Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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THEIR INVOLVEIVIENT IS LIIVIITLESS SNAPPY MAJORETTE CAPTAIN - Head majorette Franny Reinford trained the twirling squad to perform synchronized routines during the football season. ! IMPRESSIVE DRUM MAJOR AND STUDENT BAND DIRECTOR - As drum major of the Big Red Marching Band, Greg Hough directed the players through intricate formations providing varied entertain- ments. ln a school the size of Souderton Area Joint High School it takes many serious and dedicated students to direct the numerous school activities. Often working under hampered conditions, leaders such as Franny Reinford, majorette captaing Lynn Holden, drill team captain, and Greg Hough, drum major, helped shape one of the Bux- Mont's best marching units. Bobby and the Dukes, a popular rock 'n roll group, was begun by boys who enjoyed the big beat in I Il I- I EARNS HONORS IN PHOTOGRAPHY - Dennis Barndt, Unaliyi and Arrowhead photographer, was also an important part of the band's famous drum section. PROMOTES SALES - Phil Goshow, an essential participant on the volleyball and tennis teams, has greatly aided Unaliyi sales through his work as business manager. music. Others such as Dale Moyer, who studied art in France last summer, and Brenda Beachy, who starred in the senior play, prefer the more cultural aspects of life. Not to be overlooked are the students who add that special touch to everything they do. Phil Goshow, successful Unaliyi business manager, and Dennis Barndt, senior jack-of-all-trades, are two such people. 28

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OUR WOMEN FOLK The New Cumberland Folk, composed of Diana Atkinson Evelyn Kratz Karen Kratz and Brenda Schlegel established itself as a top folk group in '65. Another artist, Nora Gazdick, freely gave of her time and talents while serving as art editor on the Unaliyi and Arrowhead staffs. The desire to be not just good, but the best in one's field is an important part of the S.H.S. tradition. No one person better exemplifies this com- petitive spirit than Jerry Kober. He demonstrated throughout the year that hard work and self-sacrifice can pay big dividends. Jerry copped all-league honors in football and basketball. However, athletics was not the only field which produced out- standing talent. The members of a brand new folk group, The New Cumberland Folk, established themselves in their first year and were invited to perform at many area functions. The leadership qualities of senior Keith Rosenberger put his services in demand. Keith was elected presi- dent of the Key Club and also maintained an editorial position on the '65 Unaliyi staff. In addition, Keith has a seat in the Bux-Mont Band and is a ham radio opera- tor in his spare time. TYPIFIED COMPETITIVE SPIRIT - Jerry Kober was awarded all Bux-Mont honors in varsity football and basketball and also placed consistently in the mile during track season.

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l I ig 1 --l- 'Q LOCAL GROUP CUTS RECORD - Harry Johnson, Leon Johnson, and Dave Williams gained wide-spread popularity as members of Bobby and the Dukes. CAPTURES LEAD IN THE SENIOR PLAY - Brenda Beachy, a mem- ber of the National Thespian Society, starred in the senior pro- duction of The Curious Savage. STUDIES ABROAD - Dale Moyer spent last summer in Paris on a special student program which offered advanced study in art and art history. SHAPES MARCHING UNIT - Lynn Holden, captain of the drill team, undertook the sole responsibility of teaching new routines to her squad.