Southern Lehigh High School - Solehian Yearbook (Center Valley, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

.Q QEWF H5 SOUTHERN LEHIGH HIGH SCHOOL CQOPERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Mart of power When the fight begins Within himself a man's worth something. .,9sQ Life's but 11 walking shadow, Ll poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more. 2 .-..-ad' A 'fix To have friends is to be a friend Fount of will The more intelligence one has the more one finds originality in others. iwkj, rr , To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. 3 Form and mold of every star 'True linppincss Lonsists not in the multitude of friends but in the worth and Choice ll Through umlcrstnnding and friendliness Come the riches of the world. 4 Source and bound of good and evil mr! , if,,g.4 'gg '55-nl!! 8 A -. Without music, life would be a m IIN -1 r. 1:4 To be what we are and to become what we are and to be- come what we are Capable of becoming is the only end of life. The key of all things that are in k . K .S-Nxt 6 Imagination new and strange 7 In every age, l Fixx' R,-. Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot sec the Shadow. 8 Can turn the year 1, ,ffif31?' ,f .M :N Y e free, to be able to stand up and leave everything behind. 9 'c Can shift the poles and I0 iff Lightly change Q W4 if ll The moods of men V S muon .md Dchlalx? ,fill I2 The world's career 'qpvemnx My 1-529- 'W' rw 'wa .. ws xl R -lgxhi SENIORS 1 Q 1 , W qw f .3172 .F , I 1. , ' 5 .. ,M-PX13f3.w w?v?x'YA3?g'9Z5Sii'5v w:.w.:v 5' - ,N Y 455,553 OFFICERS Q 4 'S' PRESIDENT - ROBERT WALLANDER VICE PRESIDENT - SUSAN CLUMP SECRETARY - SANDRA PETERS TREASURER - KATHLEEN MANN I6 DEBORAH D. BARINGER BONITA L. BEAHN GWYN E. ABBOTT LAMAR V, BAUDER DIANE M. BECK K vw HQ-Ax., 2 DELORES J. ADAM SHARON J. BAUDER NANCY A. BECK I7 JAMES M. BERGHOLD KAREN L. BEICHEY MARK S. BISER MARGARET A. BENDAS JOHN BLACKWOOD III PHYLLIS J. BOMBOY I8 1 I-:AS N ' M n 55.3 1 s WK ,. . 3 5 .h , ?-XF , 555'53f5x' WILLIAM E. BOWERS THOMAS I. BRAXMEIER WOLFGANG G, BUSSE PHILIP E. BOYER BEVERLY A. BRENEMAN ELLEN M. CACKLEY DONNA BOYKAS BRUCE BURATTI I9 ROSEMARIE CI-IANKEY ALBERT E. CHASSARD L PAULA I. CI-IERNAY GLEN A. CLOSE RICHARD C. CHOYCE SUSAN E. CLUMP MORAG S. CHRISTIE TERENCE N. D'AL STEVEN A. DANIS DENNIS R. DeKRANE ARCHIE J. DIGIACINTO, JR CI-IRISTIE M. DAVIS LINDA L. DELOREY MARK J. DIGIACINTO 1 LEROY W. DEILY DANE K. DIEFENDERFER 2l DONALD R. EGNER DAVID I. DI IENNO SANDRA E, EWASHKO JUDITH A. DONNELL ALAN D. FEI-IR HAROLD A. FRITZ 22 X BARBARA J. FUNK JOSEPH P. GILLEN ANNA M. GREGER iso: 4 BEVERLY I. FUNK JOHN W. GOOD LINDA A. GROF X J' fir' Q CELIA A. GIBSON THOMAS C. GRABER 23 SUSAN L. HAFNER SALLY A. GRUBE MICHAEL R. HALLMAN RONALD M. GUTH DONNA M. HAMMER GARY M. JOHNSON 24 YANNE KAUFFMAN DANIEL E. KENNEDY LINDA K. KESSLER ARD A. KAZMIERSKI, IR. DONALD W. KENNEDY DAVID K. KILIAN BARBARA 1. KELLY DAVID I. KEPLER 25 LINDA S. KOLARIK CHARLEEN F. KRUEGER BARRY J. KRAMER STANLEY I. KULBABA LINDA A. LAUBE 26 X 14 M,-A KATHY I. LEHMAN LORRAINE E. LIMPAR BRUCE C. MERKEL STANLEY W. LEVY KATHLEEN M. MANN DIANE M. MERTL ERIK I. LIEDIG DEBORAH I. MATSON 27 GERALD E. MILLER GLENN R. MEYERS JEAN E. MILLER DIANE S. MILLER KAREN B. MILLER RUSSELL T. OLSEN 28 MONICA A. ORBAN CANDACE L. PETERSON KATHY J. REICHENBACH JOHN D. PATTON FRANK A. PFNEISEI, JOHN R. REIGELMAN SANDRA L. PETERS IOY A. PUSTARFI 29 MAUREEN M. RICHARDS THOMAS E. REINSNIITH BARBARA A. RIEGER S. -om- NANCY A, REISS PATRICIA M. RILEY 30 JAMES G. RITZ PEGGY L. ROHRBACI-I gpm-up THOMAS A. ROTI-I R. SCHLICHER DAVID A. SNYDER LARRY I. STYER N RUSSELL R. SCI-IOLL CHRISTIANE E. E. STAACK DAVID E. SWEENEY u LAULETTE A. SIMONS LEROY C. STAHLER 31 5' JOSEPH I. TERR IULIANNE TOTH -v ' MARK R. THOMAS RICKY L. TRAUB 32 SUSAN VAN SCI-IAICK DIANE L. VOGAN VIRGINIA A. WA GNER vu- L- x L ROBERT A. WALLANDER PAUL A. WILLISTEIN KURT ZELLNER nuUQ T G. WEIGHKNECI-IT DIANE I. WOLF THOMAS M. ZUBER J MARLENE A. WIEDER DALE D. YOUNG 33 PRE-PROM PREPARATIONS vu. On May 28, l967 the class of '68 held its prom in the grand hall- room of the Hotel Bethlehem. The theme was Blue IIz1waii . Music was provided by joe Resetar and his baud. ,, E or S. A' AQ' fn? ,,. '4Q ,,. my Et' fy ug, f-'Y Prom Committee Chu irm en t. ew, .Q E 5 I Class President Paul Willestein crowns the prom queen Q1 SM S I f f . , 3 lffl5 if 2 x .,,.,.l A .L Queen Diane Beck and her escort, Dane Diefenderh The Promenade Queen Diane Beck, escorted by Dane Diefenderfer, and her eourtg Linda Kessler, escorted by Buxy In mmm Deborah Crone, escorted by Thomas Roth, Deborah Matson, escorted by james Wiegner md Sus ln Vm Schuick, escorted by MiC1l1lC1 Cope. 1 . . 1JYiNg fgi in -i 5. if 5 5 v 3 i Q 37 Mx ' ' ' Qin MX THE NIGHT GF JANUARY 16 By Ayn Rand November 17-18, 1967 ' 1 1 ' . Mrs. M. Doerr S. Clump D. Kilian P. Willistein F. Pfneisel J. Donnell R . Wallander M. Biser D. Wolf L. Stahler D. DeKrane E. Liedig J. Patton A. Chassard D. Hummer M. Christie L. Bleam D. Snyder C. Staack D. Vegan D. Kennedy S. Kulbaba C. Bochniak B. Buratti D. Matson C. Davies S. VanSchaick D. Sweeney D. Diefenderfer M. Orbzln P. Chernny Director Student Dire ctor Bailiff District Attorney Flint District Attorney Flint His Secretary Defense Attorney Stevens Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary Clerk of Court Policeman Policeman Court Attendant Court Stenographer Prison Matron Karen Andre Judge Heath Dr. Kirkland Mrs. john Hutchins Mrs. john Hutchins Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner John Graham Whitfield Jane Chandler Jane Chandler Magda Swenson Sigurd jungquist Larry Regan Roberta Van Rensselaer Roberta Van Rensselaer FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION I HY' ..a 4-v KAROL STRELECKI FAYE T. SPRANDEL Rutgers B. S. Millersville State -B, S. MARY RUTH KLEINGINNA G LIS H LINDA SIELSKI VVillccs-A.B. C3'C3Wb3'B-A- 42 ,'.: 1-vi' MIRIAM E. DOERR ROBERT C. Gettysburg-A. B. ROTHROCK MO1'llVi111l-B- A. Lehigh-M. A. JUDITH BARSEMA NIARILYN B. University of ANDERSON Illinois-B. A. in West Chester State L. A. S. B. S. wx N F 43 BRUCE W. LESSIG West Virginia Wesleyan-B. A. GERALD ANUSZEWSKI SPENCER BLACK East Stroudsburg State- Kutztown State-B. S. B. S. Ed. SOCIAL SCIENCE RICHARD BERND Lock Haven S. C. -B. S. 44 CRAIG M. BORST Moravian-B. A. DAVID BARTHOLOMEW Muhlenbe rg-B. S. MICHAEL GNIDA 5 Kutztown State-B. S. , Ed. Temple-M. S. Ed. f 1 JACQU ELINE A. ' GROFF Kutztown State-B. S. MATHEMATICS QVIQITFFBHHOWLETT W .. M, -map-mwls N-J-.Qi 5 MARY D. BROGAN JOSEPH NAGY Shippcnsburg State- B. S. Bloomsbuxg Stat B. S. in Business Education e '65 BUSINESS JOHN A. BURGGRAF Bloomsburg State-B. S. in Ed. Temple-M. Ed. 46 BETTY J. KEESEY Shippensburg State B. S. :sv .,, WILLIAM M. BACHARDY THOMAS J. PRICE Lycoming-B. S. HOWARD E. DEPPE East Strousburg State-B. S in Ed. Temple-M.S. in Ed. Marquette-M.S. in Chemistry Shippensburg State-B. S Lehigh-M. A. SCIENCE ROBERT CLARK Kutztown State-B. S K SCHOOL NURSE EMMA-JANE MOSSER Cedar Crest-B. S Allentown Hos- pital School of Nursing-R. N. ROBERT E. ACHENBACH Lebanon Valley- B. S. MUSIC BENJAMIN D EVANS West Chester State-B. S. Temple-M. S. JOHN J. ART HIGGINS Kutztown State- B. S. Temple- M. Ed. 'Qi LIBRARIANS wl- f IACQUELINE M. BETTI YEAKEL MANTZ Kutztzown State B.S. JAMES J. ESHLEMAN Millersville B.S. Ed. Te M. S. Ed. INDUSTRIAL ARTS State - e- fa l HOMEMAKING NHLLS ALICE L. t-.. W0 49 Ulla-........, wmiiffl-A 3. JAMES C. ABBOTT Lafayette-B. A. Temple-IVI. S. DRIVER TRAINING VIRGINIA SHEFFY East StToudsburg State-B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 50 HOWARD L. KRIEBEL Millersville State- B. S, Temple-M. Lancaster Theolo ical Seminary- B, D. STEPHEN L. LUCAS, JR. GROUNDS AND TRANSPGRTATIGN S. GUIDANCE ETHEL H. RISBON Indiana University of Pu. -B Ed. Lehigh-M.A. ADMINISTRATION LESTER W. REITER V b 1 ME GEORGE H. DUELL, IR. , ,.i...i,..,,,,,...4.----C11 I ' 4 f s s 1 ? 5 DR. JOHN R. HAUBERT TO THE CLASS OF l968 The jet pilot must have some experience when he breaks through the sonic barrier. just as the pilot does, so everyone must pass through a critical period as he moves from one environment to another, from a lower position a higher one, or to new responsibilities. Graduation from high school means that you have acquired a foundation of knowledge along with certain skills and understandings. Now you must make the choice as to how you will approach life: Will you be a giver or a taker? Will you learn to serve yourself? Your answers are important to your own future happiness and to the strength and progress of the world about you. It is my sincere wish that each graduate of the Class of 1968 will find his or her own personal happiness through helping to build a better community, nation, and world. Dr. john R. Haubert Superintendent of Schools 53d MR. RICHARD GOLD MR. WM. C. SNYDER MR. HAROLD H. WELSH President Vice President TFGHSUYCI' BOARD OF DIRECTORS gs.. .i . lf ss , . 1 ,zvv 4,5 CQ 1 2 MR. WALTER H. WAVREK MR. WESLEY MR. HAROLD MR. WM. G. Sec. - Business Mgr. ELTONHEAD LEIBENSPERGER LINEHAN MR. JOSEPH SCHWEITZER MR. FRED C. HELLER JR. MR. LOUIS H. KERSCHINER JR. 54 f'N MA! IUNE FEGLEY BETTY KUCLER S EC RETA RI ES BONNIE STENROOS I 55 4495? . 4 x .W- v-... Q.: -. .,.. .A,. 41 L 4 S - ,sf?Xx sN:x s4l lo CAFETERIA WORKERS 56 ' ii xx HQ X X qs R R x Q X A XM N v X UNDERCLASSME JUNIO RS OFFICERS TOM SCHAEFFER--PRESIDENT ROSEMARIE I-IOFSTETTER--VICE PRESIDENT DIANE ECKLEY--SECRETARY SUE SCHNELLMAN--TREASURER 60 X 'R X L, Q fx ,ss , -: 5 xi? x N S . W iissw i WE Q rr K J f A is 4 1 Q JM J I vs K X bu A LLLm.: , - - Y., K . 43 . . R sss U p Q - 5 L 1 r . 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C Patton Peters Pickering Poole Read Re asinger Reiss Rice Ring Ritter Ritter Ritter Riu Rupert Sandercock Saul Schaeffer Schaff Schanz Scheuermann Schiffert Schleifer Schmoyer Se mmel Shook Showalter Skagen Skagen Snyder Stahler Stauffer Styer Swauger Taylor Thies D. Thomas M T. J. B. Thomas Tilley Toth Trexler .Digi . . :ff it ef? . .ff -r n ' I ,' : L in xi ' L g it .V 3 Q . P -' 5' .VAV. S . A . QL T S' rf .. Q S. A . . S 1. . . V.: 1 , ii X rv t . Q 'i M I K N E TNI' 1 f f . K Vx. I A' x N ,,, 2... sl X fy l .9 'R 'A ' ix M X . I' ., y 9 . +P ' J 5 al . 1-rl -f gy fe- n f 5 A N T . . 3 , V S 9 Sl .1 is if I 3 , at :A P rg -5' 9. n lf.. tb I 5 , N y 70 J'-if 3 5 X 5- 7 l J. Trexler M. Vanin T. Van Strander B. Vogel C. Voorhees J. Wagner W Wallace J. Wasniewski F. Weil I. Werley P. Wilde D. Wilkinson J. Williams P. Willman D. Wolf G. Worsley K. Wright A C Wunderler K. Young R. Yutz FRESH MEN OFFICERS DARRELL MCALEXANDER - PRESIDENT JACQUELINE PARKER - VICE PRESIDENT SUSAN HERMANY - TREASURER KATHY JONES - SECRETARY 72 is is in S, B 1 1, A :Q ' 5 X . if A. P Abbott Anderson Bachert Barker Beacham Beck Beliz Berner Bingler Biser Bissey Blackwood Blair Bobbitt W. Bogert Bowings Boyer Buttery M. Charles Christman Combee Cope Correll Cove ly Daniels Davis Deibert C. Delong D. Detweiler I Diefenderfer Diefenderfer Donat Dries Eckley Ellis Ewashko Fair Fair Ferry Fichter L. Foulke M. Fritz E. Gangawere C. Gawlil-4 W. Gehris M. Gibbs B Gill-:ey B. Gillott P. Gold S. Grazier R. Grof S. Grof I. Guerreiro B. Haas M- Hafner P. Hamilton, D. Haus D. Hausman C. Hechler R. Heinly D. Heller . J. Herbster S. Hermany K. Hersh M. Hess A. Himmelberger P. I-Iimmelberger K. Hugo D. Janesch J. Jarrett K. jones J. Kelly C. Kemmerer D. Kemmerer H. Kennedy M. Kernick D. Kilian M. Klinger T. Kline A. Kloss Q . fn :S .-. .+ 2 1. ,ll b 2 . 5 6 ll? . 3 i N .M . Hg? 1 it . . L N 5. 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Metzger M. Metzger B. Merkel A. Miller S. Miller G. Mirra R. Mitchell A. Morgan D. Morrow P. Morse K. Moser J. Motruk R. Moyer R. Moyer M. Mundenar B. Murray S. Nester V. Neubaum K. Newhard C. Ocker T. O'Donne11 D. Ohl 1. Ohl M. Palmer J. Parker M. Parkkila K. Price S. Pustarfi G. Radle D Raub S. Rauch C. Reinhard S. Rex M. Reznick D. Rieger W. Ritter N. Rohrbach C. Rornig S. Rossnagle R. Roth R. Runkle D. Sago C. Saks P. Sass' J. Schaffer L. Stauffer R. Schantz D. Scheuermann C. ' rrer. R Wir -N I fi r - K 4.1 'L .X Y - X : ' y. Q . .. X rj 'Jr' A 1 1 x J, , 'H..Q3x 'W X ' 'X 5 gs. ,xx .. IQ? 4 W 2 A nfrv .fi 2 .3 UI K, f' X -1 .. ' is 'fukin .r lf: fx 'PW Cv tr Q, 731. X . +R K 132 .4933 rw., 76 C F 'N N sg-I s W Schleppy Scholl Schultz Scott Semmel Shoff Shoemaker Shurskis Silfies Simonds Simons Slekovac Snyder Snyder Staack Ste nroos Stevens Stevens Sutton Tab or Talago Thies Toth Towne Trinkle Truehart Uttley Vanin Van Schaick Vogel Wagner Walker Wasko Wasniewslu Weaver Weaver Weighknecht We ightne Cht Werley Werner K. Whitton J. Weidle D. Wienckowski M. Wilkins H. Williams K. Yeakel R. Yons A. Yost I.. Yothers T. Yothers P. Yurcovic S. Zabower M. Zamper Re ,Q SPORTS 1 . I L- .., , 4:-qx-R ,ry s ' 'AL'-V 'i- -'Q-dr, -'---,,,. AMW- i- ,,,,.-'-v-f- -. ,NN-k M 4 t 4 , - NV' -- q 4 ' ' SOCCER john Reigelman, Mr. Miller, John,B1ackwood Tom Reinsmith Dane Diefenderfer Richard Choyce ' 82 Despite hard work, the'67-'68 soccer team could not coordinate its efforts toward a winning season. Coached by Mr. Michael Miller, the squad ended the season with a record of 2 Wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. Three of the players were selected for positions on all-star teams. Goalie Dane Diefenderfer was se- lected by the coaches, with john Reigelman receiving an honorable mention. The officials of the league selected Diefenderfer and Schaeffer to their all-star team. 83 joseph Gillen Bruce Buratti CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Abbott 84 Joseph Gillen Bruce Wehrle The Cross Country team, under the super- vision of Mr. james Abbott, had a tough season this year. Sophomore Bruce Wehrle and co-captains Joe Gillen and Bruce Buratti paced the team in its eleven meets, five of which the Spartan runners won. In District ll competition the Spartans were led to a second place finish by top runner Giilen. 85 W.,-I' FIELD HOCKEY The l967 girl's hockey team proved to be the best ever to represent Solehi. The backbone P of the squad consisted of three seniors: captain M. Myers, highest scorer M. Bendas, and halfback C. Peterson. Despite the inexperience of many of the players, their drive and the coaching of Miss Sheffy brought the team to a final record of 7 Wins, 2 losses, and a tie for second place in the league. SL OPP Palisades 2 1 Salisbury 6 0 Whitehall 3 P 2 Easton 6 1 Wilson Boro 3 0 Parkland 2 1, Enim aus Q 2 Northampton 1 2 Phillipsburg 1 0 86 1 QF N 1 Melissa Myers Candy Peterson Margaret Bendas Melissa Myers 87 1 ,f Y A 9, A ,, .gf is 4' iw-4 va., 1-numm.. . Candy Peterson BOY'S BASKETBALL BAS KETBA LL EMMAUS WHITEHALL BANGOR NOTRE DAME EAST ST ROUD SBU RG HELLERTOWN PIUS X NORTHAIVLPTON CAT ASAUQ UA NORTHWESTERN SOLEHI OPP 72 60 57 63 79 63 49 71 71 69 SOLEHI OPP PALISADES 86 45 PLEASANT 74 46 VALLEY SALISBURY 61 55 POCONO MT. 67 65 NOTRE DAME 65 47 NORTHWEST- ERN 78 73 PALISADES 74 55 PLEASANT 92 34 VALLEY SALISBURY 55 63 POCONO MT. 74 68 SALISBURY 56 69 After a slow start, the Spartans gained momentum and captured the Southern Division title, first half. In his senior year, Captain Tom Roth became the first Spartan ever to achieve l000 points, also amassing a 32.2 game average. The Spartans lost one game in the second half to Salisbury necessitating a playoff for the Southern Division championship with the Falcons. This game was played Wednesday, February 2l, and Solehi was defeated. Tom Roth was the leading scorer in both divisions, and for the second consecutive year was a unanimous choice for the Southern Division all -stars. 88 TOM ROTH Jor GILLEN l 89 Semors CHEERLEADING 90 Varsity Junior Varsity J.V. WHITEHALL SALISBURY CATASAUQUA BECAHI BANGOR PARKLAND PALISADES VARSITY WRESTLING SOLEHI OPP. SOLEHI OPP 38 14 WILSON 9 34 37 20 PEN ARGYL 17 26 33 22 120001310 MT. 23 26 ll 40 HELLERTOWN 9 38 64 0 EAST STRQUDSBURG 19 39 21 30 NAZARETH 3 36 31 19 NORTHWESTERN 44 ll 92 WRESTLING Under new coach William Bachardy, thc '68 Wrestling Team trained hard but had an unsuc - cessful year. Despite good records by seniors Dane Dielcn- derfer, Frank Pfneisel, Phil Boyer, and juniors Thomas Schaeffer, and David Gubitosi. the team could not achieve a winning season. 93 Seniors Because of Coach Sheffy's empha sis on speed, skill, and stamina, the Spartanettes showed improve ment throughout the season. Led by high scorer Sally Kinsey and captain Melissa Myers the team enjoyed a successful year. GIRLS BASKETBALL SENIO RS l E Coached by Mr. Robert Clark, S01ehi's Riiie Team had a Win- ning season in '68. The team was lead by Captain Dave Kepler, who shot in more matches during his ifour year membership with the team than any other Spartan. RIFLE 1 N Lee Stahler Dane Diefenderfer BASEBALL Barry Kramer David Kepler 98 Mr. Snyder N31 -.SSE I- aj , Sw X X - . Q X X Xie I5 S t., i .us -af-, NX X fwr d fff . xxx - Q- 5 X, . . Q -st E X X si AA 'F XS Q X NR? ix Q I WX x ie ---. 2 wi? .ik ,g u.., 5.23 Q, '- -,- w ff: .A Q Because many of the players were vet- erans, the '67 baseball team realized a successful year, 8 wins and 4 losses. Mr. james Snyder's coaching kept the team in the running for the Southern Division championship title until the Mt Pocono Cardinals stopped them in the second to last game of the season. ,ss 99 1 Mr. Abbott GOLF Despite the brilliant play of Doug Ritter, the '67 golf team suffered an unimpressive season of 4 Wins and 8 losses. Doug, who Won the District ll individual championship in a playoff, Went on to distinguish himself at the state meet. The team was coached by Mr. james Abbott. Kurt Zellner Joseph Gillen Bruce Buratti TRACK The Southern Lehigh Track Team is an unofficial group consisting of four men: joe Gillen, Bruce Buratti, George Grossman, and Chris Cackley. Although it is not a recognized competitive team, it competed in the District ll mile relay. l0l 'slums' k Wi rw A. V Mi5S Sheffy Celia Gibson 102 The 1967 girl's softball teani, coached by Miss Virginia Sheffy, chose as team captain Mary Stenroos. The Spartan- ettes finished the season with a vic- tory over Palisades, one tie and four loses. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE April 18 Quakertown 20 Quakertown 27 Salisbury May 4 Emmaus ll Palisades 18 Palisades 25 Salisbury ff' .3 his 1 SGFTBALL VW? GY MNASTICS S S X. SENIOR CANDIDS 05 A 5' Q PR Q J V A 35 L x I S .wax N yi xy--'If gl'4 ACTIVITIES :A .da SAW--www, 5 .UMW Q 2 - ' 1 aww-'aw A- 2525 - ,M ,,.. ..., K --f. I 1. 5, Q3 S353 I ' Wwfil - , an 'Y Q gk-fm ,Jam 15 , A-Ex A' VL v Q23 ,V 'T Md ,WMF ff V 5 in-di! If X., Afgfdmi ,nf-ff . H 14. A .NW 108 ' -JY J . Mrs. Barsenia-Advisor Mr. Bnrggraf -Advisor Connie Boehniak -Editor-in -Chief Sue Clunip-Senior Editor Missy Hendley-Senior Editor Toni Roth-Business Manager Dave Snyder -Assistant Business Manager De lore s Adani -Assistant Bus ine s s Manager Terry D'Altroy -Copy Editor Margaret Bendas-Sports Editor Dane Diefenderfer-Sports Editor Ellen Caekley-Activities Editor Bob Wallander-Activities Editor Paula Cnernay -Art Si Layout Debbie Matson -Underelassmen Editor Wolfgang Busse -Photography Sandy Peters -Head Typist Phyllis Bomboy, Moniea Oifban, bara Kelly, john Patton, Diane lla Miller , Diana Hen n inger -Typ i sts 5 Q...-v- s M' i: l09 CHESS CLUB STAGE CREW ll0 MATH CLUB SCHOUL STORE vw 4 Q 0 O 1 H0 'rnn The Gym Club, supervised by Mr. Spickler, is de- signed to develop the gymnastic po - tential of the stu- dents who are willing to work. Meeting weekly, the members go through drills on various pieces of equipment. The club is worth- while for any boy who wishes to im- prove his coordi- nation and form. Through the efforts of Booster Club and advi- sor Mr. Borst, school spirit has been brought to a peak at Solehi. The bright signs publicizing athletic events through- out the year were the product of many hours of the club's labors. In addition to backing ath- letic events, the Boost- ers supported other school functions. They created 2 innovations this year: the basket- ball card section and a float to represent the school in an area parade. The proficiency of the wrestlers at Southern Lehigh is due partially to the Wrestling Club. Advisor Mr. Bachardy stresses the basic moves which are nec- essary for a boy to bc- come a good wrestler. The club allows boys with an interest in wrestling to practice during the entire school year rather than just during wrestling season. With the expert teaching of Mr. of the Rifle Club learn the correct ing, and taking safety precautions. The club has pro- duced many of the members of the Solehi rifle team. Ng...- Clark, the members procedure for firing a match rifle, scor- Y-TEENS FOLK CLUB LIBRARY CLUB FUTURE NURSES CLUB 115 The purpose of the Science Club is to introduce stu- dents to some fundamental concepts in the physical sciences. This is done by group discussions or basic laboratory work. Photography Club is open to students from grades 9-12. Its objectives are to develop photography as a hobby and to furnish photo- graphs for the Spotlight and Solehian. T2 Learning the rudinients of Chef's club is made up of bridge prepares young boys with a desire to be people for participation in good cooks. They make future life. Rules for play- and eat their own food ing and scoring rubber and with some surprising re- duplieate bridge are suits. taught. ' 'f.z,' q',. h M ll7 The monthly school newspaper, the Spotlight, keeps the students of Southern Lehigh well-informed With articles on school events and and new fashion items, contro- versial issues, and Cintelligentj editorials. 5 S ll8 Webb publishes poems, short stories, essays, and other liter- ary efforts of Students at South- ern Lehigh. YEARBOOK AND SERVICE 119 f Only those boys who have won varsity letters are eligible to join Varsity Club. Its main concern is the promotion of sports activities at this school. The Stage Construction Club is responsible for building all stage scenery and special effects for dramatic productions and as- semblies. The Archery Club pro- vides an opportunity for interested students to learn and improve funda- mental techniques and to compete with each other. The Print Shop, under the guidance of Mr. Eshle- nian, is one ofthe more important clubs at Solehi. 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Mmfl LTD fi'Llgf53L!1 5L'L-La f5YLf'g f 4 ,L -f'1lL Q L'- L LL', 1 'lfmiiis ' f,fL ' f L1 L A f X L .. L- g'Lg.Fg ' L. Q1 3 2 fbi? K X f 'VL L' ,, ,, g Ti L A L jg L 'Je L giiqff r M, 1 . S 5, f 2, 'X 'X fa 7' 'Q AJWB 3, X 3 H , , A 53523,-3 , ,Q L P A ' -' 5 ' 5' a .4 u x hw ,. w X R I X 1 T Q 'fl Ll, 1 MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD l24 HO RUS RCHESTRA MEISTER- SINGERS TYPING CLUB DRAMA CLUB HONO R SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL Membership in the Honor Society is The purpose of the Student Council is one olf the highest honors which a to govern the student body by promot high school student can attain. ing harmony, and developing leader- Members embody the qualities of ship.. The Student Activist Party has scholarship. leadership. character, done many things to improve Solchi. and service. There is a greater feeling ol' involve - ment by the students this year. 1 n 2 f A 127 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABBOTT, GWYN-- Crafts, 15 Orchestra, 15 School Store, 25 Typing Club, 35 Advanced Math, 4. ADAM, DELORES--Orchestra, 1,2,3,45 Girls' Majorette, 15 Rifle Club, 35 Spotlight, 35 Spotlight Business Editor, 45 Student Cotmcil Recording Secretary, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. BARINGER, DEBORAI-I-- Y-Teens, 15 Library Assistant, 1,3,45 School Store, 2,3,4. BAUDER, LAMAR BAUDBR, SHARON--Nurse's Club, 15 Booster Club, 25 Li- brary Club, 35 Typing Club, 45 Honor Society, 3,4. BILAHN, BONITA-- Girl's Craft Club, 15 Basketball Team, 15 Hockey Team, 25 Softball Team, 25 Spotlight, 35 Student Council, 35 Bridge Club, 4. BECK, DIANE-- Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 3,45 Student Coun- cil, 45 jr. Prom Queen BECK, NANCY-- Knitting Club, 25 Library Club, 35 Folk Music Club, 45 Chorus, 3,4. BEICHEY, KAR.EN-- Majorette Club, 15 Majorette, 2,3,45 Chorus, 2, 3,45 Business Service Club, 4. BBNDAS, MARGARKT-- Hockey Team, 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball Team, 1,25 Softball Team, 1,25 Student Council, 25 Cheer- leading, 2,35 Color Guard, 3,45 NLuse's Club, 35 Student Council Treasurer, 45 Yearbook Staff, 45 Chorus, 4. BERGI-IOLD, jAME.S-- Business Service Club, 25 Chorus, 2, 3,45 Folk Singing Club, 3,45 Meister singeis, 2, 3,45 District Chorus, 4. BISER, MARK--Mathematics Club, 25 Meistersingeis, 2,3, 45 Senior Chorus, 2, 3,45 Soccer Manager, 25 Soccer Team, 35 Senior Class Play, 4. 128 K is 355539 -X lliitbi ,lib 'lf BLACKWOOD, JOHN--Band, 1,2,35 Soccer, 1,2,3,45 Soc- cer Co-Captain, 45 Varsity Club 4. BLEAM, LARRY- Lab Assistant, 1,2,3,45 Assistant Photo- grapher for Spotlight, 3, 45 Photographer Club, 45 Senior Class Play, 4. BOCHNIAK, CONSTANCE-- Booster Club, 1,25 Hockey Team, 1,2, 35 Softball Team, 15 Softball Manager, 25 Honor Society, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 2, 35 F.T.A. Club, 25 Student Council Corresponding Secre- tary, 3,45 Spotlight Reporter, 3, 45 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, 45 Senior Class Play, 4. BOMBOY, PHYLLIS-- Booster Club 25 Typing Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Club 4. BOWERS, WILLIAM BOYER, PHILIP-H Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,45 Archery Club 15 Rifle Club 2, 35 Gymnastics Club 45 Gymnastics Team 4. BOYKAS, DONNA-- Rifle Club 3. BRAXMEIER, THOMAS--Basketball Intramural 4. BRENEMAN, BEVERLY--F.T.A. 35 Booster Club 45 Play Prompter 4. BURATTI, BRUCE-- Sports Discussion 15 Cross Country 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Folk Music 35 Track 35 Booster Club 4. BUSSE, WOLFCANC--Soccer 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Library Club 25 Spotlight 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Folk Music Club 35 Science 1. CACKLEY, ELLEN-- Track Team 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Student Council 1,2,45 Folk Music 35 Yearbool Staff 45 Honor Society 4. CHANKEY, ROSEMARIE-- Booster Club 1, 25 Hockey 25 Chorus 2,35 Folk Music 35 Spot- light 3,45 Webb 45 F.T.A. 2. w 129 CHASSARD, AL--Science Club 15 Field S Stream Club 15 Folk Music 35 Gymnastics Club 2, 3,45 Gymnastics Team 4. CHERNAY, PAULA--Booster Club 1,25 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Folk Music 35 Spotlight 3,45 Chorus 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 Yearbook Club 45 Honor Society 3,4. CHOYCE, RICHARD--Filed S Stream 15 Socer 45 Photo Club 4. CHRISTIE, MORAG-- Booster Club 15 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 15 Softball Team 25 Chorus 2,35 Folk Music 35 Meistersingers 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Gym Club 2. CLOSE, GLEN--Rifle Club 3. CLUMP, SUSAN--Y-Teens 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 25 Field Hockey 25 Webb 35 Class Vice -President 3,45 Yearbook 45 Spot- light 35 Features Editor 4. D'ALTROY, TERENCE-- Orchestra 2,3,45 Chess Club 25 Chef's Club 35 Honor Society 2 3, 45 Yearbook 45 District Or- chestra 2, 3, 45 Regional Orchestra 2,3,45 Math Club 2. DANIS, STEVEN-- Military History Clubr 15 Chess Club 2,35 Social Studies Discussion Forum 2, 3. DAVIES, CHRISTIE-- Crafts 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Hocky 15 Knitting 25 Sr. Class Play 45 Library 3. DEILY, LEROY-- Sports Discussion 1,35 Field Stream 25 Chess 4. DeKRANE, DENNIS-- Archery 1,25 Chef's Club 35 Gym 45 Class Play 45 Gym Team 4. DELOREY, LINDA-- Y-Teens 15 Business Service Club 25 Chorus 25 Library Club 35 Booster Club 45 Showcase Display 4. DIEFENDERFER, DANE-- Sports Discussion 15 Wrestling 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2, 35 Soccer 45 Yearbook 45 Sr. Class Play 45 Varsity 4. 3 130 iGIAClNTO, ARCHlE-- Student Coruicil 15 Stage Crew 3. iGlACINTO, MARK--Student Council 1,25 Rifle Club 4. ilENNO, DAVID--Wrestling 45 Rifle Club 4. ONNELL, IUDY-- Band 1,25 FTA 15 Softball 15 Dramatics 15 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 2,3,45 Girl's Varsity Team 35 Yearbook Club 45 Class Play 4. GNER, DONALD--Military History 15 Booster 25 Photo Club 4. WASHKO, SANDRA--Advanced Gymnastics 152. 'EHR5 ALAN--Field and Stream 15 Stage Construction 25 Rifle Club 3.4. REY5 jERRY-- Rifle Team 1,2,3,4. RITZ, HAROLD TUNK, BARBARA--Crafts 15 Typing Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Yearbook Club 4. UNK, BEVERLY--Y-Teens 2, 35 Booster 4. IBSON, CELIA--Y-Teens 15 Softball Team 2,35 F.T.A. 25 Booster Club 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Yearbook 4. ILLEN, jOSEPH-- Sports Discussion 15 Field S- Stream 25 Varisty Club 3, 45 Basketball 4. OOD, JOHN--Sports Discussion 35 Chef's Club 4. RABER, THOMAS--Sporm Discussion 1,3. REGOR, ANNA--Advanced Gymnastics 15 Rifle Club 2, 3,4 ROP, LINDA--Y-Teens 15 Business Service Club 2,35 Year- bood Club 4. RUBE, SALLY-U Crafts 15 Rifle Club 35 Display Committee 3 4. GUTH, RONALD-M ,Golf Team 15 Booster Club 25 Math Club 25 Chef's Club 35 Gymnastics Club 4. AFNER, SUSAN-- Crafts 15 Rifle Team 1,35 Archery 2,35 Spotlight 354. ALLMAN, MICHAEL--Photography Club 15 Metal Repair 25 Stage Construction 35 Print Shop 35 Rifle Club 4. l3l HAMMER, DONNA--Business Service Club 25 School Store 3,45 Chorus 3,4. HENDLEY, MERISSA--Booster Club 15 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Class Vice -President 1,25 Student Council 25 F.T.A. Club 25 Webb 35 Spotlight 3,45 Webb Editor 45 Year- book Staff 4. HENNINCER, DIANA--Crafts 15 Rifle Club 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. JOHNSON, GARY--Archery Club 25 Sports Discussion 35 Chef's Club 4. KAUFFMAN, MARY ANN-- Y-Teens 15 Nurse 's Club 2,35 Chorus 45 Display 4. KAZMIERSKI, EDWARD-- Wrestling Team 1,2,45 Art Club 15 Library Club 25 Webb 35 Spot- light Art Editor 4. KELLY, BARBARA--Y-Teens 15 Chorus 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Club 45 Spotlight Typist 4. KENNEDY, DANlEL-- Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Sports Discussion Club 15 Cross Country 25 Booster Club 25 Student Cotmcil 35 Wrestling Club 35 Varsity Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council Alternate 4 KENNEDY, DONALD--Sports Discussion 15 Metal Repair 25 Student Council 35 Chef's Club 4. KEPLER, DAVID-- Sports Discussion 15 Rifle Team l,2,3, 45 Field S Stream 25 Rifle Club 35 Base- ball Team 35 Spotlight 4. KESSLER, LlNDA-- Band 1, 2, 3,45 Softball Team 1,25 Chorus 35 Student Council Representa- tive 45 Prom Attendant. KILIAN, DAVID--Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. KOLARIK, LlNDA-- Booster Club 1,2,45 Rifle Club 35 Webb 4. KRAMER, BARRY-- Band 1, 2,3,45 Golf 1,25 Basketball Team 15 Chorus 2,35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Baseball Team 3,4. 132 KRUEGER, CHARLEEN-- Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Mei- stersingers 2, 3, 4. KULBABA, STANLEY-- Student Council 15 Field G Stream 25 Sports Discussion 35 Senior Class Pla f 4. LABATE, j'OI-IN-- Typing Club 25 Folk Music Club 3,4. LAMB, JAMES--Rifle Club, 25 Stage Crew, 3,4. LANNING, TERRY--Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Rifle Team 3,45 Rifle Club, 4. LAUBE, LLNDA-- Y-Teens, 15 TypingClub 25 Rifle Club, 35 Yearbook Club, 4. LEHMAN, KATHY-- Typing Club, 25 Booster Club, 4. LEVY, STANLEY-- Golf Team, 1,25 Sports Discussion, 35 Bridge Club, 4. LIEDIG, ERIK--Chess Club, 1,3. LIMPAR, LORRAINE--Y-Teens, 15 PC1'SO11CLl.IlllP1'OVLI1T1C111Q, 25 Folk Music, 35 VVebb, 4. MANN, KATHY--Archery, 15 Student Council, 25 F.T.A. Club, 35 Class Treasurer, 3,45 Booster Club, 45 Play Prompter, 4. MATSON, DEBORAH-- Band, 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra, 1,2,3, 45 Cheerleading, 1,25 Hockey Team 15 Chorus, 2,35 Senior Class Play, 45 Yearbook Staff, 45 Prom Atten- dant5 Cotuity Band, 4. MERKEL, BRUCE--Band, 1,2,3,45 Orchestra, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 2,3,45 Meistelsingeis, 2,3,4. MERTL, DIANE- Library Club 3,4. MEYERS, GLENN- Print Shop, 4. MILLER, DIANE--Business Service Club, 25 Chorus, 2,3,45 School Store, 3,45 Yearbook Staff, 45 Meistersingers, 4. MILLER, GERALD--Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 3,45 Meister- singers, 3,45 District Chorus, 4. MILLER, JEAN--Library Club 15 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Booster Club 45 Meister- singers 4. MILLER, KAREN MIRRA, MICKEY--Soccer 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,35 LV. Basketball 15 Student Council Alternate 3. MYERS, IVIELISSA--Hockey 1,2,3,45 Gymnastics Club 1,2, 45 Varsity Club 35 Gymnastics Team 45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Council Alternate 4. OLSEN, RUSSELL--Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 Chess Club 25 Chef's Club 35 Intramurals 3,45 Spotlight Photo- grapher 4. ORBAN, MONlCA-- Majorette Club 15 Rifle Club 2,35 Student Council 15 Yearbook Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. PATTON, JOHN--Spotlight Assistant Advertising Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Rifle Club 1,2, 3,45 Rifle Team 3,45 Senior Class Play 4. PETERS, SANDRA-- Majorette Club 15 Majorette 2,3,45 Chorus 2, 35 Yearbook Staff Head Typist 45 Class Secretary 45 School Store 4. PETERSON, CANDY--Hockey 1,3,45 Cheerleading 2, 3,45 Gynr Club 25 Varsity Club 35 Booster Club 4. PFNEISEL, FRANK- Field and Stream 15 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Cross-Country 2, 35 Gymnastics Club 25 Gymnastics 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Wres- tling Club 35 Class Play 4. PUSTARFI, JOY--Y-Teens 15 Basketball 1,25 Honor Society 1,45 Typing Club 25 Chorus 25 Library Club 35 Intramurals 35 Student Council 4. REICPLENBACI-l, KATHY-- Booster Club 1, 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Library Club 35 Typing Club 4. REIGELMAN, jOHN-- Soccer 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2 Varsi Club 2 3 4 S ty , S REINSMITH, THoMAs-- Band 15 Wrestling Managfir 15 soc- cer 3,45 Soccer Manager 2, Lab Assistant 1,2,3. We A fi .252155,5212325555515 ri -iii-' Qs lilrrii . Q X ,ses REISS, NANCY-- Typing Club 23 Y-Teens 33 Yearbook Club 4. RICHARDS, MAUREEN--Majorette Club 13 Majorette 2,3, 43 Chorus 3,43 Yearbook Club 4. RIEGIZR, BARBARA-- Y-Teens 13 School Store 23 Library 33 Folk Music 4. RILEY, PATRlCIA-- Cheerleading 1,23 3,43 Gym Club 13 Booster Club 2,43 Rifle Club 3. RITZ, jAMIiS-- Archery Club 13 Booster Club 23 Student Coiuicil 33 Bridge Club 4. ROHRBACH, PEGGY-- Y-Teens 13 School Store 2,3,4. ROTH, THOMAS--Honor Society 1,2, 3,43 Class President 13 Sports Discussion 13 Library Club 23 Vaisity Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. SCHLICHIIR, KENNETH--ArCl1ei'y Club 1,3,43 Field and Stream 23 Library Assistant 4. SCHOLL, RUSSELL--Field and Stream 1,23 Rifle Club 3,4. SIMONS, PAULETTE--Nurses Club lj School Store 2,3,43 Librarian 3. SNYDER, DAVlD-- Honor Society 1,3,43 Band 2,3, Math Club 23 Debate Team 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Spotlight Staff 43 Student Council President 4. STAACK, CHRISTIANE--Chorus 1,2,3,43 Meistersingers 2,3,43 Nuising Club 23 Rifle Club 33 Webb Staff 43 Senior Class Play 43 County Chorus 3. STAHLER, LEE-- Band 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Varsity Club 43 Senior Class Play 4. STYER, LARRY-- Library, Club 13 Chef's Club 3. SWEENEY, DAV'ID-- Archery Club 23 Sports Club 33 Spot- light 33 Senior Class Play 43 Folk Sing- ing 4. TERR, JOSEPH--Chef's Club 4. THOMAS, MARK-- Wrestling 3. 135 ?L TOTH, jULlANN'E.-- Crafts 15 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Yearbook Club 4. TRAUB, RICKY- Archery 2,35 Chef's Club 4. VAN SCI-IAICK, SUSAN--Booster Club 1,25 Softball 1,25 F.T.A. 25 Hockey Team 2,35 Chorus 2, 3,45 Meistersingers 3,45 Folksingers Club 35 Webb Staff 45 jr. Prom Attendant 35 County Chorus 3. VOGAN, DIANE--I-Iocky 1,25 Basketball Manager 15 Softball 15 Booster Club 15 Student Council 25 F.T.A. 2' Spotlight News Editor 3 4' senior cilss Play 4. ' ' WAGNER, Bll.L-- Gym Club 4. WAGNER, VIRGINIA-- Hockey 15 Y-Teens 15 Booster .Club 25 Rifle Club 3' Yearbook Club 4. WALLANDER, ROBERT--Archery Club 15 Gym Club 25 Rifle Club 35 Gymnastics 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 Pres- ident Senior Class 4. WEIGI-IKNECHT, HERBERT- Field 8 Stream 1,25 Print Club 3 4. WIEDER, MARLENEH Majorette Club 15 School Store 3,45 Chorus 3 4' Majorette 4. WILLISTEIN, PAUL--Student Council 15 President 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Cross Country 2,35 Chorus 25 Track 25 Senior Class Play 45 Spot- light 3' Spotlight Editor 4. WOLF, DIANE-- Booster Club 1,25 Hockey Team 1,2,35 Softball Team 1,25 F. T.A. 25 Folksinging Club 35 Webb 4. YOUNG, DALE-- Band 1,2,3,45 Soccer 2,35 Chorus 35 Bridge Club 4. ZELLNER, KURT-- Golf Team 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Spom Discussion 3. 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Gold Henry Gorgodian Norman Hall eCo.fif1 Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Kozy Frederick Krause Andrew Kremposky Richard W. Kurtz Franklin H. Lichtenwalter Ted R. Linde Melvin L. Link Lions Club of Coopersburg Mr. 8Mrs. Dr. SMrs. Walter K. Long W.j. Lowright, jr. Lower Milford P. T . A . Mr. SMrs. North Penn Mr. SMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mrs. Kenne Mr. SMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. julio T Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. SMrs. Dr. SMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Henry W. Mack Chapter No. 457 O. E. S. Carl Orbin jackson R. Pellett William D. Poole th H. Read Norman Reinik William J. Roberts Moses J. Schell Deams Schimmel Edward B. Scull Ray C. Snyder Orresan Peter Trexlcr W. G. Updegrave Robert VanSchaick Elmer M. Wagner Walter H. Wavrek Arthur C. Webber C.H.H. Weikel Herman G. Wemken Edward E. Wesenberg, jr. William C. Williams Mr. G Mis. Raymond E. Haring Women of the Moose, Quakertown No 655 Mr. G Mrs. Paul H. Hartman Women's Mite Society of Coopersburg Moravian Dr. 8 Mrs. John R. Haubert Cong. Mr. GMrs. Albert G. Klan Mr. GMrs. Charles W. Yoachim Mr. S Mrs. Abram Ziegler The recipients of the scholarship in die past years are the following girls: 1954 janet Reinhard, Hartford Hospital, Class of 1957 1955 Hattie Schmoyer, St. Luke's Hospital, Class of 1958 1956 Kathleen O'Donnell, St. Luke 's Hospital, Class of 1959 1957 No Candidate 1958 Florence Vanim, Women's Medical College Hospital, Class of 1961 1958 Margaret Holben, Frankford Hospital, Class of 1961 1959 Kathleen Messinger, Chestnut Hill Hospital 1960 Nancy O'Donnell, St. Luke 's Hospital, Class of 1963 1961 Dianne Stettler, Allentown Hospital, Class of 1964 1962 Patricia Braychak, jefferson Hospital 1963 Patricia Nemeth, St. Luke's Hospital, Class of 1966 1964 Bonnie Kowalchuk, Sacred Heart Hospital, Class of 1967 1965 Marilyn Talaber, Allentown Hospital, Class of 1968 1966 Karen Maurer, St. Luke's Hospital, Class of 1969 1967 Susan Schaffer, Univ. of Penna. Hospital, Class of 1970 143 To them it was a time of madly-colored images bus trips championships psychedelic dances strains of music lost conversations the magic of a warm spring night yesterday's memories tomorrowis hopes There were tears in their eyes as they turned their faces toward the future