Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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AWARDS English Music Language Commercial Mathematics H omemakzng Social Studies Mechanical Drauzng r : Science: Industrial Arts: Outstanding Girl: Outstanding Boy: Citizenship: Alumni Award: Perseverance: F.T.A. Award: Highest Honors: Commencement 4 g Vicki Vroom Judy Otto Doris Hedrick Eleanor Smlth James Lane Thelma VanSant Chunk Bahmueller David Cassel Sue Camburn Vicki Vrooni T ed Wood Janet Stuart Robert Reller Christine Matz Robert Heller Toni Tucciaroni Mary Dinkins Cornelia Heard Vicki Vroom Robert Heller Our final entrance 3 K 1 THE FINALE! OUR DIPLOMAS

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We Have Reaehecl Port. --mu- P Everyone's butterflies complicated things somewhat. ROBERT RELLER VICKI VROOM DR. W. W. ESHELMAN President, National Education Association Commencement peakers WENDY HENRY

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Class Will - 1960 Claire Wilson wishes to leave her KNO Dozl' to Mary Funk. Harry Steinrnetz wills his great ability for destroying things to Bill Boyce. Pam Illingworth leaves her famous study halls to a fellow non-Trig student. Steve Hatzai is the recipient of Chuck Bahmuelleris many arguments. Virginia Lange reluctantly leaves her wild summers at the shore to Fred Arnold Dick Garretson's famous remarks both in class and on stage are left to Bob Fad. Gloria Holmes wills all her writing paper to Dave Herder. Eleanor Hall leaves her Underwood typewriter to be taken care of. Alex Reillyis drawing ability is left to Mr. John Parker. Karen Hablett gladly leaves her worn out Acme uniform to Florie Widdis. The rather shot '51 Mercury of Doug Roberts is willed to John Jacobson. To her sister Martha goes the sweet smile of Mary Dinkins. Bill Lewis is willing to leave his P.O.D. knowledge to anyone who needs it. Cass Hayes receives Clara Rogers, noisiness. Paul Martin wills his beloved convertible to Bill Everitt. To Margie Gordon goes Molly Schade's now famous hair chewing technique. Bob H osfeld leaves his pet, worn out drum sticks to Jim Quimby. Wendy H enry's sister Pam receives her frequent smile. Bob Elliott wills his gold-plated church key to Bruce Leonetti. Barbara Gunn is left Connie Heard's long hair. Art M orck sadly leaves his marvelous chemistry mind to Bill Ferguson. The energy of Leslie Boone is willed to Gail Potts. Cara Cooke wills her leadership ability to .lim Farrell. The job of Pete Drake at the Ambler Gazette is left to Jon Layer. Betsy Bolenius unloads her messy locker and gives it to Lynn Davis. Gaard Murphy leaves a much needed bottle of red hair dye to Kay Derau. Barbara May receives Tony Tucciarone's desire to study. Joanne Arn0ld,s position in Octet is hopefully willed to Connie Linn. Wayne Wylie wills his tools and greasy rags to Leonard Egano. Delores Cross is left Judy Gradinis used baton. Dick Cottom leaves his power to Mike Wilson. Eileen Palermo wills her athletic ability to Kay Schroeder. Wally Eustace's prize Fordomatic transmission is left to Jerry Rines. Faith Marvill passes on the profane remarks she inherited from John Tucker last year to Sharron Lanning. The talkativeness of Edith Newman is left to Judy Staebler. Don Emery wills his life guard trunks to his brother Ken. Judy Otto leaves her P.O.D. notes to anyone who can decipher them. To Ron Stoud goes all of Pat Zollo's old cars. Cindy Virnelson is the recipient of loan Eitelgeorgefs marching boots. Mildred Arrnstead leaves her many smiles to Delores Pierce. Vic Johnson is left Dick Trow's favorite and only car. Cathy Haffner sorrowfully leaves her love for chemistry to Nancy Judd. Cli Virnelson wills the printing shop to Carl Obarowski. The many questions of Doris Hedrick go to Kay Jones. Sam Corey is left the poker chips of I im Lane. F lossie Worster wills her love for celery to anyone who can get near it. Dave Cassell leaves his unworkable cloud chamber to Ted Comly. To Penny Risley goes Carol Shuman's noisiness. The many traffic tickets of Ray Bates are left to anyone who can afford to pay them Carolyn Zaborowski is the recipient of Linda Rutherfordfs majorette position. Carolyn 0tt wills her chemistry tests to future chemists. John Shumacher leaves his driving medals to whoever meets his requirements.