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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

The beginning of the next ONE HUNDRED YEARS amet | |i: m:itso SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL West Chester, Pennsylvania Dedication 4 WALTER L. PHILIPS Superintendent 1925-1938 - - to our educators of the last iOl yearn B. REED HENDERSON Principal 1924-1952 Just as each dawn is the start of a new day, full of new problems to be met and dreams to be realized, so each venture is a new beginning, as Thomas Stearns Eliot once said. Each step we take can be significant in the fulfillment or failure of a dream. Each decision we make can be the first step towards the attainment of an important goal in our lives. But only through the efforts of our minds and our hands can we reach that goal. Thus, we realize that a new venture is beginning. To make any under- taking worthwhile, we must strive for a good ending also. It is with these thoughts that we leave our school to face the challenges of the world. As we go, we would remember those who have set us an example in the century of education just completed. These people devoted their lives to building a good school system upon which we can build our future. 5 FOREWORD We have remembered the educational leaders of the past century. We have begun the work of a new century of education. We now view the year just ended: a faculty supplying the reservoirs of knowledge from which we learn and grow, the seniors who go forth to the many fields of the future, the athletic teams that have brought new ustre to our school, the activities that have enhanced our special in- terests and the underclassmen who will continue the task of preparation for a better future. CONTENTS SENIORS 24 7 ACTIVITIES •86 FACULTY UNDERCLASS ...... 110 Faculty SUPERINTENDENT HAROLD H. WINGERD, A.B., M.S. in Ed.; The Hill School, Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania. Your future, like all futures, is uncer- tain and unknown. Your teachers have not been able to insulate you from the uncer- tainties of the world in which you live nor from the impact of the problems which will confront you. They have, however, tried to equip you with the basic skills and knowl- edge to meet these problems, to encour- age you to take part in civic responsibilities, and to strengthen those inner resources of character which are the mainstay of the American people. It is my hope that you will continue to grow in knowledge, in civic responsibilities and in moral integrity. In this way, you can adequately repay your parents, your teach- ers, your community for the efforts and the sacrifices which they have made for you. Harold H. Wingerd Superintendent DAVID C. ERAY, A.B., M.Ed.; Albright College, University of Pittsburgh, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent. DESMOND J. NUNAN, A.B., A.M., Columbia College, Columbia University, Director of Curriculum. EDWARD A. HAGEL, B.S., M.S. in Ed., West Chester State College, Temple University, Assistant Superintendent (Business Affairs). PRINCIPAL ROBERT B. McCARTER, B.S., M.Ed., West Chester State College, Pennsylvania State University, Temple University Administrative Assistant WALTER K. PETERS, B.S., Indiana State College West Chester can be very proud of its high school and the quality of service it has given to the community for the past one hundred years. This issue of the Garnet and White honors all who have contributed to this excellent record. The life of our school cannot be put into a book. It is an active group of students and teachers who are dedicated to upholding our many fine customs and traditions. I hope that this yearbook will serve as a life- time reminder of your experiences at Henderson High School. May your happy senior days be a mere foretaste of your wonderful years ahead. Con- gratulations! Robert B. McCarter Principal Assistant Principal LAWSON S. EARL, B.S., A.M., M.Ed., West Chester State College, Temple University 9 GUIDANCE Merle G. Labln, B.S., M.Ed., Director of Guidance. Waynesburg College, Temple University Bernard Edwards, A.B., B.S., Central High School, Cheyney State College, Vocational Guidance Counselor; Varsity Basketball and Track, Stetson Junior High School Caroline H. Jenny, B.S., M.Ed., Temple University, Guidance Counselor James R. Reichert, B.S., State College, Temple Counselor M.Ed., West Chester University, Guidance Florence C. Schmidt, A.B., B.S. in Library Sciences, Cor- nell College (Iowa), New York State University of Al- bany, Librarian Richard J. Greenwood, B.S., M.D., Haver- ford College, University of Pennsylvania. School Physician Ruby S. Clark, R.N., Chester County Hos- pital School of Nursing, University of Penn- sylvania. School Nurse Dorothy Detwiler, Mary Lipuman (Mr. McCarter); Dorothy Bates (Mr. Earl); Alberta Abbott (Mr. Peters); Gerda Brenholtz (Guidance); Margaret Foster (Receptionist) I I FACULTY 3 Louise Arnold, B.S., West Chester State College, Alge- bra II, Senior Arithmetic Richard I. Bauer, B.S., Ship- pensburg State College, Typ- ing I, II Robert L. Brinton, B.S., West Chester State College, English, 500 Club J. Roger Aughenbaugh, B.S., West Chester State College, Driver Edu- cation, Assistant Football Coach Anna L. Baker, A.B., A.M., Goucher College, Columbia University, Head, Department of English; Es- say, Speaking, Spelling Contests. Commencement Speakers Coach Joan F. Brinton, B.S., Ursinus Col- lege. Mathematics; Hockey, Girls' Tennis Coach 12 Albert P. Bruno, A.B., Uni- versity of Kentucky, World History Margaret P. Burks, A.B., Pennsylvania State University, University of Mexico, Span- ish John J. Byrne, B.S., West Chester State College. Health and Physical Education, As- sistant Football Coach, Sat- urday Morning Recreation James N. Colasanti, A.B., Ur- sinus College, French Sandra E. Cooley, B.S., West Chester State College, Biology Margaret M. Curran, B.S., A.M., College of St. Rose, Clerical, Secretarial Practice; Typing I 3 Alan Dessenberger, B.S., Lock Haven State College, Geom- etry Harry B. Dietrich, B.S., Lock Haven State College, Physics. Earth and Space Science 13 Donald A. Dunn, A.B., Pennsylvania State University, Gen- eral Mathematics, Senior Arithmetic, Coach, Lacrosse P. Donald Picca, B.S., Villanova University, English: JV Base- ball. Basketball Coach James R. Facciolli, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, Robert W. Fielding, A.B., B.S., M.Ed., Central Chester State College, Algebra II. Geometry Barbara S. Ford, A.B., A.M., Temple University, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. English. Public Speaking Machine Shop High School. West ibi mi Aldine S. Gearhart, B.S., A.M., Juniata College, Penn- sylvania State University, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania: English Irving R. Geschwindt, B.S., M.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, University of Delaware, Chairman, Department of Mathematics Joseph L. Hanselman, B.S., West Chester State College. Instrumental Music, Dance Band George A. Hancock, A.B., Pennsylvania State University, Political Science, Problems of Democracy, Assistant Football Coach Howard H. Halsey, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, Cheyney State College. Drawing Elmer H. Haupt, B.S., A.M., Eastern University Columbia University, Director of Athletics FACULTY Kathryn Head, A.B., Swarth- more College, English Mildred M. Hickey, A.B., A.M., Immaculata College. University of Pennsylvania, Latin Daniel G. Hutchinson, B.S., t Pennsylvania State University, Algebra I, Mathematics; Cross-Country, Track Coach Carolyn M. Huyett, A.B., Val- paraiso University, University of Delaware, Chemistry Richard F. Kane, B.S., A.M., Mansfield State College. Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Chemistry; Chairman. Science Department Penelope C. Kieselbach, A.B., Smith College. French Grace E. Killough, A.B., Ur- sinus College. French, AFS Club 16 Michael Kostick, B.S., M.Ed., Phil- adelphia Musical Academy, Temple University, Instrumental Music, Or- chestra James T. Lammey, B.S., Millersville State College, Industrial Arts, Stage Service Club Milton Landis, B.S., Temple University. Physical Science £ Physics, Amateur Radio Club George M. Lange, B.S., Wisconsin State Univer- sity. Chemistry William P. Lear, B.S., M.Ed., Philadelphia Museum School of Art. Edinboro State College, Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Art Barbara R. Leighton, B.S., West Chester State College. Physical Education; Assistant Coach, Basketball. Hockey: Gymnastics Club, Riding Club. Tri-High Y Club Keitha V. Lewis, A.B., A.M., Augustana College. University of South Dakota, University of Pennsylvania 18 3 Griffith H. Linsenmayer, A.B., Thiel College, Trigonometry. Business Math. Physicol Sci- ence Robert A. London, B.S., West Chester State College, English Richard A. Maclver, B.S., Uni- versity of Delaware, Biology. Assistant Soccer Coach, Stage and A-V Clubs 3 Jack F. McClellan, B.S., Ship- pensburg State College, Eng- lish, Varsity Basketball Coach. Blazer Club Robert S. McCoy, B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University, Health. Varsity Football Coach Joanne E. McKenna, B.S., West Chester State College. Health and Physical Education. Girls' Basket- ball Coach: Sponsor: Girls' Gym- nastics Club, Lacrosse Club Patrick M. McDaid, B.S., West Chester State College. Uni- versity of San Juan, English: Adviser: Indianhead. Vectors Edward L. Malikowski, B.S., M.S., West Chester State Col- lege. Track Coach; Director. Boys' Intramurals John P. Marchalc, B.S., A.M., West Chester State College Syracuse University, Chairman, Social Sciences Department; Political Science. Economics. Adviser; AFS, FTA Edwin W. Moore, B.S., A.M., Indiana State Col- lege. Villanova University, Biology. Tennis Coach Paul C. Mitchell, B.S., West Chester State College, World Cultures Kenneth I. Miller, A.B., A.M., Mer- cersburg Academy. Franklin and Marshall College. University of Pennsylvania. English; Adviser, Gar- net and White Ellen Q. Morrow, B.S., West Ches- ter State College, Algebra II, Plane Geometry Nancy S. Myers, B.S., West Ches- ter State College. Algebra II, Trig- onometry John W. Nichols. B.S.. M.S., West Chester State College, World Cultures Helen B. Parker, B.S., M.S., Drexel Institute of Technology. Pennsylvania State University. Home Economics. Textile Chemistry Herbert E. Pearl, B.S., West Chester State College. Senior. Vocational Mathematics Charles C. Perrone, B.S., M.Ed., West Chester State College, University of Delaware. English. Varsity Baseball Coach Harry H. Pote, Jr., B.S., West Chester State College. Temple University. Biology. Chem- istry Marilyn K. Pinkerton A.B.. Ur- sinus College. English Ethel L. Reagan, B.S., A.M. West Chester State College Columbia University, Middle bury College. Universidad Na cional de Mexico. Spanish Dramatics Club Robert R. Riegle, B.S., Leba- non Valley College, English. John N. Sepella. B.S., M.Ed., West Chester State College. Temple University, Band, In- strumental Music Myra W. Ritchey, B.S., Ship- pensburg State College, Short- hand John J. Serff, Jr., B.S., Penn- sylvania State University, Ge- ography, Varsity Soccer Coach Joseph J. Smida, Jr., B.S., East Stroudsburg State College U. S. History Dorothy T. Southrey, B.S., West Chester State College, Prob- lems of Democracy. U.S. His- tory, Intramural Athletics Bernard Spadoni, B.S., A.M., West Chester State College, University of Pennsylvania, U. S. History. Vocational Science, V orld History Stratton B. Stevens, B.S., M.S., Penn- sylvania State University, Distribu- tive Education. DECA Club John A. Strauser, B.S., Penn- sylvania State University. Auto Mechanics Christopher M. Timothy, B.S., Hofstra University, German M. Lawrence Tucker, A.B., A.M., Stetson University, Ap- palachian State College. Eng- lish. Debating Glenn D. VonStetten, B.S., Bloomsburg State College Driver Education 22 Robert D. Stuart, B.S., M.Ed., West Ches- ter State College, Pennsylvania State University, Music Appreciation, Theory, Chorus, Folk Music Club Patricia A. Tate, B.S., Otter- bein College, Typing Edythe Trapnell, B.S., A.M., West Chester State College, Temple University. English June O. Weissman, B.S., Bloomsburg State College, Bookkeeping Louise E. West, A.B., A.M., Susquehanna University, Columbia University, Consu- mer Education, Economics, Typing State College. Home Economics Teresa I. Whalen, A.B., Immaculata Col- lege, English, Spanish Betty L Wright, B.S., M.F.A., West Chester State College. Columbia Uni- versity, Art Florence K. Williams, A.B., University of Delaware. Chem- istry Frank J. Wright, B.S., A.M., West Chester State College. Villanova University Charles V. Zeiders, A.B., A.M.. Bucknell University, U. S. History, Coin Club HIBBERT WELLS In Memoriam 23 ROBERT M. DICKENSON Robby . . . Class president . . . political future. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 12; Gym 10, 11, 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Baseball 11; Exec. Comm. 12 HERBERT B. FERRER Herb . . . Class vice presi- dent. Cheerleading 12; AFS 12; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 12; Span- ish Club 12; Boys' Speaking Contest 11, winner 12; Sock and Buskin 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Band 10, 11; French Club 10, vice pres. 12 Graduates LOOK AT THE . . . . . . PRESENT CHARLES B. SPADONI Charlie . . . Class treasurer . . . Hablas espanol? . . . headed for Harvard. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club prexy 11, 12; Honors1 Banquet 10, 11; Sophmore vice pres.; Boys’ Speaking Contest 10, winner 11 SUSAN J. SCHMIDT Sue . . . Class secretary . . . weekend waitress . . . extrovert. FTA 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Lacrosse manager 11 ELLEN M. ADAMS Ellie . . . avid sports fan . . . future elementary teacher. Future Nurses 10. 11. 12 ROSALIND I. ALFARO ' Roz . . . can find her on the soccer field . . . will pursue a nursinq career . . . Intramural qo-qetter! Student Council 12; Girls’ Basket- ball Manager 10 GERALDINE ANDRESS Gerri ..........horse lover . . . possible mathematics pro- fessor. Future Teachers 10, 11 t LINDA S. ADAMSON Faithful basketball fan . . . will become a lucky someone's sec- retary. JAMES D. AINGE Brains . . . promisinq future in radio work . . . college or the Coast Guard? Basketball 12; Blazer Club 12 . - 1 FRANK A. ALESIANI Frankie . . . anyone want to buy a hot Volks? . . . future in self-employed food business. MARCIA A. ALLISON Marcy . . . talented with a hockey stick . . . our future linquist. French Club 11, 12; Hockey 10. 11. 12; Vectors 12; Honor Roll 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11 CHERYL T. ANDROWICK Bugs . . . passion for food . . . displays that big smile all the time . . . dance away . . . a traveling stenographer? Intr. 11, 12 HARRY D. AMSLER. Ill Dave . . . mean on the soc- cer field . . . W.C.'s future wheeler-dealer! . . . Where's the party? Soccer 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 11; Varsity Club 12 CLIFFORD R. ANGRY Ralph . . . has an ear for popular tunes . . . possible fu- ture in physical education. Baseball 11; Track 10 1 f CHARLOTTE J. ANDERSON Char . . . has a few pen pals ... to be a French inter- preter. Future Teachers 10; German Club 11; French Club 12 RICHARD H. ANSTEY Kit . . . those wild Wildwood days . . . W.C. can look for- ward to a new men’s store. Intr. 10. 11 26 JANET A. ARNER Quiet'' . . . loves those Bee- tles . . . future in nursinq. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; 1st place Sophomore Essay DALLAS L. ATKINS Olive ... a busy collector . . . Rodcliffe or Brvn Mawr? Executive Council 12; Varsity Cheer- leading 12, J.V. captain 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11; Honors' Banquet 10, 11; Gym Club 10, 11; Debating Club 11; Tennis 10, 11; Hockey 10 ALFRED L. BAKER. Ill Hank” . . . Little Boy Blue come blow your Bugle” . . . Peyton Place critic. Garnet and White senior section editor 12; Cross-Country 12; Cheer- leading 12; Indoor Track 11, 12; Track 11; German Club 11; Golf 10; Intr. 10, 11; Blazer Club 12 RICHARD P. ARSCOTT Rich . . . golf enthusiast . . . does anybody need a caddy?” . . . W.C.'s Frank Lloyd Wriqht Football 11; Golf 10; Intr. 10, 12 JUDITH A. AUCH Judi . . . our future Shindiq danceri . . . always waiting for a letter . . . will make a super secretary. Spanish Club 12; AFS 12 NANCY S. ARZARELLI 'Nance . . . enjoys old tunes . . . terrific typist . . . W.C.'s Paul Bunyan ... to be some forturvate executive's secretary. Garnet and White 12 CAROL A. AYERS Knows the latest dance steps . . . always seen at the school store . . . will make a cheerful salesqirl . . . itty bittys. OECA 12 JAMES C. ASHTON Jim ... an all-sports fan . . . quiet (or asleep) in home- room . . . future in Business Administration Basketball 10 JOANNE E. BAILEY Avid Peyton Place fan5 . . . as a salesqirl, she will brighten many a department store. JON H. BARBER Bad man on the lacrosse field! . . . future journalist or an- nouncer. Indianhead 10, 11, 12, sports editor 11; Lacrosse 10, 11; Boys’ Speaking Contest 12; Garnet and White 11; Vectors 10; Hi-Y 12 ROGER D. BARD Rides a runnin’ cycle! . . . after business school, it's business managinq. OECA 12; Band 10 DAVID T. BARTHOLOMEW Bart . . . has a hot car? . . . can be found at the Bell. GREGORY A. BARTLEY Greg . . . active in scoutinq . . . a gridiron great . . . his- tory at Cheyney State ... to become a teacher or a coach. Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11; Blazer Club 12 RICHARD S. BAUDER Dick . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes a good book . . . will pursue a liberal arts cur- riculum. JAMES E. BICKERT Clyde . . . collects money (who doesn’t?) . . . pennies . . . Navy after graduation. r DEBORAH A. BARTO Debbie . . . talented mu- sician . . . will pursue a liberal arts proqram. Orchestra 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Advanced Cho- rus 12; Concert Choir 12; AFS 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors' Banquet 10 11 DAPHNE S. BEAN Gomer . . . sports fanatic . . . after graduation — Go West, young qirl. go West! Gym Club 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11; Lacrosse 10, 11; Student Council 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Garnet and White 12; AFS 12; Spanish Club 12 SAMUEL P. BICKING Sam . . . sports enthusiast . . . a future business admin- istrator. Baseball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 12 ii i ROBERT C. BATCHELDER Butch . . . Professional qirl watcher! . . . will answer Uncle Sam's call. I HENRY L. BENNETT Henry . . . coin collector . . . promising future in carpentry. DECA 12 KATHARINE S. BISHOP Sue . . . would like to be a world traveler . . . creates a masterpiece a week . . . future in art. Sock and Buskin 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10 11; Concert Choir 12 t ROBYN L. BATES Robby . . . the avid artist . . . for the Garnet and White . . . the outcasts . . . plan- ning a future in illustration. Garnet and White 11, Editor 12; Vectors 12; Sock and Buskin stage manager 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Honor Roll 11; Library Aide 10 EDWARD C. BERDICH Bird . . . hopped-up '31 Chevy ... to college for elec- tronics. CAROLE A. BLALOCK Carole . . . will teach the ABC's . . . Cheyney State? STEPHEN M. BOALS Steve” . . . Robin Hood of B. Reed . . . future in Chemical Engineering. Band 10. 11; Archery 12 CHARLES H. BOCK Can be found in the shops . . . interested in everything ... fu- ture undecided, probably the armed forces. MAURICE E. BODDY Cheyenne” . . . sports fan . . . plans further education. Gym Club 10. 11. 12; Intr. 10 i DONNA J. BOEHME Donna” . . . future hairdresser . . . quietl BEVERLY A. BOLTON Bev . . . Hullabaloo girl . . . got her license at Pep Boys . . . possible dental assistant. AFS 12; Senior Seminar 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 JANET L. BOYLE Pebbles” . . . singing lessons? . . . likes horses, especially white mustangs. Majorette 10. 11, 12; AFS 12 RUTH M. BOWERSOCK Ruthie” . . . enjoys popular tunes . . . Language Major at Immaculata College. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Band 10. 11; French Club 12 JOANN BOYLE Jo” . . . short and sweet . . . don't pull her hair . . . plans include hairdressing. JOYCE G. BOWMAN Joyce . . . horseback riding, anyone? . . . will be a super secretary. SUE E. BRAKEL Sue . . . talented musician . . . will pursue a liberal arts curriculum at Smith. Garnet White 12; Vectors 12; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 11; Intr. 11, 12; German Club 12 CHERYL L. BOYCE Cherie . . . our ideal home- maker . . . future as a regis- tered nurse. AFS 12; Future Nurses 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Seminar 12 CLIFFORD E. BRANE Cliff” . . . coin collector . . . patiently awaits hunting season . . . plans a career in biology. Lacrosse 10, 11; Honors' Banquet 10, 11; Amateur Radio Club 12. Blazer Club 10. 11 WILLIAM G. BRIGNOLA Bill . . . a future sales clerk . . . coin collector. SANDRA L BRITTINGHAM Sandy . . . likes reading, popular music . . . plans to visit England after graduation . . . future Civil Service secre- tary. Honor Roll Pin 11 GARY J. BRONSON Brons . . . cars, cars, cars . . . to specialize in customotive field. Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 MICHAEL J. BROOKS Mike . . . W.C.'s segovio seqovia . . . sports car enthu- siast . . . another Mike Nelson . . . history maior at college. Chorus 12; Folk Club 12; Indianhead 12; Intr. 10 REX H. BROOKS. JR. Froggy . . . future carpenter or sales worker . . . likes cars. JOHN S. BROOMALL Likes rifles, fishing, sports . . . new to the scene . . . music major at Philadelphia Musical Academy . . . hopes to teach music theory. ALONZO BROWN LOIS E. BROWN Lo ... an all-sports fan . . . to major in accounting at Goldey Beacom. Intr. 10, 11, 12; Softball 10 PETER BROWN Pete . . . found in the shops . . . planning diesel technol oqy. BRENDA K. BROOKS Brooksy . . . future secretary or receptionist . . . likes play- ing the guitar and collecting records. Folk Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 HELEN BROSCHARD Found at dances and parties . . . plans secretarial work at Goldey Beacom. Chorus 10. 11 STEVEN C. BROWN Steve ... to study chemical engineering at University of Delaware or Lafayette ... a mad chemist . . . likes scale air planes and sports. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 30 STEPHEN E. BROWN Steve ... hit the nail, not your thumb ... to Williamson Trade for carpentry. SHEILA A. BURCH Avid swimmer and equestrian . . . Left shoulder arms . . . future in business education. Color Guard 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; AFS 12; Future Teachers 12; Tri-Hi Y 10, 11; Senior Seminar 12 JEAN E. CAMP Scamp . . . new this year . . . transfer from Kenya . . . tells some intere'ting stories . . to be a female Dr. Schweit- zer. Future Nurses 12 GEOFFREY N. CAMPBELL Jeff . . . Sports fan ... to major in history at West Ches- ter State . . . future teacher. Tennis 10; Track 11; Intr. 11 RAYMOND C. CARR Ray . . . Summer water ski- ing . . . class cut-up . . . the quiet kind ... to teach special education. Band 10; Football manager 11, 12 ELIZABETTH F. CABASSA Betsy ... A real ham on stace ... An Edqe reaular. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10; Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Sock Buskin 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 12; French Club 11; Spanish Club 12 ROBERT N. CARLSON Neal . . . Warrior fan; es pecially football and baseball . . . enjoys a good book . . . to major in history at Albriqht or Gettysburg. Baseball 11. RICHARD N. CARNATHAN Ricky . . . Car admirer . . . expert marksman . . . military service following graduation. JAMES M. BURKE Jim . . . plans to study social science at West Chester or Shippensburg . . . likes wres- tling. swimming, driving. Football 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 BRUCE A. BUTTERS Likes outdoors . . . avid reader . . . to answer Uncle Sam's call . . . future in the air. ANITA F. CARLSON Vivacious cheerleader . . . qraceful qymnast. Cheerleading 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Student Council 11, 12; Garnet White 12; French Club 12; Sock and Buskin 12; AFS 12; Future Nurses 12; Intr. 10, 11; Gym Club JOSEPH R. CARTER Rick . . . Physics scholar? . . . golf pro . . . frequently found in the halls ... to study business administration. Track 11; German Club 11 31 RICHARD C. CLARK Clap Board . . . Tough, de- fensive halfback . . . handy man . . . jack of many trades. Football 10. 11. 12 THOMAS S. CARTER Tom . . . everyone's friend? . . . class brain . . . bad laugh . . . to Lehigh for engineering. Band 10. 11. 12; Chorus 11. 12; Advanced Chorus 11, 12; A-V Club 11, 12; Science Fair 10, 11 LOUISE J. CHERRY Our very own itty-bitty . . . always in a hurry. French Club 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Hockey 11 J.V. capt. Varsity 12; Student Council 10; Garnet and White Faculty Edi- tor 12; Intr. 10, 11 SHIRLEY L. CLARK STEVEN A. CLARKE Steve . . . Individualist . . . plans for travel? . . . folk sinq- ing enthusiast ... to teach American history. Dramatics Club 10, 11; Newspaper 11; Chess Club 10; Folk Club 10. 11, 12 RONALD R. CASSANO Paison . . . Inquisitive . . . diligent student . . . talented member of chorus. Cross Country 10. 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Honors' Ban- quet 10, 11; Student Council 10. 11, 12; Garnet and White, Sports' Editor 12; Advanced chorus 11, 12; Boys' Chorus 11; Track 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 SANDRA CHEYNEY Sandy . . . His name is Mr. Mike . . . enjoys swimming and fashions . . . always ready for a party . . . French scholar . . . West Chester State-bound. French Club 10, 11, 12; AFS 12; FTA—secretary 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 MARGARET CHAMBERS Margie . . . Plum crazy! . . . creative with needle and thread . . . enjoys cooking . . . never- changing personality . . . will attend Peirce Business School for I.B.M. traininq. Garnet and White typist 12 DIANE M. CLARK Zom . . . How do you turn her off? . . . watch that pock- etbook! . . . fantastic ward- robe . . . talented number painter ... to attend business school. Nurses Club 10; Spanish Club 11 BEVERLY C. CHAMPION Bev ... a sincere friend . . . fashionable wardrobe . . . dim- ples . . . enjoys ice skating . . . to enter a pre-medical course at Swarthmore. Basketball 11; Future Nurses 12; Vectors 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 JOYCE I. CLARK Isie . . . gymnastics enthu- siast . . . creative seamstress . . . to attend business school after graduation. Gymnastic Club 10, 11, 12 KATHLEEN M. COLE Kathy . . . Oh. those art projects . . . hobbies include boating, swimming, and horse- back riding . . . sparkling eyes . . . crazy lunch table ... to be capped in white. Debating 12 CLIFFORD W. COLLINS ‘‘Cliff . . . avid coin collector . . . I have a question . . . further education . . will suc- ceed in any Field. Coin Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11 DOUGLAS B. CORDING ■Doug . . . Ocean City days . . . Where's the party? . . . lives for weekends . . . lunch- time rabble-rouser . . . mean man on the soccer field. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Golf 10. 11; Student Council 12 MARTHA E. CROSBY Marty ... a hard-working Distributive Eder . . . possi- bility of further education . . . future salesgirl. DECA 11, 12 MARY C. CONNELL Cheryl . . . will have a suc- cessful career as sales manager in a department store. SCOTT A. CONRAD Always running into corners . . . keeps the soccer team to- gether . . . almost a Sprite. Soccer 10, 11, 12 capt.; Track 10, 11; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Var- sity Cliib Vice Pres. 12; Intr. 10, 11. 12 JOSEPH R. CORR Joe . . . behind the eight ball? . . . bowling; avid coin collector in his spare time . . . promising future in business. Baseball 10 STEPHEN C. COTTRELL Head . . . frequents a dance floor . . . interest in meterol- ology . . . future in electronics. Wrestling 11; Honor Roll Pin 11 JESSE W. CROUSE Jess . . . bowling enthusiast . . . friendly smile ... to at- tend West Chester State KATHLEEN E. CUMENS Kathie . . . Hi yai . . . big blue eyes . . . our petite drum majorette . . little girl made of dynamite ... to attend beautician school. Majorette 10, 12, Drum Majorette 11 DARLENE C. COOK Dar . . . creates master- pieces in her spare time . . . . . . future in commercial art. JUDITH D. COURT Judi ... a special, special interest . . . future: wedding bells? . . . will work following graduation t JANICE R. CUTHBERT Cuth . . . melodious voice . . . creative with a pattern . . . a smile for everyone . . . will make an efficient secre- tary. Chorus 10, 11; Future Nurses 10. 11, 12 JACKY L. DACY Jacky . . . popular tunes . . . talented with a mandolin . . . always in step—dance, that is . . . future as an R.N. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 DONALD S. DAVIS Helps to keep us informed! . . . interests in carpentry and electronics . . . track enthusi- ast .. . future in business ad- ministration. Track 10, 11; Guidance Office Aid LAWRENCE C. DAVIS Larry . . . active Eagle Scout . . . avid interest in photogra- phy . . . future in chemical research. Cross-Country ll; Folk club 11; Chemistry club 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 RONALD W. DAVIS Ronnie . . . found at Chey- ney College . . . will wear the Air Force blue. BETTY L DAWSON An avid John. Paul. George, and Ringo fan . . . future as an R.N. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 ROBIN A. DeBOLT These long blonde tresses . . . You can contribute some- thing! . . . main ambition: happiness . . . another test? to be an English teacher. Sock and Buskin 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Garnet and White 11. 12; Vectors 12 STEPHEN V. DeCARLO Steve . . . horn-rimmed pseudo intellectual! . . . some- thing about the shore . . . main pastime—goofing off . . , will pursue a teaching career. Track 10. 11; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Fu- ture Teachers 12 EDWARD L. DeGROAT Ed. . . . the technique . . . interests include track and swimming . . . future in engin- eering. LINDA M. DEHAVEN Sports fan, especially Warriors . . . Anybody for water ski- ing? . . . plans for retailing work. ROBERT J. DEHAVEN ' Bob . . . favorite pastimes: hunting and boating ... to be a skillful carpenter or fu- ture in the Service. ANDREA DELANEY Andy . . . melodious voice ringing from chorus . . . buys all types of music . . . math qenius. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Student Council Alternate 12; District Chorus 12 JOHN C. DE RUSSY Petrol pumper . . . enjoys ice skating and working on cars . . . watch those guns. Footballl 11 JOHN R. DE PAOLANTONIO Plays a swingin' sax . . . likes working with cars ... a popu- lar mechanic . . . plans to enlist in the Navy. CHRISTOPHER I. DINGLE, III “Mike ... an actor in the making . . . plans to travel be- fore attending Philadelphia Academy of Acting. Chorus 10, 11, 12 CRAIG D. DESHONG Great clarinet player . . . elec- trical engineering at Drexel or PMC. Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12. ORAZIO J. DiROCCO Rock” ... an outdoorsman . . . hunting and fishing . . . college bound for architecture. 1 DRUE DIFFENDERFER Gwen II” Extovert unlimited. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Tennis 10. 11; Chorus 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors' Banquet 10. 11; B.P.W.C. Girl of the Month; National Merit letter of Commenda- tion 12 ’ V JOANN DONNON Jo . . . found on any dance floor . . . avid swimmer . . . will attend Goldey Beacom and become an efficient secretary. JOHN A. DILL Tall and tired . . . the class sleeper . . . physics whiz?? . . plans a future in engineer- ing EDWARD P. DOOLEY Ned . . . real speed mer- chant . . . creative writer . . . Spanish scholar . . . law at Dickinson. Cross Country 10, 12; Track 10, 11; Vectors 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Indoor Track 10, 12 PATRICK J. DOOLING Pat” . . . transfer from Iowa . . . one of Mr. Dietrich’s physicists . . . way out” ex- istentialist. BARBARA L. DOPPELT Barb . . . language lover . . . U.C.L.A. gets out too late . . . to teach French or math. French Club 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers 10, 12; German Club 11; AFS 12; Library aid 10; Guidance aid 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Tri- hl-y 10. 11 ROBERT E. DOUGHTEN Bob . . . talented doodler . . . lives in Miss Killough's homeroom . . . super skier . . . to open his own auto shop. Honor Roll 10. 11; AFS 12 STEPHEN DOUGLAS Steve” ... I'm a sandwich man! . . . quiet, sometimes? . . . likes bowling, golf and baseball . . . future in business administration or the F.B.I. Spanish Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 STORICAL SOCIETY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. 19380 35 V It BRENDA DOW Bren . . . that laugh! . . . look for her at any dance . . . men-o-man . . . terrific typ- ist .. . to attend Goldey Bea- com School of Business. Garnet and White, chief typist, 12 JAMES C. DULIN Pinky . . . Oh, those poo- dles . . . the budding artist . . . sandlot sports enthusiast . . . planning work with a con- tractor and college. MARGARET L. DUTTON Peggy . . . We're all in our places with bright shininq faces . . . blondie. water ski- ing. swimming, and sailing . . . off to Wilmington hairdressing school. DIANE E. DOWLING Get that spare! ... a pro bowler . . . planning a career as a secretary. MARK E. DRISCOLL Drizzle . . . our professional poster printer—in preparation for an architectual career? . . . girls! . . . Chai's host with the most. AFS 12; French Club 12; Exchange Student Host 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. 11 JEANNE C. DULIN Travels on two blades—on ice that is . . . always smiling . . . planning secretarial work after graduation. MARYANN DUNWODY Conservative . . . Ninth street . . . lava . . . always knows the new dance ... a few clothes! . . to major in social sciences. LINDA J. DURNELL Friendly to everyone . . . ma- ior ambition is the year 66 . . . off to barbering school in the fall. PATRICIA A. DUTT Patti . . . specialty; roller skating ... off to business school ... a super typist. Vectors 10; Garnet and White 12 STEPHEN R. EARLEY ’Steve . . . muscle man? . . . practical joker ... off to col- lege. Baseball 10, 11; Intr. 10, 11 CHARLENE M. EASTBURN Charlie . . . absent on test days . . . makes a terrific ice cream soda. Indianhead 10, 12, Feature editor 11; Garnet and White 11, Activities Editor 12; Student Council 10, 11; French Club 12; Cheerleader 11 MARCIA L. EASTBURN Super seamstress . . . San An- tonio rose . . . bowling en- thusiast . . . college-bound. Future Homemakers 10, 11; French Club 11 KENNETH G. EBY Ken . . . murder on the bas- ketball court . . . also likes golf and swimming . . . biondie . . . interested in biological sciences. Honor Roll Pin 10 LINDA L EMORY Em . . . finds some attrac- tion for the zoo in the rain . . . gift of gab ... to become a hairdresser. Library Aid 10; Intr. 10 A i KAREN E. EVERSON Quiet—but friendly ... an in- terest in Havertown . . . enjoys parties and dancing ... to become a graduate of Chester County Hospital. Band 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 11 9 MARTHA E. FADDIS Muffy . . . the equestrienne . . likes swimming and danc- ig . . . frequents Malvern . . plans to become an effi- ient secretary. CHRISTINE M. EDWARDS Bebe . . . another new out- fit? . . . has an attraction for wooden doors . . . you can always tell a Halo girl! . . . future in special education. Hockey 10, 12; Band 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; Field Day 11; Student Council Alt. 11, 12 NOEL E. ENGLISH Christmas . . . the perpetual party goer . . . works in Mr. Peter's office . . . likes swim- ming and surfing . . . does her homework in homeroom. Band 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 11, 12; AFS 12; Chorus 10, 12 GAIL S. ENNIS A quiet hello . . . Fifth Avenue wardrobe . . . summertime days . . . member of Parties, Inc. ... off to junior college. Future Teachers 10, 11 CHRISTINA A. EMANUEL The theater-goer . . . likes folk music . . . Oh, these labs . . . a political science major . . . crazy? Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Ban- quet 10, 11; French Club 12; Folk Club 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Chorus 10 JOHN R. FARRA Sandals . . . likes boating and dancing . . . plans a mili- tary career in the Marine Corps. Band 10; Intr. 10, 12 BERTEN E. ELY, III Hap ... a tennis pro . . . likes reading and tropical fish . . . quiet? . . . biolooy fiend. Student Council 10, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors’ Banquet 10. 11; Tennis 10, 11; Garnet and White 12; National Merit Semi- finalist MARY J. FADDIS Likes dancing and those Navy boys ... a hairdresser in the making ... off to Central School of Beauty Culture. SUSAN M. ERWIN Sue ... a few clothes? . . . But, Mr. Hancock: . . . class- room giggler . . . senior math scholar . . . will make a patient elementary teacher. French Club 11. 12; AFS 12; Intr. 10 i JEFFREY R. FEINE Jeff . . . nice guy . . . wields a mean lacrosse stick . . . plans a teaching or a civil service career. Student Council 10, 11; Lacrosse 10. 11; Intr. 10. 11 BURNETTE V. FISH Bonnie . . . loves horseback riding . . . future is uncertain. JAMES E. FERRIER Jim . . . likes the old tunes . . . enjoys football and basket- ball . . . planning to continue in business administration. Intr. 10. 11 I SHERLYN J. FLACK ’Sheri . . . the nurse deluxe . . . hopefully an R.N. at Wil- mington School of Nursinq. Nurses Aide 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 FRED A. FINK Fink . . . our own Charles tindberg . . . hurdle hustler . . . plans include flying (air planes). Track 10; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Gym nastic Club 10 JOHN R. FLANNERY Jack . . . found at all the dances . . . Navy career in electronics. KENNETH A. FLETCHER Ken . . . friend of TC. . . . you'll get your tie back some- day . . . veterinary medicine at Delaware. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; French Club 12; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 11 ELIZABETH A. FLOWERS Lizzie . . . loves dancing . . . her record collection is growing . . . plans a career in beauty culture. LOIS A. FLOWERS Louie ... a dancing fiend . . . future in nursing. JOHN FINKEY Found in the shops . . . future with Uncle Sam. KAREN D. FLANNERY Record collector . . can dance up a storm . . . hairdressinq school after graduation. DIANE E. FORD Talkative . . . one of the Candy Stripers . . . plans in elude nursing school. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 38 JAMES J. FOY Twink . . . enjoys working with cars . . . future as sales- man or mechanic. STEPHEN J. FRY Steve . . . would rather work on cars than eat . . . will be working after graduation. LEONA V. FURRELL A Drexel co-ed . . . always looks for that certain guy to come home. Honor Roll Pin 11; DECA 11, 12 LINDA S. FRITCHMAN Frienda . . . excited sports fan . . . after graduation, it's out into the business world. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Ban- quet 10. 11 EDWARD S. FROHUNG. JR. Ted . . . it's electronics all the way . . . plan electrical engineering at Penn State. Radio Club 11, 12 THOMAS I. FRYER “Tom . . . no comprende'-— or do you? ... a sports fan . . . future Einstein. Baseball 10, 11; Spanish club 11. 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 10; Blazer club 12 DENNIS R. GALLIMORE James . . . future auto me- chanic . . . track star ... to follow a navy career. Track 10. 11 SUSAN K. FRESHLEY “Sue . . . she's the Bell qirl . . . that special army base . . . plans to be an x-ray tech- nician. Girls' Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Concert Choir 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Intr. 11 KENNETH E. FRYBERGER Ken ... an Eagle scout . . . plans include art school and Uncle Sam. DAVID R. GALLAGHER Dave . . . future business man . . . very sports-minded . . . to join the Peace Corps. Baseball 11; Blazer Club 12; Intr. 11, 12 CHARLES R. FUNK “Charlie ... a real athlete . . . special interest includes engineering. Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10 11, 12; Golf 10, 11; Blazer club 11, 12 MARVIN L. GALLIMORE Skip . . . detention is his best subject . . . future os pharmacist or soldier. ANN MARIE GIORDANO Gridiron enthusiast . . . desire to help beautify others . . . promising student at Bryland Institute of Beauty Culture. V X DENNIS A. GIANCOLA One of W.C.’s star road-run- ners . . . dives down where the fish are . . . teacher of industrial arts or physical ed. Cross-Country 10. 11, 12; Gymnas- tics 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 12 MICHAEL G. GALLOWAY Mike . . . one of the elite Hondo group . . . friend of Mr. Peters . . . will seek a place in the business world. JAMES W. GENTZSCH Jim . . . car enthusiast . . . off to technical school. RICHARD F. GARTON Rick . . . muscle building . . . enjoys the sounds of the Beach Boys . . . aims for the Citadel and a military career. Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Track 10; Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. 10 AURORA I. GLADSTONE ’Flame . . . artistic ability . . . a jolly gymnast ... to be a legal secretary . . . Goldey Beocom. Gymnastics Club 10, 11, 12 NANCY J. GARNETT Nancy . . . found where the boys with the sharp cars are . . . always has an answer . . . a Distributive Ed enthusiast . . . future in merchandising and retailing. DECA 11, 12 RAYMOND D. GILBERT Ray . . . travels on eight wheels . . . mean with a golf club or tennis racket . . . en- gineering at Spring Garden. Cross-Country manager' 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12 DANA L. GAMBILL Grimble” ... an excellent equestrian . . . wild summers down South ... to Temple or Pitt for Dental Hygiene. Intr. 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11 ROBERT J. GETTY ‘Bob’’ . . . interests lean to- wards engineering . . . prepar- ing for Drexel. Baseball 10 DEBORAH E. GILL Debbie . . . How about those Biology II classes? . . . future under a crisp, white cap . . training at Chester County. Future Nurses 10, 11. 12; Nurses aid 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12 SUSAN M. GIBSON Sue . . . football fan . . . qood times in homeroom (Mr. P.’s, that is) . . . after Goldey Beacom, a lucky someone's secretary. SUZANNE GLASS Secretarial job following gra- duation . . . loves sports: golf, swimming, softball. LAWRENCE T. GOOD Goodie . . . hobby: being late or not going at all . . . beautician school (?). then the Navy. JAMES GRAHAM Jim . . . the great hunter . . . likes the outdoors . . . from our shops to heavy equipment operator. Student Council 11 EVELYN H. GLASSBERG Evy . . . swings with her guitar ... a piano is her friend . . . the beach . . . future addition to the business world. Vectors 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 PAMELA J. GOSE Pam . . . first, four years at Grove City Colleqe. Sock and Buskin 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors’ Banquet 10, 11; Intr. 10, 11 °T CATHERINE D. GRAY Kate . . . pleasant smile . . . future as an airline flight sec- retary. Intr. 10. 11 PHILIP N. GLAZIER Phil . . . college—some wKo ro ? Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11; Blazer Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; AFS 12; A-V Club 12; Intr. 12 BARRY A. GOSLIN Goose . . . will loolc for a job or a future in uniform . . . likes horseback riding. HAZEL A. GREENE Greenie . . . needle and thread or yarn' are faithful companions . . . enjoys sports . . . a teacher of the younqer set after West Chester State. Intr. 10, 11 EDWARD W. GONDOLF Ed . . . captain of gridiron. CHES-MONT champs . . . French classes!? . . . Princeton or Colgate . . . science major? Foootball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11; Student Council 10. 11. Vice President 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 CYNTHIA R. GOSLIN Cindy . . . Peyton Place . . . reading for pleasure ... sec- retary for some lucky guy. CAROLE J. GREER A promising Florence Night- ingale. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Nurse’s aid 11, 12; Honors’ Banquet 11; Honor Roll Pin 11 BENJAMIN F. GRIFFITH Skip . . . bottles on the mats . . . French for fun . . . future in business. Wrestling 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Student Council 12; French Club 11. 12; AFS 11. 12 KRISTIN E. HAISLETT Krisie . . . sports enthusiast, especially in swimming, tennis, bowling, and baseball ... La Salle Extension University . . . goal—a courtroom stenogra- pher. Intr. 10, 11. 12; Basketball Man ager 11; Girls' Football 12 WILLIAM F. GREER. JR. Bill . . . swings a moan club . . . first day cover and coin collecting . . . oh, those an- tique lamps . . . avid French student . . . science major, but whe re ? Golf 10, 11; Indianhead 11, Edi- tor 12; Student Council 10 CYNTHIA M. GREIG Sin Dee . . . enjoys swim- ming. reading, and drawing . . . bug for microscopic work . . . Peace Corps or junior col- lege. Future Nurses 10; Archery 10; Intr. 10 STEVEN C. HANNA Steve or Doc . . . dances with the Splendors . . . bioloqy major (?) or pre-med student (?). Football 10. 11; Track 10, 11; In- dianhead 12; Student Council 12 THOMAS G. HARNED T. H. ... a baseball en thusiast . . . continuing in physical education. Baseball—Varsity 10, 11. 12 SUSAN M. HARRISON Harri . . . patients, beware . . . Candy Striper . . . Nurs- ing at Delaware. French Club 11, 12; Future Nurses Club 12; Junior Prom Committee; Sock and Buskin 12 CHARLES A. HAMILTON Chuck . . . small-time coin and stamp collector . . . sup- ports sports . . . future history professor. Baseball 11; Intr. 10 KAREN L. HARING Off to secretarial school to become an executive secre- tary. Honor Roll Pin 11 ARTHUR G. HANNA Trade school for further train- ing. HARRY J. HARKNESS DAVID E. HARING Fish . . . interested in teach ng industrial arts. Our own John L. Lewis . . . Temple Technical School— draftsman or architect. Intr. Basketball 10; Lacrosse 10, 12 42 ROBERT A. HARSEL Bob ... A future Smoky the Bear. Golf 10, 12; German Club 11; Arch- ery 12 ROBERT F. HAWS Bob . . . Hablas espanol? ... a winter sports fan . . . to work in industry. MICHAEL F. HENLEY Lean . . . that's bad . . . pedestrians, run! ... to con- tinue in the advertising field . . . smooth dresser. ANTONIA B. HARTSHORNE Toni . . . hockey ace . . . Go on with yourself!' Hockey 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Basketball 11; Student Council Alternate 11 RICHARD J. HARVEY Dick . . . going into busi- ness as a certified public ac- countant . . . interested in sports, especially baseball. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Track 12 GRACE E. HASH Hashie . . . budding artist or bookkeeper? . . . likes ani- mals. YFC Club 11, 12 WILLIAM A. HAY Bill . . . West Chester State. Wrestling 11, 12; Archery 11, 12 HANNA L. HEDBERG Contributions anyone? Vectors 10, 11, 12; Debating 10. 11, 12; French Club 10, 12; Honors’ Banquet 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; National Merit Letter of Commendation STANFORD A. HENDERSON Bert . . . our borough coun- cilman. Basketball 10, 11. 12; Blazer Club 10. 11, 12; Track 11, 12 DIANNE R. HENZIE ‘Duchess ... on to secre tarial school for training as a receptionist . . . likes horses. FREDERIC J. K. HERVEY Sguire . . . future in the Air Force . . . recreation in- structor? Intr. 10, 11 S. KURT HETTEL Noch ... go flap your flip pers . . . yea. team. Gym Club 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 11. 12; Folk Club 12; AFS 12; Soccer 10, 11; Boys Speaking Con- test 12; Dramatics 10, 12; A.V. Club 12; Cheerleader 12 DEBORAH K. HICKS Debbie . . . Cheerleading . . . the perpetual blusher . . . always lauqhinq. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Gym Club 10; Thanksgiving Dance Committee THOMAS E. HIGH Tommy . . . would like to be a truck driver or an en- gineer . . . likes swimming, football and model cars. JOHN J. HIGHAM Smooth dresser . . . caddy at Edgemont Country Club . . . going into advertising art. DOROTHY R. HILL Dottie ... to go to Sellers- ville Hospital to be a regis- tered nurse . . . mean with a bowling ball. ROBERT L. HODSON Bob . . . major interests— sports and cars . . . further education. HEDWIG R. HOECHT Hedy ... a waitress in the near future and later a nurse . . . likes dancing and stamps. JUDITH HOFFMAN Judy . . . sparkling black tresses . . . seen more at the games than in the halls. MARILYN J. HOFFMANN Jeanie . . . short but sweet . . . where’s that little woman? ... to teach ele- mentary grades ... a go-go dancer. Spanish Club 11, 12; AFS 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11 RICHARD A. HOLDSWORTH Dick . . . don't let your guitar electrocute you! . . . Joe Surfer . . . The Centers . . . to become a dental tech- nician. Track 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Soccer 10; Dance Band 10 KENNETH R. HIGHLEY Ken . . . d rives a mean truck . . . the blue angel . . . interested in hunting and cars . . . one of Mr. Strauser's boys. DAGMAR I. HOELL Dee . . . another Joan Baez . . . play and party goer . . . interested in dancing and reading. German Club 11, 12; Future Teach- ers 12; Student Council 12; AFS 12 DIANE HOLOWECKY The quiet one . . . speedy typ- ist .. . off to college or bi- lingual secretary. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Vectors 12; Future Teachers 10 BARRY A. HOLZHAUSER Looks forward to the weekends . . . to attend Goldey Bea- com to become an accountant. RONALD F. HOOPES 'Bones'’ . . . the party goer! . . . one of Unce Sam's boys . . . Ocean City . . . what about that curfew at Gino's? LINDA D. HOVINGTON Hovy . . . our perky cheer- leader . . . loves dancing . . . off to Pierce Business School for training in I.B.M. Cheerleading 11, 12; Garnet and White 12; Basketball 10 CARL HOWELL One of the twins . . . planning a career in the Navy . . . likes model planes and boats. DECA 11 CRAIG HOWELL Nut . . . the other twin . . . excellent marksman . . . enjoys sky diving. Library aid 10, 11, 12 NANCY L. IMHOF Bounce . . . found at every dance and party . . . Ocean City, anyone? French Club 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; AFS 12; Sock and Buskin 12 SHIRLEY R. HUBER Training for a food service job . . . likes cooking and sew ing . . . the swimmer. DECA 12; Intr. 10. 11 JOHN P. INGIOSI Avid pool and chess player . . . likes bowling . . . future as a bookkeeper's accountant. CAROL HULL Pleasant smile . . . goes for all sports . . . horseback rider in her spare time . . . future artist. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Softball 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 1 WILLIAM C. INGRAM Bill or Charley . . . ask him if he's a numismatist . . . plans to be a biochemist. Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10. 11; Radio Club 12; AFS 12; Honors’ Banquet 11 ANTONY T. HURST Tony . . . William and Mary . . . research ocean- ographer . . . W. C.'s golden- throated radio announcer. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 10, 12; Indianhead 11, 12; Honors' Banquet 10, 11; Class Treasurer 10 LINDA L. JACKSON Enjoys hunting, boating and fishing ... to prepare for a position in the business world. DECA 12 45 SANDRA L JACKSON 'Sandie ... a party goer . . . looks forward to the week- ends ... to become a sec- retary. GARY V. JAMESON Enjoys outdoor sports . . . plans Include the Coast Guard or Merchant Marine. SANDRA JAMIESON 'Sandy' . . . enjoys sewing and swimming . . . future hair- dresser. CHERYL L. JANNOTTE Special interest: Sophmores . . . planning history at Duke. Future Teachers 10, 11, 12; AFS 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Stu- dent Council 12; Garnet and White 12; Vectors 1 2 k CONSTANCE E. JARRETT Connie . . . future in hair styling. RICHARD H. JARRETT Ricky . . . enjoys weekends at the shore ... to further education in forestry. PAMELA L. JENKINS Pam . . . lives for the weekend . . . those summers in Ocean City! . . . party en- thusiast . . . senior math whiz? . . . a future in the clouds! Intr. 10, 11 CHARLES L. JOHNSON, JR. Charlie . . . enjoys working on cars . . . when does huntinq season open? ... a future in public accounting. DIANE E. JOHNSON Quiet?! . . . spends her leisure time sewinq or cooking . . . a prospective secretary for a lucky boss. HARRY C. JAMISON, III One of W. C.'s star watchers . . . liberal arts at Lycoming. Band 10. 11, 12; Dance 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11; AFS 11, 12 CLARA S. JEFFERIS Avid sports fan ... to major in biology for nursing. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Softball 10. 11 ESTHER M. JOHNSON Essie . . . dance supporter . . . boys? . . . after gradua- tion. it's off to nursinq school. Chorus 10, 12; Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers 10 ROBERT Q. JOHNSON, JR. Buster” . . . Joe Surfer of Ocean City ... so serious1? . . . Hi. fellas! . . . our future Attorney-General? Soccer 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11; Fu- ture Teachers 12; Indianhead 10; AFS 12; Cheerleading 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Folk Club, Vice President 12 MARK P. KANNWISCHER Let’s go swimming . . . would prefer living in Sherwood For- est! ... a promising future in business management. Band 10. 11, 12; Intr. Archery 11. 12 SANDRA KENION Found at any dance . . . have you heard this new record? . . . a promising future as a beautician. CHERYL M. JONES ' Jonesy . . . always found on the dance floor ... an up- coming applicant for beauti- cian school. 0ECA 11, Secretary 12; Dance Club 10 THOMAS E. KAVANAUGH ”T. K.” . . . see ya at the Cue! Football 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics 10. 11 PAT M. KIMES Pat . . . talented guitar player . . . interested in auto mechanics. ELEANORE L. JONES Jonesie” . . . read a good book lately? . . . after gradu- ation it's off to beautician school. PAUL KEISER Future engineer from Drexel . . . likes his '61 Ford. DON A. KINNEY Watch the birdie! . . . has quite a coin collection . . . will be a certain success in the science field. ERNST W. JORDAN 'Ernie” . . . where's the fire? . . . idolizes Henry Ford . . . future in store management 0ECA 12 DAVID M. KELLER Friendly bear . . . first inter- ests: football, lacrosse . . . will be successful in a science career. Football 10. 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 10, 12; Lacrosse 11; Honor Roll Pin 10 JOSEPHINE C. KINNEY ''Jodi” . . . Girl Scout en- thusiast . . . write something! . . . will become a famous journalist. Vectors 11, Co-editor 12; French 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors’ Banquet 10, 11 MARY L KINZINGER A female Liberace . . . enjoys sewing and knitting ... a future nurse. Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 EDWARD H. KOHLMEYER Ed . . . Bob Dylan II . . . Now, this is true . . . sport car admirer . . . our future Wally Kennan. Cross Country 10, 11, Co-captain 12; Track 10, 11; Gym Club 10. 11; Basketball 10; Blazer Club 10. 11, 12; Intr. 11. 12 � - COTHEAL H. KISTLER Teal . . . knows her hockey . . . easy-going . . . sensitive . . . a smile for everyone . . . will find success in fashion merchandising. French Club 12; Hockey 10 CARROLL S. KOLVA Skip . . . Likes biology . . . lives for hunting season . . . Navy supporter. Track 11 ROBERT KLOSS Bob . . . after graduation Goldey Beacom . . . future in business accounting. SUSAN K. KOONS Sue . . . always smiling . . . goes for lacrosse . . . that summertime skiing! . . . will teach the ABC's. Lacrosse 11 JANET KNOX Loves the outdoors . . . quiet . . . always carrying a history book! . . . will be a certain success in any field. Girls Chorus 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; AFS 12; German Club 11; Honors’ Banquet 10, 11; Intr. 11; Sock and Buskin 10. 11, 12 ALLEN T. KREISHER Krasher . . . intramural en thusiast . . . can be found near a pool table ... off to college, but not too far! LAVENA G. KULP Bunny . . . hobbie includes folk singing and art . . . will be a certain success. v PATRICIA A. KURT Pat . . . physicologist . . . enjoys writing ... a promis- ing sales girl. JOYCE E. KURZ Always a smile . . . quiet . . . sports enthusiast . . . promis- ing future secretary. Intr. Hockey 10, 11 WALTER J. LAMMEY Jim . . . sports minded . . . future education and a prom ising future in accounting. Intr. 11, 12 48 JOHN K. LAMMY. JR. ’ Jack . . . loves motorcycles and Fords ... a future Marine . . . boot camp, here he comes! ALAN LEVINE Loves his lacrosse . . . should have been a fish! . . . drives a bad fire truck . . . future in business. Student Council 10, 11; Lacrosse 10, 11; Football 11; Intr. 10. 11; OECA 11. president 12 LINDA L. LANE Two toned hair . . . always late for class ... I wish I were at the shore ... a talented future interpreter. French Club 11, 12; Softball .11; Basketball 10; Future Teachers 12 PATRICIA A. LEWIS Mrs. Lewis . . . will do mis- sionary work. Future Nurses 10; Library Aid 10, 12; Concert Choir 12 CAROL A. LANGE Reserved . . . enjoys swimming and basketball . . . will instruct the little kiddies. Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Basketball 10, 11; La- crosse 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Intr. 10 ROBERT B. LEWIS Bob . . . mechanically minded ... a future member of the armed services. SHIRLEY E. LOBB Shirl . . . enjoys football games . . . horseback rider . . . a bubbling personality . . a lucky someone's future sec- retary. Color Guard 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. 11. 12 DAVID G. LOPER Lope . . . track star . . . future in teaching . . . main interest . . the Splendors . . . whiz on the dance floor. Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cross Country 11; Intr. 10, 11. 12 THOMAS H. LEWIS Tom . . . where the girls are . . . writes poetry in his spare time . . . can't seem to stay out of trouble! . . . will further his education at Syra- cuse. Vectors 12. WILLIAM K. LONSINGER Liverpool . . . interests: ra- dio and electronics . . . may- be one of Uncle Sam's fliers. Intr. 10, 11; Library Aid 10 SCOn L. LOUGHEAD Auto specialist . . . Spring Garden Institute . . . coin col- lector. JUDITH K. LAWRENCE ‘ Kenni . . . our fire-traveling majorette . . . mighty Moe: . . . He's home'- . . . will be an excellent nurse. Majorette 10, Co-captain 11, Head 12; French Club 11; Future Nurses 10, 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee 11 JOAN D. LUCAS Pleasant to all . . . spends her leisure time sewing and cook- ing . . . mighty with a tennis racket. French Club 10, 11, 12; AFS 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers 12; Sock and Bus- kin 11, 12 ANDREW C. LUMINELLA 'Andy . . . has his eye on Warner Brothers . . . cast, di- rector, producer, Inc.! . . . future in public entertainment. Sock and Buskin 12; A.V. club 11. 12 JANET C. MacQUEEN Jan . . . sports supporter . . . likes to sew ... a future in elementary education. Future Teachers 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; Intr. 10, 11; AFS 12 WILLIAM R. MclLVAINE Rob . . . no such thing as stage fright . . . enjoys all types of art . . . future some- where in motion pictures. Chorus 11. 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Folk Club 12; Archery 10; Intr. 10 jean e. McClelland Jeanie . . . sports enthusi- ast .. . cheery smile . . . keeps the majorettes in line. Majorette 10, Co-captain 11, Drum Majorette 12; Lacrosse 11; Sock and Buskin 12; Spanish Club 11; Gym Club 10, 11. 12; Folk Club 12; Intr. 10 LYNN G. McKELL Peacock . . . likes to swim . . . knows the popular tunes . . . will teach elementary school. Future Nurses 10. 11; Intr. 10 11 susan c. McDonnell Sue’. . ' . brown eyes . . . Speak up, Sue, we can’t hear you! ... a future stenogra- pher. FRANCIS T. McKENNEY ' Franny . . . interests include girls, what else? . . . sports- minded . . . will enter the military life. FERN C. LYNCH Quiet? . . . party planner . . . sympathetic problem solver ...2 + 2 = 4... promising future in mathematics. Honor Roll Pin 11; Intr. 10, 11. 12; Dance Committee 11, 12 LINDA S. MacMULLEN Patient . . . sincere interest in the handicapped . . . commit- tee member. Future Teachers 11, 12; Debating Club 10; French Club 11; AFS 11, 12; Student Council 11; Honors' Banquet 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 rtr V VIRGINIA A. McFALLS Ginny . . . giggles . . . Sign up for intramurals! . . . does she ever stop talking? . . . promising future in sec retarial work. FRANCINE M. McLAIN Franni . . . lacrosse ace . . . follows the team . . . found at every dance . . . future as a medical secretary. Lacrosse 10, 11; Future Nurses 10 11, 12; Nurses Aid 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12 t marylou McWilliams Summers at Rehoboth Beach . . . loves horses . . . will be- come an airline stewardess. WALTER B. MAGEE Brad . . . plays soccer with his slide rule . . . always a smile . . . 5th period Physics . . . plans aeronautical engin- eering. Tennis 10. 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Intr. 10, 11. 12 CALVIN E. MANG Eddie . . . hunting and base- ball . . . likes water skiing . . . future in construction engin- eering. ELIZABETH M. MACE Betsy . . . wherever there's a party . . . folk music en- thusiast . . . always having fun . . . possible future in art. Lacrosse 10, 11; Prom Committees 10, 11; Sock and Buskin 10; Intr. 10. 11. 12 CHARLOTTE K. MAHERS Tsh . . . very quiet . . . after graduation, it's hairdress- ing school. KATHLEEN M. E. MACKEY 'Kathy . . . likes to sketch . . . interested in the Aero- space Program . . . will enter a nursing career. Concert Choir 12; Chorus 10; Fu- ture Nurses 12 WILLIAM F. MAHOLLAND Bill . . . interests include cars and sports ... to enter armed forces. ELAINE L. MANTINI Last of the great spenders . . . smiling dark eyes . . . will she ever find the right boy? . . . West Chester State bound. French Club 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Tri-hi-y 10, 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11 JAY V. MARCH Rough football player . . . girl watcher . . . sleeping again? . . . definite college material. Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 12; Intr. 10, 11. 12 t FREDERICK E. MAERKER Rick . . . great orator . . . ping pong player . . . pos- sible chemical engineer. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors’ Ban quet 10, 11; Tennis Manager 11 MOLLY E. MALONE Patterned stockings . . . tal- ented artist . . . hails from Michigan . . . loves folk music . . . future as fashion illustra- tor. Lacrosse 11; Spanish Club 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 LYNNE MARSHALL Hanna . . . party lover . . . upside-down stamps . . . likes dancing and records ... off to business college. Basketball 10 BRIAN L MARTIN Friday at Chez Vous . . . beats the bongos . . . always in the halls . . . prep school. Wrestling 12 DALE M. MARTIN Dalesy . . . party time . . . knows the latest tunes ... off to junior college. Girls' Basketball Manager 10. GEORGE D. MARTIN Denny . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . baseball sup- porter . . . future in the ser- vice. JOHN P. MARTIN Cars, cars, cars! . . . mechan- ically inclined . . . drums . . . possible Navy career. JAMES E. MASSENGALE Jim” . . . golf team . . . likes to fish . . . after college, may be found on Wall Street. Golf 10. 11; Honor Roll Pin 10 JUDITH L. MEYERS Judy” . . . nice clothes . . . friend to all . . . always talk- ing . . . off to that certain boy's college. SUZANNE E. MATLACK Sue” . . . Sonny and Cher fan . . . interested in the Peace Corps . . . possible hair- dresser. DEBORAH J. MIDELTON Debbie” . . . art enthusiast . . . future in bookkeeping and accounting. AFS 12 v n JEAN I. MAXWELL Jean” . . . always snappinq pictures . . . fabulous artist! . . . long, black lashes . . . future in interior designing. JOSEPH J. MILANESE Mill-due . . . pro soccer ma- terial . . . Hi ya” ... is he ever serious? . . . college bound. Soccer 10. 12. 12 all S.C.C.L. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 12 LOUIS J. METZGER Louie” . . . hunting and fish- ing . . . lives for parties . . . Marines-bound . . . runs until he drops. Cross Country 10. 11, 12; Track 11 JOSEPH R. MILLER Jay . . . all-sports supporter, especially track ... at Con- estoga more than W.C. . . . likes cars ... off to West Chester State. Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11; Blazer Club 12; Prom Committees 11. 12 SANDRA J. MILLER Sandi . . summers on the boat . . . phone calls from around the world . . . known for her pajama parties . . . that Southern charm . . . pros- pective elementary teacher. Student Council 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; Cheerleading 12 NARRINA E. MITCHELL George . . . excellent stu- dent ... off to nursinq school. Chorus 10; Future Nurse 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Nurses Aide 11, 12 BARBARA J. MITTEN Mitty . . . well, it was good enough for George Washing- ton! . . . has problems with toads . . . It wasn’t so bad after all, was it? . . . college ahead. Honor Roll Pin 11; Lacrosse 11; Cheerleading 10, 12 VICTORIA L. MORROW Vicki . . . likes all sports . . . ridinq and swimming . . . future; hairdresser or model? FRED W. MOSES Moe . . that competitive instinct: drag racing . . . any- thing that moves, including motorcycles . . . future ma- chinist. RUSSELL C. MOSTELLER. JR. Russ . . . serious? ... re- store antique cars . . . Drexel- bound. Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Intr. 11 JAMES C. MOULTON Jim . . . golf team ... off to junior college. Golf 10. 11 ELAINE M. MURPHY Lane . . . talented twirler . . . skiing . . . interested in elementary education . . . Penn State bound. Folk Club 12; Band 12; Future Teachers 12 ROBERT S. MURPHY Shane . . . suit and tie man . . . found at every party . . . give up. Shane! . . . Aw, come on . . . college or mili- tary? Intr. 10, 11 JACK A. MYERS Jack . . . ice hockey en- thusiast . . . likes swimming . . . future business adminis- trator. Wrestling 10; Gym Club 11; Ten- nis 11 DALE J. NEFF Ness” . . . Ocean City surf- er? . . . friend to all . . . quiet until you know him . . . smooth Ivy Leaguer . . . future in hotel management. Spanish Club 11; Folk Club 12; Intr. 10 TERRY P. NEILON Always talking . . . enjoys golf- ing and wrestling . . . New Mexico State University . . . will pursue a banking career. Cross Country 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12: Track 10 ROBERT W. NEITHERCOTT, JR. Bob'' . . . the collector— coins end stemps . . . welcom- ed addition from Salisbury . . . talented commercial artist . . . Maryland Institute of Technol- ogy bound. ANNA NINOS Problem solver. Inc. . . . party gal . . . our Cupid . . . loqua- cious? . . . airline stewardess. ELSIE M. NORAT Friendly . . . quiet . . . enjoys popular tunes . . . talented drawer ... off to art school. Future Nurses 10, 11 MICHAEL OAKES Mike’’ . . . interested in auto mechanics . . . U.S.A.F.—be- ware! Gymnastics 10, 11; Hi-Y 11, 12 SUSAN B. OLES Olsie . . . melodious voice . . . likes all water sports . . . always friendly . . . with her patience, she will make a fine elementary teacher. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors’ Banquet 10, 11 PATRICIA A. O’SULLIVAN ’Pat” . . . favorite pastime— having fun . . . always on the dance floor . . . hairdressinq in the future. ROBERT D. OWENS Bob ... let it growl . . . a real ladies man . . . lives for sports . . . W. C.’s future Babe Ruth. Foootball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11; Student Council 10; Blazer Club 11, 12 THORKILD S. PAABY, JR. Dick . . . weird sense of humor . . . swings a mean ten- nis racket . . . that laugh! . . . to be another Perry Ma- son. Tennis 10, 11; Student Council 12; Honor Roll Pin 10 MICHAEL G. PADEN ’Mike . . . fools with type- writers . . . fast pacer . . . enjoys singing and guitars. Distributive-Ed man; Boys’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 10; Intr. 10, 11 CARL M. PALMER Mac . . . future in printing . . . outdoorsman . . . Roches ter Institute of Technology. WILLIAM J. PANGONIS Bill . . . steady man in foot- ball . . . whiz in math! . . . expressive eyebrows . . . goes for all sports. MARY S. PALMER Football 11. 12 MARIE C. PARISE Marie” . . . quiet smile . . . looking towards Elementary Education at W.C.S.C. . . . intramural fan. 4 ERIC A. PAYTON ‘Eric . . . guitar man . . . electronics . . . quiet until be- hind the microphone . . . Temple-bound. SUSAN E. PETERS Sue . . . will take to the sky with either TWA or Delta . . . wittingly sarcastic . . . non-conformist . . . boat on the Chesapeake. Band 10. 11; Student Council Al- ternate 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 GEORGE S. PARKER ‘Shelton” . . . likes to dance . . . sharp dresser . . . future in business administration or as a civil engineer . . . where's the party. Track 10; Intr. 10, 11, 12 PATRICIA L PARR Pat . . . future in Psychol- ogy . . . horseback rider . . . all around animal lover . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . carries the school banner. W. ERIC PEDERSEN Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Class Presi- dent 10; Student Council 10, 11; Soccer 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Cheerleader Indian 12; Varsity Club 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11; All Southern Chester County Soccer 10, 11, 12; All Ches-Mont Baseball 12 DAVID A. PENNELL Dave . . . Good Fellowship Ambulance . . . Air Force . . . eventual pharmacist. KAREN LEE PETERSHEIM “Sheim . . . which one are you? . . . intramurals would- n't be complete without a Pe tersheim . . . college bound? . . . perpetual grin. Intr. 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Senior Seminar 12; Gymnastics Club 12 KATHY A. PETERSHEIM ' Sheim” . . . the other half . . . dogs. dogs, and more dogs? . . . Gale Institute . . . Airline Reservations and Com- munications. Intr. 10. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Senior Seminar 12; Gymnastics Club 12; Garnet and White 12 BERTHA R. PASKINGS Puds . . . future Clara Bar- ton? . . . keeps the balls straight and narrow down the alley. BRENDA J. PERNSLEY Dippy . . . Goldie Beacom bound . . . swims and rides horses . . . intends to be a secretary. PAMELA K. PETTIT Pam . . . DECA . . . Goldey Beacom secretarial course . . . enjoys good books. DECA 11, 12 55 WILLIAM J. PFITZENMEYER ‘‘Little Pfitz . . . career in technology . . . interests—the usual; qirls, cars, and fun—in that order. JONMARK PIERCE Jon . . . field trials to vet- erinary doctor . . . fanatic on Porsches . . . excellent horse- back rider. MARLYN A. PIZII Mar . . . flirts with finesse . . . computer programing in store . . . loves to dance . . . little package of dynamite. JONATHAN POMEROY Ox . . . mysterious smile . . . dedicated harrier . . . can be found on the slopes . . . Bucknell bound . . . sails. Track 10, 11, 12 CAROLYN A. PONDER Ponders . . . the budding artist . . . pleasant personality . . . future in Commercial Art. WILLIAM D. POOLE Hustler ... a sports en- thusiast . . . baseball, basket- ball. soccer and football . . . our own Chef Boy-ar-dee . . . plans work in construction or as a cook. JUDITH A. PRESTON Judy . . . creator of master pieces? . . . likes reading . . . plans to major in history and work for the government. Spanish Club 12; Honors' Banquet 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist RICHARD E. PRICE “Rich a pro bowler and equestrienne . . . Oh! those Conestoqa girls? ... off to West Chester State for biol- ogy. Cross Country 12; Wrestling 12 RICHARD L. PRICE Dick . . . The Riveras ... off to West Chester State for training in secondary educa- tion. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Lacrosse 11 KENNETH E. PLUMMER Ken . . . shop boy . . . may take wings in Air Force. ROBERT W. PREER Bob . . . avid sports fan . . . musically inclined . . . plays a mean guitar . . . interested in political science and govern- ment work. Band 10, 11; Orchestra 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 - ? MARILYN PRIEST A music fiend . . . never quiet ... to teach the ABC'S . . . the great debator—about any- thing. Debating Team 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12 r LINDA L PRYOR One of the Bell regulars . . . off to Goldey Beacom . . . will become an efficient executive secretary. Hockey Manager 10; Lacrosse Man- ager 11 ROBERT K. PYLE Bob . . . motorcycles! . . . keeps finding forks in note- books . . . likes baseball and math ... to study Chemical Engineering at Delaware. Band 10. 11; Honors' Banquet 10. 11; Baseball 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 BRUCE H. PYLE Another Pancho Gonzoles . . . interested in tropical fish . . . off to West Chester State for physical education and then into the peace corps. Honor Roll Pin 10; Tennis 10, Co- captain 11; Wrestling 11; Intr. 12 DENNIS R. RAY Dennie ... a super sky diver . . . likes sports cars— MG's and Hunting . . . plan- ning to go into business ad- ministration and then into his own business. Band 10. 11; Track 10 LOIS A. REISINGER The ring collector . . . plans to become a super stenographer after graduation. DALLAS R. REBMANN Tex . . . another Cecil B. DeMille ... a bowling and golf enthusiast ... to study the dramatic arts to become a movie director. SUE C. PRYOR Baldie ... a helping hand for all . . . friendly smile . . . Ugly . . . how’s Georqe? . . . hopes to be a dental assistant after further educa- tion. Intr. 11. 12 GAYLE A. RAMSAY A letter a day (from pen pals) I . . . Our future linguist or airline stewardess? . . . interested in being a peace corps volunteer. DIANNE L. REEDER Susie . . . wields a mean Lacrosse stick . . . likes swim- ming . . . will be a success in any work. Intr. 10, 11; Lacrosse 11 DAWNE C. PUSHEE Dear Me . . . likes Cali- fornia boys . . . tennis nut . . . to study marine biology. Garnet and White 11; AFS 12; Spanish Club 12; German Club 11. 12; Honor Roll 10. 11 BRENDA E. RAY ’’Milkwave . . . mean on the basketball court . . . planning a future in business account- ing. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10. 11; Ping Pong 10, 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Hockey 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12 NANCY E. REESE Nancy . . . sports personi- fied. especially swimming, hockey, and skiing . . . also likes paintinq and knittinq. Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 10, 11; Swimming 10; YFC 10. 11 SUSAN P. RHODES Jolly Green Giant . . . the extrovert . . . never quiet. Student Council 10, 11, 12; Ex- ecutive Committee 12; Garnet and White 11, Underclass Editor 12; In- dianhead 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, Co-captain 12; Tennis LAWRENCE A. RIGGS ’Larry likes to work with wood . . . fascinated by Indian lore . . . planning to do re- search in math or science. Chorus 11 12; Honors’ Banquet 11; German Club 11; Intr. 11; Indian- head 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 ERIC H. RODEBAUGH Likes cars . . . the outdoors man especially hunting and fishing . . . into the wild blue yonder of the air force. CHARLES A. RICHARDSON ' Chas ... a terrific guitar- ist .. . the actor . . . after college plans to work for the Peace Corps. Band 10, 11, 12; Sock and Buskin 10, 11. 12; Indianhead 12; Vec- tors 12; Folk Club 12; AFS 12; Chorus 12 DORIS A. RISSINGER Doris . . . likes sports and music . . . Eachus ... to teach the ABC's. Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed 11, 12; Advanced 12; AFS 12; French Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 10; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Sock and Buskin 12 THOMAS D. RODGERS Drew ... a summer sports- man . . . likes dancing ... off to trade school for mechanical crafting . . . the golf pro. PATRICIA L. RHODEWALT Pat . . . likes to read and embroider . . . plans to go to Goldey Beacom for Junior Business Administration and then work as a secretary. Honor Roll 11 MARY RILEY Mary . . . likes to write es- pecially poetry . . . expert at playing the harmonica and the organ . . . future in English education. Vectors 11, 12; FTA 12 WANDA M. RODENBOH Enjoys reading and swimming . . . quiet! ... off to Bible Baptist Seminary then to Goldey Beacom ... a secre- tary in the making. x TIMOTHY J. RICHMOND Tim . . . rides a wild motor- cycle . . . likes flying, not on a motorcycle! . . . spends time restoring guns ... fu- ture in psychology. Intr. 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11 NANCY J. ROBERTS Likes horses ... to get a job as a bookkeeper or an office clerk, then its off to business school. RICHARD W. RODKEY Rock . . . outdoor man . . . interests include: hunting, fish- ing and camping ... to pur- sue an outdoor career as a forest ranger. Intr. 10, 11, 12 YVONNE D. ROESER Gregarious . . . enjoys singing and dancing ... to be an air- line stewardess. BARBARA ROWE Barb or Rowboat . . . Fifth Avenue wardrobe ... a bud- ding artist . . . likes folk music and sports ... an unbeliev- able giggle: ... to teach the ABC's. Gym Club 10, 12; French Club 11; Student Council 10; FTA 11; AFS DAVID A. SALVESEN Dave . . . can be found on his motorcycle . . . something about math . . . student teach- ers ... a future Ben Casey from Penn State. Cross Country 10; Honor Roll Pin 10; Band 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11 JOHN R. RHODE J. R. . . . the professional flirt . . . another Perry Mason . . . a sports enthusiast espe- cially basketball and «occer. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; Cross Country 11; Blazer Club 11, 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Field Day 11 PETER A. ROZDAY Pete . . . plays a mean trum- pet . . . another John Stein- beck? . . . college bound. Band 10, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10 CATHERINE L. SCHEEL Cathy . . . Did I hear some- one mention Navy? . . . touch football player . . . future hairdresser. MICHAEL ROMANO Mike ... a real sports fiend . . . likes Spanish? ... off to study business accounting. Soccer 12; Student Council 12, Alt. 11; Basketball Manager 11, 12; Intr. 11 MARIANNE RUCH Collects A's in her free time . . . pleasant intellectual . . . Libarace II ... to be a math major. Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10. 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11 CONNIE A. SCHMID All sports fan . . . bridge player ... a promising future in speech therapy. Honor Roll Pin 10; German Club 11; AFS 12; FTA 12 KATHLEEN G. RONAYNE Kathy . . . always on the dance floor . . . hobbies in- clude sewing and cooking . . . will make an efficient secre- tary. CAROL J. SAGNER Interests include art and music . . . friendly ... to be a future secretary. DAVID J. SCHOEN Nick . . . enjoys hunting . . . further education . . . pos- sible future in the military service. MARIE C. SCHROEDER Can be found at the Chester County Library . . . quiet . . . promising future as a librarian. Honor Roll Pin 10; Honors Ban- quet 10; Future Nurses 10, 11; Folk Club 12; Library Aid 12; Chorus 12 JOHN K. SEACE Ford Man . . . big man . . . anything that pays ... to be employed after graduation. DAVID A. SICKLER Cave . . . military service, first . . . future plans include running cars. f LAVONNE E. SCHUSTER Bomb . . . parties at Sus- quehana? . . . always on the qo . . . avid sports fan. Honor Roll Key 10; AFS 11, 12; Future Nurses 12; Garnet and White 12; The Warrior 12; Gym Club 10 GERALD A. SEITER Jerry . . . interested in cars and football ... to answer Uncle Sam's call. JOSEPH L. SIMMONS Joe ... to be a future bar- ber . . . will attend school in Norristown. FREDERICKA SCHWARTZ Freida . . . blondie ... a friendly hello . . . interested in folic music . . . future hair- dresser. DECA 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11 BILLY W. SHANK Shanlcie . . . sports fan . . . cars. cars, cars . . . higher edu- cation ahead . . . possible career in carpentry. BARBARA A. SIMON Barb . . . rosey cheelcs . . . Senior math scholar . . . patient . . . enjoys swimming . . . oh. those play parties! Band 10, 11. 12; Intr. 10, 11; AFS 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Spanish Club 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; FTA 12; Swimming 10 CHARLES J. SCOTT Butch . . . main interest; money . . . avid sports fan . . . will wait for Uncle Sam's call. JOAN R. SHEPHERD Shep ... a water fiend— swimming, water skiing, and boating ... a super sewer . . . to major in physical ther- apy at Duke. Honor Roll Pin 11; Chorus 12; Stu- dent Council 11, 12; Hockey 11; Basketball 11; Tennis 10, 11; AFS FLORENCE SIMPERS Flo . . . patients look out) . . . to wear a white cap . . . our Florence Nightingale. V WILLIAM E. SIMPSON El-Cid . . . a pool shark . . . likes basketball ... off to barbering school in the fall. BONNIE K. SMITH B. . . . athletic Inc. . . . always having fun . . . English accent? . . . plans to go into physical therapy. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; FTA 11; AFS 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Secretary JEFFERY E. SMITH Jeff . . . pet peeve—? . . . interests; 1—athletics, 2— girls; or is it? . . . future in engineering. Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Blazer Club 12; Field Day 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Intr. 10. 11 MICHEL C. SMITH Mike . . . sports minded . . . quiet . . . can you re- member that last game? . . . further education at Lycom- ing. HAROLD G. SLACKWAY Butch . . . plans to be a beach comber . . . likes the old rock and roll tunes . . . always has something to say . . . always on the go. CYNTHIA J. SMITH Cindy . . . always cooking up new concoctions . . . never a dull moment . . . future with Sonny? . . . enjoys dancing . . . a speedy typist . . . stay cool ... on to business school. Garnet and White 12; Field Day 11 JOSEPH R. SKOVRINSKI Joe . . . has an interest for almost everything ... a sports enthusiast ... to attend a technical school to become a chemical engineer. Basketball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11; Intr. Football 10 CHARLES M. SMITH Smitty ... A-1 lacrosse player . . . a future with Uncle Sam. Lacrosse 11 JUDITH A. SMITH Judy . . . armchair detec- tive . . . did you get your permit yet? . . . future in saleswork. CHARLES R. SLOAD Charlie . . . likes to work with cars . . . planning a job either at Wyeth’s or with Uncle Sam. GEORGE M. SMITH Smitty . . . likes girls and drag racing . . . future in car- pentry or the Air Force. ROLAND L. SMITH Lee . . . Hey, hey put down that rocki ... off to California, then on to Ha- waii. SANDRA K. SNYDER Sandi ... a football and baseball fan . . . the party girl . . . Goldey Beacom, here she comes1 . . . loves cartoons. MALCHAN C. STANLEY Mai . . . talented folk singer . . . interested in photography . to go into psychiatry work. Band 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Advanced Chorus 11. 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; AV Club 11; Boys' Speaking Contest 12; French Club 12 MARK H. STEVENS Reserved . . . ham radios . . . Do you want to drag? . . . future in engineering MARY JANE SPAZIANI Spaz . . . our crazy cheer- oading captain . . . always drawing playboy bunnies . . . a sports enthusiast . . . ani- mal lover. Cheerleading 11. Captain 12; Span- ish Club 12; Swimming 10, Student Council 10, Secretary 12 NORA E. STANLEY Betty ... a pro when it comes to drag racing ... a good dancer . . . likes to raise horses . . . future plans include stenography and hairdressinq. Intr. 11. 12 y PATRICIA STRATTON Pat ... a proficient seam- stress . . . likes writing and sinqina. Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Advanced Chorus 12; French Club 12; Spanish Club 12; AFS 12; Indianhead 11, Feature Editor 12; Honors’ Banquet 11; Honor Roll STANLEY F. SMITH Stan . . . Physics major at Penn State . . . likes flying, music and swimming ... a marksman . . . future in en- gineering. Band 10, 11; Track 11; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 PATRICIA A. STANCATO Little Irish . . . constantly eating mints . . . always gigg- ling . . . party girl ... in- terested in traveling to who knows where. AFS 12; Spanish Club 12; Senior Seminar; Tri-Hi-Y 10 VIRGINIA A. STEELE Ginny . . . always dancing . . . a party goer . . . always learning new dances ... to become a sales worker. Intr. 10, 11; Softball Manager 11 r4 . SUSAN A. SPITZ Likes music and dancing . . . where there’s ice, she travels on two blades . . . spends free time painting ... to become a practical nurse at Chester County. SUSAN L. STANTON Sue . . . mean with a paint brush . . . the flirt ... a super swimmer . . . always party- ing ... to go into interior decoratinq. FTA 11; AFS 12; Spanish Club 12; Sock and Buskin 12; Student Coun- cil Alt. 10 ROBERT T. STRAUSS Straussie . . . quiet . . . tink- ers with cars . . . gentleman ways . . . will be a success in any field—probably science. SI RICH AI SUTHAJARAKASEM 'Chai . . . our exchange stu- dent from Thailand . . . lan- guage is no barrier when it comes to friendship . . . always sketching pictures of home . . . likes bioloov class. Soccer 12; AFS 12 ELAINE L TAYLOR Likes to dance ... a hello for everybody . . . enjoys reading . . . will work in a child care center. BARBARA B. THOMAS Talented guitar player . . . likes swimming and reading . . . quiet in homeroom . . . Latin scholar. Vectors, Prose-Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Intr. 10, 11, 12; Honors' Banquet 11; Honor Roll Pin 10; Gymnastics 10 WILLIAM K. SWINEHART Bill ... an avid coin col- lector . . . likes building model cars and railroads ... to go into the field of science Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 BONNEY L. TAYLOR Homeroom clown . . . found at the Bell ... a sharp dresser . . . off to beautician school. DAVID TAYLOR Dave . . . motorcycle fanatic . . . likes swimming . . . military career after graduation. PAUL C. THIMM Mrs. Hickey's pal . . . how do you turn him off? . . . drag racer . . . football enthusiast . . . further education ahead. Basketball 11 JARVIS M. THOMAS Lacrosse man ... a debater . . . sleeping in class . . . promising future in business administration. Lacrosse 10, 11; Debating Club 12 SCOTT R. TAYLOR Chemistry whiz . . . active in youth groups . . . likes to dance . . . possible future dentist. Honor Roll Pin 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Gym Club 10. 11, 12; Boys' Speaking Contest 11; Science Fair 10; AFS 11; Student Council 12; Intr. 11, 12 GERTRUDE T. THOMAS Gert . . . senior pals . . . always pleasant . . . skillful sec- retary . . . will attend Goldey Beacon. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Intr. 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11. 12 WENDY L. TEESDALE Sparkling eyes . . . always lost into homeroom . . . smiling . . . will head for Brooklyn after graduation . . . future in nurs- inq. Future Nurses 10, 11; Nurses Aid 10 L JACKSON THOMAS, II Jit . . . Mr. Hickey's pro- tege? . . . the great debater . . . suit and tie man . . . pos- sible M.D. . . . Lincoln Uni- versity bound. Debating Club 12 ■ STEPHEN K. THOMAS Steve . . . Hall roamer . . . would like to be a policeman . . . military service ahead. KATHLEEN TINARI Kathy . . . quite a wardrobe . . . that little laugh . . . quiet until you know her ... an intramural supporter . . . will pursue a secretarial career. ROBERT H. TRIMBLE 'Bob . . . quiet in class . . . pool player . . . honor roll student . . . West Chester State bound. Honor Roll Pin 10, 11 CHARLES M. THOMPSON Chick ... ivy leaguer . . . Ocean City in November? . . . talented tennis player . . . lunch time moocher . . . potential chemist . . . Bucknell bound. Tennis 10, 11; French Club 11, 12; AFS 12 GEORGE R. TODOR Liked chemistry lab? . . . lunch time clown . . . folk music en- thusiast . . . wrestling star . . . military service after gradua- tion. Wrestling 10, 11; Gymnastics 10, 11; Folk Club 12 THOMAS A. TROBAUGH ’Tom ... a pool shark . . . a pro wrestler . . . future com- mercial artist. PAULA C. THOMPSON Avid horseback rider . . . quiet . . . talented artist . . . art school ahead. ANDREW S. TOTH Andy . . . one of the home- room boys ... 5011 ... bas- ketball 25 hours a day . . . pro material . . . senior math cut- up .. . college ahead. Basketball 10. 11, 12; Cross-Coun- try 11 JOHN R. TROST Jack . . . likes any car . . . a special, special interest . . . will further his education in the Navy. DAVID W. TILLMAN Dave . . . gymnastic pro . . . to sail the ocean blue! Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 LINNIE E. TOWNSEND Busy bee . . . Warrior fan . . . active scout . . . swings a mean hockey stick . . . possible future in medicine. Honor Roll Pin 11; Hockey 10. 11. 12; Lacrosse 10, 11; Intr. 11 DONALD TROUPE Collects old money . . . enjoys working on Chevy motors . . . future in drafting at P.l.T. DONNA E. TURNER Petite . . . bowling enthusiast . . . future political science major . . . college bound. Spanish Club 11, 12; Nurses Club 10, 11 CYNTHIA A. VON STETTEN Cindy . . . moody . . . iceeps the mail man busy . . . navy blue . . . Well, that's dumb . . . one of the Gwens . . . the good old days ... to pursue a nursing career. Cheerleading 10; Garnet and White 12 MYRLE L. WARREN Loves horseback riding . . . goldy locks . . . always smiling . . . economics scholar . . . will pursue a business education curriculum. Band 10, 11; Orchestra 12; Future Teachers 12; Honor Roll Pin 10 CHRISTOPHER K. UYEHARA Chris . . . the great organ- izer . . . keeps Student Council operating . . . jazz enthusiast. Band 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 11; Student Council 10, 11, President 12; French Club President 12; AFS 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11; Sock and Buskin 12; WCHS on the Air 12 DUANE J. VAN SCOYK Spark . . . anything that's me- chanical . . . further education as an auto technician. PENNY K. VON REMBOW Asset to Future Njjrses . . . handy with a needle ... a smile and a helping hand for everyone ... a special inter- est in homeroom . . . Chester County Hospital, beware! Future Nurses 11, 12, Treasurer 10; Honor Roll Pin 10 FREDERICK W. WALDBUESSER Freddy . . . Turkey . . . party lover . . . homeroom rebel- rouser . . . big time . . . main interest: girls . . . future un- decided. Football 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10 ROBERT W. WALKER Bob . . . model plane enthu- siast . . . active in church groups . . . always friendly . . . promising future in mechanical engineering. Cross-Country 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11 CHERYL G. WANNER Extensive wardrobe . . . will never forget the Sophomore Hop . . . Spanish Scholar? . . . foggy windows? . . . gualified lifeguard! Color Guard 11, 12; Manager, Girls’ Lacrosse 11; Spanish Club 12; AFS 12; Future Teachers 12 PHILIP WILLIAM WAX Navy ... I just got it cut . . . fabulous artist . . . Mr. Peter's friend . . . girl watcher . . . promising future in art. ALBERT A. WEAVER Artie . . . anxiously awaits hunting season . . . car me- chanic ... to enter the Navy after graduation. DONNA L. WEAVER Lives for lunch time . . . mean on the lacrosse field . . . tal- ented dramatist . . . guiet but friendly . . . will succeed in biological research. French Club 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Indianhead 10. 11, 12; Sock and Buskin 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; German Club 11; Intr. 10 LARRY E. WEBB East coast surfer . . . hard hit- ting football player . . . quiet extrovert . . . college material . . . future in criminal law. Football 10, 11; President of Junior Class 11; Student Council 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin 10; Intr. 12 LAWRENCE C. WIEGAND “Larry . . . spends most of his time in the shops . . . col- lege bound to be a machinist. LINDA L. WILLIS Individualist . . . enjoys friend- ly arguments . . . patterned tissues . . . something about second period . . . folic music fan ... to major in English. Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Concert Choir 12; Spanish Club 12; Sock and Buskin 10 MARGIT L. WELZEL Marty . . . swinging and swaying wallc . . . enjoys folk music . . . sparkling eyes . . . airline stewardess. .Intr. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10 ROBERT L. WILLIAMS ’ Budda . . . wants a job — short hours, high pay . . . pos- sible future as an electrician. Track 10, 11 VERNON WEBB Merrill . . . smooth dancer . . . clock watcher ... off to trade school . . . quiet — at times. JEFFREY C. WHARTON Jeff . . . talented asset to chorus . . . square dancing . . . will enter the Coast Guard after graduation. Chorus 10, 12; Prep Band 10 JACLYN S. WILLIAMSON Jackie . . . always reading and swimming . . . little smile . . . business school or Junior college? Chorus 10, 11, 12 CONSTANCE L. WELLS Connie . . . creative with a pattern . . . foreign language scholar ... a smile for every- one . . . future in language. French Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers 12; Honor Roll Pin 10. 11; Honors Banquet 11 GUSTAV E. WELZEL “ Gus . . . soccer enthusiast . . . skiing anyone? . . . prom- ising future in engineering. Band 10, 11; German Club 11; Intr. 11, 12 9 DOROTHY E. WIGGINS Dottie . . . talented seam- stress . . . knitting . . . curly hair . . . friendly to all . . . to be a home economics major. Honor Roll Pin 11 SHARON L WILLIS Secretary or a plant worker . . . wedding bells in the near future. 4 EARL L WILSON Jocco . . . avid sports fan likes all types of music ... a job after graduation. DAVID S. WORTHINGTON Dave . . . girl enthusiast . . . very talented artist—specialty: lettering . . . will attend art school. PATRICIA L. YENSUS Trisha . . . blonde? ... in- tramural enthusiast . . . crazy walk . . . talented piano player . . . to attend Martin Anthony beautician school. Softball 10; Intr. 10. 11 KEITH A. WOOD Rough wrestler . . . future sci- ence major . . . college bound. Wrestling 12 KAY D. WRIGHT 'Debbie ... a friendly Hi' . . . very talented pianist . . . quiet? . . . enthusiastic basket- ball fan . . . will attend Goldy Beacon. ROY YINGLING Ying . . . cars. cars, and more cars! . . . future mechan- ic .. . plans to enter the mili- tary service. CAROL A. WOOLDRIDGE Shining dark hair . . . always in a good humor . . . those gym classes ... a talented secretary for a lushy executive. t JOHN W. WYNN Jack . . . asset to the track team . . . car man ... to attend trade school. Track 10. 11; Cross Country 12 GARY W. YOHE Intellectual . . . active studem council member . . . talented golf player . . . chemistry whiz . . . future chemist. Band 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; WCHS on the Air 12; Honor Roll 10. 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Golf 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11 BERTHA M. WORTHINGTON Bertie . . . can always be found in the kitchen . . . un- usual third finger . . . always in good humor . . . future beautician school. Basketball 10 ) JANE A. YEAGER Fashionable wardrobe . . . gig- gles! . . . Goldy Beacom. TERRY A. YOUMANS Vivacious cheerleader . . . those pintails . . . qraceful qymnast. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 11; Garnet and White 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Student Council 11, 12; German Club 11 67 ROBERT E. YOUNG Bob ... all sports fan . . . always smiling . . . future as one of Uncle Sam's fliers. LOUIS A. BENSON EMMA A. CORPORAL WALTER C. DELPHIAS ELOISE E. DIRK WILLIAM H. YOUNG Speedy . . . sports enthusiast . . . asset to soccer and base- ball team . . . future in physical education. Soccer 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11; Varsity Club 12 WILLIAM J. GRAUL RONALD H. HAWKINS RUSSELL A. JACOBS KATHLEEN L. ZALE Kathie . . . devoted candy striper ... a friend to all . . . conscientious student ... to enter a liberal arts curriculum. French Club 11. 12; Student Council 10, 12; German Club 11; Indianhead 10, Asst. Editor 11, News Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin 11 ALBERT E. RHODES HUGO L ROESER JAY BEACHEM GEORGE R. ZIMMER Zim . . . future in carpentry . . . W.C. grappler . . . stamp collector. Wrestling 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11 BRENT S. SMELTZER LAWRENCE S. THOMAS WILLIAM WRIGHT ROBERT FEWELL GRADUATING BUT NOT PICTURED WILLIAM F. GEBHARD RICHARD P. LEONE MARGARET ANNE MORTON 1948-1965 He whom the gods favor dies in youth — PLATUS 68 69 Athletics A LOOK AT SPORTS ...TODAY We enter the second century at Henderson High with a renais- sance in athletic achievement. FOOTBALL Front Row: Bill Pangonis, Jay March, Fred Waldbuesser, Greg Bartley, Charlie Funk, Dave Keller, E. Gondolf, Jeff Smith, Dick Clark. Bob Owens, Mike Smith, Tom Kavanaugh, Maurice Body. Second Row: Coach Robert McCoy, Bob Pan- gonis, Dwight Johnson, Dan Leonard, Dana Jackson, Mike Bannon, Jeff Curtis, Alan Jefferis, Dave Parsons, Russ Williamson, Chip Chandler. Third Row: Assist- ant Coach Roger Augenbaugh, Bob Bly, Bruce Kelly, Floyd Day, Mike Colley, Kirt Kelley, Jim Watkins, Jim Harrington, Bil Worthington, Phil Painter, Assistant Coach Jack Byrne. Fourth Row: Ken Raezer, John Launi, Jim Sweeney, Brad Goldberg, Bruce MacLaughlin, Scott Graham, Joe Foreman, Tom Howard, Tom Shank, Assist- ant Coach Hancock. Fifth Row: Bob Underwood, Doug Heivly, Ken Lane, Luther Johnson, Ray Carr, Tony Powell, Craig Moore, Skip Grant, John Luminella, Jim Cotter, Paul Yarhall, Bill Strode, Dave Brown. Dave Parsons bulls his way through the Clear of opponents, Jay Roberts' line, leading Henderson to a 28-0 March dances downfield for score, which was the deciding factor in our big yardage, winning the Ches-Mont crown. For the first time in the history of West Chester High, the Warrior football team win the highly-coveted Ches-Mont cham- pionship. Culminating two years of intense training the Warriors, under the tutelage of Coach Robert McCoy and staff, completed a 9-1-1 record, the best in more than a decade. Coach McCoy attributed the championship to desire, hard and unselfish work and a willingness to learn. Coach McCoy also said, I think that teamwork was most evident and that everyone was pulling for everyone else. Dave Parsons, Bobby Owens, Mike Bannon and Jay March supplied most of the offensive drive while Captain Ed Gondolf, together with Charlie Funk, Dave Keller, Bill Worthington and Jeff Smith furnished most of the head clash- ing, blocking and tackling. SCORES 26 Wissahickon 7 19 0 20 Spring-Ford 0 6 Coatesville . . 7 29 Downingtown 0 14 Boyertown 0 32 Pottstown 14 12 Phoenixville 7 28 O. J. Roberts 0 13 Conestoga 13 The Warriors' execution of fine blocking and tackling was a key factor in winning the championship as seen in the above pictures. Bobby Owens receives pass from Mike Bannon during the Conestoga game. Coach McCoy presents varsity letter to Captain Gondolf at the fall Sports Awards assembly. 73 First Row: Scott Conrad, Joe Milanese. Second Row: Bob Dickenson, Doug Cording, Richard Price, Eric Pederson, Dave Amsler, Dave Dougherty, Charles Spadoni. Third Row: Coach John Serff, Mike Romano, John Rohde, Jerry Barber, Mike Miller, Vince Talierco, Nate Matthews, Gary Woodward, Jerry Miller. Halfback Scott Conrad bangs a shot past the Upper Darby goalie in the opening seconds of the District One playoff game to lead the Warriors to a 4 1 victory. This season marks the sixth consecutive year that Henderson soccer team won the Southern Chester County League championship. Although history was repeated, this year's players and their spirit gave this year’s team a personality all its own. Led by co- captains small, but powerful, Scott Conrad and all- time, high scoring Joe Milanese the booters showed versatility and strength in every area of play. Eric Pederson, Doug Cording and Mike Miller helped to maintain a tight defense while Joe Milanese, Scott Conrad, Charlie Spadoni and Bill Young led the scor- ing effort. Completing the team's defensive squad were John Rohde and Mike Romano, both rookie goalies. Nate Matthews exhibits fine ball control as he manipulates around three opponents. SCORES 4 Haverford 0 6 Coatesville 0 6 Avon-Grove 0 1 Oxford 2 2 Kennett Square 0 2 Octorara 1 3 Great Valley 0 6 Pequea Valley 0 3 Unionville 0 4 Avon Grove 1 3 Oxford 0 4 Kennett Square . . 0 3 Octorara 1 8 1 4 Conestoga 0 Defensive back Mike Miller gets set to send ball upfield away from opponents' scoring zone. Fullback Eric Pederson addresses the ball as he clears area in defensive action against Unionville. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM First Row: Don Brehmer, Grey McClure, Bob Bazar, Harry Webster. Second Row: Rob Bleecher, Jim Leary, Chai Sutha jarakasem, Tom Webb, Mike Dougherty, Craig Millikan, Alonzo Spriggs. Third Row: Coach Maclver, Sam Anspach, Jim Stiles, Mike Hazley, Harold Carter, Paul Simon, Phil Fairbanks, Rich Davis, Joe Strickland, Jerry Miller. SCORES 25 Boyortown . 33 20 Phoenixville 41 15 . Downinglown . . . . 49 25 Great Valley . . 31 34 . . . Coatesville . 21 20 . . . O. J. Roberts 41 25 . . Spring-Ford . 34 28 . . Pottstown . . 34 19 Valley Forge M. A. 42 In pictures at right we see the harriers, at top, strip down' prior to meet; they make last minute adjustments, middle, and Harry Nash, bottom. strides out' ' to pass Coatesville runner. CROSS COUNTRY With determination, team spirit and consistent hard work, Henderson's Cross- Country team, coached by Mr. Dan Hutch- inson, achieved an 8-1 record as they com- pleted their best season since 1956. Depth, the key factor, put the harriers in a respect- able second place finish in the Ches-Mont championships. Co-Captain Ron Cassano, Ed Dooley, Lou Hunt, Harry Nash and Lou Metzger supplied most of the drive needed for the victories. First Row: Rich Harvey, Jack Wynn, Ken Fletcher, Ed Dooley, Ron Cassano, Hank Baker, Terry Neilon, Bob Walker, Jon Pomeroy, Rich Price. Second Row: Coach Hutchinson, Lou Hunt, John Barrett, Elwood Jackson, Art Anderson, Bob Benson, Rick Duebler, Jack Kalbach, John O'Donnell, Al Yancy, Ray Gilbert. Third Row: Chuck Glasco, Harry Nash, John Nash. 76 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Kneeling: Lynn Townsend, Louise Cherry, Bonnie Smith, Sue Rhodes, Toni Hartshorne, Drue Diffen- derfer, Carol Hull. Standing: Ruth Bowersoclc, Nancy Reese, Shirley Beckett, Marci Allison, Dianne Gluckert, Chris Edwards, Brenda Ray. SCORES 3 ................. Phoenixville ................... I 0 ................. Boyertown ...................... 4 5 ................. Downingtown .................... 2 4 ................ O. J. Roberts .................. I 4 ................. Springfield .................... 0 4 ................. Coatesville .................... 2 7 ................. Pottstown ...................... I 2 ................. Great Valley ................... I Bonnie Smith dribbles the ball upfield and easily scores a goal. Backed by seven returning veterans, the Warriorettes scored a 7-1 record and finished second in league competition. With major vic- tories over Great Valley and Spring-Ford, the team members displayed exceptional abilities in skills and teamwork. Coaches Joan Brinton and Barbara Leighton were pleased with the effort put forth by the girls. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Kneeling: Charlotte Ristine, Jill Gordon, Wendy Polite, Barbara Mcllvaine, Jane Latta, Libby Dono- hce, Chris Woodland, Karen Reynolds, Sue Cottrell, Audrey Chambers, Margot Gersen. Standing: Pat Downes. Carol Reiti. Edith DeRussy, Carol Reese, Deb Monahan. Ivy Fasko. Gayle Plebani. Crystal Kofke, Karen Kohlmeyer, Cathy Veser. Bettina Kistler. GIRLS' HOCKEY BASKETBALL Coach Jack McClellan's Warriors, who last season performed what sportswriters termed the impossible by beating a fast-moving Coatesville team three times in succession and winning the Ches-Mont championship, did the same thing this past February by defeating Coatesville, 65-59, at the Palestra and bringing the Ches- Mont crown home for the second consecutive year. The Warriors went to the District I finals in March, where they bowed to a strong Chester aggregation, 59-55. Tri- captains Andy Toth, who has practically rewritten the Ches-Mont record books and is one of the nation's top scorers; Bob Owens, team ball handler and play maker; Bert Henderson, a well-rounded player and team man, together with rebounding Mike Miller, Harry Nash and Tom Boyer compose the nucleus of this year's team. SCORES 70 63 70 Pottstown 55 7? 33 85 39 114 Downingtown 51 68 64 Lower Merion 46 77 Phoenixville 55 68 Pottsgrove 53 95 63 74 Roberts 36 78 52 59 57 51 49 Andy Dead Eye Toth drives in for two more points. First Row: Coach Jack McClellan, Mike Miller, Bob Owens, Andy Toth, Bert Henderson, Assistant Coach Don Ficca. Second Row: Mike Romano, Mgr.; Nate Matthews, Tom Boyer, Mike Bannon, Harry Nash, John Rohde, Jerry Barber. .. „ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL R°W: K,![ Bob0 F,eh Bi Worthington, Chuck Glasgow, Kirk Kelly. Tom Nesbit. Second n! h M°S Ma'0rS' M9f': B°b Ben1' T°m Webt ' K n Whl Gary Woodward' Dave Weibel, John Bert Henderson leaps through the Pottsgrove defense for a nicely, executed lay-up. Mike Miller looks for an open receiver. • fr- f WRESTLING First Row: Dave Zang, Dave Leonard, Rick Garton, John Raffetto. Second Row: Stan Tidman, Tom Trobaugh, Bob Hazard, Mike Colley. Third Row: Geoff Higgins, Bruce MacLaughlin, Jim Reed, Maurice Body, Steve Clifford, Charlie Funk, Doc Painter. Rick Garton positions himself for some real action. Though inexperienced, Henderson's grap- plers, under Coach Stu Ferrier, have indicated that they are a group of highly spirited boys with ability to learn quickly. West Chester wrestling fans can expect much from these young matmen in the future. Mike Colley goes for a pin. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Steve Miller, Wayne Ely, Mike Tidman, Tom Hay, Bob Blye, Terry Smith. Second Row: Dave Noyes, Rick Bergin, Ed Kemery, Art Haines, Jay Clayton, Mike Doyle, Al Pierce. Third Row: Coach Jack Stahl, Mark Braunlich, Bob Yarnall, Steve Reisinger, Ken Levy, Wayne Holtsman, Bill Hay, Jim Watkins, Jin Steigerwald. Kneeling: Brenda Ray, Bonnie Smith, Drue Diffenderfer, Toni Hartshorne, Gert- rude Thomas. Standing: Linnie Townsend, Sue Cottrell, Rena Rubinstein, Sue Rhodes, Shirley Beckett, Joan Shepherd, Coach Joanne McKenna. The Warriorette basketball team, although not widely known to the student body, is composed of many of our school's most sports- minded girls. They do much to hold high the name of our school. Drue Diffenderter takes aim and shoots early in the Boyertown game. GIRLS’ JV TEAM Kneeling: Edith DeRussy, Gail Plebani, Anna Coleman, Stephanie Schatz, Connie Best, Chris Woodland, Karen Kohlmeyer, Jane Latta, Joan Body. Wendy Polite. Standing: Marilee Stevens, Jeanette Powell, Sharman Wade, Charlotte Ristine, Betty Wingert, Carole McCormick, Lois Dahlberg. Dot Ristine, Jean Studenmund. Merri Leinweber, Jackie Purnell, Coach Barbara Leighton. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 81 TENNIS Kneeling: Drue Diffenderfer, Lii Giengulio, Toni Hartshorne, Dana Gambill. Standing: Sue McKenna, Sue Rhodes, Bonnie Smith, Sue Huber. The girls' tennis team posted a respectable rec- ord this past year. Toni Hartshorne, Liz Giangulio, Pat Valentine and Sue Rhodes set the pace for the team. Girls' Scores 3 Coatesville ..............2 2 . Great Valley ........... 3 2 Phoenixville ........... 3 3 .. Ellis ................... 2 2 .. Coatesville ............ 3 4 Great Valley ........... I 3 . . Phoenixville ........... 2 2 Conestoga .............. 3 With Bruce Pyle, Chip Yerkes and Dick Paaby, the boys' tennis team finished only one game behind the Ches- Mont champs, Great Val- ley. Bruce Pyle, Ches- Mont's singles champion, represented the entire league at the District matches. Boys' Scores 5 . . Boyortown .............0 4 . Coatesville ........ I 5 Roberts ...............0 4 . . Pottstown ........... I 5 . Downingtown ........0 2 . . Conestoga ........... 3 2 Valley Forge M. A. .. 3 2 Great Valley . . 3 Kneeling: Bob Murdock, Dick Paaby, Bruce Pyle, Bert Ely, Brad Magee. Standing: Elliot Perlman, Rick Knatz, Rick Laerker, Mike Rubinstein, Coach Edwin Moore. Front Row: Dave Jamieson, Wally Coleman, Lonzo Brown, Ralph Hanes, Bob Ross, John Green, Pete Clark, John Blackburn, Chip Barber, Bob Hammill, Dennis Webster. Second Row: Steve Lan- cashire, Bruce Collmann, Don Davis, Greg Bartley, Steve Hanna, Dave Loper, Stan Henderson, Ed Dooley, Bill Little, Charlie Haws. Third Row: Coach Hutchinson, Dave Parsons. Fred Fink, Scott Conrad, Jack Wynn, Greg Majors, Skip Kolva, Lou Metzger, Hank Baker, Ron Cassano, Joe Travaglini, John Weir. Fourth Row: Jay Miller, Jeff Campbell, Bill Graham, Terry Purnsley, Ray Gilbert. Fifth Row: Russ Jacobs, Bob William, Dennis Gallimore. Coaches Ed Malikowski and Dan Hutchinson's thin- clads posted an undefeated dual meet season this past year. Relying on depth rather than on star performance, the Warriors won second place honors in the league. Pete Clark placed in district and state championship meets in the triple jump. SCORES 83 Conestoga 53 71 Pottstown 64 82 Roberts 53 93 Downingtown ...... . . 42 78 Boyertown 57 Ches-Mont Relays: Second Place Ches-Mont Champs: Third Place John Oscar Green finishes the 440-relay in fine style as he edges out opponent by inches. TRACK AND FIELD 83 BASEBALL Seated: Eric Pedersen, Sieve Olmstead, Paul Waible, Bill Young, Tom Harned, Jack Gibson, Barry Murphy, Fred Kofke, Larry Barber, Bob Owens, Coach Charles Perrone. Standing: Assistant Coach Harry Gilbert, Joe Sickler, Cliff Angry, Jerry Barber, Mike Miller, Sam Bicking, Jon Matlack, Ed Gondolf, Manager Norman Eavenson. Henderson's perennially strong baseball team managed to cop the championship in the Ches-Mont league for the second straight year —not a bad feat, considering that few specta- tors turn out to cheer the boys. The team was composed of well-trained and able players working in a fine group effort. Eric Pedersen and Jon Matlack united to give us exceptionally strong pitchinq while West Chester's Hall of Fame boy Bob Owens, together with Tom Harned and Jack Gibson provided the ever- strong hitting and fielding which is needed by a championship team. SCORES 10 . Coatesville 0 5 Pottstown .... . . 1 10 Phoenixville 0 6 Spring Ford 4 6 Great Valley . 2 12 Roberts 2 2 Pottstown 1 12 . Boyertown . . 5 6 .4 5 Phoenixville 3 1 Great Valley 2 Lefty Eric Pederson scores on infield single after banging out a three sacker. 84 Mike Miller tries to stretch out an infield hit, but is tagged out at first. Bob Owens slams into home plate after smashing out a home run. Sport Spectaculars Activities A LOOK AT THE . . . ...PAST By maintaining past traditions, the activities at Henderson have helped set the pace for a new century, GARNET AND WHITE The aim of the GARNET and WHITE, our high school yearbook, is to present a complete coverage of our school life. Within these pages lies the story of our 1965-1966 school year. Faculty Editor Louisa Cherry, Activities Editor Charlene Eastburn, Underclass Editor Sue Rhodes. Senior Editor Hanlc Baker, Photography Editor Tony Hurst and Sports Editor Ron Cassano con- sult with Editor-in-Chief Robyn Bates. Editor-in-Chief Bates and Adviser Mr. Kenneth Miller examine a photo. Photographers Tony Hurst, Jean Maxwell, and Jay Barber hold a consultation about where do we go from here. 90 GARNET and WHITE TYPSTS—First Row: Francis McLain, Margaret Chambers, Linda Hovington, Kathy Petersheim. Second Row: Cynthia Smith, Chief Typist Brenda Dow, Trudy Komnilc, Patti Dutt, Patricia Poole. GARNET and WHITE STAFFERS—First Row: Cindy Smith, Pat Poole, LaVonne Schuster, Margaret Chambers, Linda Hemphill. Second Row: Patti Dutt. Jean Zang, Robin DeBold, Sharon Rossiter, Diane Brown. Third Row: Trudy Komnik. Louise Glogan, Daphne Bean, Anita Carl- son, Cynthia VonStetten. 91 The traditional W.C. BAND PERSONNEL 1965-1966 OFFICERS: C. Spadoni, President; G. Yohe, Vice-President; B. Simon, Secretary; R. Mosteller, Treasurer. OBOE: E. Ficlc, B. Simon. FLUTE AND PICCOLO: T. Carter, S. Johnson, M. Pfahler, J. Mason, A. Redding, J. Johns, P. Beachem, M. Sim- mons, J. Eshelman. CLARINET I: C. Deshong, M. Stanley, W. Ingram, C. Cirker, J. Cuesta, R. Thomas, J. Veide, B. Young, I. Bentley. CLARINET II: K. Everson. C. Richardson, R. Holdsworth. R. Spiker, R. Underwood, B. A. Foultz. CLARINET III: C. Facciolli, S. Hoopes. A. Hocpes, L. Keyser. ALTO CLARINET: S. Sineath. BASS CLARINET: D. Feldman.' BASSOON: P. Hoadley. ALTO SAXOPHONE: E. Cabassa. K. Kannwisher. R. Trego. TENOR SAXOPHONE: J. Maxwell. A. Sume, D. Valentine. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: J. Oefe. FRENCH HORN: P. Kimmell. J. McKinney, T. Halter. TRUMPET I: R. Carl, T. Rothrock, W. Holtsman, B. Gorman. P. Rozday. TRUMPET II: E. Kemmery, W. Stafford, A. Valentine, C. Uyehara, H. Powell. TRUMPET III: D. Barker, J. Lucas, D. Pannone, D. Evans. TROMBONE I: K. Fletcher, J. Vanderhaar, M. Kannwisher. TROMBONE II: H. Jamison, T. Frain, M. Braunlich. TROMBONE III: H. Clay, P. Rohmayer. D. MacIntyre. BARITONE HORN: R. Mosteller, D. Finkey, M. Colley. BASS: D. Bauder, C. Spadoni, R. Temple, B. McLaughlin. PERCUSSION: R. Ingram, T. Smith, M. Pillagalli, D. Boody, G. Thomas, S. Shur, W. Gondolf. BELLS: N. English, M. Staneski. TYMPANI: G. Yohe. DIRECTORS: Mr. John Sepella, Mr. Joseph Hanselman. 93 DANCE BAND First Row: Mr. Joseph Hanselman, Di- rector; John Orte, Anthony Sume, Craig De Shong, Kurt Kannwisher, Jeffrey Max- well, David Feldman, Robert Trego. Sec- ond Row: Harry Jamison, Howell Thomas, Kenneth Fetcher, Mark Kannwischer. Third Row: Robert Dickenson, Wayne Holtsman, Thomas Rothrock, Robert Carl. Bruce Gorman, Peter Rozday. MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD Kneeling: Cathy Cumens. Karen Neilson, Kathy Allison, Judy Lawrence. Sonia DiMatteo, Christine Toomey, Janet Boyle. Standing: Sue Towner, Jean Studenmund, Sally Brenneis, Pat Parr, Sheila Birch. Captain; Cheryl Wanner, Daphne Bean, Nancy Love, Shirley Lobb, Diane Pfaff. Judy Meyers, Rosalie Sheeler, Sharon Heisey, Linda Cox. 94 BLAZER CLUB The BLAZER CLUB consists of varsity let- termen. Its officers are: Secretary, Mike Miller; Vice-President, Scott Conrad; President, Ed Gondolf; Treasurer, Dave Parsons. BLAZER CLUB MEMBERS: D. Amsler, R. Arscott, J. Barber, G. Bartley, S. Bicking, M. Boddy, C. Brane, S. Conrad, H. Ferrer, T. Fryer, C. Funk, D. Gallagher, D. Giancola, R. Gilbert, P. Glazier, E. Gondolf, W. Greer, S. Hanna, R. Harvey, D. Haring, W. Hay, S. Henderson, D. Keller, D. Loper, J. Miller, B. Owens, E. Pedersen, R. Price, J. Smith, C. Spadoni, J. Thomas, A. Toth, F. Waldbusser, R. Walker, J. Wynn, W, Young, R. Clark, M. Smith, J. March, J. Algier, M. Bannan, J. Barber, T. Boyer, E. Boyle, D. Brown, H. Cohen, J. Curtis, D. Feloman, J. Fitzpatrick, D. Dough- erty, R. Davis, W. Holtsman, R. Huskins, A. Jefferies, D. John- son, K. Kane, J. Leary, D. Leonard, K. Levy, G. Majors, J. Mat- lack, N. Matthews, M. Miller, H. Nash, B. Reynolds, T. Pernsley, D. Shoffner, V. Talierico, R. Williamson, D. Parsons, R. Knatz, H. Barr, D. Hively, S. Ansbach, M. Arvizo, J. Barrett, B. Bazar, B. Benz. D. Briggs, M. Dougherty, B. Dykes. B. Fehr, S. Grahm, T. Howard, K. Hyde, L Johnson, K. Kelley, D. Leonard, G. Mc- Clure, J. MacFadden, B. MacLaughlin, W. Majors, B. Malone, C. Milliken, C. Moses, J. Nash, T. Nesbitt, E. Painter, K. Raezer, P. Simon, K. Smith, S. Smith, J. Stiles, B. Strode, E. Shank, J. Strickland, R. Vosburgh, H. Webster, G. Woodward, D. Waibel, C. Chandler, T. Webb, J. Luminella. 95 MIXED CHORUS ADVANCED CHORUS Fourth Row: E. Szlagyi, B. Baer, G. Grahm, A. Jones, A. Taylor, R. Temple, C. Moses, F. Daye, M. Coldren, E. Zug, N. Darr, Y. Roeser, P. Grasberger, J. Jenlcins, L. Dahlberg, J. Highley. Third Row: C. Hesselbacher, D. Steele, A. Fewell, I. Bentley, P. Kiesei- bach, K. Jones, S. Manners, C. Grant, G. Thomas, P. Simon, R. Harvey, J. Barber, L Taylor, D. McClellan, D. Roberts. L Davis, C. Edwards, B. Mcllvaine. Second Row: A. Coleman, A. White, G. Thomas, C. Snell, S. Brown, E. Johnson, J. Clark, P. Heed, J. Wilcutts, J. Orfe, B. MacLaughlin, B. Demro, N. Tait, C. Hastie, K. Reynolds, R. Satterthwark, L Dowlin. First Row: P. Kimmell, J. McKinney, P. Hoadley, S. Edwards, N. Duea, J. Clayton, P. Martin, R. Garton, D. Bauder, T. Halter, P. Hill, L Riggs, M. Baker, J. Wooldridge, J. Cuesta, N. English, A. Redding. Third Row: D. Rissinger, P. Stratton. R. Cassano, T. Carter, P. Weaver, M. McComsey. Second Row: M. Ruch, D. Barto, J. Wilcutts, P. Heed, S. John- son, M. Stanley, A. Redding, J. Cuesta. First Row: S. Smith, J. Ruth, R. Hoskins, A. Hurst, A. De- laney, S. Oles. CONCERT CHOIR Members of the vocal music groups at Henderson High School are chosen on the basis of their tone quality, reading ability, and interest. They participate in the Christ- mas program and presented 'Oklahoma' this past spring. They are directed by Mr. Robert Stuart. Fourth Row: A. Huth, B. Cabassa. P. Gose, L Legates, C. Lange, E. McVeigh, B. Johnson, H. Ferrer, R. Mcllvaine, C. Howell. W. Ech, R. Price, J. A. Halsey. P. Rea. M. Schroeder, J. Shepherd. J. Williamson, K. Mackey. Third Row: K. Shift, D. Marshall, P. Lewis, J. Lucas, C. Dingle, J. Rohrer, T. Frain, D. McGinley, J. Wharton, L. Riggs, M. Goslin, P. Murray, J. Powell, C. Green, L. Willi . Second Row: B. Smith, D. Diftenderfer, M. Getty. J. Cuthbert, D. Pfaff, T. Pugh, C. Richardson, G. Roberts, S. Taylor. C. Deshong. M. Brooks, S. Bishop, J. Velde. L. Hemphill, S. Fresh- ley. M. Rafetto. First Row: M. Ruch, S. Smith. J. Ruth, P. Stratton, D. Risinger, R. Hoskins, R. Cassano, T. Carter, S. Johnson, H. Jamison, M. Stanley, A. Hurst, D. Barto, P. Weaver. M. McCom- sey, A. Delaney, S. Oles. 97 The FUTURE NURSES Club is composed of girls who are interested in nursing as a career. They learn about the training, responsibilities, and opportunities offered in the nursing field in regular meetings. Mrs. Ruby Clark is sponsor of this group. First Row: N. English, C,. Whiting, L. Kerby, N. Oakes, B. Lukens, J. Cuesta, J. Ruth, C. Hastie, C. Bauman, M. Getty, F. McLain, S. Harrison. Second Row: J. Lawrence, P. VonRembrow, E. Arm- strong, E. Keller, D. Ford, D. Tenebruso, C. Bonsall, P. Rhoades, C. Snell, J. Highley, D. Bentley, J. Meyers. Third Row: D. L. Brown, D. M. Brown, L. Forbes, D. Brown, S. Lawrence, S. Hoover, B. Champion, E. Johnson, S. Flack, L. Mackie. Fourth Row: J. Cuthbert, N. Mitchell, M. L Kinsinger, B. Dawson, D. Gill, J. Camp, C. Jefferis, J. Arner, J. Dacey. FUTURE • NURSES, TEACHERS The FUTURE TEACHERS or AMERICA Club meets under the sponsorship of Mr. John Marchak. They dis- cuss matters pertinent to the field of education and consider problems in this area as well. First Row: C. Jannotte, M. Warren, C. Schmid, J. Lucas, B. Simon, P. Hoadley, K. Reevie. Second Row: L. Shiplett, C. Hog- strom, S. Henry, L. Hemphill, K. Cann. Third Row: S. Burch, C, Wanner, S. Schmidt, J. Halsey. 98 Third Row: N. Mitchell, S. Fleck, D. Brown, C. Boyce, N. Oakes, J. Cuthbert, E. Johnson. Second Row: F. McLain, D. Sill, D. Holt, L. Kirby. First Row: J. Cuesta. The Nurses' Aides perform tasks im- plied by their club's title. They help sched- ule students for medical and dental exam- inations and perform other important work in the health area. The Library Aides help Miss Schmidt arrange books on the shelves, check books, and repair them as needed. LIBRARY AIDES L. Hack, P. C. Lewis, M. Schroeder, K. Krchnat. 99 INDIANHEAD The INDIANHEAD brings to the students wide coverage of important school events. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Patrick McDaid, these editors head up a capable staff of reporters and photographers: Sports Editor, Herb Ferrer; Assistant News Editor, Larry Riggs; Editor, Bill Greer; Mr. McDaid; Associate News Editor, Kathy Zale; Features Editor, Barbara Hurd. 100 'A little make-up, please!1 Sock and Buskin is a year-round club which satisfies students' talents for dramatics. Under the direction of Miss Ethel Reagan, the group produced Take Me To Your President last fall to a full and appreciative house. Third Row: J. Wilcutts, S. MacNeal, M. Mahlman, C. Uyehara, M. Cres- centini, J. Halsey, T. Pugh. Second Row: A. Luminella, R. Mcllvaine, C. Hurd, J. Lucas, J. Knox, D. Weaver, R. Dickenson. First Row: K. Hettel, J. Luminella, D. Bean, M. Malcne, R. Richardson, B. Cabassa, B. Simon, T. Janiec. SOCK AND BUSKIN 101 Truxton Williams and Andy Luminella sat the controls for another broadcast of West Chester High On The Air. Members of VECTORS the literary magazine, are pictured here. They gather the best of student writing and publish it in printed form. Fourth Row: C. Richardson. G. Rogers, M. Allison, L. Coolc, B. Cham- pion, E. Dooley. Third Row: D. Brown, J. Zang, S. MacNeal, M. Rogers. C. Jannotte. Second Row: H. Hedberg, B. Thomas, K. Tinari, E. Glas- berg, T. Jamiec. First Row: J. Kinney, R. Debolt, co-editors. Tony Hurst and Bob Lee bring school news to a wide listening audience. W.C.H. ON THE AIR • VECTORS 102 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row: Richard Anstey, Wanda Loper, Leona Furrell, Cheryl Jones, Alan Levine, Nancy Garnett, Pamela Pettit, Pamela Garnett. Second Row: James Ferrier, Robert DePhillips, Linda DeHaven, Freida Schwartz, Carol Ayers, Shirley Huber, Ernst Jor- dan, Roger Bard, Henry Bennett. Third Row: Thomas Reynolds, James Doyle, Harry Thompson, Fred Swanesberg, William Chalfant, Joanne Bailey, Linda Jackson, Martha Crosby, Michael Paden, Mr. Stevens. Leona Furrell, a West Chester student, served as state historian of DECA. Officers of DECA are pictured with former mayor Charles Lucas. They are Nancy Garnett, Vice- President; Cheryl Jones, Secretary; Pam Petit, Treasurer; Linda Furrell, Reporter; Alan Levine, President. DEBATING • A.F.S DEBATING TEAM—First Row: Hanna Hedberg, Cathy Allen, Marilyn Priest. Pat Etherton. Second Row: Mr. Lawrence Tucker, Kathy Cole, Liz Syl- azgi, Jarvis Thomas. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB—Jean Maxwell, Lavonne Schuster, Bonnie Smith, Chairman; Kurt Hettel, Hank Baker, Mai Stanley. Cathy Allen, Cheryl Jannotte. Nancy Imhof, Sue Pitteroff, Pat Stratton, Debbie Barto. Edith DeRussy. Linda Areson, Crystal Kofke, Carol Hogstrom. Debbie Hatt, Joanne Miller, Linda MacMullen, Karen Reeva, Jeanne Griffith, Joanne Hurd, Pat Morgan, Mel Tapscott, Sue MacNeal, Anita Carlson, Mary Lou Mahlman, Joan Lucas, Doris Reissinger, Gayle Smith. Louise Glogau. Daphne Bean, Mark Driscoll. Judy Meyers, Dave Dougherty, Harry Jamison, Karen Schiff, Ron Hoskins, Chris Uyehara, Bill Ingram, Skip Griffith. 104 FRENCH CLUB Fourth Row: K. Zale, S. Speer, J. Rohde, B. Hurd, J. Hurd, L. Andes, R. Hoskins, M. Gersen, C. Hagstrom, R. Bowersock. Third Row: M. Mahlman, H. Baker, V. Kennedy, T. Morgan, J. Willis, J. Miller, K. Reevie. D. Holt, M. Tapscott, B. Campbell, J. Griffith, M. Allison. Second Row: S. MacNeal, M. Rogers, A. Carlson, P. Allison, K. Jensen, K. Schiff, G. Smith, B. Thomas, L. Cherry, S. Cheyney. First Row: M. Driscoll, L. Areson, L. Glogau, S. Griffith, C. Uyehara, President; M. Stanley, Vice- President; D. Weaver, Secretary; C. Anderson, C. Wells. CLUBS • FRENCH, SPANISH SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: C. Spadoni, President; J. Meyers, Vice-President; S. Rossiter, Secretary; P. Glazier, Treasurer. J. Auch, D. Bean, C. Blakie, B. Cabassa, S. Douglas. C. Edwards, H. Ferrei, M. Gerow, P. Gose, A. Hartshorne, H. Hedberg, J. Hoffman, C. Hurd, C, Hurd, C. Lange. M. Malone, E. Mantini, J. Preston, M. Priest, D. Pushee, D. Ramos, R. Ramos, S. Savana, S. Schmidt, B. Smith, P. Stancato, S. Stanton, P. Stratton D. Turner, C. Wanner, C. Wells, L. Willis. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY cheerleaders A. Carlson, L. Areson, S. Miller, D. Hichs, L. Hovington, M. J. Spaziani, Captain; T. Yeomans, L. Glogau, B. Mitten, J. Hurd, D. Atkins. J.V. CHEERLEADER J. Turner, J. Jarret, L Uyehara, C. Wagner, S. Brown, B. Hurd, Captain; A. Romano, H. Heald, C. Blackburn, C. McCorkie, B. Taylor. 106 BOYS’ CHEERLEADERS K. Hettle, B. Johnson, H. Ferrer, H. Baker. A little sidelines' action. Steve Neal and Mel Brooks swing out at practice. 500 CLUB 500 CLUB OFFICERS—Chris Dingle, President (seated); Charles Mooro, Executive Chairman; Diane Loomis, Financial Chairman; Jeanette Pow- ell, Secretary; William Clay, Vice-President. 500 CLUB MEMBERS—Third Row: B. MacNeill, E. Gilbert, E. Boyle, B. Martin, A. Prentiss, L Founds, L. Young, D. Loomis, N. English, K. Moore. Second Row: C. Hurd, J. Powell, P. Mur- ray, L. Muller, D. Patterson. First Row: D. Bow- man, C. Dingle, I. Thornton, D. Steele, B. Clay. 108 Student Council Officers—Ed Gondolf, Vice-Presi- dent; Mery Jene Spezieni. Sceretery; Chris Uye- hare, President; Kathy Schiff, Treasurer. COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Second Row: T. Hurst, G. Yohe, D. Diffenderfer, E. McVey, S. Rhodes, H. Ferrer, R. Dickenson. First Row: R. Cassano, C. Spadoni, L Macmullen, D. Atkins, B. Smith, T. Youmans, J. Redding. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BY HOMEROOMS I2TH GRADE: R. Alfaro, D. Bean, A. Carlson, D. Cording, B. Ely, S. Freshley, B. Griffith, D. Hoell, C. Jannotte, D. Keller, B. Magee, S. Miller, D. Paaby, C. Richardson, M. Romano, M. Smith, S. Taylor, K. Zale, E. Berdich, E. Grahm. 11TH GRADE: C. Allen, C. Blackie, E. Brugin, S. Cottrell. D. Dougherty, L. Froehling, M. Harrison, S. Johnson, C. Kofke, C. McKinney, J. Murdock, C. Plebani, S. Schatz, S. Speer, M. Velde, J. Waters, G. Herron, E. Bogle. I0TH GRADE: J. Balinski, M. Bilinski, D. Chandler, M. Crescentini, M. Dunk, J. Dutt, D. Grahm, H. Heald, J. Holowecky, H. Webster, C. Woodland, P. Johnson, J. Latta, J. Makowski, C. McClure, S. Smith, S. Broomall, C. Morrison, G. Reitz, A. Romano, C. Stahl, L Trimble. JUNIORS HOMEROOMS 176 AND 301 FIRST ROW: Mile© Barry, Fred Ashmead, Harry Best, John Algier, Rick Augustine, David Riley, Mike Bannon, Cathy Allen, Sandy Barto, Rae Angevine, Elaine Androwick, Meta Baker. SECOND ROW: Rick Bovenkirk, Nancy Blossom, Pat Beecham, Shirley Beck- ett. Laura Austin, Linda Areson, Pam Allison, Lucy Apolito, Linda Ashbridge. Helen Barry, Trudy Battan, Kathy Allison. THIRD ROW: Paul Biteman, Cathy Beling, Mike Arabia, Jerry Barber, Lee Andes, Becky Baer, Nancy Bennett, Sue Boody. FOURTH ROW: Bob Benson, Steve Bennett, Irvin Allott, Bill Anderson, David Brown, Joanne Bingham, Ann Connie Best, Denny Bowman, Walter Bennett, Sue Broomall, Charlotte Blackie, Cassie Black- burn. FIFTH ROW: Roger Bovenkirk, Robin Bleecher, Don Broomall, Suzanne Berry, Harry Best, Georgene Boyle, Eugene Boyle, Tom Boyer. Bruce Bohannon, Lee Beyer, Ed Boyle, Keith Bates. Florence Book, Dona Berardi, Carol Bramley. HOMEROOM 302 FIRST ROW: Linda Chamberlain, Debbie Brown, Nancy Carpen- ter, Kathie Cann, Barbara Campbell, Bonnie Campbell, Debbie Brown, Linda Calc inore, Joan Brown, Joyce Butler. SECOND ROW: Donna Brown, William Bryan, Harold Carter, Vance Cham- berlin, James Byrd, John Carpenter, Robert Brown, Eric Burgin, Chris Cirker, Mildred Carter. THIRD ROW: Jerry Brucker, Ed- ward Clarke, William Chalfont, Barry Bruno, David Cahaley, Steve Carlisle, Eric Carter, Robert Carl, James Clark, Harry Choate, John Chalfont. I 12 HOMEROOM 303 FIRST ROW: Kathy Clay, Nancy Darr, Blanch© Demro, Deborah Creuthamel, Karen Cummins. SECOND ROW: Robert Dephillips, Lynda Cook, Jill Daly, Kay Crawford, JoAnn Clay, BettyLou Det- wiler, John Clemons. THIRD ROW: Stephen Clifford, Susan Cot- trell, Susan Curtis, Barbara Compton, Judith Cosby, Bonnie Craig, Dolores Curley, Stephen Clements. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Col- lins, Martin Cohen, Jeffrey Curtis, Henry Clay, Richard Davis, Robert Cogliano, Robert Cowan. HOMEROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Joseph Fitzpatrick, Jane Epp, Sheila Dixon, Linda Durnell, Joanne Fitzgerald, David Dougherty. SECOND ROW: David Feldman, Helen Dewees, Sue Diorio, Judy Eason, Linda Dowling, Jacqueline Ellmore, Warren Eck. THIRD ROW: Frank Ferdick, Pat DiStephano, Joseph Dinenno, Douglas Eckman, James Doyle, Phillip Fairbanks, Fred Fitimaurice. FOURTH ROW: Dee Erwin, Richard Feddern, Ronald Dutton, David Ehrhart, John Dur- fee, Clyde Eshleman, Charles Dickonson. I 13 HOMEROOM 305 FIRST ROW: Lauri Frohling, Margaret Gerow, Carol Grant, Patty Grassburger. SECOND ROW: Melonie Goslin, Marsha Gette, Jeanne Griffith, Louise Glogau, Carol Grant, Margot Gersen. THIRD ROW: Mary Groff. Diane Gluckert, Joann Grubb, Pamela Garnett, Linda Founds, Margaret Fleming: FOURTH ROW: Daniel Gebhart, Edwin Gilbert, Bruce Gorman, Art Haines, Bob Gal- laher, Milce Gill. FIFTH ROW: Theodore Frain, David Griffin. Jerry Hall, David George, George Grubb, John Guie, Frank Fritx, Frank Gormley. HOMEROOMS 308 AND 309 FIRST ROW: Linda Keyser, Barbara Harple, Nancy Herr, Dot Hemmon, Vicki Kennedy, Dolores Jones, JoAnne Hurd. Barbara Hurd, Elizabeth Harris. SECOND ROW: Barbara Johnson, Mary Kilmark, Anne Hughes. Karen Jensen, Belinda Izxi, Judy Knarr, Emily Keller, Susan Henry, Cheryl Hempker, Linda Hemphill. THIRD ROW: Robert Johnson, Tom Haws. Raelyn Holdsworth. Linda Jones, Ruth Johnson, Cheryl Hurd, Anne Huth. Joanne Hal- sey, Douglas Heivly, Kenneth Kane, Ronald Hoskins. FOURTH ROW: Oliver Johnson. John Hering, Jack Kalbach. Raymond Huskins, Dwight Johnson, Dana Jackson, Robert Kilfaro, Charles Jackson, Allen Jeffris, Michael Hool, Wayne Holtsman, Mark Harrison. FIFTH ROW: Charles Himelright, Bruce Jackson, Elwood Jackson, Richard Harper, Roger Jacobs, Andrew Kinsinger, Gar- field Heron. Theodore Hoopes, Francis Hastings, Kurt Kannwisher, Richard Howell, Vince Hazard. CLASS OF 1967 OFFICERS President Eric McVeigh ex- plains the layout of the school plant to Vice-President John Matlaclc, Secretary Crystal Kofke and Treasurer Joanne Miller. !S5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS9' ISSSBS189SIISSSS9S Junior Class Officers A lull during a pep rally. Linda Areson contemplates some folk music. HOMEROOM 310 FIRST ROW: Becky Lukens, Pam Landis, Patsy Lee, Ruth Lawson, Lynda Laine. SECOND ROW: Tom Little, Lorraine LeGates, Crystal Kofke, Sylvia Lawrence, Sue Linder, David Lombard. THIRD ROW: James Leonard, Sharon Larer, Trudy Komnik, Nancy Kramer, Pat Lair, Jim Leary. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Krick, Diane Loomis, Jonathan Kreutzer, Carole Lan- ush, Nancy Love, Daniel Leonard. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Kodish, Scott Lane, Ken Levy, Andrew Loggins, Bob Lee, Richard Knatz. HOMEROOM 311 FIRST ROW: Lee Metzger, Penn Martin, Sallie March, Nan- cie Matthews, Woody Mattson. SECOND ROW: Harbey Marton, Ken Martin, Donna Marshall, Linda McFarland, Denny MeCalfu m, Steve McFarland, Jim Mallery. THIRD ROW: Nate Matthews, Greg Majors, Judy Mason, Gary March, Chuck McKinney. FOURTH ROW: Jon Matlack, Dave McGinley, Jean Matte, JoAnne Miller, Bucky McVeigh, Jeff Maxwell. FIFTH ROW: John Messner, Liz Mcllvaine, Marianne McComsey, Janice McCormack, Diane McCauley, Eugene McDonald. HOMEROOM 312 FIRST ROW: Allan Norsoph, William Murdock, Sue O'Don- nell, Patricia Nodich, Joe Mollica, Charles Moore. SEC- OND ROW: Phillip Painter, William Moore, Michael Mont- gomery, Veronica Morgan, Connio Milliken, Jim Parkhurst, Stephen Neal. THIRD ROW: Michael Nall. Alfred Nesbitt, Patricia Morgan, Joan Murdock, Leslie Murray, Steve Mitchell, Michael Miller. FOURTH ROW: Harry Nash, Barry Moyer, Ruth Ann Parker, Linda Muller, Patricia Mur- ray, Jean Murrey, Marion Neff, Charles Munson. HOMEROOM 313 FIRST ROW: Ramos Recaredo. Wendy Radicchi, Elizabeth Pfitzenmeyer, Linda Pinkerton, Karen Reevie, Theodore Pugh. SECOND ROW: Leon Nelson, Edith Perry, Diane Pfaff, Kathy Plunkett, Gayle Plebani, Tom Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Scott Quillen, Susan Preston, Susan Pitteroff, Pamela Rea, Joyce Pilney, William Parry. FOURTH ROW: Terrance Perns- ley, Pat Poole, Arnita Prentiss, Linda Plunkett, Darlene Pater- son, Mary Ann Riale, Barclay Reynolds. FIFTH ROW: Charles Pennell, Dave Parsons, Jim Reed. Peter Ray, Jeanette Powell. Margaret Pfahler, Mike Pillagalli. HOMEROOM 318 FIRST ROW: Diana Roberts, Susan Ruch, Richard Riley. Thomas Rothrock, Dot Ristine, Sue Savannah. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Sheeler, Janice Ruth, Milce Rogers, George Roberts, Cheryl Rollins, Karen Schiff. THIRD ROW: Claire Schlimme, Stephanie Schatz. Peter Rohrmayer, Teddy Riegle. Mary Rogers, Mary Rosday. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Ros- siter, Rena Rubenstein, Donald Scott, Jeffrey Rohrer, Linda Rodeback, Diane Sellitto. FIFTH ROW: George A. Roberts. Paul Rubinstein, Alex Sawyer. HOMEROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Donald Shoffner, Dan Spaziani, Albert Simeone. Jerry A. Smith. Brenda Stern, Jud Storms. SECOND ROW: Paul Snyder, Bill Stafford, Steve Slawek, Marjorie Stern, Joanne Singletary, Nancy Stern. THIRD ROW: James Rick- erts, Hyatt Spriggs, Ray Sutton, Philip Sickler, Margaret Simmons, Rebecca Simpson, Sue Shelter, Nancy Spellman. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Shur, John Stevenson, Roy Stewart. John Stewart, Veronica Smith, Gayle Smith, Sue Speer. HOMEROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Carl Veser, Ruth Talley, Jean Velde, William Town- send. SECOND ROW: Larry Thomas, Linda Tyson, Pamela Thomp- son, William Thomas. THIRD ROW: Stan Tidman, Robert Thomas, Kathy Thomas, Margaret VanScoyk, Donald Thomason, Robert Trego. FOURTH ROW: John Tyman, Jim Sweeney, Linda Trego, Elizabeth Szilagyi, Steve Till, Bill Thomas, Vincent Taliercio. FIFTH ROW: Harry Thompson, Fred Swanenberg, Regina Valentino, Melrose Tapscott, Tanya Torrey, Frank Thompson, Robert Un- derwood. HOMEROOM 331 FIRST ROW: Peggy Tensus, Jeanne Zang, Jill Willis, Cam Walker. SECOND ROW: Charlie Waltz, Peggy Whisman, Lorelei Wade. Kathy Yerkes, Linda Whitely, Penny Weaver, Allan Walker. THIRD ROW: Paul Yamall, Gary Yarnall, Jim Young, Mark Wahn, Jim Waters, John Welsh, Dave Wilds. Doug Wasson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Wright. Bill Westwood. John Weir. Joe Winner, Russoll Williamson. James Worrell, Truxton Williams. I SOPHOMORES 118 SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY Richard Abbott, John Abernathy, Beverly Allewelt, Sara Alston, Samuel Ansbaelr, Darius Archambult, Susan Arner, Charles Arrowood, Mark Arivizu, George Ashbridge, Mich- ael Atchinson, Rebecca Auger, Linda Bagnato, Marjorie Baker, Joseph Balinski, Norberth Bannon, Gary Barton, Debbie Barker, Carol Barno, Jacqueline Barrett, Jonathan Barrett, David Bauder, Candice Bauman, Robert Bazar, Scott Beachem, Barry Beckett, Henry Benis, Emile Benkendorf, Iona Bennett, Norman Bennett, Robert Benz, Martina Biddle, Michele Bilinski, Sandra Biscott, Robert Blye, Matthew Bock, Joan Boddy, Bernadette Bolden, Kenneth Bond, Kathleen Bond, Carla Bonsall, Dan Boody, Joyce Bortree, Susan Bos- telle, Judith Bowers, Hope Bowman. Carol Boyle, Patrick Boyle, Mark Braunlich, Donald Brehmer, Sara Brenneis, Dwiqht Briggs, Daniel Brisbon, Barbara Brisbon, Karen Brooks, Sally Broomall, Steven Broomall, Delores Brown, Frederick Brown, Helen Brown, Paul Brown, Philip Brcwn, Susan Brown, Mary Jane Buller, Kenneth Butler, Karen Campbell, Sherry Cann, Neils Cappel, Kathy Carpenter, David Carrigan, Peter Cas- assa, Audrey Chalmers, Martha Champion, Donald Cham- pion, Donald Chandler, Patricia Christman, Faye Clark, Jane Clark, William Clay, John Clayton, Barbara Clements, James Cleveland, Michael Coldren, Marian Cole, Anna Coleman, Ray Coleman, Michael Colley, Catherine Collins, John Cooke. Susan Corley, Neil Cornell, Marion Cornog, Shirley Corporal, Deborah Cosby, David Cosgrove, Leslee Cottrel, John Court, Linda Cox, Mark Crescintini, Thomas Cruickshank, Juanita Cuesta, Robert Cuthbert, Lois Dahlberg, Linda Daly, Robert Darr, Carol Davis, Jerry Davis, Linda Davis, Paula Davis, Paul Davidson, Floyd Daye, John Dean, Cynthia DeGroat, John DeHaven, Vincent DeLack, Edith DeRussy, John Dia- mond, Ccrol Dickinson, Frank DiMarzio, Sonia DeMatteo, Elizabeth DiNenno, Patricia DiNicoia, Dorothy Dirk, Gloria Dirk, Patricia Dirk, Anita Dixon. Michael Donaughy, Elizabeth Donahue, Lorraine Donnelly, Michael Dooling, Judith Doran, Michael Dougherty, Linda Doughten, Ronnie Douglas, Ken- neth Dowlin, Linda Dowlin, Patricia Downes, Michael Doyle, Dinah Drewes, Nanette Duea, Meredith Dunk, Stephen Dur- brow, David Durham, James Dutt, Barry Dykes, Donald Eadie, Harold Eberly, Elaine Eckert, Sally Edwards, Paulette Egolf, Wayne Ely, Donald Erdman, Robert Essick, John Eshelman, Patricia Etherton, Daniel Evans, Christin Facicolli, Emidio Falini, Ivy Fasko, Donna Federline, George Feehrer, Robert Fehr, Bruce Fenstermacher, Amy Fewell, Edward Fick, Anthony Filorimo, William Finegan, Donald Finkey, Michael Fitzgerald, Blanc Flocha, Pedro Flecha, Joseph Flynn, Heinz Foecker, Richard Forker, Joseph Forman, Ralph Forrest, Jacqueline Foxx, George Frank, Claudia French, Terri Fryer, Franklin Funderwhite, Pam Gallimore, Sheila Galvin, Catherine Gar- bus, Beverly Gateman, Jeanne George, Elaine Gilbert, Charles Glasco, Robert Glasco, Bradley Goldberg, Warren Gondolf, Gillian Gorgon, Douglas Goslin, Gerald Goslin, David Graham, Virginia Graham, Clinton Grant, Catherine Graves, Sara Ann Graves, Paulette Gregory, Joanne Gris- wold, Jeffry Grove, Barbara Grubb, Janet Grubb, Angela Guido, Patricia Guinta, Gary Gundel, Deanna Habig, Carol Hagstrom, Richard Haines, William Haines, Robin Haislett, Craig Haley, Sheryl Halford, Theodore Halter, Edith Hamil- ton, Richard Hamilton, Doris Hanthorne, June Harned, James Harrington, Charles Harvey, Carol Hastie, Thomas Hay. Elizabeth Hays, Michael Hazley, Stephen Hazzard, Holly Heald, Linda Heck, Peter Heed, Kaja Heinla, Sharen Heisey, Virginia Helmer, Karl Hemker, Cheryl Henderson, Aida Hernandez, June Herron, Carol Hesselbacher, Joseph Hib- berd, Judith Hibbs, Gary Hickman, Geoffrey Higgins, Judith Highley, Pamela Hill, Earl Hilton, Eric Hines, Patricia Hoad- ley, Gary Hodson, Janet Holowecky, Deborah Holt, Judith Holzhouser, Sandra Hoopes, John Hooven, Thomas Howard. Brenda Howell, Robert Hulnick, Kye Humanick, Catherine Hunt, Lewis Hunt, Mary Hunt, Pamela Hutchinson, Christo- pher Hyde, Robert Ingram, Cassandra Irons, Edward Jab- lonski, Peter Jackson, John Jacobs, Delores James, Deborah Jameson, Helen Janiec, Joan Jarrett, Janice Jenkins, Judith Jenkins, Michael Jenkins, Carol Johansen, John Johansen, Ju- dith Johns, Luther Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Janize Jones. Marcela Jones, Marion Jones, Sharman Jordon, Karen Jo- sephs, Bruce Kelley, Stephen Kellon, Barbara Kelly, Kirk Kelly, Edward Kemery, Susan Kenworthy, Karen Kohlmeyer, Patricia Kieselbach, Eileen Kilfaro, Pamel Kimmel, Paul Kinsey, Leslie Kirby, Bottina Kistler, Litchell Klepac, Donald Klugh, Peter Knecht, Joseph Kowalski, Charles Kramer, Kathleen Krchnar, Terry Krueger, Larry Krumpf, Milton Lacy, Catherine Laird, Gail Lamarch, Carl Lamb, William Lammy, Robert Lane, Helen Lanush, James Larer, Christina Larsen, Eleanor Latta, John Launi, Beverly Lawton, Barbara Leaman, Linda Lee, Nancy Lefko, Marry Leinweber, Sheri Lemon, David Leonard, Sherry Lloyd, Bert Loughead, John Lucas, John Luminella, Ellen Mace, James MacFadden, David MacIntyre, Silas Mack, Bruce MacLaughlin, Suzanne MacNeal, Bruce Mac- Neill, MaryLou Mahlman, Gary Majors, Markis Majors, Jerome Makowski, Rose Mallon, Robert Malone, Larry Mang, Robert Manners, Robert Manton, Robert Marron, Christine Martin, Edward Martin, Nancy Massengale, Elmer Matsinger, Michael Matthews, Joseph Mattlia, Bonnie McCarraher, Michael McCauley, Gregg McClure. Susan McC.orkle, Carole McCormick, Patty McDevitt, Kathleen McDonnell, William McDonnell, Barbara McFells, Frances McGaffney, Kathryn McGoldrick, Susan McGuirk, Barbara Mcllvaine, Peter Mc- llvaine, Kethryn McKenny, Jill McKinney, Denis McMonagle. Linda Modley, Thomas Medley, Keith Melton, Danny Menna, Betty Merrick, Harold Messner, Jacqueline Milbourne, Chris- topher Liles, Jerry Miller, Stephen Miller, Craig Milliken, Nancy Minshall, Clyde Moffatt, Deborah Monaghan, David Montgomery, Robert Montgomery, Charles Montplaisir, Kraig Moore, Connie Morrison, Patricia Morrison, Patricia Morri- son, Charles Moses, Edward Moul, Andrew Moynihan, Diane Mullen, Jane Mumma, Carol Murphy, Sherry Mushala, John Nash, Karen Neilson, Ira Nesbitt, Reginald Newman, How- ard Newton, John Newton, David Noyes, Nancy Oakes, Joanne Oberle, John O'Donnell, Linda Olroyd, Lise Paaby, Edward Painter, Robert Pangonis, Don Pannone, Donna Parker, Sandra Payton, Jacqueline Pechin, Victoria Peters, Alfred Pierce, Gerald Pissano, Wendy Polite, Joseph Pollock, An- thany Powell, Howard Powell, James Prendergast, Margaret Price, Jacqueline Purnell, Richard Quinn, William Radicchi, Doris Ramos, Rodney Randolph, Elizabeth Ray, Ann Redding. Carol Reese, Barbara Reid, Stephen Reisinger, Gerald Rei- telbach, Carol Reitz, Faith Reynolds, Karen Reynolds, Patri- cia Rhodes, Patricia Richardson, Kynne Riggs, Robert Rissel. Charlotte Ristine, Herbert Robinson, Patricia Roche, Victoria Rogers, Gladys Rogers, Susan Rolfo, Keith Rollins, Ann Romano, Jaque Ruggeri, Nancy Ruhl, David Russell, Mark Ryan, Diane Santangelo, Wilma Santos, Ruth Satterthwait, Paul Scheibe, Richard Scheibe, Steven Scofield, Peter Scul- thorpe, Charles Semple, Thomas Shank, Sharon Shimer, Linda Shiplett, Ronald Shur, Warren Silvester, Wayne Simmons, Paul Simon, Sue Sineath, Charles Singer, John Sload, Judith Smiley, Arlene Smith, Barbara Smith, Christopher Smith, James Smith, Kenneth Smith, Stephen Smith, Terry Smith, Velinda Smith, Carol Snell, David Snyder, Dennis Snyder, Continued on page 123 SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY Howard Spahr, Janet Spatichia, Donna Spaziani, Nancy Spaziani, Linda Spencer, Robert Spiker, Alonzo Spriggs, Barbara St. Germaine, Bob Stafford, Carolyn Stahl, Faye Stancato, Margaret Staneski, Barbara Steele, Diana Steele, James Steigerwalt, Harry Stern, Marilee Stevens, Ruth Stew- art, James Stiles, Betsy Stinson, Phillip Stover, Joseph Strick- land, William Strode, Jean Studenmund, Donna Suckstorf, Shelly Surratt, Margaret Sutton, Nancy Sweeney, Janice Swinehart, William Sylvester, Lucille Tabor, Nancy Tait, Bar- bara Taylor, David Taylor, Linda Taylor, Garry Teasdale, Randall Temple, Diane Tenebruso, Alsenia Thomas, George Thomas, Horace Thomas, Howell Thomas, James Thomas, Lucinda Thomas, Maxine Thompson, Maxine E. Thompson, Robert Thompson, Ida Thornton, Michael Tidman, Patricia Tinari, William Todor, Christine Toomey, Susan Towner, Linda Traxler, Gerald Trego, Lee Trimble, Barbara Troilo, Helen Tucker, Janice Turner, Cathy Turpin, Sandra Urban, Lisa Uyehara, Alvin Valentine, Dennis Valentine, James Valentine, Cynthia VanBuren, James Vanderhaar, Edward Vandyke, Ste- phen Veit, Marjorie Velde, Steven Volk, Peggy VonRembow. Robert Vosburgh, Deborah Wade, Sharman Wade, Carol Wadsworth, Kristan Wagner, David Waibel, Richard Walker, Nicholas Walling, Robert Warihay, Carolee Wasson, James Watkins, Thomas Watson, Lester Weaver, Thomas Webb, Harry Webster, Lillian Wesley, Robert Wesley, Alice White, Nancy White, James Wilcutts, Thomas Williamson, Kathleen Willis, Charles Wilson, Jolene Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, War- ren Wilson, Alice Wingerd, Lawrence Wolfrey, Pauline Wol- frey, Stephanie Wood, Christine Woodland, Gary Woodward, Linda Woolfrey, Janet Woolridge, William Worthington, Alvin Yancy, Judith Yarnall, Nancy Yarnali, Robert Yarnall, Rhinee Yeung, Barbara Young, Linda Young, Robert Young, MaryLou Youngkin, David Zang, Edward Zug CLASS OF 1968 LEADERS Co-Chairmen Lisa Uyehara (seated) and Elvin Valen- tine, together with Secretary Jane Latta consider a matter of importance to their fellow classmates. 123 The beginning of the next ONE HUNDRED YEARS