Hoppes, Vicky Kemmerer, Cindy Shuey. KNEELING: Cheryl Roth, Cindy Hofmann, Cathy Snyder, Bianca Rauch, Mike Fister. Debate Captains: Cathy Sneidman and Karen Will- iams. The Debate Team, under the coach- ing of Mrs. Edith Roeder, was pleased with its record of having won fifty per cent of its debate meets this year. 48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR MEMBERS of the honor society who were elected in their junior year of high school: SEATED: Jeff Jones, Kim Kemmerer, Karen Will- iams. STANDING: Cathy Sneidman, Tom Steigerwalt, Jan Souerwine. FRONT ROW: Robert Edwards, Michele Kern, Mary Alice Schaeffer, Karen Greiss, Priscilla Messinger, Bianca Rauch, Ruthann Davies, Michelle Newman. These students are juniors. BACK ROW: Debbie Andrews, Iris Pachorkowsky, Candy Sieg- mund, Kim Marlatt, Jane Rex, Dave Overholt, Geoff Hughes, Ed Hoyle, Mike Galio, Cindy Harwi, Dawn Bisko, Fran Will- iams, Linda Serfass. The back row consists of seniors who were elected during this school year. 49 OUR STUDENT LEADERS -1974 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Jeff Jones (treasurer), Susie Trainer, (vice president), Kim Marlatt (secretary), and Mike Galio (president). PAP� 0 STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM RE- PRESENTATIVES s ervice T rust U nity D iligence E nthusiasm N egotiation T alent C rossroads 0 rganization u nderstanding N obility C o-operation I ntellect L eadership 50 STUDENT COUNCIL HOME- ROOM ALTERNATES STUDENT COUNCIL HELPS OTHERS OUR MERRY MUSICMAKERS THE SLATINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND: FRONT ROW: Tom Steigerwalt, Mary Alice Schaeffer, Jayne Mack, Sandy Kistler, Karen Delong, Priscilla Messinger, Barbara Hewitt, Michael Fister. SECOND ROW: Magdalen Konek, Trudy Kelchner, Cindy Young, Terri Scarseiletti, Donald Redline, Kathy White, Greg Greenzweig, Dennis Blose, David Deibert, Geoff Hughes. THIRD ROW: Sally Pfeiffer, Annette Beers, Lisa Cunfer, Scott Shoemaker, Tom Yenser, Jeff Jones, Ed Hoyle, Jodi Roberts, David Fister, Mike Plotsko. BACK ROW: Bandmaster Mr. George Fennell, Tom Smith, Tom Vogel, Keith Kibler, Donna Kline- smith, Jane Beers, Larry Williams. Priscilla, David, and Scott anxiously await the bus to the parade. Mr. Fennell and a few band members are all wrapped up for the Turkey-Day bonfire. 52 Next year we will miss the following senior band members very much: Dawn Gogel, Ed Hoyle, Geoff Hughes, Tom Steigerwalt, and Barbara Hewitt. The S.H.S. concert band performs at its annual spring con- cert. Mr. Fennell congratulates Tom Steigerwalt on his outstanding band performances. Our drum section sometimes takes over the cheerleaders jobs. Mr. George Fennell, Director of band and cho- rus, spirited the Bulldog Band in its uniform drive this year. His encouragement led to real achievements. “Stop fooling around or I’ll pound you one!’’ 53 COLORGUARD SQUAD SHS COLORGUARD SQUAD: Kim Marlatt, Linda Serfass, Carol Shupp, Sherrie Kern, Pat Frano, Gndy Davies, Carolyn Klase, JoBeth Bolton, Bridget Cantwell, Georgi anne Diehl, Pat Reitz, and Cindy Shuey. Our flagtwirlers take time out to pose. “Drop your gun, or I’ll shoot!” Head colorguard Linda Serfass brings enthusiasm and spirit to everything she does. 54 MAJORETTES ' o-sr - - SLATINGTON HIGH SCHCX)L MAJORETTES: Cindy Harwi, Linda Bachman, Gail Wertman, Judy Hankee, Head Majorette Sheila Kunkle, Louanne Andrews, Dawn Bisko, Michelle Newman, Rhonda Klotz. Head Majorette Sheila Kunkle likes precision drills. 55 JV SPIRIT BOOSTERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Louise Koran and Terri Reinheimer. SECOND ROW, karen Hoppes’ Harwi, Cindy Werley, Michelle Schaller, Joanne Bechtel, and Anna Marie Scarselletti. SECOND ROW, Top: Kim Farber, Vicky Kemmerer, Jodi Roberts, and Debbie Schleicher. Bulldog fans are happy with this play! It looks as though we have a new member on the J.V. cheering squad! Junior-varsity co-captains, Jodi Roberts and Vicky Kemmerer, lead their squad in real spirit. VARSITY CHEERING VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Connie Williams and Ruthanne Davies. SECOND ROW, Top: Kim Handwerk and Jan Hughes, bottom, Susie Schneck and co-captain Robyn Kuntz. KNEELING: Debi Wassum and Jody Henritzy. THIRD ROW, Top: Kathy Jones and Kim Kemmerer, co-captain, bottom, Ann Marie Jones and Susie Trainer. Our varsity cheer- leaders try to create an enthu- siastic mood at the annual cheer- ing competition. Varsity cheerleaders welcome the Bulldogs onto the football Field. 57 Varsity Co-captains Kim Kemmerer and Robyn Kuntz, a pair to be proud of. KING OF LEGS THE KING OF LEGS COURT FOR 1973: Mr. George Fennell, Mr. Bruce Smith, Mr. Frank Carazo, Mr. Richard Snell, Mr. Robert Labdik, Mr. George Yaniger, Paul Leickel.Tom Rabyak, Mike Galio, Paul Konek, Ed Hoyle, Brian Williams, and Dave Kunkle. Mr. George Yaniger, chosen faculty “King of Legs” is escorted to his throne by Iris Pachorkewsky. Mr. Robert Labdik waves his “sexy” magazine, which he received as prize for the “sexiest” legs. Judy Wertman escorts Mr. Richard Snell, who re- ceived honors for the “most masculine” legs. ASSEMBLIES Mr. Labdik installs Mike Galio as our new Stu- dent Council president. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgill from Sturgills, North Caro- lina, demonstrate his hand-carved instruments as they combine to sing popular folk music. Abraham Lincoln listens attentively to Stephen Douglas during “The Great Debate.” One of the army’s traveling groups, “The Satellites,” sing “White Rabbit” by the Jefferson Airplane. Representatives of Kim’s Karate School in Allentown demonstrate the basics of karate. Mr. Labdik encourages school spirit as he leads the student body in a Victory Cheer. Here, we are entertained by a jazz band from Mansfield State College, known as ‘The Esquires.” Gene Werley returns to his old Alma Mater in order to give the Bulldogs some words of wisdom. Representative Klingaman brings Nick DeLong greetings from our State House of Representatives. George of the Jungle is in the swing of things. Denise goes “up, up, and away.” The girls portray the faculty room between classes, as it REALLY is. Kathy Jones and Vicky Kemmerer in a duet routine show their skill on the balance beam. Seniors promote the sale of yearbooks by putting on a skit. 60 “Let’s hear it for the Bulldogs!” prompts Mr. Labdik. JASON TRAVIS gives us a sneak preview of the 1974 Talent-Fashion Show. “Wow! Those ‘LEGS’ really excite us girls!” Bonita is caught in the middle of her act. • A Jody really put her heart into this jump! 6) THE BIG BLUE MACHINE IS ON THE MOVE Colleen Gower 1973’s Homecoming Queen 1974 COURT: Iris Pachorkowsky, Jan Hughes, Robyn Kuntz (Queen), Cindy Davies, Cindy Andrews. Homecoming fireworks at S.H.S. for 1973-74 started off with a bang. In the assembly-pep- rally, our Queen, Robyn Kuntz, was crowned by last year’s Homecoming Queen, Colleen Gower. Bundled up in blankets, the queen and her court reigned over the homecoming festivities. The class of’75 won the float contest; and the evening closed with the annual S.H.S. dance. The Juniors captured first place with their winning float in the Homecoming festivities. 62 The “Little Rascals” won third place. HOMECOMING 1974 “The Big Blue Machine Is On the Move is the theme for the junior float. Who’s the most original?? We juniors, that’s who! Did you ever make a tank out of a Volkswagen? Work’s all done. It’s time to eat! 63 THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES Senior football players, led by Mike Galio, get ready to boost the team with their own cheer. Sophomores yell loudest during the interclass competition. “Are you making any noise?” The bonfire excites the bulldog crowd on to the victory over Palmerton. The spectators gaze at the various happenings at the traditional Turkey Game. “We’ll always cheer you! We’ll never fail!” “Hey Ann Marie! Are you sure that’s just water in that bottle?” The Bulldog crowd cheers our team on to the final victory over Pal- mer ton. 65 SHS SONGBIRDS 66 Our tuneful songbirds at S.H.S. are directed by Mr. George Fennell. Cheryl Roth was one of the many soloists who contributed their talents to the annual spring concert. Mr. Fennell congratulates Geoffrey Hughes after his solo, “Ole Man River.” Sheila Evert, Monique Rex, and Sally Pfeiffer sing “Killing Me Softly.” Participants in one of the performances are Kim Kem- merer, Dave Overholt, Linda Serfass, Cindy Harwi, Pat Roland, and Karen Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Fennell receive a gift from the song- sters. The chorus sang many Christmas songs during the Christmas concert, including the favorite, “Little Gray Donkey.” Santa Claus (alias Mr. Fen- nell, hurries to get into costume. Some girls from the chorus, portraying reindeers, pull Santa Claus as they sing “Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer.” Slatington’s chorus presents the evening Christmas program. “OLIVER” Ya have ta do a song-and-dance routine just ta get some food in this crummy joint.” Dave Fister is the everyday funeral director. ‘‘I’ll drink to that! ’ sings Cheryl Roth. That daring devil himself, Mr. Bumble (Larry Williams). “Who took the jewels? says Jeff Hughes as Fagin. 68 Singing “I’d Do Anything,” Cheryl Roth and Cathy Sneidman present a lively and entertaining scene in the Thieves’ Kitchen. Fagin, alias Geoff Hughes, instructs his pupils in the delicate art of picking pockets. Mr. Brownlow, Mike Fister, and Mr. Grim wig, Charlie Horner, discuss the predicament of OLIVER. Our evil villain, Bill Sykes, ex- pertly portrayed by Steve Trol- linger, sneers and torments everyone in sight. For the finale, the thieves give us a round of “Food, Glorious Food.” Carlene Rauch and Trudi Kelchner as street vendors cry out “Who Will Buy?” Bill Sykes in one of his less agreeable moods lashes out at Ricky Meckes. Sneering and leering, Bill Sykes sings the song “My Name,” and reveals why everyone should fear him. Widow Corney, played by Tina Wassum, discovers the secret of OLIVER’S birth from the dying Old Sally, portrayed by Kim Werley. SENIOR PLAY The cast picture of “The Spiral Staircase” re- veals the seniors who participated in the play: D. David Overholt, Doug Shiner, Cathy Sneid- man, Karen Williams, Jeff Jones, Geoffrey Hughes, Tina Wassum, and Kim Werley. Under Mrs. Roeder’s capable direction, Tins Wassum and the rest of the cast prepared for the premiere. D. David Overholt excellently characterized the bumbling, country constable. Dr. Parry, portrayed by Jeff Jones, and Helen, played by Cathy Sneidman, stare helplessly at the feeble Mrs. Warren, who is acted by Tina Wassum. Mute Helen, Cathy Sneidman, wrinkles her nose in distaste as Mrs. Oates, Kim Werley, obviously enjoys her brandy. Jeff Jones played the sincere and warm- hearted Dr. Parry, who was Helen’s love interest in the play. Dr. Parry comforts Helen with the prospect of recovering her voice. The cast shows their appreciation to their director, Mrs. Edith Roeder. Geoffrey Hughes portrays the cold and calculating Professor Warren. Helen, Cathy Sneidman, frantically tries to call for help, but to no avail. Stephen Rice, played by Doug Shiner, plays a “friendly game of checkers with Nurse Barker. Nurse Barker, Karen Williams, pensively awaits her next move. LET US ENTERTAIN YOU Slatington’s version of Geraldine, it’s really Larry Williams. Who said they could only cheer?? The Barber-Shop Quartette brings back many memories. “I’m so glad it’s all over!” Today Slatington-Tomorrow the Midnight Special! Colorful Colorguards do an original routine to “Super Fly.” Kathy Jones keeps the Talent-fashion show rolling with her tumbling act. Dave and Tom provide the music for the Magic Act. Jodi Roberts dazzles everyone with her tap-dancing routine. The senior football players present their version of the Schaeffer commercial. TRACK AND FIELD DAY : 1974 “It looks like a close race!” Larry Lauchnor sets a new school record in the two-mile run. The girls compete in the 50-yard-dash time trials. Larry Lauchnor attempts to pass Jack Huddleston in the two-mile run. TO RUSSIA, WITH LOVE “Did you say you were a secret This is Saint Basil’s Cathedral. Is this a Victory monument? STREAKING! Streaking Editorial This is the S.H.S. newsroom bringing you the bare facts and factual news. We’ve just this moment received a report from Coward Hosell on the latest sports event of the century. Hundreds of students have flung off their clothes and are proceeding to run past astonished bystanders. Streakers, as they call themselves, have been spotted driving through in- tersections on motorcycles, riding bareback on horses, and even parachuting out of airplanes. By and large streaking de- pends upon the weather and the humor of the police. Police are now on the scene. Although some streakers have been arrested and fined, most policemen have turned the other cheek. NEWSFLASH: It seems as if streaking is not only a sport of the young. In Ohio a 67 year old man and his 46 year old lady-friend were arrested for “snailing.” But for now, there seems to be no “end” in sight! 76 PHOTOGRAPHS OF otf iU,,ud WUKLU SUMMARY '(lfcL hl'richman and 3 ot s impaneled for have gas Nixon agrees to pt trouble � 1 back taxes Nunn ' on, BrZT J[ren(rfh„. nev v to ‘ 1E-UPHALT Agnew Resig l1'0 House 'I'™ Segment' ')jVlict ■vru-” )(l , w sid( OUR WORLD atricia NICK DELONG WINS “B” HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Coaches Sadler and Snell beam with pride at their State Champ, Nick Delong. Nick admires his opponent’s legs. Delighted Delong reveals much emotion as he gives coach Saddler a great big hug! FRONT ROW: Mike Lobach, Eddie Bechtel, Bob Bechtel, Donny Leickel, Rodney Fritzinger, Brian Frantz, Mike Follweiler, John Mari- no, John Leickel, Bob Harwi, Bob Ziegenfus. SECOND ROW: Bob Herzog, Terry Martin, Terry Schneck, Blaine Lipinsky, Richard Smith, Jeff Frantz, John Roberts, “Skeeter” Houser, Pete Konek, James Ger- man, Earl Loch. THIRD ROW: Richard Haas, Carl Bachman, Billy Koch, Jim Reppcrt, Russell Pierce, Layne Greenzweig, Greg Miller, Dale Lewis, George Hough, Scott Shoemaker, Tom Marino. ■u.ld PS BULL DOG 7 JJ y P PlllLDOGS fy m r . 4 4 ■O' J V « K , dulluuo . u:u i nnf ” v J E-.iracs mldo j. n, A wudocs j r, bludb£ ) f f3 «60 81 %92 88 2 . 2 -67 7'7 4 o r 'V' % i ftti -; ; E ' C- � m I ffr rf, % ;v .- cl FRONT ROW: David Anthony, John Kurtz, Stephen Bandzi, Mike Turoscy, Brian Hughes, Layne Greenzweig, Richard Haas, Glen Hand- werk, David Freed, Richard Keiser. SECOND ROW: Tim Ernst, David Bisko, Robin Hunsicker, Charles Evans, Marc Grammes, Greg Miller, John Roberts, Scott Shoemaker, Tom Marino, Kevin Kester. THIRD ROW: Jerome Roland, Robert Cunfer, Bruce Marlatt, Robert Yenser, Luke Frantz, Russell Pierce, Todd Evans, Dale Lewis, George Hough, Steve Chimich. 82 VARSITY BITING BULLDOGS TOP ROW: Mat Moditch, Terry Eschbach, Kip Bower, Brian Verba, John Ruch, Randy Easterday, Stan Montrom, Bob Harvvi, Yogi Ed- wards, Bob Andrews, A1 Barney, and Frank Giacobbe. MIDDLE ROW: Warren Kelchner, Dave Rex, Steve Hluschak, Mike Hunsicker, Paul Wanamaker, Mike Newhard, Mike Marcucci, Mike Galio, Paul Leickel, Mike Peters, Jeff Andreas, Joe Babyak, and John Leickel. hKONl ROW: Marvine Olewine, Brian Williams, Nick Delong,Tom Babyak, Todd Freed, Stacy Smith, Dave Kunklc, Ed Abraham, Dave Krause, Frank Hock, Chuck Shiner, Carlton Miller, and Bob Ziegenfus. Slating Nojtfmvestern Parkland Lehighton Emmaus Northhampton Catasauqua Whitehall Stroudsburg X Palmer ton Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Slatington Senior Tri-Captains Mike Galio, Tom “Stumpy” Babyak, Todd Freed. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: TOP ROW: Dave Kunkle, Dave Krause, Ed Abraham, Nick Delong, Frank Hock, Todd Freed. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Wanamaker, Mike Galio, Paul Leickel, Tom Babyak, Brian Williams, and Dick Bowman. Our tenacious tackier, Tom Babyak, watches his teammates in action. Slatington’s “Wil- lie Wonder” es- capes a tackle from a vicious opponent as he runs goalward for six Bulldog points. Hey, Man-don’t touch me!! I'm Yogi! Mack and the team listen earnestly to Coach Yaniger’s pre-game DeD talk. “We won, We won. We really, really won!” Bob Andrews-the epitome of per- petual motion! Mr. Yaniger gives Joey some quick advice. “Hey Todd! Look out behind you! Watchout! BULLDOGS ATTACK B p A R S E T K s E E jj A T M M B A A N L L FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: Kyle George, Jerome Roland, Terry Martin. MIDDLE ROW: Danny Saas, Robert German, Charles Horner, Dennis Man- kos. BACK ROW: Carlton Berger, Lowell Klotz, Greg Miller, Randy Andrews, Tracy Carlton. J.V. TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Bob Harwi, Carlton Davies, Gary DeLong, Bill Lever, Bob Bechtel. SECOND ROW: Joe Wieand, Brian Frantz, Carl Bachman, Larry (Zoom) DeLong, Keith Kistler. THIRD ROW: Eric Betzenberger, Manager, Rich DeFrain, Leonard Houser, Tom Horner, Manager Greg Grammes. BACK ROW: Manager Kevin Deppe and Coach Jack Posegay. The J.V. bench-all ready to come in when needed Coach Posegay runs through an important play during a time-out. BULLDOG CAGERS TOP ROW: COACH: Glenn Rissmiller, Steve Christman, manager, Barry DeLong, Bob Andrews, Stan Montrom, Hluschak, Bruce Evans, Ron Jones, Rich Oertner, Jeff Andreas, Todd CAPTAIN: Pete Reese, Pete Snyder, Joe Shimko, Rich Mantz, Freed, Terry Hausman, Steve SodI, manager. BOTTOM ROW: Randy Larry Lauchnor, manager. VARSITY BULLDOGS SENIOR BASKET- BALL PLAYERS TOP ROW: Cap- tain: Pete Reese, Ron Jones, Todd Freed. BOTTOM ROW: Pete Snyder, Terry Hausman, Joe Shimko. Senior Captain, Reese Does anybody my contact? Pete see Riss and his Bulldogs plan their next strategic play. Jeff leaps into the air on his way up to the basket. “Pistol Pete” shoots for two more. Terry Hausman is having a battle with the ball, while Rich Oertner has a battle with a Tiger. Pete Snyder poses for a picture while on his way for a basket. Rich Oertner, surrounded by Bombers, scrambles for the ball. Ron Jones shows his brilliant shooting talent with two points against Liberty. Rich Oertner hauls down another re- bound while Ron Jones waits to lend a hand. Terry Hausman jumps for the rebound. Rich Oertner jumps for two points. Reese jumps high above a “Mountie” in an attempt for a rebound. Getting the rebound, Pete Snyder looks for someone to pass it to. BULLDOGETTE BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY TOP ROW: Karen Greiss, Tami Denise Reitz, Co-Captain-Judy Wertman, Carol De- Schneck, Debbie Marlatt, Karen DeLong, Jody Hen- Frain, Brenda Welsh, Kim Neff, Coach Mary Kemmerer. ritzy, Co-Captain-Fran Williams. BOTTOM ROW: J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Sharon Matisinez, Susan Hausman, Holly Dorward. BOT- Greiss, Lori Kibler, Brenda Martin, Coach Miss TOM ROW: Louise Koran, Vicky Kemmerer, Simock. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Geiger, Regina Sharon Olewine, JoBeth Bolton. Co-captains, Carol DeFrain and Fran Williams, have a lot to smile about-their winning season! Seniors Carol DeFrain, Karen DeLong, Fran Williams, and Judy Wertman will be greatly missed next season. “Keep going, Carol! She looks like a mean one!” One more of Kim’s free ones for “Kemmerer’s Klan.” Deb Marlatt astonishes her opponents with her magnificent jump shot. Jody, the team’s spirit booster, looks for assistance from her teammates. 91 % WRESTLING SEASON RECORD Opponent Varsity J.V. Jim Thorpe 32-25 33-24 Pocono Mountain 25-30 14-35 Pleasant Valley 33-15 44- 9 Whitehall 36-17 18-42 Northwestern 25-22 21-38 Catasauqua 29-24 12-49 Panther Valley 24-21 23-39 Northampton 18-31 15-44 Central Catholic 21-31 44-21 Emmaus 8-51 12-42 Bangor 27-21 42-21 Lehigh ton 14-36 12-49 Stroudsburg 22-30 Won-Lost Record 8- 6 4- 9 WRESTLING BULLDOGS: FRONT ROW: Joey Babyak, Mike Muniz, Tom Babyak, David Kern, Earl Loch, John Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Warren Kelchner, Tom Marino, Marc Meinhart, Richard Smith, Pete Konek. BACK ROW: Coach Ron Sadler, Mike Marcucci, Dave Kunkle, Nick Delong. Captains of the wrestling team are Tom Babyak, Nick Delong, and John Miller. SENIOR WRESTLERS: FRONT ROW: Mike Newhart, Tom Babyak. BACK ROW: Nick Delong, Dave Kunkle. ■9 mI ABOVE: Dave Kern is in complete control of his opponent. BELOW: Warren Kelchner seems to be really tormenting his opponent. Mick fights his way toward victory. “1 - 2 - 3 - and he’s pinned!” ‘‘Just give him a quick spin, Earl!” Dave’s all ‘‘wrapped up” in his work. Joey Babyak struggles violently to be released. TRACK COACHES: Mr. Richard Jones, Mr. James Waite, and Head Coach Mr. Marvin Miller. 1974 TRIUMPHANT TRACK TEAM DISTANCE RUNNERS: BOTTOM ROW: Chris Lorah, Jerome Roland, Ray Gades. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Marlatt, Ted Beltz, Keith Kibler, Tom Marino. TOP ROW: Ed Hoyle. Brad Kern, Rich Oertner, Larry Lauch- ner. TRACK MEN: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Konek, Craig Trapp, Bob Harwi, Pete Reese, Todd Freed, Terry Eschbach. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Newhard, Jeff Williams, Pete Snyder, Brian Williams, Greg Miller, Randy Andrews. THIRD ROW: Ed Christman, Rich DeFrain, Larry Lauchner, Shane Miller, Jed Merkel, Carl Strohl, Kevin Kester. TOP ROW: George Hough. FIELD MEN: BOTTOM ROW: John Marino, Jeff Rehrig, Frank Hock, Carlton Miller, Mike Galio, Mike Peters. TOP ROW: Mike Best, Ed Bechtel, Greg Greenzweig, Ray Miller, Bob Hertzog. 94 The girls’ track team brought fame and recognition to themselves and our school in their first year of competition. i Brenda Martin, Debbie and Denise Caton, Debbie Marlatt, Connie Williams and Sharon Olewine are just a few of the members of the girls’ track team. Greg Greenzweig is about to let one fly. Pete Snyder is running ahead by a “On your mark! Get set! Go’ . This is Brian Williams at stride in the 100-yard dash. the beginning of a new race. Dave prepares to throw the shot put. 95 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Coach Marvin Kester, Mark Griffith, Steve Hluschak, FRONT ROW: Dave Stankovich, Robert Edwards, Richard Bow- Bob Andrews, Bruce Evans, Dale Lakatosh, Doug Shiner, Stan man, Kevin Redline, Rich Mantz, Jeff Jones, Jeff Miller, Kevin Montrom, Mike Hunsicker, Jim Horvath, Coach Homer Moyer. Rohrbach. J. V. TEAM BACK ROW: Layne Greenzweig, Joe Wieand, Brian Frantz, Rob Ziegenfus, Bruce Weaver, Andy Holko, Scott Shoemaker, John Rob- erts, Rich Smith, Ricky Meckes, Coach Frank Carazo. FRONT ROW: Mark Gram- mes, Glen Handwerk, Tracy Carlton, Mike Turoscy, Robert German, Danny Saas, Charles Horner, Carl Bachman, Robert Yen- ser, Charles Weaver. VARSITY SCORES atington Opponent 0 Northampton 10 2 Emmaus 13 2 Stroudsburg 1 0 Whitehall 15 8 Palmerton 9 4 Lehighton 5 7 Catasauqua 6 2 Northampton 10 5 Emmaus 9 4 Stroudsburg 5 4 Palmerton 5 4 Lehighton 2 11 Catasauqua 4 0 Whitehall 2 6 Salisbury (Exhibition) 4 96 Head Coach Marvin Kester and Assistant Coach Homer Moyer greatly strengthened the Varsity Squad by encouraging team cooperation. BULLDOGS CROSS COUNTRY SCORES BULLDOGS OPPONENTS W 26 Bangor 30 L 38 Emmaus 19 L 45 Lehighton 18 L 44 Whitehall 19 W 21 Palmerton 35 L 31 Northampton 24 L 44 Emmaus 18 L 45 Lehighton 18 L 41 Whitehall 19 W 15 Palmerton 48 W 26 Northampton 29 1. Faster than a speeding van-Super Hoyle! 2. All this fuss over a quarter? 3. If I catch the guy who took my pants. I’ll kill him!! 4. Our friendly “Flea” is flying along. 98 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Anthony Gades, Larry Lauchnor, Ray- mond Gades, Chris Lorah. Paul Konek, Robert Ulrich. SECOND ROW: Barry De- Long, Keith Kiblcr, Bradley Kern, Ted Beltz, Gary DeLong. THIRD ROW: Dwayne Kern, Rich Kern, Bruce Evans, Richard Oertner. Ed Hoyle. BACK ROW: Statisti- cians Georgiannc Diehl, F'ran Williams, Coach Glenn Rissmiller. AWARDS DINNER The Annual All-Sports Banquet was held at 6:15 in the school cafeteria on June 5. Guests included Nelson “Turk’ Turanica of THE TIMES NEWS, Dr. Eissenhard, school physician, and Robert Scott and Kerry Loch, representatives of the Booster Club of Slatington. 1. Tom Babyak received the trophy for outstanding lineman as well as the wrestling award. 2. Keith Kibler received the Cross-Country award. 4. Craig Trapp and 7. Pete Reese received the track awards for field events and track events respectively. 5. Jeff Jones won mention for his golf prowess. 6. Rich Oertner and Pete Reese were named outstanding in basketball. 8. Carol DeFrain received the girls’ basketball trophy. Fran Williams was the first girl ever to receive 400 points in gym achievements. Steve Hluschak received the award as Athlete of the Year for outstanding performances in football, basketball, and baseball. ALL IN OUR FAMILY DEBORAH LEE ANDREWS Slatington College Preparatory Walnutport College Preparatory EDWARD ABRAHAM, JR. Slatington Business Avid walker... mathematical whiz . . tempered ... St. Luke’s in her future . “Debbie” Pretty “triple” court member ... attractive hot- wardrobe ... long, brown hair ... cross country’s locker-room companion ... Cindy. Participates in “active” sports . . . loves (?) his bookkeeping class. . . operates the PD record player... “Blackie” THOMAS JOSEPH BABYAK, JR. Slatington Business Husky football player and great grappler .. . short of legs, long of endurance ... has his eye on a special colorguard . . . “Rhino.” ANNA MAE BLOSE Slatington Business Reckless woman driver . . . small and quiet . pleasant smile ... quick tempered ... Ann” DAWN EVETT BISKO A high-stepping member of the majorette squad ... Likes a special Dave . .. has a petite figure ... our faithful goalie . . . Dawn Emerald Business 102 Cindy’s exerting her usual amount of attention in “trig” class. EDWARD ABRAHAM, JR. CINDY JEAN ANDREWS DEBORAH LEE ANDREWS ACTIVITIES: Conservation (Ecology) Club 2,3: Future Business Leaders 4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Gym Club 1,4; Basketball Statisti- cian 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Cross Country 1; Weight Lifters 4; Sportsman’s Club 2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH BABYAK, JR. ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Varsity S Club 3.4; Baseball 1,2,3 (co-cap- tain) ; Football 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Wres- tling 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); REFLECTIONS 1974 (Sports Staff); Football Escort; Stat- istician (Baseball-Times News Reporter); “Oliver.” Here’s a serious shot of the Class of 1974. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 2; Future Nurses Gub 4 (Vice-President); Refreshment Stand 4; Junior Prom Court Member 3; Homecoming Court Member 4; Football Court Member 4; Library Gub 3 (Secre- tary); Tri-Hi-Y 2 (Vice-President); Intra- mural Sports (Volleyball) 2,3; REFLEC- TIONS 1974 (Literary StafO; Girl’s Gym- nastics 2,3; Fashion and Grooming Club 4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President 2,3 Sec- retary 3) Room 30; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee. The mathematical whiz at work! ANNA MAE BLOSE ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; “Oliver”. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2;County Chorus 2; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Musical 1; Student Council Alternate 1; Yearbook Club 4; RE- FLECTIONS 1974 (Co-Head Advertising and Finance, Literary, Photography); Weight Watchers 4; National Honor Society. “You little devil, you!” DAWN EVETT BISKO ACTIVITIES: Majorette Squad 3,4; Ma- jorette Club 1,2,3,4; Future Business Lead- ers 4; Student Council Representative (Homeroom 30) 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Advertising and Finance Co-head); Girls’ Gymnastics 2; Talent Fashion Show 3,4; Statistician (Girls Basketball) 2. RICKY BLOSE RICHARD EDWIN BOWMAN Emerald General An active football manager . . . likes base- ball . . . highest unexcused attendance re- cord at Vo-tech ... “Dicky Bow” Slatington Vocational-Technical “Horrendous Harry” .. . quiet, shy, “pesky” ... enjoys Vo-tech .. future farmer. .. “Rick” TERRY LEE BLOSE Walnutport College Preparatory Spends his time at Dave’s Exxon . . . takes great interest in German class... drives a hot Chevelle ... “Crisco” KATHRYN DIANA BURCKHART DEBRA KAY CATON Slatington College Preparatory Slatedale Business Has a nursing career in mind . . . designs her own wardrobe . . . long brown hair . . . fast typist... contagious laugh ... “Kathy” Warm friendly smile . . . part of a matching set... a gym enthusiast ... has her eye on a certain guy from Whitehall. . . “Deb.” 104 RICKY BLOSE ACTIVITIES: Slate Club 1. TERRY LEE BLOSE ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports (Basketball) 3. RICHARD EDWIN BOWMAN Rick takes a casual stroll down the halls of S.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,4; Football 1,2, 3,4 (Manager); Intramural Sports 2 (Soccer); Weight Lifters 4; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Football Escort 4. Muscles’’ Bowman poses for a photo. The “wrestlers” ones are at it again! KATHRYN DIANA BURCKHART ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Future Teachers 1; Yearbook Club 4; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 1,2,3; Reflections 1974 (Typ- ing Staff) (Art Layout Staff) 4; Girls’ Gym- nastic 3; Sewing Club 4; Homeroom 30 Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 3,4; Junior Prom Committee (tickets); Track and Field Day 3. DEBRA KAY CATON ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4; Colorguard Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders 4; Gym Club 1, 2,3; Pro and Con Gub 2; Slate Club 3; Slate Staff 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Gym Show 1; Musical 1,2; All-School Play 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Sea- sonal Sports 4; Mind Games 4; Talent Fashion Show 2; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 2,3. Debi is so active she always carries a spare pair of shoes! 105 DENISE KAREN CATON Slatedale General Avid gymnast . . . “Bixer’s” shadow . . . quiet-natured ... one of the Ponderosa s “cowgirls” ... Denise CAROL ANN DEFRAIN Slatington College Preparatory Avid basketball player . . . future gym teacher... Fiery red hair with a temper to match ... “It’s a rip-off’... “Hot Dog” CYNTHIA JEAN DAVIES Slatington College Preparatory Always smiling . . . Queen of “Nights In White Satin” ... sexy class secretary . . . petite colorguard with long blonde locks. . . “Todd’s Queen” ... “Cindy” PATRICIA DIANE DEIBERT KAREN MARIE DELONG Slatington Business Shy and serious . . . girl of few words . . . Dave’s delight.. . marriage-minded .. . “Pat” Slatington General Dedicated horse-lover ... enjoys playing basketball ... active band memebr.. . Mc- Donald’s fan . .. Karen 106 CYNTHIA JEAN DAVIES DENISE KAREN CATON ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Club 1, 2 (Vice-President); Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,4; Gym Show 1; Musical 1,2; Intra- mural Sports (Volleyball) 1,2; Girls’ Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Mind Games 4;Talent Fashion Show 2; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3. Cindy leads the procession on Gass Day, as we bid farewell to the Gass of 1974. PATRICIA DIANE DEIBERT ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Gub 1, 2; Musical 1; Future Business Leaders 4. KAREN MARIE DELONG ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Conservation Club 2; Colorguard Club 1; Majorette Gub 2; Library Club 1,2,3 (Trea- surer 1, President 3); Girls’ Basketball 3,4; Weight Watchers 4; Travel Gub 4; Home- coming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee (Decorating). “Come on, girls! Let’s show those guys how to run!’’ “Hey! The gang’s all here!” ACTIVITIES: Band l,2;Gass Secretary 1,2, 3.4; Colorguard Squad 3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Colorguard Gub 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Court 4; Football Queen 4; Library Gub, Secretary 1, Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi- Y, Secretary 2,4; Musical 3; Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3; Reflections 1974 (Co-Editor); Girls’ Gymnastics 3; Fashion and Grooming Gub 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 1,2, 3,4; Talent Fashion Show 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Com- mittee (Decorating, Refreshment). CAROL ANN DEFRAIN ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Conservation Gub 3; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Photo Gub 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Gym Show 2; Yearbook Gub 4; Intramural Sports (Vol- leyball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball 1,2,3, 4); Track 3; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Mind Games 4; Weight Watchers 4; Student Coun- cil Alternate 1,2,3; Talent Fashion Show 2, 3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee (Decorating). Don’t do it, Pat! ’ 107 MARY CATHERINE DERR DONALD JOSEPH ECK NICHOLAS DURWARD DELONG Slatington General All-around athlete ... playboy ... state- champion wrestler. . . giant of a build ... “Quick Nick.” Slatington Vo-Tech Small but mighty . . . future in Cosmetology ... Lynn’s joy .. . enjoys that ride to Vo- Tech ... “Dop.” ■ Slatington Vo-Tech Rosy red cheeks . .. avid reader . . . can be found snowmobiling in the winter.. . future in drafting ... “D.J.” TODD CRAIG FREED Slatington Business All-around athlete . .. tall, dark, and hand- some . . . outlandish laugh . . . likes a special colorguard . . . “Froggy.” RICKY WILLIAM FRITZINGER Walnutport General Driver of a roaring Barracuda .. . bold bowler . . . ardent trapper and hunter... an altitude beater... “Rick.” 108 Our State Wrestling Champ is getting a hard workout. NICHOLAS DURWARD DELONG ACTIVITIES: Varsity S Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3; Weight Lifters 3,4; State Champion, Heavyweight Wres- tling. MARY CATHERINE DERR ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1; Slate Club 1,2,3; All-School Play 1,2. DONALD JOSEPH ECK ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; All-School Play 1; Vo-Tech Gass Officer 4. TODD CRAIG FREED ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-President 2; Future Business Leaders (Vice-President) 4; Gym Gub 2; Varsity S Gub 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Gym- nastics 2; Weight Lifters 4; Sportsman’s Gub 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homecom- ing Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Football Escort 4. RICKY WILLIAM FRITZINGER ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club 2,3; Conserva- tion Club 3,4; Visual Aids Gub 1; Track 3, 4; Intramural Soccer 1; Sportsman’s Club 2. “I’m only here ’cause I have to be.” 109 SALLY ANN F RITZINGER SHARON ANN FRONHEISER MICHAEL ANTHONY GALIO Walnutport General Rough and tough . . . avid sportswoman . . . Bill’s girl. . . future includes hospital work .. . “Sal” Walnutport College Preparatory Pretty and petite ... long, beautiful hair. .. future medical secretary .. . blushes easily ... visits Kinney’s often .. . Rick’s “Chick” DAWN ANN GOGEL Walnutport Business Active band member . . . pleasant person- ality ... enthusiastic Paris worker .. . Dave’s gal . .. Dawn GAIL ELIZABETH HAAS Slatedale Business Bubbles of excitement . . . continuous talker . . . wild weekends .. . very flirtatious . . . “Half-breed.” Slatington College Preparatory Capable and conscientious Student Council President . .. entertains his friends in his shack ... football co-captain ... class clown with deep character... “Whop.” JANICE GERMAN Slatedale Business Easy-going, takes life as it comes . . . quiet, but nice . . . future points to a dental assis- tant ... Janice 110 SALLY ANN FRITZINGER ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,4; Library Club 1, 2,3; Yearbook Club 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Advertising Staff) 4; Knitting Club 4; Talent Fashion Show 2. “This place is just too much for me!” JANICE GERMAN ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Cub 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders 4; Senior Play 4; Refresh- ment Stand 4; SLATE Club 1; Girls’ Basket- ball 1,2; All-School Play (Make-up) 2; Fash- ion and Grooming Gub 3; Pep Club 1; Talent Fashion Show 1; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. “I’ve lost my best friend!” SHARON ANN FRONHEISER ACTIVITIES: Majorette Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Gym Gub 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Yearbook Club 4; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 3,4; RE- FLECTIONS 1974 (Literary) 4; Girls’ Gym- nastics 3; Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Home- coming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee (Decorating and Publicity) 3. MICHAEL ANTHONY GALIO ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Musical 3; Student Council President 4; Track 1,2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Lit- erary Staff); Boys Gymnastics 3; Weight Lifters 4; Talent Fashion Show 3; Home- coming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Emcees for Pep Rallies 4. “Are you taking my picture??” GAIL HAAS ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Gub 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders 4; Library Club 1,2; SLATE Gub 3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Typ- ing Staff); Homecoming Float Committee 3,4. “Hi, girls!” DAWN ANN GOGEL ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4;Colorguard Gub 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Slate Club 2,3; SLATE Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook club 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Advertising and Fi- nance) (Typing) (Literary) Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Pro- gram Committee 3; “Oliver”. “When do we get out of here?” LYNN MARIE HAEFELE Slatington College Preparatory Friendly and helpful . . . understanding listener... digs witchcraft .. . sometimes “away on a daydream” ... Lynn BARBARA JEAN HEWITT Slatedale College Preparatory Enthusiastic band member . . . industrious ... future elementary teacher .. . avid stock-car-racing fan ... wild snowmobile driver . .. “Barb.” CYNTHIA LOUISE HARWI TERRY HAUSMAN DAVID MARK HEWITT Slatington College Preparatory Slatington Business Slatington Vo-Tech Snappy twirler . . . pretty member of prom court... future cosmetologist ... Biege’s beloved ... “Cindy” Friedens College Preparatory A cute nut with “no common sense” . . . perky and petite ... can be found on the floor during a volleyball game .. . Janice. KATHLEEN E. HINKLE Emerald Business Quiet but powerful ... a natural hot rod . . . has no special plans for the future ... active member of Future Business Leader ... “Kathy” Ardent ping-pong player . . . hustler on the basketball court ... quiet-natured ... dili- gently does homework-between 8:20 and 8:35 A.M. ... Terry Attends Vo-Tech . . . soft spoken .. . takes each day as it comes ... no specific plans for the future . . . David JANICE L. HARWI 112 LYNN MARIE HAEFELE ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 2,3,4; Year- book Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Re- flections 1974 (Literary Staff) 4; Homecom- ing Float Committee 3,4; Junior Prom Dec- orating and Clean-up Committee 3. CYNTHIA LOUISE HARWI ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2;Chorus 4; Class His- torian 2; Majorette Squad 2,3,4; Majorette Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Court 3; Lan- guage Club 4; Library Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Reflections 1974 (Advertising Finance, Literary) 4; Fashion and Grooming Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Talent Fashion Show 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Com- mittees (Decorating, Clean Up) 3. JANICE L. HARWI ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4; Colorguard 2; Fu- ture Nurses 3,4 (Treasurer); Refreshment Stand 4; Language Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 (Treasurer); Intramural Sports, Volleyball 2,3; Reflections 1974 (Advertising and Finance, Literary); Girls Gymnastics ,2,3; Fashion and Grooming Club 4; Homeroom 22 Treasurer 2,4. ment at the camera flash. Don’t look now, but someone is fol- lowing me. TERRY HAUSMAN ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Ju- nior Prom Escort 3; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Stage Gaft Gub 4; Varsity S Gub 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Boy’s Gymnastic 1, 2,3,4; Chess Checkers Club 4; Sportman’s Club 1,2,3; “Oliver”. BARBARA JEAN HEWITT Barbara keeps busy doing art-layout for year- book staff. DAVID MARK HEWITT ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 1,2; Slate Club 1; Yearbook Club 4; Reflections 1974 (Literary, Advertising Finance, Photography) 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee (Decorating) 3. KATHLEEN E. HINKLE ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; “Oliver”. Kathy’s in a trance working on the FBLA homecoming float. EDWARD LEE HOYLE, JR. JAMES HORVATH Walnutport College Preparatory FRANK J. HOCK, JR. Walnutport College Preparatory Tall and slim . . . has a quiet (?) nature . .. knows his P.D. . . . long-distance runner. .. a real worker.. . ‘‘Psyche’ . Drives a flashy Oldsmobile .. . loves those parties . . . avid Philly fan . . . tries to golf .. . has that great curve ball .. . “Pizza.” Walnutport College Preparatory Constant girl-watcher . . . unique behavior ... outstanding on the Gridiron . .. shot-put tosser... “Dit-Dit.” GEOFFREY HUGHES Slatington College Preparatory Fine all-around musician . . .dependable... wears nifty wingtips ... always in the A.V. room ... “Geoff.” SHEILA MARIE HUGHES Slatington General JAN MICHELLE HUGHES Slatington College Preparatory Bright smile and sparkling eyes . . . pretty cheerleader and court member ... long, lovely hair.. . Dave’s darling ... Jan. Extremely quiet... hideous laugh... a loyal work-experience gal. .. travels with a trio .. . Sheila. 114 GEOFFREY HUGHES ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4;County Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County, District Chorus 2; Junior Declamation 2; Senior Play 4; Photo Club 2,4; Visual Aids Club 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 1,2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Photography Staff); Talent Fashion Show 2,3,4 (Stage Crew); Junior Prom Committee 3 (Decorative Com- mittee); “Oliver.” “Now what are you thinking of, Frank?” Ed Hoyle is our own “Boogie-woogie bugle boy.” EDWARD LEE HOYLE, JR. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Musical (Stage Crew) 3,4; Track 3,4; Talent Fashion Show (Stage Crew) 2,3,4; “Oliver.” “It’s your turn. FRANK J. HOCK, JR. JAMES HORVATH ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids Club 1; Basket- ACTIVITIES: Refreshment Stand 4; Home- ball 1; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Musi- coming Escort 4; Baseball 1,4; Chess-Check- cal 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Mind Games 4; Chess- ers Club 4. Checkers Club 4; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 2,3,4. “He’s picking on me. Susie and Jan set their hair for the picture, but they forgot to remove their rollers! JAN MICHELLE HUGHES ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3;Cheerleader 1,2 (co- captain) 3,4; Dramatics Qub 1,2,3 (Presi- dent); Junior Prom Court Member 3; Home- coming Court Member 4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Pro and Con Club 1,2; SLATE Club 1,2; SLATE Staff (Typing) 1; Tri-Hi-Y Club (Vice-President) 2; Gym Show 1; Musical 2, 3; Student Council Alternate 1,2; Student Council Representative 3,4; All-School Play 3; Yearbook Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2; Mind Games 4; Probability Games 4; Homeroom 22 (Vice- President) 1,2; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Ju- nior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Miss 3. 115 ANN MARIE JONES CLIFFORD FRANKLIN JONES JEFFREY J. JONES Slatington General Emerald Business Slatington College Preparatory Cheery cheerleader .• . . wears beautiful clothing ... has a nice smile . .. regular “nut” ... Ann Future Arnold Palmer . . . bigmouth bench warmer... great sense of humor... future Marcus Welby ... “Jeff.” Seen but never heard, except on that cool guitar. .. “Her Name was Susan” ... guidance-office secretary . . . “Cliff’ RONALD JONES Slatington General One of the Main Street Gang . . . big asset on the basketball team ... hot-tempered ... “but, Coach, I never touched ’im” ... “Ron.” KIM KARIN KEMMERER Slatington College Preparatory Capable cheering co-captain .. .pretty prom and football court member... blinks in- cessantly ... goes for a certain Blue Bomb- er... Kim 116 ANN MARIE JONES ACTIVITIES: Cheerleaders 1,2, (Captain) 3, 4; Conservation Club 3; Junior Prom Court Member 3; Gym Club 2; Library Club 2; SLATE dub 3; SLATE Staff 3; Student Council Representative 1,2,3 (Alternate); Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Girls’ Gymnastics 4; Weight Watchers 4; Fashion and Groom- ing Club 4; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3,4. Caught in the act! You know, Carl, if we come in first, we’re going to win!’’ CLIFFORD FRANKLIN JONES ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Gym Gub 3; Mind Games 4; Talent Fashion Show 3,4. JEFFREY J. JONES ACTIVITIES: Gass Officer (Vice-President) 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Musical (stagehand); Student Council Officer (Trea- surer); Yearbook Gub 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Literary Staff) 4; Golf 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom 22 Officer (President) 1,2 (Vice-President) 3,4; Talent Fashion Show (stagehand); Homecoming Float Committee 3,4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Statistician (Basketball) 1; Emcee for Junior Declamation; Oliver’’. It tastes better this way! RONALD JONES ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 3; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Cross Country 2,3; Boy’s Gymnastics 2,3; Sportsman’s Gub 2,3. Kim leads the student body in a cheer. KIM KARIN KEMMERER ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2;Chorus4; Gass Offi- cer (Vice-President) 1; Cheerleaders 2,3,4 (captain); Colorguard Gub 1,2; Future Nurses (President) 3,4; Junior Prom Court Member 3; Football Court Member 4; Gym Gub 1,2; Language Gub 3,4 (Secretary); Library Gub 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Gym Show 1; Student Council Representative (Alternate) 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Gub 4; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Literary Staff-Co- Head) ; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Homeroom Officers (Vice-President) 1, (Treasurer) 3; Talent Fashion Show 2,3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee (Decorating) 3; Senior Fundrais- ing Committee; Magazine Homeroom Captain 1,2,3; October Girl of the Month; DAR Award. RICHARD KERN Slatington Business Rapid runner ... sport enthusiast . . . gets around . .. had some fun times at the “Gloria” ... “Rich.” RICKY DAVID KISTLER Slatington General Out on work experience ... terror on the road ... really, whips those newspapers .. . a great guy .. . “Rick.” DAVID EUGENE KRAUSE Slatington Vo-Tech A great guy . . . muscular football player... fun-loving ... a harmless flirt . .. “Kruncher.” BRADLEY WADE KERN “Life is short, and so am I” . . . rapid runner . .. faithful friend . . .just loves Mr. Jones English class . . . “Pappy.” STEVE KOCHMARUK Motorcycle Maniac . . . wears green glasses ... guitar nut . .. attends Vo-Tech .. . Steve. Emerald Vo-Tech Slatington Business PAUL EDWARD KONEK Walnutport Vo-Tech Big hit with the girls ... cooks delicious specialties . .. her name is “Karen” ... classy dresser .. . Navy bound ... “Go-Tie.” 118 RICHARD KERN BRADLEY WADE KERN ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Intramural Soccer. RICKY DAVID KISTLER ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 1,2,3; Vi- sual Aids Gub 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2. Ricky Kistler reveals his photogenic charis- ma, as he poses for the photographer. STEVE KOCHMARUK ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 2,3; Gym Gub 1,2,3; Photo Club 1; SLATE Club 1; Football 1; Boys’ Gymnastics 1,2,3. DAVID EUGENE KRAUSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Gub 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3; Musical 3; Track 1,2,3, 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Art Layout) 4; Weight Lifters 4; Sportsmans Club 3; Home- room Officer 2,3 (Vice-President); Home- coming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Prom Emcee 3. „ • Bradley Kern can always be seen ex- ercising strenuously for track. PAUL EDWARD KONEK ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Gym Club 1,2; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 1,4; Gym Show 1; Track 3,4; Boys’ Gymnastics 2. ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 1,2,3,4; Gym Gub 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Weight Lifters 4; Sportsman’s Gub 4. “Time to use your brain, Rich!” DENNIS KRAUSE General Slatington Smaller half of a pair . .. can always be seen whizzing by . .. artistically inclined . .. “Denny.” ROBYN JAYNE KUNTZ Slatington College Preparatory Peppy co-captain of cheering squad .. . home- coming queen ... fearless flirt of S.H.S.... can always be seen driving her white Mus- tang . .. “Bird.” EVELYN MIRIAM KROBOTH SHEILA LOUISE KUNKLE KATHY JANE LAKATOSH Walnutport Vo-Tech Slatedale Business Walnutport Business Nice gal . .. true friend . . . Mona Lisa smile ... enjoys the mountains ... future dental assistant... “Eve.” Cheery head majorette... a big Moody Blues fan ... a frequent concert-goer... a twin- ner... Sheila. DAVID F. KUNKLE Slatedale Business Active athlete and sports fan . . . good graph- ic-arts man . . . tackled shorthand for a year ... nice personality . .. “Monkey.” RICHARD LEIBY Slatington R.D. No. 2 General Mr. Donald Jones’ right-hand man . . . good in leather work .. . seen but never heard . . . small but mischievous . .. “Ricky.” Pretty girl from Neshaminy ... dedicated reader. .. Jimmy’s delight. . . flair for shion fads . .. “Kath.” 120 Dennis Krause and Larry Loch smile sunnily! DENNIS KRAUSE ACTIVITIES: Conservation Gub 2,3,4; Gym Gub 1; Track 2,3,4; Mind Games 3; Weight Lifters 3,4; Sportsman’s Gub 1,2,3. DAVID F. KUNKLE ACTIVITIES: Gass Officer (Vice-President) 4; Conservation Gub 3; Future Business Leaders 4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Gym Gub 2,3; SLATE Club 1,2; Visual Aid Gub 3; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Track 4; Intra- mural Sports (Soccer) 1; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Advertising) 4; Weight Lifters 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 1; Junior Prom Committee (Gcanup) 3; “Oliver.” SHEILA LOUISE KUNKLE ACTIVITIES: Majorette Squad 2,3,4 (cap- tain); Majorette Club 1,2,3,4; Future Busi- ness Leaders 4; Senior Play 4; Pro-and-Con Gub 2; Photo Club 3; Slate Gub 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Varsity S Club 2; Visual Aids Club 3; All-School Play 2; Yearbook Gub 3; Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2; Mind Games 4; Pep Gub 1; Speech Club 2; Family and Social Recreation Gub 3; Psychology Gub 3; Se- nior Girl of the Month 4; Homeroom Presi- dent 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Talent Fashion Show 2,3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 3,4; Maga- zine Homeroom Captain 1; “Oliver”. Kathy’s mouth is always moving! ROBYN JAYNE KUNTZ ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3; Cheerleaders 1,2,3, 4; (Co-Captain); Majorette Gub 1,2,3; Dra- matics Gub 1,2; Debate Team 2,3,4; Junior Prom Court Member; Homecoming Queen 4; Gym Gub 1,2,3; Language Club 4 (Sec- retary); Pro and Con Gub 2 (Treasurer) 3; SLATE Club 1,2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 (President) 4; Gym Show 1; Musical 1,2,3; Student Council Representative 1,2,3; All-School Play 1,2,3; Yearbook Gub 4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Track and Field Day 3; RE- FLECTIONS 1974 (Art Layout); Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Talent Fashion Show 1, 2,3,4; Float Committee (Chairman) 2,4; Ju- nior Miss Pageant. KATHY JANE LAKATOSH Talent Fashion show Senior Fund-Raising Committee. EVELYN MIRIAM KROBOTH ACTIVITIES: Majorette Gub 2; Future Busi- ness Leaders Club 4; Future Nurses Club 1; Library Gub 3; SLATE Gub 3,4; SLATE Staff 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Liter- ary); Homecoming Float Committee 2,3; Junior Prom Decorating and Gean-Up Com- mittees. RICHARD LEIBY , Our yearbook would be incomplete without a photo of carrot-topped Richard Leiby. 121 PAUL JOSEPH LEICKEL Slatington General W. KENNETH LUERS RICHARD CHARLES MANTZ Slatington Business Avid party goer .. . really knows how to “sling it” ... tricky on the basketball court . . . a golfer . . . “Oscar.” “What a body!” .. . great asset to the foot- ball team . .. enjoys those parties . . . cool black hair .. . “Cha-ta.” Slatington Business Walnutport General Thinks school is a “bummer” . . . digs long hair. .. one of “Mad Dog’s Marauders” . .. isn’t too worried about the future . . . “Kenny.” JOSEPH PAUL MANNER Always has a wisecrack . .. speed demon .. . amazing driver... has nothing special in mind for his future . . . “Horse.” Walnutport Vo-Tech Cheerful smile . . . always seen with a shovel in his hand . . . second home is the bowling alley . . . perpetual party participant . . . ft Slatington Business dark, and attractive . . . bright and warm for all. . . her interests lie in a guy Palmerton . .. “Gndy”. CYNTHIA MARIE MARLATT 122 JOSEPH PAUL MANNER LARRY DALE LOCH ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids Club 1; Intramural 1974 (Soccer) 1. ‘Who, me? I didn’t do anything!” ACTIVITIES: Conservation (Ecology) Club 2,3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Mind Games 4; Chess-Checkers Club 4; Sport- man’s Gub 1,2,3. PAUL JOSEPH LEICKEL ACTIVITIES: Conservation Gub 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Photo Gub 1; Visual Aids Gub 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Intramural Sports (Soccer) 1; Weight Lifters 2,3,4; Vo-Tech Gass Officer 2,3. ACTIVITIES: Majorette Gub 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders (Treasurer) 4; Gym Gub 1,2; Library Club 1; Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Student Council (alternate) 1,2; Yearbook Club 4; Intramural Sports (volley- ball) 1,2,3; Reflections 1974 (Advertising Finance) 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2; Fashion Grooming Gub 3; Talent Fashion Show 1,2; Home- coming Float Committee 1,2,3,4. RICHARD CHARLES MANTZ ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Refresh- ment Stand Worker 4; Gym Gub 1,2; Slate Club 3, 4; Slate Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Reflections 1974 (Advertising) (Sports) 4; Boys’ Gymnastics 3; Weight Lifters 3,4; Sport- man’s Gub 2,3; Homeroom 24 Vice-President 2; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3. KIM RUTHANNE MARLATT Slatington Business Snappy colorguard . . . sparkling eyes . . . active participant in school affairs ... super typist... Kim. RICK CHARLES MC FARLAND Slatington College Preparatory Subject of “Nookie’s destruction” . . . “loves” English class ... quiet? ... plump potato picker... “Mole” JAY MERKEL Slatington General CARLTON CHARLES MILLER Slatington Business Always looking for action . . . extremely friendly . . . lurks in the minds of many girls.. . “Cheeseburger” Constant joker . . . frequent visitor to Slat- ington High School... conservation en- thusiast ... always has something up his sleeve ... “Squirrely.” THEODORE D. MINNICH Slatington General Quiet, soft-spoken . . . beautiful brown eyes ... has an eye out for “Jeanette” ... “Ted” SHARON KAY MOYER Slatedale Business Tall and stately ... has a knack for knitting ... soft-spoken ... stock-car enthusiast... Sharon 124 SHARON KAY MOYER ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 2; Knitting Club 4. THEODORE D. MINNICH ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 1. CARLTON CHARLES MILLER ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Junior Prom Escort 3; Football Queen Escort 4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Weight Lifters 2,3,4; Sports- man’s Club 3; Homecoming Float Commit- tee 2,3; Junior Prom Committee (Decora- tion) 3; Homecoming Escort. Anna Blose and Sharon Meyer enjoy the luscious cafeteria cuisine. JAY MERKEL ACTIVITIES: Conservation (Ecology) Gub 3; Mind Games 4. RICK CHARLES MCFARLAND ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Musical 3 (Stage Crew); “Oliver.” The zany antics of the senior football players caused hysterics at the Talent-Fashion Show. KIM RUTHANNE MARLATT ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Squad 3,4; Color- guard Club 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Library Gub 2; Slate Gub 3; Slate Staff 2,3,4 (Typ- ing Editor 2,3); Student Council Officer (Secretary) 4; Yearbook Club 4; Reflections 1974 (Head of Typing Staff, Advertising and Finance Staff); Homeroom No. 24 Sec- retary 1,2,3; Talent Fashion Show 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; (Program and Invita- tions-co-head); HONORS: Senior of the Month, Jr. Women’s Club Senior of the Month; “Oliver.” From the looks on then- faces, we must be losing! 125 KEITH NEFF Walnutport General Car nut . . . defensive driver? . . . mischie- vious-minded ... has that devilish look in his eyes ... “Neffy” MICHAEL DAVID NEWHARD Walnutport College Preparatory Specializes in destruction . . . fleet-footed track star ... Walnutport Borough laborer ... goes steady with a tenth grader... “Nookie.” DEBRA LYNN NIERER MARGARET MAE O’MALLEY DWIGHT DAVID OVERHOLT Slatington Vo-Tech Walnutport College Preparatory Slatington College Preparatory Wears that sparkling ring on her left hand ... Empire’s gain ... drives a red Volks- wagen ... Tim’s tall treasure ... “Debbie.” IRIS KAY PACHORKOWSKY Gorgeous gal . . . beautiful brown eyes . .. great gymnastic ability ... Palmerton’s loss. .. . Slatington’s gain ... marriage lies ahead ... Iris. Slatington General Photo fan . . . Last of the Great Impression- ists ... Chess-nut... odd sense of humor ... “Dave” Quiet and shy . . . beautiful red hair with a blush to match ... sparkling green eyes ... friendly and helpful... future dietician . .. Margaret JAMES WALTER PAULES Slatington Vo-Tech Seldom seen but ALWAYS heard . . . very hairy . .. party-goer ... future electronics expert... “Motor-Mouth” 126 KEITH NEFF ACTIVITIES: Conservation Club 2,3; Gym Gub 3; Varsity S Gub 1,2; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 2,3; Track 3. MICHAEL DAVID NEWHARD ACTIVITIES: Gym Gub 4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Intramural Soccer 1; Float Com- mittee 3; Junior Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3. DEBRA LYNN NIERER “My intelligence is due to my eating habits-three cupcakes a day!” IRIS KAY PACHORKOWSKY ACTIVITIES: ColorguardClub 3; Homecom- ing Court Member 4; Gym Club 3; Slate Club 3; Slate Staff 3; Girls Gymnastics 3; Fashion and Grooming Gub 4; Homeroom 24 President 4. If I find him, 1 11 strangle him. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1,2,3; Gym Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Reflec- tions 1974 (Advertising and Finance Staff); Girl’s Gymnastics 2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. MARGARET MAE O’MALLEY ACTIVITIES: Majorette Club 1,2; Future Nurses 3,4; Gym Gub 3; Language Gub 1; Yearbook Gub 4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3; Reflections 1974 (Advertising and Fi- nance, Art Layout Staffs) 4; Girls’ Gym- nastics 2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. “Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight!” DWIGHT DAVID OVERHOLT ACTIVITIES: Band 4 (Announcer); Chorus 3,4; Junior Declamation 3; Senior Play 4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids Gub 3,4: Musical 3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Reflections 1974 Photography (Co-head); Homecoming Escort 4; Emcee for pep rally 4; “Oliver”. “This conversation is just too much!! JAMES WALTER PAULES ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Escort 3; Visual Aids Club 1,2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Student Council Representative (Vo-tech) 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee (Decorating) 3. “Let a MAN do it!” 127 Slatington Business Slatington College Preparatory Slatington Business Keeps a close watch on the senior class money . .. member of “Nights In White Satin” ... has an interest in Walnutport... Kim Captain of the “dribblers” .. . rapid runner ... dates a pretty gal from S.H.S__“Hi, girls!” ... “Yocco.” DEBRA KAY RINGLER Walnutport Vo-Tech Always late . . . very demanding . . . small, but loud ... constant party-goer ... “Debi” TIMOTHY SCOTT RINGLER Walnutport Vo-Tech Nice personality . . . not very talkative . .. a real brain in history class ... ‘Tim” Slim, trim figure . . . business brain . . . Rick’s sweetheart ... marriage lies in her future ... “Sexy Rexy” JANE ELIZABETH REX Slatington Business Full of fun . . . always a laugh . . . warm personality .. . capable refreshment-stand worker... future lies in nursing ... Jane 128 DEBRA KAY RINGLER ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Colorguard Club 1,2,3; Gym Gub 2; Library Gub 1,2; SLATE Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Vo-Tech Treasurer 3,4. JANE ELIZABETH REX ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders (Sec- retary) 4; Future Nurses 3,4; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand 4; Library Club 1; SLATE Club 3,4; SLATE Staff 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Yearbook Gub 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Typing, Advertising and Finance) 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Advertising Committee 3; “Oliver.” Bonnie gives us the evil eye. PETER VAUGHN REESE ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Intramural Soccer 1; RE- FLECTIONS 1974 (Sports) 4; Boys Gym- nastics 2; Homeroom President 2,3; Home- room Vice-President 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Escort 3; Homecoming Escort 4. “Caught in the act!” Robyn and Pete approach the stage, as we review our junior prom on Class Day 1974. “Do you happen to have a match, Jane?” BONNIE LOU REX ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Gub 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Yearbook Club 3; Tal- ent-Fashion Show 1; Vo-Tech Representa- tive of Student Council; Magazine Home- room Captain 2. KIM MARIE PETERS ACTIVITIES: Gass Treasurer 1,2,3,4;Color- guard Club 2; Future Business Leaders 4; Ju- nior Prom Court Member 3; Language Gub 1; Student Council Representative 1,2,3; In- tramural Volleyball 1,2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Literary and Advertising and Fi- nance) 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Com- mittees (Decorating and Refreshment) 3. TIMOTHY SCOTT RINGLER ACTIVITIES: Intramural Soccer 1. John Lennon freak . . . our busy “Slate’ editor .. . motto is, “Dare to be different” ... off to California ... “dreams things that never were and asks why not” . . . Pat. College Preparatory Candy striper.. . Larry’s “luv” .. . likes new dances . . . plans to train at St. Lukes to retarded children . . . “Susie.” Slatedale help KEVIN MICHAEL ROHRBACH Slatington College Preparatory Member of Mad Dog’s Marauders ... a glut- ton for golf . . . bookie of S.H.S_the “aggressor” . .. “Canary.” JANIS IRENE ROTH Slatedale College Preparatory Seemingly quiet . . . nice personality . . . artistic flare ... an active participant in the art of Chinese fire drills.. . “Roth.” DEBRA ELLEN ROTH Walnutport College Preparatory Always friendly and helpful.. . likes pickles, peanuts, and trombone players ... future x-ray technician . .. “Debbie.” DAVID A. SCHAEFFER Slatington General Quiet and mischievous ... big brown eyes .. . frequent girl-chaser . . . has the heart of a “hotrod” . . . “Dave.” SUSAN YVONNE SCHERER PAT ROLAND Slatington College Preparatory 130 ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Musical 3; Intramural Soccer 1; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Sports-co-head) (Advertising and Finance) 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. This looks nice and cozy, doesn’t it? PAT ROLAND ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4; Debate Team 2,3; Gym Club 1; Pro and Con Club 3; Photo Gub 2,4; SLATE Staff 3, (editor) 4; Cross Country Statistician 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 1,2; Gym Show 1; Musical 2,3; Student Council Representative 3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4;Track Statistician 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3. DEBRA ELLEN ROTH ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Majorette Gub 1,2; Future Nurses 3,4; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Language Gub 1,3,4; Slate Club 2; Slate Staff 2; Musical 2,3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Art Layout) (Advertising and Finance Staff); Yearbook Club 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; “Oliver.” DAVID A. SCHAEFFER ACTIVITIES: Intramural Soccer 1. JANIS IRENE ROTH ACTIVITIES: Senior Fund Raising Com- mittee 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Club 1,2; Future Nurses 3,4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3; YEARBOOK Club 3; Intramural Sports Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Art Lay out-co-head) 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 3; Chess-Checkers 4; Homeroom 26 Treasurer 1; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Ju- nior Prom Decorating Committee 3; “Oliver.” SUSAN YVONNE SCHERER ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Majorette Club 1,2; Future Nurses 3,4; Junior Dec- lamation 3; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Language Club 1; SLATE Gub 3,4; SLATE Staff (Layout-editor) 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Musical 2,3,4; YEARBOOK Gub 4; Reflections 1974 (Photography) (Advertising and Finance) 4; Psychology Club 3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3, 4; Junior Prom Committee (Advertising) 3; “Oliver.” ‘Anybody for Bingo??’ 131 GLENN ALAN SCHOENER Slatington College Preparatory Friendly fellow .. . dedicated debater .. .al- ways willing to help ... “Gino’s is the place to go” ... “Pete.” MARK ALLEN SESTOK Business Slatington Cute face... nice personality ... dark-room dweller ... bowling brim ... Mark. BETTY KAY SCHULER Slatington Business Classy dresser... great gymnastic ability cheers for “20” ... terror on the road .. “Betty”. JOSEPH SHIMKO Slatington General Golden hair ... “Eunie’s is the place to go” ... active refreshment-stand laborer ... has no special plans for the future ... “Joe.” DOUGLAS CHARLES SHINER Walnutport General Loves the bench . . . loyal Walnutport bor- ough worker . . . likes to “mess around” . . . has ruby red hair . . . “Pie.” BONITA SHOEMAKER LINDA LOUISE SERFASS Slatedale General Slatington College Preparatory Dresses with flair . . . graceful gymnast friendly cowgirl at the “Ponderosa” ... “Bixer.” Friendly Colorguard Captain . . . devotes much time to Art-Layout Staff ... future X-ray technician for St. Joseph’s Hospital in Reading ... Linda. 132 BETTY KAY SCHULER GLENN ALAN SCHOENER ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2;Chorus 1,2;County, District Chorus 2; Dramatics Gub 4; Debate Team 4; Refreshment Stand 4; Pro And Con Gub 4; Photo Club 1,2; Musical 1,2,3; Year- book Club 4. LINDA LOUISE SERFASS ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Colorguard Squad 2,3 (Head 4); Colorguard Club 1,2,3, 4; Talent Fashion Show 2,3,4; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Slate Staff 4; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Club 3; Reflections ’74 4 (Co-head of Art Lay- out); Chess and Gieckers Gub 4; Home- room Officer (Secretary) 1; Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3,4; King of Legs Assembly 4; HONORS: Senior of the Month; Jr. Women’s Club Girl of the Month; “Oliver.” “You just can’t escape these mad photog- raphers!” “Please don’t take my picture!” MARK ALLEN SESTOK ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders 4; Gym Club 4; Photo Club 3,4; Intramural Soccer 1; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Photog- raphy Staff) JOSEPH SHIMKO ACTIVITIES: Refreshment Stand 4; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,4; Crosscountry 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Intra- mural Soccer 2; Boys’ Gymnastic 2; Mind Games 4; Chess-Checkers Club 4; Sports- man’s Gub 1,2,3,4. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1; Colorguard Gub 1, 2,3; Dramatics Gub 1; Future Business Leaders 4; Gym Club 1; Junior Prom Emcee 3; Girls’ Basketball 1; Gym Show 2; Musical 2,3; Yearbook Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3, Track 3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Liter- ary Staff 4, Advertising and Finance 4); Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Weight Watchers 4; Fashion and Grooming Gub 4; Sportsman’s Gub 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. DOUGLAS CHARLES SHINER ACTIVITIES: Gym Gub 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Musical 3; All- School Play 3; Intramural Soccer 2; RE- FLECTIONS 1974 (Sports Staff); Weight Lifters 4; Sportsman’s Gub 3. BONITA SHOEMAKER ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Cheerleaders 2,3; Conservation (Ecology) Gub 2; Colorguard Gub 1,2,3; Dramatics Gub 2,3; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4; Pro and Con Club 2,3; Girls’ Bas- ketball 1; Gym Show 2; Musical 2; Intra- mural Track 3; Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Fashion and Grooming Club 4; Knitting Gub 4; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee (tickets), Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3. 133 “What did I miss?” JANE SHUEY Slatington Business CANDACE REPPERT SIEGMUND Emerald Business Happy housewife . . . sweet and friendly . . . loves Mr. Clemmer’s classes . . . Ryan’s her pride and joy . . . “Candy” BONNIE LOU SMALE Walnutport Business Amiable personality . . . loyal McDonald’s fan ... artistic ... dependable yearbook worker... “Bon” STACY LEE SMITH Walnutport College Preparatory Great grappler ... tall and slim . . . easy going ... attracted to a certain junior... “Stace.” SYLVIA JEAN SMALE Future Florist ambitions .. . enjoys Vo-Tech ... and its extras .. . always working ... “Sive.” Walnutport Vo-Tech Business brain ... big tease . . . always on the go . .. can be seen whizzing by with Jim .. . Carol Walnutport General Small, but mighty ... fun-loving personality ... full of conversation .. . Pete’s Prize . . . Jane 134 JANE SHUEY ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Knitting Club 4; Travel Gub 4; Ju- nior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Fund Raising Committee 4. CANDACE REPPERT SIEGMUND ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; Colorguard Club 1, 2; Future Business Leaders 4 (President); Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand 4; Library Club 1; Slate Club 3; Slate Staff 3,4; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3; Yearbook Club 4; Reflections 1974 (Typing Staff, Advertising and Finance Staff, Literary Staff) 4; Knitting Club 4; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4: Home- coming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Program Committee 3; Magazine Home- room 24 Captain 4; “Oliver.” BONNIE SMALL ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3; Future Business Leaders Gub 4; Future Nurses Gub 1; Li- brary Club 2; Musical 2; Yearbook Club 4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Literary, Advertising and Finance Staffs); Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4. “If you take my picture, I’ll get you!” SYLVIA JEAN SMALE ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Library Gub 1,2; Photo Gub 1,2; Musical 1,2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Gass Officer FFA 2,3,4; HONORS: Green Hand, Star Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Leader- ship, Placement in Sales and Services, First place Parliamentary Procedure Team, First Place Floral Judger, Future Florist Award, Top Greenhouse Crop, Second State Winner at Penn State University Horticulture Con- test. STACY LEE SMITH ACTIVITIES: Gym Gub 2,4; Baseball 1; Crosscountry 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4;Track 3,4; Homeroom 20 Vice-President 2,4; Ju- nior Prom Escort 3. CAROL JEAN SHUPP ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Gub 3,4; Color- guard Squad 4; Majorette Club 1; Yearbook Gub 3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Typing Staff-Advertsiing and Finance StafD: Tal- ent Fashion Show 4; “Oliver.” This looks like the family picture with Dave Kunkle, Dawn Gogel, Candy Siegmund, and Bonnie Smalc. Cindy Andrews and Stacy Smith reenact their part in the 1973 Prom for Class Day. JAN MARIE SOUERWINE THOMAS A. STEIGER WALT Slatington College Preparatory An individualist . . . capable editor-in-chief .. . contagious laugh . . . future pharmacist .. . always a hard worker . . . Jan. CATHY SNEIDMAN R.D. No. 1 Slatington College Preparatory Cute gamine face . .. dynamic debater ... member of the “Peanut Gallery” at Peters . . . dramatic actress ... “Sneidman.” PETER JOHN SNYDER Slatington General Always at “Eunies” ... a mass of curls ... a basketball hustler... likes the Shuey gal... “Pete.” JEFFREY LEE SOLDRIDGE Slatington Vocational Technical Small but loud ... “beep-beep” . . . loves to crack jokes ... “Sausage.” Walnutport College Preparatory Can always be found in the Audio-Visual Room ... a scientific mind . . . dependable . .. loyal band member. . . “Tom.” LORIE JANE SNYDER Emerald Vo-Tech Crazy sense of humor. . . loves to tic-tac . . . enjoys those bus rides to Vo-Tech . . . goes bananas over Bachman . .. “Eli.” 136 CATHY SNEIDMAN ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4; Cheerleader 1,2 (Captain); Dramatics Club 1,2 (vice-presi- dent); Debate Team 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Junior Declamation, First Place; Pro and Con Club 3,4; Slate Staff 4; Gym Show 1; Musical 1,2,3; Student Council Representa- tive 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Year- book Club 3,4; Track Statistician 3,4; Intra- mural Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Assistant Editor for Co-ordination); Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2; Knitting Club 4; Talent- Fashion Show 1,2; Homecoming Float Com- mittee; “Oliver.” HONORS: Junior Wom- an’s Gub November Girl of the Month; Third Prize-Voice of Democracy Contest, 1973. PETER JOHN SNYDER ACTIVITIES: Conservation Gub 3; Refresh- ment Stand 4; Gym Gub 1,2,3; Baseball 1; LORIE JANE SNYDER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football l;Track4; Sportsman’s Gub 3,2. “What seems to be the problem, Mr. Gemmer?” JEFF LEE SOLDERIDGE ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1. Jan must have heard one of those risque jokes again! JAN MARIE SOUERWINE ACTIVITIES: Gym Gub 2,3; Slate Gub 1, 2; Girls’ Basketball 2; Musical 1,3; Student Council Representative 1; All-School Play 1, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Club 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Intra- mural Basketball 3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Editor-in-Chief); Psychology Club 2; Home- room 20 vice-president 2; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Junior Prom Gean- Up Committee 3; Spring Concert 3; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Magazine Homeroom Captain 1,2,3. HONORS: Voice of Democracy Contest-Second Place; April Girl of the Month. THOMAS A. STEIGERWALT ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 (president); County Band 3; Junior Declamation Contest (Stage) 2,3; Senior Play (Stage) 2,4; Stage Craft Club 4; Photo Gub 1; Visual Aids Gub 1,2,3,4 (president); Muscial (Staging) 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Photography) 4; Talent-Fashion Show (Staging) 1,2,3,4; “Oliver.” “I didn’t think it was so funny!” 137 CARL LEON STROHL Walnutport General Shy and quiet . . . manages the track team ... cordial and cooperative ... a mathe- matics whiz ... “Chip. JEFFREY A. SZOKE Slatington Vo-Tech Future electrician . . . drives a “hot Im- pala .. . was bom with a lead foot... loves those Vo-Tech bus rides ... “Szoke. DIANE MARIE BRAZES TRAINER Slatington College Preparatory Big, beautiful smile . . . member of prom court ... Steve’s sweetheart.. . precious plans in April... “Dyena.” ■ PAUL VALENT WANAMAKER Slatington Vo-Tech Tall and timid . . . hooky player . . . fre- quently found at Kistler’s ... future points toward plumbing ... Paul. SUSAN TRAINER Sla-.ington College Preparatory Bouncy cheerleader . . . member of prom court... never on time ... loves Irish Set- ters ... especially Kelly and Penny ... “Rube. 138 CARL LEON STROHL Carl is astonished that the camera flashes! DIANE MARIE BRAZES TRAINER ACTIVITIES: Class Historian 1,3; Majorette Squad 2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Majorette Club 1, 2,3; Junior Declamation 3 (Prompter); Ju- nior Prom Court 3; Gym Club 3; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4 (Alternate); Intramural Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Art Lay-out); Talent Fashion Show 2,3; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3; Ju- nior Prom Decorating Committee 3. JEFFREY A. SZOKE ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1,2,3; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; All-School Play 1, 2,3. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4 (Manager); Intra- mural Soccer 1; Chess-Checkers Club 4. Jeff pauses for a moment during his complicated vo- tech work. PAUL VALENT WANAMAKER ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids Cub 1,2; Foot- ball 4; Cross Country 1; Vo-Tech Class Of- ficer (Senior Foreman). SUSAN TRAINER ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3; Cheerleaders 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Gub 2 (Secretary); Debate Team 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1; Junior Dec- lamation (3rd place); Junior Prom Court; Gym Club 2,3; Student Council Representa- tive 2 (Officer) 1,3 (Alternate), 4 (Vice- President); All-School Play 2,3; Yearbook Gub 4; Intramural Sports (Volleyball) 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Art Layout Staff); Girls’ Gymnastics 1,2,3; Talent Fashion Show 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee (Dec- orating Committee) 3. Susie looks as if she is in the doghouse. 139 HOLLY JANE WEISS Slatington Business An avid refreshment-stand worker. . . works at the “Snake Pit” ... One of Mr. Smith’s capable secretaries . . . quiet but congenial ... “Cholly Jane.” SUSAN ANN WANAMAKER Slatington General Quiet, shy . . . pleasing personality ... her future probably corresponds to that of Cliffs ... “Susie” TINA MARIE WASSUM Slatington College Preparatory Great sense of humor . . . idolizes Bobby Ore ... wears long sleeves on test days. . . future in nursing ... “Flash.” KIM MARIE WERLEY CAROL LYDIA WERTMAN JUDY WERTMAN Slatington College Preparatory Slatedale Business Slatington Business Beautiful, long locks . . . loves poetry . . . has a terrific Irish accent... hard to catch at a party ... Kim. Great sports fan ... full of fun and laughter . . . leader of Chinese fire drills.. . future lies in the stars .. . Talented Bulldogette . . . fabulous ward- robe . .. athletically inclined ... always willing to help ... Judy. 140 SUSAN ANN WANAMAKER ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1; Photo Club 1. TINA MARIE WASSUM ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Conservation (Ecology) Club 3; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Team 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Junior Declamation 3; Senior Play 4; Re- freshment Stand 4; Gym Qub; Language Gub 3; Pro and Con Gub 1,2,4; Girls’ Bas- ketball 2,3; Musical 2,3; All-School Play 2, 3; Yearbook Gub 3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Reflections ’74 Literary 4; Girls’ Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Sewing Club 4; Homeroom Of- ficers 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Float Commit- tee 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Ticket Committee 3; Track Statistician 4; Emcee for King Of Legs-4; “Oliver.” Looks like Carol’s day-dreaming again! CAROL LYDIA WERTMAN ACTIVITIES: Colorguard Club 1,2,3; Dra- matics Gub 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand Worker 4; Library Gub 1,2; Slate Gub 2; Slate Staff 3,4; Reflections ’74 Typing Staff 4; Mind Games 4; Homecoming Float Committee 3; Emcee For King Of Legs 4; Emcee For Thanksgiving Pep Rally; Fund Raising Com- mittee 4; Musical 4. JUDY WERTMAN ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4; Majorette Club 1, 2; Dramatics Gub 1,3; Gym Gub 3,4; SLATE Gub 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Gub 2,3; Intramural Sports (Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Field Day 3); Girls’ Gym- nastics 1,2,3,4; Mind Games 4; Talent Fash- ion Show 2,3; Homecoming Float Commit- tee 2,3,4. HOLLY JANE WEISS ACTIVITIES: Majorette Club 1,2; Future Business Leaders 4; Refreshment Stand 4; Library Gub 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3,4; Reflections ’74 Typing 4; Mind Games 3; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 3; Fund Raising Committee 4. KIM MARIE WERLEY ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; Future Teachers 1; Junior Declamation 3; Senior Play 4; Lan- guage Gub 3,4; Library Gub 1; Pro and Con Gub 3; Slate Club 2; Musical 2; Yearbook Gub 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; REFECT- TIONS 1974 (Literary Staff); “Oliver.” Rehearsing her role as the drunken Mrs. Oates, Kim Werley gives a fine performance for the senior play: “The Spiral Staircase.’’ 141 KATHY WISE Walnutport Vocational Technical Long blond locks... unique personality ... precious plans in August ... Kathy. BRIAN WILLIAMS Slatington College Preparatory Has a crazy walk ... hazy halfback ... fleet- footed runner... party-goer... has a blonde Afro ... “Willie Wonder. FRANCES WILLIAMS Slatington College Preparatory An avid basketball “nut . . . witty whirl- pool of friendliness ... enlivens classes with comical antics ... one of “Edie s favorites ... “Fran. JEFFREY JAMES WIEAND Slatington Vo-T ech Frequent Northampton visitor . . . “goofs around a lot... tells sick jokes ... pleasant smile ... “Padre. KAREN DIANCE WILLIAMS Schnecksville College Preparatory Tall and slender . . . capable debate captain ... Junior Prom court member ... pretty smile ... Karen. 142 BRIAN WILLIAMS JEFFREY JAMES WIEAND ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Intramural Soccer 1; Home- coming Float Committee 3. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer (President) 3,4; Junior Declamation (Emcee) 3; Gym Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 4; Musical 3; Yearbook Club 4;Track 3,4; Intramural Soccer 2; REFLECTIONS 1974 (Advertising and Finance and Sports Staffs) 4; Boys Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Probability Games Club 4; Weight Lifters Club 4; HOMEROOM 20 Officer (President) 2,4; Talent Fashion Show 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Prom Escort 3. FRANCES WILLIAMS ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,4; Dramatics Club 3; Future Nurses Club 1; Future Teachers Club 2; Senior Play 4; Refreshment Stand 4; Gym Gub 1,2,3,4;Tri-Hi-Y Club 4 (President); Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Student Council Representative 3,4; Yearbook Club 3; Intramural Sports (Volleyball 1,4 and Track and Field Day 3,4); Mind Games 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2,3,4; Statistician (Cross Country) 4. KAREN DIANCE WILLIAMS ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,4; Majorette Club 1,2; Debate Team 2,3, (co-captain) 4; Junior Declamation 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Pro and Con Club 3,4; SLATE Club 1,2; Musical 2,3; (Student Direc- tor) 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Club 3,4; Intramu- ral Volleyball 2,3; REFLECTIONS 1974 Literary (co-head); Knit- ting Club 4; Homecoming Float Committee (chairman) 2,3,4; Ju- nior Prom Decorating Committee; Track Statistician 3; HONORS: Junior Woman’s Club September Girl of the Month; Keystone Girls State; First place Voice of Democracy Contest; “OLIVER.” Victory sign? Rabbit-ears? 143 THOMAS EARL YOUNG Slatington College Preparatory KENNETH CRESSMAN Slatington Vocational Technical Mr. Richard Bentz has been our adviser for four years. We appreciate his work with us and for us. Avid runner... quiet personality ... enjoys Model building is his thing . . . fun on Wil- riding bike ... camera “bug” ... “Tom.” liamsburg trip ... interests are volleyball and baseball... “Hunter.” Miss Carol Adams was our adviser for sopho- more and junior years. 144 Miss Sara Miller guided our efforts on the S.H.S. TELEVUE.our 1974 yearbook. THOMAS EARL YOUNG ACTIVITIES: Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; REFLEC- TIONS 1974 (Photography co-head); RE- FLECTIONS 1973 (photography staff); Rocket Club 4. KENNETH CRESSMAN ACTIVITIES: None CHERYL MARIE PAINE Cheryl Paine is pictured here on the last page of the senior section, because no one knew until graduation evening that she was gradu- ating with the Class of 1974. Cheryl has been a Rotary Exchange Student in Uruguay, South America, and was sponsored by the Slatington Rotary Club. During her time in Uruguay, Cheryl partici- pated in scholastic work as well as musical activities and has com- pleted her high school schooling there. Originally she expected to lose a year at S.H.S. and return to graduate next term. 145 David Kunkle, as vice-president, assisted Brian. Iris Pachorkowsky kept records as class his- torian. Brian Williams presided as president of th( class. 146 Miss Rita Williams was the adviser of the Gass of 74, along with Mr. Richard Bentz. Kim Peters was our treasurer. Gndy Davies was our class secretary. JUNIOR DECLAMATION CONTEST The proud winners accept their well-deserved awards. lifl Cathy Sneidman, the first- prize winner, pauses; then she continues to tell the story, “As The Herons Fly.” Susan Scherer ex- plains the story of “Handicapped Lives.” David Overholt relates to the audience the humorous tale of “Alice’s Restau- rant.” Kim Werley belts out the emo- tional story, “The Irish Strug- gle.” Tina Wassum gears up the audi- ence as she im- personates seven different char- acters in ‘To Be or Not To Be.” Karen Williams dramatically concludes the evening with her rendition of “For All Eternity.” U7 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN April 7 was a special day for the Class of 1974, for that was the day of our Junior Prom, “Nights in White Satin.” Chad Michael Hughes and Lisa Abraham were crownbearer and flower girl. The emcees for the evening, Betty Schuler and David Krause, announced Cindy Davies, escorted by Todd Freed, as our Junior Prom Queen. Cindy's court con- sisted of Cindy Andrews, escorted by Stacy Smith; Diane Brazes, escorted by Dave Kunkle; Cindy Harwi, escorted by Jimmy Paules; Jan Hughes, escorted by Brian Williams; Ann Marie Jones, escorted by Jeff Jones; Kim Kemmerer, escorted by Terry Hausman; Robyn Kuntz, escorted by Peter Reese; Kim Peters, escorted by Carlton Miller; Susie Trainer, escorted by Michael Galio, and Karen Williams, escorted by Eddie Abraham . . . 148 149 WINNERS ALL! Our first float made us very happy, as we received second place. The theme of this winner was‘“Beware of the Bulldogs.’ 150 As seniors, our tank interpretation of ‘The Big Blue Machine Is on the Move” captured for us a glorious second place. TRACK AND FIELD DAY: 1973 The first annual Track and Field Day got off on the right foot as the Class of “74” excelled in almost all events. The out- come was not known until the last event, when the class of “74” vaulted to a victory. Finishing second was the class of “75”, and the class of “73” squeezed out a third place with the class of “76” finishing last. ■ v , 5.. % ft Sh 1 iii . ? V' is I . 1 Shr ■ Bonita comes in first followed closely by Betty and Brenda. 100 YARD DASH WINNERS: Kim Neff, Betty Schuler, Bonita Shoe- maker, Brenda Welsh, and Michelle Newman. DISCUS WINNERS: Dave Krause, Mike Peters, Steve Trainer, Frank Hock, and Bob Ziegenfus. GIRLS-MILE WINNERS: Lisa Freck, Kim Kemmerer, Vicky Kem- merer, Pam Smith, and Mary Alice Schaeffer. 880-YARD-DASH WINNERS: Lori Kibler, Debbie Caton, and Linda Cressman. BOYS-MILE WINNERS: Rich Lauchnor, Keith Kibler, Tony Gades, Ed Hoyle, and Rich Kern. FIESTA ITALIANA “Fiesta Italiana” was the theme for our World Cultures dinner in our junior year. Mr. Marvin Miller helped us plan this evening of fun. We enjoyed such Italian dishes as lasagna, antipasto, and chicken cacciatore. The dinner was topped off with a dessert of spuntoni ice cream. Dave has a snack before the main course. Cathy and Dave prepare the antipasto for the Italian dinner. Mike’s up to his old tricks again! That boarding-house reach! Cindy holds one of the wine bottles generously donated by the junior class. Kim guzzles down her Italian drink. CLASS DAY Receiving a standing ovation, the Class of 74 filters into the auditorium for Class Day. - Jan Hughes and Paul Leickel win the category for nicest hair. The Class of 74 waits for the program to begin. Tina Wassum is the class clown! Jane Rex and Jim Paules are presented with telephone books as the biggest gossips. Ann Marie Jones and four-time winner Paul Leickel have the best bodies in the senior class. Robyn Kuntz and Paul Leickel are the most attractive in the Class of 74. ON THIS DAY, THE TENTH OF JUNE, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR, WE THE CLASS OF 1974, OF SLATINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, IN THE BOROUGH OF SLATINGTON, COUNTY OF LEHIGH, AND STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, DO HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, HEREBY REVOKING ANY WILL OR WILLS HERETO- FORE MADE BY US. WE GIVE, DEVISE, AND BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING: Abfrahs :, Pdvard-Lc ves his gumdrcps to Steve Tluachauc and his gang Andrews, Cindy-Leaves her typing ability to Barry Delong Andrews, Deborah-Leaves her brains to Pete Anthony Babyak, Thomas-Leeves his stumps to Chester Williams Bisko, Dawn-Leaves ' er 'cldy gym sui+ to whoever has it Llose, Anna-Leaves ter binoculars to her friends Bloce, Bickey-Lea as his P.D. Pook to Tom Ondrovic Blose, Terry-Leaves nothing Bowman, Ricnard-Leaves hi3 tongue twisting ability to Yog'1 Edwards Brazes, Diane-Leaves her Majorette Position to the Jew Squad Burckhart, Kathy-Leaves her splints and bexdeids to Jack Huddleston Caton, Debra-Leaves rooms 1:07 and 215 to rcorns ?1C end 312 Caton, Lenise-Lcaves her track ability to ICiu Neff Davies, Cjr.tl ia-Leaves her Junior Prom Crown to Connie Williams DeKrain, Carol-Leaves her athletic ability to Jody Henritzy Delbert, Parr i c i a-Leave s her agonising shorthand notebook to Kath. Eck Delong, .'.iron-Leave8 her parking meters to Fiesta Young Derr, Mary-Leaves her place at the bowling alley to oily Dorward Lck. Donald-Leaves his lost gyr sock to anyone it its Freed, Todd-Leaves Vis freg legs to Ecb 'Tex,; Hexvi Friozinger, Ficky-Icaves nothing (He's taking everything not nailed iewn) Fritzinger, Sally-Leaves her nothing Fronheiser, Sh ron-Lcave3 her sympathy to any girl who must sit beside Cl, Galio, Michael-Leaves German, Jan ice-leaves her curler bag to Wanda Lewis Gogel, Davn-Lcevcr her locker to Liz Lncy Hats, Gail-Leaves i� er love of Maria’s spells and hate of Welsh's white hat Haefele, Lynn-Leaves her Walnutron Roct beer and Peanut Butter cupcakes to M Karwi, Cynthia-Leaves her place on vhe majorette aquad to Lebbic Wertman Harwi, Janice-Leavcs her car door handle go Jimmy Hrixwi Hausmai, Tsrry-Le-.ves his favorite book Ways be Control lour Temper to Debbie Hewitt, Barbarr.-Lcavps her English corps to Mike Fister Hewitt, David-Leaves his Parking Spot to Kathy ’Thite hinkle, ICathieen-Leoves her copy of Hov to Be Polite to Others’’ Hock, Prank-Leaves his great driving ability to Ai Barney Horvath, Jim-Leaves his pitching arm to Dale Lakatosh Hoyle, Ed-Leaves his running ability to Flea Cades Hughes, Ceoff-Leaves his lunches to the guys in the AV room Hughes, Jan-Leaves her jar of pickles to Kim FarVer Hughes, Sheila-Leaves her skill in Karate to Rickey Lloyd Jones, AnnMexie-Leaves her gab sessions to the Junior G5r2s Tones, Cliffcrd-Leaves his pillow end a bottle of aspirins to John Leickel Jones, Jeff-Leaves his insanity to Steve Trollinger Jones, Rcnald-Lea es his pot of Hamburger to Peter Anthony Kemmerer, Kim-Leaves her cheerlcading ability to her sister Vicky Kerr., Richard-Leaves his fifth period conservation area work to Mack Marino m � '. ICistler, Rickey-Leaves his burnt truck seat to whoever did it Ky) Kcnek, aul-Vr ves his hairy legs to Parry Delong rause, Dave-Leaves hi� full 3et of i.eeth to John Ruch Krause, Dennis-Leaves his fire alarm handle to Pat Brogan Kroboth, Evelyn-Leaves her dented fenders and bumpers to Georgianne Diehl Kunkle, David-Leaves his bottle of Afro Sheen to Mick Marcucci Kunkle, Sheila-Leaves her no-doze to other sleepy students Kuntz, Robyn Jayne-Leaves her Funner 31ond to Gail Wertman Lakatosh, Kathy-Le ves her dirty gym socks to Kathy White Leily. Richard-Leaves his streaking sneakers to Brian (Levy) Mack Leickel, Paul-Leaves his underwear and sneakers to Mike Hunsicker and Tony C-ades Loch, L rry-Leaves nothing to nobody (he'll need all he has for the future) Luers, Kenny-Leaves what he achieved in four years Manner, Joe-Leaves his Manners Mantz, Rich-Leaves his love for bookkeeping to Barry DeLong uy M rS fS (M DCi o. 154 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Marlatt, Kim-Leaves her dark complexion to Valerie Mummey McFarland, Ricky-Leaves his nickname-mole-to his brother Randy Merkel, Jay-Leaves the Lavatories for the First Tine this Year Miller, Carlton-Leaves his Skin Bracer to Dwayne Redline Minnich, Ted-Leaves his excuse and tardy slips to Mr.Blose Moyer, Sharon-Leaves her racing papers to Clay Souervine Neff, Keith-Leaves lover's lane and a set of parking lights to Billy Lever Nerhard, Mike-Leaves his copies of Jimmy's Donny Osmond to Kevin Redline Nierer, Debbie-Leaves her third period english class to Donna Koch O'Malley, Margaret-Leaves her Latin ability to Jack Huddleston Overholt, Dave-Leaves his chemistry lab to Curtin Mase Pachorkowshy, Iris-Leaves her case of turtle vex to Georgiarme Diehl (for her toes) Paine, Cheryl-Leaves for home in July Paules, Jim-Leaves his motor mouth to Matt Moditch Peters, Kim-Leaves her private driveway to the attendance officers Reese, Pete-Leaves his room 30$ to Jody Henritzy Reppert, Cany-Leaves her old gym locker to Marie Christman Rex, Bonnie-Leaves her ruler to Andy Holko (who needs it) Rex, Jane-Leaves her raggedy Ann doll to Ardith, Karen, and Priscilla Pingler, Debbie-Leaves no will Ringler, Timmy-Leaves his list of Mrs. Roeder's rules to the Junior Class Rohrbach, Kevin-Leaves his nurse's cot to Jack Huddleston Roland, Pat-Left for LCCC Roth, Debbie-Leaves her driving around town after play practice to Shelby Hoyle Roth, Janis-Leaves her Joe Schmo from Idahoe to Tami Schneck Schaffer, Dave-Leaves his love for school to his sister Mary Alice Scherer, Susie-Leaves her recipe book to the cafeteria Schoener, Glenn-Leaves his gym attendance to anyone who wants it Schuler, Betty-Leaves her Mike to all the girls that can pit up with him Serfass Linda-Leaves her spot on Overholt's hill to Scott Shoemaker -— Sestok, Mark-Leaves her cracked bowling ball to Dinette Krause Shimko, Joe-Leaves his end of the bench to Brian Frantz Shoemaker, Bonita-Leaves her weekend at states to Mary and Martin Shuey, Jane-Leaves her Miss-Goody-Twc-Shoes to Lorie Correll Shupp, Carol-Leaves her place in the auditorium to Tom Smith Sraale, Donnie-Leaves her book Guys-Hov to leave everyone else's alon' to K. Cmale, Sylvir-Leaves her horticulture abilities to Susie Jones Smith, Stacy-Leaves his skip day to any Junior who can get out Sneidman, Cathy-Leaves her carton of eggs to Mrs. Hicks Snyder, Lori-Leaves her brass knuckles to Jeff Bachman Snyder, Pete-Leaves the sane as Terry Blose Soldridge, Jeff-Leaves his fantastic ire-fighting ability to anyone Souervine, Jan-Leaves her 3ushwacking ability to her brother fteigervalt, Tom-Leaves his Donald Duck statue to the A-V club Strohl, Carl-Leaves the same as Pete and Terry Szoke, Jeff-Leaves his Igor to Kevin Deppe Trainer, Susie-Leaves school with fond memories V’anamaker, Susie-Leaves her thin waisteline to a Junior girl Was sum, Tica-Le� ves her ability at rames to Rick:,' Meckes Weiss, Holly-Leaves her job at Peeser's Hotel to Toni Kralik v erley, Kim-Leaves her ________to David Fister ’.•.'ertnar., Carol-I-eaves her place in Shorthand II class to Gail Wertman Vertmar, Judy-Leaves her tern paper on Crime to whoever rooked it Wieand, Jeff-Leaves his faithful friend and companion (Joe Manner) to Clay Souervine Williams, Brian-Lenves his grandparents' trailer key to him Farber Willieus, Fran-Leaves her basketball bench and pinnie to Karen Greiss Williams, Karcn-Leaves her debating talent to Mike Fister Wise, Kathy-Leaves her (illegal) to Pat Anthony Young, Ton-Leaves his darkroom privileges to Ton and Michele HOAGIE 6ALE 155 THE CHOSEN ONES 1974 CLASS FAVORITES-CHOSEN BY THE SENIORS CATEGORY GIRL BOY 1. Most Popular 2. Best Driver 3. Best Musician 4. Nicest Eyes 5. Biggest Flirt 6. Biggest Gossip 7. Most Athletic 8. Most Artistic 9. Best Build 10. Best Dressed 11. Biggest eater 12. Most intelligent 13. Nicest hair 14. Shyest 15. Loudest 16. Weirdest Laugh 17. Most attractive 18. Best Actor 19. Class Clowns 20. Nicest Smile 21. Most studious 22. Nicest legs 23. Most likely to succeed 24. Nicest personality 25. Best dancer 26. Nicest handwriting 27. Biggest feet 28. Best Couple Robyn Kuntz Kathy Burckhart Barbara Hewitt Iris Pachorkowsky Robyn Kuntz Jane Rex Carol Defrain Janis Roth Ann Marie Jones Jan Hughes Tina Wassum Deborah Andrews Jan Hughes Margaret O’Malley Gail Haas Kim Werley Robyn Kuntz Cathy Sneidman Tina Wassum Kim Marlatt Debbie Andrews Cindy Andrews Jan Souerwine Kim Kemmerer Jan Hughes Cindy Harwi Cindy Marlatt Cindy Davies and Mike Galio Paul Leickel Geoffrey Hughes Paul Konek Mike Galio Jim Paules Pete Reese Brian Williams Paul Leickel Todd Freed Dave Krause Jeff Jones Paul Leickel Rickey Blose Jim Paules Denny Krause Paul Leickel Geoffrey Hughes Mike Galio Todd Freed Tom Steigerwalt Paul Leickel Jeff Jones Todd Freed Brian Williams Jeff Jones Frank Hock Todd Freed CLASS OF 1974 ACTIVITIES RECALLED FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES St. Patricks Dance (Bitter End) Magazine Sales SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES 2nd place for Homecoming float Valentines Dance (The Young Ideas) Magazine Sales JUNIOR ACTIVITIES 1st place for Homecoming float Mum sale for Homecoming Junior Prom (Bitter End) Junior Declamation Magazine Sales 1st place for Field Day Gave class favorites to Seniors SENIOR ACTIVITIES on Class Day Button Sale (Big Blue Machine Is On The Move) Yearbook had Homecoming Activities Hoagie Sale Bake Sale 156 A scene of the old courthouse in the Restoration area of Williamsburg. W-BURG THE RESTORED A typical rustic scene in Williamsburg. ‘ l‘ H __ Christiana Campbell’s Tavern was a favorite spot for meals during our Wil- liamsburg stay. One of the loveliest buildings in Williamsburg is the governor’s palace with its marble floors, its expensive furnishings, and beautiful gardens. ABOVE: The ever-present examples of colonial life. BELOW: Another restored colonial home in Williamsburg. Linda Serfass, Barb Hewitt, Tina Wassum, and Dawn Bisko take a short rest along the way. 158 “Well, Robert, it’s a fine mess you’ve gotten us into this time!” This is one of the modern accommodations used by the seniors on the class trip. S.H.S.’s holy man leads his followers onto the Paths of Waywardness. “Oh, no, girls! Look what’s coming into the pool!” Ricky Blose is “Doing his thing” in Williamsburg. “Hanging out” at the pool are Joe Shimko, Larry Loch, Ron Jones, and Dave Kunkle. ONE STEP FURTHER O 160 “Boy! It surely is hot!” “Who said I wouldn’t graduate??” A serious moment at Slatington High School. Well, we finally made it!” The class solemnly absorbs the wise words of Major General John R. Kern, Jr. Mr. George Fennell directs the commencement chorus in ‘The Halls of Ivy.” BACCALAUREATE “Packed up all our cares and woe! The Reverend David H. Johnson presents The Reverend Herbert Edge leads the his interpretation of “A Prayer for Liber- audience in the Benediction. ation.” Here we go, sing- ing low. The Class of 1974 listens attentively at Baccalaureate. COMMENCEMENT Jeffrey Jones, Class Valedictorian, presents his speech, entitled “Progress?” Our commencement speaker, Major General John R. Kern, Jr., U.S.A.F., spoke about the changes that have taken place since his graduation 36 years ago. S.H.S. Principal, Robert J. Labdik, gives his final comments on the Class of 1974. Mrs. Anna Parry was honored by the School Board for 42 years of service in Northern Lehigh School District. Deborah Andrews, Salutatorian, refutes the viewpoint of a butterfly who sees the hu- man world as a complete failure and his own as a beautiful success. Mr. Labdik presents certificates to the top five students in the Vocational- Technical Curriculum. Dawn Gogel receives her hard- earned diploma. School Board President, Woodrow T. Searfass, presents Geoff Hughes with his diploma. 163 The Slatington High School Band plays the processional march at Commencement exercises. Mrs. Muriel Kratzer Hock receives a high-school-equiv- alency diploma with the class. Class President Brian Williams and Secre- tary Cindy Davies lead the Graduation march. Members of the Class of 74 anxiously wait to receive their diplomas. Debbie Nierer receives a certificate as one of the top five in the general curriculum. Excited members of the Class of 1974 threw their caps to the winds following graduation. 164 FAMILY’S AFFAIRS Jan Souerwine Editor-in-chief Cynthia Davies attendance Frances Williams deadlines Cathy Sneidman co-ordinator Linda Serfass Art-layout Janis Roth art-layout Kim Kemmerer literary Kim Marlatt typing Tom Young photography Kevin Rohrbach sports Peter Reese sports Dawn Bisko ad-finance Dwight D. Overholt photography Deborah Andrews ad-finance 165 ART-LAYOUT Kathy Burckhart, Barbara Hewitt, Debra Roth, Margaret O’- Malley, Brian Williams, David Krause. Kim Werley, Tina Wassum, Lynn Haefele, Cindy Andrews, Sharon Fronheiser. L I T E R A R Y Dawn Gogel, Candy Siegmund, Jane Rex, Carol Wertman, Carol Shupp, Holly Weiss. Thomas Babyak, Douglas Shiner. T Y P I N G S P O R T S PHOTOGRAPHY Thomas Steigerwalt, Mark Sestok, Geoffrey Hughes. ADVERTISING-FINANCE Richard Mantz, Cindy Harwi, Janice Harwi, Kim Peters, Sally Fritzinger, Michael Galio, Susan Scherer. 166 167 Neffs National Bank Neffs, Pa. nr v' AMBRO FASHIONS, INC. NEFFS, PA. GOOD LUCK! Drink BLUE ROCK MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER to help you keep that Happy and Youthful expression wherever and whenever you can. IRONTON AGWAY Lawn and Garden Supplies Ironton, Penna. 799-3111 168 CONGRATULATIONS! T. KERN’S FLOOR COVERING GOLDEN SUN POTATO CHIP CO. 767-3165 18 Seventh Street For: Workmanship Dependability Price Free Estimates Brand Names in Carpet, Linoleum, and Tile 673 Main Street 767-5958 Slatington, Pa. REESER’S HOTEL 4 N. Walnut St., Slatington 767-4955 Platters—Steaks Sandwiches—Orders TO GO ARTHUR J. HENRY LUMBER CO. 50 West Park Avenue . . . Neffs, Pa. Call Our Number PHONE- 7I7-SM4 HOME: 767-370« ARTHUR J. HENRY A. D. KERN Large-A-White MUELLER CHEVROLET Neffs, Pa. GOOD LUCK! “Plain we talk and “Fancy” deals we give North Walnut Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 Class of 1974 169 COMPLIMENTS OF DAVE’S TV SALES AND APPLIANCES 918 Main Street Slatington, Pa. ZENITH RCA HOTPOINT 2 years free service on Solid State TV’s CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. Palmerton, Pennsylvania “Where People Count” Congratulations, Class of 74 From OLDE FRIENDS Music for All Occasions 215-852-2408 CONGRATULATIONS HAGER FURNITURE CO. 242-248 Delaware Ave. Palmerton, Pa. 18071 HANKEE PLUMBING AND HEATING R.D. 2 Walnutport, Pa. CLYDE GREEN'S BARBER SHOP Main St. Walnutport, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1974 STEMLER HARDWARE and GIFTS ALICE MURRAY'S SHOPPE 170 PENN BIG BED SLATE CO., INC. MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS BIG BED ROOFING SLATE SLATINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA P. O. BOX ISA CONGRATULATIONS SFC JOHN YURCH Lehigh Valley Army Representative Phone 434-4885 RICHARD S. THOMAS INSURANCE 411 E. Washington St. Slatington, Pa. 18080 767-2840 MARLATT’S TAPPEN KITCHEN CENTER APPLIANCES: Philco Tappen Kitchen Aid Phone 767-8571 FOX KERN’S CLEANERS FUNERAL HOME Member of International Fabricare 1002 Main Street Slatington, Pa. 18080 Institute FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Richard A. Fox Director STORAGE SAME DAY—QUALITY SERVICE PROFESSIONAL DRYCLEANING AND TAILORING ARTHUR J. HENRY LUMBER CO. . . NEFFS, PA. 767-3884 BECKER MOBILE HOMES Route 145, Walnutport, Pa. 18088 Richard C. Becker New and Used Homes 215 767-6547 215 767-5248 173 SHEA’S HARDWARE, INC. Hardware—Paints Floor Coverings 266 Delaware Avenue Palmerton, Penna 18071 CARTWRIGHT GARAGE William R. Cartwright, Proprietor Phone 767-2233 Motor Tuning Welding 306 Oak Street Walnutport, Pa. 18088 SLATINGTON MILL OUTLET “Brandname Clothing at Discount Prices” 655 Main St. Slatington, Pa. SERFASS ESSO CENTER Tires—Batteries—Accessories Dowell Street Slatington, Pennsylvania Phone: 767-4928 House Wiring Telephone 767-2272 Industrial Motor and and Appliances Lighting Installation RAYMOND W. DEFRAIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 104 E. Washington Street Slatington, Pa. U. S. POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES GUY’S HARDWARE Gifts WILLARD BEERS Toys COAL FUEL Hardware Walnutport, Pa. Paints 767-2243 767-2291 JONES FOOTWEAR STORE Sandals, Sneakers, Shoes GLORIA MANUFACTURING CO. Rubbers, Boots, Work Clothing, etc. 660 Main Street 426 Main Street Slatington, Pa. Slatington, Pa. Phone 767-4225 174 IU Citizens (215) 767-3887 OF SLATINGTON 502 Main Street SLATINGTON, PA. 18080 Bank at the Sign of Time Temperature NORTHERN LEHIGH ALUM. DIST. LUMBER ALUM. SIDING ROOFING FLOOR TILE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 61 Dowell Street Slatington, Pa. 767-8787 HOUSEWARES HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS KITCHENS BATHROOMS APPLIANCES 175 GEORGE M. HARDING FUNERAL HOME Phone 767-3011 25-27 N. 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