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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1965 volume:

Weit Gh itesi cJlicjit School p ucionti 6 PjM-' V' v . A, Vo y ,tf v ' J' i« y A' ■ V.c met klKlte FOREWORD Flash! The shutter snaps, and the picture is taken. Simple? No, quite the contrary. The process of taking a picture is a complicated, detailed procedure. The process of obtaining a thorough high school education is equally complex. In the initial step the film enters the camera just as the students enter the school: relatively new and unexposed to light. There is, indeed, much to be learned. Before an image can be formed on the film, the light must pass through the lens, which concentrates the incoming rays and brings them into focus. Acting as the lens for the high school, the faculty concentrates the incoming light in the form of knowledge and brings it into focus in the form of learning. The light entering the camera is then flashed speedily and accurately onto the surface of the film. The same precision can be seen in any of the sports played at West Chester High School. As the light strikes the film, chemical activity surges; the students at West Chester show a similar vitality through their participation in many activities. After a complete roll of film has been exposed, a new one replaces it. This new film in the camera is represented by the underclassmen, who are poised and eagerly awaiting the exciting times ahead. The seniors, however, have already completed their years of high school life, and the knowledge and experiences have, for the most part, made a permanent impression upon them. Today, like negatives, they are taken from the camera and sent into the world to develop into pictures of the capable leadership so necessary in tomorrow’s volatile world. XX THE FACULTY act as the lens, focusing all the incom- ing light and knowledge and bring- ing them into clarity upon the film. STANDING: Mr. David Fray. Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Desmond Nunan. Director of Curriculum: Mr Edward Hagel, Assistant Super- intendent in Charge of Business. SITTING: Mr. Harold Wingerd, Superintendent of Schools. Administration initial itep. toward a clean. puctuAe . . . Although the finished picture of the individual student will not be seen by the faculty, this does not diminish the im- portance of his part in its development. The faculty and administration act to guide the students and to help each one concentrate on - developing himself to full capacity. In addition to encouraging this nec- essary guidance, the educational program at West Chester High is specifically de- signed to set pupils on the road to inde- pendent thinking, a process prerequisite to a successful future. Mr. Jacob Azain. Assistant Principal: Mr. Robert McCarter, Principal. Mr. Walter Peters, Administrative Assistant. LIBRARIAN Miss Florence Schmidt MEDICAL STAFF Dr. Richard Greenwood. Mrs. Ruby Clark. SECRETARIAL STAFF STANDING: Mrs. Gerda Brenholtz, Mrs. Dorothy Bates. Mrs. Mary Lipuman, Mrs. Carolyn Edwards. SITTING: Mrs. Margaret Foster, receptionist. ABSENT: Mrs. Dorothy Detwiler. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. James Reichert, Miss Patricia Dixon, Miss Carolyn Jenny, Mr. Merle Labin (Head of Department). 15 TRADE AND TECHNICAL Mr. Bernard Spadoni, Mr. Stanley Reynolds, Mr. John Strauser, Mr. Wallace Ferris (Head of Department). Mr. James Facciolli, Mr. Howard Hal- sey, Mr. James Lammey, Mr. Merle Miller. ABSENT: Mr. Stratton Stevens. MUSIC STANDING: Mr. Michael Kostick, Mr. John Sepella. Mr. Robert Stuart. SITTING: Mr. Joseph Hanselman (Head of Department). . . . jp-cuiitUf, a distinct imctffe 04 the, jjibn. SOCIAL STUDIES PRONI ROW: Mr. Charles Zeiders. SECOND ROW: Miss Keitha Lewis, Mr. Wilmer Sibley, Mrs Dorothy Southrey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Albert Bruno, Mr. John Serff, Mr. Frank Wright, Mr Larry Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. George Han- cock, Mr. John Marchak (Head of Department). BACK ROW: Mr. John Nichols. ABSENT: Mr. Joseph Smida. FOREIGN LANGUAGES STANDING: Miss Ethel Reagan. Mrs. Mildred Hickey. Mrs. Teresa Whalen, Mrs. Catherine Siegl. SITTING: Mrs. Penelope Kieselbach, Mrs. Margaret Burks. Mrs. Carolyn Bassett. ABSENT: Mrs. Rozanne DeWitt. ENGLISH FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert London, Mrs. Catherine Siegl. Miss Aldine Gearhart, Mr. Patrick McDaid. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Riegle. Miss Anna Baker (Head of Department), Miss Viola Sackter, Mrs. Teresa Whalen. Mr. Jack McClellan. BACK ROW: Mr. Charles Perrone. Mrs. Mary Ferranto, Mrs. Barbara Ford, Miss Edythe Trapnell, Miss Barbara Rice, Mr. Michael Davis. ABSENT: Mr. Robert Brinton. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, DRIVERS' EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carol White. Mr. Elmer Haupt (Head of De- partment), Miss Joanne McKenna. SECOND ROW: Mr. Edward Malikowski, Mr. Robert McCoy, Mr. John Byrne. BACK ROW: Mr. Glenn Von Stetten, Mr. Harry Gilbert. ABSENT: Mrs. Dorothy Southrey. MATHEMATICS STANDING: Mr. Daniel Hutchinson. Mr. Donald Dunn, Mr. Herbert Pearl Mr. Irving Geschwindt (Head of Department). SITTING: Mr. Robert Fielding, Mrs. Nancy Myers, Mrs. Louise Arnold, Mr. Alan Desenberger. ABSENT Miss Joan Fry. Mrs. Ellen Morrow, Mrs. Patricia Tate. BUSINESS EDUCATION STANDING: Mrs. Betty Fray, Mr. Richard Bauer. Mrs. Myra Ritchey, Mrs. June Weissman (Head of Department). SITTING: Mrs. Patricia Tate. Miss Margaret Curran, Miss Phyllis Potter. AB- SENT: Miss Louise West. SCIENCE STANDING: Mr. Hibbert Wells (Head of Departmnet), Mr. Richard Maclver, Mr. Edwin Moore, Mr. John Stahl, Mr. Richard Kane, Mr. David DiEugenio. SIT- TING: Mr. Harry Dietrich, Mrs. Carolyn Huyett, Mrs. Florence Williams. Mr. Milton Landis. ABSENT: Mr. Harry Pote. A tfand tf-aAeivell It is with respect and admiration that West Chester High pays tribute to two of its finest teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ferris, who will retire this June. Mr. Ferris has taught at West Chester for fifteen years and is Director of the Trade and Technical Department, Practical Nursing, and Industrial Arts. He is a dedicated teacher and says he enjoys teaching because he likes young people. His wife, who is head of the Home Economics Department in the West Chester Secondary Schools, has taught at West Chester for eighteen years. Speaking for both of them, Mrs. Ferris says that they have enjoyed their work and have always been interested in improving their respective departments. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris plan to make Florida their permanent home. 19 FRONT ROW: Pete Oeubler, Ralph Haines, Bill Vosburgh, Jim McElya. Jack Gibson, Steve Olmstead, Frank DeHaut, Bob Fewell, Bob Mitten SECOND ROW: Dave Keller, Greg Bartley, Bill Pangonis, Steve Hanna. Tony Betz, Jay March, Charles Funk, Mike Smith, Jack Eisele. THIRD ROW: Fred Waldbuesser, Jon Matlack, Robert Meneses, Steve Clifford. Bob Montgomery, Dana Jackson. Alan Jeffries, Jeff Smith. FOURTH ROW: Tom Hoores, Ed Gondolf, Bob Owens. Brad Magee, Richard Arscott, Richard Clark, Jeff Curtis, Dave Parsons. BACK ROW: Mr. Mike Hancock, Asst. Coach; Mr. Robert McCoy, Coach; John Fitz- patrick, Joe Winters, Gary Smiley. Maurice Boody, Jim Burke, Ray- mond Carr, Ken Roberts. Mr. Harry Pote, Ass't. Coach; Mr. Elmer Haupt, Athletic Director; Mr. Jack Byrne, Ass't. Coach. Football 1964 FOOTBALL West Chester 6 Wissahickon 0 West Chester 0 Great Valley 26 West Chester 0 Spring-Ford 7 West Chester 7 Coatesville 25 West Chester 13 Downingtown 12 West Chester 12 Boyertown 25 West Chester 0 Pottstown 14 West Chester 0 Phoenixville 20 West Chester 7 0. J. Roberts 19 West Chester 13 Conestoga 33 Won 2—Lost 8 West Chester's attempted gain is stopped short by a strong Conestoga defense in this Thanksgiving Day meeting of the classic rivals. 22 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jim Sweeney. Carter DeRussy. Ted Hoopes. Phil Painter. ROW: Jim Christman. Robert Betz. James Worrell. John Algier. Mr. Charles Scott. Alan Levine. SECOND ROW: Dwight Johnson. Jim Leary. Harry Pote. Coach. Russell Williamson. Dan Leonard. Frank Ferdik. Tom Little. BACK FRONT ROW: John Strauss. Bob Armstrong, Larry Barber, Barry Milanese, Dick Price, Carl Cree, Don Beachem. BACK ROW: Mr. John Murphy, Jay Beachem, Dennis Webster, Howard Hawkins. SECOND Serff, Coach; John Green, Doug Cording. Eric Pedersen. Jerry Barber. ROW Dave Jamieson. Charles Spadoni, Bill Young, Scott Conrad. Joe Mike Miller. Soccer 1964 SOCCER West Chester 5 Norristown 0 West Chester 3 Haverford 2 West Chester 3 Great Valley 1 West Chester 6 Oxford 0 West Chester 2 Kennett 0 West Chester 2 Octorara 1 West Chester 1 Westtown 0 West Chester 2 Unionville 0 West Chester 4 Pequea Valley 3 West Chester 5 Avon-Grove 0 West Chester 1 Oxford 0 West Chester 1 Octorara 0 West Chester 1 Unionville 0 West Chester 6 Avon-Grove 0 West Chester 0 Kennett 2 West Chester 1 Ridley Twp. 2 WON 14—LOST 2 Who says elbows aren’t allowed? argues Warrior Scott Conrad as he nudges his Octorara opponent in a battle for control of the ball. 24 It’s my ball so let me kick It, or I'll go home, seems to be the reflection of Joe Milanese in his bout with two Kennett men. Even though Joe seems outnumbered here. West Chester went on to victory, 2-0. West Chester's Howard Hawkins moves the ball downtield against Lower Merion in West Chester’s first play-off game for the District I Championship. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Robin Bleecher, Kurt Hettel, David Dougherty, Phillip Fair- banks, Robbie Dickenson, Buster Johnson, Vincent Taliercio. BACK ROW: Mr. Richard Maclver, Coach; Jerry Coghlan, John Mumma, Harry Barber, Claudie Kenion, David Bauman, Nate Matthews, Arthur Ramsay. 25 FRONT ROW: Mr. James Faccioli, Coach; Terry Neilen. Louis Metzger. Daniel Spaziani, Tevis Brown. Ron Cassano. David Loper. Harry Nash. John Blackburn. David Schock. Dennis Giancola, Jay Miller. Greg Majors, Mgr. BACK ROW: Robert Back. Tim Hogentogler, Hubert Johnson, John Rohde. John Pomeroy. Rick Deubler, Steven Wheeler. Raymond Haws. Steven Slawek. Henri Bowser. Raymond Gilbert. Joe Pilny, Larry Thomas. Cross Country 1964 CROSS-COUNTRY West Chester 22 Avon-Grove 34 West Chester 40 Boyertown 20 West Chester 21 Phoenixville 40 West Chester 15 Downingtown 50 West Chester 45 Pottstown 15 West Chester 29 Great Valley 28 West Chester 32 Coatesville 24 West Chester 20 OJ. Roberts 43 West Chester 21 Spring-Ford 40 West Chester 4th Ches-Mont Champs 26 FRONT ROW. Tom Hartshorne. Drue Oiffenderfer. Bonnie Smith, Vicki Hull, Nancy Reese. Sue Rhodes, Shirley Beckett, linme Townsend. Brown, Liz Giangiulio, Sue McKenna, Vail Conn. Sue Nye. Dana Gimbill. Janice Gardner. Mgr. BACK ROW: Miss Joan Fry, Coach: Brenda Ray, Cathy Baldwin, Carol Girls’ Hockey JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Ruth Bowersock, Mary Kilmarx, Marcy Allison, Arnita Ristine, Sue Broomall, Mrs. Carol White, Coach: Laurie Andersen. Prentiss, Dianne Gluckert, Louise Cherry, Janet Gill, Chris Lackey. Joan Shepherd, Susan Peters. Mgr; Yolanda Arvizu. BACK ROW: Carol Whiting. Margo Gersen, Dot 27 Outnumbered Warriors, Stan Henderson and Dick Kratz, try to stop several Boyertown Bears from scoring. West Chester ran over Boyertown 62-50. Andy Toth moves in past a Phoenixville foe as Bob Owens looks on. West Chester defeated the Phantoms 89-61. Basketball FRONT ROW: John Green, Frank Bruno, Dick Kratz, Stan Henderson. Andy Toth. BACK ROW: Mr. Larry Johnson, Coach: Bob Owens, Jeff Smith, John Rohde, Mr. Jack McClellan, Coach. Bob Owens drives in alone against two Wildcats from Owen J. Roberts. West Chester scored a crushing 92-29 victory. 1964-1965 BOYS’ BASKETBALL West Chester 69 Alumni 68 West Chester 55 Haverford 29 West Chester 60 Conestoga 44 West Chester 67 Pottstown 72 West Chester 62 Boyertown 50 West Chester 65 Englewood, N.J. 73 West Chester 89 Phoenixville 61 West Chester 36 Delhaas 33 Christmas Tournament West Chester 45 Yeadon 43 Christmas Tournament West Chester 71 Spring-Ford 50 West Chester 92 0. J. Roberts 29 West Chester 39 Coatesville 76 West Chester .... 70 Great Valley 44 West Chester 82 Downingtown 35 West Chester 62 Pottstown 74 West Chester 89 Boyertown 57 West Chester 66 Phoenixville 63 West Chester 94 Spring-Ford 51 West Chester 58 Coatesville 53 West Chester 0. J. Roberts West Chester Downingtown West Chester Great Valley 28 This Downmgtown Whippet tried unsuccesfully to score and was foiled by the long arms of Dick Kratz. West Chester won 82 35. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Nate Matthews, Keith Sadler. Charlie Funk, Harry Nash, Jerry Barber. BACK ROW Mr. Larry Johnson, Coach; Mike Miller, Mike Bannan. Greg Majors, Tom Boyer. Bob Lee. 29 b Jack Reed. Warrior 145-pounder, grinds his Downmgtown opponent into the mat. Reed pinned him in less than a minute in a match West Chester won 32-21. Ralph Haines, who wrestles at 180 pounds, is seen here getting riding time on the Oowningtown foe. whom he easily defeated 10-2. 1964-1965 WRESTLING West Chester 16 Marple-Newtown 37 West Chester 10 Haverford School 39 Wrestling West Chester 32 Coatesville 17 West Chester West Chester 9 32 0. J. Roberts Spring-Ford 39 34 West Chester 22 Conestoga 28 West Chester 24 Great Valley 23 West Chester 44 Octorara 18 West Chester 21 Pottstown 30 West Chester 21 Phoenixville 35 West Chester 30 Kennett 22 West Chester Downingtown West Chester Hill School FRONT ROW: John Norton, Jack Reed, Phil Glazier. Brent Smeltzer, Rick Deubler, Stan Tidman. Gary Yohe. Bob Betz, Clyde Eshleman. SECOND ROW: Lee Sherman, Mgr.; Steve Cottrell, Bruce Pyle, Art Haines. Terry Neilon, Rick March, Ralph Haines, Dean Clendening. THIRD ROW: Tony Hurst, Bill Hay, Vance Chamberlin, George Zimmer. Ed Boyle, Maurice Boddy, Jim Reed. FOURTH ROW: Len Krick, Pete Deubler, John Titter, Jerry Hall, Skip Griffith, Rick Garton. BACK ROW: Don Eastburn, Ken Fletcher, Bob Griner, Fred Auger. Henri Bowser. FRONT ROW: Bernie Morris, Yolanda Arvizu, Vail Conn, Sue McKenna. Hazlett, Gertrude Thomas, Tom Hartshorne, Sue Rhodes Brenda Ray Cecile DeGuent, Sue Nye, Marian Washington. BACK ROW: Kristine Beverly Champion, Drue Diffenderfer. Shirley Beckett, Bonnie Smith’ Girls’ Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Rena Rubinstein, Dorothy Ristine, Sue Cottrell, Joan Shepherd. BACK ROW: Connie Best, Janet Taylor. Nancy Spellman, Diane Roberts, Pat Lair, Gayle Plebani. First baseman Barry Murphy seems to have caught this Coatesville runner off the bag. but not before the Red Raider had Knocked in three runs. 1964 BASEBALL West Chester 6 Unionville 0 West Chester 5 Nether Providence 0 West Chester 2 Conestoga 1 West Chester 4 0. J. Roberts 1 West Chester 12 Spring-Ford 3 West Chester 5 Downingtown 1 West Chester 5 Phoenixville 1 West Chester 8 Great Valley 1 West Chester 0 Coatesville 9 West Chester 4 Pottstown 3 West Chester 3 Boyertown 2 Won 10—Lost 1 FRONT ROW: John Thompson, Jack Gibson, Barry Murphy, Dave Berkes Cliff Howard, Bill Chamberlin, Richard Brown, Larry Smith, Carl Jackson, Robert Owens. Mr. Charles Perrone, Coach. BACK ROW Norman Eavenson, Mgr.; Fred Kofke. Larry Barber, Paul Waibel. Eric Pedersen. Tom Harned, Claudie Kenion. Mgr.: Joe Sickler, Mgr.; Mr. Harry Gilbert, Ass’t. Coach. Baseball 32 FRONT ROW: Bob Bryan, George Durfee, Allen Ainge, Walt Franklin, Jim Akins, Jim Baltz, John Bell, Mike Haines, Dave Bennett, Ken Hurd. Reilly Aikman. Dennis Morgan, Jack Crawford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dan Hutchinson, Ass't. Coach; Russel Jacobs. Mgr.; Dave Jamieson. Jim Helmer, Jack Wynn, Bob Ross, Tom Girard. Steve Hanna, Ron Wilson, John Anderson, John Strauss, Ralph Haines, Bill Clark, Sam Maropis, Bill Little, Robert Dickenson, Charles Kurkjian, Dick Holdsworth. Larry Etherton, Mr. Ed Malikowski, Coach. BACK ROW: Don Eastburn, Ed Kohlmeyer. Bruce Collman, Steve McDonnell, Joe Travaglini, Chuck Ebert, Chip Barber. Greg Bartley. Marty Miller, Steve DeCarlo. Terry Neilen. Dennis Gallimore. Frank Clark, Bob Hammill, Jon Pomeroy, Fred Fink. Ron Cassano, Ray Gilbert. ABSENT John Green, Scott Conrad, Tony Betz. Charles Brown. Don Davis. Dave Loper. George Parker, Dennis Ray. Paul Thimm, Bob Williams. Mike Nall, Harry Nash. Henri Bowser, Dan Greenwood. Track 1964 TRACK AND FIELD West Chester 69 Conestoga 48 West Chester 27 Vz Boyertown 20i z Coatesville 95 West Chester 2nd ChesMont Relays West Chester 6U4 Downingtown 41 2 Phoenixville 40 West Chester 46 0. J. Roberts 52 Pottstown 45 West Chester 5th Ches Mont Championships West Chester 63 V2 Great Valley 53‘2 West Chester 8th District 1 Championships 33 ; Tennis Front row: Toni Hartshorne, Pat Valentine, Dave Diffen- derfer. Back row: Sue McKenna, Sue Rhodes, Lynn Bent, Liz Giangiulio, Miss Joan Fry, Coach. 1964 TENNIS (GIRLS) West Chester 3 Conestoga 2 West Chester 0 Westtown 5 eWst Chester 2 Great Valley 3 West Chester ... 1 Conshohocken 4 West Chester 5 Ellis College 0 West Chester 3 Coatesville 2 West Chester 0 Wilmington Friends 5 West Chester 3 Coatesville 2 West Chester 2 Conshohocken 3 West Chester ... 1 . Won Great Valley 4—Lost 6 (80YS) 4 West Chester 2 Tower 3 West Chester 0 Hill School 5 West Chester 4 Pottstown 1 West Chester 3 Coatesville 2 West Chester 5 Boyertown Valley Forge 0 West Chester 0 Military Academy 5 West Chester 4 0. J. Roberts 1 West Chester 4 Great Valley 1 West Chester 5 Phoenixville 0 West Chester 0 Won Westtown 6—Lost 4 5 FRONT ROW: Robert Murdock, Bruce Pyle, Richard Paaby, Chip Yerkes, Charles Dannenberg, Edward Rubinstein. George Helker, John Fry. BACK ROW: Charles Thompson. Bert Ely, Steven Oarnowsky, Robert Gordon, Michael Rubinstein, Dave Edwards, Elliot Perlman, Brad Magee, David Wright, Mr. Edwin Moore, Coach. A few of West Chester’s soccer players relax during a break in practice. Pictured are Jerry Barber, Barry Murphy, Scott Conrad. Jay Beachem, and John Strauss. A host of Warriorette hockey players combat Spring-Ford Ramettes on their way to an undefeated season. The identifiable West Chester girls are Vail Conn, Cathy Baldwin, Sue Nye, and Sue McKenna. Mr. Perrone appears a little upset by a call at first base in the Boyertown game. He lost the argument but West Chester won the game, 3-2. 35 ACTIVITIES As the light strikes the film, chemical activity surges; the students at West Chester show a similar vitality through their participation in many activities. OBOE CLARINET ALTO CLARINET ALTO SAX TROMBONE PERCUSSION Kim Allott Christopher Cirker Susan Smith Hugh Abernethy Frank Albertson Fred Kofke Helen Hare Craig OeShong BASS CLARINET Douglas Cording Robert Johnson Elizabeth Cabassa Herbert Ferrer Leonard Krick Barbara Simon Loretta Dunn Kurt Kannwisher Kenneth Fletcher Joseph Lair FLUTE Karen Everson Robert McCarter Theodore Frain Michael Pillagalli Ruth Bowersock Richard Glogau Kenneth Orner Harry Jamison Robert Pyle Thomas Carter Raelyn Holdsworth CORNET Susan Peters Mark Kannwisher Brenda Walker Glenore Gleysteen Charles Ingram Robert Carl TENOR SAX William Mitman Pamela Hoopes Cordelia Morris Bruce Gorman Elaine Cumens Peter Rohrmayer Steven Johnson Wendy Radicchi Wayne Holtzman Jeffrey Maxwell Nancy Jordan Charles Richardson Steven Hunter Michael McCartney FRENCH HORN TYMPANI Gail Kuhl Johanna Shaw Jeffrey Johnson John Suplee Judy Mason Barbara Shur Allen Leonhard BARITONE SAX William Vosburgh Gary Yohe Brenda McCarter Malcolm Stanley Thomas Rothrock Faye Cunningham Margaret Pfahler Gale Tait Karen Ratner BARITONE BASS Regina Williams Robert Thomas David Salvesen Russell Mosteller Richard Holdsworth BASSOON Philip Thorne William Stafford Jim Sineath James Sickora BELLS Theodore Pugh 8 Myrle Warren Christopher Uyehara Lanny Wolfer Charles Spadoni Noel English A vibrating string of garnet stretched pic- turesquely across the width of the football field — an arrangement called the company front posi- tion — was the familiar beginning of the West Chester High band's half-time show. In addition to these half-time performances at the football games, the band displayed its versatility in pep rallies and local parades. After football season, some members of the musical group concentrated their talents on con- cert style music, while others comprised a dance band. The culminating activity of the year was the annual Spring Concert. Mr. John Sepella, band director, this year accepted a special invitation for the band to play at the New York World's Fair. 3 FRONT ROW: Henri Bowser, Marianne Ruch, Alice Gose, Marianne McComsey, Pam Gose. Harry Jamison. SECOND ROW: Kim Allott, Helen Hare, Glen Gleysteen. Judy Mason. Craig DeShong, Phil Thorne. BACK ROW: Elaine Cumens. Debbie Barto. Kathy Bovenkerk, John Suplee, Bill Vosburgh. Orchestra Helen Hare, Craig DeShong. John Suplee. and Phil Thorne are engrossed in their musical endeavors. The orchestra, composed of selected musicians, provided an excellent opportunity for musical participation in a small instru- mental group. Under the leadership of Mr. Michael Kostick, the orchestra participated in the Spring Concert. This year an innovation, the woodwind quintet, projected its attention on music com- posed by one of its members, John Suplee. 10 Displaying the symbols of country, state, and school, the Color Guard proudly preceded the march- ing band. After the band and Color Guard came to a halt, the majorettes entered the picture with their flashy routines. Leading the twirlers were Drum Majorette Kathy Cumens, and co-captains Jean Mc- Clelland and Judy Lawrence. Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Hooven, Jodie Martin. Maryanne Thompson, Jean McClelland, co-cap- tain; Dolly Woodward, Linda Douglas, Sue Clark. Colorguard FRONT ROW: Charles Dickinson, Ron Cassano, Mai Stanley, James Claudie Kenion. BACK ROW: Robert Glasco, Peter Rohrmayer. Jett Sickora, James Clark, Larry Riggs. SECOND ROW: Rob Mcllvaine, Rohrer, George Roberts, Tony Hurst, Scott Taylor, Jim Leiby. Ron Hoskins, Jay Barber, Harry Jamison, Dick Price, George Garver, Boys Chorus Girls FRONT ROW: Karen Schitt, Yvonne Thomas, Janice Cuthbert, Judy Lee, Melanie Goslin, Diana Roberts, Joyce Pilny, Jan Zell. SECOND ROW: Gertrude Thomas, Jan Ruth, Pat Stratton, Joan Lucas, Anna Lombardi, Bonnie Thompson, Beverly Wilcutts, Stephanie Smith, Marcia Getty, Donna Dixon. THIRD ROW: Sue Freshly, Marianne McComsey, Judy Hottman, Doris Rissinger, Debbie Barto, Janet Knox, Marianne Ruch, Lois McWilliams, Sue Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Yvonne Roeser, Liz Mcllvaine. Pam Gose, Lorraine LeGates, Linda Dahlberg, Sally Reed, Bernice Hart, Shirley Pardue. Joan Murdock. BACK ROW: Diane Pennell, Joanne Halsey, Dana Rea. Penny Weaver, Diane Pfatt, Phyllis Jones, Sally Remington. Georgette Lee, Susan Oles. 42 The choruses, conducted by Mr. Robert Stuart, presented a candlelight service and a Christmas program, which the Mixed Chorus performed in part at Philadelphia International Airport. The vocal highlight of the year was the Spring Concert. As soon as Tom Carter, Marianne McComsey, Ronald Hoskins, Brenda Walker, and Andy Delaney find the page, the music will begin. FRONT ROW: Regina Williams, Yvonne Thomas. Doris Rissinger, Janice Cuthbert, Marianne McComsey, Joyce Pilny, Donna Dixon, Barbara Miller. Pamela Hoopes, Jan Zell, Brenda Walker, Andrea Delaney. Stephanie Smith. SECOND ROW: Jan Ruth, Judy Hoffman, Pat Stratton, Sue Freshly, Anna Lombardi, Bonnie Thompson, Beverly Wilcutts. Linda Dahlberg. Sally Reed. Bernice Hart, Shirley Pardue, Marianne Ruch, Susan Oles. THIRD ROW: Pam Gose. Gertrude Thomas. Phyllis Jones, Sally Remington, Lorraine LeGates, Diane Pennell, Joanne Halsey, Penny Weaver, Pam Rea, Melanie Goslin, Debbie Barto, Georgette Lee. FOURTH ROW: Larry Riggs, Ted Pugh, Jay Barber, Penn Martin, Ronald Hoskins, Peter Rohrmayer, George Garver, Malcolm Stanley, Jeff Rohrer, James Sickora, Ed Parks, James Clark. BACK ROW: Alan Leonhard, Bob Glasco, Bob Mcllvaine, Eric McVeigh, Ron Cassano. Tom Carter, Harry Jamison. Tony Hurst, Jim Leiby, George Roberts. Scott Taylor, Charles Dickinson Mixed Chorus 43 Debbie Hicks, Mary Jane Spaziani, Terry Youmans. Phyllis Jones. Kory Moore, Judy Labin. Cheerleaders TOP: Frank Donohoe, Bob Murdock. BOTTOM: Rich Balderston. Mark Ralston, Steve Lancashire. 44 Let's go, Warriors! push 'em back! Get that ball and fight! were some of the spirited cries that poured from the megaphones of West Chester High's pep squad throughout the year. The cheerleaders formed a varsity squad led by captain Jane Heald and a junior varsity led by captain Dallas Atkins and co-captain Joanne Hurd. For the second year, the girls were assisted by a quintet of male pepsters. Conducting pep rallies and performing lively routines, the cheer- leaders aroused school spirit and spurred West Chester's athletes on to victory. Muffy Russell, Regina Williams. Jane Heald, captain. Kathy Ashton, Lynn Ories. 'ttUIMHIlUf JV CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW; Dallas Atkins, captain; Joanne Hurd, co-captain. SECOND ROW; Kathy Johnson, Charlene Eastburn. Barbara Hurd. THIRD ROW Crystal Kofke, Mary Johnson. Anita Carlson. FOURTH ROW; Linda Hovington. Camille Walker. BACK ROW. Linda Areson. Louise Glogau. 45 FRONT ROW: Butch Ingrim, Judy Poole, Francis Lee, Leona Furrell. SECOND ROW: Carl Howell, Pamela Pettit, Martha Crosley, Nancy Jean Garnett, Bobi Saltzman, Jean Raymond, Art Angry. BACK ROW: Herb Tittle, Cheryl Jones, Alan Levine, Ernie Jordan. Bill Graul. Distributive Education FRONT ROW: Ligia Mejia. Noel English, Francme McLain, Pat Beachem. Esther Johnson, Bonnie Garver, Diane Ford, Judy Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Jodie Martin, Janice Cuthbert, Donna Nolan, Donna Dixon, Judy Meyers, Rhonda Stokes, Debbie Gill, Ruth Talley, Peggy Arrowood. Penny VonRembow. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Thomas, Diane Loomis, Debbie Brown, Emily Keller, Becky Lukens, Florence Simpers, Carole Greer, Betty Dawson, Narrina Mitchell. Elsie Norat. BACK ROW: Donna Brown, Lynda Forbes, Anita Herkins, Marie Schoeder, Janice Ruth, Georgetta Valentino. Clara Jefferies, Janice Zell. Gerry Essick. Janet Arner. Nurses FRONT ROW: Marsha Haley, Carolyn Benz. Dee Hoell, Bonnie Smith, Gordon Woodrow, Janet Berry, Linda Douglas, Pat Phillips, Mary Murphy, Lissa Meilach. SECOND ROW: Livie Manfredi, Sue Stanton. Cheryl Jannotte. Sandy Snyder, Sandy Glacier, Gayle Dykes, Barbara Simon, Kathy Moore, Kathy Bovenkerk. THIRD ROW: Sue Jordan, Cherie Rissel, Linda Ferrer, Pat Huffman, Lynne Ruggiero, Sandy Future Teachers Cheyney, Barbara Rowe. Bernadette DiRocco. Carole Mantini. BACK ROW: Barbara Klepac, Linda Lane, Gail Ennis, Marianne Dunwody. Charlotte Anderson, Liz Giangiulio, Kathy Brown, Sallie Hetherington. FRONT ROW: Ligia Mejia. Meredith Morrow. Jan Zell, Rhonda Stokes. Jodie Martin, Ruth Talley. Yvonne Thomas. BACK ROW: Janice Cuthbert, Carole Greer, Georgetta Valentino. Narrina Mitchell, Betty Dawson, Jo Elliott. Nurses Aides Assisting Mrs. Ruby Clark, the school nurse, was an efficient corps of Florence Nightingales known as nurses' aides. The library aides, helping Miss Schmidt, formed a tripod for the smooth functioning of the library. FRONT ROW: Ligia Mejia, Cathy Mitchill, Sallee Smithson, Lynne Calhoun. BACK ROW: Carol Egee, Pat Beachem. Laura Austin. Library Aides 48 Debating FRONT ROW: Dallas Atkins, Hanna Hedburg, Dianne Kartluke. Cathy Veldhuis. BACK ROW: Tom Weir, Clifford Collins, Richard Henderson. Debating Club, coached by Mr. Michael Davis, gave students an opportunity to project their school spirit and oratorical abilities into one picture. Under the supervision of Mr. John Marchak, the American Field Service developed such proj- ects as a hootenanny and a raffle to sponsor this year's exchange student, Cecile DeGuent from Belgium. A.F.S. FRONT ROW: Karen Schiff, Linda McMullen. Cecile DeGuent, Bonnie Smith, Gail Kuhl, Tom Girard. Terry Lunn. SECOND ROW: Jean Griffith, Lorraine LeGates, Beverly Wilcutts, Lavonne Schuster, Jean Hoffmann, Pat Schmid. Sally Remington, Marsha Haley. BACK ROW: Malcolm Stanley. Brenda Walker, Harry Jamison, Rick Glogau, Jerry Coghlan. � EDITOR. ELLIOT PERLMAN. The members of the yearbook staff have cut and spliced the entire high school cinerama and developed it into a composite picture of the days spent at West Chester High. Organizing the senior write-ups and wading through stacks of photos, the staff, under the direction of editor Elliot Perlman, finally produced the 1965 Garnet and White. SPORTS SECTION Dawn Pushee, Robyn Bates, Paul Snyder (Sports Editor), Lee Sherman. ACTIVITIES SECTION STANDING: Jane Heald (Activities Editor), Kim Allott. SITTING: Barbara Doppelt, Sue Rhodes. Mary Muller. PHOTOGRAPHERS Jay Barber, Baldo Carnecchia. Chip Barber, Jean Maxwell, Bob Armstrong. TYPISTS FRONT ROW: Andy Delaney, Linda Douglas. BACK ROW: Mary Lou Birkhimer, Shelby Cox. (Not pictured: Gladys Jefferis, Barbara Simon, Peggy Ritter.) FRONT ROW: Jon Barber, Kathie Zale, Rick Glogau, Charlene Eastburn, Kim Allott, Elliot Perlman. SECOND ROW: Donna Weaver, Pat Stratton, Sally Reed, Elizabeth Giangiulio. Tony Hurst. BACK ROW: Terry Lunn. Francis Hastings. Barbara Hurd, Mike Rubinstein, Charles Tomlinson, Bill Greer. Indianhead In the eight issues of this year's Indian- head, Carol Hemphill, editor, and her staff, advised by Mr. Patrick McDaid, brought high- lights of school events into focus. The news- paper also served as a medium through which students could express their own ideas. The staff used constructive criticism of various school organizations to encourage self-evalu- ation, a progressive idea leading to self- improvement. A smaller staff increased the responsi- bilities of each member. By writing in various fields, participating in proofreading, make- up, and critique, each staff member was given a more extensive picture of newspaper pro- duction. Mr. Patrick McDaid, Adviser, and Carol Hemphill, Editor. FRONT ROW: Barbara Simon, Jean McClelland, Barbara Shur, Ligia Mejia, Charles Spadoni, Cathy Baldwin, Sue Jones, Linda Douglas. Marsha Haley. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hopkins, Jean Hoffmann, Chip Barber, Mark Ralston, Gail Kuhl, Gerry Essick, Linda Dahlberg, Elizabeth Giangiulio, Deanie Davis. THIRD ROW: Joan Goldberg, Bonnie Thompson, Cherie Rissel, Pat Schmid, Jo Shaw. Kathy Boven- Spanish Club FRONT ROW: Herb Ferrer, Dave Miller, Ligia Mejia, Bill Vosburgh, Charles Tomlinson, Kory Moore, Gail Kuhl, Diane Servos, Fred Auger. SECOND ROW: Connie Wells, Debbie Bartow, Jay Lucos, Phyllis Jones, Muffy Russell, Barbara Rowe, Betsy Cabassa, Brenda Walker. THIRD ROW: Shirley Pardue. Sally Reed, Elaine Mantini, Linda MacMullen. Ann Huth, Karen Close, Irene Pugh, Pamela Hoopes. BACK ROW: Kathy Bovenkerk, Carol Mantini, Brenda McCarter, Terry Lunn, Richard Balderston, Kathie Zale, Susan Kirby, Jamie Hyde, Mimi Rogers, Marcy Allison, Jodi Kinney. kerk, Alice Dewees. Sue Jordan, Sue Huber, Jane Heald. FOURTH ROW: Carole Mantini, Brenda McCarter, Karen Everson, Pam Gose. Loretta Dunn, Janet Berry, Lissa Meilach, Karen Close, Cathy Mitchill. BACK ROW: Carol Neff, Chris Edwards. Elaine Mantini. Steve Douglas. Paul Stott, Dave Bowman, Clifford Collins. Robert McCarter, Joe Lair, Wayne Pfaff, Dale Neff. Bringing a varied picture of Spanish life into the classroom atmosphere was the intent of the Spanish Club, assisted by Miss Ethel Reagan. The focal points of the organization this year were the Christmas party and the Spanish dinner. The French Club, advised by Mrs. Carolyn Bas- sett, attempted to develop an understanding of the people of the French-speaking world. Meeting twice monthly, the group frequently viewed slides and films and occasionally heard guest speakers. French Club 53 Idea-men Rick Glogau, Gordon Woodrow, and Paul Snyder ponder over possible Council projects. Functioning under a revised Constitution, this year's Student Council, aided by Miss Patricia Dixon, exposed a series of novel ideas promising to become tradition at West Chester. Examples of such accom- plishments were the activity cards and the faculty baby-picture contest. The Thanksgiving dance, the Christmas dance, and Field Day—all council-sponsored projects - were sights that only a shutter could pre- serve. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Bill Vosburgh, Vice-President; Jane Heald, Sherry Turpin, Secretary; Pat Bilinski, Elizabeth Giangiulio, John Strauss, President. SECOND ROW: Larry Webb, Chris Uyehara, Ron Cassano, Charles Spadoni. Treasurer. BACK ROW: Bob Armstrong, Paul Snyder, Mike Miller, Bob Lee, Bob Ross, Gordon Woodrow. Student Council The casual atmosphere of the Executive Council meeting gives John Strauss a chance to see what's on the day's agenda. FRONT ROW: Jane Heald, Lynne Ruggiero, Deanie Davis, Elizabeth Giangiulio, Pat Bilinski, Sandi Miller, Barbara Hurd, Joanne Hurd. Crystal Kofke, Dallas Atkins, Sue Cottrell, Jean Velde. SECOND ROW Sue Rhodes, 8onnie Smith, Sherry Turpin, Nancy Griswold, Bernadette DiRocco. Karen Schiff, Charlene Eastburn, Orue Diffenderfer, Joan Shepherd, Anita Carlson, Sue Peters. THIRD ROW: Bob Armstrong, Linda MacMullen, Livie Manfredi, Karen Ratner, Sally Hetherington, Charlie Spadoni. Chris Uyehara, Alan Levine, John Strauss. FOURTH ROW: Bill Vosburgh, Paul Snyder, Joe Travaglini, Frank Albertson, Robert Ross, Gordon Woodrow, Lee Sherman, Tony Hurst, Ron Cassano, Larry Webb. BACK ROW: Eric McVeigh, Robert Lee, Dave Jamieson, Mike Mi er, Michael Pillagalli. PLAY CAST Betsy Cabassa, Loretta Dunn, Herb Ferrer. Wayne Gersen, Richard Glogau, Marsha Haley. Cheryl Hurd, Gail Kuhl, 8renda McCarter. Robert McCarter, Elliot Perlman, Ted Pugh, Charlie Richardson, David Schock. Stanley Shur, Paul Snyder. Robert Waldman, Allan Walker, Brenda Walker. Mr. DePinna (Herb Ferrer) receives the evil eye from everyone because of his part in the disastrous fireworks explosion. Manning the control board to put the show on the air are Jim Holmgren and Rick Glogau. WCH on the air Vectors FRONT ROW: Robert McCarter, Helen Hare, Kim Allott, Diane Pennell, Paul Snyder. SECOND ROW: Evy Glassberg, Frank Donohoe, Joan Goldberg, Sally Reed, Elizabeth Giangiulio, Mary Murphy THIRD ROW: Kathy Tinari, John Suplee, Mary Lou Birkhimer, Jan Zell. BACK ROW: Sallee Smithson, Glen Gleysteen, Jodi Kinney, Hannah Hedburg. Sue Jordan and Liz Giangiulio are proud Rick Glogau is doubled-up over dance of their decorative creation for the preparations. Thanksgiving Dance. Dances UNDERCLASSMEN After a complete roll of film has been exposed, a new one replaces it. This new film is represented by the under- classmen, who are poised and eager- ly awaiting the exciting times ahead. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Lee. President; Mike Miller, Vice-President; Jonathan Matlack. Treasurer. (Not pictured Joanne Miller, Secretary.) I John Algier, Kathleen Allison, Pamela Allison, Irvin Allott, Brian Althouse, Laurie Andersen, Arthur Anderson, William Anderson. Marjorie Andes, Elaine Androwick, Rae Angevine, Michael Arabia. Linda Areson, Linda Ashbridge, Fred Ashmead. Laura Austin. Rebecca Baer, Bernard Baker, Metta Baker, Richard Baldwin. Michael Bannon. Jay Barber, Jerry Barber, Carol Barno, Harry Barr, Helen Barry, Sandra Barto, Keith Bates. Gertrude Battan, Patricia Beachem. Robert Becker, Shirley Beckett, Paul Beide- man, Cathy Beling, Nancy Bennett. Stephen Bennett, Walter Bennett, Eldin Berger, Suzanne Berry, Connie Best, Harry Best, Lee Beyer, Johanna Bingham, Louise Black, Catharine Blackburn, Charlotte Blackie, Robin Bleecher, Nancy Bloss, Maurice Boddy. Eugene Bogle, Georgene Bogle, Bruce Bohannon, Ronald Bond. Susan Boody, Florence Book, Richard Bovenkerk, Rodger Boven- kerk, Dennison Bowman, Thomas Boyer, Edward Boyle, Carol Bramley, Donald Bromall, Charles Brooks, Susan Broomall, David Brown, Deborah L. Brown, Deborah M. Brown, Donna Brown, Herbert Brown, Joan Brown, Robert Brown, Gerald Brucker, Harry Bruno, Eric Burgin, Kathleen Burkey, Joyce Butler, James Byrd, David Cahaley, Linda Calcinore, Barbara Campbell, Bonnie Campbell, Kathy Cann, Judith Capper, Robert Carl, Steven Carlisle, John Carpenter, Nancy Carpenter, Eric Carter, John Chalfant, William Chalfant, Linda Chamberlain, Vance Chamber- lin, Joyce Chambers, Harry Choate, James Christman, Christopher Cirker, James Clark, Edward Clarke, Henry Clay, Joann Clay, Kathy Clay, Stephen Clements, John Clemons, Steven Clifford, David Clompus, Robert Cogliano. Martin Cohen. Barbara Compton. Richard Conn, Lynda Cook, Linda Coomer, Judith Cosby, Susan Cottrell, Robert Cowan, Bonnie Craig, Kay Crawford, Carl Cree, Karen Cummins, Dolores Curley, Jeffrey Curtis, Susan Curtis, Sophomores Jill Daly, Mayda Dannenberg, Nancy Darr, Richard Davis, Celia Demro, Robert Dephillips, Betty Lou Detwiler, Richard Deubler. Helen Dewees, Charles Dickinson, Joseph Dinenno, Sue Diorio, Sheila Dixon, Lon Dolly, Melissa Donovan, David Dougherty, Donald Dougherty, Linda Dowling, James Doyle, John Durfee. Linda Durnell. Ronald Dutton. Judy Eason. Gary Ebery, Douglas Eckman, Sueann Edwards, David Ehrhart, Jacqueline Ellmore, William Englehrecht, Jane Epp. Dee Erwin, Clyde Eshelman, Mary Fagley, Philip Fairbanks, Richard Feddern, David Feldman, Frank Ferdik, Thomas Finley, Joanne Fitzgerald, Fred Fitz- maurice, Joseph Fitzpatrick. Margaret Fleming, John Flick, Lynda Forbes, Linda Founds, Theodore Frain, Frank Fritz, Laura Froh- ling, Joseph Gallagher, Robert Gallagher, Gayle Gardner, Pamela Garnett. Margaret Gersen, Marsha Getty, Edwin Gilbert, Janet Gill, Michael Gill. Fred Gillespie, Sandra Glacier, Robert Glasco. Louise Glogau, Dianne Gluckert, Bruce Gorman, Frank Gormley, Melanie Goslin, Patricia Grasberger, Katie Graul, Carol Greene, David Griffin, Jeanne Griffith. Mary Groff. George Grubb, Joann Grubb, Arthur Haines, Jerry Hall, Joanne Halsey, Lonnie Hamilton. John Haring, Richard Harper, Barbara Harple, Elizabeth Harris, Mark Harrison, Richard Harvey, Frances Hash, Frances Hasting. Thomas Haws, Stephen Hazzard, Vincent Hazzard, Douglas Heivly, Cheryl Hemker, Linda Hemphill, Susan Henry, Nancy Herr, Gar- field Herron, Kathleen Herwegh. Donald Hicks. Charles Himel- right, Richard Hoell, Raelyn Holdsworth. Sharon Hollifield. Wayne Holtsman, Michael Hool, Theodore Hoopes, Ronald Hoskins. David Howarth. Paul Hudgins. Ann Hughes, Barbara Hurd. Cheryl Hurd, Joanne Hurd, Raymond Huskins, John Huster, Ann Huth. Arthur Huyett, Belinda Izzi, Bruce Jackson, Dand Jackson, Elwood Jackson, Roger Jacobs, Allan Jefferies, Karen Jensen, Barbara Johnson, Dwight Johnson, Hubert Johnson, Jane Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Mary Johnson, Oliver Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ruth Ellen Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Donald Jones. Linda Jones, Jack Kalbach. Kenneth Kane, Kurt Kannwisher, Thomas Kavanaugh. Emily Keller, Vicki Kennedy. Linda Keyser, Robert Kilfaro, Mary Kilmarx, Andrew Kinsinger, Stanley Klugh. Judith Knarr, Richard Knatz, Ronald Kodish, Crystal Kofke. Gertrude Komnik. Patricia Korbonits, Nancy Kramer, Jonethann Kreutzer, Leonard Krick, Christine Lackey. Lynda Laine, Patricia Lair, Pamela Landis. Richard Lane, Patricia Lanning, Carole Lanush, Sharon Larer, James Latta, Sylvia Lawrence, Ruth Lawson, James Leary, Patricia Lee, Robert Lee, Lorraine Le Gates, Daniel Leonard, Kenneth Levy. Kathleen Lewis, Roger Lewis, Susan Linder, Thomas Little, Christine Loff. Andrew Loggins, David Lombardi. Diane Loomis. Wanda Loper. Nancy Love, Rebecca Lukens, Denise McCallin. Marianne McComsey. Janice McCormick, Linda McFarland, David McGinley. Elizabeth Mcllvaine, Marie McKee, Charles McKinney. Eric McVeigh, Catherine MacNeill. Gregory Majors, Edward Man- ick, Gary March, Sallie March, Donna Marshall, Harvey Martin, Kenneth Martin. Pennock Martin. Gregory Mascio, Joseph Mason. Judith Mason. Jonathan Matlack. Nancy Matthews, Nathaniel Matthews. Arlington Mattson, Jeffrey Maxwell. Thomas Medley, Robert Meneses, Isaac Merritt, John Messner, Charles Metzger, Christopher Miles, Joanne Miller, Michael Miller, Connie Milliken. Stephen Mitchell, Joseph Mollica, Robert Montgomery, William Moore, Patricia Morgan, Veronica Morgan, Barry Moyer, Linda Muller, John Murdock, William Murdock. Leslie Murray. Patricia Murray, Jean Murrey, Laurel Murrey, Michael Nall, Harry Nash. Marion Neff. Ella Nelson, Leon Nelson, Alfred Nesbitt, Michael Noble, Patricia Nodich, Allan Norsoph, Lawrence Norton, Susan O’Donnell, Kathleen O’Reilly, Phillip Painter, Gary Pardue, Donna Parker, Ruth Ann Parker, William Parry, David Parsons, Darleen Patterson, Charles Pennell, Terrence Pernsely, Edith Perry, Diane Pfaff, Margaret Pfahler, Elizabeth Pfitzenmeyer, Michael Pilla- galli, Joyce Pilny, Linda Pinkerton, Susan Pitterhoff, Gayle Pie- bani, Kathy Plunkett, Linda Plunkett, Patricia Poole, Jeanette Powell, Arnite Prentiss, Susan Preston, Kathryn Price, Theodore Pugh, Scott Quillen, Wendy Radicchi, Christine Ralph, Peter Ray, Pamela Rea, James Reed, Karen Reevie, Stephen Reisinger, Barclay Reynolds, Thomas Reynolds, Mary Riale, Brenda Richard- son, David Riegel, Theodore Riegel, Richard Riley, Angel Rios. Dorothy Ristine, Diana Roberts, George A. Roberts, George R. Roberts, Aldan Spenser, Linda Rodeback, Mary Rogers, Jeffrey Rohrer, Peter Rohrmayer, Cheryl Rollins, William Rose. Thomas Rothrock, Mary Rozday, Paul Rubinstein, Rena Rubinstein, Susan Ruch, Tonda Ruggeri, Janice Ruth, Keith Sadler, Susan Savannah. Alexander Sawyer, Stephanie Schatz, Karen Schiff, Claire Schlim- me, Donald Scott, Larry Scull, Diane Sellitto, Rosalie Sheeler, Susan Shaller, Donald Shoffner, Stanley Shur, Phillip Sickler. Albert Simeone, Margaret Simmons, Rebecca Simpson, Joanne Singletary, Stephen Slawek, Gale Smith, Jenny Louise Smith. Sandra Smith, Stephanie Smith, Veronica Smith, Paul Snyder, Daniel Spaziani, Susan Speer, Nancy Spellman, Anne Sperling. Hyatt Spriggs, James Springer, William Stafford. Brenda Stern. Marjorie Stern, Nancy Stern, John Stevenson. Roy Steward. John Stewart, Roger Stone. Judy Storms, Raymond Sutton, Susan Sutton. Richard Swadley, Frederick Swanenberg, James Sweeney. Elizabeth Szilagyi, Vincent Taliercio. Ruth Talley. Melrose Tap- scott, Janet Taylor, David Telian, Mary Terrizzi, Kathleen Thomas. Larry Thomas. Robert Thomas, Stephen Thomas, Wanda Thomas. William R. Thomas, William W. Thomas, Frank Thompson, Harry Thompson, Maxcine Thompson, Pamela Thompson, Donald Thom- son, Sheila Thornton, Stanley Tidman, Stephen Till, Tanya Torrey. Patricia Townsend, William Townsend. Dorsey Trego, Linda Trego, John Tyman, Linda Tyson, Regina Valentino. Mary Velde. Carl Veser, Lorelei Wade, Robert Waldman, Allan Walker. Camille Walker, Charles Waltz, Douglas Wason. James Waters. Penny Weaver, John Weir, John Welsh, William Westwood, Carol Whit- ing. Ronald Widner, Robert Wiggins, David Wilds, Steven Wilds. Russell Williamson, Patricia Willis, Joseph Winner, Joyce Wolfrey. James Worrell, David Wright. Pearl Wright, Susan Wright, Linda Wynn, Gary Yarnall, Paul Yarnall, Margaret Yensus. Kathleen Yerkes, James Young, Jeanne Zang. A hair-raising day at school has Linda Hemphill doing some last-minute grooming. Barbara Hurd and Mr. Patrick McDaid show the effects of a fast-moving day. 'Contemplation’' is an appropriate title for this classroom scene. Is Ann Huth giving someone the “evil eye? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Larry Webb. President; Ron Cassano. Vice-President; Bonnie Smith, Secretary; Ed Gondolf, Treasurer. Ellen Adams, Linda Adamson, James Ainge, Frank Alesiani, Dean Alexander. Rosalinda Alfaro. Glynys Allen. Marcia Allison, David Amsler, Charlotte Anderson, Geraldine Andress, Cheryl Andro- wick, Clifford Angry, Richard Anstey, Janet Arner, Richard Arscott, Nancy Arzarelli, James Ashton, Dallas Atkins, Carol Ayers, Joanne Bailey, Alfred Baker, Jon Barber, Roger Bard, David Bartholomew, Gregory Bartley, Deborah Barto, Robert Batchewelder, Robyn Bates. Richard Bauder, Daphne Bean, Henry Bennett, Edward Berdick, Tony Betz, James Bickert, Samuel Bicking, Katherine Bishop. Carole Ann Blalock. Stephen Boals, Charles Bock, Donna Boehme, Beverly Bolton, Ruth Bowersock. Joyce Bowman, Renee Bowser, Janet Boyle, Joanne Boyle, Clifford Brane, William Brignola, Sandra Brittingham, Gary Bronson. Brenda Brooks, Michael Brooks, Rex Brooks, Helen Broschard, Lois Brown, Peter Brown, Stephen C. Brown, Stephen E, Brown, Vickie Brown, Leslie Bryan, Sheila Burch, Jim Burke, Richard Butler, Richard Butirk, Bruce Butters, Samuel Butz„ Elizabeth Cabassa, Geoffrey Campbell, Anita Carlson, Neal Carlson, Rich- ard Carnathan, Darryl Carpenter, Raymond Carr, Jos. Richard Carter, Thomas Carter, Ronald Cassano, Richard Castle, Vincent Cattano, Margaret Chambers, Patricia Chambers, Beverly Cham- pion, Louise Cherry, Sandra Cheyney, Diane Clark, Joyce Clark, Richard Clark, Shirley Lynn Clark, Kathleen Cole, Clifford Collins, Ronald Collins, Cheryl Connell, Scott Conrad, Darlene Cook, Diane Cooper, Douglas Cording, Emma Corporal, Joseph Corr, Loreatha Cotton, Stephen Cottrel, Judith Court, Martha Crosby] Jesse Crouse, Kathleen Cumens, Janice Cuthbert, Anna Dannen- berg, Steven Darnowsky, Donald Davis. Ronald W. Davis, Betty Dawson, Robin OeBolt, Stephen DeCarlo, Linda DeHaven, Robert DeHaven, Andrea Delaney, Carter Derusay, Craig Deshong, Robert Dickenson, Drue Diffenderfer, John Dill, Eloise Dirk, Orazio Di- Rocco, Stephen Dolly, Susan Donnelly, Donna Donnon, Edward Juniors Dooley, Barbara Doppelt, Robert Doughten, Steven Douglas, Brenda Dow, Diane Dowling, Mark Driscoll, Jeanne Dulin, Jimmy Dulin. Maryann Dunwody, Linda Durnell, Patricia Dutt, Margaret Dutton. Stephen Earley, Charlene Eastburn, Kenneth Eby, Charles Ebert, Christine Edwards, Berten Ely, Christina Emanuel, Linda Emory, Noel English, Gail Ennis, Susan Erwin, Karen Everson, Martha Faddis, Mary Faddis, John Farra, Jeff Feine, Herbert Ferrer, James Ferrier, Fred Fink, John Finkey, Burnette Fish, Sherlyn Flack, Karen Flannery, John Flannery, Kenneth Fletcher, Elizabeth Flowers, Lois Flowers, Diane Ford, Terrence Foster, Susan Freshly. Linda Fritchman, Kenneth Fryberger, Thomas Fryer, Charles Funk. Leona Furrell. David Gallagher, Dennis Gallimore, Michael Galloway, Dana Gambill, Janice Gardner, Nancy Garnett. Richard Garton. Daniel Gebhard. William Gebhard, James Gentzsch, Robert Getty, Dennis Giancola, Susan Gibson. Raymond Gilbert, Deborah Gill, Anna Giordano. Aurora Gladstone. Suzanne Glass. Evelyn Glassburg. Philip Glazier, Richard Gom- moll, Edward Gondolf, Lawrence Good. Pamela Gose, Barry Gos- lin, Cynthia Goslin. James Graham, William Graul. Katharine Gray, Judy Green, Hazel Greene, Carole Greer, William Greer, Benjamin Griffith, John Groff, Francis A. Grubb, Donald Guie, Kristin Haislett, Charles Hamilton, Arthur Hanna, Steven Hanna. David Haring, Karen Haring, Harry Harkness. Thomas Harned, Susan Harrison, Alan Harsel, Antonia Hartshorne, Grace Hash. Ronald Hawkins, Robert Haws. William Hay, Richard Hayden. Hanna Hedberg, George Helker, James Helmer, Stanford Hender- son. Michael Henley, Dianne Henzie, Frederick Hervey, Kurt Hettle, Deborah Hicks, Thomas High, John Higham, Kenneth Highley, Dorothy Hill, Robert Hodson, Hedwig Hoecht, Dagmar Hoell, Judith Hoffman, Marilyn Hoffman. Tim Hogentogler. Richard Holdsworth, Diane Holowecky, Barry Holzhauser, Ronald Hoopes. Linda Hovington, Carl Howell, Craig Howell, Shirley Huber, Carol Hull, Antony Hurst, Nancy Imhof, John Ingiosi, William C. Ingram, Linda L. Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Russel Jacobs. Gary Jameson, Sandra Jamieson. Harry Jamison, Cheryl Jannotte. Rich- ard Jarrett, Clara Jefferis, Pamela Jenkins. Charles Johnson. Diane Johnson, Ester Johnson, Robert Johnson, Cheryl Jones. Elanor Jones, Ernest Jordan, Mark Kannwisher, David A. Kay. Paul Keiser, David Keller, Stephanie Kellon, William Kemery. Sandra Kenion, Patrick Kimes. Don Kinney, Josephine Kinney. Mary Lou Kinzinger, Harriette Kistler, Robert Kloss, Janet Knox. Edward Kohlmeyer, Carroll Kolva, Susan Koons. Allen Kreisher. Gaye Kulp, Everett Kurt, Jr.. Patricia Kurt, Joyce Kurz, Walter Lammey, Jack Lammy, Linda Lane. Judith Lawrence. James Leon- ard, Richard Leone, Alan Levine. Mitchell Lewis, Robert B. Lewis. Judith Lobb, Shirley E. Lobb, William Lonsinger, David Loper. Scott Loughead, Barbara Lockwood. Joan Lucas, Andrew Lumi- nella. Fern Lynch, Linda MacMullen. Charles McClaskey, Jean McClelland, Virginia McFalls. William Mcllvaine. Lynn McKell. Francis McKenny, Francine McLain. Mary Lou McWilliams. Eliza- beth Mace. Frederick Maerker. Walter Magee. Charlotte Mahers. William Maholland. Mary Malone. Elaine Mantini. Jay March. Lynne Marshall, Brian Martin, Dale Martin, George Martin, John Martin, James Massengale, Suzanne Matlack, Richard Matlat, Wanda Mauck. Jean Maxwell, Lous Metzger, Judith Meyers, Deborah Midelton, Joseph Milanese, Joseph R. Miller, Sandra Miller, Earl Minyone, Narrina Mitchell. Barbara Mitten, Charles Moore, Victoria Morrow, Margaret Morton, Frederick Moses, Russell Mosteller. Barbara Moulton, James Moulton, Constance Mumma, Shane Murphy, Jack Myers, Stephen Neal, Dale Neff. Terry Neilon, Robert Neithercott, Anna Ninos, Elsie Norat, Mi- chael Oakes, Susan Oles, Patricia O’Sullivan, Robert Owens. Dick Paaby. Michael Paden, Carl Palmer, Susanne Palmer. Wil- liam Pangonis. Marie Parise, George Parker, Patricia Parr. Bertha Paskings. Eric Payton, Walton Eric Pedersen, David Pennell, Brenda Pernsley, Susan Peters, Karen Petersheim. Kathy Petersheim, Pamela Pettit. William Pfitzenmeyer, Jon- mark Pierce, Ellen Pittock. Marlyn Pizii, Kenneth Plummer, Jonathan Pomeroy, Carolyn Ponder, William Poole, Robert Preer, Judith Preston, Richard E. Price. Richard L. Price. Marilyn Priest. Linda Pryor, Sue Pryor. Dawn Pushee. Bruce Pyle. Robert Pyle. Gayle Ramsay. Brenda Ray, Dennis Ray. Dallas Rebmann, Dianne Reeder, Nancy Reese. Eric Reid. Lois Reisinger. Albert Rhodes. Susan Rhodes. Patricia Rhodewalt. Charles Richardson. Timothy Richmond. Lawrence Riggs, Mary Riley, Doris Rissinger. Angela Roberts, Nancy Roebrts. Eric Rodebaugh, Wanda Rodenboh, Thomas Rodgers. Richard Rodkey. Yvonne Roeser, John Rohde. Michael Romano, Kathleen Ronayne, Fred Roth, Barbara Rowe, Peter Rozday, Marianne Ruch, Carol Sagner, David Salvesen. Jeffrey Savournin, Catherine Scheel, Conni Schmid, Susan Schmidt. David Schoen, Marie Schroeder, Lavonne Schuster, Fredericka Schwartz. Charles Scott, Dennis Scott, John Seace. Gerald Seiter, William Shank. Joan Shepherd, David Sickler. Richard Simeone, Joseph Simmons, Barbara Simon, Florence Simpers, William Simpson. Joseph Skovrinski. Charles Sload. Harold Slackway, Brent Smeltzer, Fillimore Smiley, Gary Smiley, Bonnie Kay Smith, Charles Smith. Cynthia Smith, George Smith. Jeffrey Smith, Judith Smith, Michael Smith, Roland Smith. Sandra Snyder, John Sowell, Charles Spadoni, Mary Jane Spa- ziani, Susan Spitz, Patricia Stancato, Malchan Stanley. Nora Stanley, Susan Stanton, Virginia Steele. Mark Stevens. Patricia Stratton. Robert Strauss, William Swinehart. Bonney Lou Taylor. David Taylor, Elaine Taylor, Scott Taylor, Wendy Teasdale. Paul Thimm, Barbara Thomas, Gertrude Thomas. Jackson Thomas. Jarvis Thomas. Charles Thompson. Paula Thompson. David Till- man, Kathleen Tinari, George Todor, Cheryl Torrey, Andrew Toth, Linnie Townsend. Robert Trimble, John Trost, Donald Troupe. Donna Turner. Christopher Uyehara, John Van Scoyk. Penny Von Rembow, Cynthia Von Stetten. Mark Wahn, Fred Waldbuesser, Robert Walker, Cheryl Wanner, Thomas Wannyn, Myrle Warren. Philip Wax, Albert Weaver, Donna Weaver. Larry Webb, Vernon Webb. Constance Wells. Gustav Welzel, Margit Welzel, Jeffrey Wharton. Wayland Whittaker. Lawrence Wiegand. Dorothy Wig- gins. Robert Williams. Jaclyn Williamson, Linda Willis. Sharon Willis, Earl Wilson, Keith Wood. Carol Woolridge. Bertha Worth- ington, David Worthington. Debbie Wright. Sandra Wright. William Wright, John Wynn, Lawrence Yates, Jane Yeager. Patricia Yen- sus, Nancy Yerkes. Roy Yingling. Gary Yohe, Terry Youmans. Robert Young. William Young. Kathleen Zale, George Zimmer. Ice cream cone in hand, teacher Buster Johnson calmly explains the differences between the male and female peach tree. Mr. Hancock’s class takes time out for a station break. Regardless of whether Tony Hurst is singing or yawning. Malcolm Stanley is prepared to begin. SENIORS The seniors have already completed their years of high school life, and their knowledge and experiences have, for the most part, made a per- manent impression upon them. HUGH CHARLES ABERNETHY Bud . . . Latin scholar . . . plays a squeaky saxophone . . . creative writer . . . Marco Polo of the senior class . . . like father like son: U. of P., M.D. JEAN A. ADAMS Hits the books . . . goes for gym . . . can't wait till 2:30 . . . Got some gum? . . . hates the Beatles . . . Nothing much. THOMAS JEFFERY ADKINS Tom ... an organ buff . . . I'd rather fight than switch I . . . enjoys the King's English ... a clever comedian. FRANK BARNETT ALBERTSON. Ill Latin scholar? . . . horn-rimmed intellectual . . . one of the Weaner's Wonders . . . buttondown collars and loafers . . . special interest in Harrisburg. KIM D. ALLOTT Edith?? . . . renowned world traveler . . . Oh, guess what? . . . forever doing her Latin at lunch . . . eats books—covers and all . . . our next Perle Mesta. JOHN JAY ANDERSON Future in dodging clouds or behind an easel? . . . the 'Thin Man . . . eagerly awaits fourth period ... al- ways found in the halls . . . But John you can do better than thatl ... a mean grappler. NANCY LOUISE ANDERSON Quiet in English class . . . wrecked any cars lately? . . . riot at the lunch table . . . orange ice fan. WILLIAM ROLAND ANDERSON Andy-bow . . . sports fan—likes baseball, football and basketball . . . one of Shank's workers ... I don't know . . . future in pro baseball, he hopes. ROBERT ALDEN ARMSTRONG Bob . . . equipped with IBM 1620 . . . indignant about carrying books . . . Homework! You do homework? . . . star of the soccer bench . . . Nerd. MARGARET ARR0W00D Peggy . . . mad dasher to the lunchline . . . booster of the Nursing Club . . . real hip with a pair of water skis ... to be capped in white SHERRY ANGEYINE English a favorite subject . . . Any one for tennis? . . . I did it again! . . . That's my Mustang! . . . favorite group—Beach Boys . . . likes to drive . . . Is it natural? . . . one of our future bookkeepers. ARTHUR ANGRY Angry . . . reserved and level-headed . . . afflicted with sports-mania ... a promising businessman . . . plans to attend Temple University. 72 0k Fa 1 w W J JUANA YOLANDA ARVIZU Missy . . . what about Future Homemaking? ... I don't know! . . . loves to get behind a sewing ma- chine . . . goes way out for sports . . . where are her glasses? KATHLEEN ANN ASHTON Kathy . . . Say, you understand chemistry! . . . Don't know, do ya? . . . oh, those eyes! . . . Quiet??? . . . career in merchandising. FREDERIC PIERRE AUGER Fred . . . bouncing on the mats . . . Where can I buy skis? . . . going surfing someday . . . Oh brother ... in the race for space . . . Where is it? STEPHANIE AUGER Steph . . . loves math and chemistry—just how was chemistry? . . . What a darn shame! . . . possible career in nursing . . . France is the greatest . . . her favorite holiday—July 14 . . . she's a valuable asset to the girls' basketball team. Graduates NEIL D. AUSTIN Mr. Nowhere . . . Sterling Moss without wheels . . . lost inspection sticker . . . No, I didn't say that . . . tortoise rims . . . Tarzan?? . . . Ocean City shubbie . . watch that temper . . . Whatever college will have of 1965 ROBERT M. BACK Bob . . . tape recorder—French class . . . always has a plan . . . fools around with electronics and mechanics ... a clutchless motor bike . . . wears cool sneakers . . . cross-country star . . . wants to see the world. wc HS CAROLINE BAILEY Cookie . . . waitress at 1330 Diner . . . late nights . . . 202 Drive-in . . . Distributive Education . . . constant sleeper . . . doesn't believe in gym. RICHARD BALDERSTON Rich . . . the quiet man . . . 'Wished French class wasn't longer . . . one of the Hi-Y guys . . . corner stone of the garnet and white pyramid . . . West Chester's Frank Lloyd Wright. 73 C. HARRY BARBER, III Cheerful Chip . . . learn that banjo yet? . . . will he ever get past first base? . . . So what? . . . future: getting into the teeth of things. LARRY JOSEPH BARBER Barber-shop . . . But Mrs. Meyers, I don't need a hair- cut . . . Lawrence . . . It is not a Beatle haircut . . . conservative . . . Sexy little things, aren't they!? . . . What do you mean I'm not the greatest? JOHN A. BARNARO Bear ... a jeep-goer . . . can be found at Burton's . . . wheels a gray stagecoach . . . one of Mr. Reynold's wood butchers. RICHARD T. BARNES Tommy . . . headed for California . . . sleeping in Dis- tributive Ed. again? . . . talkative in English class . . . Mind your own business . . . likes to drive ... a future car salesman . . . hard worker. CATHERINE ANN BALDWIN Cathy ... a unique dieter—new one every week . . . seen with her Bassett hound, Molly ... an indescrib- able laugh . . . may yet get a varsity letter in hockey. WILLIAM 6. BALDWIN, JR. Bill . . . Let's do something great! . . . enjoys hunt- ing on school days . . . usually at the Goshen Fire House . . . Let's go throw rocks in the reservoir . . . avid fan of Martha White's all-purpose flour. WAYNE G. BARD Can be found at Ginos, not working ... I didn't do it . . . doesn't sleep at home, only in school . . . Homework, what's that? . . . has a habit of driving junk . . . Those bums took $.20 out of my pay. LINDA LEE BARKER That's swift . . . Anyone for skimming? . . . Where's the dance tonight? . . . Ugh, more home- work! . . . Eight ball in the corner pocket . . . Okay, who has my water skis now! WILLIAM CRESWELL BARRETT, JR. Bill . . . prefers gas stations to school . . . the real working type . . . will be wearing the Air Force blue. DAVID K. BAUMAN Dave . . . W.C.H.S. soccer team . . . Howard Johnson V.I.P.—Be careful with those dishes! . . . great driver? . . . habla espanol . . . pride of the Badger State. VIRGINIA BAZAR Slink . . . Yea, well! . . . yellow bird . . . what hap- pened to French IV? . . . Ya know . . . chemistry major . . . Oh, I'm all upset . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . Yeah man! DON CARROLL BEACHEM Copper . . . booming businessman . . . wears some classy clothes ... a perpetual party-goer . . . city slicker. 74 JAY OEWEES BEACHEM Southern Chester County all-star soccer player? . . . Joe Conservative with jitterbug walk . . . college bound or bust . . . Hayes Jones the second. LYDIA E. BENNETT Doodie . . . love those eyes . . . likes to receive letters . . . P.O.D. classes never to be forgotten . . . You know what? CAROLYN A. BENZ Our little pixie . . . Ohoo nooo! . . . Have you seen my oxygen mask? . . . three-party phone calls . . . But I can't see! . . . temper tantrums . . . extensive vocabulary. JANET E. BERRY Are you kidding me? . . . Anyone for a ride in a jeep? . . . Did you do your homework? . . . Talking again! . . . Gym—byt w just had it! ... No habla espanol. H. BILINSKI thing to eat? . . . Where are we ... has experience with the law ryV. . . should teach driver educa- nto the drive-in. I ROBERT E. BIRD dassVqo cut-up . . . Gonna make it to the strums a wicked guitar . . . really attached ouiStry and western music . . . Beloit Eastern ahead. JOHN R. BLACKBURN The Tall Man . . . always in the gym . . . cross country star . . . You never can tell . . . favorite subjects: history and gym . . . baseball enthusiast. LAWRENCE A. BLOSS Larry . . . watch out for that man on water skis . . . Gezorp . . . Now who could have done that? . . . Honda man . . . What did you say? ROBERT W. BETZ. JR. Bob . . . our heavy weight wrestler? . . . Do you have your trig done? . . . saving his pennies for a set of wheels . . . one crazy guy . . . Work? . . . Oh, no! Out of gas again. ROBERT J. BIGLER Big . . . corny jokes . . . great athlete . . . wrong tech- nique-right answer! . . . Going to the dance? . . . bowling alley fellow . . . studious? MARY LOU BIRKHIMER M. L. . . . patronizes the library and book counter . . . appetite for grilled cheese sandwiches . . . always ready with a quote . . . Patience, dear . . . future with a test tube in one hand and a slide rule in the other. LAWRENCE R. BISHOP Fred Flintstone . . . fast man with a joke . . . future in carpentry . . . shop, mechanical drawing, and girls— in that order . . . Not me! 75 DAVID EZEKIEL BOND, JR. Bear . . . Where's the Zeen? . . . watch those tele- phone poles! . . . Main Line bound . . . one of Uncle Sam's boys . . . All-American clock watcher. KATHLEEN ELLEN BOVENKERK Kafh . . . easy to get along with . . . dependable . . . true French scholar . . . quiet looks only . . . quick with a smile . . . homework fiend . . . You know. JOHN WILLIAM BOWYER. Ill Jack . . . Distributive Education student . . . accom- plished shelf-stocker . . . wants the manager's job . . . the working man ... can be found ringing a bell at Christmas time. JOSEPH M. BRADLEY School Bell fan . . . who's the date with now, Joe? . . . has big plans and will go far . . . accustomed to Mr. Peters' office . . . works at Schramms after school. JOSEPHINE H. BRADLEY Josie ... a whiz in bookkeeping? . . . hates those rush- ing lunch periods . . . You're kidding! . . . devoted to her typewriter . . . secretarial work her goal. EDYTHE ARLENE BRINTON Edie ... a talent for art . . . smiling blue eyes . . . Guess what?—I got a letter! . . . one wild laugh . . . What bubble in English class? . . . never a dull mo- ment ... on to art school. GLADYS REBECCA BRISCOE The great athlete . . . that math class . . . Don't worry about it . . . enjoys dancing . . . talking is a favorite pastime . . . ambition: beautician. LARRY G. BRONSON One of the shop loggers . . . future with the Sea Bees Hey Pfitz . . . math and mechanical drawing whiz. ALLEN R. BROWN Rich ... a handy man in the shop . . . boss of the road in his V. W. JUDY LOUISE BROWN Judy, please!! . . . ardent Warrior fan . . . neat 'n sweet . . . watch that ruler! . . . has a pet peeve Yepper! . . . future with a typewriter. KATHERINE L. BROWN Kathy . . . French scholar? . . . Wait 'till you hear what happened! . . . big blue eyes . . . there's boys, boys, and, of course, boys! ... I couldn't help it—I forgot MARIORIE A. BROWN My little Margie . . . But it's sooo curly . . . what language do you speak? . . . little girl made of dyna- mite . . . how do you change a flat tire? . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . Are you kidding me? W. TEVIS BROWN Tev . . . star on the cross country team . . . tries to play golf . . . conservative . . . cookie dunker . . . likes blondes and brunettes . . . What's homework? FRANK A. BRUNO Bruns . . . star on the basketball court . . . five fouls, you're out . . . will he ever get to class on time? . . . What time's this period over? DONNA L. BYRD Byrd . . . never a quiet moment . . . Why end up in the middle? . . . just a little ... a new problem every day . . . . . . shorthand scholar . . . A fanatic on clown . . . It's been field . . . Harry, keep qu ing at Ocean city . . . GAIL P. CARLISLE ong brown hair . . . What blonde streak?! . . - Where's my blue Chevy? . . . Tennessee. BALDO M. CARNECCHIA, JR. ?oes for berets and M.G.A.'s . . . Get off the road!!' . . science genius . . . great water skier . . . Who, ne? . . . hunting and fishing . . . what parties? . . . vid jazz fan. BUCKALEW Sandie . . . frequents Bishop Shanahan on Sunday nights . . . who ever heard of one dimple? . . . speed demon—on a typewriter, that is! RICHARD F. BULLER Rich . . . one of the Biddle Street pipe benders . . never found at home . . . working at the Center Ga rage . . - sportsman all the way. FREDRICK C. BUNNELL Isn't that too bad! . . . never at home ... a male- type Dear Abby . . . true friend to the opposite sex. DAYTON L. BUTTERS Usually studies . . . U|3. History and P.O.D. fan . . . plans for future in hisjpry or government . . . What test? . . syUP ss . . . Does anyjigdy have any mim? a §iAnJiitt ctur( on the side X rT We should 77 78 2ERELDA M. CASTREE Candy . . . avid horse lover . . . chorus enthusiast . . . adores all animals . . . New Jersey summers . . . Oh really! . . . It was fabulous! . . . folk music . . . blue jeans and riding stable . . . sports fan . . . Saturday Night movies. MARTHA ANN CHOATE Witty . . . likes horses ... fun to talk to . . . quiet in class, but in the hall—always has something to say . . What? WILLIAM CLARK Pete . . state broad jump champ 65? . . . curls are tops . . . Does anyone remember 'The Twisting Place'? . . . what's so important at Marshall Square? . . . If I could only pass art. HARRY DEAN CLENDENING Dean . . . What's homework? . . . will never be a language major, especially Spanish . . . Do your home- work? . . . one of Stahl's mighty mat-mates . . . You must be kidding. RICHARD E. CARRIGAN Dick . . . rampboy without a flashlight . . . doing home- work this year? . . . Sunday fullback . . . Halsey's hero? . . . can't wait for his Social Security. DONNA ANN CARRY C e . . . loves hayrides and square dances . . . Good Grief! . . . rock and roll parties . . . flips for the Beatles . . . typing scholar? . . . favorite class-gym? . . . night school for hairdressing. FRANK HARVEY CLARK Frankie . . . short but powerful . . . future in the Air Force . . . college bound . . . All Ches-Mont wrestler . . . Hi Shorty! . . . Did we have any homework? MARY SUSAN CLARK Su . . . petite majorette . . . Dear Abby . . . Bad news, fella . . . What are ya doing after school? . . . sweet smile . . . that tank! KAREN LOUISE CLOSE Westtown friends . . . How many rings are you wearing this week, Karen? . . . summer in Mexico . . . Miss Clairol . . . si in French class and oui in Spanish class . . . Oh, that South Philly accent! JEREMY M. COGHLAN J. C. . . . wanderer . , . says what's on his mind and stands up for it . . . Wait'll I get my Jag runnin'l . . . future dictator . . . cynical and sarcastic but somehow likeable . . . sings and picks a 12-string. ANNE STEWART COLDREN Golden girl . . . white gloves . . . wild lacrosse player . . . individualist . . . the great debater ... so or- ganized. RUTH ANN COLE Rudi . . . tumbles in gym class . . . raves over rock 'n roll parties . . . can't be tied down in English . . . sleeps in P.O.D. class . . . You hate me! . . . heads up for hairdressing. WALLACE C. COLEMAN Wally . . . jughead . . . Meet me on the tracks . . . always found on the west end of town . . . party time every time . . . one of the ex-track stars of B. BRUCE W. COLLMANN I'll drag you anytime . . . great lover of trig . . . Goodness . . . you mean you didn't have a quiz? . . . what a temper . . . the track star of the time. VAIL M. CONN If you ever need a speedy ride . . . What is it about West Goshen you don't like?! . . . Anyone for a moon- light swim in the Brandywine? .( . ; Are you kidding me? . . . Betsy ro v -Dave . . vaUMps tojfra 5 . , . Olive Oil. i f£ltectual ap- .„ _ — . . -cwas me fiMin.ti njp. . . Wilmington? o jri? ?wiIl talk his Way into Harvard. PATSY ANN CORCORAN Those Sunday night dances . . . what school do you really go to? . . . never home on weekends . . . always needs help . . . can be seen at Weaner's after school . . . loquacious . . . future secretary. JOHN B. CORDING. Ill Miss Santilli's friend? . . . avid girl watcher . . . Span- ish scholar? . . . whiz in biology . . . Ocean City is the place to be . . . Where's the party? NEAL C. CROMARTY A future ski bum . . . crazy about folk music . . . Guess what I . . . Be quiet while I'm interrupting . Uni- versity of Michigan, he hopes! PAUL E. CROSBY One of Mr. Faccioli's top machinists ... a future worker for Eachus Dairies . . . races homing pigeons as a hobby . . . throws a wicked football . . . possible future in the Army. MARGARET WINN CONYERS Meg . . . geometry scholar? . . . problems, problems, problems . . . Swing !' . . Y'Did someone say Penn State? . head . . . tell you? . headed for Secretarial school . . . real red Well! I v'iQ.k)sh€i dieM . . Dtid anyone ever jlf fatioin 3e j. tyfilwavV: doY A ,... $WUA •, 'y hat're . r. UtslA ery ex- tLAURENCE J. CORLEY, JR Larry . . . never at home . . . doesn't sleep in class- just doesn't go! . . . one lazy cat. SHELBY JEAN COX Oh, that Southern charm . . . insatiable hunger . . . road runner . . . never a serious moment . . . Just look at my hair! . . . destination: Hawaii . . . future: millionairess . . . G. and W. typist. ELAINE CUMENS Jake . . . musician and comedian at heart . . . One- Two-Roll Off Go! . . . My feet hurt . . . Flat-Foot- Flugie . . . Let's get this show on the road ALLAN R. CUNNINGHAM Delirious over driving . . . virtually lives on the road . . . My car isn't running . . . Where to tonight? . . . When's our next day off? . . . shows a shocking interest in electronics. FAYE S. CUNNINGHAM Those long band practices! . . . 1-2 cha, cha, cha . . . Latin scholar? . . . quick pen in shorthand . . . clock-watcher . . . 'When you have a minute to spare, tell me everything you know! ROBERT M. CURTIS Gunther ... a Gino's regular . . . 'Where's the party? . . . to attend art school . . . waits impatiently for 2:30 bell . . . likeable guy. WILLIAM F. DARNER, JR. Bill . . . neat dresser . . . interests include girls and sports . . . expert in gym class . . . excels in geography . . . What's for lunch? . . . future in the service. ARLINE E. DAVIS Dea.iie . . . Hi Ya! . . . unduly pessimistic ... a per- sonality to match those twinkling eyes . . . some whiz at trig and chem . . . Que cosa, senorita! . . . has a sweet tooth for Hansen's . . . flips for the trampoline. LINDA JANE DAHLBERG Handy with an interlinear . . . Gustavus Adolphus was a general in the Thirty Years' War . . . folk singer . . a Swede with brown hair? . . . Marian the librarian . . . sings in Spanish lab . . . foreign service?—oh world beware! VICTOR L. D’ANNUNZIO. JR Vic . . . how long have you had those loafers?! . . . language scholar—especially English? . . . future: stick- ing big horses with big needles. CHARLES P. DAVIS Buddy . . . sharp dresser . . . rowdy at times . . . for- mer great athlete . . . West Chester State bound. TIMOTHY G. DAVIS Tim . . . likes working with wood . . . oh, those jokes . . . found at Goshen Fire House . . . There goes the whistle . . . can't wait until deer season ... to wear the Navy blue. LARRY WESTLY DAWSON Adolph . . . bright future ahead with service . . neat dresser . . . We having a test today? . . . Mashed Potato time. CECILE DeGUENT Ces . . . Oh those gum chewers . . . A. F. S. personi- fied . . . problems in English class ... a Sheridan Drive skateboarder . . . get any mail today? . . . Como esta Alfredo? . . . Ces is to blue as leopard is to spots. ALICE M. DEWEES Kcoky blonde with a sense of humor . quiet in class but not out . . . Nut! . . . outdoor enthusiast ... I think I'll croak . . . fond of felines . . . Awww . . . future hairdresser. ALLAN W. DICKINSON One of Mr. Ferris's eager students (?) • a Chevy fan . . . Does it run? . . . unusual hobbyist ... a future with machines. GEORGE DiORIO Likes to hunt and fish . . . found in the machine shop . . handyman on the lathe . . . Watch that torch! . . . future with machinery . . . Mr. Facciolli's scape- goat? BERNADETTE DiROCCO Bernie . . . avid Warrior football fan . . . the car horn has the hiccups?! . . . You simple nut! . . . Senior Math whiz . . . school would be great if it weren't for classes! . . . loves to talk . . . the artist? FRANKLIN L. D0N0H0E The noisy cheerleader ... sat all the way through Hamlet, huh? ... I need a date Lovely, aren't they? . . . co-ed or boys' school? . . . greatest engineer W.C.H.S. ever produced. BRIAN DONNELLY Three rings on one hand ... A test, today? . . . maniac on a motorcycle . . . What do you mean I'm late? . . . frequents Glen Acres . . . future hints of the service. FRANK J. DeHAUT, JR. Couldn't get out of bed without breaking his hand . . . football player . . . likes to draw cartoons . . . Here comes Mr. Pete . . . pizza maker. RAY PETER DEUBLER Pete . . . one of Mr. Stahl's boys . . . loves to sail . . . his combination: math and science . . . Not really . . . did you get your insurance yet? . . . future in en- gineering. DAVID R. DIETRICH Dave ... a golfing great . . . avid sports fan . . . No big thing . . . complete cynic . . . conservative clothes . . . quiet unless you know him . . . writing in his future. CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE DINGLE, III Chris . . . Shorty . . . likes to dance . . . Coffee Cup special . . . Everybody's kookie . . . secret stage desire? . . . always an open ear for a friend. DONNA MARIE DIXON Quite quiet . . . always on the go and busy planning . . . cosmopolite from Yeadon, Boston, Alabama, New Jersey . . . Oh, I don't know, but I'll try. LEILA E. DIXON Lee . . . future with an airline . . . All kinds of . . . English class is the best . . . likes to dance and swim . . . she sings? ... a class A nut. 81 JOAN ANN DOWLING Joanie . . . Little Senior . . . likes 'em short . . . sports fan . . . My heavens! . . . can be found in the gym . . . how's Spanish? ... a future in the library. TIMOTHY DREWES Tim . . . boxing enthusiast . . . bounces a mean bas- ketball . . . Chess anyone? . . . wild chemist . . . never catch him sleeping in English class. LINDA ANN DOUGLAS Lad . . . just loves chemistry? . . . meets people with a big smile . . . wants to teach the small children . . . swings a wicked baton . . . Oh, that's icky. WANDA LOIS DOWLIN Quiet for only a minute . . . homeroom and Monday study halls are her favorites . . . likes to make friends . . . can be seen at the Warner after school . . . Really? . . . likes to travel and swim. MARY LYNN DRIES Lynn . . . still on a diet? . . . always a smile . . . Are you kidding me? ... a real senior math genius . . . 1 plus 1 equals ? . . . airlines in her future? RICHARD T. DUFFY Duffy . . . sharp dresser . . . man about town . . . the joker . . . where is Lycoming? . . . Hey! Where's Louie? EDWARD H. DUNNE Ed . . . avid baseball player . . . Can you get the car? . . . algebra whiz? . . . quiet appearance only . . . hopes for a future in the Coast Guard. KATHLEEN ANNE DUNN Kathy . . . Oh, No! . . . avid skater . . . What does Gino's have that the Farmers Market doesn't? . . . which stop sign?! . . . Bookkeeping? . . . Beatles is the word! . . . future as a keypunch operator. LORETTA E. DUNN Lorrie . . . competitive roller skating fanatic . . . plays a mean clarinet . . . wild band practices . . . chemistry scholar? ... don't have anything to wear tomor- row! . . . loves to spend money. DIANE DURBOROW Dee Dee . . . Food Fair parker . . . Did you study your Word Wealth? . . . out of gas again? . . . sports fan— from the bleachers . . . Do you want to go bowling? . . . freckled petite . . . future as a legal secretary. B. GAYLE DYKES Coming to Youth for Christ Club? . . . future as a teacher . . . Habla espanol? . . . West Chester State, here she comes . . . My, what a weekend! . . . We have to do it, so let's enjoy it! . . . quiet type? DONALD G. EASTBURN, JR. Don . . . what a shortcoming . . . one of Mr. Stahl's varsity boys . . . watch those dishes . . . unsung hero of the javelin throw . . . We had homework? 82 NORMAN R. EAVENSON, JR. Norm . . . avid sports fan . . . able basketball and baseball manager . . . summer traveler . . . philatelist . . . fond of history and P.O.D. STEPHEN A. EELLS Steve . . . Marple-Newtown's gift to Henderson . . . master of the golf links . . . church league outfielder . . . bound for small co-ed college . . . Tough as nails! . . . adept on a diving board CAROL ANN EGEE One of West Chester's library aides ... I don't know!' . . . enjoys her bookkeeping class . . . always typing . . . future in accounting. DONNA LYNN EHRHART Reds . . . usually found in Malvern . . . What do you want to do? ... a fondness for Mustang-type horses . . . future secretary of America? GERALDINE RUTH ESSICK Gerry . . . handy with a test tube and bunsen burner . . . a nurse with a degree . . . Oh, this hay fever . . . Guess what we did in chem lab today? . . . en- thusiastic spectator. ALEXANDER C. EWING Alex . . . It works! . . . plays with transmissions . . . Watch the car, please . . . fuzz doesn't worry him. hair last night? You know I can't r . . . rough 'n ready. JANE FERRER moment . . . midnight bicyclist . . . should ng at Carnegie Hall?? . . . dead mouse and a mail box . . . ! can't help it . . . telephone poles beware . . . Hey everyone, I'm getting smarter! ... we could never do without her. JOAN ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Jo . . . new addition to our school via Switzerland . . . hates cities . . . enjoys being with people . . . enthusi- astic writer . . . citizen of the world, but genuine all- around American girl . . . expert horsewoman. JOHN FREEMAN EISELE Jack . . . football in the rain? . . . terror on Mr. Stahl's mats . . . Yeh, I know . . . track star of yesteryear . . . having physics problems? . . . late again . . . loves old guns . . . skin-diver . . . forgets the punch line in a good joke. CHARLES FADDIS Charlie . . . hardheaded . . . You better believe it . . . couldn't get away . . . metal bonder. BARBARA J. FAGGIOLI Barb . . . crazy typist . . . goes all out for singing . . . You're kidding! . . . enjoys home economics and math classes. 83 ROBERT WADE FEWELL Bob . . . loves madras . . . clothes conscious . . . foot- ball for life . . . one of the folk singers ... on the up- beat . . . artist . . . always a joke . . . Buenos dias, amigo. ROBERT N. FLANAGAN Stoney Burke . . . puts cars together with expert pre- cision . . . future bachelor mechanic in the Air Force . . . Solid Ted, nuff said. DARYL RAY FLECK Flecky II . . . Well, I'll tell ya . . . world traveler . . . always on time (?) . . . hoping to learn French . . . Homework? . . . still yawning at lunchtime. FRANK G. FORGACS Tennis anyone? . . . Algebra, what's that? . . . What kind of heap was that you were driving? . . . quiet ... a belt for every day of the week. BONNIE LEE GARVER Really likes that English class . . . favorite sport: loaf- ing . . . What a shame . . . hates to study . . . loves the weekend . . . adores horses . . . listens to her favor- ite records. GEORGE H. GARVER Musically inclined . . . amateur weatherman . . . rec- ord collector . . . fond of the organ . . . possible future in the Air Force. PATRICIA M. FREISCHMIDT Pat . . . found at Connie Mack Stadium . . . always talking . . . shy, but not for long . . . Oh, you're kid ding . . . Does my hair look all right? JOHN N. FRY Always in a hurry . . . radio enthusiast . . . fond of history . . . possible future in the electronics field. WAYNE F. GERSEN Wayne . guitar man . . . punster . . . lawn-mower pusher from way back ... a license, but no car . . . active in school publications . . . actor for Sock and Buskin ... a go-getter . . . spreads enthusiasm . . . en- gineering. ELIZABETH A. GIANGIULIO Liz . . . the good humor girl . . . hockey, basketball anyone? . . . Why can't I drive by myself? . . . goes wild on the tennis court . . . why not be late for a change? . . . Oh no, not another quiz! . . . are you sure it isn't too cold for you? JACK T. GIBSON West Chester High guard ... All Ches-Mont . . . buzzes around in his Green Hornet' . . . muscle man . . . What are we going to do tonight? . . . West Chester State—beware. THOMAS GIRARD The Virginian ... a frustrated Bob Dylan . . . likes to sprint . . . French scholar . . . still using a pack of Wrig ley's for a slide rule? . . . Frog hunting, anyone? THOMAS P. GIUNTA Tom . . . found at Lenape during the summer . . . Shana- han on Sunday night . . . Ocean City! . . . always look- ing for a job . . . dresses as sharp as possible . . . wants to become a commercial artist. GLENORE GLEYSTEEN Glen . . . plays a wild flute . . . interest in writing . . . nonconformist, but subtly . . . avoids Latin translations . . . has been heard to mutter, Life is unnecessarily harsh! . . . completely bored with homework and football games. LINDA J. GOODHART Goody . . . great history scholar . . . always losing combs to teachers . . . those wild sweaters . . . likes seventh period . . . But Mr. Pearl . . . So? . . . great cynic . . . What's your major maladjustment? ROBERT F. GORDON Hud . . . unpolished Main Liner . . . Yeas . . . what a bounder! . . . Yeah, right . . . Shakespearean logic . . . makes astute observations. RAYMOND GRAB Grab . . . one of Henderson's brilliant ball-hurlers . . . a promising pool shark . . . wears sneakers . . . 30-30 . . . You know me . . . Comb your hair! . . . Hey you—come here I A. WILLIAM GRAHAM, JR. Bill . . . Let's go camping . . . those long stories . . . How 'bout going skiing? . . . Chess anyone? . . . Yeah! . . . always in motion . . . gymnastics. ANTHONY P. GIUNTA Tony . . . always a smile . . . life of the party ... in past summers—a good worker at Lenape Park. LORETTA KATHLEEN GIUNTA A bionde having more fun . . . bookkeeping whiz . . . Miss Smile '65 . . . How's shorthand? . . . what do you do on Saturday? . . . Got a ruler? RICHARD G. GLOGAU Rick . . . has no qualms about keeping apples polished . . . our exchange student to Japan . . . Sure, sure . . . witticism and sarcasm unlimited . . . Well, I bombed that test! . . . social organizer supreme . JOAN H. GOLDBERG Our class baby . . . couldn't live without a telephone . . . bubbling . . . talkative plus . . . fulltime flirt. ALICE L. GOSE Always a smile, never a problem . . . knows lots about nothing . . . New Yorker . . . watch those retreats . . . youth group regular . .. summer camper . . . dec- orated Girl Scout . . . home ec major. JOHN GOTTIER Found in the shops . . . knows his machines . . . Spa- ghetti bender . . . Oh, I don't know . . . poor shot with a gun but not with the ladies . . . future with machinery. 85 DANIEL B. GREENWOOD Traveler: Alaska, Guatemala, California . . talkative . . . vintage car enthusiast . . . wrestling champion '63 . . . likes redheads . . . future in engineering. SHARON WYNETTE GREENLEAF Can be found around horses—mostly Mustangs . . . best driver in town? ... I have a problem . . . soup meat, anyone? . . . not so quiet as everything thinks . . . No I can't—I'm on a diet! ANTOINETTE E. GRAY Sissy . . . Is that so? . . . always found near a bas- ketball game . . . that shorthand class! . . . fond of the North Hills. JOHN OSCAR GREEN Oscar . . . one of our best all around athletes . . . Roadrunner of W.C.H.S. . . . soccer goalie . . . What's to it? ROBERT EVANS GRINER Buck . . . has no pressing problems in weightlifting . . . sports a bow and arrow in deer season ... a Gargantuan grappler . . . Er spricht Deutsch-vielleicht. NANCY A. GRISWOLD Nance . . . last one in class, but first one out . . . keeps the color guard roused . . . Shut those windows. I'm freezing! . . . lively laughter. MILES GROCE Grade . . . found in the carpentry shop or riding his cycle . . . good man with a rifle . . . Hey! . . . future as first class carpenter. H. KENNETH HAGERTY Can be found at Gino's on the weekends . . . always dressed in the conservative style . . . shy until you gel to know him . . . avid clock watcher . . . future—Goldy Beacom. RALPH W. HAINES Whizzes through math and science . . . most modest 3-letter man around . . . Ah, this stuff's easy . . . first one finished in lab. MARSHA i. HALEY A quiet one . . . are they real tears? . . . trying for an Academy Award in English class? . . . always in a hurry . . . Marta . . . why didn't you share your knowledge in the Spanish II tests? . . . Oh, I didn't study! . . . making the honor roll without studying! ROBERT D. HALLOWELL Bob . . . Little guy . . . big folk fan . . . estudiante de espanol? . . . frequents Franklin Field. REED C. HAMILTON I'll give you odds . . . always laughing, but oh, those jokes! . . . likes baseball and golf . . . what happened to the Pirates? . . . History—What a bore! . . . Demo- crat . . . er liebt Chemie. 86 ROBERT N. HAMMILL In the spring, track shoes . . . log wheels on the brain . . . sets the unders on fire . . . French: try again later . . . headed for a lieutenant's bar . . . never misses with a slide rule . . . always trying to beat the clock. DIETRICH F. HARDY Call me 'Di' for short . . . what about Ocean City? . . . likes oldies but goodies . . . usually seen riding around Philly . . . radio fanatic . . . anchors aweigh. HELEN E. HARE Rabbit . . . reads only Irish literature . . . ardent Demo- crat . . . But I've got to see Hamlet! . . . those biology swamps . . . oboe player with a wild giggle . . . We can't have another calculus test tomorrow! JOSEPH E. HARNED Joe . . . likes models . . . where's the air cleaner? . . . There's nothing to do around here . . . wild about cherry blend . . . some day he'll make the varsity . . . Let's go to the delicatessen. KATHLEEN ANN HASTINGS Kathy . . . ardent debater . . . Oh fluff! . . . only girl in technical drawing . . . another science prize? . . . those lovable cartoons from art class . . . rides horses and blue fiats. JOANNE M. HAUGHN Joanie . . . looking for the better things in life . . . loves the country . . . dependable . . . Allott's flower shop . . . Oh, no! . . . How does my hair look? . . . says the unexpected . . . Maine vacationer. RAYMOND D. HAWS Pete ... a friendly smile ... I don't know! . . . cross-country team . . . enjoys history ... a regular at the shops . . . future in carpentry. JANE ELIZABETH HEALD Pocahantas, our chief cheerleader . . . dog days . . . laundry consultant . . . cradles a wicked crosse . . . check the friz . . . say the magic word . . . Poor Rich- ard's Almanac . . . compliments of the 1896 House. BERNICE C. HART Dangerous with a paintbrush . . . Oh my goodness! . . . a popular problem solver ... 31 is a lucky num- ber . . . our piano player . . . What's the hurry? We have all day! . . . headed for art school. FRANCIS W. HARVEY Softball pitcher in Community League . . . found at the fire house . . . bowling and billiards . . . Service ahead. HOWARD W. HAWKINS Hawk ... he made it!! . . . always has a joke for someone . . . never giving up ... a way with girls . . . I got mine; why don't you get yours? ... a real friend to Mr. Peters . . . Navy. CHARLES B. HAWS Charlie . . . Great White Hunter . . . likes the outdoors . . . geography enthusiast . . . schoolwork just doesn't send him . . . jaunts uptown every Friday night. 87 RONALD EARL HEALD Ron . . . quiet at times ... a tease . . . study halls are his favorite subject . . . What, more homework? . . . digs dances, parties. CAROL ANN HEMPHILL One of our class artists ... a promoter and organizer ' Sure, why not? . . . the philosopher ... a knack for creativity . . . those Spanish dialogues . . . Carol, the Chaperone . . . long live the Indianhead! ¥ f cf L p RICHARD C. HENDERSON Dick . . . captain of Debating Team '64 . . . whiz at words . . . fastest slide rule in the East . . . idiotic idiosyncracies . . . future in neurosurgery or psychi- atfy- RAYMOND G. HENRY, JR. Ray . . . model airplane maniac . . . can always be found with two feet on the ground and two strings in the air . . . What homework?? . . . reads only by light of television ... I lost it! . . . Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. SALLIE W. HETHERINGTON Likes to mix water skiing with Cornell . . . Hi all . . . going to West Chester State . . . swings with Chad Mitchell Trio . . . Johnny Callison is the greatest . W. RICHARD HETHERINGTON Dick . . . loves to just ride around . . . always has an eye out for a good time ... I need some money! . . . does car pushing ring a bell? . . . slides around corners. f . jc+ 1 At C' r gm SUSAN L. HERBERT Sue . . . goes on some wild and wooly campouts . . . a true math scholar . . . Oh, good grief I . . . has one swinging treehouse . . . staunch fan of the fabulous Warriors . . . speedy (?) right fielder of the softball team. ANITA MARIE HERKINS Loquacious brunette . . . Can I help it if I get the flag caught on the barbed wire? . . . adds charm to every- thing she does . . . frank and sincere . . . plans a career in nursing. LAWRENCE D. HICKMAN Larry . . . game and girl hunter . . . looking forward to a Sting Ray next year? JOHN A. HIGGINS Higgie . . . Going to school today? . . . always there when needed . . . When is our next vacation? . . . future—undecided. SUZANNE E. HILLIER Suzie . . . T.V. fanatic . . . Oh, baloney! . . Are you eating in class again? ... a situation for every answer . . . future secretary in white. JAMES E. HINES Hines . . . pool shark . . . Aw, come on—not another test I . . . Nobody misses the five pin . . . What's happening this weekend? 88 JAMES C. HOLMGREN Jim . . . Spanish anyone? . . . where's Mercersburg? • • a champ swimmer . . . Now if I can keep my skis together ... I just don't feature that ... a real hard worker . . . remember Mr. Halsey's paddle? . . . found at every football and basketball game . . . future archi- tect and designer. MARCIA HOOL Barney . . . little Hannukkah doll . . . cackle, cackle . . . girl in a hurry ... the blue bomb, may it rest in peace forever! . . . Listen, I have to tell you . . . gypsy . . . thought she was a taxi service. BONNIE E. HOOVEN Front line majorette . . . bad temper at times . . . future dancing teacher. SHARON A. HOPKINS Sherri . . . gets awfully hungry before 6B lunch . . . What's so great at the college? . . . What about that one? ... I forgot my darn lunch again! LYNN CELESTE HUDDLESON Not quite long enough to reach the accelerator, thank goodnessl . . . contagious giggle . . . kooky but bright. PATRICIA HUFFMAN Pat . . . the intellect . . . Shirley Temple . . . holds the winter Olympics on her nose . . . Peter, Paul, and Pat . . . oooh a guitar! ... ye olde bonerack . . . silly rabbit . . . Do what you want, when you want, and how you want. JOHN H. HIN2E Johnny . . easy-going . . . class treasury burned a hole in his pocket for two years . . . whips through the weeds on his motor cycle ... if only we could tell what he's thinking! . . . engines vs. homework . . . lunch table intellect. H. THOMAS HODSON Man with a lathe . . . weekends spent at Gino's ... I heard a good joke . . . always sleeping . . . can be found in the tool crib. BARBARA ANN HOOPES Uncanny child handler . . . future elementary school- marm . . . can sandpaper and paint in three languages . . . omnivorous reader . . . one is sorry not to have known her longer. PAMELA JOAN HOOPES Pam . . . petite 'n' perky piccolo player . . . Oh, I don't know . . . blushes easily . . . quiet and shy . . . aspiring artist or music major. WILLIAM ROBERT HOPTON Hop . . . can be heard humming a tune . . . Another test like that, and it's all over! . . . Duffer . . . clown . . . Wo!! . . . Glad to have you in my school. SUSAN J. HUBER Sue . . . her trademark—a slap on the back and a good chuckle . . . Say hey, hon! . . . always dancing with- out music ... I know I've forgotten something? . . . break any bones latelv? 89 STEVEN C. HUNTER Sfeve . . . takes typing seriously . . . allergic to girls . . . those P.O.D. classes . . . wishes he could major in study halls . . . would like to get ahead for once! GLEN E. HUTCHINSON Hutch . . . accident-prone . . . beachcomber of Ocean City . . . grits at the lunch table . . . What! Tell me I wouldn't . . . Where did I park my car? BETTY JANE HUTCHINSON Jane . . . effervescent . . . has a smile for everyone . . . talks a blue streak . . . school spirit ... I don't under- stand! . . . even-tempered? . . . full of energy. JAMIE HYDE New to our scene ... do blondes have more fun? . . . super skier? . . . still getting lost in the halls? VOYO M. INGRAM, JR. Butch . . . conservative dresser . . . sports—a favorite pastime ... an ace in phys. ed. . . . Got any gum? . . . plans to study D.E. at Temple University. DAVID W. JAMIESON Dave . . . spoke in the social wheel . . . digs the oldies . . . attentive in class? . . . sprint man: good start- lousy finish . . . bored with formality . . . seen in The Green Giant . . . future in technology. BARBARA M. JARDINE Barb . . . Italian rolls? . . . Guess what I'm going to do! . . . summer beach parties at Wildwood . . . Oh, the sun just put the sparkle in my hair. HARRY STEVEN JARRETT Steve . . . Zap . . . critic . . . Hey, lookahere . . . Under the boardwalk . . . sweet on his feet . . . hard worker. GLADYS ANNE JEFFERIS One of the yearbook typists . . . looking for the best in life . . . always busy . . . Y.F.C. president . . . record collections . . . Guess what? . . . true to beliefs. LINDA M. JENKINS Is it true that blondes have more fun? . . . accident prone . . . where is Boonville? ... I didn't know we had homework! . . . can't keep a serious moment serious. CAROL ANN JOHNSON Addicted to the fine arts . . . sculptress supreme . . . commutes daily from Downingtown to W.C.H.S. . . . hard-headed . . . temper, temper, temper. DAVID J. JOHNSON Jeff . . . What homework? . . . enjoys biology . . . ski pro in the making? . . . outdoorsman with a rod and gun . . . can be found working (?) at The Bootery or somewhere on the streets of W.C. 90 LINDA L. JOHNSON Shall I get my hair cut? ... no place like Wildwood! . . . will she ever get her license? . . . looking eagerly to the future. PATRICIA JOAN JOHNSON Blonde streak . . . particular about boys . . . barefoot football player . . . brilliant track star? . . . the counselor at Camp Johnson . . . what's new at Longwood Gar- dens? PHYLLIS LOUISE JONES Phyl . . . the pathfinder . . . always on Cloud Nine . . . Let's go, Warriors . . . the feminine mystic of the senior class . . . those busy weekends . . . Let's be different and not follow the crowd. SUSAN L. JONES Sue . . . fickle female . . . good things come in small packages . . . full of fun . . . dance floor dynamite . . . But I didn't study! JAQUETTA JEAN JOYCE Jaque . . . ham radio operator— This is K3TAAV . . . James Bond fan . . . one dark deed deserves another . . . memories of Biology I ... art of communications? . . . politically divided, emotionally stable, mentally sound? MARLENE MARIE KALBACH I like you, too! . . . that two-thirty bell sounds just fine . . . careful driver? . . . sore fingers from playing her guitar . . . always involved in some sort of a mix up. CLAUDIE KERMITT KENION. JR. Kermie . . . soccer is his second life . . . once had a Chevy—what happened to it? . . . mental wanderer on Mt. Olympus . . . Oh yeah? . . . What's that you say? MICHAEL T. KENNEY Mike . . . can be found at large parties . . . Main Line boy . . . wrestling team ace. NANCY L. JORDAN Lost piccolo player . . . Irish sweepstakes? . . . needs more than two parking spaces . . . female Arnold Palmer . . . skating, skiing, and swimming . . . looking toward Goldey. SUSAN J. JORDAN Sue . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . What's new? . . . sports enthusiast . . . after college—back to elementary school . . . bowling champ ? . . . pastime: hospital snack bar ... off to West Chester State. DIANNE KARTLUKE De . . . dedicated candystriper . . . Marilyn Monroe?! . . . Hark! . . . Anyone care for a March swim in the lake? . . . has an interest in Ohio. CHARLES RICHARD KATTMAN Rick . . . Chez Vous regular ... a Ford hater . . . found wandering around Lansdowne and Upper Darby . . . hunting and camping bug . . . what happened at the College Grill? LINDA KERSHAW Linda . . . usually has a problem . . . always late for class . . . Oh yeah? . . . gym major?? . . . Well . . . another Ocean City-goer . . . Hey, how about that! . . . future in interior design. ROY A. KIMES Tinkers in electronics ... no great passion for math class . . . gets a big charge out of working with old radios and TV's. SUSAN V. KIRBY Sue ... a sports enthusiast . . . Really? ... in love with driving . . . Never a dull moment around here! . . . cool, calm, and considerate . . . more volume, Sue. DOUGLAS L. KIRKNER Doug . . . our very own Al Hirt—pure honey in his horn . . . Hey, Head! . . . hubba-hubba! . . . This thing moves . . . drives a green brick ... a band rowdy . . . W.C.S.C.—look out! MITCHELL KLEINMAN Mitch . . . new to our school . . . drummer in a band and orchestra . . . enjoys rock 'n' roll . . . Any record by Four Seasons . . . baseball fan . . . business course. BARBARA M. KLEPAC Barb . . . history teacher in the making . . . sleeping in P.O.D.? . . . what's on your mind? . . . student vs. locker . . . handwriting analyst . . . prize possession: her menagerie . . . always grinnin'. CHARLES J. KLOSS Shops in Philadelphia? . . . bookkeeping's not so easy, huh? . . . can't wait to see Friday nights come. RAYMOND L. KNARR Ray . . . mild mannered . . . Are you going to the football game? . . . handy with a T square . . . first class bowler . . . Golly! . . . looks forward to a career in architecture. ROBERT DAVID KNIGHT Bob . . . mildly mad over classical music ... a true fancier of the fine arts . . . great pleasures from the great books . . . Opera nut from Texas. FREDRIC KOFKE Fred . . . inhabitant of the Y . . . Mr. Perrone's new second baseman? . . . Saturday morning bowling league . . . French scholar? ... a real sense of humor. CHARLES WILLIAM KORBONITS Bill . . . Korbo . . . busy busboy at Downingtown . . . green and white puddle jumper ...U P. Y.'s Charlie Brown. RICHARD KRAMER Rick . . . star player of the football team? . . . always on the go . . . good for laughs . . . but those classes! . . . classic ties. 92 GAIL M. KUHL Most expensive mouth in the senior class . . . Let's do something different! . . . should know chem inside out by now . . . If it hurts, just laugh . . . knows every gas station on the road . . . that contagious laugh! KENNETH H. KURZ Kenny . . . dead eye with a shotgun . . . enjoys the outdoor life . . . collegiate dresser . . . Navy bound. LEAH J. LAMMEY Freedom rings at 11:45 . . . always late to class . . . wild weekends . . . Oh! those problems . . . Guess who said hello to me this morning? SHARON L. LAMMY Quite the quiet type . . . always on the go ... a dance enthusiast . . . one of Chester County's horse lovers . . . Yeah? . . . future with a comb and brush. JOHN LAWSON Speaks Spanish like a native . . . Como esfas? . . . But Miss Santilli, you go too fast . . . Do we have to color this map, Mr. SerfF? . . . prepares speeches for lunchtime debates. NORA MAE LAWSON Studious . . . always on the ball . . . Got any gum? . . . that crazy gym class ... a smile is a permanent fixture . . . The things people do now-a-days! RICHARD D. KRATZ Dick . . . How's the air up there? . . . terror of the courts . . . rides a wild Yamaha . . . But Miss Lewis, I can't water your flowers today! . . . What! Twenty-five cents for a hot dog?! KENNETH K. KRISTON Whsle ... the tool room expert . . . can't hold trans- missions . . . has a bad habit of locking keys in car trunks. JUDITH ANN LABIN Judy . . . pretty blue eyes . . . My poor pom-poms! . . . good with a paint brush . . . barefoot on the boardwalk . . . Oh dear! Where are the headlights? . . . college. JOSEPH E. LAIR Joe . . . sleeping time between 8 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. . . . What test? . . . one of our crazy drummers . . . Does anyone have any gum? . . . senior exec, type ... a future in politics. STEPHEN LANCASHIRE Steve . . . always talking about sports . . . mad man with a megaphone . . . reserves a smile for everyone . . . loyal Warrior supporter. TERRELL R. LANDRUM Jerry . . . carefree . . . member First West Chester Fire Company . . . No big thing. Oh, those eyes . . . For days But I did do my homework! ... a future in business. WALTER LEE, JR. Complex personality . . . science fiction addict . . . track and gridiron fan . . . Conservative supporter . . . knows his politics. JOHN M. LEWIS Doc . . . avid automotive tinkerer ... a sporty guy with basketball on the brain . . . has a flair for me- chanics . . . party populator ... a serviceman to be. EDWARD A. LINDEKE Ed .. . another Sam Snead? . . . likes birds—especially the Orioles ... a friendly say with Mr. Peters . . . quality at the 1896 House. M FRANCIS R. LEE, JR. Homer . . . lodge brother . . . found on Barnard Street . . . always looking for the better things in life . . . Hey man, got a light? GEORGETTE SYLVIA LEE Georgie . . . our New York Ambassador . . . This ole thing won't work . . . secretary to a computer. JAMES D. LEIBY Jim . . Hey Leaning . . . timov . . . has a Gold- water sticker on the back of his guitar . . . folk music fanatic . . . pushes money buttons at the Acme . . . Gues what a customer did last night? ALLEN H. LEONHARD A . . . Hey Leibel! . . . brass tacks in his piano . . . tells grundy jokes . . . plays a crooked trumpet . . . Get serious . . . shutterbug . . . ninety-nine slides of the World's Fair . . . punster. FAITH ELLEN LINDLEY Little girl with lots of talent . . . Hi, Everybody! . . . out in the swamp again . . . Oh, well! Better late than never! . . . Oh, Spanish class! . . . Read any good books lately? . . . great future in art. WILLIAM LITTLE, JR. Bill ... a hustler over the hurdles . . . Latin scholar . . . Aw, come on . . . friendly historian . . . funny man . . . Who knows the future? ANNA MARIE LOMBARDI Really school spirited ... a garnet gymsuit . . . estudiante de espanol . . . loyal . . . I'll do my English in homeroom. CHARLES D. LONSINGER Dave . . . Lend me a dime? . . . bound for the Air Force . . . lives in Room 437. BLANCHE LOWTHER Mimi . . . awake in P.O.D. . . . English? Well . . . . . tennis and badminton fan . . . one of the Future Nurses. WILLIAM S. LUCAS Bill . . . future in architectural engineering . . . Well, I guess it's okay! ... off to Williamson Trade School TERRY R. LUNN I don't understand! . . . elle par e Francais . . . How much did you study for the English test? . . . prob- lems, problems, problems . . . speaks softly when it comes to boys . . . Me, independent? JOHN H. McCALLIN Jack . . . P.O.D. scholar . . . Mr. Sibley's friend . . . prominent clerk at Mosteller's ... the booming hunter ... a future Arnold Palmer . . . truly adept at reading the opening exercises. BRENDA L. McCARTER Hi ya! . . . specialty—hamburgers and pickles ... I better get a letter today . . . Anyone for a game of pool? . . . glowing . . . half of a twin . . . destined to teach the younger set. ROBERT KEITH McCARTER Roberto . . . No lo en comprende! . . . other half of a twin . . . bookworm . . . one of Mr. Sepella's long legged marchers . . . watch that quick-sand! . . . star of the footlights . . . gray hairs? . . . Tennis anyone? . . . Fantastic! . . . doc to be. michael s. McCartney Mike . . . German scholar? . . . swinging tenor sax . . . speaks his mind . . . antique car enthusiast. ROBERT McCOOL Bob . . . where is the party this weekend? . . . how do you spell McCool? . . . likes to study?! . . . My pen's gratsie . . . That's the way it crumbles; cookie-wise PATRICIA A. McGUIRE Patty . .1001 freckles . . . talks and talks and talks . . . budding seamstress (?) . . . Late for math? Me? . . . Chemistry? Never! RANDOLPH MclLVAINE Rand ... Mr. Destrucnon . . . something to do . . . What? Work more than I have to? . . . I'll sell you one . . . future in chemistry lab supply store?! JAMES S. McELYA Chick . . . would give up almost anything for football . . . You'll get over it! . . . what will he break next? . . . What did anybody do this weekend?! carl b. McFarland, hi Mac . . . sleeping in English class again? . . . What did you say about girls? . . . waits for the last period bell . . . always ready for the unexpected. r i 0 1 i m 95 SUSAN L. McKENNA Sue . . . terror of the basketball rim . . . hobby: col- lecting sports letters—naturally, another McKenna . . . allergic to English . . . pizza party fan . . . potential driver? . . . future scientist. ROBERT I. McMAHON Bob . . . Glen Acres . . . does that blonde always drive your car? ... a quiet appearance, but only in school . . . future phys. ed. teacher? . . . formerly a French scholar . . . looks forward to summer time. 96 GEORGE W. McVEY What time is this period over? . . . skating turns him on . . . plays stale hits on his guitar . . . rhythm in his dancing . . . tinkers with cars. lois jean McWilliams Look out fo- those beach parties . . . Oh, Spanish! . . . loves horses . . . That's it! ... a wild guitar twanger . . . silent type. DAVID C. McTAVISH Max . . . sports car enthusiast . . . Yea Bennet . . . Ocean City at 5 a.m. . . . quiet if you don't know him . . . happy with homework? ALAN S. McVEY Squirrel . . . that senior math! . . . electrician by trade . . . always at the movies . . . How's that grab ya? . . . hopes to be headed for Williamson Trade School. JOHN W. MAHERS Deno . . . whiz at the typewriter . . . partial to P. O. D. . . . What, no gym class? . . . has a big concern for others . . . small guy . . . How about that . . . headed for business school. RONALD B. MANDES Weasel . . . You oughta see . . . English scholar . . . perfectly cast for the part . . . plans a career in archi- tecture . . . frequents the Goshen Fire House. LIVIA J. MANFREDI Livie . . . Where? You know I can't see! . . . Chez Vo us . . . runs a taxi service . . . Joan Baez fan . . . Where's the mixer? CAROLE ELIZABETH MANTINI It's not Martini? . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . Are you kidding? . . . But, I just didn't see that bus! . . . after college, back to elementary school. JAMES B. MATTHEWS, JR. Jim ... the quiet one . . . punctuality on his physics labs ... at least eight hours sleep a day '. . . burns the midnight oil working on that amazing auto. VICTOR A. MATT I ON I, JR. Vic . . . best drums around . . . plays for the Impalas hopes to sell a million records . . . one of the world's greatest bear hunters . . . ''Is ain't a word, Mr. Perrone? ELIZABETH ROBIN MEILACH Lissa . . . confusion plus . . . What am I going to do now? . . . upset again? . . . once Patriot, now Warrior . . . future teacher. LIGIA MEJIA AYE . . . our little Columbian coffee bean . . . But I have a question . . . fabulous wardrobe . . . English with an accent ... the clown of every party . . . future as an interpreter. SILVER A. MELTON Hi, ho Silver! ... oh, no, not a Spanish teacher! . . . queen for a week . . . Sure I've got some gum . . . always showing those teeth . . . what a personality! WILLIAM EDWARD MERCER. JR. Eddie . . . one of the uptowners ... a cool collection of clothes . . . whose red Chevelle? . . . Where's your Ford? SAMUEL HOLLAND MAROPIS Sam . . . outgoing . . . always talking in class ... a real brain . . . That must be right; I got the same answer! . . . clown . . . French whiz? JODIE J. MARTIN Twirly Bird batonist . . . Oops, I dropped it again . . Pres, of Future Nurses . . . those wild p. j. parties . Oh, no, another chem quiz! ... is it riding, swimming or dancing? . . . Don't call me Reds ! BETTY JANE MEDLEY B. J. . . . English whiz . . . always on punishment . . . Football anyone? . . . never misses a good thing . . . dancing fiend . . . party-goer . . . always ready to go . . . Write so I can understand it! . . . friendly to policemen. NANCY L. MEDLEY Nance . . . Oh, the shame of it all . . . It's just disgusting . . . unusual laugh . . . cherry vanilla ice cream every night . . . quiet on the outside . . . JOHN T. MELTON One of Mr. Facciolli's lathe men . . . That isn't bad ... oh, those corny jokes . . . always found working at the 202 . . . You can never tell. KENNETH L. MELTON Bopper ... a man with girl troubles . . . It's terrible . . . likes to have fun on Friday night . . . simple guy! . . . It's terrific! 97 TAYLOR H. MERWIN Ask Mr. Halsey . . . has a shine for technical drawing . . . where is his hiding place? . . . pursuing a future in architecture. EMIL H. MESSIKOMER Biz ... a Roslyn rouser . . . You'll never learn will ya? . . . Chow time, folks! . . . the boy who always misses and hits his thumb . . . Anyone need a lift? . . . those practical jokes. BARBARA ANN MILLER Barbi . . . vivacious color guard captain . . . those sparkling blue eyes . . . avid folk singer . . . memories of the Mikado . . . Wait a minute? DAVID J. MILLER Dave . . . always chewing gum . . . Please excuse my French . . . French Club . . . summers at the shore . . . never has his mouth shut . . . Tip-toe through the tulips ... a constant fixture at Betty's. JONATHAN GREGORY MILLER Greg . . . Hang in there . . . whiz in English . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . Henderson's answer to Pancho Gonzales . . . skier on H..O. SHEILA ANN MILLER Mercy! . . . joke for everyone . . . loves dancing . . . talking in class . . . California bound. CATHARINE MITCHILL Cathy . . . goes all out for hockey and basketball . . . entiende espanol . . . only the best is good enough . . . the helpful sort . . . all-around conservative. WILLIAM H. MITMAN, JR. AAits . . . plays a hot trombone . . . But Mr. Sepella, he did it! . . . future Sterling Moss — in a pea-green VW? ... a fine what?? . . . Elk River for water skiing — North Hill for ice hockey . . . stripes and plaids. ROBERT LEE MITTEN Bob . . . will tackle any problems — on the football field . . . likes that college campus ... a true-blue fan of Indiana State . . . comes equipped with a football every Sunday. SUSAN L. MIXSELL Sue . . . loquacious . . . indescribable French . . . That's 'Boss'! . . . spirits . . . perfection decoration at Drexel. FLOYD W. MOORE Buck . . . oil-pan hands . . . good math student? . . . pushes a cart in the cafeteria . . . always dozing in class . . . has a grudge against his locker buddies. KATHLEEN MOORE Kathy . . . Kory's cousin? . . . mustard lover . . . whirl- wind with a ping-pong paddle . . . forever losing things . , . taking care of G. W. faculty . . . always in need of an alibi. KORY MAY MOORE Strawberry blonde . . . mad chemist . . . honor roll key stacker . . . cradles that lacrosse stick . . . Kathy's cousin? . . . Guess what? I've made up a new dance! . . . trampoline back-flipper . . . the diet . . . lime rickies — no cokes . . . future female medical technician. TERRY A. MOORE Never without his car . . . experienced wood butcher . . . Follow that car! . . . lives for the weekends. JAMES MORRIN Bubbles . . . never says a word . . . where is your little fat friend? ... a future at sea. CORDELIA BERNADETTE MORRIS Bernie . . . Cleopatra . . . I'm not crazy . . . What happened to the W in the band formation? . . . anyone for dictation? . . . She walks with a lean — backward . . . anyone for truth or consequences? JOHN L. MUMMA Mow Mow . . . soccer star . . . the Little Lincoln . . . major in mathematics . . . conscientious guy . . . Got an extra pencil? ROBERT McC. MURDOCK Bob . . . You got it . . . swings a strong tennis racket . . . those wild weekends . . . Where's my megaphone? . . . enjoys camping? . . . two driver's permits . . . remember New York? PHILIP MYERS Phil . . . liberty bell rings on Friday at 2:30 . . . college sights focused on West Chester State . . good time in W.C.H.S. . . . chemistry whiz. MAUREEN ELIZABETH NEAL Loves blue . . . shorthand scholar . . . Love thy neigh- bor! . . . remembers Broomall ... a future hair- dresser . . . always looking for someone. DONNA L. MORRIS Brunette? . . . Can I have the car tonight? . . . glad to see the weekends come . . . whiz in shorthand? . . . a smile for everyone . . . great individualist. MARY E. MULLER Genuine interest in people . . . Mary, put that comb a way! . . . What 'cha doin'? . . . contagious smile . . . Good Morning. BARRY P. MURPHY Murph ... big toe on the soccer team . . . Barry Smothers . . . intelligent classroom clown . . . Choco- late! . . . always seen and heard! . . . Quack . . . quack . . . quack . . . possible future in the World Series? MARY K. MURPHY Mimi . . . ambitious author . . . loves English and foreign languages . . . shy until she gets on the dance floor . . . fourth year Latin? . . .combs hair in class. 99 CAROLE A. NEFF Outgoing girl . . . well-informed in basketball . . . are you sure, Carole? . . . gullible . . . senior math genius . . . Oh, you're kidding! . . . What a laugh! MARGARET K. NEFF Kathy . . . philosophy: giggle to relieve ensuing tension . . . shy until you know her . . . Oh, no . . . specialty is psychoanalysis . . . what's this about flower shows? . . . perhaps a future in music . . . female Previn . . . believes in E. S. P. EVELYN NEIKAM Import from New Jersey . . . longs for home . . . those big brown eyes . . . only appears to be quiet ... I can't believe it! . . . future in permanent waves? NANCY NEWMAN Nan . . . peanut butter and jelly sandwiches again? . . . Be quiet! . . . can't wait till the weekends . . . studious?? ... is she really that shy? DONNA MARIE NOLAN Future nurse . . . Let's bum around . . . girls' chorus . . . wants to own a horse farm . . . excellent bowler? . . . That's swifty . . . I'm tired. NYDIA I. NORAT Likes to travel . . . football spectator ... a student of our country's past . . . enjoys studying all the world at once — in geography class. LESTER LONDON NORMAN An artistic hobby . . . Boy! . . . musically minded . . . enjoys soccer, swimming, and archery ... a future nephew of Uncle Sam. JOHN M. NORTON Mullet . . . spends his weekends in his AA. G. . . . a different girl between every class . . . he's a wonder- ful guy; just ask him! JOANNE YVETTE NOYES Jo .. . future lab technician . . . was Hamlet really worth it? . . . handy with a broom . . . Coke any- one? . . . bowling average steadily improving . . . avid geographer . . . Cow . . . competition for Oleg Cassini . . . prized possession: pink fink. . SUZANNE NYE Sue . . . active in every intramural . . . camels, horses and Beatles . . . Ta ta for now! . . . unknown to music, but admires the music men . . . wields a wicked hockey stick. ,00 . -K J ite period — lunch an Ocean City fan. idiron . . . last of the has a way of getting . speedster on the cylinders. SHIRLEY S. PARDUE French comes naturally . . . dangerous in a ieep shy?? . . . Oh, that algebra! . . . where does she live? . . . summers on the farm. EDWARD R. PARKE Can be found at the West Goshen Lanes anytime . . . after graduation, Franklin Institute . . . looking for a B in English . . . It's heartening! LINDA LEE OLSESKI Lee . . . Oh, dear . . . Sock and Buskin's nightingale . . . always on the go for the Warriors . . . friendship enough for everyone. KENNETH G. ORNER Ken . . . working on a 2' 2 off the high board . school activity record supplier . . . can't wait for ski- ing weather . . . Oh really? . . . favorite pastime: youth retreats . . . swings with sax in varsity band. MYRTLE E. PASKINGS Stinky . . . English intellect . . . loves basketball . . . P.O.D. scholar . . . found in Coatesville . . . future in nursing. JOHN R. PEED, JR. Marshal . . . loves his ieather . . . lives for the week- ends . . . racks 'em up at Hoopsey's . . . perfect attend- ance in detention hall . . . future above ground. P. DIANE PENNELL Essay winner . . . Y.M.C.A. instructor . . . math and foreign languages ... a folk singer . . . always in a hurry . . . anyone for English speeches? GEORGE PENNYPACKER Hey, Pennypincher! . . . just ask him anything about math . . . What's for lunch? . . . favorite sport — sandlot ball . . . thinks there should be a turkey tree for Thanksgiving . . . The Sleeper. ELLIOT M. PERLMAN About those standardized tests . . . always has an organized locker and notebook? ... I lost it! . . . . . . short story writer . . . from the sublime to the ridiculous . . . Who's Alan? . . . mastermind of the '65 Garnet and White. WAYNE PFAFF Let's go camping . . . Who, me? Get in an acci- dent? . . . the jeep that goes 5 m.p.h. . . . cafeteria basketball . . . sometimes found at Charcoal Pit. HARRIET JANE PEOPLES Janie . . . just look at those dimples! ... a great secret keeper . . . Guess what! . . . future with a paint brush. WILLIAM A. PEOPLES Peeps . . . expert shot ... a real wood craftsman . . . strong tennis arm . . . the lefthanded homerun king . . . School's out! . . . What's happening? GEORGE PFITZENMEYER Pfitz . . . those corny jokes . . . daddy of the shops . . . Let's hear it! . . . the fingernail buster of Biddle Street. ENOS PHENNEGER Buddy . . . clothes conscious . . . Did you get that picture? . . . not too fond of school ... a devout shutterbug. MARINA L PIZII Pizza . . . likes Clark Bars . . . never a dull moment . . . When's lunch? . . . telephone poles beware! . . . scatterbrain . . . track star in the halls . JUDITH POOLE Judy . . . friendly . . . plans to go to Goldey . . . makes a great secretary . . . one of our D. E. students. ROBERT L. POWELL. JR. Bob . . . just loves school . . . around when you need him ... I have the upper hand! . . . gullible . . . Where to? . . . Call the Fame. JOHN DAVIS PRATT Pratt . . . has a theory for everything . . . always around to help out ... I just sold another painting! . . . latest thing in creative artists this side of the Mississippi . . . expresses with a crazy paint brush. MARIAN KATHLEEN PUCCINE Kathy . . . I'm serious . . . easy-going . . . crazy about the beach . . . What's for homework? IRENE RAMSEY PUGH Reney ... a class clown with a serious side . . . future marine biologist . . . bench warmer of our softball team . . . menace in the chemistry lab. PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS Pat . . . determined to do the impossible . . . quiet? . . . Oh wait — I forget! . . . does she really have her license? ... a career in teaching. JOSEPH R. PILNY. JR. Joe . . . cross country star . . . spends no waking hours in study hall . . . equipped with a permanent grin. RICHARD C. POTTER Uncle Pottie . . . goes for good food . . . likes to tinker with Chevies . . . Little Abby . . . Louis drag team . . . hammer man. JAMES MICHAEL POWELL. Ill Mike . . . can always be found in Wilmington . . . likes a good laugh . . . always on the go ... a Gentleman Jim . . . What are you going to do after school? . . . future looking toward service. KENNETH R. PURNSLEY Math man . . . eight months in late room? . . . classes would be boring ... a golf fiend . . . wild about wheels . . . Where's Mr. Peters' office? LOIS LINDA PURNSLEY Lin . . . loves P.O.D. . . . Get on your job . . . that swinging vocabulary . . . stays on punishment ... a future as a secretary. CATHERINE SANDRA QUINN Sandy . . . terror on the highways . . . Let's go to Gino'sl . . . Does my hair look all right? . . . Goldey Beacom. MARK WALKER RALSTON Markers ... I know you do . . . What's up. Doc? . . . nature boy . . . cheerleader with finesse . . . are there tadpoles in that pond? . . . She'll have a hemorrhage if she finds out . . . Arthur Murray . . . tell us another one . . . counselor. KAREN ANN RATNER Ratty ... a faithful patron of Garrett's . . . rough lacrosse player . . . likes to ride with Colts . . limited wardrobe? JEAN C. RAYMOND A whirlwind on the basketball court . . . What? . . . For days Let's see you swim . . . where there's sports, there's Jean . . . watch that hockey stick! NATHAN CHARLES REITER Chuck . . . loves hunting . . . long distance swimmer . . . works all day and all night too . . . What's at the movies tonight? ... the quiet one in senior math class. SALLY MIRIAM REMINGTON Sal . . . Oh, Yeah! . . Did I miss anything? . . . Where's the food? . . . everywhere all the time . . . does she ever unwind? . . . Hi, group! . . . maps in her future. ARTHUR P. RAMSAY Parke . . . star on the soccer field . . . always ready to help a friend . . . Look at that patch! . . . green lighting . . . Mr. Peter's office his second home. HORACE C. RANCK. JR. Rankey . . . drives a hot dog . . . lead foot . . . one of Mr. Facciolli's lathe jockeys . . . Reds . . . rifle marksman. JOHN JOSEPH REED. JR. Jack . . . one of Stahl's grapplers . . . never has his homework done . . . summer farmer . . . future in fatigues. SARA ANN REED Sally . . . that crazy giggle . . . loves math? . . . Oh, no! . . . candid in a pleasing manner . . . asset to mixed chorus . . . Are you for real? 103 BARBARA ANN REVERSKI Babs ... all the good times at Ocean City . . . That's it! . . . Michigan accent . . . always late . . . All right, don't rush me. RONALD DENNIS RHODES Ronnie . . . one of Mr. Spadoni's angels . . . has his sights on the opposite sex ... a denizen of Benny's . . . can't get that P.O.D. W. PHILLIP RICHARDSON Phil . . . good student — minus sports cars! . . . switched over for his health? — the pipe's the thing . . . How did you make twelfth? JOHN THOMAS RICKARDS Rick . . . biggest Honda at Gino's . . . fun in math class . . . always room for one more on that bike . . . Who needs a car? . . . future interior decorator. KENNETH JOHN ROBERTS Kenny . . . little kid . . . champion weight lifter at the Y . . . get that Simca out of the teachers' parking lot! . . . many athletic interests . . . physical education or artistic future. WAYNE R. RODENBOH Daydreams in class . . . likes to burn shoe leather . . . demolition expert . . . future car mechanic . . . I'm not buying . . . G.T.O. CHERYL LYNN RISSEL Cherie ... a true geometry and chemistry lover? . . . wherever there's a dance, there's Cherie . . . forever washing and setting her hair . . . practically eats lip- sticks ... an avid church retreat goer . . . Oh, I wish I were tan! MARGARET ANN RITTER Peggie . . . the quiet conservative . . . Honor Roll Key . . . ardent Warrior fan . . . conscientious student . . . My typewriter is broken! . . . Did you study? HUGO LEWIS ROESER Gets a big kick out of football . . . helps populate The Twisting Place . . . basketball-on-the brain . . . has a positive hatred for homework. PATRICIA E. ROGERS Hogans . . . Bridgette or Pat? . . . favorite color — brown? . . . Oh, bibble! . . . calves? . . . from enemy to best friend . . . Warner Grille fan. CHARLES ROSE Sharp dresser . . . one of the boys found at Peg and John's . . . sleeping in class again? . . . drives a '58 Chevy. ROBERT MARVEL ROSS Bob . . . high man on the pole . . . mean on the mats . . . But Mrs. Hickey, I can't read Latin . . . scholarly speaker . . . council V.I.P. jjL ftt' vS VA fU 1 Upr LYNNE E. RUGGIERO Perle Mesta of the senior class . . . Look at the these roots . . . fickle . . . Watch the rugs . . . more big brothers? ... I really did it this time! . . . cameo complexion . . . cruisin' for a bruisin.' DAWN F. RUSSELL Spastically artistic . . . our little ray of sunshine . . . Where's my teddy bear? . . . road runner, beep- beep . . . French scholar . . . resembles Alice in Wonder- land . . . But I'm on a diet! . . . Gimme a pickle . . . an accomplished dragster in second gear. VIRGINIA ANNE SASSE Ginny . . . P.O.D scholar . . . talented seamstress and knitter . . . gymnastically inclined . . . estudiante de espanol . . . interested in a nursing career. LINDA ROSE SCAGLIONE Foreigner from Media! . . . from dictatorship to dem- ocracy . . . Oh boy!! . . . hopes to cope with high school history. DAVID ALAN SCHOCK Dave . . . easily catches the Monday virus . . . Any- one want a tour of the cross-country course? . . . philosopher and Whitman critic . . . Nein, thank you . . . seriously afflicted with sports-mania. SHARON KAY SEENEY What'd you say, Sharon? You're not breaking the sound barrier? . . . late to class again . . . Don't rush; it's only school . . . always a smile. MICHAEL EDWARD RUBINSTEIN Mike . . . dabbles in the fine arts — like his namesake Michelangelo . . . uses his shirts for color TV test patterns . . . stands tall in the halls . . . plans to revise Webster's with his own spellings . . . Humor, Inc. EDWARD J. RUCH Eddie . . . fanatic for bow and arrow and rod and reel . . . future member of the engineering elite. MARTHA MARIE RUSSELL Muffy . . . teacher to be . . . Miss Fry's prize tennis player . . . Parlez-vous francaise? . . . Mr. Pote, please pour me some air. . . . terror in the chemistry lab. ROBERTA EDITH SALTZMAN Bob . . . Ocean City? . . . loves boat rides? ... Dr. Saltzman?? . . . Warner Grill fan . . . You know what I am! ... no nose — but those ears! . . . nervous? . . . Don't hang up on me!! GEORGE L SCHEIBE Rode a cycle to Florida . . . found at Betty's . . . Ford enthusiast . . . Sweet thing that you are . . . best subject — shop . . . hammer man . . . Want to buy a car? ... an A-1 auto mechanic. PATTI A. SCHMID Pal . . . veteran retreater . . . obviously . . . never an embarrassing moment . . . Pat, why the red face? . . . active member of U.P.Y. . . .impetuous but silent. 105 SHEILA DIANE SEENEY Reserved and soft spoken . . . always in a hurry to get to class . . . Sheila? Quiet? ... off to technical school. CAROLYN SEITER Lynn . . . one of our color guards . . . handy with a typewriter . . . Guess whatl I didn't do my home- work! . . . Oh, mother! . . . gets hungry waiting for the last lunch period ... an answer for every problem. DIANE M. SERVOS Little Servos ... all those college weekends . . . Cupid . . . I'm telling you . . . Hi with a big smile . . . Oh! you're kidding. . . . speaks German with a French accent . . . the petite one. JOHANNA G. SHAW Jo . . . everybody's Dear Abby . . . Garnet and White's girl making the scene . . . who says youth retreats aren't fun? . . . hot fingers on the ivories . . . If I see another senior write-up, I'll scream! ROSEMARY SHAW A devoted scholar . . . especially fond of English classes . . . Sports? What's that? LEE H. SHERMAN Sherm . . . the only relaxed man on the wrestling team — alias the manager ... a little dab'll do ya' . . . red-faced from the Golf course? . . . never without a fantastic story . . . collector of jokes . . . after the tank of the same name . . . demon on the dance floor. JAMES PETER SICKORA Hey, Jimmy! . . . But I don't understand. . . . can be found under a tuba in varsity band . . . left foot first! . . . these band rehearsals! . . . one of wizards . . . the idea is to catch the ball JOSEPH H. SILVESTIftJR. Joe . . . conservative? . Speed Demon BARBARA ELLEN SHUR Hablas espanol? . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . Oh! I don't have anything to wear . . . I'm mad . . . when are you having another party? JOSEPH H. SICKLER Joe ... a rifle, rod 'n reel for him . . . would like to spend all his time in the mountains . . . headed for tech school . . . asset to the baseball team. f.'M f ! 5 BARBARA ANN SIMON Typing expert . . . always on the go . . . loves those gym classes . . . Are you going to the game? . . . sports fan . . . Did you study? . . . bless the American Drivers Association. JIM S. SINEATH The great bicycle racer . . . racks up in chemistry . . . in a hurry to get to lunch . . . understands that fuzzy math . . . makes music at football games . . . never wrong with a slide rule . . . will win a Nobel Prize. 106 SUSAN J. SMITH Sue . . . bouncy blonde at Bethany (beach that is) . . . forever on the go . . . plays a cool licorice stick . . . You can't be serious! . . . Sue, plus people, any people, equals fun. WILLIAM P. SMITH Smitty . . . has trouble with Spanish . . . big karting fan . . . expert on auto body work . . . Been in any automobile accidents lately? . . . what details? PAUL H. SNYDER Red headed bombshell of almost everything . . . marble- mouthed DJ. of W.C.H. on the Air . . . Geesh! . . . omnivorous . . . master of the G. W. sports section . . . I'm makin' the scene . . . part-time electrician. SUSAN M. SORENSEN Susie . . . geometry was a breeze! . . . barrel of laughs . . . what happened to Charles? . . . future in nursing. SARAH R. SMITHSON Sallee . . . bent on Burton . . . which came first, O'Toole or Lawrence? . . . avid artist . . . Anglophile . . . But, I keep telling you, they are all Edward Ill's sons! . . . You've never heard of 'Greensleeves'? . . . Forsooth! PATRICIA ANN SNYDER Pat . . . speaks softly and carries a magic charm . . . What? . . . caught your fingers in the typewriter lately? . . . You're kidding. . . . expresses with a bent paint brush . ROBERT C. STANLEY, JR. Stan . . . maniac over motorcycles . . . frequently stricken with the rare sickness Honda-itis . . . females on the brain. RHONDA L. STOKES Equestrienne . . . her eyes dont match! . . . can't keep a straight face . . . Mr. Kane, why did this explode? . . . believes in getting things done. SANDRA SUE STORMS Sandy . . . petite ... so naive — that innocent look . . . snow in September? . . . Oh um! . . . what's the attraction at the locker? . . . canary bird . . . smile, please ... I don't understand that joke. PAUL R. STOTT The convertable sound? . . . Larry Ferrari II . . . throws an interesting party! . . . And that's the truth!! . . . oil trouble? . . . Tom Jones . . . algebra scholar — six years straight? . . . anyone for tennis? 107 JOHN STEVEN STRAUSS West Chester High's chief executive . . . will settle for nothing but the best — Ocean City's Quality since 1880 . . . junior joiner . . . compliments of the 1896 house . . . our woo-woo! Warrior. THOMAS R. STYER Tom . . . wild football games . . . likes hunting out of season . . . Dig? . . . summer is his time of year . . . ahem — that radio! . . . What's to it? JOHN P. SUPLEE The mouse that roars . . . intellectual goof-off . . . fond of big words . . . laughing fits . . . confused . . . caustic . . . unique instrumentalist . . . likes to break piano strings . . . Garbage! H. THOMAS SUTTON Tom . . . But my truck ... oh, that physics . . . goes for speed shift ... a technical draftsman? . . . really works in study halls . . . Anytime. ROBERT G. TAYLOR Glen . . . drives a red blip . . . I'm tired . . . future in the Armed Forces . . . one of Mr. Faccioli's bolt turners . . . fast man on the track . . . spending money as a hobby . . . Where's the chow? WILLIAM C. TAYLOR Bill ... a Chalk and Cue fan . . . found in Mr. Peters' office . . . summer school scholar . . . drives The Tank ... a future in accounting and financing. DOUGLAS A. TABOR One of the tall men . . . sneaks into class ... a future with the F.B.I. . . . How about a small loan? . . . math's a bit hard . . . You're a licensed driver? . . . J. Edgar, Jr. GALE M. TAIT Whiz at math . . . physics scholar? . . . dancing fool . . . Hey, there's a dance tonight! . . . Great Valley enthusiast . . . How about that! . . . our band's for- gotten clarinetist. WILLIAM A. TEMPLE Forever broke . . . nice guy to be with . . always has to work. CURT W. THIMM A real sports enthusiast . . . number one Yankee fan . . . has a flare for history . . . You know I'm perfect. . . . good sense of humor. ANNE-LISE THIRUD A. L. . . . the sunshine girl from Norway . . . Did someone dare say Patriots? . . . What am I going to do? . . . intelligent, inquisitive, friendly . . . oh, that blush! . . . Who's that? . . . Oh no! I'm lost again!! . . . So what? It's only money! NANCY THOMAS Short but sweet . . . You know what we did in gym? . . . cross country fan . . . Why the fifty-yard line? BARBARA A. THOMPSON An insurance company statistic . . . Oh! that red hair . dignified hitch-hiker . . . orator in English class . Do we have any homework? BONNIE WICKERSHAM THOMPSON Goes all out for Spanish and chorus . . . says what she thinks . . . theater plays ... pet Thumper her favorite rabbit ... a future sandbox engineer. RONALD W. THOMAS Holiday . . . The Kid . . . Tootsie! take care of all the girls ... if not to be found, he's in Philly . . . hardest working man around C?) • • • You're with me, boy. YVONNE ROMONA THOMAS Call the doctor, the nurse is worse . . . always ready to dance . . . her smile has that Colgate gleam . . . found at Pat's or Janice's . . . What are you doing this weekend? GEORGE MARTIN THOMPSON Marty . . . always on the go . . . lone wolf ... a guy you can count on . . . Hey now, what's happen- ing? . . . Navy bound ... a boss dancer. JOHN CHARLES THOMPSON Jack . . . goes for retreats in a big way? . . . mad man with a paint brush? . . . good man on the mats and the cinders . . . Oh be quiet! . . . future in dentistry? MARYANNE THOMSON High-stepping majorette . . . air mail letters . . . I'm so tired . . . procrastinator. PHILIP G. THORNE Phil . . . frustrated wanderer . . . mean man with any instrument, may go jazz or ethnic . . . jeeps don't do wheel stands . . . absent-minded . . . future mermaid hunter . . . likes Washington on New Year's . . . Hey, man, like that's a little on the raunchy side. JOHN CONRAD TITTER, JR A well-rounded guy . . always willing to help out . . . likes to grapple on the big white mat . . . ooh! thos calisthenics . . . knows his math . . . his future is in the stars. HERBERT W. TITTLE Herb . . . works in a clothing store . Hey! What's happening? . . . cool and calm . . . enjoys female company. ROBERT C. TILLMAN Bob . . big man on the football team . . . When do we get out? . . . prefers blondes . . . fond of bows and arrows . . . hunter at heart. ELIZABETH BERNADETTE TINARI Liz ... Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde . . . feminine and petite ... I don't know, I just don't know! . . . wind- up doll . . . But-----r SHERRY L. TURPIN Sher alias Turp . . . perky personality . . . Funny thing — good enough ... oh those college mixers! . . . business college future. MARIE E. URBAN Quiet ... a positive personality . . . Oh that P.O.D. class! ... an eye for clothing . . . Who is it this weekend? CHARLES W. TOMLINSON, JR. Charlie . . . Cute little bugger . . . Henderson's answer to Jack Douglas . . . French club prez . . . Hi-Y secretary who can never find a pencil. JOSEPH PAUL TRAVAGLINI, JR. Trav . . . the boy who sits behind . . . Henderson High School's Bob Newhart . . . lovable lunatic . . . can never find a ride to Hi-Y . . . Did we have any Eng- lish homework? . . . the non-conforming conformist. GEORGETTA MAE VALENTINO Georgie ... all smiles . . . what about the two-piece bathing suit? . . . hockey pro . . . future in hospitals. JAMES LESLIE VELDE Jim . . . dedicated bookworm . . . flying is a drain on spending money . . . What was that? . . . future education in the field of aeronautics. CATHERINA A. VELDHUIS Cathy . . . memories of Bio. I . . . Gads! . . . un- bottled blonde ... do they really wear wooden shoes in Holland? . . . What can I say? ... art student — well! CONNIE J. VESER Loves sports . . . once a friend always a friend . . . likes to sleep late on Saturday mornings . . . Anyone going up to the Y tonight? . . . swimming instruc- tor? . . . how can you take a P.O.D. test without read ing the chapter? . . . future at W.C.S.C. GLENDA VINCENT Harri . . . Let's put the top down! . . . what time did you get in last night? . . . Sick . . . always a new car . . . future woman of the business world. WILLIAM GEORGE VOSBURGH, JR. Bill, Billy, Will or Willy . . . the noisy politician . . . friend to all females ! . . which is it — football or band? . . . Hey, I got a 'B' in French! . . . the quiet- est Romeo in the world . . . hates electric razors. PAUL CHARLTON WAIBEL, JR. Silent Paul . . . very long jokes . . . baseball is his game . . . careful driver . . . Study halls are for rest- ing! . . . Viele Gemuse? . . . will attend either Penn State or Johns Hopkins. MARY WALDBUESSER Mary ... a fine sportswoman . . . captivating eyes . . . a great English fan . . . knows her threads . . . ambi- tion: good beautician. BRENDA LEE WALKER Peacenik . . . wild weekends at Westtown . . . My sandals are torn! . . . loves chem lab and P.O.D. . . . Reeses addict . . . crazy Quaker conferences . . . Hoote nanny — Bob Dylan and Tom Lehrer. MARIAN E. WASHINGTON Sway . . . happy-go-lucky . . . I've got confidence? . Warriorette bombshell on the basketball court, hockey field, baseball diamond, and cinders. GAIL J. WASSON Quiet? . . . What stop sign? . . . the last of the big spenders ... a chemistry scholar? . . . Yeah, I messed that one up! BARBARA L. WATKINS Barb . . . But, I was in school yesterday . . .always late . . . uses those gigantic words and actually knows what they mean . . . can always be found in an argu- ment. THOMAS ALBERT WEIR, III Tom . . . likes classical music . . . Where's Richard? . . . never without his slide rule . . . member of the debating team ... in search of a science career. CARL L. WENZEL A real Steve McQueen with a motorcycle . . . not one of those French class flames . . . has trouble hanging on to a steady girl . . . Dan Tabas' boy. STEVEN R. WHEELER Steve . . . does he ever smile in school? . . . Das isf schade . . . home is for sleeping! . . . car with sound for girls . . . Was ist os? . . . retreats—anything goes . . . big lunch eater . . . belligerent but always trust- worthy . . . future in chemistry or biology. RICHARD D. WHITEFORD An active member of D. E. class . . . lends a helping hand to anyone . . . hobbies include art and music . . . future in the electrical field. HARRY BEAL WEAVER. JR. Binky . . . loves lacrosse, biology, and jeeps . . . says what he thinks . . . deplores conformity . . . reads anything exciting. DENNIS 0. WEBSTER First loves: soccer and swimming . . . can go to sleep in any class . . . Just resting my eyes . . . future lies in electronics. Which Steve? . . . fast with all the answers . . . always gets the last laugh . . . Oops, I forgot my book! . . . any new theories for physics? I. WHIT W ( . Gr teusI qne. - PATRICIA A Paffi . . . girl on the go . . . Gratis! qne, . swingin' summer . . . C'mon, 'Tfc. rj ll a natural blonde, but ... ... is G o'sfoatly. the i to go? NANCY C. WICKERSHAM Wicky . . . What'll we do this weekend? V hungry . . . how do you throw a whoopee ball? ,7N watch out nurses! FRANK W. WIDOOES. JR. I don't have it finished either! ... a great hunter . . . future: P. S. U. and commercial landscaping. LOIS MAE WIDDOES Loie . . . Spanish was a breeze? . . . wild woman with a Ford . . . headed towards secretarial work . . . seen around Glen Mills . . . Did you do your bookkeeping homework? BEVERLY ANN WILCUTTS Bev ... a real sense of humor . . . sympathetic ear . . . softball fiend . . . genuine interest in school work . . . chQrus pro . . . those crazy homerooms. SHIRLEY A. WILEY A clown . . . Hey, gang! . . . will she ever get her license? . . . dizzy blonde! . . . always late to P.O.D. class . . . Are you going uptown? WAYNE T. WILIMZIG Gung-ho on guns and master of the pallet and brush . . . one of the new distributive-educated . . . future is literally up in the air. KIT L. WILLIAMS Hides his intelligence . . . Anybody got an extra pen? . . . eyes on the clock . . . black socks forever . . . Don't you like it? . . . party goer . . . never bothered with homework . . . knows his clothes. REGINA DIANE WILLIAMS Gina . . . likes to listen to the sounds of progress . . . loves cheerleading . . . believes in keeping active . . . plans to further her education for the business world. LINDA L. WILLIS Anybody have any gum? . . . reliably found at Betty's . . . headed for the secretarial world. ROBERT A. WILSON Bob . . . plays a swinging guitar . . . smooth, easy-go- ing, and fun-loving . . . can be found at the Y . . . crazy driver . . . always on his way to Philly . . . Let's go swimming . . . ready to lend a helping hand. RONALD WILSON Rino ... a quiet scholar . . . always good for a laugh . . . Now that wasn't very nice. . . . likes those swim- ming sports . . . future W.C.S.C. man. LAURIE S. WOOD What's for lunch? I'm starved! ... art class her specialty . . . meticulous typist . . . what a driver! . . . What books do we need? . . . found where the doughnuts are made. GORDON R. WOODROW, JR Guido II . . . H,0 . . . Joe Surfer of Ocean City . . . But I just got it cut! . . . always there . . . teacher's pet? . . . the sixth beach boy . . . loves his beneficial rays . . . Pancho Villa of Room 411. DOLORES A. WOODWARD Do . . . twirls a mean baton . . . I'll never go back . . . It takes you where you wanna' go, doesn't it? . . . radical dreamer of the future. LEMUEL LAWRENCE WORTHINGTON Dink . . . man about town . . . good man on the track, but a little lazy . . . bad man on the dance floor . . . always good for a laugh . . . frequent trips to the big city. LINDA L WRIGHT Lynn . . . Are you kidding? . . . inhabits the shop- ping center . . . Where have you been? . . . What homework did we have? . . . future as a secretary. PHILIP YARNALL What's the homework? . . . drag fan . . . at the Bell for coffee . . . not too elated over school . . . See ya' in the late room . . . future colored with Army green. KATHLEEN ZENGEL Kathy . . . those intriguing blue eyes . . . never a seri- ous moment . . . candidate for business school . . . late again? . . . summer days at the pool . . .loves history. CHARLES ARTHUR ZUG Art . . . Whoa! That candy-apple red pickup! . . . mean man with a 30.30 and a squirrel gun . . . clock watcher around 2:30. BARBARA JAYNE YOUNG Barb . . . Where am I? . . . spends her summers in Beach Haven . . . Surf's up! . . . wears a washer around her neck . . . You've got to know it's great! JANICE E. ZELL Jan . . . music and history . . . Future Nurses' Club but not a future nurse . . . vacations in September? . . . Have you heard?! . . . destination: classroom. Senior Class Activities HUGH CHARLES ABERNETHY Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11. FRANK BARNETT ALBERTSON, III Student Organization 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 12; Football 10; Baseball 10; Lacrosse 11, 12. KIM D. ALLOTT Student Organization 12; Girls' Speaking Contest 11; Garnet and White 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 11; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Vectors Editor 12; Intr. Tennis 10, 11; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. WILLIAM ROLAND ANDERSON Intr. Football 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Baseball 11; Auto Shop Safety Award 11, 12; Voc. Football 11, 12; Voc. Basketball 11. SHERRY ANGEVINE Tennis 11. ARTHUR ANGRY Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12. ROBERT ALDEN ARMSTRONG Class President 12; Student Organization II, 12; Garnet and White 12; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Soccer 10, II, Varsity 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11. MARGARET ARR0W00D Honor Roll Pin 11; Future Nurses 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 12; Intr. Bowling 10, 11, 12. JUANA YOLANDA ARVIZU Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Archery 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Hockey Manager 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Lacrosse 11. KATHLEEN ANN ASHTON Spanish Club 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. FREDERIC PIERRE AUGER Class Treasurer 11; French Club Vice-President 12; Wrest- ling 10, 11, 12. STEPHANIE AUGUR Student Organization 11; French Club 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Gym Club 11. NEIL D. AUSTIN Wrestling 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. ROBERT M. BACK Veterans of Foreign Wars Essay Contest — First Place; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Debating Club 12; Intr. Soccer 10; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Amateur Radio Club 10, 11. CAROLINE BAILEY Library Aide 10; Future Nurses 10. RICHARD BALDERST0N Honor Roll Pin 10; French Club 12,- Intr. Soccer 12,- Cheer- leader 12. CATHERINE ANN BALDWIN Student Organization 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Badminton 10, 11; Hockey, 10, 11, Varsity 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. C. HARRY BARBER. Ill Garnet and White 12,- Spanish Club 12; Soccer 10, 11, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11; Indoor Track 10. LARRY JOSEPH BARBER Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12. JOHN A. BARNARD Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Carpentry Shop Safety Award 12. DAVID K. BAUMAN Spanish Club 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA BAZAR Student Organization 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10. DON CARROLL BEACHEM Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Soccer Manager 12; Gym Club 10, 11, 12. JAY DEWEES BEACHEM Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 12; Track 10. JANET E. BERRY Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12. ROBERT W. BETZ. JR Student Organization 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. ROBERT J. BIGLER French Club 10; Track 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Football 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10. PATRICIA H. BILINSKI Student Organization 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11,- Intr. Archery 10,- Junior Geographers State Secretary 10. MARY LOU BIRKHIMER Garnet and White 12,- Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Ban- quet 11; German Club 11; Vectors 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. LAWRENCE R BISHOP Carpentry Shop Safety Award 11, 12 JOHN R. BLACKBURN Student Organization 12; Intr. Gymnastics 10, 11, 12,- Baseball 11; Cross Country 12. KATHLEEN ELLEN BOVENKERK Orchestra 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teach- ers 12; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Tennis 10; Intr. Archery 10. HENRI NORMAN BOWSER Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Track 11; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 12. JOSEPH M. BRADLEY Intr. Soccer 11; Intr. Football 11; Typing Pin Award 10, 11. EDYTHE ARLENE BRINTON Student Organization 10. GLADYS REBECCA BRISCOE Intr. Basketball 10, 11. LARRY G. BRONSON Carpentry Shop Safety Award 12. ALONZO L. BROWN Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12,- Intr. Volleyball 10, 11,- Track 10. JUDY LOUISE BROWN Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Basketball 10,- Intr. Badminton 10. KATHERINE L. BROWN Student Organization 12; Future Teachers 12; French Club 12. 14 Senior Class Activities MARJORIE A. BROWN Student Organization 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10. W. TEVIS BROWN Cross Country 12; Golf 11. FRANK A. BRUNO Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12. SANDRA LEE BUCKALEW Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Goldey Beacom Spelling Certificate 11. RICHARD F. BULLER Machine Shop Safety Award 12. FREDERICK C. BUNNELL Boys' Speaking Contest 12; Band 10, 11, 12. DONNA L. BYRD Honor Roll Pin 11. HARRY J. CABBOTT Band 10, 11; Intr. Football 12; Lacrosse 11. LYNNE A. CALHOUN Library Aide 12. BEVERLY A. CAPONE Future Teachers 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. BALDO M. CARNECCHIA. JR Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11. ZERELDA M. CASTREE Girls' Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Hockey 12. MARTHA ANN CHOATE Honor Roll Pin 10. FRANK HARVEY CLARK Track 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Archery 10, 11, 12. MARY SUSAN CLARK Majorettes 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM CLARK Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11. HARRY DEAN CLENDENING Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Soccer 11, 12; Honor Roll Pm 10; Spanish Club 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Treas- urer 11. KAREN LOUISE CLOSE Student Organization 12; Indianhead 12; French Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Lacrosse 11; Debating Club 11. JEREMY M. COGHLAN Student Organization 10, 11, 12; German Club 11; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Debating Club 11. ANNE STEWART COLDREN Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Debating Club 10, 11; Future Nurses 10; Intr. Hockey 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Track 11; Lacrosse 11, 12. RUTH ANN COLE Library Aide 10. WALLACE C. COLEMAN Intr. Ping-Pong 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Gym Club 11, 12. BRUCE W. COLLMANN Indoor Track 11. VAIL M. CONN Spanish Club 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, Varsity 12; Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 10; Gym Club 10, 11. CLOTEAL S. COOPER Intr. Basketball 10, 11. JOHN B CORDING. Ill Band 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Spanish Club 12; Golf 10; Wrestling 10, 11; Intr. Gymnastics 12. LAURENCE J. CORLEY. JR. Football 10; Track 10. SHELBY JEAN COX Garnet and White 12; Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. NEAL C. CROMARTY Sock and Buskin Club 11; Local Science Fair — Third Place Physics 10. PAUL E. CROSBY Machine Shop Safety Award 12. ELAINE CUMENS Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11. ALLAN R. CUNNINGHAM Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. FAYE S. CUNNINGHAM Girls' Speaking Contest 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Intr. Archery 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. LINDA JANE DAHLBERG Girls' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Basketball 10. WILLIAM F. DARNER. JR. Intr. Basketball 11; Intr. Football 10; Track 10; Wrestling 10. ARLINE E. DAVIS Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Lacrosse 10; Gym Club 10, 11, 12. CHARLES P. DAVIS Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Varsity Football 10. CECILE DeGUENT French Club 12; Tennis 12; A.F.S. Club Honorary President 12; Varsity Basketball 12. FRANK J. DeHAUT, JR. Varsity Football 11, 12. RAY PETER DEUBLER Football 10, 11, Varsity 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ALICE M. DEWEES Spanish Club 12. DAVID R. DIETRICH Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Basektball 11, 12,- Golf 10, 11. BERNADETTE DiROCCO Student Organization 12; Honor Roll Pin 1 1; Future Teachers 12. DONNA MARIE DIXON Girls' Chorus 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Nurse's Aide 12; Future Nurses 11, 12. FRANKLIN L. DONOHUE Student Organization 10; Honor Roll Pin 10; Vectors 12; Intr. Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; Football 10. 115 Senior Class Activities LINDA ANN DOUGLAS Garnet and White 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Basketball 11; Majorettes 10, 11, 12. TIMOTHY DREWES Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Ping-Pong Champ 12. MARY LYNN DRIES Student Organization 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Cheerleader 11, 12; Gym Club 12. KATHLEEN ANNE DUNN Spelling Contest Winner 11. LORETTA E. DUNN Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Play Cast 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club 12; Softball 10, 11, Varsity 10; Basketball 10. EDWARD H. DUNNE Intr. Basketball 10, 11. DIANE DURB0R0W Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Badminton 10. B. GAYLE DYKES Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Library Aide 10; Future Homemakers 11, 12. DONALD G. EASTBURN Intr. Football 12; Cross Country 12; Track 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Golf 10. NORMAN R. EAVENS0N, JR. Student Organization 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Basketball 11; Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12; Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12. STEPHEN A. EELLS Intr. Gymnastics 11; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Football 12. CAROL ANN EGEE Library Aide 10, 11, 12. JOAN ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Girls' Chorus 10; Nurse's Aide 12; Debating Club 11. GERALDINE RUTH ESSICK Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Bowling 10; Future Nurses 12. CHARLES FADOIS Football 10. LINDA JANE FERRER Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 11. ROBERT WADE FEWELL Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. FRANK G. FORGACS Baseball 10, 11. BONNIE LEE GARVER Future Nurses 12. GEORGE H. GARVER Boys' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 12. WAYNE F. GERSEN Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Indianhead 12; Vectors 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; National Merit letter of Com mendation 12. ELIZABETH A. GIANGIULIO Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Vectors 12; Band 10; Honor Roll Pin 10; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Ping-Pong 10, 11; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Basketball 12; Tennis 10, 11; Hockey 10, 11, Varsity Co-Captain 12; Basketball 10, 11; B.P.W. Girl-of- the-Month; Second All Ches-Mont Hockey Team 12. JACK T. GIBSON Student Organization 11; Band 10; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; All Ches-Mont Football 11, 12. THOMAS GIRARD Honor Roll Pin 11; Track 11; A.F.S. Club 12. LORETTA KATHLEEN GIUNTA Sock and Buskin Club 10; Honor Roll Pin 11; Modern Dance 12. THOMAS P. GIUNTA Garnet and White Cover Design 12; Track 10. GLEN0RE GLEYSTEEN Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Garnet and White 11; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Vectors 12. RICHARD G. GL0GAU Student Organization 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 11, News Editor 12; Band 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; German Club 11,- W.C.H.S. on the Air 11, 12; Treasurer, A.F.S. Exchange Student Summer '64; A.F.S. Club 11, 12. JOAN H. GOLDBERG Sock and Buskin Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Vectors 12. LINDA J. G00DHART Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Garnet and White 12; Intr. Ping-Pong 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, Jl; Varsity Basket- ball 10. ROBERT F. GORDON Tennis 11. ALICE L. GOSE Orchestra 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Future Homemakers 11; Stamp Club 12. RAYMOND GRAB Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11; Cross Country 10. A. WILLIAM GRAHAM. JR. Intr. Soccer 10; Varsity Football 10; Track 10; Cross Country 10; Gym Club 10, 11, 12. ANTOINETTE E. GRAY Intr. Basketball 10, 11. JOHN OSCAR GREEN Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Track 10, 11. SHARON WYNETTE GREENLEAF Honor Roll Pin 11. 116 Senior Class Activities DANIEL B. GREENWOOD Wrestling 11. ROBERT EVANS GRINER German Club 11; Track 10; Wrestling 11, 12. NANCY A. GRISWOLD Homeroom Treasurer 10; Student Organization 11, 12; Future Nurses 11; Color Guard 10, 11. H. KENNETH HAGERTY Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. RALPH W. HAINES Intr. Football 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Track 10, 11,- Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. MARSHA J. HALEY Student Organization 12; Girls' Speaking Contest 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Library Aide 10, 11; Future Teachers 11, 12; A.F.S. Club 12. ROBERT D. HALLOWELL Intr. Football 12. REED C. HAMILTON French Club 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10; Intr. Football 12. ROBERT N. HAMMILL Track 11. DIETRICH F. HARDY French Club 10; Soccer 10, 11; Amateur Radio Club 10, 11, 12. HELEN E. HARE Band 10, II, 12; District Band 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Vectors 12. JOSEPH E. HARNED Band 10; Baseball 10, 11, Varsity 12. BERNICE C. HART Garnet and White 12, Indianhead 11; Girls' Chorus Accom- panist II, 12; Boys' Chorus Accompanist 12; Mixed Chorus Accompanist 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Library Aide 10; Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Intr. Badminton 10; Gym Club 10. KATHLEEN ANN HASTINGS Nurse's Aide 10; Library Aide 10, 11; Debating Club 11, 12; Hockey 10; Local Science Fair — First Place Plant Biology 10; County Science Fair — First Place Plant Biology 10, Third Place Bio-Chemistry 11; Delaware Valley Science Fair — First Place Bio-Chemistry and Chemistry 11; National Science Fair Finalist 11; Army Science Award in Bio- Chemistry; National Youth Conference on the Atom 12. HOWARD W. HAWKINS Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; 3asketball 10, 11, Varsity 12; Soccer 10, 11, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11. CHARLES B. HAWS Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Track 10. JANE ELIZABETH HEALD Class Secretary 12; Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, Activities Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11,- Spanish Club 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12; Basket- ball 11; D.A.R. Award 12; Gym Club 10, 11; Lacrosse 10, 11. CAROL ANN HEMPHILL Indianhead 10, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Vectors 11. RICHARD C. HENDERSON Garnet and White 10; Indianhead 10; German Club 11; Debating Club 11, 12; Chester Co. Science Fair — First Place Human Biology 11. RAYMOND G. HENRY Intr. Soccer 12. SUSAN L. HERBERT Lacrosse 10; Varsity Softball 11. ANITA MARIE HERKINS Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 10, 11, 12. SALLIE W. HETHERINGT0N Student Organization 10, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; French Club 11, 12; Future Teachers Vice-President 12. SUZANNE E. HILLIER Nurse's Aide 12; Future Nurses 10,- Library Aide 10, 11, 12. JAMES E. HINES Intr. Ping-Pong 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volley- ball 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10. JOHN H. HINZE Class Treasurer 10, 11; Student Organization 10, 11. JAMES C. HOLMGREN W.C.H.S. on the Air 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. MARCIA HOOL Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 12; Gym Club 12. BARBARA ANN H00PES Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; French Club 1 1; Future Teachers 12. PAMELA JOAN HOOPES Band 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; French Club 12. BONNIE E. HOOVEN Majorettes 11, 12. SHARON A. HOPKINS Spanish Club 12. WILLIAM ROBERT HOPTON Spanish Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Football 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Basketball 10, II; Golf 11. SUSAN J. HUBER Spanish Club 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10. LYNN CELESTE HUDDLESON Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin 11- Library Aide 10, 11; Art Club 12. PATRICIA HUFFMAN Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11,- Indianhead 11; Essay Contest First Place 10; Honor Roll Pin 10; French Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Lacrosse 10; Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Hockey 12. GLEN E. HUTCHINSON Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10. 117 Senior Class Activities JANE HUTCHINSON Student Organization 11; Spanish Club 12; Cheerleader J.V. Captain 11; Gym Club 11, 12. JAMIE HYDE French Club 12. VOYD M. INGRAM Intr. Football 10; Intr. Basketball 11. OAVID W. JAMIESON Student Organization 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Intr. Bowl- ing 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, Manager 12; Track 10, 11. HARRY STEVEN JARRETT Track 10. GLADYS ANNE JEFFERIS Garnet and White 12; Girls' Chorus 10. LINDA M. JENKINS Intr. Basketball 12. DAVID J. JOHNSON Band 10, 11, 12; Amateur Radio Club 12. PATRICIA JOAN JOHNSON Intr. Hockey 11, 12; Track 11. PHYLLIS LOUISE JONES Student Organization 10, 12; Garnet and White 12; Girls' Chorus 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; District Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; French Club 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11. SUSAN L. JONES Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Spanish Club 12. NANCY L. JORDAN Band 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. SUSAN J. JORDAN Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers Secretary 12. JAQUETTA JEAN JOYCE Debating Club 11; Amateur Radio Club 10, 11, 12. MARLENE MARIE KALBACH Future Teachers 11. DIANNE KARTLUKE Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Debating Club 11, Journalist 12. CHARLES RICHARD KATTMAN Cross Country 10. CLAUDIE KERMITT KENION Boys' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Soccer 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11. MICHAEL T. KENNEY Wrestling 11, 12. LINDA KERSHAW Nurse's Aide 10. SUSAN V. KIRBY Honor Roll Pin 10, 11,- French Club 11, 12. DOUGLAS L. KIRKNER Band 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10,- Football 10. BARBARA M. KLEPAC Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12. FREDRIC KOFKE Band 10, 11, President 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, Varsity 11; Varsity Club 12. CHARLES WILLIAM KORBONITS Class Treasurer 12; Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Intr. Soccer 10, 12,- Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Tennis 12; Track 10; Cross Country 10. RICHARD D. KRATZ Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club Vice-President 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Track 10. GAIL M. KUHL Student Organization 12,- Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 12; French Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; A.F.S. Club 12. JUDITH ANN LAB IN Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; Spanish Club 12; Cheerleader 11, 12. JOSEPH E. LAIR Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. MARK LaMARCH Intr. Basketball 11; Intr. Football 11; Soccer 10. LEAH J. LAMMEY Honor Roll Pin 10, 11. STEPHEN LANCASHIRE German Club 11; Library Aide 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Football 10, 11; Intr. Cross Country 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Lacrosse 11. FRANCIS R. LEE, JR. Intr. Football 11; Varsity Football 10, 11. GEORGETTE SYLVIA LEE Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. JUDITH A. LEE Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12. JAMES D. LEIBY Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Play Cast 10, 11; Band 10; Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12,- Dist. Chorus 11, 12; German Club 11; Debating Club 11. ALLEN H. LEONHARD Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Boys' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 12. EDWARD A. LINDEKE Spanish Club 11; Golf 10, 11. FAITH ELLEN LINDLEY Homeroom Treasurer 12; Honor Roll Pin 11. WILLIAM LITTLE, JR. Extr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 11, 12; Football 10; Track 10, 11; Indoor Track 11. ANNA MARIE LOMBARDI Girls' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Spanish Club 11; Basketball 11. BLANCHE L0WTHER Future Nurses 12. TERRY R. LUNN Student Organization 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; A.F.S. Club Secretary 12. Senior Class Activities BRENDA I. McCARTER Student Organization 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, )2, Play Cast 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; French Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Tennis 10. ROBERT KEITH McCARTER Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Vectors 12; Intr. Tennis 10; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; American Legion Essay Award 10. michael s. McCartney Band 10, 11, 12. JAMES S. McELYA Spanish Club 12, Football 10, Varsity 11, 12, Varsity Club 12; Lacrosse Captain 11. SUSAN L. McKENNA Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Lacrosse 10; Tennis 10, 11; Hockey 10, Varsity 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Basketball 10, Varsity 11, Co-Captain 12; Softball 9. DAVID C. McTAVISH Intr. Football 10, Soccer 10, 11, Basketball 10, 11. LOIS JEAN McWILLIAMS Girls' Chorus 12; Future Nurses 10. LIVIA J. MANFREDI Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12, French Club 12; Future Teachers 11, 12. CAROLE ELIZABETH MANTINI Student Organization 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. RICHARD L. MARCH Wrestling 12. SAMUEL HOLLAND MAROPIS Student Organization 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, Intr. Football 10, 11, 12, Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Track 10, 11. JODIE J. MARTIN Garnet and White 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, Honor Roll Pm 11; Nurse's Aide 12,- Future Nurses 10, 11, President 12; Majorettes 11, 12; Softball 10. VICTOR A. MATTIONI, JR Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH ROBIN MEILACH Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12. LIGIA MEJIA Student Organization 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; French Club 12; Library Aide 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Nurse's Aide 12. KENNETH L. MELTON Intr Basketball 11, 12, Basketball Manager 10, 11. SILVER A. MELTON Student Organization 11; Band 10. WILLIAM EDWARD MERCER Intr. Football 12. EMIL H. MESSIKOMER Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball 12, Baseball 10. BARBARA ANN MILLER Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Mikado 10, Color Guard 10, 11, Captain 12. DAVID J. MILLER Student Organization 11; French Club 11, 12. JONATHAN GREGORY MILLER Vectors 12, Asst. Poetry Editor 12; Intr. Tennis 10, Intr Basketball 10, 12, Intr. Football 12; Intr. Ping-Pong 12, Tennis 10, 11. SHEILA ANN MILLER Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. CATHARINE MITCHILL Library Aide 12; Lacrosse 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 12. Hockey 11; Basketball 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12. WILLIAM H. MITMAN. JR. Band 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ROBERT LEE MITTEN Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12,- Varsity Club 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. SUSAN L. MIXSELL Honor Roll Pin 1 1. Soccer 10. FLOYD W. MOORE KATHLEEN MOORE Garnet and White 11, Faculty Editor 12; Spanish Club 12. Future Teachers 12; Intr. Hockey 10; Intr. Ping-Pong 10, 11; Gym Club 10 KORY MAY MOORE Student Organization 10; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 10; Cheerleader 11, 12. Basketball 10,- Lacrosse 11; Gym Club 10, 11. CORDELIA BERNADETTE MORRIS Band 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11 Intr. Basketball 10. 11,- Varsity Basketball 12; Lacrosse 10, 11; Goldey Beacom Spelling Certificate 12. DONNA L. MORRIS Indianhead 10, Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 11. MEREDITH M. MORROW Nurse's Aide 10, 11, 12. MARY E. MULLER Sock and Buskin Club 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Library Aide 10. JOHN L. MUMMA Intr. Volleyball 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. ROBERT McC. MURDOCK Student Organization 11, 12; Intr. Gymnastics 10, 11. 12; Cheerleader 12; Football Manager 10; Tennis 10, 11. BARRY P. MURPHY Basketball 10, 11; Soccer 10, 11, Varsity 12, Captain 12. Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12, All-Southern Chester County 12. MARY K. MURPHY Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Vectors 12; Future Teachers 12 PHILIP MYERS Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, Intr. Soccer 10. 11. CAROLE A. NEFF Honor Roll Pm 11, Spanish Club 12; Color Guard 12. I 19 Senior Class Activities MARGARET K. NEFF Honor Roll Pin 11. NANCY NEWMAN Library Aide 10. DONNA MARIE NOLAN Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12,- French Club 10; Future Nurses 12. LESTER LONDON NORMAN Honor Roll Pin 10. JOHN M. NORTON Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12. JOANNE YVETTE NOYES Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 10. SUZANNE NYE Intr. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, Varsity 12; Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 12. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD Intr. Basketball 10, 11,- Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Baseball 10, Varsity 11, 12. LINDA LEE OLSESKI Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Future Nurses 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Gym Club 10. KENNETH G. ORNER Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11; Intr. Bowling 10; Gym Club 11. SHIRLEY S. PARDUE Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; German Club 11; French Club 11, 12; Library Aide 10. EDWARD R. PARKE Boys' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Intr. Football 10, 11. MYRTLE E. PASKINGS Intr. Basketball 10, 12; Basketball Manager 11. P. DIANE PENNELL Essay Contest - First Place 10, 11; Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12,- Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Ban- quet 10, 11; German Club 11; Library Aide 10; Vectors 11, Fiction Editor 12; National Merit Semifinalist. GEORGE PENNYPACKER Intr. Basketball 11, 12,- Intr. Soccer 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. ELLIOT M. PERLMAN Student Organization 10; Honorable Mention Boys' Speaking Contest 10, 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, Editor 12; Indianhead 11, 12; Essay Contest — Second Place 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; German Club 11; W.C.H.S. on the Air 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; American Legion Essay Scholarship 11. WAYNE PFAFF Spanish Club 12,- Intr. Football 10; Homeroom Treasurer 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS Future Teachers 12. JOSEPH R. PILNY, JR. Cross Country 12. MARINA L. PIZII Girls' Chorus 10. RICHARD C. POTTER Auto Shop Safety Award 11, 12. JOHN DAVIS PRATT Art Club 10, President 12. IRENE RAMSEY PUGH Softball 10, 11, 12; French Club 12. LOIS LINDA PURNSLEY Girls' Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. CATHERINE SANDRA QUINN Girls' Chorus 10. MARK WALKER RALSTON Student Organization 11; Spanish Club 12; Cheerleader 12; Golf 10, 11. ARTHUR P. RAMSAY Student Organization 10, 11; Soccer 11, 12. KAREN ANN RATNER Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Lacrosse 10, 11, 12. JOHN JOSEPH REED, JR. Wrestling 10, 11, 12. SARA ANN REED Indianhead 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Library Aide 10; Vectors 12; Lacrosse 11. SALLY MIRIAM REMINGTON Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Girls' Chorus 10, 12,- Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Mikado 10; Honor Roll Pin 11; A.F.S. Club 12. BARBARA ANN REVERSKI French Club 11; Future Nurses 11. W. PHILLIP RICHARDSON Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. JOHN THOMAS RICKARDS Student Organization 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. CHERYL LYNN RISSEL Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Spanish Club Asst. Secretary 12,- Future Teachers Treasurer 12. MARGARET ANN RITTER Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Basketball 11; Intr. Volleyball 11. KENNETH JOHN ROBERTS Soccer 11; Track 11; Wrestling 12. WAYNE R. RODENBOH Voc. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Auto Shop Safety Award 12. HUGO LEWIS ROESER Intr. Basketball 10, 12; Intr. Football 10, 12. ROBERT MARVEL ROSS Class Vice-President 12; Student Organization 10, 11, 12; Boys' Speaking Contest — Second Place 11, 12; Intr. Gym- nastics 10, 11, 12; Intr. Bowling 12; Track 10, 11; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 10, 11. MICHAEL EDWARD RUBINSTEIN Student Organization 11; Indianhead 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Tennis 11; Golf 10. EDWARD J. RUCH Intr. Archery 10, 11. LYNNE E. RUGGIERO Student Organization 11, 12; French Club 12; Future Teach- ers 11, 12. 120 Senior Class Activities DAWN F. RUSSELL French Club 12; Future Teachers 11; Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Cheerleader 10; Lacrosse 10, 11; Gym Club 10, 11. MARTHA MARIE RUSSELL French Club 12; Cheerleader 12; Tennis 11. ROBERTA EDITH SALTZMAN Hockey 10, 11. VIRGINIA ANNE SASSE Instr. Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Intr. Hockey 12. LINDA ROSE SCAGLIONE Sock and Buskin Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12; Modern Dance 12. GEORGE L. SCHEIBE Voc. Football 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10. PATTI A. SCHMID Student Organization 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish 12; A.F.S. Club 12. DAVID ALAN SCH0CK Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; German Club 11; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Football 12; Football Manager 10; Cross Country 11, 12,- National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. CAROLYN SEITER Color Guard 10, 11. DIANE M. SERVOS Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; German Club 11; French Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Nurse's Aide 10; Intr. Badminton 10, 11, 12; Intr. Tennis 11; Intr. Hockey 10. JOHANNA G. SHAW Student Organization 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, Senior Section Editor 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Library Aide 10. ROSEMARY SHAW Nurse's Aide 10. LEE H. SHERMAN Student Organization 12; Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Wrestling Manager 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Golf 10, 11; Stamp Club 11, 12. BARBARA ELLEN SHUR Sock and Buskin Club 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. JOSEPH H. SICKLER Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Football 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Football 10; Baseball 10, Varsity 11; Carpentry Shop Safety Award 11, 12; Voc. Football 11, 12; Voc. Basketball 11. JAMES PETER SICKORA Student Organization 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Boys' Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Intr. Football 10; Intr. Soccer 10; Baseball 11. JOSEPH H. SILVESTRI. JR. Intr. Volleyball 10, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Archery 11, 12. BARBARA ANN SIMON Garnet and White 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. JIM S. SINEATH Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Intr. Soccer 10; Wrestling 11; Brass Choir 10, 11, 12. SUSAN J. SMITH Band 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 10, 11; Hockey 10. WILLIAM F. SMITH Intr. Gymnastics 11, 12; Intr. Football 10. SARAH R. SMITHSON Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Library Aide 10, 11, 12; Vectors 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN SNYDER Band 10; Hockey 11. PAUL H. SNYDER Student Organization 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, Sports Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; W.C.H.S. on the Air 12; Vectors Non-Fiction Editor 12. SUSAN M. SORENSEN Girls' Chorus 10. ROBERT C. STANLEY Intr. Football 10, 12. RHONDA L. STOKES Sock and Buskin Club 10; Band 10, 11; Girls' Chorus 10; Spanish Club 12; Nurse's Aide 12; Library Aide 11; Future Nurses 12; Color Guard 12. PAUL R. STOTT Spanish Club 12. JOHN STEVEN STRAUSS Class President 10; Class Vice-President 11; Student Organi- zation 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Band 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; German Club 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. 12; Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, Varsity 12; Track 10, 11; A.F.S. Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader Indian 10, 11, 12. JOHN P. SUPLEE Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; German.Club 11; Vectors Asst. Fiction Editor 12; National Merit Semi-finalist 12. GALE M. TAIT Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11. ROBERT G. TAYLOR Basketball 10. WILLIAM A. TEMPLE Band 10; Mixed Chorus 10. CURT W. THIMM National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. ANNE-LISE THIRUD Student Organization 12; Tennis 11. YVONNE ROMONE THOMAS Girls' Chorus 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Nurse's Aide 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. BARBARA A. THOMPSON Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Badminton 10. BONNIE WICKERSHAM THOMPSON Sock and Buskin Club 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. JOHN CHARLES THOMPSON Band 10, 11, 12; Boys' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Intr. Gymnastics 10, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 12. MARYANNE THOMSON Honor Roll Pin 11; Majorettes 10, 12. 121 Senior Class Activities PHILIP G. THORNE Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Vectors 12. ROBERT C. TILLMAN Intr. Volleyball 10, 12; Football 10, Varsity 11, 12. JOHN CONRAD TITTER, JR Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Wrestling 11, 12. HERBERT W. TITTLE Mixed Chorus 10. CHARLES W. TOMLINSON, JR. Indianhead 12; French Club 11, President 12; W.C.H.S. on the Air 12; Vectors 11; Football 10. JOSEPH PAUL TRAVAGLINI. JR. Student Organization 12; Debating Club 11; Intr. Football 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Cross Country 10. SHERRY L. TURPIN Class Secretary 10, 11; Student Organization Secretary 11, 12,- Sock and Buskin Club 12. MARIE E. URBAN Majorettes 11; Homeroom Treasurer 11. GEORGETTA MAE VALENTINO Nurse's Aide 11, 12; Future Nurses 11, 12; Track 11; Hockey 10, 11. JAMES LESLIE VELDE Band 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10; Future Farmers 10, 11. CATHERINA A. VELDHUIS Debating Club 12; Hockey 10; Gym Club 10. CONNIE J. VESER Lacrosse 10; Intr. Swimming 11. WILLIAM GEORGE VOSBURGH, JR Class President 11; Class Vice-President 10; Student Organi- zation 11, Vice-President 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; French Club Treasurer 11, Program Chairman 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. PAUL CHARLTON WAIBEL. JR. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Basketball 11; Baseball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Wrestling 11. BRENDA IRENE WALKER Sock and Buskin 12; Play Cast 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; French Club 10, 12; Library Aide 11, 12; Debating Club 11; A.F.S. Club 12. MARIAN E. WASHINGTON Intr. Gymnastics 10; Intr. Ping-Pong 10; Intr. Soccer 10; Intr. Badminton 10; Intr. Basketball 12; Intr. Hockey 12; Lacrosse 10, 11; Track 11; Varsity Softball 10, Captain 11; Varsity Hockey 11; Varsity Basketball 10, Captain 11. GAIL J. WASSON Honor Roll Pin 11; French Club 10; Basketball Manager 10. HARRY BEAL WEAVER, JR Soccer 10; Lacrosse 11, 12. DENNIS 0. WEBSTER Intr. Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 12; Track 10. THOMAS ALBERT WEIR, III Student Organization 10; Debating Club 11, 12. PATRICIA E. WESTCOTT Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. STEVEN F. WHEELER Honor Roll Pin 11; Track 10; Cross Country 10, 11, 12. STEVEN R. WHEELER Honor Roll Pin 10; Wrestling 10. NANCY C. WICKERSHAM Band 10; Basketball 11. FRANK W. WIDDOES Future Farmers 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Intr. Football 10. LOIS MAE WIDDOES Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Library Aide 10, 11, 12. BEVERLY ANN WILCUTTS Girls' Chorus 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12. SHIRLEY A. WILEY Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Intr Volleyball 10, 11. WAYE T. WILIMZIG Student Organization 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Basket- ball 11. KIT L. WILLIAMS Intr. Football 10; Intr. Basketball 11. REGINA DIANE WILLIAMS Student Organization 10, 11, Band 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Cherleader 11, 12. Band 11. ROBERT A. WILSON RONALD WILSON Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Track 11. LANNY R. WOLFER Band 10, 11, 12; Track 10. LAURIE S. WOOD Library Aide 10, 12. GORDON R. WOODROW Student Organization 12; Future Teachers 11, President 12. DOLORES A. WOODWARD Student organization 10; Girls' speaking contest 10; Garnet and White staff 11,- Honor roll pin award 10, 11; Honors banquet 10, 11; Vectors 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Majorettes 10, 11, 12. LEMUEL LAWRENCE WORTHINGTON Track 10; Intr. Soccer 10, 12; Intr. Football 10, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Cross Country 12; Cross Coun- try 10. RICHARD YERKES Tennis 11, Co-Captain 12. JANICE E. ZELL Sock and Buckskin Club 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Nurse's Aide 10, 11, 12; Vectors 12; Future Nurses 11, 12. CHARLES ARTHUR ZUG Future Farmers 10, 11. 122 IN MEMORIAM LOIS A. FLANNERY 1946-1964 LISA THOMPSON 1947-1964 Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death . . — John Donne GRADUATING BUT NOT PHOTOGRAPHED HENRI NORMAN BOWSER ALONZO L. BROWN ROBERT S. CLAY, JR. ROSS FRENCH MARK LaMARCH RICHARD L. MARCH MEREDITH M. MORROW LAWRENCE S. THOMAS, JR. RICHARD YERKES Acknowledgments: The film has been exposed, cut, spliced, and edited, and is now on its way to development; indeed, the scenes of the high school cinerama have come to an end. These scenes could not have been photographed without the assistance of many people. The Garnet and White staff wishes to thank Faith Lindley for her cover lettering and Tom Giunta for his cover design. Providing permanent remembrances of high school life were the Daily Local News and Mr. Millard Freeman, who has completed the last of many devoted years to aiding the Garnet and White. We extend our gratitude to Mrs. June Weissman, business adviser, and also to Mr. Edward Ursprung of the William T. Cooke Publishing Com- pany, who handled our technical problems. 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