West Chester High School - Garnet and White Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

✓ ft; T r, June 4, 1964: a day long awaited by all of us. Yet now that it is here, it seems to have arrived all too soon. In just three short years the future has become the present and we are now leaving behind the friendships, the long hours of study, and the excitement which brought both happiness and heartache in our senior year. Dur- ing that time the Garnet and White Staff worked long and laboriously to preserve the memories that make us proud of our school; and there can be no better way to preserve these remembrances than through the words of our own Alma Mater, which we have chosen for this year’s theme. As you relive the moments of your high school year, by looking through the pages of the 1964 Garnet and White, we hope that the words of this song will have a deeper and more lasting meaning. In 1926 Samuel Barber answered the call to the colors by composing the music and writing the words to our Alma Mater. However, the lasting tribute which he expressed in such moving chords was only one of the many pieces composed by the talented Pulitzer Prize winner. Two of the com- positions on his long list of renowned works are “Prix de Rome” and “Adagio for String Orchestra.” LIFE AND TRUTH Newcomers and veterans For every teacher September beck- ons the recurring challenge of imparting basic understanding in a way that will interest every student. Because each stu- dent is an individual who has his own way of responding to instruction, teach- ers perennially face a gigantic task. Nevertheless, the faculty willingly be- gins anew the quest for more effective methods of teaching not only academics, but also lessons of life. Through determination and desire, the instructors have successfully con- tinued this search, thus making this year another interesting and reward- ing one. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Standing: Mrs. E. Berkhoff. Mr. E. Wolckenhaar. Mrs. M. Burks. Mrs. P. Kieselbach. Sitting: Miss M. Kessler. Miss E. Reagan (Head of Department). Mrs. M. Hickey. Miss C. Rogers. ENGLISH Standing: Miss A. Baker (Head of Department). Sitting: (left to right) : Mr. R. London. Mrs. M. Marchak. Miss E. Trapnell. Miss M. San till i. Mr. R. Riegle. Mrs. B. Ford. Mr. C. Perrone. Mrs. E. Berkhoff. Miss A. Gearhart. Mr. K. Gambone. Mr. M. Davis. Mr. J. McClellan. Mr. P. McDaid. keep busy by chaperoning, SCIENCE Mr. M. Landis. Mr. H. Wells (Head of De- partment). Mrs. C. Huyett. Mrs. F. Williams. Mr. J. Stahl. Mr. R. Kane. (Not pictured: Mr. E. Moore. Mr. R. Maclver.) MATHEMATICS Row 1: Mr. H. Pearl. Mrs. N. Myers. Mrs. B. Masterson. Mrs. L. Arnold. Mr. L. Schuster. Row 2: Mr. D. Hutchinson. Miss J. Fry. Mr. D. Dunn. Standing: Mr. I. Geschwindt (Head of Depart- ment). (Not pictured: Mr. R. Fielding.) BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. J. Weissman (Head of Department). Miss M. Curran. Mrs. M. Ritchey. Miss L. West. Miss P. Potter. Mrs. J. Coley. 9 decorating, sponsoring, counselling, announcing, SOCAL STUDIES Standing: Mr. J. Marchak (Head of Department). Sitting: Mr. J. Serff. Mr. L. Johnson. Miss K. Lewis. Mr. F. Wright. Mr. J. Nichols. Mr. A. Bruno. Mr. C. Zeiders. Mr. J. Smida. (Not pictured: Mr. W. Sibley.) INDUSTRIAL ARTS and TRADE and TECHNICAL Mr. J. Facciolli. Mr. B. Spadoni. Mr. W. Ferris (Head of Department). Mr. S. Stevens. Mr. J. Strauser. Mr. S. Reynolds. Mr. J. Lammey. (Not pictured: Mr. J. Costanza. Mr. H. Halsey.) HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. E. Ferris inspects a new home- making publication. (Not pictured: Mrs. H. Parker.) MUSIC Mr. M. Kostick. Mr. J. Hanselman Department). Mr. R. Stuart. Mr. J. (Head Sepella. ART Mrs. B. Wright looks on as Mr. W. Lear (Head of Department) shows the fine points of a painting. HEALTH-PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing: Mr. H. Gilbert. Miss C. Jenny. Mr. E. Malikowski. Mr. J. Pribula. Mr. G. Von Stettcn. Sitting: Miss J. McKenna. Mr. E. Haupt (Head of Depart- ment). Mrs. D. Southrey. Pa ocuj _V selling, and oh! ADMINISTRATION Mr. D. Fray. Administrative Assistant to Superintendent: Mr. H. Wingerd. Superintendent of Schools: Mr. D. Nunan. Curriculum Coordinator. PRINCIPALS Principal Mr. R. McCarter and Assistant Principal Mr. J. Azain ponder the complexities of the master schedule chart. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. W. Peters prepares to begin an- other day of administrative duties. 12 also teaching. SECRETARIES Sitting: Mrs. M. Foster. Mrs. D. Detwiler. Mrs. M. Lipuman. Standing: Mrs. G. Brenholtz, Mrs. A. Abbott. Mrs. D. Bates. GUIDANCE Mr. J. Reichert. Mr. M. Labin (Head of Department), and Miss P. Dixon examine college catalogs. NURSE Mrs. R. Clark flashes a bright smile for her patients. DR. ELLWOOD SPELLMAN President of West Chester and Joint Junior- Senior High School Boards. LIBRARIAN Miss F. Schmidt uses new system to check out books. FOOTBALL Jim Hansen has a clear field and a possible touchdown ahead if he can snare John Thompson’s pass. The Downingtown back is about to come to an abrupt halt as Mike Haines hits from the front with Charlie Funk coming up to help. Touchdown! The Warriors score as Jim Hansen clutches the ball and falls into the end zone. John Thompson, Warrior quarterback, can’t find a re- ceiver open but picks up substantial yardage around end. Coach Bruno stresses teamwork The 1963-64 Warriors supplied many thrills and showed much spirit throughout the season. Injuries to key players handicapped the team at times but failed to snuff the determin- ation of the team or dampen the spirit of the student body. In spite of the many disappoint- ments, individuals displayed an applicable amount of talent. Many underclassmen who saw considerable action this year will return and hopefully lead the Warriors to the success that eluded them this season. Mr. J. Smida. Line Coach; Mr. A. Bruno. Head Coach: Mr. J. Pribula. Backfield Coach. Row 1 : C. Ray. P. Eatough. R. Schuster. J. Thompson. R. Aikman. M. Haines. J. Moore. R. Bryan. J. Hansen. H. Miller. C. Kurkjian. Coach J. Smida. Row 2: Coach A. Bruno. B. Fcwell. B. Mitten. B. Vosburgh. P. Deubler. R. Haines. J. McEIya. J. Gibson. F. DeHaut. B. Tillman. S. Olmstead. Coach J. Pribula. Row 3: J. March. M. Smith. R. Clark. C. Funk. B. Owens. F. Lee. S. Purnell. C. Davis. H. Hinkle. R. Thomas. Row 4. F. Waldbuesser. B. Wright. L. Webb. J. Smith. H. Raymond. E. Jordon. J. Burke. Back Row: L. Ziegler. G. Bartley. S. Hanna. D. Keller. E. Gondolf. J. Betz. D. Greenwood. J. Baltz. «laiv fCfc'tn: HOCKEY A Warriorette and two opponents battle for a loose ball while Cindy Henry stands ready to receive the ball. The opposing goalie crouches in readiness, attempting to stop a Warrior advance. Under Miss Fry and Miss McKenna the Warrior- ettes completed a difficult schedule with 4 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie with only three letter-winners returning. Of special note were Toni Hartshorne and goalie Marion Washington, both named to the All Chest-Mont Team. The Junior Varsity, under Miss McKenna, fought to a 5 won, 4 lost season and, with those girls coupled with the six returning varsity letter-winners. West Chester High may anticipate another successful season next year. VARSITY Row 1: C. Malavolta, A. Valentino. S. Ryan. M. Washington. C. Crescentini. B. Woodrow. P. Criddle. Back Row: Coach J. Fry, J. Esher, D. Diffenderfer, C. Henry, S. Rhodes. T. Hart- sborne. S. McKenna. (Not pictured: J. Veser.) An enemy goalie thwarts a Warrior scor- ing threat with a sure foot as Coach Mc- Kenna looks on. Good team meets tough schedule Carol Crescentini intercepts the ball which an opponent vainly attempted to drive past her. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: B. Smith. C. Hull. D. Atkins. V. Brown. C. Baldwin. Row 2: E. Gian- giulio. T. Kistler. S. Nye, M. Allison. C. Mitchell, R. Bowersox, N. Reese, L. Townsend, S. Peters. Back Row: L. Pryor (Mgr.), D. Gambill (Mgr.), G. Valen- tino, C. Edwards. N. Yerkes. V. Conn. R. Newton. J. Raymond. Coach J. Mc- Kenna. SOCCER Barry Hughes moves in for a shot. “This was the greatest team I ever coached.” These words were Mr. John Serff’s lasting tribute to the most spectacular soccer team that has ever played for West Chester High. On their way to compiling a record of 14 wins, no losses, and 2 ties, the Warriors won the District 1 Championship by thumping North Penn and then, a short week later, trouncing Upper Darby by identical 3-0 scores. The squad completed a sensational season by annexing the Inter- district Title, 1-0, in a hard-fought game with Northeastern. VARSITY Rotv I: G. Odyak. C. Dannenberg. R. Spadoni (Co-Capt.), M. Alfaro (Co-Capt.). B. Hughes. J. Beechem. Row 2: S. Conrad. D. Price. W. Meckley. J. Crawford. J. Milanese. C. Williams. Back Row: J. Patterson (Mgr.). C. Spadoni. L. Barber. F. Hovington. E. Pedersen. C. Yerkes. D. Edwards. D. Webster. Coach J. Serff. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 : J. Strauss. J. Anderson. W. Young. D. Jamieson. R. Dickenson. K. Hettel. Row 2 : J. Coghlan. J. Hart. J. Tracy. C. Barber. D. Bauman. J. Mumma. A. Ramsay. Back Row: M. Henley (Mgr.). R. Armstrong. D. Hardy. C. Kenion. D. Cording. R. Holdsworth, B. Johnson. D. Amsler. K. Roberts.. Coach R. Maclver. Using the finesse that made him a threat all season, high scoring Jack Crawford advances the ball into Avon-Grove territory. Sophomore Joe Milanese bangs a hard shot goalward in the annually rugged game with Kennett. The greatest team I ever coached” 21 CROSS COUNTRY Senior Bill Chamberlin is about to cross the finish line and lead the Warrior Harriers to victory. Bill was a key figure in the squad’s winning season. This year Mr. James Facciolli took com- mand of the cross country squad. Sparked by Senior Bill Chamberlin and Sophomore Way- land Whittaker, the Warrior Harriers hustled to great success, winning 6 of their 8 meets. Mr. Facciolli wishes to congratulate the team on an outstanding job in keeping with the winning tradition of West Chester High. New coach sparks harriers Row 1: D. Salvesen. R. Cassano. L. Etherton, E. Kohlmeyer. W. Whittaker. H. Dcwees. D. Wheeler. B. Chamberlin. K. Hurd. R. Black. D. Giancola. D. Schock, B. Walker. Back Row: W. Darlington (Mgr.), J. Spangler. J. Rollins. L. Metzger. S. Thompson. R. Ross, J. Darr. M. Hunt. D. Bennett. J. Bell. S. Wheeler, J. Pomeroy. G. Marshall. R. Haws. G. DeOrio. J. Fry, J. Gottier, B. Henry, R. Gilbert (Mgr.). JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: S. Nye. G. Thomas. B. Smith. L. Hovington. C. Hull. J. Green. Back Row: R. Alfaro. Mgr.. D. Gambill, C. Mitchill, N. Wickersham. S. Rhodes. B. Worthington. L. Marshall. D. Martin. Mgr.. C. Jar- rett. Mgr. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Facing a difficult schedule with an inex- perienced squad, Coach McKenna’s Warriorettes compensated for their weakness with hard work and enthusiasm. Many of their games were lost in the final minutes of play as the opposition took advantage of West Chester’s lack of depth. However, the Junior Varsity, under Miss Fry. posted a winning season, making next year’s Varsity prospects seem bright. VARSITY Row 1: J. Raymond. B. Ray. S. McKenna. S. Avyer. D. Diffenderfer, P. Valentine. Back Row: E. Giangiulio. R. Newton. J. Heald. M. Washington. J. Veser. Y. Arvizu. V. Conn. B. Watkins. L. Bent. Coach J. Mc- Kenna. (Not pictured: G. Beachem. Mgr.) Larry Smith drives goalward on his Boyertown opponent. BASKETBALL A young Warrior squad, paced by high scoring sophomore Andy Toth, finished fourth when the smoke cleared from the first half of the Ches- Mont race. Captained by Larry Smith and Percy Dorsey. Coach Jack McClellan's Warriors played their finest game of the season at Coatesville where West Ches- ter was barely edged, 54-52. The Junior Varsity experienced difficulty in the first half of the season, but Coach Johnson’s charges improved steadily as the season progressed. VARSITY P. Dorsey. F. Hovington. A. Toth. N. Gommoll, F. Bruno. Coach L. Johnson. D. Kratz, Coach J. McClellan, D. Berkes. R. Schuster. W. Chamberlin. R. Owens. K. Melton. Mgr., N. Eavenson. Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: J. Milanese. A. Rhodes. J. Ashton. B. Murphy. Back Row: H. Hawkins. Mgr.. J. Smith, D. Loper. S. Henderson. C. Funk. Coach L. Johnson. (Not pictured: E. Kohlmeyer. J. Green.) Ken Hamilton of Coatesville moves in on Frank Bruno who is set to shoot. WRESTLING Coach Jack Stahl’s grapplers, inspired by the experience of ten returning letter winners, exper- ienced a rewarding season. Two of the exciting Warrior meets developed against Great Valley and Coatesville, both crushed in last minute victories. Coach Robert London’s J.V.’s posted a phe- nomenal 13 won, 0 lost record. The growing crowds proved that wrestling is becoming an exciting spectator sport at West Chester. George Todor and bis Great Valley adversary grapple in referee’s position. Wrestling at 103 pounds. Preston Jackson is about to score witb a pin. The most consistent winner on the varsity and a contender for Ches-Mont honors. Phil Eatough reaches for a leg in an early season match. With cat-like quickness Andy Close attempts a takedown. Row 1: W. Meckley, H. Hinkle. M. Haines. Row 2: J. Moore. D. Greenwood, L. Stevenson, P. Eatough, D. Clendenning. R. Ruby, J. Fry, C. Howard, F. Clark. P. Jackson, D. Eastburn. R. Fryberger. Row 3: Coach R. Landon. L. Sherman. Mgr., R. Griner, J. Reed. R. Clark. F. Auger. R. Haines, J. Cording. J. Eisele. G. Todor, N. Austin, J. Norton, Coach J. Stahl. Back Row: J. Burke, J. Titter, P. Deubler, W. Mitman, T. Betz. W. Kemery, J. Anderson. P. Glazier. J. Myers. T. Neilon, R. Betz, G. Yohe. Wi 8T WE8TCB 27 TENNIS Row 1 : P. Valentine, S. Marinofsky. S. Mory. Back Row: T. Hartshorne, L. Giangiulio. M. E. Treston, S. Rhodes. S. McKenna. Row 1 : S. Webster, T. Harris. C. Dannenberg. D. Wright. E. Perlman. Back Row: S. Yeakel. E. Rubinstein. T. Veit. S. Eliker. G. Miller. G. Kodish. His timing flawless. Charles Dannenberg moves up for an over- head smash. Row 1 : V. Amway. J. Badner. D. Holdsworth. R. Thomas. M. Kahn, W. Boggs, R. Munck. R. Jacobs. J. Hansen. M. Kohn, C. Lopcr. Row 2: T. Clark. W. Franklin. J. Green. A. Mosley. H. Raymond. L. Worthington. H. Hawkins. D. Jamieson. J. Baltz. C. Barber. L. Wolfer, W. Little, A. Ainge. Row 3: K. Hurd. W. Darlington. J. Bell. R. Aikman. M. Haines. D. Bennett. R. Haines. G. Durfee. R. Bigler. D. Webster, C. Haws. J. Anderson. D. Morgan. D. Wheeler. Back Row: R. Bryan, J. DiRocco. J. Hagee, C. Kurkjian. S. Maropis. B. Korbonits. J. Green. M. Hellie, S. Jarrett. S. Wheeler. R. Kratz. W. Hicks. TRACK Diving into the tape. Mike Kahn nips his Coates- ville rival by a half stride. BASEBALL VARSITY Roto 1: Coach C. Pcrrone. C. Smith. F. Kofke. K. Broadbelt. D. Berkes. J. Gibson. B. Cham- berlin. L. Woodward, J. Ray, C. Kenion. Mgr. Back Row: N. Eavenson. Mgr. C. Jackson. R. Erb. D. Baily, S. Olmstead, J. Simpers. W. Scull, R. Brown. C. Howard. Asst. Coach S. Ferrier. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: F. Forgacs. B. Holzhauser. F. Kofke. P. Waibel. F. Albertson. K. Harned. D. Bailey. H. Cam. Back Row: J. Sickler. E. Parr. B. Bennett. J. Boaning. B. Gallagher. E. Messikomer. Coach S. Ferrier. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: J. Hutchinson (Capt.). Back Row: B. Smith. K. Moore. D. Hicks. T. Youmans, R. Williams. L. Dries. B. Mitten. J. Labin. C. VonStetten. VARSITY Row 1: N. Leaman (Co-capt.), K. Jackson (Co-capt.). Back Row: K. Ashton. C. Henry. S. Spellman, T. Moyer. P. Jones. J. Heald. D. Dooley, L. Stancato. (Not pictured: J. Wil- son.) When asked about school spirit, Nancy Lea- man, effervescent captain of cheerleading squad, re- marked, “Boy, it was really terrific!” But what Nancy didn't say was that at the root of all that spirit were the vivacious cheerleaders. This year a new flare was added with the addition of the boys’ squad. The combination of the two squads insti- gated the prolific cheering that paved the way for many Warrior victories. Bottom Row: K. Hurd, G. Marshall. D. Bennett. Top Row: J. Fry, J. Spangler. 31 GARNET WHITE Staff members display their eagerness to begin on new assignments. Behind this year’s Garnet and White was a rotating staff, which, through detailed composing and arranging, presented the Alma Mater in words and pictures. The students, under the guidance of co-editors Linda Caswell and Dan Arvizu, were occupied with writing, scheduling, picture-taking, and proof- reading. Hands of experience were provided by the editorial advisor. Miss Mary Santilli, and by the business advisor, Mrs. June Weissman. Section Editors: Jery Lawrence. Sports: Karen Anthony. Faculty: Linda McCardle. Classes: Sue Cree. Activities. Bill Mack It’s another briefing for the Garnet and White members. Co-editors Linda Caswell and Dan Arvizu set up schedules while Anne LeGates and Elliot Perlman check over pictures. Melba Mosteller, Linda McCardle. Dolly Woodward. Jodie Martin, and Kathy Moore check layouts and copy. Row 1: E. Perlman. B. Johnson, J. Barber. Row 2: N. Purcell. C. Eastburn, S. Funderwhite. Row 3: B. Zug. D. Wetherby, D. Wea- ver. Row 4: K. Peters, B. Hart. K. Zale. Back Row: S. Powers. M. Rubinstein. INDIANHEAD Editors: Carol Hemphill. Assistant Editor; Karen An- thony. Feature Editor: Ed Rubinstein. Editor: Jim Darr. Sports Editor: Joe Rivers. News Editor. Each month room 201 became a center of turbulent activity as Mr. Kenneth Gambone and the Indianhead staff met to produce another edition of the school paper. Reporters pooled their efforts. Educational articles, opinion polls, humor, editor- ials, and sports news were gathered to provide stu- dents and faculty with enjoyable reading. Whether discussing cafeteria regulations, driving tests, or a winning soccer season, the Indianhead kept its re- porting lively and timely. 36 VECTORS Standing: D. Pennell. B. Miles. G. Marshall. L. Thomas. K. Hurd. L. Bent. M. Allen, L. Crow, J. Riv- ers. S. Yarnall. M. Brown. M. Wyman. Sitting: N. Davis. N. Carlson. J. Darr. J. Spangler. S. Smithson. West Chester High on the Air, sponsored by WCOJ and produced entirely by the students, was heard every Thursday at eight o’clock. Popular music and school news were the highlights of the half hour. Mr. Patrick McDaid and the Vectors staff turned their attention to written expression, producing a literary magazine of student poetry and short stories. WEST CHESTER HIGH ON THE AIR “Hello, folks. This is Elliot Perlman bringing you West Chester High on the Air.” BAND Henderson High’s fine band organization was always ready to play the familiar strains of the Alma Mater. The spirited marching band, conducted by Mr. John Sepella, sparked enthusiasm at football games and provided lively music for the entire community on Veterans’ Day and Columbus Day. Under Mr. Joseph Hanselman’s able direction. Concert Band, in con- junction with Prep Band, entertained many at the Spring Concert. FLUTES CLARINETS E. Cherry S. Abernethy L. Crow K. Benda G. Gleysteen S. Byers K. Hackman C. DeShong C. Higgins L. Dunn P. Hoopes S. Funderwhite L. Jamison R. Glasco N. Jordan R. Glogau G. Kuhl C. Ingram A. LeGates C. Morris B. McCarter H. Rimel E. Rettew N. Russ P. Wallace J. Shaw R. Williams B. Shur BARITONE E. Kinsey R. Mosteller M. Stanley G. Tait P. Thorne J. Sineath ALTO CLARINET L. Wolfer S. Smith ALTO SAX E. Cabassa F. Cunningham B. Graham R. McCarter M. McCartney K. Orner TENOR SAX H. Cabott E. Cummens TROMBONES F. Albertson S. Boals H. Ferrer K. Fletcher H. Jamison M. Kannwisher D. McCowan W. Mitman TRUMPETS D. Bailey D. Bietz J. Cording D. Dill K. Hash S. Hunter J. Johnson D. Kirkner A. Leonhard K. Ratner E. Rohrbach P. Rozday D. Salvesen E. Veit D. Wright FRENCH HORN C. McComsey J. Suplee OBOE K. Allott H. Hare BASSES J. Sickora PERCUSSION M. Benson D. Keyser F. Kofke J. Lair D. Wheeler G. Yobe GLOCKENSPIEL B. Carr S. Clompus MAJORETTES J. Gregg. S. Holt. N. Griswold. B. Miller, A. Herkins. C. Seiter. The West Chester High School band would not have been complete without the majorettes and the color guard on hand to assist in pep rallies and football half-time entertainment. Kneeling: L. Richter. B. Hooven. L. Doug- las. J. DeShong. D. Woodward. C. Cum- mens. S. Clark. Standing: B. Hoskins. J. Boyle, S. Snyder. J. Martin. J. McClelland. M. Urban. J. Lawrence, J. Davis. COLOR GUARD ORCHESTRA CLARINET C. DeSbong P. Thorne FLUTE E. Cherry K. Hackman G. Hansen L. Jamison E. Rettew P. Wallace FRENCH HORN J. Suplee W. Vosburgh OBOE K. Allott H. Hare PIANO J. Whiting ALTO SAX B. Cabassa B. Graham TENOR SAX E. Cumens VIOLIN H. Bowser A. Gose C. McComsey M. Ruch TYMPANI M. Benson The Henderson Senior High School Or- chestra, under the direction of Mr. Michael Kostick, was a concert ensemble composed of twenty-five students from grades ten through twelve. The orchestra served a dual capacity: music course in the standard curricula and en- tertainment. In the music course, emphasis was placed on the development of harmonious playing and the execution of various styles and forms of music, from classical to modern. In the per- forming role the orchestra took part in the annual Spring Concert. The more outstanding musicians were encouraged to try out for a chair in the District Orchestra. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: C. Clark. M. Rhodcwalt. J. Whiting. R. Williams. L. Crow. A. LeGates. L. Caswell. L. Huddleson. Row 2: M. Wyman. M. Rohrmayer. E. Rettew. S. Wood. D. Johnson. B. Davis. Y. Thomas. D. Kleinfelter. P. Hoopes. C. McComsey. Row 3: G. Murrell. N. Smith. J. Schuck. B. Wilcutts, M. Penny. E. Hettel. M. Mosteller, D. Pennell. L. Dahlberg. S. Reed. N. Russ. Row 4: C. Hamilton. M. Cousins. R. Cassano. T. Hurst. T. Riegel. H. Miller. M. Paden. D. Cain. A. Leonhard. Back Row: C. Dingle. J. Cassano. F. Dupree. M. Brown. G. Marshall. G. Kinsey. R. Lee. The combined choruses once again produced a delightful Candlelight Service. The traditional program provided training in group singing for the Mixed Chorus and Girls’ Chorus and solo opportunities for outstanding vocal students. Both choruses caroled in the halls at Christmas. In the spring thoughts turned to the Spring Concert, and the chorus along with Mr. Robert Stuart worked tirelessly to present an enjoyable program. 42 Mr. Stuart tells the chorus to turn up the volume when they rehearse for the concert at the auditorium. - r Chorus members have a good laugh when someone hits a sour note! GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1 : P. Gose. D. Barto, S. Bishop. Y. Roeser. J. Cuthbert. A. Delaney, W. Rodenboh. P. Stratton. N. English. J. Knox. H. Broschard. C. Emanuel. Row 2: J. Hoffman. N. Mitchell, D. Wetherby, G. Thomas. L. Algier. D. Nolan. J. Williamson. J. Worrell. L. Willis. C. Frank. B. Imhof. M. Ruch. Row 3: S. Oles. D. Rissinger. S. Pardue. J. Zell. E. Johnson. C. Castree. B. Hart. P. Jones. J. Lee. G. Lee. D. Dixon. N. Imhof. 43 MUSIC CANDIDS The brass belts out a bouncing melody. The spirit section of the pep rally prepares to liven up the show. Mr. Kostick tries to smooth out a difficult piece. Mr. Hanselman has a difficult time looking for the person who is out of tune. Regina Williams finds something in the stands more interesting than the game. Concentration in its highest form is the story of this picture. “It’s the Play Along with Sepella Hour ' Bonnie Carr takes a minute to observe the proceedings. ■Uk STUDENT ORGANIZATION Student government this year functioned under completely revised rules. The Student Organization was composed of Student Council, the executive body and General As- sembly, the representative body. Under the guidance of Miss Patricia Dixon, Student Organization spon- sored dances and a skating party, debated on dress codes and parking regulations, conducted the United Fund drive, and kept the trophies gleaming. Student Organization also provided practical experience in self- government for every student. All interested students were invited to attend meetings or to make sugges- tions to their representatives. OFFICERS Sherry Turpin. Jane Heald. John Strauss. John Fry. Greg Marshall. Laura Stancato. Row 1: L. McCardle. C. Eastburn. S. Funderwbite. Row 2: J. March. S. Battan. M. Spaziani. C. Moyer. C. Spadoni. Row 3: T. Hurst. R. Armstrong. K. Anthony. S. Thomas. M. Brown. Back Row: J. Strauss, N. Carlson. E. Pedersen. R. Schuster. B. Ross. 46 Row 1: R. Williams, J. Hoffman, A. Levine, S. Peters, J. Cassano. Row 2: P. Stell- abott. S. Powers. C. Bleecher. W. Vosburgh. B. Korbonits. Row 3: D. Diffenderfer. E. Giangiulio. G. Bazar. A. Davis, N. Griswold. Row 4: L. Caswell, B. Smith. K. Hurd. C. Kulp. J. Lawrence. H. Miller. Row 5: S. Auger. L. Dries. S. Turpin. J. Darr. B. Ely. D. Wheeler. Row 6: H. Rimel. S. Melton. C. Baldwin. T. Lunn. P. Snyder, M. Rubinstein. Row 7: L. Etherton. D. Atkins. J. Coghlan. D. Miller. K. Ratner, K. Benda. Back Row: J. Feine, C. Uyehara. R. Cassano. W. Greer. R. Schuster, N. Patterson. FUTURE TEACHERS Members of Future Teachers of America gained “knowledge to serve” from meetings in which teachers from elementary and high schools discussed problems and techniques of teaching. The aspiring teachers applied this knowl- edge in their tutoring service, which gave them practice in their chosen profession and simultaneously helped students improve their understanding of difficult subjects. F.T.A. members and their advisor, Mr. John P. Marchak, also attended the Southeastern Region Convention at William Tennent High School in February. Row 1: M. Benson, C. Baird, J. Whiting, S. Powers, M. Cousins. L. Divine. A. LeGates. Row 2: B. Doppelt, G. Andress. C. Anderson. G. Ramsay, G. Dykes. L. Manfredi. L. Douglas. C. Mantini. B. McCarter. Row 3: M. Haley. P. Storms. L. Ruggiero. D. Russell. M. Hool. G. Woodrow. L. Ferrer. S. Warne. C. Jannotte. D. Holowecky. L. McCardle. Back Row: S. Shur. J. Steurer, E. Renew. E. Lana. R. Glasco. S. Abernethy. V. Cook. J. Skrupski. L. Riddle. FUTURE NURSES Mrs. Ruby Clark and the Future Nurses of America had an active year, which included visits to the Chester County and Philadelphia General Hospitals and attendance at the Haverford High School Future Nurses Rally and at the Third National Convention near Scranton. Throughout the year, the girls gained experience in entertaining and parliamentary procedure. At Christmas, they made favors for the patients’ trays at two boarding homes. Speakers at club meetings ranged from Chester County Hospital representatives, who ex- plained different training programs, to Mr. Wells and Mrs. Hickey who spoke respectively on the importance of chemistry and languages for nurses. A high point of the program was Future Nurses Day on May 15. which is Florence Nightingale’s birthday. FUTURE NURSES Row 1: L. Mejia, Y. Pence, S. Glassberg. P. Von Rembow. J. Martin. L. McKell, J. Myers. Row 2: D. Gill, N. Cuthbert, A. Herkins, B. Miller, N. Griswold. B. Robinson. B. Riverski. Y. Thomas. F. Simpers, J. Lawrence. E. Adams. Back Row: M. Pyle. E. Norat. P. Robrmayer. D. Dixon. P. Chambers. C. Jefferis. C. Grieg. S. Flack. M. Scbroeder. 49 FUTURE HOME- MAKERS Standing: C. Roberts. M. Pyle, A. Goas. L. Jacobs. E. Johnson. G. Dykes. B. Davis. Sitting: S. Cuesta. B. Erb. M. Penny. S. Wood. L. McMichael. The Future Homemakers of America, advised jointly by Mrs. Esther Ferris and Mrs. Helen Parker, pursued in- dividual research projects and explored new areas of needle- work and cookery. Future Farmers of America, advised by Mr. Stratton Stevens, received training in improved agriculture and par- ticipated in local and state contests, including the Penn- sylvania Farm Show. FUTURE FARMERS Robert Bronson presents an award to Walter Jefferis. Standing: C. Zug. J. Velde. F. Widdes. R. Bronson. Sit- ting: D. Bailey. K. Miller. W. Jefferis. R. Wallace. Standing: M. Haley, S. Smithson, B. Lonsinger, B. Graul. C. Howell. L. Emony. J. Stafford. E. Johnson, S. Wood. B. Zug. C. Bailey. C. Egee. S. Smith. C. Scheel. B. Doppelt. K. Hastings. R. Stokes. L. Mejia. R. Bates. D. Pennell. Sitting: B. Walker. S. Wright. A. Valentino. P. Cooper. M. Warmkessel. P. Bell. L. MacMullen. L. Huddleson. B. Davis. C. Howell LIBRARY AIDES NURSE’S AIDES Standing: F. Simpers. S. Flack. P. Chambers. J. Zell. G. Valentino. Sitting: M. Morrow. P. Bookmyer. E. Cherry. F. Sancken. J. DeShong. M. Pyle. SPANISH CLUB The annual Spanish Christmas party gets underway. Members of the Spanish Club, advised by Miss Ethel Reagan, and headed this year by President Robert Spadoni, pursued a varied program which included caroling at Christmas, cooking a Spanish dinner, listening to guest speakers, and viewing slides. This year's activities were highlighted by a fiesta marking the last day of the Spanish Christmas, which begins December 16 and ends January 6, the Day of Kings. Row 1: C. Dannenberg. D. Berkes. S. Funderwhite, N. Davis. L. Mejia. N. Hoffman. P. Book- myer. K. Ratner. P. Carr. Row 2: F. Zook. D. Dooley, S. Holt. P. Erwin. D. Kane. B. Miles. M. Haley, C. Bleecher. L. Caswell. B. Johnson. B. Shur. Row 3: S. Clompus, J. Martin. C. Baird. S. Glassberg. E. Renew. E. Hettel. B. Graham. N. Patterson. V. Cook. M. Cousins. E. Williamson. Row 4: P. Wingate. M. Brown. C. Clark. L. Algier. S. Shur. B. Carr. J. Miller. E. Latta. D. Diffenderfer, N. Leaman. Back Row: V. Conn. L. Green. J. Moulton. R. McCarter. D. Skinter. S. Huber. B. McCarter, J. Goldberg. D. Wheeler. E. Giangiulio. K. Peters. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: H. Ferrer, D. Miller, S. Thomas. J. Gregg. W. Vosburgh, C. Tomlinson. B. Kor- bonits. Row 2: M. Allison. H. Hedberg. P. Stellabo� . S. Sweet. G. Loughead, S. Abernetby. B. Miller. M. Dunwody, B. Reverski. S. Cheyney. Row 3: D. Barto. S. Hctberington. S. Kirby. D. Servos. K. Moore. K. Kuhl. T. Lunn. J. Fitzgerald. M. Mosteller. K. Benda. S. Reed. Back Row: M. Rucb. S. Warne. C. Crescemini. P. Schott. C. Frank. V. Andes. S. Boyd. C. Mantini. K. Bovenkerk. L. Divine. S. Pardue. From the programs for the French Club, organized by Miss Carol Rogers, interested students gained a deeper understanding of the French language and culture. The group viewed slides and movies, heard speakers, and attended a play, “The Infernal Machine” by Jean Cocteau, which was presented at West Chester State College. To give practice in using the language, business meetings of the club were conducted entirely in French. 53 GERMAN CLUB German Club was established, with the encouragement of Mr. Eberhard Wolckenhaar. as a discussion group to enrich the regular German course. In addition to its melodious Christmas caroling, the club held its own German- style Christmas party. During the rest of the year. German games were learned and enjoyed, and the meetings regularly included discussions of prominent German authors, musicians, and artists. OFFICERS Susan Boyd. Ken Hurd. John Spangler. Row 1: G. Eckman. J. Stafford. D. Pennell. W. Meckley. E. Kinsey. J. Darr. C. Higgins. Back Row: L. Thomas. L. Crow. J. Cassano. H. Miller. G. Marshall. J. Suplee. J. Cogblan. R. Henderson. DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club, coached by Mt. Michael Davis, consisted of four teams. These sagacious students prepared for each debate with thoroughness and atten- tion to detail. As a result, the team posted victories over Avon-Grove and Owen J. Roberts. Among the topics debated were these: Resolved that the flag salute should be removed from the public schools in Chester County: and Resolved that free education should extend beyond the twelfth grade. Jeremy Coghlan explains to Sue Thomas that he plans to trip the opposing team in their own details. Row 1: A. Coldren. D. Kartluke. S. Boyd. B. Walker. K. Hastings. J. Travaglini, J. Coghland. Back Row: R. Henderson, H. Hedberg. J. Joyce. M. Benson. C. Winning. S. Thomas. L. MacMullen. G. Andes. Page Bookmyer freezes in her tracks after seeing the new science experiment. Warrior Chief John Strauss holds a conference with cheerleaders. The 2:30 exodus brings a halt to the school day. Jane Heald. armed with her mittens and megaphone, leads a “Yay Team. The cold November wind ruffled hair but did not snuff out the enjoyment of West Chester’s first Home- coming. which was made more colorful by Sue Carson (center) and her court. Busy day. Mike? With a rough schedule one has to get rest whenever no one else is looking. 58 TO SERVE, TO SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Eric Pedersen. President: Mary Jane Spaziani. Secretary: Charles Spadoni. Vice-President: Tony Hurst. Treasurer. SOPHOMORES —class of 1966 E. Adams. L. Adamson, J. Aingc. F. Alesian� . D. Alexander. R. Alfaro. M. Allison. D. Amsler. C. Anderson. G. Andress. C. Androwick. C. Angry. R. Anstey. H. Armstrong. J. Arner. R. Arscott. N. Arzarelli. J. Ashton. D. Atkins. C. Avers. J. Baily, A. Baker. J. Baber. R. Barbour. R. Bard. D. Bartholomew. G. Bartley. D. Barto. R. Batchcldcr. R. Bates. R. Bauder. D. Bean. H. Bennett. E. Berdick. T. Betz. J. Bickert. C. Bicking. S. Bicking. K. Bishop. C. Blalock. S. Boals. C. Bock. M. Boddy. D. Boehme. B. Bolton. R. Bowerstock. J. Bowman. R. Bowser. J. Boyle. J. Boyle. C. Brane. W. Brig- nola. S. Brittingham. G. Bronson. B. Brooks. M. Brooks. R. Brooks. S. Broomall. H. Broschard. C. Brown. L. Brown. S. Brown. S. E. Brown. V. Brown, L. Bryan. S. Burch. J. Burke. R. Butler. B. Butters. S. Butz, E. Cabassa. J. Callahan. G. Campbell. A. Carlson. N. Carlson. R. Carnathan. R. Carr. J. Carroll. J. Carter, T. Carter, R. Cassano. R. Castle. V. Cattano. G. Chamberlain. M. Cham- bers. P. Chambers, B. Champion. L. Cherry. S. Cheyney. D. Clark. J. Clark. R. Clark. S. Clark. K. Cole. C. Collins. R. Collins. C. Connell. S. Conrad. D. Cook. D. Cording. E. Corporal. J. Corr. J. Cort. M. Crosby. J. Crouse, K. Cumens. M. Curtin. J. Cuthbert, A. Dannenberg. S. Darnowsky. C. Davis. D. Davis. R. Davis. B. Dawson. R. DeBolt. S. DeCarlo. L. DeHaven. R. DeHaven. A. Delaney. C. Derusay. C. DeShong. R. Dickenson. D. Diffen- derfer, J. Dill. R. Dill. E. Dirk, O. DiRicco, S. Donnelly. B. Doppelt. R. Doughtcn. S. Douglas. B. Dow, D. Dowling. M. Driscoll. J. Dulin, J. Dulin. M. Dunwody. L. Durnell, P. Dutt, M. Dut- ton. S. Earley. C. Eastburn, K. Eby. C. Edwards. C. Ehert. B. Eichmann. B. Ely. C. Emanuel. L. Emory. N. English. G. Ennis. S. Erwin. K. Everson. M. Faddis. M. Faddis. J. Feine. H. Ferrer. J. Fer- rier. F. Fink. J. Finkey. S. Flack. K. Flannery, J. Flannery, K. Fletcher, E. Flowers. L. Flowers. D. Ford, S. Freshley. L. Fritchman. D. Fry, K. Fry- berger. T. Fryer, C. Funck. D. Gallagher. D. Galli- more. M. Gallimore. D. Gambill. N. Garnett. J. Gentzsch. B. Gearhard. G. Getty. R. Getty. D. Gan- cola. S. Gibson. R. Gilbert. D. Gill. A. Giordano. A. Gladstone. S. Glass. E. Glassberg. P. Glazier. E. Gondof. L. Good. P. Gose. B. Goslin. C. Goslin. J. Graham. W. Graul. K. Gray. J. Green. H. -Greene. C. Greer. W. Greer, C. Greig. B. Griffith. J. Goff. F. Grubb. K. Haislett. C. Hamilton. D. Hammond. S. Hanna. G. Hansen. D. Haring. K. Haring. H. Harkness. T. Harned. S. Harrison. A. Hartshorne. R. Harvey. G. Hash. R. Hawkins. R. Haws. R. Hayden. H. Hedberg. G. Hclker. J. Helmer. M. Heisev. S. Henderson. M. Henley. D. Henzie. B. Henry. F. Hervey. K. Hettel. D. Hicks. T. High. J. Higham. K. Highlcy. D. Hill. R. Hodson. H. Hoecht. D. Hoell. J. Hoffman. M. Hoffman. T. Hogentogler. R. Holdsworth. D. Holowecky. B. Holzhauser. R. Hoopes. K. Hoots. L. Hovington. C. Howell. C. Howell. S. Huber. C. Hull. T. Hunt. G. Hutchinson. A. Hurst. N. Imhof. J. Ingiosi. W. Ingram. L. Jackson. S. Jackson. R. Jacobs. G. Jameson. S. Jamieson, H. Jamison. C. Jannotte. C. Jarrett. R. Jarrett. C. Jeff eris. P. Jenkins. C. Johnson. D. Johnson. E. Johnson. M. Johnson. R. Johnson. C. Jones. E. Jones. E. Jordan. M. Kannwiseer. D. Kartlake. T. Kavanaugh. P. Reiser. D. Keller. S. Keilon. W. Kemery. S. Kenion. P. Rimes. D. Kinney, J. Kinney. M. Kinzinger. H. Kistler. R. Kloss. J. Knox. E. Kohlmeyer. C. Kolva. S. Koons. L. Krick. B. Kreider. A. Kriesher. G. Kulp. P. Kurt. J. Kurz. W. Lammey. J. Lammy. L. Lane. J. Lawrence. J. Leonard. R. Leone. A. Levine. M. Lewis, T. Lewis. W. Lonsinger. D. Loper. S. Loughead, J. Lucas. A. Luminella. F. Lynch. E. Lytton, L. MacMullen. J. McBride. C. McClaskey, J. McClelland. S. McDonnell. V. Mc- Falls. W. Mcllvaine. L. McKell, F. McKenny. F. McLain. M. McWilliams. E. Mace. F. Maerker. W. Magee. C. Mahers, W. Haholland. E. Mantini, J. March. B. Marshall. L. Marshall. B. Martin. D. Martin. G. Martin. J. Martin. J. Massengale. S. Matlack. J. Maxwell. L. Metzger. J. Meyers. D. Middleton, J. Milanese. M. Miller. S. Miller. E. Minyone. N. Mitchell, B. Mitten. J. Morrin, V. Morrow, F. Moses, R. Mosteller, B. Moulton. J. Moulton. C. Mumma. S. Murphy. J. Myers. S. Neal. D. Neff. T. Neilon. A. Ninos. E. Norat. L. Norton. M. Oakes, S. Oles. R. Owens. D. Paaby. M. Paden. C. Palmer. S. Palmer. W. Pangonis. M. Parise. G. Parker, P. Parr. B. Paskings. E. Payton, W. Pedersen. D. Pennell. B. Pernsley. S. Peters. K. Petersheim. K. Petersheim, P. Pettit, W. Pfitzen- meyer. J. Pierce. E. Pittock. M. Pizii. B. Pleasanton. K. Plummer. J. Pomeroy, C. Ponder. W. Poole. R. Preer, T. Prekup. J. Preston. R. Price. R. Price. M. Priest, L. Pryor. S. Pryor. D. Pushee. B. Pyle. R. Pyle. D. Quirple, G. Ramsay. B. Ray, D. Ray. L. Ray. D. Rebmann. D. Reeder. N. Reese. E. Reid. J. Rehfeldt. L. Reisinger. A. Rhodes. S. Rhodes. P. Rhodewalt, C. Richardson. T. Richmond. M. Riley. D. Rissinger. A. Roberts. N. Roberts. E. Rodenbaugh. W. Rodenboh. T. Rodgers. R. Rodkey. Y. Roeser. J. Rohde. M. Romano. K. Ronayne. F. Roth. B. Rowe. P. Rozday. M. Ruch. J. Rzucidlo. C. Sagner, D. Salvesen. J. Savorurnin. C. Scheel. C. Schmid. S. Schmidt. D. Schoen. M. Schroeder. L. Schuster. F. Schwartz, C. Scott. D. Scott. J. Seace. M. Seal. G. Seiter. W. Shank. J. Shepherd. D. Sickler. R. Simeone. J. Simmons. B. Simons. J. Simons. F. Simpers. W. Simpson. J. Skovrinski. T. Skrupski. C. Sload. H. Slackway. F. Smiley. G. Smiley, B. Smith. C. Smith. C. Smith. G. Smith. J. Smith. J. Smith. M. Smith. R. Smith. S. Snyder. J. Sowell. C. Spadoni. M. Spaziani. S. Spitz. M. Stable, P. Stancato. M. Stanley. N. Stanley. S. Stanton. V. Steele. M. Stevens. P. Stratton. R. Strauss. W. Swinehart. B. Taylor. D. Taylor. E. Taylor. S. Taylor. W. Teasdale. C. Thimm. B. Thomas. G. Thomas. J. Thomas. S. Thomas. C. Thompson. P. Thompson. S. Thorn. D. Tillman. K. Tinari. G. Todor. C. Torrey. A. Toth. L. Town- send. R. Trimble, D. Troupe. D. Turner. C. Uye- hara. J. Van Scoyk. P. Vonrembow. C. Von Stet- ton. L. Wade. F. Waldbuesser. R. Walker. C. Wan- ner. T. Wannyn. M. Warren. P. Wax, A. Weaver. D. Weaver. L. Webb. V. Webb. C. Wells. G. Wel- zel. M. Welzel. J. Wharton. W. Whittaker. L. Wicgand. D. Wiggins. R. Williams. J. Williamson. L. Willis. S. Willis. E. Wilson. K. Wood. C. Wool- ridge. J. Worrell. B. Worthington. D. Worthington. D. Wright. S. Wright. W. Wright. J. Wynn. L. Yates. J. Yeager. P. Yensus. N. Yerkes. R. Ying ling. G. Yohe. T. Youmans. R. Young. W. Young. K. Zale. G. Zimmer. Sue Ellen Howard. David Keller, and Karen Haring must be discovering a new type of laughing gas! “Which way to the game?” says Eric Pedersen. Cathy Cole takes a minute out of class to relax. 65 That crustacean seems mighty inter- esting to Rex Brooks! H. Abcrnethy. J. Adams. T. Adkins, F. Albertson. K. Allott, J. Anderson. N. Anderson, W. Anderson. S. Angevine. A. Angry. R. Armstrong. M. Arrowood. Y. Arvizu, K. Ashton. F. Auger. S. Auger. N. Austin. R. Back, C. Bailey. R. Balderston. C. Baldwin. W. Baldwin. H. Barber. L. Barber. W. Bard. J. Barnard. R. Barnes. W. Barrett. D. Bauman. V. Ba- zar. D. Beachem. J. Beachem. L. Bennett. P. Benton. C. Benz, J. Berry, R. Betz, R. Bigler. P. Bilinski. R. Bird, M. Birkhimer. L. Bishop. J. Blackburn. K. Blevins. L. Bloss. D. Boas. I. Bolden. B. Bolicb. D. Bond. K. Bovenkerk. H. Bowser. J. Bowyer. J. Bradley. J. Bradley, E. Brinton. G. Briscoe. L. Bronson, A. Brown, A. Brown. J. Brown. K. Brown. M. Brown. T. Brown. C. Brownell. F. Bruno. J. Buchan. S. Buckalew. R. Buller, F. Bun- nell, W. Butters, D. Byrd, H. Cabbott, L. Calhoun. B. Capone. G. Carlisle, B. Carnecchia. R. Carrigan. D. Carry, P. Castorani. Z. Castree, M. Choate. F. Clark. M. Clark. W. Clark. H. Clendenning. K. Close. J. Coghlan, A. Coldren, R. Cole. B. Collmann. V. Conn. D. Conner. M. Conyers. C. Cooper. D. Cooper. P. Corcoran, J. Cording. L. Corley, S. Cox, P. Crosby, N. Cromarty. E. Cumens. A. Cunningham, F. Cunningham, R. Curtis. L. Dahlberg. V. D’Annunzio. W. Darner. L. Dawson. A. Davis. C. Davis. J. Davis. T. Davis. F. DeHaut. P. Deubler. A. Dewees, D. Dietrich, A. Dickinson. C. Dingle. G. DiOrio. B. DiRocco. D. Dixon. L. Dixon, S. Dolly, F. Donahoe, B. Donnelly, L. Douglas, W. Dowlin, J. Dowling. T. Drewes. L. Dries, R. Duffy, K. Dunn. L. Dunn. E. Dunne, D. Durborow. G. Dykes. D. Eastburn. N. Eavenson. S. Eells. C. Egee. D. Ehrhart. J. Eisele. D. Elias. S. Eliker. J. Esher. G. Essick. A. Ewing. C. Faddis. J. Farra. S. Feehrer. L. Ferrer. R. Fewell. R. Flana- gan. L. Flannery, D. Fleck. F. Forgacs. P. Frei- schmidt. R. French. E. Frohling. J. Fry. B. Garver. G. Garver. W. Gersen. E. Giangiulio. T. Girafalco. T. Girard. J. Gibson. A. Giunta. L. Giunta. T. Giunta. G. Gleysteen. R. Glogau, J. Goldberg. R. Gommoll. L. Goodhart. R. Gordon. A. Gose. J. Gosnell. J. Gottier. R. Grab. W. Graham. A. Gray. J. Green. D. Greenwood. S. Greenleaf. R. Griner. N. Griswold, M. Groce. C. Gunselman. K. Hagerty. R. Haines, M. Haley, R. Hallowell, R. Hamilton. R. Hammill. A. Hanna. D. Hardy. H. Hare. J. Harmon. J. Harned. T. Harris, B. Hart. F. Harvey. K. Hastings. J. Haughn, H. Hawkins. C. Haws. R. Haws, J. Heald. R. Heald. T. Heinly. C. Hem- phill. R. Henderson. R. Henry. S. Herbert. A. Her- kins. S. Hetherington. R. Hetherington. L. Hickman. R. Hickman, J. Higgins. S. Hillier. J. Hines. J. Hinze, T. Hodson. J. Holmgren. M. Hool, B. Hoopcs. P. Hoopes. B. Hooven, S. Hopkins. W. Hopton. S. Huber, L. Huddlcson. P. Huffman. S. Hunter. B. Hutchinson, V. Ingram, D. Jamieson. B. Jardine. H. Jarrett. G. Jefferis. L. Jenkins. C. Johnson. J. Johnson. L. Johnson. P. Johnson. P. Jones. S. Jones, S. Jordan. N. Jordan. J. Joyce. M. Kalbach. C. Kattman. D. Kay. C. Kenion. M. Kenney, L. Kershaw. R. Kimes. S. Kirby, D. Kirk- ner. D. Kleinfelter. B. Klcpac. C. Kloss. R. Knarr. F. Kofke, C. Korbonits. R. Kramer. R. Kratz. K. Kriston, G. Kuhl. K. Kurz. J. Labin. J. Lair. L. Lammey. S. Lammy. A. Lancashire. S. Lancashire. T. Landrum. J. Lawson, N. Lawson. F. Lee. G. Lee. J. Lee. J. Leiby, A. Leonhard, J. Lewis. T. Lichtner. E. Lindeke. F. Lindley, W. Little. A. Lombardi. C. Lonsinger. B. Lowther. W. Lucas. T. Lunn. J. McCallin. B. McCarter. R. McCarter. M. McCartney. R. McCool. S. McDonnell. J. McElya. C. McFarland. P. McGuire. R. Mcllvaine. K. McKay. L. McKay. J. McKeffery. S. McKenna. R. McMahon. A. McVey. G. McVey. L. McWilliams. J. Mahers. R. Mandes. L. Manfredi. C. Mantini, R. March. S. Maropis. J. Martin, R. Matlat. J. Matthews. M. Matthews. V. Mattioni. B. Medley. N. Medley. L. Mejia. J. Melton. K. Melton. S. Melton. E. Mercer. T. Mer- win. E. Messikomer. K. Milbourne. B. Miller. D. Miller. G. Miller. S. Miller, C. Mitchill. W. Mitman. R. Mitten. S. Mixsell, F. Moore, K. Moore. K. Moore. T. Moore. C. Morris. D. Morris. M. Muller. P. Mulroy, J. Mumma. R. Murdock. G. Murrell. B. Murphy. M. Murphy. P. Myers. M. Neal. C. Neff. K. Neff. N. Newman. M. Newton. D. Nolan. N. Norat, L. Norman. J. Norton. J. Noyes. S. Nye. W. Oakes. S. Olmstead. L. Olseski. K. Orner, S. Pardue. E. Parke. M. Paskings. J. Peed, D. Pennell. G. Pennypacker. H. Peoples. W. Peoples. E. Perlman. W. Pfaff. G. Pfitzenmeyer. E. Phenneger. P. Phillips. J. Pilney. M. Pizii. J. Poole. R. Potter. J. Powell. L. Powell. R. Powell. J. Pratt. M. Puccini. I. Pugh. S. Purnell, K. Purnsley. L. Purnsley, S. Quinn. M. Ralston. A. Ramsay. C. Ramsay. H. Ranck. K. Ratner, J. Raymond. J. Reed. S. Reed. T. Reed. T. Reeves. N. Reiter. S. Remington. B. Reverski. R. Rhoades. M. Rhodewalt, W. Richardson. J. Rickards. C. Rissell. P. Ritter. K. Roberts. W. Rod- enboh, A. Rodriquez. H. Roeser. P. Rogers. C. Rose. R. Ross. A. Roth. M. Rubinstein. E. Ruch. L. Ruggiero. D. Russell. M. Russell. R. Saltzman. V. Sasse. G. Scheibe. D. Schock. P. Schmid. S. Secney, S. Seency, C. Seiter. D. Servos, J. Shaw. R. Shaw. L. Sherman. B. Shur. J. Sickler. J. Sickora. J. Silvestri. B. Simon. P. Simons. J. Sineath. J. Smith. R. Smith. S. Smith. W. Smith. S. Smith- son. P. Snyder. P. Snyder. S. Sorenson. R. Stanley. R. Stokes. S. Storms, P. Stott. J. Strauss. T. Styer. J. Suplee. H. Sutton. D. Tabor. G. Tait. J. Taylor. G. Taylor. W. Taylor. W. Temple. C. Thimm. A. Thirud. J. Thomas. L. Thomas, N. Thomas. R. Thomas. Y. Thomas, B. Thompson. B. Thomp- son, G. Thompson. J. Thompson. L. Thompson. M. Thomson. P. Thorne. R. Tillman, E. Tinari. J. Titter. H. Tittle. C. Tomlinson. J. Travaglini. S. Turpin. M. Urban. G. Valentino. J. Velde. C. Veser. C. Vincent. W. Vosburgh. P. Waibel. M. Waldbuesser. B. Walker. M. Washington. G. Wasson. B. Watkins. H. Weaver. D. Webster. T. Weir. C. Wensel. P. Westcott. S. Wheeler. S. Wheeler. R. Whiteford. P. Whiteman. N. Wickersham. F. Wid- does. L. Widdoes. B. Wilcutts. S. Wiley. W. Wilm- zig. C. Williams. K. Williams. R. Williams. L. Willis. V. Wills. R. Wilson. R. Wilson. P. Wingate. C. Winning. L. Wolfer. K. Wood. L. Wood. R. Wood. G. Woodrow. D. Woodward. L. Worthington. D. Wright. L. Wright. P. Yarn all. R. Yerkes. J. Zell. K. Zengel, C. Zug. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Counter Clockwise: Bill Vosburgh. President: John Hinze, Treasurer: John Strauss. Vice- President: Sherry Turpin. Secretary. JUNIORS —class of 1965 Kory Moore and Lynn Dries keep the fans informed by selling programs. John Strauss seems to be meditating on some- thing. Is it really chemistry? Is Cherie Rissel writing a re- port? 69 CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD L. SCHUSTER Ricky . . . our boy the catching end . . . easy-going . . . W.C.’s first touchdown . . . that darn physics class . . . to be another Perry Mason. KENNETH E. HURD Ken . . . he’s the quiet man . . . Sprechen sie Deutsch? . . . best worst miler . . . hands like Del Shofner . . . the Frank Lloyd Wright of tomorrow. LINDA L. MCCARDLE Mac . . . from Student Council to future teacher—wow! . . . handles problems as well as horses . . . likes history so much she’ll make it! SUSAN JOAN WEIR Sue adds charm to everything she does . . . our own “Reds” . . . “What shall we do?” ... a gain for West Chester State. JAMES E. AKINS Jim ... a southern drawl from Seattle. Washington . . . is he really a trig and physics whiz? . . . “Shouldn't that be . fleet-footed track star . . . “What a day! MIGUEL E. ALFARO Mike . . . Argentine Ace . . . President of Hi-Y . . . soccer captain . . . “Who’s going to win? . . . keeps the mailman busy . . . wild man behind the cash register . . . engineer—“choo-choo train? LAUREN M. ALGIER Lolly . . . talks with her eyes . . . “That’s right! . . . “Ah. let me drive! . . . simple smile . . . anyone for horseback riding? . . . chemistry flash? . . . Oh. Spanish —“Que lastima! MELVYN R. ALLEN Duggie . . . original writer ... ear for folk songs . . . same old sneakers . . . bouncing Wampum author . . . everybody knows Duggie . . . hard time for the umpire . . . what a Spanish accent! VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE ANDES Ginny . . . “Indeed? . . . “C’est la vie! . . . follow that car . . . slide rule? . . . England bound—both old and new . . . “Yeah, let’s . . . dear Metrecal . . . “Oh. stop! . . . becoming a world traveler. KAREN E. ANTHONY Toni . . . has control of the situation . . . ‘Hi. dear! . . . one girl with a Prince-Tiger . . . oh. those math grades! . . . Maine lines . . . English major—writes six great works a week. Our first big dance was the Peppermint Paradise. SUSAN HALL ABERNETHY Susi . . . one of the family . . . “C’est la vie! . . . aspiring elementary teacher . . . “Nix! ... in a little black coupe . . . chemistry scholar . . . famous as a clarinetist . . . “Don’t rush me! GARY R. AIKINS Mr. Lincoln ... a skillful shop student . . . “How do you do that? . . . hopes to become a wood butcher after graduation. REILEY S. AIKMAN “The Kid” . . . that certain car—“Dimples . . . “No big thing . . . does he ever stay home on weekends? . . . “Oh yeah’’ . . . big man on the football field . . . “Have you heard the latest record? . . . clown. ALLEN W. AINGE Al . . . weight lifter . . . plays theory football . . . hopes to be Drexel’s top engineering student . . . lan- guages bug him . . . flings discus for the Warrior track team . . . Oklahoma—O.K.! GRADUATES OF 1964 LYNNE K. ARNER Has that ‘quiet look” about her . . . how about Friday night? . . . Delicatessen . . . honor roll—but never studies . . . why can’t she understand jokes? ... a real driver: golf, that is .... to be a super secretary. DANIEL E. ARVIZU Danny ... the calmer co-editor ... all out for athletics anytime . . . where does he disappear? . . . full of good ideas and knows how to organize them . . . disc jockey fan . . . “That’s the truth! . . . plans ahead. DONALD P. BAILEY Don . . . W.C.H.S.’s fabulous first baseman . . . physics enthusiast . . . “Hey. there! . . . hot trumpet player . . . sings out during rehearsals . . . wild football games . . . quite friendly. CATHERINE M. BAIRD Cathy . . . attends all Owen J’s football games . . . math teacher in the making . . . “Not too smooth” . . . sees the funny side . . . always friendly . . . “Lo siento mucho! . . . skating and Florida. SUSAN PAGE ATKINS Little Bit” . . . petite ... so naive—that innocent look . . . “Who’s that? . . . baby doll cheeks ... “I can’t. I’m on a diet! . . . “Let’s have a New Year’s Eve party! ... off to Penn State. DAVID N. BAILEY Dave ... a member of the Future Farmers of America . . . likes to have a good time . . . often seen at Glen Mills . . . the business world ahead. JEANNE L. BAKER Jeannie . . . freckles and red hair . . . class cut-up . . . “Oh my! . . . driving on the left of the road! . . . who's that friendly neighbor? . . . two years well spent . . . “Do you? JOHN ROBERT BAKER Web . . takes care of that Volkswagen . . . what hap- pened to Prep school? . . . “Where’s the party? . . the good times at Ocean City . . . forever burning up gas. In 1963 we chose Keller, Schuster, Stancato, and Leaman for officers. 74 GLORIA MARIE BEACHEM Beechnut . . . likes a certain flower . . . Orange Queen of the hockey team . . . evil laugh . . . sparkling eyes . . . room 128 .. . passion for poetry . . . dizzy girl . . . will teach the A.B.C.’s. BRUCE BEANS Favorites are dances, folk music, and traveling . . . Where’s the party?” . . . likable guy ... has trouble with talkative girls . . . lost without the family car . . . college a possibility. CAROL ANN BEECHER Beecher . . . quiet . . . neat dresser . . . another short- hand whiz . . . Let’s try something else!” ... has a friendly word for everyone ... I don’t understand that. Do you?” . . . outgoing ... an ideal secretary. DAVID BELING Dave . . . always an Ello Govenor! and a smile for all . . . promising future lies in automotive design . . . memories of that eleventh grade English class . . . talented designer. STEVEN BALINT Steve . . . Anybody have some gum?” . . . never in a hurry to get to class . . . Catch you later, man” . . . lives only for two-thirty . . . bound for college. JAMES J. BALTZ Jim . . . the Great Valley boy . . . what would the foot- ball team do without him? . . . gymnastics great . . . keeps his P.O.D. class lively . . . possibilities in the dentistry profession. ROBERTA ANN BARDAY Bobby . . . pint size . . . Are you going to the Bell?” . . . those intriguing blue eyes . . . the girl with the pixie smile . . . always on the go . . . can be found where the boys are. SARAH LOUISE BATTAN Sal . . . jokes, jokes, jokes . . . laughs with Linda . . . likes the Navy . . . “Oh yeah?” . . . personality?— terrific! . . . I’ve got the car!” . . . What’s that got to do with the price of eggs in China?” HAROLD E. BELL. JR. Ward . . . bad 1950 Mercury, the Blue Dragon . . . budding artist . . . drop your transmission? . . . works in the office ... no special girl . . . wild dancer . . . only a fast car will do. MARGARET J. BELL Peggy . . . giggles! . . . beware of the wheels . . . Where’s Eileen?” . . . Sour Seventeen Club . . . Giz? . . . second home: chorus room . . . Habla Espanol?— no! . . . teaching the little ones is in store. KAREN D. BENDA Karen—or is it Bonnie? . . . ohhh. that blush (!) . . . can’t keep a serious moment serious . . . flirtatious . . . I’ll talk to you later” . . . having fun in everything . . . Let’s have a party!” . . . happy-go-lucky and bubbling. BRUCE IRA BENNETT Bruce . . . quiet, except when trap shooting . . . hunting and fishing are favorites for him ... a hard worker . . . sights on technical school. 75 DAVID J. BERKES Rig Dave . . . star basketball player—alias “The Shot” . . . asset to baseball team . . . real joker . . . shy. but that doesn't stop him from making friends . . . looking towards a college career. DARREL J. BIETZ Bitz . . . amateur football player and folk singer . . . a pro at studying . . . loves listening to the radio . . . a career in engineering after going to Penn State. STEPHEN JAMES BISHOP Steve . . . always on the go . . . but wait!—who's that sleeping in study hall? . . . frequents the Goshen Fire House . . . General Motors will be his future interest. DERELL LYNN BLALOCK Derry . . . pride and joy of Harrisburg . . . dangerous with a bow and arrow . . . English expert? . . . she’s what you’d call a party girl . . . gymnast great . . . a smile like the toothpaste commercials. DOROTHY M. BENNETT Dottie . . . pleasant and very quiet . . . buries herself in books . . . hates those rushing lunch periods . . . “Darn it!” . . . loves P.O.D. . . . prepared with current events . . . secretarial work is her goal. J. DAVID BENNETT Dave . . . co-ordination plus . . . thinks he’s a hurdler . . . practices “running around” for cross country in Laporte . . . likes “bubble baths” . . . great man on the ski tow . . . Lenape Bridge, beware! MARC BENSON Mr. Democrat . . . loudest drummer in our band . . . an interested fan of all sports . . . University of Rhode Island will have him for teaching and politics. WOODIS LYNN BENT Just call her “Benty-Wenty” . . . best ski sweater knitter this side of West Chester . . . memories of that Junior math class . . . this globe-trotter is headed for foreign service. JOE BLANK Jerry . . . pleasant personality . . . after attending West Chester High's auto shop, he plans to be an auto mechanic . . . prefers Chevrolets to all other cars. CAROL L. BLEECHER Loves to walk in the rain . . . “Be nice!” . . . frustrated actress . . . constantly reading . . . “But I like pool!” . . . college, here comes Carol. KAREN M. BOGGS Bullwinkle . . . the girl on the go . . . that gym class . . . “Where is the motorcycle tonight?” . . . gets wild with the crossfire . . . going west to Denver . . . “Is there a dance this weekend?” CHRISTINE L. BOHANNON Chris . . . ever see such dimples? . . . Ray Charles and cold pizza . . . artist at large . . . cries at senior as- semblies . . . “You’re kidding?” . . . career in art school. 76 GRADUATES OF 1964 D. PAGE BOOKMYER Page . . . remember Mr. Gambone’s sophomore English class? . . . “No big thing! . . . riding and ice skating . . . long bouncing curls . . . the intelligent English major . . . forever smiling. LESTER BOWMAN Les . . faithful sports fan . . . watching the Washing- ton Redskins . . . Get off my back! . . . another interest in politics ... on to the Purple and Gold. CLAUDINE L. BOYER Jake . . . Coatesville bound . . . likes that Moose . . . always on Smith’s steps ... a hospital fan . . . thinking of beautician school . . . Claudine has an answer for everything. NANCY C. BOYER That wild sense of humor contributes to a crazy laugh . . . part-time senior . . . stay off those steps! ... a hard girl to keep up with in English class . . . “What?! RANDALL G. BOWMAN Bo ... a hard man to find on weekends . . . always heard laughing . . . Spanish—eh! . . . planning for a future in commercial art . . . Wanta buy it? . . . a swinging pad for parties. SUSAN I. BOYD Susie . . . Germany bound . . . Dalphine-Renault. a four shift puzzle . . . has a yen for Washington. D. C.. the West Coast, football, sewing, and cooking . . . German and French both?—ugh . . . potential forest ranger. MAUREEN Y. BOYLE Maureenie . . . sparkling smile . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . she’ll never learn ... I forgot! . . . loves Ocean City . . . loquacious . . . Problems. Inc. . . . alias Blondie . . . Penn State bound. FRANKLIN B. BRADLEY. JR. Frank . . . seldom goes anywhere without his fishing rod ... he hasn't fallen asleep in English class yet . . . ready to dance anytime . . . soon signing up with the Marines. Opening night of Sock Buskin’s Bachelor Father was a success. 77 GRADUATES OF 1964 KITSON BROADBELT Kit . . . long, loping, easy-going manner . . . good pitcher on our baseball team . . . always betting on the losers . . . Well, down in Florida . the Goof- off” of homeroom 105 .. . talents for teaching. ROBERT BRONSON Bob . . . watch out when he’s driving that Chevy . . . Let me see your English homework . . . who knows what girls are? . . . future in farming. KATHRYN C. BROWN Kathy ... a complete nut . . . tells the craziest jokes . . . enjoys writing English themes . . . everybody’s Kathy . . . uncommonly co-ordinated . . . possible elementary teacher. MORRIS T. BROWN What’s my name?” . . . always a smile . . . ladies’ man . . . talented artist . . . What homework assignment? . . . modern day Michaelangelo disguised as a casavona . . . How’d you like to pose for me? GARY BROWN Straight Honor Roll student . . . enjoys watching the Warriors—his favorite team . . . member of the F.F.A. . . . some of his favorites are animals, outdoors, biology, music, and girls . . . Penn State or Cornell. JOAN A. BROWN Joan . . . Who asked ya? . . . technical school— watch out! . . . large, brown eyes . . . reserved and soft spoken . . . What? Me eat lunch? . . . makes every- one envy her shorthand ability. RICHARD G. BROWN Stone Bill . . . watch out for his tall tales . . . home- work just doesn’t seem to agree with him . . . never misses a baseball game ... a regular at the shops. SANDRA L. BROWN Sandy ... a real prodigy in home economics . . . tele- phone calls . . . counselor for any problems . . . uptown . . . I just can’t tell you! . . . her future is as a registered nurse. Weren’t we the lucky juniors to receive our new class rings? 78 ROBERT W. BRYAN Bob . . . looks formidable on the gridiron starting line- up .. . really understands the chemistry of things . . . Homework? You mean we had homework?' . . . looking toward college for the fall. JUDITH A. BURNETT Judy ... the littlest senior . . . ready for a good time . . . full of gctup and go . . . great sense of humor . . . swimmer deluxe . . . oh. that job! ... “I don’t believe you I MARCIA LeFORD BURR New to our school this year . . . individualistic . . . Great Debater . . . hates these Chester County roads . . . friendly smile . . . straightforward manner . . . “How do you get there? STEPHEN H. BYERS Steve . . . the expert conversationalist . . . Who’s going to Philly tonight? . . . flustered by physics class . . . one of the stick-dwellers . . . Ivy League or conservative? . . . our band’s forgotten clarinetist. BRENDA LEE BROWNE “Hey. I’ve got a joke! . . . lots of fun . . . Did I tell you? . . . when does she wear shoes? . . . gym everyday . . . interest in Temple ... an upcoming ap- plicant for beautician school. JOAN M. BRUNO Brum . . . “tough” dresser . . . attractive brunette . . . I’m frustrated! . . . wherever the Warriors are . . . just can't stay out of trouble . . . two-tone eyes . . . what a summer! ... off to junior college. PAUL J. BRUNO Wild about English class . . . summers as a dishwasher . . . his specialty is sandlot football . . . likes rock n' roll . . . possibility of college in the near future. ROBERT K. BRUNO Bruns . . . ladies’ man—has his own secretary . . . found at Cecil County and Lafayette Street . . . part time shop boy . . . seen driving the “Grasshopper” . . . never at home. DANIEL CAIN Danny . . . swinger and singer . . . plays a great guitar . . . terrific voice . . . heads a musical foursome called the Impalas . . . ambition—to make a record and sell a million. HARRY CAIN Spring finds him in W.C.H.S.’s outfield . . . outstanding in math and science . . . deductive and observant silence . . . cooks up some good arguments: all one sided! . . . approaching a college career. CHARLES CALDERONE. JR. Chuck . . . smooth Ivy Leaguer . . . goes for the Ocean City “Rock . . . likes chemistry . . . Fridays at Chez Vous . . . Fat Daddy of ’62 . . . has an ear for old tunes . . . promising future in radio work. F. PETER CALLAHAN “Army ... if you are an adult delinquent, stay out of his way . . . admires redheads, but really frowns at peroxide blondes . . . volunteer for the Army . . . Is there any other branch? 79 JOHN CARRIGAN Jack . . . quiet not only in school but also everywhere else . . . calm and collected . . . prefers the outdoors . . . a pool sharp. SUZANNE L. CARSON Sue . . . “He’s home!” . . . driver of the year? . . . has a sympathetic ear for everyone’s problems . . . widely known for her hospitality . . . first Homecoming Queen . . . “I’ll never tell! ’ HAZEL V. CARTER Peanuts . . . the girl on the go . . . can be found at any dance . . . which one? . . . “Are you going to the game?’ . . . loves those colleges ... a future at Lincoln Prep. JAMES S. CASSANO Jim . . . good natured . . . “Hallooo dere!” . . . top man in chorus . . . “What German homework?” . . . enthusiastic Ford man . . . hyper-velocity aerodynamics analyst . . . lively personality . . . “Hit it down!” MURRAY F. CAMPBELL “Hiya. fans!” . . . good natured . . . has mouth, will talk . . . such a cynic . . . that annual shock tube . . . never kept a secret . . . would rather win but never ex- pects to . . . agile on his ice skates . . . amateur Demosthenes. NORMAN D. CARLSON Our biochemist ... is the gila monster a pet? . . . Ein Kluger Schuler . . . the mauler of sandlot football . . . boy with the glass stomach . . . Rock of Gibraltar . . . will create life by 1970. BONNIE EILEEN CARR Bonnie—or is it Karen? . . . marimba limelighter . . . “Must I?” ... six dimples . . . “people shy” . . . never will get her driver’s license . . . one dizzy brunette . . . magnanimous parties! . . . combination of neatness and sweetness. PAMELA J. CARR Pam . . . friendly word for all . . . good natured and seemingly (?) quiet . . . favorite pastime—writing let- ters . . . “Really?” . . . always ready with a smile . . . mathematician?? . . . looking forward to September. LINDA DARLENE CASWELL Loquacious, vivacious yearbook co-editor . . . sparkling actress . . . always that lilting laughter . . . the charming nut! . . . “Please. I’d rather do it myself!” . . . pep. perseverance, and personality are the keys to her success. WESLEY E. CHALKER. JR. Wes . . . how are those foreign languages coming along? . . . water sports enthusiast . . . enjoys scouting . . . likes football—hates injuries . . . recently moved here from Connecticut . . . looking toward law. WILLIAM H. CHAMBERLIN. JR. Bill ... ace star in track and baseball . . . catcher deluxe . quiet and congenial guy . . . works at Foulk's Drug Store . . . number one man for the hustlin’ harriers . . . talented senior to make teaching his future. JOYCE L. CHAMBERS Math problems are a breeze ... “I didn’t finish my homework again!” . . . she is always out on Saturday night . . . “You’ll never guess what happened!” . . . known as the friendly one. 80 GRADUATES OF 1964 ELLEN L. CHERRY Suzi . . . one of the Ellens . . . our pert and perky piccolo player . . . West Chester’s brunette sophisticate . . . “Everything was so different last year” . . . with a white cap and scalpel. CHIQUITA ANN CLARK Chickie . . . avid reader . . . would her name have any- thing to do with her interest in Spanish? . . . “Holy Schmoly 1” . . . Chickie. our ears! . . . favorite words: nothing and because . . . “What math?” . . . honest to goodness lefty. JANET RILEY CLAY Jani . . never a serious moment . . . versatile and vivacious . . . Shakespearian enthusiast ... “I got another letter today!” ... 52% folksinger . . . sings into her dictaphone . . . future executive’s delight. RONALD L. CLEMENS. JR. Skip . . . “Who did that?” ... he would never go to sleep in Algebra II . . . “Tell me what the answer is. Steve” . . . knows when he should keep quiet. PATRICIA LeBARON CLARK Pat . . . stop sign?—what stop sign? . . . “George?” . . . watch those foxes . . . wild about horses . . . winning smile . . . whose Corvette was that? ... all around nice person. CHRISTINE E. M. CLARKE Chrit . . . she is reliably found at Linda’s . . . the weekends are something special . . . one guy . . . into the blue as an airline hostess. SUSAN I. CLOMPUS Sue . . . thinks she has a million problems ... “I don t have anything to wear!” . . . only forty sweaters . . . swinging pool . . . college next fall. H. ANDREW CLOSE Andy . . . one special cheerleader . . . high man on college row . . . Ivy Leaguer from horn rims to desert boots . . . favorite in all sports . . . first-rate future in phys ed. The theme of our junior prom, a beautiful Japanese Sunset. 81 GRADUATES OF 1964 JANIS A. CONNER Star attraction at the Warner Theater . . . precision driver? ... so easily embarrassed . . . goes with every- body to Gino's . . . will certainly make an efficient secretary. BETTY VERLAYNE COOK Laynie ... the Kilt Kid . . “Carumba!” . . . loves the Kingston Trio . . . deformed ice cream cones . . . Leonardo da Laynie ’ . . . cheers the Warriors . . . art school in sight. CHERYLE COTTER Cheri ... a reliable friend . . . loves nothing better than a good party . . . “Chadds Ford is a good place for a picnic!” . . . certain success in life . . . what lies ahead? MARTHA E. COUSINS Never a dull moment . . . “Well slap my knee!” . . . row boating . . . what weekend retreats! . . . “Thanks ya ... everyone clear the roads! . . . success ahead for this gal. PHYLLIS I. COOPER Phil . . . what hilarious moods . . . fanatic fan of foot- ball and soccer . . . likes first period . . . specialty in gymnastics . . . dear the roads! . . . “Good grief!” . . . headed for Goldey Beacom. MARCIA ELIZABETH CORNELL Merry Marcia . . . sunshine smile . . . tree houses and elephants ... it begins and ends at West Chester State • • - the one girl that hurries . . . shoulder to cry on . . . future in retailing. NANCY LEE COUSINS Future millionairess . . . has a situation for every answer . . . shorthand whiz? . . . decidedly daffy . . . “Do we have any homework?” . . . many friends . . . candidate for business school. NANCY SUE COX Our Southern Belle with big. blue eyes ... a sparkler . . . lives for weekends . . . “California, here I come!” . . . always laughing . . . “Why?” . . . still has that accent! . . . have suitcase, will travel. As seniors, we experienced many new and memorable events. 82 PRISCILLA V. CRIDDLE Prissy . . . vivacious blonde from Linden Hall . . . hurricane with a hockey stick . . . “Funniest darn thing! ’ . . . long walks in the rain ... to the University of Massachusetts with her mathematical talents. LORMA A. CROW Our own Jenny Lind ... “I have a Problem . . . flirt with a flute ... a member of the “morning” club . . . “Funny thing about that!” ... do blondes have more fun? . . . plans to brighten the music profession. SUZANNE HELEN CUESTA Sue . . . never a boring math class . . . wishes she could be the barefoot wonder . . . one of Mr. Sibley’s girls . . . and don’t forget those student teachers . . . continuing with beauty culture. MICHAEL R. CUNNINGHAM Mike . . . usually makes Gino’s his second home . . . “Would I lie to you?” ... D gas Chevy . . . boy in the shops . . . will go on to learn more about carpentry. MITCHELL G. CRANE Mitch ... a wizard at debating . . . could be a very successful lawyer ... an active Student Equality Union Leader ... an accomplished flirt! . . . “We’ll picket you!” JOHN CRAWFORD Jack Scratch . . . always gives the goalie a hard time . . . “By gum!” . . . flashy footwork on the dance floor ... a laugh and a half . . . jokester . . . college bound. SUSAN E. CREE Sue . . . chess champion . . . connoisseur of fudge . . . gym socks in the milk machine . . . little angel of the chem. lab ... a sincere friend . . . passion for hiding books . . . many talents for college in September. CAROL A. CRESCENTINI Has a knack for getting in and out of trouble . . . known for her parties ... is developing a Connecticut accent . . . “You won’t believe it!” . . . excells in senior math . . . great hockey player. CHARLES R. DANNENBERG Chas ... a prime suspect ... a soccer player from way back ... the summer party host with the most! . . . summer tennis teacher . . . “How ya doin’?” . . . the friendliest guy. GRACE ANNE DARLINGTON Angel . . . demure and shy . . . “That’s not too funny! . . . ‘“What’s for lunch?” . . . special color: Air Force blue . . . “What do we do now?” . . . learning to be- come an efficient secretary. WALTER E. DARLINGTON Walt . . . cross country ace? . . . apt accountant . . . notorious lunches ... a droopy flat-top . . . never raises his voice above a whisper . . . congenial and easy-going. JAMES J. DARR Jim . . . cross country rear guard ... a button-down genius . . . voracious reader . . . Indianhead sports editor . . . “You know, like chemistry experi- ments never work . . . literary magazine . . . sights on Brown and biochemistry. 83 BEVERLY ANN DAVIS Bev . . . keeps an eye on the football team . . . ‘‘Ain't that a blip?” . . . lots of laughs . . . found at the Center . . . will try for a teaching degree. NELDA JANE DAVIS Janie . . . head majorette with a broken wing—she was cast in the wrong role ... “I don't know!” . . . our existential reader . . . ‘‘Stop that!” . . . success—a promise for the future. JOAN WINELAND DeSHONG Joanie . . . Chief Warriorette with a dangerous baton . . . just a goof-off . . . “Are you for real?” . . . flustered again?? . . . hyper-emotional . . . love those chemistry tests I . . . English teachers, beware! JOYCE MARGARRETE DETWILER History is definitely not her favorite subject . . . she does love dancing . . . ‘‘All shoot!” ... my driver’s license . . . typing will be her future occupation. DAVID C. DILL Dave . . . beware of that shy smile! . . . W.C.H.S.’s answer to A1 Hirt ... our star on the stage . . . ‘‘Are you for real?” . . . excellent swimmer . . . great guy . . . “Do you have a problem?” . . . calling Dr. Dill! JOHN A. DiNAPOLI Johnny . . . always wearing a tie . . . works “outside” Mitchell’s Men’s Store after school hours . . . perpetually on the move . . . “My boat is not running again!” . . . many friends. JOSEPH J. DiROCCO Jose . . . Glen Acres . . . English class comes easy . . . first in line for a hunting or fishing license . . . forever eyeing the minute hand . . . nose in the sports page . . . hopes to join a fraternity. LOIS A. DIVINE Little Loie . . . always found on the dance floor . . . What’s his name?” . . . whiz at French . . . beautiful eyes ... “I don’t get the joke I” . . . never a dull moment . . . off to college. RHODA M. DETWILER She’s always cool. calm, and collected . . . “Huh. what did you say?” . . . always going uptown ... a real scatterbrain. HERBERT B. DEWEES Poppa Dewees . . . cross country co-captain and a con- sistent runner . . . sportsman . . . archery ace . . . quiet and shy . . . “Another test down the drain” . . . westward bound? BILLY J. DiBONAVENTURA Bill . . . soccer team . . . enjoys mechanics, especially tinkering with cars . . . always seems to do his best . . . hard job at Gino’s . . . also interested in electronics. VICTORIA LEORA DiBONAVENTURA Wickiwam ... to develop those enviable dramatic talents in California ... do you think Porterville is ready? . . . public speaker number one . . . “Hey. smooth. I gotta joke for ya.” 84 GRADUATES OF 1964 JOANNE CLARE DONNELLY Jo . . . studious . . . just like a fish when in the water . . . seldom unpacks her traveling luggage . . . always ready to meet people ... if you are ever in need of a babysitter, Joanne is the one to see. DIANA LOUISE DOOLEY Tooty . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . “But I’m addicted to them!” . . . contributes her talents to the Varsity cheerleading squad ... oh no. Tooty, not an- other problem! JOAN E. DOUGHTEN Willing to listen to the problems of others ... “I have a question . . . 30.000 things to do . . . still selling the Campus Club Paperbacks? . . . last one out of class . . . soft-spoken. VINCENT C. DULIN. JR. Vince . . . really goes for good orchestra music . . . his friends know him as a real good pal ... he enjoys work- ing with small machines. PERCY EDWARD DORSEY Showboat ... ace shot on the basketball court . . . Mr. Peters’ boy . . . “It wasn’t me! . . . “It’s not the Ladder: it’s the Rock . . . choosing between the Air Force and college. THOMAS E. DOUGHERTY. JR. Doc . . . champion clock-watcher . . . upcoming hair dresser . . . avid girl watcher . . . fast man in gym class . . . never gives anyone a hard way to go. FRANKLIN A. DUPREE Chucky . . . person of many talents . . . great cook . . . wonderful singer at school and in church . . . has a way with the ladies ... no one can top him at playing the piano. GEORGE H. DURFEE. JR. That Warrior with the bows and arrows . . . three year track man . . . he’s caught the folk singing bug . . . has his license at last! . . . what will it be at Ursinus? Sixteen hundred students filled the entire senior high building. 85 GRADUATES OF 1964 PHILIP EATOUGH Phil . . . Grids and Grapples . . . bound to make a mil- lion . . . how?—conserving . . . “Is that right?” . . . laughs to keep himself awake . . . our own Charley Atlas . . . “That special someone. ME!” MARIANN EAVENSON Her trademark is a smile for everyone . . . “Has anyone around here done his Chemistry?” . . . blushes easily . . . an interest in home economics as a future. CHARLES ENNIS Chip . . . back from military school . . . keeps a close watch on the hockey team . . . sports car admirer . . . what does he do in lunch study ball? . . . plans to sneak into college. MARY ELIZABETH ERB Betty . . . talking to someone, always . . . ready with a smile . . . Goldey Beacom . . . likes her old junior his- tory class . . . known to some as “Roots” . . . what’s with the older boys? ... do you always camp in the rain? GAIL ANNE ECKMAN Never a serious moment . . . German honor student? . . . efficient and organized . . . swamp-tromper . . . neat and sweet . . . “What’s wrong with a lady doctor?” . . . just had to get her hair cut! DAVID EDWARDS Dave . . . who sleeps?—no time . . . “What physics?” . . . talented musician . . . conscientious student . . . folk songs ... the upper classman in his world history class. KRYSTAL ERWIN Kris . . . dainty and diminutive ... is it true that blondes have more fun? . . . “Oh. now really!” . . . what about chemistry? ... a certain graduate . . . sure success as a hairdresser. PATRICIA L. ERWIN Pat .. . the quiet type? . . . “How do you do that problem?” . . . “Hey!” . . . continuing with medical technology at Ursinus . . . sports fiend, especially when it comes to bowling and skating. 86 Warmly welcomed was Gorkcen, our exchange student from Turkey EARLENE FINNEY Fin . . . her smile makes lots of friends . . . “Oh my goodness!” ... a gym great . . . the world’s greatest schemer . . . “Nya ha ha!” . . . found on Smith’s steps . . . a friend of the Crispy Critters lion. JANE A. FITZGERALD Leads a rather adventurous life . . . “Man. am I in trouble!” . . . never travels under forty-five miles per hour . . . girl with the special avocation . . . church worker? . . . rollicking rowboat fan . . . plans for Wilson. LYNNE FOX Lynn . . . “Tsk!” . . . shiny, black tresses . . . summer days at the country club . . . popcorn . . . weekends mean excitement . . . “Footprints—where?” . . . aiming for college. CAROL M. FRANK Skating “in” the pond . . . French scholar . . . “Excuse- moi” . . . that senior lunch table . . . green lemon . . . “Wait, you guys!” . . . continuing her education with college in the fall. J. LAURENCE ETHERTON Larry . . . cross country ace and track man . . . you rolled what? . . . active in Hi-Y . . . actual business tycoon . . . the real Joe College . . . locker room vocalist . . . “That’s no good at all.” GAIL M. FEDERLINE Sincerity and dedication given to any job she handles . . . “Not gym again today I” ... a soft spot for the Army and an Oldsmobile . . . “You mean we had Eng- lish homework?” LOUIS W. FERDICK Louey ... if you need him in a hurry, look at Terrizi’s . . . keeps one eye open in math class . . . “Got a dime?” . . . attending college to become an engineer. EDITH P. FINKEY Eydie . . . obsessed with ice skating . . . math whiz . . . not as quiet as some people may think . . . counting the minutes ’til fourth lunch period . . . will be a sec- retary in the near future. WALTER J. FRANKLIN Butch ... a speed demon on the track . . . English class is a breeze . . . “What’s for lunch today?” . . . “Greek?” . . . will leave high school to the tune of “Anchors Aweigh.” JOHN C. FRY Mr. President . . . tosses a mean megaphone . . . mighty beanpole grappler . . . female tormentor . . . mathe- matical genius, but can’t add. subtract, multiply, or divide . . . gives Arnold Palmer a 50 handicap . . . will “engineer” cross country at college. RAYMOND W. FRYBERGER Ray . . . Mr. Stahl’s greatest grappler ... has been a flyer with finesse since 1960 (pigeon flyer, that is) . . . never found anywhere but tending those pigeons . . . on the way to college next fall. SHARYN FUNDERWHITE Great Valley?—Where's that? . . . swings with a hot clarinet . . . “Oh. well” . . . searching for a summer job . . . sports fan-bleacher type . . . friendly new senior . . . asset to our government. 87 ROBERT J. GENTILE Bob . . . really goes wild in chemistry II . . . headed for Villanova . . . world’s champion weight lifter in the 1968 Olympics . . . “It’s real smooth!” . . . best friend— Bob Gentile, Esq. MARK GERASIM The Civil War is his favorite subject . . . works? at Howard Johnson’s . . . world’s greatest football fan . . . two years of chemistry . . . “Don’t know and don't care!” DENNIS E. GILLESPIE Dizzy . . . keeps his eye on the scoreboards ... he never carries fewer than five books . . . “Manager of the Year” . . . readying himself for life on a college campus. RHODA P. GLASCO Scholarly . . . never will forget the city of Chester . . . memories of Florida occupy her thinking . . . sports specialist . . . always amiable, concerned for others . . . teaching mathematics after college. GLORIA FURRELL A little kooky! . . . “Krazy Kat” ... for color, the Air Force Blue . . . P.O.D. needs more lectures . . . always chewing gum . . . look around the “block” and she’ll be there. ROBERT C. GALLAGHER Perfect as a business executive ... a boon to the world of baseball ... “I can get the car!” . . . seemingly quiet . . . four years of college study ahead. STANFORD GALLIMORE Stan . . . Tinker . . . keeps his eyes open . . . brilliant student . . . very adept on the golf course . . . couldn’t live without lunch . . . how is Mr. Sibley. Stan? LAURA SUSAN GARDNER Gardner . . . oh. those retreats! . . . “Yeah man!” . . . star student in Latin? . . . “Bye Bye. Birdie” . . . Nevada seems like a promising state . . . silence was never one of her virtues. SANDRA JEAN GLASSBERG Sandy . . . will lend a hand at any time . . . cheerful and optimistic . . . “What was that again?” . . . keeps on the ball in P.O.D. class . . . secretary of the Future Nurses Club . . . nurse to be. RUTH GLENNON Ruthie . . . our little China doll . . . the horse trans- portation business has an especially interesting aspect . . . shiny, smooth hair . . . flawless appearance ... a prospective secretary for a lucky boss. JEAN R. GLISSON Jeanie . . . “Ab-ner!” . . . that laugh and sense of humor are a winning combination . . . Hi ya!” . . . quite a wardrobe . . . after high school she will work as a lab technician. CLARICE R. GLOVER Claire . . . can never manage to stay quiet . . . “Are we having a test? Not again!” . . . the drags are a specialty . . . interior decorating is in store. GRADUATES OF 1964 J. CARLTON GLUCKERT Carl . . . associate member of the Hi-Y fellows in- corporated . . . “I’ll meet you at Gino’s!” . . . “That’s no big thing!” . . . Yacht Club man ... to become an architect. NORMAN L. GOMMOLL. JR. Norm . . . “Houdini of the Hardwoods” . . . one of the Warrior netmen . . . will be a valuable Marine corps- man ... no nonsense man ... a real friendly guy. M. LINDA GREEN Out-going personality . . . are dented telephone poles be- coming the fad? . . . “That is just ridiculous!” . . . sun- bleached hair? . . . always coming up with an idea . . . one of our best artists ... to be found at Ohio. JUDITH M. GREGG Judy . . . one of our high stepping color guards . . . Donde esta Bonita? . . . lovely girl . . took a long trip out West . . . I'm tired, very tired!” . . . enjoys sailing ... “I wanna go to college!” DONALD N. GOSLIN Chip . . . the original bookworm ... he can usually be located pursuing interests in the library ... no stranger on the basketball court . . . will sail the ocean blue. BONITA LEA GRAHAM Bonnie ... a little bit of happiness rubs off on every- one . . . which music lesson is it today? . . . “Donde esta Judit?” . . . famous note writer . . . Big Band enthusiast . . . school spirit plus . . . “What!” MARSHALL G. GREGORY. Ill Mick . . . one of the class clowns . . . can make a good time out of anything . . . Good Samaritan? . . . “But Mrs. Huyett. you said that last year!” . . . never un- happy ’bout anything. ROBERT S. GUSS Bob . . . allergic to flowers? . . . seen almost anywhere . . . displays a will to succeed . . . wishing he were still a sophomore . . . what kind of haven are you look- ing for? The powerful ’64 soccer squad won the Inter-district title. 89 GRADUATES OF 1964 PATRICIA HAISLETT Pat . . . fun to be with . . . quite a sports enthusiast . . . lives for weekends ... 2:30 is the best time! . . . drives a mean Buick . . . future beautician. WILLIAM H. HALDEMAN Bill ... if he’s not hunting, he’s fishing . . . always ready in Mr. Sibley s class . . . dislikes doing his home- work at night . . . possibly to study aerodynamics at Penn State. CAROL H. HAMILTON Hammer ... a rolicking redhead ... one of the sharpest dancers at any party . . . easily identified by that in- famous laugh . . . adding her skills to the world of hair- styling. ERIC C. HANSEN Equestrian . . . Olympic water boy . . . Jerry Lewis of his English class . . . hard man to follow on the ap- paratus . . . when aren’t his shoes shined? . . . after graduation in June, off to college. Student Organization accomplished much under leaders, Fry and Marshall. HELEN JANE GUTHRIE Honor student? ... a wild dancer . . . “You just better believe it!” . . . those Wildwood days . . . her Sundays are spent at the drags. JAMES HACKMAN Jim . . . car fan . . . wants to see the world as a sea- man first class . . . professional transmission dropper . . . what’s at Ridley Park? . . . one of the boys. KAREN LYNN HACKMAN An enthusiastic member of West Chester’s band . . . “Hunting!” . . . she looks to the stars . . . “Ferget it!” . . . college will lead to a Bachelor’s in nursing. MICHAEL R. HAINES Mike . . . the “end” when it comes to football . . . gets a kick out of the P.O.D. class ... one of Mr. Stahl’s mighty wrestlers . . . major in physical education at V.M.I. 90 JAMES E. HANSEN Jim . . . star halfback . . . “Do you understand this Spanish? . . . “Boy!! . . . volleyball expert . . . good for a laugh . . . remember those chemistry classes . . . “What’s her name? . . . also one of the Warrior track team . . . another lousy test? BARRY S. HARSHBARGER Barry . . . always dressed in a suit or sport coat . . . “Do you have a pen? . . . plans to enter the funeral business . . . “Do you wail? . . . “Ugly! . . . “What say? . . . drives a big Caddy. JAMES R. HART Jim . . . makes himself known in English and history classes . . . fabulous collection of girls . . . bus boy . . . “I quit! . . . soccer star ... “I only made one mistake in yesterday's game! . . . Uncle Jim. JOHANNA LYNN HARTSHORNE What a crazy personality! . . . “Oh darn! ... a real friendly girl . . . her favorite period of the day is P.O.D. class ... a future in secretarial work. JOHN THOMAS HARVEY Jack . . . serious and intelligent, when he wants to be . . . “Woof, woof! ... all those girls to choose from drive him crazy . . . “If I can get the car! ... a friendly guy. JOYCE MARIE HASH Joy . . . never misses a Warrior game . . . skating and badminton are her favorites . . . “Do you have your bookkeeping done? . . . quiet, but in a friendly way . . . sights on a secretarial career. L. KENNETH HASH Ken . . . enthusiasm for all sports . . .future A1 Barlick . . . “Big game tonight . . . best bad trumpet . . . “Girls? What are they? . . . forsees a future in Florida. JUNE E. HEEBNER June . . . “Oh. I forgot to do my English again! . . . keeps an eye peeled for the Masculine Type . . . always bubbling over . . . how could we have chorus without her? . . . dedicated music major. CYNTHIA V. HENRY Cindy . . . blonde bombshell . . . swings a mean hockey stick . . . new member of our Varsity chcerlcading squad . . . has a way about her . . . this could go on forever . . . junior college. SUZANNE HERR Sue . . . short ’n sweet . . . history scholar . . . read, read, read! . . . “Oh. I don’t know........short- hand is the key to being a good secretary. DENNIS G. HETHERINGTON Den ... one of the Hi-Y fellows . . . crash with cars . . . an experienced flirt . . . never excluded from a good time . . . sportsman with a distinctive flair . . . prescription for the future: pharmacist. EILEEN M. HETTEL Neenie . . . she’s got personality . . . your dimples are showing! ... all out for music . . . “Oh. this chemis- try! . . . Sour Seventeen Club . . . “How would you like to join chorus? ELLEN MARIE HOELL Ellen . . . strict individualist . . . nothing but college men . . . given to happiness . . . recognize her by those long, lovely locks ... no place like Ocean City . . . will make her mark at a junior college. NINA CHRISTINE HOFFMANN Nina . . . triple alliance . . . “Guess what?” . . . girl with the gift of gab . . . “Huh?” . . . pixie-like . . . “No. it’s N-I-N-A” ... so many letters . . . fine, fond friend of Mr. Uricb. SUSAN K. HOLT Sue . . . pleasing personality . . . has “troblems” . . . what's at the library. Sue? . . . always on the go . . . whose little red scooter? . . . never a dull moment . . . “How 'bout that?’ BRUCE V. HOLZHAUSER Only senior with a fire engine . . . spends his weekend nights behind the wheel ... a terrific shot with an oil can . . . “Who’s driving tonight?” . . . after graduation, where to? WILLIAM I. HICKS Bill . . . nice guy . . . wishes every class could be art . . . great swimmer and horseback rider . . . giving any free rides today? ... do those cars really run? . . . on to art school. CAROLYN L. HIGGINS Higgy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys midnight hikes . . . lost her piccolp? . . . “Really?” . . . concocts exotic desserts . . . camera bug . . . those sloppy chemistry experiments. EDWARD O. HILBUSH. Ill Eddie ... a red vest with a face to match . . . “Huh?” . . . “That’s right!” . . . never on time for a class— why is that? . . . enjoys peaches at Westtown. HARRY F. HINKLE. JR. Harry ... a real likeable guy ... on our football team, but he likes all sports . . . “English class, here I am!” . . . sheepish grin ... six points for West Chester. BARBARA JEAN HOOPES Jean . . . short on size, but full of personality ... al- ways laughing . . . “My hair is not red!” . . . business course leading to a bookkeeping career. BARBARA L. HOSKINS Bobbi . . . W.C.H.S. majorette co-captain . . . sincere friend . . . “What’s his name?” . . . interior decorating bug . . . secretary to a research scientist . . . Warriorette fan . . . “Well, say something!” . . . Wesley College. FREDERICK HOVINGTON Hov ... 3 quiet guy . . . star on the soccer field and on the basketball court . . . will join the Air Force . . . can be found at Simpson’s . . . plays for the Center. CLIFFORD HOWARD. JR. Cliffy . . . always ready to work on an engine . . . could be Mr. Perrone's new leadoff man . . . does his best in Senior Math . . . one of Mr. Stahl’s weight watching wrestlers. 92 GRADUATES OF 1964 CAROL EDITH HOWELL Quiet, shy. but so friendly . . . sweet smile . . . “Does my hair look all right ?” . . . traveling is tops with her . . . shorthand spectacular . . . “Really?’ . . . secretarial work for Carol. GAIL L. HOXTER Watch those mailboxes . . . well known for her friendly personality . . . “Did ya get the car?” . . . brown-noser . . . never around when she s needed . . . “What's for lunch?” . . . worry wart. BONNIE G. HUCK “Where’s the party?” . . . there’s just something about boys who play football . . . that laugh . . . Hustlin' Hillman . . . has a way of getting in and out of trouble. BARRY C. HUGHES A skillful man on West Chester’s soccer team . . . headed for a career in business ... a possible student in college next fall. DAVID L. HUNTER Dave ... a loyal member of the shop team . . . seldom enjoys the better things in life . . . gives those shop teachers a hard time . . . planning to attend trade school. ROBERT L. HUNTER Bob ... he really knows clothes . . . hard to find . . . “Mr. Wonderful” . . . crossfire king . . . “You know!” . . . “Tobe” . . . Cheyney College, here comes Bob! DANIEL D. HUYETT Dan . . . one lousy buck . . . takes gym when in the mood . . . crazy about water sports . . . “What’s home- work?” . . . unique laugh . . . are these pants too tight? . . . two years at prep school. BARBARA J. IMHOF Barby . . . always in the water . . . “That trig!” . . . track star? . . . knack for making clothes . . . “My hair’s a mess!” . . . constantly laughing . . . true blue . . . “Still don’t know what college I’m going to!” West Chester held a Homecoming, the first one in its history. 93 GRADUATES OF 1964 DEAN N. INFORZATO Dean-O . . . plenty of personality ... a dresser . . . last of the big time spenders . . . records and pretzels . . . cannot forget those basketball games . . . where’s your license? GEORGE S. IVEY Easy to get along with . . . gets where he wants to in his Ford truck . . . has a laugh for everything . . . sure to be found in. around, or near the shops. CARL F. JACKSON Carl . . . goes for cool clothes . . . baseball pitcher deluxe . . . “Aw. he marks too hard.” . . . found at the Chalk and Cue . . . “Ain’t that right Mr. Perrone? . . . early morning driver. ESTHER L. JACKSON Doodles . . . brain in office practice . . . very large smile . . . where are all the motorcycles? . . . smooth operator with Coatesville . . . “Are you kidding? . . . “Pork yock. GWENDOLYN JACKSON Puddin! . . . bookeeping class couldn't be better . . . has a huge smile and a wonderful personality . . . Fruit Loops fan ... a real home economist at heart. KATHRYN L. JACKSON Kay . . . little cheerleading co-captain, full of life . . . “Oh. my! . . . “What’s new? . . . fast typist . . . “What did you get on your test? . . . dates galore. PATRICIA JACKSON Pat ... a knack for forgetting P.O.D.. but remembering math . . . thinks Great Valley has a great football team . . . loves basketball games . . . her personality will carry her far. PRESTON JACKSON Never misses intramural sports . . . one of Mr. Stahl's gung-ho wrestlers . . . always ready to crossfire . . . busy guy in basic arts ... at home on his roller skates. A literary magazine, Vectors, was a successful new publication. 94 EVAN R. JENKINS Butch . . . there’s never a dull moment! . . . he’s reliably found at Cushman’s . . . “Who’s that? . . . has an eye for conservative clothes . . . future is frightfully unknown. HERBERT H. JENKINS. Ill Herb . . . clothes are an asset . . . always at the shore . . . a future student at Wesley ... a Hi-Y fellow . . . “Is there a party tonight? . . . follows NASCAR. SANDRA L. JENKINS Sandy . . . one of the cute, shy ones . . . “Aw. come on.’’ . . . she’s the best when it cames to bookkeeping . . . “Little Zenobia ... a secretarial career in the future. ROBERT W. JOHNS. Ill Bob . . . versed in volleyball . . . “Have you done your math? . . . man with a green thumb . . . great on the piano ... off to West Chester State. PATRICIA LYNN JACOBS Lynn . . . can really handle horses . . . “Harry called last night!” . . . riotous English class ... a real “hair- raiser ... a little red “bug . . . Georgia, here I come! DAVID C. JAMES Dave . . . number one chef at Jamison’s . . . “Hey. that’s my parking space! . . . National Fender Bender Cham- pion . . . oh. that empty, aching wallet . . . “Now ya got it! . . . serious and quiet, but fun. LEONA BLANCHE JAMISON Lee . . . girl who can make up her mind . . . smooth swimmer . . . winsome waitress . . . likes English . . . toots a mean flute ... to become an efficient private secretary. JOHN WALTER JEFFERIS Walt . . . ask him anything about math ... at his best at parties . . . one of the F.F.A. boys ... cat naps in class . . . quite an accomplished casanova . . . where the girls are . . . four years of college ahead. BARBARA JOHNSON Barbie . . . uh-oh! ... a pool party? . . . round-about talker . . . “All right you guys! . . . mischievous . . . emerald eyes . . . “What homework? . . . college just around the corner. DOLORES A. JOHNSON Rocky . . . with an exuberant personality ... an avid fan of Beanie and Cecil . . . “Uildbay up your usdesmay! . . . “Miss Gagli . . . Ooops. I mean Mrs. Marchak! . . . looking ahead to Pierce's Business School ... or is it Downingtown? RICHARD JOHNSON Rich . . . “Did you hear about the party?” . . . listens in Mr. Smida’s class . . . P.O.D. scholar? . . . after June, he will begin a future in the restaurant business . . . to college in Connecticut. RITA A. JOINES Good skating at the Exton Roller Rink . . . “Dad blast it! . . . wedding bells in June . . . such goings on at that lunch table! . . . has chosen her future career. 95 - • • ) if, I FREDERICK C. KELLER Fred . . . German great . . . always found at the “YM . . . a conscientious student . . . well liked by all . . . the All-American spitball thrower . . . capable leader . . . certain success in whatever he endeavors. SYLVIA A. KENION Snaggle Puss . . . world’s best detective . . . found at Finney's . . . related to Lolita the Cheetah . . . “Any who?” . . . always on the go . . . “Lawrence of Arabia” . . . can’t stop exercising those vocal chords. CHARLES A. KESLICK His special skills are in the shops . . . just can’t resist those corny jokes! . . . “Do you understand?” . . . contageously congenial . . . one of Uncle Sam’s volunteers. DAVID W. KEYSER Dave . . . Wally Kinnan of W.C.H.S. . . . “Who’s a Democrat?” . . . swinging drummer ... a faithful Warrior fan . . . will debate on just about anything . . . to combine teaching and politics. LINDA CRISS JONES Jonesy . . . perky and peppy . . . “Golf or tennis?” . . . in love with driving . . . talks a mile a minute . . . dependable . . . always ahead of time . . . “I’ve got something to tell you!” JANICE A. KAERCHER Darling dimples . . . everyone thinks she’s quiet . . . “Is that book any good?” . . . smiling face . . . Chester County Nursing School, keep your doors open for her. DEBORAH E. KANE Debbie . . . swimming and mountain lakes ... “I flunked that one!” . . . conscientious student . . . immaculate dresser . . . enthusiastic member of the soccer fan club . . . to be a social studies teacher. JACQUELINE KEITHLEY Jackie . . . hates a small lunch . . . “What are you doing?” . . . has an ear for music . . . not another flat! . . . West Chester State seems to have a special attraction. DONALD R. KILGORE Killer . . . does his best for Mr. Faccioli . . . “You better believe” ... he always has his eye on the basket- ball team . . . will become a machinist after graduation. EUGENE C. KINSEY Gene . . . works at Jamison's . . . “Did you do your German? . . . star of the band . . . “Watch the paint on that fender!” . . . “You rang?” . . . wants to be another Dr. Kildare. JOSEPH J. KRCHNAR Joe . . . drives a fast Ford . . . pretty particular when it comes to clothes . . . girls?—he likes them all . . . hard working . . . seeks a career in the U. S. Air Force. NORMAN E. KRUEGER. Ill Norm . . . Ramon-Spanish prodigy . . . soda jerk . . . can be found working (?) at Weaner Pharmacy . . . lunchroom cut-up . . . love those Columbians . . . “Vat’s a matter you. eh?” . . . promising profession as an in- terior decorator. GRADUATES OF 1964 CARL R. KULP. JR. Buck . . . Texas Ranger with a saddle cramp ... in between words—jokes! . . . Ya’ll ain't joshin’ me are ya? . . . will crash Kansas U. . . . How ’bout that? . . . roller skates with his midget M. G. CHARLES E. KURKJIAN Charlie . . . Spanish dilemma . . . can’t stop playing those drums . . . holds the shotput record—minus two feet! . . . “Well. I guess I’m going to have to duff ya!’’ . . . liberal arts major. BERNADETTE LANDIS Bern . . . interests in dancing and ice skating . . . “What did we have for homework? . . . crazy gym classes . . . talented and talkative . . . continuing with business school. DON C. LANE Don ... a real big-game hunter ... “I forgot my books again! . . . sports minded, as always . . . Do you know what we had for homework last night? WILLIAM H. LACKEY. JR. Bill . . . half a day senior . . . does he always wreck his mother’s car? ... a real man with the girls! . . . Fairfax is the place . . . “Where’s the party? DIANE KATHRYN LAHUTSKY Deedie . . . sanely sensible . . . merits making the Honor Roll . . . one of the few who enjoy studying . . . active in French Club ... off to West Chester State ... to teach others to enjoy learning as she does. ELLEN ANN LATTA Ellen Ann . . . Everyone is mad at me! . . . ardent gum chewer . . . everybody’s taxi . . . “Help! I have five dates this weekend! . . . not a bit of homework . . . after college, it’s back to first grade. HERBERT F. LAWRENCE Jery . . . beach bum at North Hill . . . our yearbook sportsman . . . something different every weekend . . . place, area, doesn’t matter: old Jer fits in anywhere . . . doesn’t seem to occupy a desk in homeroom . . . what next? Indianhead, edited by Rubenstein, kept students abreast of the news. 97 GRADUATES OF 1964 WILLIAM ROBERT LAWRENCE Bill . . . can’t do without his drawing paper . . . can be found at Burton's any time . . . likes the center court . . . whose idea was the eight o'clock bell? . . . potential Olympic shot-putter. CHARLENE E. LAWSON That smile is a permanent fixture . . . ‘‘Don’t you go for it? . . . reading takes up her leisure time . . . The Brain . . . Do you have any gum? . . . always starting something. anne l. legates Annie . . . our Sleepytime Gal . . . Oh. for Pete’s sake! . . . keep those hysterics under control . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . . definitely delightful . . . will she ever stop talking? . . . dabbles in a little bit of everything. VICTOR J. LEWIS Vic . . . eight ball in the side pocket . . . Hope I passed! . . . favorite hobby is cars . . . English is a foreign language . . . Of course I didn’t do my homework. . . . up and coming chemist. NANCY E. LEAMAN The mighty little captain of the cheerleaders . . . Hi team! . . . peppy, petite, and pretty . . . Catch ya later! . . . freckle-faced kid . . . I got new charm! . . . fantastic flirting ability. RICHARD O. LEE Dick . . . intellectually aggressive . . . Hey. that’s suave! . . . down with conformity . . . sometimes a pool hustler ... a party here, a party there ... I can’t go anywhere this Sunday. I have to pretend to work! ROBERT LILLEY Bob ... ask him anything about math ... to find Bob. just look uptown . . . could his future be college? . . . has a knows” for clothes. G. RAY LLOYD Chemistry lab’s number one assistant . . . Go easy on those test tubes, butterfingers! . . . looking forward to Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps. Cover design for Garnet White was drawn by Randy Bowman. 98 NANCY LOUISE McCLINTOCK Quiet? . . . always looking for the pizza truck . . . can’t wait for Sundays to come . . . will charm everyone with her modeling and dancing. KATHARINE CHRISTINE McCOMSEY Chris . . . how’s the chem lab? . . . hopes are at Lebanon . . . active Y.F.C. member . . . bookworm . . . the girl with the horn in “F” ... are you in step yet? . . . Parlez- vous francais? MICHAEL MCCORKLE Speed demon going out—slow coming in . . . obsessed with cars, animals, hunting, boating, and girls—order incorrect! . . . enterprising when interested . . . running 5 5 . . . dance attendance perfect . . . future Acme vice-president. DENNIS E. MCCOWAN Denny . . . known in math analysis as The Computer . . . tops with talking trombone . . . good scout . . . buggy about nature . . . It’s ridiculous! . . . tennis, anyone? . . . continuing in math. MARIE A. LOPER Toni . . . cute with a nice way . . . and who is Squeeze? . . . keeps Smith’s steps warm . . . why is the Air Force your favorite? . . . I.B.M. is her goal. GAIL K. LOUGHEAD Listens while others talk . . . studies in study hall! . . . Let's move! . . . wants to learn voodoo . . . elle parle francais . . . can’t understand those language labs . . . eats soup for breakfast . . . knows how to spell antidisestablishmentarian ism. MARY ANN LUCKOWSKI Mary . . . always ready with an answer . . . Wait a minute! . . . hep with the latest dances . . . outstanding student . . . fun to be with . . . Mary Ann is considering a modeling career. DIANE M. MCCABE Blondie . . . pedestrians beware! ... in chemistry, her jokes are wild! . . . has a state park for a backyard . . . conservative, in most respects . . . what is homeroom for? . . . away to college. TERRANCE McCUTCHEN Terry . . . Yegg” . . . those red socks! . . . science prodigy . . . highest lab breakage fee . . . clicks with Spanish . . . always with a question—and an answer . . . But Mr. Wells. I don’t quite agree! JOHN MCGUIRE Juan . . . great historian . . . has a hep band? . . . Gene Mauch beware! . . . believes in being brusque . . . has a special feeling for J.F.K. . . . Hi ho. Tonto! . . . a future in Spanish. LOUISE E. MCMICHAEL A nutty redhead . . . sincerity with a smile . . . talking is an absolutely uncontrollable habit . . . just look for Louise at Linda’s . . . dancing becomes a favorite pastime. HARRIET A. MCVEIGH True Warrior fan . . . Oh that test was hard! . . . soft hair . . . Get your driver’s license yet. Harriet? . . . lots of school spirit ... a talker . . . patients at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, beware! 99 WALKER MARKS Walker . . . one of the smooth guys . . . nothing but Chevies will do . . . you just can’t beat those sticks . . . Hey. wake up! ... pet of Mr. Sibley. GREGORY WAYNE MARSHALL Greg . . . Veep . . . has a quiet roar . . . “Where’s my guitar?” . . . silver-tongued orator . . . “How ’bout an argument?” . . . our own Gregory Peck . . . hustling harrier ... “I heard ;be toughest cheer for us. fellas!” JUDITH ANN MARTIN Judy . . . likes Shakespeare . . . plays tennis . . . favorite hobby must be talking! . . . wanderer . . . “Oh. but wait!” . . . ambition—to blow up the chem. lab . . . gets way-out ideas ... a lady lawyer. MILLIE MASCIARELLI Millie . . . mad about horses and skating . . . what stone? . . . and that crazy dancing style ... a dull moment just doesn’t have a chance around Millie . . . will keep busy as a bookkeeper. IRENE S. McVEY Renie . . . drawing abstracts during art class . . . how’s your story coming? . . . watch that dancing at Exton . . . “Oh you boob!” . . . quiet and shy? . . . will make an accurate bookkeeper. WILLIAM CHARLES MACK Bill . . . calm and congenial . . . gymnast par excellence . . . wild guitar picker . . . future in quantum mechanics . . . “Son of a gun!” . . . folk music fan . . . “But I took those pictures last week!” . . . hopefully bound for Brown. CAROL MALAVOLTA “Hey. Shrimp!” . . . lightning on the hockey field . . . special interest in Massachusetts ... “I have something to tell you.” . . . Warriors—do or die! . . . career to be medicine . . . certain success. DOROTHY E. MANNING Dotty . . . pert ’n petite . . . crazy about horses . . . memories of summertime and those parties . . . wildest jokes . . . “What did you say?” . . . counting on a nursing career. ROBERT MASON Bob ... he owns a ’51 Ford that really runs . . . just keep packing those Acme bags . . . “The Green Giant” . . . who knows what the future may bring? H. ROSS MASSEY Has a flair for figures in bookkeeping and senior math . . . expounding on that mathematical ability to become an accountant . . how about English?—don’t mention it! WALTER H. MECKLEY. JR. Walt . . . like Tarzan . . . “Who’s undernourished?” . . . avid hunter—lousy shot . . . “But Mr. Wolkenharr. I have a soccer game!” . . . Wacky Walter . . . lifeguard at the “Y” . . . will study engineering. CHARLOTTE MEDLEM Bouncy, Bubbly, Blonde . . . would never miss a Warrior basketball game . . . friendly and cute—a winning com- bination . . . never too talkative . . . preparing to bask in the Florida sun. 100 GRADUATES OF 1964 JOHN H. MEICHT. JR. Johnny . . . navy blue and paisley ties . . . smooth Ivy Leaguer . . . “What?” . . . will he ever find the right girl? ... the Art Center bouncer . . . college, look out! JANICE L. MERRICK The gift of laughter . . . “I didn’t do my shorthand again! . . . everything from music to children . . . “Really? . . . terrific typist . . . not as reserved as appearance indicates . . . concentrating on college. BERNICE D. MILES Bemie . . . The Brain . . . can be found in front of a T.V. ... a thing about British accents . . . “Anyone for golf? . . . off and on dieter . . . traveling to Toronto. EDWIN D. MILLER. JR. Eddie . . . real “Reds ... gas pump jockey . . . English: a foreign language? . . . “Can I go out with your sister? . . . what size is your boat? . . . drives a Scout . . . Army Reserves. HAROLD F. MILLER. JR. Schlafen Sie? . . . keeps the comb companies in business . . . another of the gridiron greats . . . rides shotgun for “Dimples . . . what kind of engineer, railroad? . . . will it be off to New Brunswick? JUDITH K. MILLER Judy ... her specialty is Spanish class . . . “Do you know what? ... a conscientious worker . . . lovely girl . . . practices solving problems now for her psychology career in the near future. RICHARD K. MILLER Richie . . . can be found any place—as long as it’s Smith’s steps . . . never stops crossfiring ... bis special gal is always changing . . . “All that’s good” . . . he’s in another world with his jazz albums. ROYDEN K. MILLER Ken ... a famous member of the shop gang . . . Betty’s? —He's there all the time ... is he really as reckless as they say? Marshall9s moving speech took first in the speaking contest. 101 GRADUATES OF 1964 WILLIAM J. MILLER Bill ... if you’re looking for him. just try Betty’s Ice Cream Parlor ... he really pays attention in Algebra class ... a candidate for the Coast Guard Academy. C. RICHARD MILLS Dick . . . Alice Acme . . . “What homework do you mean?” . . . beach parties are a favorite . . . courageous hunter . . . The Blue Roach . . . we predict a four year stay at Iowa State. JAMES R. MOORE Jim .. . big man on the football field . . . terror on the mats . . . “Champ” . . . “Hey. did you guys do your homework?” . . . everybody’s buddy . . . Penn State and electrical engineering. JOAN MARIE MOORE Sweetest smile ... do you still watch Beany and Cecil? . . . leave that dye alone . . . Maryland on the alert for her . . . after graduation. Joan will join the Wacs. JANE E. MONROE Always a friend you can count on . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . waits patiently for the next retreat . . . in Spanish class she speaks like a native . . . pleasing personality. DOROTHY LYNNE MOORE Dottie ... the working girl at the Thrift Drug ... she can’t be beat in math class ... the sweetest of them all . . . her future plans include four years at West Chester State. DENNIS L. MORGAN Red ... a blast in physics ... he can really throw that javelin . . . “Hey. how do you do this one?” . . . West Chester State fan . . . will major in Physical Education. MEREDITH M. MORROW Murph . . . armed and ready with an aspirin . . . light as a breeze on the dance floor . . . “No kidding?” . . . “Did you study?” . . . hopes she will be college bound. 102 Construction of a new auditorium enlarged our school facilities. CHARLOTTE ANN MOYER Ann . . . anything that resembles a joke . . . she passed her driver’s test? . . . WORK? . . . one of the real helping hands . . . “Have any gum? . . . hard to surpass in B.Y.F. work . . . happy and effervescent. CHRISTINA L. MOYER Tina . . . our sophisticated senior ... all cheer for the Navy . . . “Hey Kiddo!” . . . beauty, brains, and horses . . . member of the “morning” club ... “I don’t agree with that!” . . . just a pillow and Saturday Night at the Movies . . . cheerleader with finesse. MARY LOUISE MULLISON Mary Lou ... if practice makes perfect . . . “Someday” . . . there’s a symphony orchestra in her future . . . quiet- ness and a friendly nature . . . her head in the clouds and her mind on writing poetry. RICHARD L. MUNSON Just a little light-headed . . . number one fan of Union- ville . . . the Alaskan? . . . rosy cheeks . . . animals will benefit from his veterinary skills. JAMES H. MOSTELLER Jim . . . catch a cat nap in German class . . . finds swamp life interesting ... his talents have a chance to show themselves at the bowling alley . . . pursuing foreign languages at Penn State. MELBA JANE MOSTELLER Mel . . . quiet, for five minutes only . . . physics is the bright light in her day . . . drives like a fiend . . . Latin linguist? . . . elementary ed in college . . . warm smile for all . . . telephone is forever busy. JEFFREY G. MOULTON Jeff . . . superior Spanish student? . . . A-l Whitford caddie ... “I got another ‘A’ in commercial art!” . . . the millionaire beggar . . . future touring pro . . . possibilities at Ohio State. DANIEL L. MOWERY Dan . . . invaluable contribution to the shops . . . better known as the “Two Car Kid” . . . “Does anyone have his English done?” . . . always owes money to someone. d J % MaA V - 0 JN m I 1 WILLIAM JON MURPHY Bill . . . almost always in the shops ... a collegiate wardrobe ... he doesn’t usually go for the better things in life . . . seated in a jeep. PAUL B. NELSON Another faithful member of our shop gang . . . “Ab. but Mr. Fad” . . . likes the better things of life . . . owns and drives his own car . . . look for him in a college this fall. SANDRA NESBITT Sandi ... is she ready for gym? . . . always talking . . . “Did you do your bookkeeping?” . . . “Cornin’?” . . . “See ya!” . . . “I’m hungry 1” . . . last one. EDWARD W. NEWSOME Eddie . . . can be found at the Center of Trudy’s . . . the silent type . . . good man behind the wheel ... an eye on the clock . . . plays basketball . . . often goes “uptown.” 103 JAN P. PADEN Speedy . . . great guy . . . “Oh well, you just can’t win them all. . . . conservative . . . sleeps in class when he can . . . “There has to be a simpler way! ... to take up difficult study of law. GEORGE R. PAINTER The original frustrated scholar . . . “Let’s see. her name is------1” • • • known as a fanatic dragster . . . Tommy’s is the place to go . . . after June, a career in the Nwy. GEORGE EDWARD PARR. JR. Ed .. . outdoor man when it comes to hunting and fishing . . . spring sports fan . . . trig is tricky, but nor for him . . . plays a “COOL piano . . . favorite saying: “Penn State, here I come! HENRY R. PATTERSON. Ill Henry. Hank, or Butch . . . able soccer manager . . . “Hey Mr. Serff. we’re out of tape! . . . great golfer with an even greater temper . . . English Leather . . . world’s greatest party goer. JOHN OBERLE Jack . . . likes to ski. when his boat is in the water! . . . “Where am I? . . . ivy-covered walls . . . “What’s my number? . . . can be seen at the Acme ... on the road to business administration. GOKCEN S. ODYAK Gork . . . our A.F.S. addition from Turkey . . . ably assists the varsity soccer team . . . happiest when hum- ming a tunc ... his friendliness is overwhelming . . . from the United States to the University of London. SANDRA J. OTTERSON Sandi . . . bright and cheerful . . . loves that red con- vertible . . . “Of course not! ... all out for math . . . bouncing ponytail . . . she’ll lend her talents to a uni- versity in September. ROBERT COLEMAN OWENS Owens . . . remember that 1950 Mercury . . . can be seen at Hawks or Simpsons . . . big time printer . . . “Do you want to drag? ... set to set type after graduation. NORMA R. PATTERSON Listen for that laugh . . . oooh. math class! ... “I don’t believe it. . . . teacher or nurse? . . . co-operating is a habit . . . anyone for skiing? . . . worries about foreign relations . . . great athlete? . . . “Wait for me! BARRY T. PAXSON Packs ... a member of the shop elite . . . “Got a dime? . . . nobody can top his liking for cars ... on Friday nights you can always find him at Gino’s. JUDITH L. PEARSON Judi . . . senior math class whiz kid . . . “Of course not! . . . have you fallen off your horse lately? . . . eloquent . . . may become the collegiate type. YVONNE PENCE Short on size but there’s no skimping on personality . . . P.O.D. classes could never be forgotten . . . nursing school provides her with an occupation after graduation. GRADUATES OF 1964 MARGOT PENNY Warrior fan to the end . . . drives a black Impala . . . “But I wasn’t talking. Mr. Moore!” . . . keeps the chorus in line . . . “What was that name?” . . . got a Penny anyone? KATHRYN L. PETERS Kathy . . . summers on the boat . . . peppy reporter . . . likes the “blue grass” . . . conscientious dresser . . . “That makes me sick!” . . . ”It s that happy time again!” . . . career in biology. CAROL J. PLANK Carol . . . forever laughing . . . professional procras- tinator . . . “Someday, some way!” . . . always anxious to hear the newest record ... “I don’t know!” . . . hopes to join the typing and filing ranks. ANN LEE PLEASANTON Her ambition is to be a stenographer for the United Nations . . . “Wait a minute!” . . . those hours spent at the beach . . . “What did you learn in P.O.D. ?” . . . an up and coming college student. PATRICIA A. PIGNATARO Pat . . . sparkling new addition to our class . . . crazy on the inside . . . those big brown eyes . . . friendly flirt . . . frizzy at the shore . . . “But I already combed it!” WILLIAM F. PIZII Worm . . . Senior Class Cobler . . . “Boy. I feel tired!” . . . no place like Ocean City . . . has an attraction for sliding glass doors . . . will soon be one of Uncle Sam’s fliers. CEDRIC PORTER Ceddie . . . weekends should be every day . . . con- servative. sharp dresser . . . “Where’s the party?” . . . jazz is the thing . . . looking for a college with a major in girls. SUSAN J. POWERS Susie . . . wild personality . . . “Check this” . . . loves Mr. Gambone . . . “How sweet it is!” . . . possesses a warped sense of humor . . . oh. those retreats! . . . “Hey. smooth!” Arvizu and Caswell sparked co-editorship of our yearbook. 105 GRADUATES OF 1964 LYNN J. PRENDERGAST Jeff ... a sincere and very reliable friend . . . “Guess what?—I got a letter!” . . . and what’s in the future?— “Stephen’s I hope!” BARBARA ANN PRICE Barb ... oh boy. that wild laugh! . . . cute and sweet . . . has a memory of 1962 . . . chosen her future career in a modeling school where she is sure to be a success. ERNEST PURNELL Ernie . . . what happened to football? . . . good with a car motor . . . found Anywhere. U.S.A. . . . keeps his eyes on the cinders . . . Mr. Ed . . . who is the new girl? MARSHA L. PYLE Occupies the nurse’s office . . . soft-spoken girl with a perpetual smile . . . where did you get that Garnet kilt? . . . going to do business with Goldey Beacom. RONALD M. PRIEST Ron . . . fancy footwork on the track cinders and the dance floor . . . what’s the attraction at West Goshen? . . . “I don't want to hear it.” . . . behind the eight ball at Chalk ’N Cue. NEFERTITI VALERIE F. PURCELL Nefra . . . seen frequently at West Chester State . . . sleepiest senior . . . “What did we have for homework?” . . . collects boyfriends from different colleges . . . “Be gentle with my car!” . . . one green eye. NANCY A. PYLE Nance . . . what’s the attraction at Unionville? . . . “Anyone have his bookkeeping done?” . . . loves gym class . . . oh, those bugs again! . . . easy-going ... to become a hairdresser. CATHRYN S. RADICCHI Kitty ... a true friend . . . The Little Grill Girl . . . wishes she’d graduated in 1963 . . . crazy senior lunch table . . . don’t you think she’ll make a good nurse? 106 Innovation—boy cheerleaders! Fry, Bennett, Hurd, Marshall, Spangler VERNON L. REISINGER Sleeps like a true Champion . . . “Which English?’ . . . green eyes . . . the wild blue yonder or the deep blue sea? . . . “When did you do your homework—last night?” DORIS A. REITZ The newcomer from Sellersville . . . excellent sports- woman especially when on skis or holding a tennis racket . . . cute and quiet . . . “Oh great!” . . . “Ocean City, here I come!” . . . kindergarten teacher. ELLEN M. RETTEW Ellen . . . known for her honest outlook . . . accom- plished equestrian . . . those college weekends! . . . sharp seamstress ... she invented a flute lyre ... to play, to sing, and to compose music. LINDA LOU RIDDLE Lu-Lu ... to liven some lucky campus . . . “Whoops!” . . . talk. talk, talk . . . “Heard a joke?” . . . occupies Sally’s jeep . . . “Chickie-boom!” . . . feeds on those “TOM SWIFTIES” ... “I don't know this stuff.” CLARENCE H. RAY Yummy . . . star on the gridiron . . . Pierre . . . frequents any hoagie shop that he can find . . . sleeping in class . . . lives at the Center ... the fighting Marines. RUBY MAE RAY Quiet until you get to know her! . . . can’t wait to hear the latest record . . . can be found on Smith’s steps . . . those letters that are never finished. HAMPTON O. RAYMOND Beetle . . . picks up the yardage for West Chester High ... on the block . . . “Meet me at the twisting place.” . . . first one on the golf course ... to go to I.B.M. school. DENNIS REEDER Denny ... if they called roll at parties, he’d have perfect attendance . . . enjoys all school sports ... a real P.O.D. and English scholar . . . waits only for weekends . . . working toward a college career. TERRY D. RIEGEL Bach. Beethoven. Brahms, and Barber . . . the Wally Westmore of West Chester High . . . Music, music, music! . . . incessant record collecting . . . favorite pastimes: conducting and Indian artifact collecting ... the “Warrior” of W.C.H.S. DAVID M. RILEY Dave . . . can be found at the fire house ... is seldom absent from senior math class . . . likes to go bowling . . . finance and commerce will be his studies at Villanova. HELEN A. RIMEL Pinky . . . appealing personality . . . quite a little bookkeeper . . . sincere Warrior fan . . . squeaky clari- netist . . . perfectionist . . . “Guess what?” . . . con- servative dresser . . . willing to help. JOSEPH TRACY RIVERS Joe . . . favors physics . . . likes the college type . . . always wins an argument . . . don’t mention a Republican . . . “We can’t have ‘archaic’ and eat it too!” . . . frustrated poet . . . aiming for the Little Ivy. 107 JOHN ROLLINS Scholastic type . . . has never missed his bus . . . star of the cross country team . . . “Hey. are you going my way?” . . . “Wormie” . . . will clip at barber school. RICHARD B. ROLLINS Barry . . . camping and hunting enthusiast . . . “Another test like that and 1 11 scream!” . . . conservative and unattached ... “I just can’t stand it any longer!” . . . technical school trainee. DENNIS NORMAN ROTH Silent but smiling . . . exhibits excellence in skating, water skiing, and swimming . . . one eye on homework, the other on the girls ... a thrifty spender of today makes the businessman of tomorrow. EDWARD J. RUBINSTEIN Ed .. . intrepid Indianhead editor . . . found in the press box . . . critic and satirist . . . loses bets on ball games . . . racketeer, often found in the courts (tennis, that is!) . . . a career in journalism. CAROL ROBERTS “What’s the margin for this letter?” ... “I could have sworn my car had a fender when I left home!” . . . contagiously happy . . . always borrowing homework . . . Exton—wow! BARBARA J. ROBINSON Barb . . . uncontrollably talkative ... is she really a safe woman driver? ... no one better with a sewing machine . . . to wear the white cap of a R.N. ERIC WALTER ROHRBACH A real blast with his trumpet . . . wrecks cars for a hobby . . . what is it about copper colored sweaters? . . . once he gets started talking, there’s no stopping him. MARGARET S. ROHRMAYER Peggy . . . enthusiastic and capable . . . Y.F.C. vice- president . . . the girl who has a “Hi!” for all . . . physics is fabulous . . . “Yes. she’s my sister!” . . . carry on. nurse. RICHARD J. RUBY Rich ... a gem . . . stay away from him on the wrestling mat . . . study halls are made a little livelier ... has an interest in the opposite sex. NANCY C. RUSS Oh. Nancy, late again? . . . wide-eyed innocence . . . “I don’t belie-e-eve it!” . . . blonde? . . . that French accent! . . . “What? Explain that again!” . . . N.R. to become R.N. SALLY M. RYAN Moody . . . “Turkey anyone?” . . . knows how to handle her hockey stick . . . how do you turn her off? . . . class nut . . . likes to embarrass . . . only her hair- dresser knows for sure . . . commercial student. FLORENCE B. SANCKEN Flossie ... a real nice girl . . . what keeps her late to class? . . . something about peaches and Westtown . . . muy intelegente en la clase de espanol . . . the prettiest eyes. 108 GRADUATES OF 1964 DAVID SANDHAM Dace . . . allergic to trucks . . . champion of the Repub- lican Cause . . . “I’m depressed” . . . 44All right!' . . . hankering for a hootenanny . . . “Hello, hi!” . . . wild about Penn State. FLOANN E. SANDOE She's busy on Sundays . . . makes the best of each moment . . . can be found in Exton ... it seems as if she’s addicted to laughing gas . . . good times in Wild- wood. PAUL A. SCHROEDER Frankenstein in a chemistry lab . . . excellent humor artist . . . mild non-conformist . . . writing compositions or daydreaming. Paul? . . . would rather walk than ride the bus . . . “Oh well!” ... art education. JUDITH ANN SCHUCK Schuck-o . . . one of the three musketeers . . . “Now wait a minute!” . . . talkative eyes . . . mixes and mingles with her own crowd ... do blondes really have more fun? . . . college ahead. ALAN C. SCHLIMME At . . . agile weight lifter . . . puts his best foot forward at 2:30 . . . adds his bass to the music of chorus . . . fanatic flirt . . . “Forget it!” . . . what college will have him? PATRICIA A. SCHOTT Pat . . . Speak up. Pat. we can’t hear you! . . . the little one with the little voice . . . late again?! . . . sunny disposition . . . star-gazer . . . psychiatrist at her best. JOHN L. SEENEY What a strange character! ... a darn hard worker— really goes to it . . . tough man in gym class . . . excep- tionally quiet but still very friendly to those around him. JOHN SHAFFER John . . . new student to West Chester this year . . . math does not appeal to him . . . music giving him trouble too? . . . favorite sport is bowling . . . wants to teach music after attending West Chester State. Dinner Dance added final touch of elegance to the year of 1964. 109 GRADUATES OF 1964 BONNIE JO SHANK Surrounds her friends with smiles . . . loves those gym classes ... a little one with “high hopes” ... a natural born traveler . . . “What’s new?” ... a secretarial career after graduation. M. SHARON SHUR Sharon . . . estudiante de espanol . . . “Oh. what should I do?” ... has a perpetual smile ... the girl with the big problems . . . what, another head-shrinker? . . . modest about her good grades. E. JOANNE SMITH Smitty . . . quiet sometimes, but watch out! ... by far the greatest mathematician . . . “No big thing! . . . adores doing homework.7 . . . aiming for a diploma from Penn State. HOWARD W. SMITH. JR. Howte ... a nationally known nice guy . . . reliable . . English accent? . . . “Volleyball, anyone? . . . watches the time . . . always a ride . . . Jose Jimenez fan ... to become West Chester’s greatest architect. DIANNE M. SKINTER Love those freckles! . . . “But I don’t understand! . . . happy homeward hiker . . . co-operation is appreciated . . . hands in perpetual expression . . . “Yes. my hair is REALLY blonde!’ ’. . . West Chester State's gain JOANN PATRICIA SKRUPSKI Jo . . . new member of the senior class . . . pleasant personality . . . easily lost . . . “Where’s my next class? . . . “Back in Ridley Park West Chester State for elementary education. LAWRENCE R. SMITH Larry . . . “Plum” . . . dances at the Star Social with the Splendors . . . outstanding in basketball and baseball . . . found on the West End . . . college or a career in the Air Force? NANCY G. SMITH Nancer . . . one of the three musketeers . . . “Now listen here! . . . has an answer for everything . . . how’s that two-toned hair? ... a twinkle in her eye . . . and what a laugh . . . cosmotology. June 4th brought graduation and an end to senior escapades. 110 JOHN H. SPANGLER Harry the Head . . . jazz conformist . . . button-down collars unbuttoned . . . great singer? . . . tries to run cross country . . . West Chester’s first cheerleader . . . one of the German boys ... a Hamilton prospect. CHARLES R. SPAZ1ANI Dodo . . . bad case of nerves . . . “Keep it cool. Bird!” . . . how about pool? . . . seldom misses a party . . . goes for Ocean City . . . great for a joke . . . Penn State. PATRICIA R. SPAZIANI Pat . . . thinking makes her laugh . . . “I’m exhausted! ... no one knows what color comes next ... a glimpse of the future—Pat the beautician. SUSAN M. SPELLMAN Susie . . . renowned for her sparkling green eyes and curly hair . . . “Where shall we go tonight? . . . has trouble keeping French and Spanish separated . . . off to Miami . . . real boost to the cheerleaders. PATRICIA A. SMITH Pat . . . terribly talkative . . . just because you have a car doesn’t mean you can’t come to school . . . book- keeping?—never! ... in the business education field . . . aspirations as a hairdresser. KENNETH E. SORENSEN Ken . . . the gym is a second home ... as light as a lighthouse . . . connoisseur of corny jokes . . . oh. that English class ... he thinks the guitar is the greatest. NICOLETTE A. SOSNICK Nicki . . . “Surely you jest! . . . you’d think she lived in Phoenixville . . . “Mr. Gambone. do you know what we did in English today? . . . hasn’t seen quite enough of the world yet! ROBERT B. SPADONI Bob . . . shines in soccer . . . habla Espanol muy bien! . . . our “Speed-o . . . one of Bernard’s boys . . . travels in his dad’s Olds . . . leads the Spanish Club . . . will join the teaching profession. ANA L. STABLE Willing to listen to all her friends . . . worried about the suffering country . . . very impatient . . . likes to analyze people . . . hates lies and insincerity . . . am- bition: secretary. JUNE E. STAFFORD June ... in biology—oh. that swamp! . . . “Uh-huh . . . hep on history . . . “How do you spell it? . . . loves to babysit . . . fairly reserved, but energetic and creative . . . Que sera sera. LAURA F. STANCATO Keeps an eye on the calendar . . . Latin scholar? . . . “I can’t see that far! . . . bubbling over . . . adds pep and charm to the cheerleading squad . . . there’s more at Saint Andrew’s than saints! CAROLYN LETITIA STEELE Tootsie . . . always on Smith's steps . . . “Oh. Hacky . . . has an answer for everything . . . that loud, crazy laugh . . . I.B.M. after June. SUSANNA L. SWEET Sue . . . French IV—tres bien . . . has fun with football, babysitting, and no weekend homework . . . needs a wagon to carry that huge pile of books . . . “Oh no. not another geography test!” VIRGINIA SWINEHART Ginger . . . long blonde hair and large blue eyes . . . constant weight watcher . . . bright smile backed up by a bubbling laugh . . . delightful dancer . . . “Whose got my car keys?” . . . hopes to become the best of beauticians. NORMA SYLVESTER “Was that a stop sign back there?” . . . feet planted firmly in the clouds . . . “So what’s new?” ... can never seem to make it from the hall into the classroom . . . “Help!” . . . the giggler. DOROTHY ELLA TAYLOR Dottie . . . earnest equestrian . . . will the gym class never end? . . . “Sugar” . . . “Wha-a-at?” . . . usually quiet, except when she is behind a typewriter . . . and shorthand is no exception to the rule. I 12 PATRICIA L. STELLABOTT Pat—or is it Stellaf . . . crazy about music and dancing . . . “What French?” . . . passion for sweaters . . . “Oh. all right!” . . . “That's swift!” . . . working back to second grade at West Chester State. JUDITH L. STEURER Judy . . . triple alliance . . . drives a speedy, red Volks- wagon . . . “Is that right?” . . . speaks French with a Spanish accent . . . “I'm very happy today” . . . sincere friend and confidant ... “I don’t understand this.” LEE B. STEVENSON Curly . . . “Don't worry about it!” . . . Mr. Stahl's 145 pound gem . . . eager outdoors man and a good hunter . . . Oh no. more homework?” . . . always trying to earn some money. PATRICIA ANN STORMS Pat ... up and coming Spanish scholar . . . quiet with a winning smile . . . history whiz, math fizz . . . both feet planted firmly in the clouds . . . one of our future teachers. EUGENE TAYLOR Gene . . . plays drums in a cool combo ... a clique of one . . . wrestler? . . . “Not saying!” . . . biology class is a picnic . . . will really hate to leave school . . . Southern Methodist. ELIZABETH J. THOMAS Liza . . . always smiling . . . goes for biology . . . swimming in that cold water? . . . Freud fiend . . . Frizzy Lizzie . . . flower lover . . . spends her spare time folding paper . . . “Oh. it was a riot!” SUSAN C. THOMAS Sue . . . “TSKI” . . . keyhole peeper . . . how many dates? . . . smile. Sue! ... so organized . . . “How do I get there?” ... oh that laugh . . . always in a little red wagon. JOHN M. THOMPSON. Ill Johnny . small, but powerful ... 120 pound Ches- Mont wrestling champ . . . flash on the gridiron . . . “Did you do your homework?” ... off to prep school. GRADUATES OF 1964 SAMUEL J. THOMPSON Sam . . . friend of the cinders and cross country course . . . “What homework?” . . . weekend Warrior . . . always an answer . . . “Hey. girls!” . . . technical school in the fall. WILLIAM H. THOMSON. JR. Bill ... see him in chorus . . . boy with the “Hi!” . . . keeps up his average . . . “What an English class!” . . . thinks the seniors of '64 arc the greatest . . . never a more congenial guy. VIRGINIA S. TILL Ginny . . . kind of quiet, but makes a lot of friends . . . “Have you seen Barb?” . . . armed with aspirin and thermometer, she will become a nurse. DOLORES TINDER Get out of her way when she’s on skates . . . keep an eye on her eyes ... if you search well enough, you will discover her at the bowling lanes . . . headed for hair- dressing. JOHN J. TODOR John . . . math wizard . . . thinks that football is the greatest . . . “Steam Roller” . . . does many impersona- tions—especially J.F.K. . . . “Here. I’ll do it!” . . . hopes in Drexel and engineering. JOANNE TOOMEY Listen for that echoing laughter . . . corny jokes! . . . trouble never looks the other way . . . “Help!” . . . swimming parties could never be dull . . . has many friends who think highly of her. JAMES A. TRACY Jim . . . drives a “brand new” 1950 Chevy . . . watch for his footwork on the soccer field . . . hamburger flipper at the Drive-in . . . model airplane enthusiast . . . Aerospace engineer. DARTH E. TURNER “Weasel” . . . the Aristocrat of the senior high . . . “Would you mind explaining that?” . . . terror on the typewriter . . . “Tarzan Turner” . . . “Oh my gosh!” . . . “Keep your cotton-pickin' hands off my head!” . . . aspiring mad scientist. Our final praises sung, we will remember West Chester High. 113 GRADUATES OF 1964 J. STEPHEN TUTOR Steve . . . makes the grade in history ... big man behind the soda fountain . . . oh. that co-ordinated foot action . . . headed for a college campus. PATRICIA A. VALENTINE Pat . . . bouncing personality . . . “No! I don’t bleach it!” . . . tennis pro and a good gymnast . . . “Oh. really?” . . . joining the Purple and Gold at West Chester State. ERIC R. VEIT Blows a mean trumpet . . . “Did you do your science?” . . . never on time for any class . . . can’t wait until the 2:30 bell . . . such wild P.O.D. classes . . . Navy man. JUDY A. VESER Little Veser . . . eager beaver where sports are concerned . . always friendly and smiling . . . co-captain of the hockey team . . . oooh! those bus rides . . . “Are you serious?” . . . certain success in the phys. ed. department. ANNA L. VALENTINO Athletic skills aid our hockey team ... a friendly smile and a personality to match . . . “Guess what?” . . . never misses a good time . . . hairdressing in the future. JOHN R. VALENTINO He’s known as one of Charlie's boys . . . “Does anyone need any parts?” . . . what a car! . . . employment at the A P . . . will be remembered as the “nice guy.” PRISCILLA A. WALLACE Pat . . . memories of those band buses! . . . how’s trig coming? . . . flutist with the mostest ... all out for math and music . . how does she see over the steering wheel? ... on to West Chester State. ROBERT L. WALLACE Bob . . . good driver . . . does he ever stop eating? . . . never gets in trouble? . . . going to be a good farmer, drives a tractor like a pro . . . “What to do on Friday nights?” I 14 JOYCE E. WEAVER Weekends? wonderful . . . keeps her eye on that cer- tain guy . . . quiet and friendly by nature . . . Joyce is to wear the white cap of a registered nurse. DIANNE WETHERBY Birdie . . . “And all that kinda stuffI” . . . treasures that weekend at Ocean City . . . “What a chunk and a half!” . . . frazzling health class ratio . . . sticks close to the Warriors . . . future researcher . . . “Guten Tag!” DOUGLAS BOND WHEELER Doug . . . well known to all sports fans . . . the star on our cross country team . . . serious guy with a real purpose in mind ... to major in music at West Chester State. BEVERLY CAROL WHITE Quiet! . . . artist on paper and on horseback . . . enjoys English . . . “That breaks me up!” . . . Hootenanny fan . . . frequents Dorn’s Deli . . . plans to make home economics her career. EDWARD JOHN WALLWORK Spider . . . found at all the Warrior games . . . “Whose car are we going in?” ... oh my. those gym classes . . . the friendly type . . . speedster on the cinders. JAMES W. WALSH Jim . . . moves with Bernard's boys . . . loves to travel . . . master of history with a Spanish problem . . . baseball and football enthusiast . . . pool great? . . . will continue his schooling at West Chester State. MARJORIE J. WARMKESSEL Midge . . . sincerely yours . . . fun to be with . . . Latin scholar? . . . “You know . . . seeking a career in college . . . intent on becoming a friend to all. SUSAN WARNE Sue . . . adventurous . . . “Definitely, for sure!” . . . never a dull minute . . . the friendly type! . . . triumph? . . . looking forward to September . . . chauffeur . . . Friday nights at the “Bird.” DIANE LEE WHITE Pet peeve: the world ... all out for horseback riding, gymnastics, and BOYS! . . . pleasant and easy-going . . . favorite colors are garnet and white . . . clock- watcher from way back . . . future for Diane at Penn State. JANET THERESA WHITING Jan . . . superb pianist . . . babbling brunette . . . unique personality and brains to match . . . “Oh no!” . . . Sour Seventeen Club . . . no. not chopsticks! . . . can get a degree in anything she may try. CONSTANCE R. WIDEN Connie . . . often found at the shore . . . quietly col- legiate . . . tall, pretty blonde . . . what’s the red spot on your eye? . . . she’ll attend college in the near future. THOMAS D. WILLENBROCK Tom . . . seen in the “Ghost” . . . the class clown . . . “I eat that up!” . . . “Brock” spends his school days in the shop . . . never at home . . . California, here he comes. I I CYRUS E. WILLIAMS Sickle . . . backbone of the soccer team . . . loves, to party ... the field day hero . . . “Captain Oats” . . . joining the ranks of the Marines. DENIS MARTIN WILLIAMSON Smart Boy . . . individualist and perfectionist . . . keeps away from large crowds ... a prodigy of Mr. Lear . . . an avid go-kart fan . . . famous for his sense of humor . . . future in commercial art. EMILY JEAN WILLIAMSON Emily, Jean or Emily Jean? . . . what a driver! . . . Ocean City . . . “Hey. Beaver!” . . . “Yeah. I flunked that one” . . . tries to understand the younger set . . . future in teaching others something. JUDITH ANN WILSON Judy . . . always ready with a smile . . . “Hi there!” . . . knees cast in plaster . . . great loss to the cheerleading squad . . . “Hey kid!” . . . brilliance with a brush. ELIZABETH A. WOODROW Beth . . . “Hi there!” . . . hockey player as well as an excellent gymnast ... all her As in Latin? . . . “What shall we do?” . . . where are her glasses? . . . quite a personality . . . Ursinus. JOHN DAVID WOODWARD Porky ... if you can't find him in the shop then he is probably at the Y.M.C.A. . . . easy-going guy ... on his way to a career with a saw and hammer. GATCHELL L. WORK Larry . . . found at Work’s market . . . passing the speed limit?—never . . . bookkeeping comes easy . . . dances, dances, dances! . . . Mr. Sandman in the classroom . . . professional businessman. MARJORIE L. WYMAN Marge . . . energetic, creative, and conscientious . . . always amiable . . . A-l artist . . . tremendous typist and master mathematician . . . swinging soprano . . . mysterious middle initial . . . “Oh my gosh!” . . future in fashion. HENRY R. WINNING Hank . . . “Smile, you’re on Candid Camera!” ... no problems in Problems of Democracy . . . pressman for the Garnet and White . . . “Winning” smile . . . “Take me back to Hawaii!” SHIRLEY ANN WOOD Woodie . . . another Betsy Ross when she has her sewing needle . . . airplanes . . . “Get it. kid!” . . . Beverly’s Ace . . . she’s seldom found at the center. ROBERT P. WOODMAN Woody . . . mechanical engineer . . . gets a little hoarse during basketball season . . . “Oh no!” . . . found at Bartram’s market . . . hoping to be in Drexel for the class of 1968. HAROLD H. WINGERD. JR. Wing Ding . . . likes parties, but gets lost trying to find them . . . wants to be a bachelor . . . “It’s beautiful” . . . floors the teachers with his absurd ideas . . . “Who’s that?” . . . Harold Wingerd. M.D. GRADUATES OF 1964 STEVEN R. YARNALL Steve . . . prospective Picasso ... all around honor student . . . “You know what I mean?” . . . color T.V.— wow! ... if he can stop suffering from mental blocks, it's off to the Museum School for commercial art. SUSAN C. YEAGER Sue . . . radiates sunshine with her frequent smiles . . . no stopping this reckless driver! . . . good dancer from way back . . . eating?—all the time . . . member of the homeroom six . . . desires to be a competent nurse. BETSY E. ZUG Future in a library . . . member of the homeroom clan . . . “How ’bout that?” . . . German is the greatest? . . . “You should see it!” . . . Goshen Dairy Bar holds special memories . . . sweet, sane and sensible. LYNN VAUGHN ZIEGLER Zig . . . the “end” when it comes to football . . . exacting clock-watcher in P.O.D. . . . always wishing for more homework? . . . “Good Time Charlie” . . . happy- go-lucky . . . attracted to the Air Force. FRANK BARNARD ZOOK Kooz . . . smashes cars for a hobby . . . sprint man . . . active in Hi-Y . . . headed for Lafayette as a history major . . . “That’s the way the Zookie crumbles!” THOSE WHO WILL ALSO GRADUATE WITH THE CLASS BELL. JOHN WATTS BENNETT. DAVID R.. Ill CATTANO. ANNE MARIE CLARKE. PALMER THOMAS DRAPER. RICHARD C. HUSS. GARY S. JENKINS. STEPHEN PETRELLA. JEAN SEESE. JAMES C. JR. SPAZANI. JOSEPH I 17 Senior Class Activities SUSAN HALL ABERNETHY — Band 10. 11. 12: French Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 12. REILEY S. AIRMAN—Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Football 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. ALLEN W. AINGE—Intr. Archery 10; Intr. Weight- lifting 12: Track 11. MIGUEL E. ALFARO—Spanish Club 11. 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Varsity Soccer 10. 11, 12; Track 10: Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. LAUREN M. ALGIER—Girls’ Chorus 12: Honor Roll Pin 10: Spanish Club 12. MELVYN R. ALLEN—Indianhead 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Vectors 12: Intr. Basketball 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 12: Intr. Football 10; Baseball 10, 11. VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE ANDES—Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Honors Banquet 11: French Club 12: Debating Club 12. KAREN E. ANTHONY—Student Organization 11. 12: Carnet and White 11. 12: Indianhead 10. 11. Feature Ed. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10. 11: French Club 12, Secretary 11. LYNNE K. ARNER—Indianhead 1 1 : Goldey Beacom Spelling Contest First Place 1 1 : Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : Basketball Manager 10: Assistant Class Treasurer 12. DANIEL E. ARVIZU—Student Organization 10. 11: Garnet and White Sports Ed. 11. Co-Editor 12: Intr. Soccer 10. 11, 12; Soccer 10: Wrestling 10. 11: Varsity Club 11. SUSAN PAGE ATKINS—Honor Roll Pin 10: Hockev 10. DAVID N. BAILEY—Future Farmers 11. 12. DONALD P. BAILEY—Band 10, 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12: Future Teachers 12: Intr. Foot- ball 10: Intr. Soccer 10. 11: Baseball 10. Varsitv 11. CATHERINE M. BAIRD—Honor Roll Pin 11: French Club II: Spanish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. JEANNE L. BAKER—Assistant Class Treasurer 10. 11. STEVEN BALINT—Band 10. 11: Golf II. JAMES J. BALTZ—Intr. Indoor Track 12: Gymnastics 10. 11. 12: Varsity Football 12: Track 11. 12. ROBERTA ANN BARDAY—French Club 11. SARAH L. BATTAN—Student Organization 10. 11. 1 2: French Club 1 1. GLORIA MARIE BEACHEM—Library Aide 10; Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Hockey 10. 11. 12: Intr. Soccer 10, 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Hockey Manager 12: Basketball Manager 10. 11. 12. BRUCE BEANS—Band 10. CAROL ANN BEECHER—Indianhead II. JOHN WATTS BELL — Student Organization 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10. 12: Intr. Indoor Soccer 10, 11: Intr. Football 11: Gym Club 10: Track 10. 11: CrossCountry 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10. Varsity 11: A.F.S. Committee 1 1. MARGARET J. BELL—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12; Play Cast 11: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Spanish Club 12: Library Aide 10. 11. 12. KAREN D. BENDA—Student Organization 10. 12: Band 10. 11. 12: French Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 11. 12. Vice-President 12. BRUCE IRA BENNETT—Baseball 10. J. DAVID BENNETT — Student Organization 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 11. 12: Intr. Football 11: Varsity Track 11; Cross Country 1 2: Varsity Club 11. 12. MARC BENSON—Band 10. 11. 12: Orchestra 10. II. 12; Debating Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 11. 12. WOODIS LYNN BENT—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 1 2: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10. 11: German Club 12: French Club 11, 12: Vectors 12: Tennis 10. 11: Basketball 11. Varsity 12. DAVID J. BERKES—Spanish Club 12: Intr. Football 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 12: Basketball 10. Varsitv 11. 12; Varsity Baseball 10. 11: Varsity Club 12. DARREL J. BIETZ—Band 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10, II: Honors Banquet 11; Wrestling 10. STEPHEN JAMES BISHOP—Boys’ Chorus 10. 11 Mixed Chorus 10. 11. CAROL L. BLEECHER—Student Organization 10. 11. 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Play Cast 10. 11: Honor Roll Pin 10: Spanish Club 11. 12. KAREN M. BOGGS—Intr. Volleyball 10: Intr. Basket- ball 10. 11. CHRISTINE L. BOHANNON — Student Organization 11. 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11. D. PAGE BOOKMYER—Spanish Club 12: Nurse’s Aide 10, 11, 12. RANDALL G. BOWMAN—Daily Local News Ad First Prize 1 1. SUSAN I. BOYD—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Plav Cast 11; German Club 12: French Club 12: Debating Club 12. CLAUDINE L. BOYER—Intr. Basketball II. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Hockey 11: Intr. Soccer 11: Basketball 11. NANCY BOYER—Intr. Volleyball 10: Intr. Basketball 10. KITSON BROADBELT—Intr. Football 10. 11; Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Var sity Baseball 10. 11. ROBERT BRONSON—Future Farmers 10. 11. 12: F.F.A. Award Banquet. JOAN A. BROWN—Indianhead 11. KATHRYN C. BROWN—Nurse’s Aide 10: Intr. Bas ketball 10: Intr. Badminton 10: Science Fair Winner 10: A.F.S. Committee 12. MORRIS T. BROWN—Student Organization 10. 11. 12: Sock and Buskin Club 10: Garnet and White 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 12: Spanish Club 12: Vectors 12: Intr. Football 10: Track 10: Wrestling 10. RICHARD G. BROWN—Football 10: Varsity Baseball 10. 11. 12. SANDRA L. BROWN—Future Nurses 10. JOAN M. BRUNO—Sock and Buskin Club 11. PAUL J. BRUNO—Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12: Foot- ball 10: Baseball 10. Varsity 12. ROBERT K. BRUNO—Student Organization 12: As- sistant Class Treasurer 10. ROBERT W. BRYAN—Football 10. Varsity 12: Track 1 1. JUDITH A. BURNETT—Intr. Basketball 10. II: Gym Club 1 1. STEPHEN H. BYERS—Student Organization I 1 : Band 10. 11. 12: Booster Club 10. DANNY CAIN—Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11. 12: Play Cast 10: Bovs’ Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Mikado 11. HARRY CAIN—Intr. Bowling 11: Intr. Baseball 10. 11. 12. I 18 Senior Class Activities CHARLES CALDERONE—Intr. Football 10: Baseball 10. F. PETER CALLAHAN—Mixed Chorus 1 1. MURRAY F. CAMPBELL—Boys’ Speaking Contest 1 1 : Sock and Buskin 11. 12; Indianhead 10. 11. 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: French Club 11; W.C.H.S. on the Air 11. 12: Intr. Football 1 1 : Intr. Soccer 1 1 : Merit Scholarship Semi finalist; National Science Foundation Summer Science Institute 11. NORMAN D. CARLSON—Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; German Club 12; Vectors 12; Intr. Football 11; Intr. Basketball 10: National Summer Science Founda- tion Institute 11. BONNIE EILEEN CARR—Indianhead 11; Band 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 12. PAMELA J. CARR—Spanish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. SUZANNE L. CARSON—Student Organization 10: Girls’ Chorus 10: Intr. Basketball 10. 11; Booster Club 10. JAMES S. CASSANO—Student Organization 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Boys’ Chorus 10. 11; District Chorus 12; Mikado 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. LINDA DARLENE CASWELL—Garnet and White 11. Co-Editor 12: Student Organization 10. 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12; Play Cast 10. II: Girls’ Chorus 11: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11: Honors Banquet 11; Secretary of Future Teachers 11. 12; Spanish Club 12; Basketball 10: Handbook Revision Committee 1 1 ; Assistant Class Treasurer 12; A.F.S. Committee 12; Keystone Girls' State Representative 11. WESLEY E. CHALKER. JR.—Football 12. WILLIAM H. CHAMBERLIN—Varsity Basketball 12. Baseball 10. Varsity 11. 12; Cross Country 12. ELLEN L. CHERRY—Band 10. 11. 12: District Band 11; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Nurse’s Aide 11. 12: Future Nurses 10: Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Bad- minton 10. CHIQUITA ANN CLARK—Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Spanish Club 12: Library Aide 10. 11. PATRICIA LEBARON CLARK—Indianhead II: Li- brary Aide 10. JANET RILEY CLAY—Indianhead 1 1 : Goldey Beacom Spelling Contest Winner 11: Honor Roll Pin 11. SUSAN L CLOMPUS—Sock and Buskin Club 12: Band 11. 12: Modern Dance Club 12: Hockey 10. H. ANDREW CLOSE—Student Organization 10: Band 11: Gym Club 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10: CrossCountry 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12. BETTY VERLAYNE COOK — Student Organization 1 1 : Sock and Buskin Club 1 1 ; Girls’ Chorus 1 1 : Spanish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. MARCIA ELIZABETH CORNELL—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Band 10; Intr. Archery 11: Modern Dance Club 1 2. CHERYLE COTTER—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12. Garnet and White 1 1 : Library Aide 10. MARTHA E. COUSINS—Sock and Buskin Club 1 1 : Girls’ Chorus 11: Mixed Chorus 12: Honor Roll Pin 11; French Club 11; Spanish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. NANCY LEE COUSINS — Indianhead II: Future Teachers 12. NANCY SUE COX—Indianhead 11. MITCHELL G. CRANE—Garnet and White 11. 12: Future Teachers 11. 12: A.F.S. Committee 12. SUSAN E. CREE—Garnet and White 11, 12: Essav Contest First Place 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11; German Club 12: French Club 1 1 : Library Aide 10. 11; Intr. Soccer 1 1 : Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 12. CAROL A. CRESCENTINI—French Club 10. II. 12: Gym Club 12: Modern Dance 12; Cheerleader 10. II : Tennis 10. 11: Hockey 10. Varsity 11. 12. PRISCILLA V. CRIDDLE—Sock and Buskin Club 12. Varsity Hockey 1 2. LORMA A. CROW—Garnet and White 11, 12: Band 10. 11. 12: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: District Chorus 12; Regional Chorus 12; Mikado 11: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10: German Club 1 2 : Vectors 1 2. SUZANNE CUESTA—Future Homemakers 12: Intr. Basketball 11. 12: Gym Club 1 1. MICHAEL R. CUNNINGHAM—Student Organization 12. CHARLES R. DANNENBERG — Spanish Club 12: Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 12: Soccer 11. Varsity 12: Varsity Tennis 10, 11. JAMES J. DARR—Student Organization 12: Indian head 11. 12: Essay Contest Second Place 11: Honor Roll Pin 11; German Club 12: Vectors 12: Intr. Basketball 12: Cross Country 12: Merit Scholarship Finalist. BEVERLY ANN DAVIS—Girls' Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Library Aide 12: Future Homemakers 12. WALTER E. DARLINGTON—Basketball 1 I : Track 10. 11, 12: Cross Country 10, 11. 12. DAVID C. DILL—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Plav Cast 11; Band 10. 11. 12: Dance Band 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Football 10: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. NELDA JANE DAVIS—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Play Cast 10: Honor Roll Pin 10: Honors Ban- quet 11; Spanish Club 11. Vice-President 12: Vectors 12; Majorettes 10. 11. Captain 12. JOAN WINELAND DeSHONG—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 12; Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : Majorettes 10. 11. Drum Majorette 1 2. BILLY J. DlBONAVENTURA—Soccer 10. 11. VICTORIA LEORA DlBONAVENTURA — Girls' Speaking Contest Second Place 1 1 : Hockey 1 I : Bas- ketball 10: Softball 10. LOIS A. DIVINE—Sock and Buskin Club 12: French Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 12. DIANA LOUISE DOOLEY—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12; Garnet and White 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Spanish Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 11; Cheerleader 11. Varsity 12. PERCY EDWARD DORSEY—Garnet and White II. 12: Basketball 10. Varsity 11. Co-Captain 12: Var- sity Club 11. 12. JOAN E. DOUGHTEN—Indianhead 1 1 : Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11; Library Aide 10: Goldey Beacom Spelling Award. FRANKLIN A. DUPREE—Band 10: Boys’ Chorus 10. 11. 12; Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12. GEORGE H. DURFEE—Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : Track 10. 1 1. I 19 Senior Class Activities PHILIP EATOUGH—Intr. Indoor Soccer I 1 : Football 10, 11. Varsity 12; Wrestling 11. 12: Varsity Club 11. 12. MARIANN EAVENSON—Intr. Bowling 10: Science Fair Winner 10. GAIL ANNE ECKMAN—Student Organization 10. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10; German Club 12: French Club 11. 12. DAVID EDWARDS—Stage Crew 11; Band 10. 11: French Club 10. 11; Soccer 10. 11. Varsity 12. MARY ELIZABETH ERB—Future Nurses Treasurer 12. KRYSTAL ERWIN—Student Organization 10; Span- ish Club 1 2. PATRICIA L. ERWIN—Spanish Club 12: Honor Roll Pin 10; Intr. Bowling 10. 11. J. LAURENCE ETHERTON — Student Organization 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Soccer 10. 11; Intr. Football 10. 11: Track 11. 12: Cross Country 11. 12. LOUIS W. FERDICK—Intr. Basketball 1 1 : Intr. Vol- leyball 11. EARLENE FINNEY—Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12: Intr. Soccer 10. JANE A. FITZGERALD—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Girls' Chorus 10: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: French Club 11. 12. LYNN FOX—Tennis 10: Hockey 10. JOHN C. FRY—Student Organization 11. President 12: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11: Honors Banquet 10, 11: Cheerleader 12; Baseball 10. 11: Cross Country 12: Wrestling 10. Varsity 11. 12: Exchange Club Bov- of-the-Month 1 2. RAYMOND W. FRYBERGER—Wrestling 10. 11. 12. CAROL M. FRANK—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Girls’ Chorus 12: French Club 12. WALTER J. FRANKLIN—Intr. Football 10: Intr. Volleyball 10: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12: Track II. SHARYN FUNDERWHITE—Student Organization 12: Indianhead 12; Band 12; Spanish Club Treasurer 12: Modern Dance 1 2. ROBERT C. GALLAGHER—Indianhead 11: Intr. Soc cer 11; Baseball 1 1. LAURA SUSAN GARDNER—Sock and Buskin Club 1 2: Girls’ Chorus 10. ROBERT J. GENTILE—Intr. Soccer 1 1 : Intr. Football 11: Intr. Basketball 11. 12: Varsity Wrestling 10. MARK GERASIM—Football 10. DENNIS E. GILLESPIE—Band 10: Intr. Football 10. II. 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Soccer 10. 11. 12: Football Manager 10. RHODA P. GLASCO—Band 10. 11. 12: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Future Teachers 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Intr. Badminton 10. 11. SANDRA JEAN GLASSBERG—Spanish Club 12: Fu- ture Nurses 10. 11, Secretary 12. RUTH GLENNON—Honor Roll Pin 10. JEAN GLISSON—Booster Club 10. NORMAN L. GOMMOLL—Basketball 10. Varsity 11. 1 2: Varsity Club 11. 12. DONALD N. GOSLIN—Library Aide 10. 11. 12: Intr. Soccer 1 1. BONITA LEA GRAHAM—Band 10. 11. 12: Orches- tra 10. 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Spanish Club 12; Dance Band 10. 11. 12. M. LINDA GREEN—Sock and Buskin Club 12: Garnet and White 11: Honor Roll Pin 10: Spanish Club 12: Intr. Badminton 10: Intr. Archery 10: Intr. Ping- Pong 11: Gym Club 10. JUDITH M. GREGG—Student Organiation 12: As- sistant Class Treasurer 10: Girls' Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Spanish Club 12; French Club 11. President 12: Color Guard 11. Captain 12. MARSHALL G. GREGORY—Student Organization 10: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Football 10. 11: Bas- ketball 10; Track 10: CrossCountry 11. ROBERT S. GUSS—Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Football 10. 11. HELEN JANE GUTHRIE—Indianhead 1 1 : Orchestra 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. KAREN L. HACKMAN—Assistant Class Treasurer 12: Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Spanish Club 12; Future Nurses 11. MICHAEL R. HAINES—Student Organization 10: Band 10. 11: Orchestra 10: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10; Varsity Football 10, 11. 12: Track 10. 11; Wrestling 11. 12: Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. WILLIAM H. HALDEMAN—Intr. Baseball 10: Intr. Football 10. CAROL H. HAMILTON—Mixed Chorus 12: Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Gym Club 11. BARRY S. HARSHBARGER—Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. L. KENNETH HASH—Band 10. 11. 12: Basketball 11. 12: Baseball 11. JAMES R. HART—Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Intr. Foot ball 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. JOHN THOMAS HARVEY—Band 10. 11: Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : French Club Vice-President 1 1 ; Vectors 12; Intr. Football 11; A.F.S. Committee 12. JUNE E. HEEBNER—Sock and Buskin 10. 11. 12: Play Cast 10: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Library Aide 10. 11. CYNTHIA V. HENRY—Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12: Play Cast 11; Intr. Basketball 11; Intr. Ping- pong 11: Intr. Lacrosse 11; Cheerleader 12: Hockev 10. Varsity 11. 12: Gym Club 10. 11. 12. SUZANNE HERR—Student Organization 10: Indian- head 1 0. DENNIS G. HETHERINGTON—Student Organization 10; Baseball 10. EILEEN M. HETTEL—Girls’ Speaking Contest 1 1 : Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11, 12; Play Cast 11. 12: Mikado 11; Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: District Chorus 11. 12: Spanish Club 11. 12. WILLIAM I. HICKS—Student Organization 10. 11. 12: Sock and Buskin Club 1 1; French Club 1 2. CAROLYN L. HIGGINS—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12: German Club 12. EDWARD O. HILBUSH. Ill—Football Manager 11: Wrestling 10. HARRY F. HINKLE. JR.—Varsity Football 12: Wres- ling 11. 12; Golf 11, 12. ELLEN MARIE HOELL—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Intr. Archery 11; Intr. Hockey 11. NINA CHRISTINE HOFFMANN.. Student Organiza- tion 11: Honor Roll Pin 10: Spanish Club 11. 12. SUSAN K. HOLT—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club 11, 12: Color 120 Senior Class Activities Guard 10. 11. 12. BARBARA L. HOSKINS—Assistant Class Treasurer 12: Indianhead 1 1 ; Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : Intr. Volleyball 11: Modern Dance 11: Majorettes 11. Captain 12. FREDERICK G. HOVINGTON—Basketball 10. Varsity 11, 12: Varsity Soccer 11. 12. CLIFFORD HOWARD. JR.—Boys’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 10: Baseball 10. 11. Varsity 12: Wrestling 10. 11. 12: Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. CAROL EDITH HOWELL—Indianhead 11. BONNIE G. HUCK—Intr. Hockey 12: Hockey 10: Booster Club 10. BARRY C. HUGHES—Indianhead 11: Soccer 10. 11: Varsity 12: Baseball 10. DAVID L. HUNTER—Track 10: Cross Country 11. ROBERT L. HUNTER—Intr. Football 10: Intr. Bas- ketball 11. 12. KENNETH E. HURD—Class Vice President 12: Student Organization 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 11: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11: German Club Presi- dent 12: French Club 11; Vectors 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Football 11: Track 10. Varsity 11. 12: Cheerleader 1 2. BARBARA J. IMHOF—Sock and Buskin Club 12: Girls’ Chorus 12: French Club 12: Gym Club 12. DEAN N. INFORZATO—Football 10; Varsity Base- ball 10. CARL F. JACKSON—Varsity Baseball 10. 11. ESTHER L. JACKSON—Girls’ Chorus 10. 11: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. GWENDOLYN JACKSON—Girls’ Chorus 10. KATHRYN L. JACKSON—Cheerleader 10. 11. Co- captain 12: Assistant Class Treasurer 11. PATRICIA JACKSON—Honor Roll Pin 11. PRESTON JACKSON—Intr. Soccer 10. 11; Intr. Bas- ketball 10: Intr. Volleyball 11: Wrestling 10. Varsity 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. PATRICIA LYNN JACOBS—Future Homemakers 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 12; Gym Club 10. DAVID C. JAMES—Student Organization 10: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Soccer 11; Wrestling 10. 11. LEONA BLANCHE JAMISON—Student Organization 10; Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12. JOHN WALTER JEFFERIS—Future Farmers 10. Vice- president 11, President 12. EVAN R. JENKINS—Intr. Volleyball 10. HERBERT H. JENKINS—Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Track 10. SANDRA L. JENKINS—Assistant Treasurer 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10. 11: Indianhead 1 1. ROBERT W. JOHNS—French Club 11. BARBARA JOHNSON—Spanish Club 11. 12; As- sistant Class Treasurer 10. DOLORES H. JOHNSON—Student Organization 11: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12; Intr. Bas- ketball 10, 11: Intr. Hockey 10. 11: Intr. Volley- ball 10. 11. RICHARD JOHNSON—Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Vol leyball 10. 11. JANICE KAERCHER—Nurses’ Aide 10. 11: Future Nurses 10. 11. 12. DEBORAH E. KANE—Student Organization 11. 12; Honor Roll Pin 1 1; French Club 1 1 : Spanish Club 1 2. JACQUELINE KEITHLEY—Gym Club 10. FREDERICK C. KELLER—Class President 10: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 12. SYLVIA A. KENION—Intr. Basketball 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. DAVID W. KEYSER—Sock and Buskin Club 10: Band 10. 11. 12. EUGENE C. KINSEY—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Play Cast 11, 12; Band 10. 11. 12: Boys’ Chorus 12; German Club 12; Mixed Chorus 12. NORMAN E. KRUEGER—Boys’ Chorus 10. 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 12: Spanish Club 10. 12: Intr. Volley- ball 10. 11; Intr. Football 10; Soccer 10: Varsity Club 10. CARL R. KULP—Student Organization 10. 12: Sock and Buskin 10, 11. 12; Garnet and White 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Stage Director 10, 11, 12. CHARLES E. KURKJIAN—Intr. Volleyball 11: Var- sity Football 12; Track 11; Wrestling 10: Varsity Club 12. WILLIAM H. LACKEY—Golf 10. DIANE KATHRYN LAHUTSKY—Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11: French Club 11. 12; Intra. Hockey 12; Booster Club 10. DON C. LANE—Mixed Chorus 10. 11; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11; Intr. Football 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10, 11. ELLEN ANN LATTA—Student Organization 12: Sock and Buskin Club 11; Band 10: Orchestra 10: Honor Roll Pin 1 1 : Spanish Club 1 2: Future Teachers 11. 12. HERBERT F. LAWRENCE—Student Organization 12: Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11: Intr. Basketball 11. 12. WILLIAM ROBERT LAWRENCE—Varsity Track 10. 11. 12. NANCY E. LEAMAN—Class Treasurer II; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Indianhead 11: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Hockey 12: Cheer- leader 10. 11. Captain 12. RICHARD O. LEE—Student Organization 1 1 : Play Cast 10. 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Soccer 10, Varsity 1 1. ANNE L. LEGATES—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12; Garnet and White 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Girls’ Chorus 11: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: District Chorus 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; French Club 11: Future Teachers 12. VICTOR J. LEWIS—Honor Roll Pin 11: Intr. Vol- leyball 11. G. RAY LLOYD—Honor Roll Pin 11. TONI LOPER—Intr. Basketball 10. 11. GAIL K. LOUGHEAD—Spelling Contest Winner 1 1 : Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: French Club 11. 12: Intr. Bowling 10. 11: National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist. MARYANN LUCKOWSKI—Indianhead 1 I ; Honor Roll Pin 11. LINDA L. McCARDLE—Class Secretary 12: Student Organization 11, 12; Girls’ Speaking Contest 11: Garnet and White 11. 12; Band 10. 11; Library Aide 10. 11. 12; Future Teachers 11. 12; Intr. Basket- ball 10. 11. NANCY MCCLINTOCK—Indianhead 10: Intr. Basket- ball 10. 11: Intr. Volleyball 10: Gym Club 10. 11. KATHRYN CHRISTINE MCCOMSEY—Band 10. 11. 12; District Band 11, 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 11. 121 Senior Class Activities DENNIS E. MCCOWAN—Band 10. 11. 12: District Band 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: German Club 12. JOHN MCGUIRE—Honor Roll Pin 11. LOUISE McMICHAEL—Intr. Badminton 10: Intr. Basketball 10. 12: Intr. Tennis 12: Future Home- makers 12. HARRIET A. MCVEIGH—Nurses’ Aide 12: Future Nurses 10. 11. 12: Intr. Hockey 11: Intr. Bowling 10: Intr. Basketball 11: Hockey 10. IRENE S. MCVEY—Intr. Lacrosse 1 1 : Intr. Hockey 1 1 : Intr. Basketball 10. WILLIAM C. MACK—Garnet and White 10. 11. 12: Dance Band 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. II; German Club 12; French Club 11. 12: Vectors 12: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. CAROL MALAVOLTA—Future Teachers 11: Future Nurses 12; Gym Club 12; Hockey 10. 11. Varsity 12. DOROTHY E. MANNING—Future Nurses 10. 11. 12. GREGORY WAYNE MARSHALL—Student Organiza- tion 10. 11. Vice-president 12: Boys’ Speaking Con- test—Second Place 1 1. First Place 12: Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Play Cast 10. 11. 12: American Legion Essay Contest Winner 11: Boys’ Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: German Club 12: Vec- tors 12: Intr. Basketball 12: Cheerleader 12: Cross Country 12: Wrestling 10: Golf 10. 11: Merit Schol- arship Finalist: Exchange Club Boy-of-the-Month. JUDITH ANN MARTIN—Sock and Buskin Club 12: Play Cast 12: Spanish Club 12. H. ROSS MASSEY—Library Aide 10. II. 12. WALTER H. MECKLEY—Band 10. 11: German Club 12: Varsity Soccer 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10. 12: Varsity Club 11. 12. CHARLOTTE MEDLEM—Intr. Vollayball 10. JOHN H. MEICHT—Class Treasurer 10: Intr. Bas- ketball 12: Intr. Baseball 10: Track 10. JANICE L. MERRICK—Sock and Buskin 11. 12: Garnet and White 11. 12: Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 11. 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Indian- head 1 1. BERNICE D. MILES—Garnet and White 1 1 : Second Place Spelling Contest 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10; Spanish Club 12: Vectors 12: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. EDWIN D. MILLER—Boys’ Chorus 10. 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12. HAROLD F. MILLER—Student Organization 12: Boys’ Chorus 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: German Club 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Football 10. II. Varsity 12. JUDITH K. MILLER—Student Organization 10: Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12; Play Cast 11: Spanish Club 12: Intr. Lacrosse 11. WILLIAM MILLER—Intr. Archery 10: Wrestling 10: Stage Crew 11. JANE E. MONROE—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 1 2: Play Cast 1 1. DOROTHY MOORE—Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Intr. Volleyball 10: Booster Club 10. JAMES R. MOORE—Band 10. 1 1 : Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Ping-Pong 10: Football 11. Varsity 12: Wrestling 10. Varsity 11. 12: Golf 10. JOAN MARIE MOORE—Intr. Hockey 10. 11. 12: Hockey Manager 10: Basketball Manager 10. DENNIS L. MORGAN—Gym Club 10. 11: Soccer 10 Track 11. 12; Wrestling 11. MEREDITH M. MORROW—Nurses’ Aide 10. 12. JAMES MOSTELLER—German Club 12: Intr. Bowl- ing 10; Intr. Basketball 12. MELBA JANE MOSTELLER—Student Organization II; Sock and Buskin 11, 12; Garnet and White 11. 12; Girls’ Chorus 11: Mixed Chorus 12; French Club 11. 12. JEFFREY G. MOULTON—Spanish Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Golf 10. II. CHARLOTTE ANN MOYER—Honor Roll Pin 11: Hockey 1 0. CHRISTINA L. MOYER—Class Secretary 10; Student Organization 12. Treasurer 11: Girls’ Speaking Con- test 10. First Place 11; Garnet and White 11, 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: Intr. Lacrosse 11. 12: Cheerleader 10. 11. 12: D.A.R. Award 12: B.P.W. Girl-of-the-Month 12. MARY LOUISE MULLISON—Orchestra 10: District Orchestra 10: Region III State Orchestra 10. PAUL B. NELSON—Mixed Chorus 10. 11; Boys' Chorus 10. 11. JOHN OBERLE—Wrestling 10. GOKC EN S. ODYAK—Intr. Basketball 12: Varsity Soccer 1 2. GEORGE EDWARD PARR—Student Organization 10: Intr. Volleyball 11: Intr. Basketball 11: Baseball 10. 1 1. HENRY R. PATTERSON—Varsity Soccer 12: Varsity Club 12: Golf 10. 11. 12. NORMA R. PATTERSON—Student Organization 10. 11. 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12: Garnet and White 11: Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club 12. YVONNE PENCE—Future Nurses 12. MARGOT PENNY—Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11. 12; Spanish Club 11; Future Teachers 11: Fu- ture Homemakers President 12: Hockey 10. 11. KATHRYN L. PETERS—Sock and Buskin Club 1 I ; Indianhead 10, 12; Spanish Club 12. CAROL J. PLANK—Indianhead 11. CEDRIC PORTER—Intr. Soccer 10: Intr. Football 10. II: Soccer II; Track 10. 11, 12. SUSAN J. POWERS—Student Organization 12: Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11: Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Future Teachers 11. 12: Future Homemakers I 2. RONALD M. PRIEST—Track 11. NEFERTITI V. PURCELL—Sock and Buskin 10. 11: Indianhead 10. Exchange Ed. 11. 12: Essay Contest Winner 10: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; W.C.H.S. on the Air 11. 12: Vectors 12; Debating Club 12: Tennis 10: American Legion Essay Winner. ERNEST PURNELL—Intr. Basketball 12; Varsity Foot ball 11. 12; Track 11. MARSHA L. PYLE—Assistant Class Treasurer 11: Nurses Aide 10. 11, 12; Future Nurses 12: Future Homemakers 1 2. NANCY A. PYLE—Garnet and White 1 1 ; Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 10. 11; Honor Roll Pin 10: Library Aide 10. CATHRYN RADICCHI—Girls’ Chorus II. CLARENCE H. RAY—Football 10, Varsity 11, 12. RUBY RAY—Intr. Basketball 10. 11; Intr. Baseball 10. 11: Intr. Soccer 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Gym Club 10. II. 122 Senior Class Activities HAMPTON O. RAYMOND—Intr. Basketball 10. II. 12; Intr. Soccer 10. 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Football 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12. ELLEN M. RETTEW—Student Organization 10; Sock and Buskin 11. 12; Band 10. 11, 12; District Band II, 12; State Band 12; Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Span- ish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. LINDA LOU RIDDLE—Garnet and White 1 1 ; Indian head 10: French Club 10. 11: Future Teachers 12. TERRY D. RIEGEL—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 12; Intr. Archery 10. 11. 12. DORIS A. RIETZ—Sock and Buskin Club 1 1. HELEN A. RIMEL—Student Organization 12: Indian- head 1 1 : Band 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Hon - ors Banquet 10. 11; Hockey 10. JOSEPH TRACY RIVERS—Student Organization 12: Boys’ Speaking Contest 10, 12; Indianhead 10, Fea- ture Ed. 11, News Ed. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10, 11; Greek Club 10: W.C.H.S. on the Air 11. 12: Vectors 12; Intr. Soccer 11; Cross Country 11: Wrestling 10: Varsity Club 10: Chester Co. Science Fair—First Place Physics 10; Delaware Valley Science Fair—First Place Mechanics 10: Chester Co. Science Fair—Second Place Engineering and Ap- plied Science 1 1 ; Delaware Valley Science Fair—First Place Physics. Second Place Entire Fair 1 1 : Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 12: National Youth Con- ference on the Atom 12. CAROL ROBERTS—Indianhead 1 1 : Future Home- makers 1 2. BARBARA J. ROBINSON—Mixed Chorus 10: Future Nurses 12. ERIC WALTER ROHRBACH—Band 10. 11. 12: Soc- cer 11: Wrestling 1 1. MARGARET S. ROHRMAYER—Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Future Nurses 12. EDWARD J. RUBINSTEIN—Student Organization 10. 11; Boys’ Speaking Contest 12; Indianhead 10. 11. Editor 12: Honor Roll Pin 10, 11: German Club 12: Intr. Basketball 12: Tennis 10. 11. 12: Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. RICHARD J. RUBY—Wrestling 10. 11. 12. NANCY C. RUSS—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Band 10. 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11. 12. SALLY M. RYAN—Indianhead 11; Girls’ Chorus 10: Honor Roll Pin 10: Future Nurses 10, Secretary 11: Intr. Basketball 10: Hockey 10. Varsity 11. 12; Girls’ Basketball 10. 11. FLORENCE B. SANCKEN—French Club 1 1 : Nurses’ Aide 11. 12. DAVID SANDHAM—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11: Play Cast 10. 11: Indianhead 10. 11; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 1 2: Vectors 1 2. FLOANN E. SANDOE—Indianhead 11: Orchestra 10: Honor Roll Pin 10: Majorettes 10. ALAN SCHLIMME—Boys’ Chorus 1 1 : Mixed Chorus 11. PATRICIA A. SCHOTT—Sock and Buskin Club 12: French Club 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11: Hockey 10. 11; Gym Club 12: Intr. Lacrosse 11: Intr. Ping- pong 1 1. PAUL A. SCHROEDER—Intr. Tennis 12. JUDITH ANN SCHUCK—Girls’ Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 11. 12; Future Nurses Treasurer 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Hockey 10. RICHARD L. SCHUSTER—Class President 12: Class Vice-president 11: Student Organization 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 11: German Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. 12: Football 10. 11. Varsity 12; Basketball 10. 11. Varsity 12: Base- ball 10; Varsity Club 12. BONNIE JO SHANK—Indianhead II: Intr. Basket- ball 10. M. SHARON SHUR—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11. 12: Garnet and White 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Spanish Club 11. 12: Future Teachers 11. 12; V.F.W. Oral Essay Winner 11. DIANNE M. SKINTER—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Play Cast 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Honors Banquet 10. 11: Spanish Club 12: Future Teachers 12. JO ANN PATRICIA SKRUPSKI—Future Teachers 1 2. E. JOANNE SMITH—Mixed Chorus 12: Future Nurses 10. 11. HOWARD W. SMITH—Assistant Class Treasurer 10: Volleyball 11. LAWRENCE R. SMITH—Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Intr. Football 10. 11: Basketball 10. Varsity 11. 12: Varsity Baseball 11. 12. NANCY G. SMITH—Girls’ Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 11. 12; Future Nurses 10, Secretary 11: Intr. Basketball 10: Intr. Bowling 10. PATRICIA A. SMITH—Student Organization 10: In- dianhead 1 1 : Library Aide 1 1. NICOLETTE A. SOSNICK—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11, 12; Garnet and White 11: Indianhead 10: Spanish Club 12: Library Aide 10. 11. ROBERT B. SPADONI—Class Vice-president 10: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10. 11: Spanish Club President 11, 12; Future Teachers President 11. 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Varsity Soccer 10. 11. 12. JOHN SPANGLER—Student Organization 1 1 : Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: German Club 12: Vectors 12; Intr. Football 10; Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12: Intr. Ping Pong 11: Intr. Volleyball 11; Baseball 10. 11: Cross Country 11, 12. CHARLES R. SPAZIANI—Intr. Basketball 10. 12: Intr- Football 10, 12: Basketball 10. 11: Baseball 10. Varsity 1 1. PATRICIA R. SPAZIANI—Intr. Basketball 10. SUSAN M. SPELLMAN—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Band 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Honor Roll Pin 11; French Club 11. 12: Spanish Club 12: Cheerleader 11. Varsity 12. JUNE E. STAFFORD—Honor Roll Pin 10. 11: Ger- man Club 12: Library Aide 10. 11. 12. LAURA F. STANCATO—Class Secretary 1 1 : Student Organization 10. Secretary 12: Honor Roll Pin 11: Indianhead 10; French Club 12: Cheerleader 10. 11. 12. CAROLYN LETITIA STEELE—Intr. Basketball 10. 1 1. PATRICIA L. STELLABOTT—Student Organization 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10. II: French Club 11. 12. JUDITH L. STEURER—Future Teachers 12. LEE B. STEVENSON—Wrestling 10. 11. 12. PATRICIA ANN STORMS—Future Teachers 11. 12. SUSANNA L. SWEET—Sock and Buskin Club 1 1 : Girls’ Chorus 11: French Club 11. 12. DOROTHY ELLA TAYLOR—Indianhead 11. 123 Senior Class Activities ELIZABETH J. THOMAS—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12: Honor Roll Pin 10: German Club 12: Vec- tors 12: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. SUSAN C. THOMAS—Student Organization 12: Gar- net and White 11, 12: Indianhead 10: French Club 11. Secretary 12: Debating Club 12: Future Teachers 1 1 : Intr. Lacrosse 1 1. JOHN M. THOMPSON—Intr. Volleyball 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; BasebaN 10: Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. SAMUEL J. THOMPSON—Intr. Volleyball 10: Track 10. 11: Crosscountry 11. 12. WILLIAM J. THOMSON—Boys' Chorus 10. 11; Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12. JOHN J. TODOR—Wrestling 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Football 10. 11. 12; Intr. Soccer 10. 11. 12; Intr. Ping-Pong 10, 11, 12. JO ANNE TOOMEY—Spanish Club 10: Gym Club 10. 11; Intr. Basketball 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Intr. Baseball 10. 11; Intr. Badminton 10. 11. JAMES A. TRACY—Intr. Basketball 10: Intr. In- door Soccer 11; Soccer 10. 12. DARTH E. TURNER—Spanish Club 10. J. STEPHEN TUTOR—Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Soccer 10; Indianhead 11; Slide Rule Club 11. PATRICIA A. VALENTINE—Intr. Lacrosse 11: Gym- nastics 11. 12; Tennis 11: Basketball 10. 11. Var- sity 12. ANNA L. VALENTINO—Library Aide 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. Varsity 11. 12. ERIC R. VEIT—Band 11. 12. JUDY A. VESER—Intr.’ Volleyball 10; Intr. Soccer 11; Intr. Lacrosse 11, 12; Gym Club 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. Varsity Captain 12: Basketball 10. 1 1, Varsity Captain 1 2. PRISCILLA A. WALLACE—Band 10, 11. 12; District Band II; Orchestra 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. ROBERT L. WALLACE—Future Farmers Treasurer 11. Advisor 12: Intr. Football 10. 11; Intr. Basket- ball 10. 11. EDWARD JOHN WALLWORK—Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12. JAMES WALSH—Intr. Basketball 10. MARJORIE J. WARMKESSEL—Library Aide 12: Intr. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Badminton 10. 11: Intr. Softball 10: Gym Club 10. 11. SUSAN WARNE—French Club 11. 12: Future Teach- ers 1 2. JOYCE E. WEAVER—Girls' Chorus 10. SUSAN JOAN WEIR—Class Treasurer 12; Spanish Club 12: Cheerleader 10. 11; Booster Club 10. DIANNE WETHERBY—Sock and Buskin Club 12: Indianhead 12: Honor Roll Pin 11; German Club 12 DOUGLAS BOND WHEELER—Student Organization 12: Band 10. 11, 12: Spanish Club 12: Track 10. 11: Cross Country 10. 11. Co-captain 12. BEVERLY CAROL WHITE—Library Aide 10. 11; Gym Club 10. 11. DIANE LEE WHITE—Girls’ Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 1 1 : French Club 11. 12: Intr. Volleyball 10. 11: Intr. Basketball 10. 11: Intr. Soccer 10. 11; Intr. Lacrosse 10. 11: Gym Club 10. 1 1. JANET THERESA WHITING—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11; Play Cast 11; Orchestra 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Boys’Chorus (accompanist) 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet II: Future Teachers 12. CONSTANCE WIDEN—Honor Roll Pin 1 1: Intr. Bad- minton 10: Intr. Basketball 10. THOMAS WILLENBROCK—Student Organization 1 1 : Honor Roll Pin 10. CYRUS WILLIAMS—Intr. Basketball 11. 12; Intr. Volleyball 11, 12: Varsity Soccer 11. 12: Varsity Club 11, 12. EMILY JEAN WILLIAMSON—Sock and Buskin Club 11. 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12. JUDITH ANN WILSON—Sock and Buskin Club 10: Garnet and White 1 1 ; Cheerleader 10. Varsity 11. 12: Summer Art Scholarship 11. HAROLD H. WINGERD—Indianhead 10. 11; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11. Treasurer 12; Bas- ketball Manager 1 2. HENRY R. WINNING—Garnet and White 12: Wres- tling 12. SHIRLEY ANN WOOD—Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Library Aide 12; Future Home- makers 1 2. ROBERT P. WOODMAN—Assistant Class Treasurer 10. 11, 12. ELIZABETH A. WOODROW—Student Organization II: Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basket- ball 10. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11; Intr. Lacrosse 12 12: Gym Club I0, 11 12: Hockey I1, Vars«ty JOHN DAVID WOODWARD—Honor Roll Pin 10. MARJORIE L. WYMAN—Sock and Buskin Club 10. 11, 12: Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Disrtict Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Vectors 12: Art Scholarship. STEVEN R. YARNALL—Essay Contest—Second Prize 10: Honor Roll Pin 10; Honors Banquet 10, II: Vectors 12; Daily Local News Ad Contest—Second Prize. LYNN VAUGHN ZIEGLER—Intr. Basketball 1 1 ; Intr. Volleyball 11; Football 11. Varsity 12. FRANK BARNARD ZOOK—Student Organization 10: Garnet and White 1 1 ; Science Fair Winner 1 1. BETSY E. ZUG—Student Organization 12; Indianhead I I. 12; Essay Contest—Third Place 11: Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Library Aide 10. 11. 12. 124 Mr. R. London and Mr. J. Stahl check the par- ticipation chart while on their way to a meet. A scoring attempt has Miss J. Fry sitting on the edge of the bench. Mr. P. McDaid stresses a point for his class. Why does Miss E. Trapncll seem amused while looking over the grades ? A pile of homework keeps Mrs. M. Ritchey busy with her red pencil. Mr. I. Geschwindt begins the task of computing the averages as an- other marking period comes to an end. Mrs. C. Huyett composes one of her thought stimulating tests. 125 “Huh?” John Bell seems disturbed by an avalanche of new as- signments. Greg Marshall boosts the Warriors in his role as a member of West Chester’s first male cheerleading team. Jane Davis spotted the photographer—too late. Hampton Raymond found that if anyone wants food around here, he has to get it himself. Sylvia Kenion says. “This is my cookie. You can’t have it!” A final look at 1964 127 West Chester High, to thee our Alma Mater, Praises we sing and pledge our lives anew. Lessons of Life and Truth to us impart. Knowledge to serve, to each loyal heart. Sing then ajscng unto our colors bright. West Chester High, the Garnet and the White! So may we strive that when Life's dawn is past. Mindful of thee, and loving to the last, We shall have lived the virtues thou hast taught. We shall have found the victory we sought. Sing then a song unto our colors bright. West Chester High, the Garnet and the White!