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

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Baseball Sports FRONT ROW, l. to r.: S. Struck, C. Lewis, D. Seibold, B. Fad, P. Herder, B. Mallozzi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jones, K. Veit, B. Leonetli, B. Couak, J. Edmonds, D. Williams, R. Fad, B. Kaiser, Mr. McBride. RECORD 0 pp. U .D. Collegeville 4 3 Schwenksville 1 l 17 Lower Moreland ll 8 Pottsgrove 8 IL Bridgeport 3 2 3 4 Bryn Athyn Academy Collegeville 6 9 Jenkintown 2 1 Pennsylvania School for Deaf 7 17 Lower Moreland 5 1 Schwenksville 5 3 Pennsylvania School for Deaf 4 7 Bridgeport 1 2 Pottsgrove 5 6 Jenkintown 2 3 L Golf 4 RECORD Opp. Cheltenham 3 Jenkintown 2 Pottsgrove 0 Delhaas 0 Springford 1016 Jenkintown 216 Upper Merion 9 Pottsgrove 0 Upper Merion 61fg L Delhass 0 KNEELING, l. to r.: R. Lane, F. C-uise, T. Schude. STANDING: V. Johns, J. Endicott, R. Mengert, T. I2 Mcrcaldo, B. Everitt. Team Captains U.D 1 7 7 9 41 615 6 7 Mr. Taddei, J. Polard, Mr. Cunningham. 4 S38 19380 HH SI SIOW HAH CIEINELI. XIN ELLSKQW V 3fl I9N XDLLS CIN I SISVH N I-K1 RIKSIYYU 7 1 0- I 5 f S C 1 I I I l 1

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Sue Camburn wills her paint brush and canvas to Mr. Stipe's next right-hand man. A bottle of Aqua Velva is left by ,lim Arnold to Butch Egnar. Theresa Armstead leaves her quiet ways to Jesse Edmonds. The red hair of Bill Dunbar goes to Carl Derau so he will match his sister. Barbara Bitting wills her animation to Joyce Gregory. Percy Herderis ticker, his sole possession, goes to Bernice Rogers. Kathleen Birchler's crazy driving is willed by her to Ann Jenkins. All of Sue Hummefs cheerleading trophies are left to Fern McCullough. lim Coombis Chrysler engine is left to Bill Boyce. To Carolyn LaBov goes all of Thelma VanSant,s big pocketbooks. Phil Arnold leaves his contact lenses to Pat Houston. Nancy Schrope wills her many diets to Joanne Grieves. Dave Duff sadly leaves his wrecked Stagecoach to Bill Kern. Louise festeris experiences in Solid are left to anyone who wants them. To Cass Hayes goes Mary Cook's towering height. foe Pollard gladly leaves his hooks and slices to Mr. Taddei. The Art marks of Lynne Reeves go to Margaret Fairbanks. Myrna Pinkettis bookkeeping ability goes to Maxine Scott. Bill Mallozziis baseball skill is left to Rich Fad. The great Driving Ability of Rita Crasso goes to Andre Dennis. Lee Lee Minehart's parties go to anyone who can control them. The volleyball skill of George Hooper goes to Richard Foy. Judy Smith receives the quietness of Miriam Cay. Mary Delp leaves Upper Dublin in order to make room for her four brothers. Steve Fleming wills his splendid luck behind the steering wheel to Tom Mercaldo. Ginny Vincent is left Eleanor Cuilfoyleis knack for getting into trouble. Bruce Allen leaves his old Fords to anyone. Marianne Tambourino wills her hair to Mr. Beckmezian Bob Gouck receives Dave Seibold's pitching ability. Larry Bothe wills his eyebrows to Jane Schwartz. Donald Stroup is leaving. Anthony Mallozzi leaves his tallness to Chris Maggio. Janet Stuart gives her ability to talk to Pat McFadgen. The fast-growing gotee of Vincent Carll is left Pete Jones. Charles Thomas leaves his ideals to Mr. Sisak. The seat of Charmayne Staton in Mr. Sisakis homeroom is willed to Mary Allen. Sue Schuyler leaves her long fingernails to Mr. Schwering. The press work of Ted Wood is left to John Robinson. Jane Klotz receives the management of the school store from Christine Matz. Vicki Vroom wills all her beer and cigarettes to Danny Williams. Linda Hooper leaves her artistic to Jack Lundy. Karl Burkhardt wills his nickname the Pathfinderi' to another H.M. victim. Bill Hale leaves his good luck to Denny Virnelson. Bernell Nash wills his grocery-lifting muscles to Bruce Haigh. The clever cuts of Ron Hawthorne are willed to Carol Bone. Bob Wolf wills his broken lab equipment to another chemistry student. The typing skill of Eleanor Smith is left to Susie Elliot. Miss Polski receives Barbara King's Camels and black coffee. Fred Flack leaves his bottle opener to Harry Wilson. Sue Floyd wills her Saturday night movies to Pam Tucker. foe Ricketts leaves his affinity for poison ivy to Craig Lewis. Val Smith receives Naomi Coldburg's newspaper excursions. Bill McAfee leaves his cast to anyone large enough to wear it. The innocence of Bob Reller is left to Ricky Richel. Clyde Alexander wills his bubbling chemicals to Tom Brennan.

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