Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1978 volume:

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Being their most important concern, the curriculum is studied and discussed each year to select qualified personnel, equipment, learning materials, and courses. The Administration gives direction to the courses through district-wide priorities set by the School Board. As in the past, cooperation with students, teach- ers, and the community has been excellent, and the Administration is certain that the existing atmosphere will continue in the future. No. 1. James A. Bright; Principal No. 2. Mr. Ceilucci; Assistant Principal No. 3. Dr. James J. Faduie; Superintendent No. 4. M. Runyeon, F. Viacci, Mr. Bright, K. Urban, 8. Ludwig. No. 5. John J. Love; Assistant Superintendent No. 6. Dr. Fadule No. 7. C. Homsher, R. Mushinski, Mr. Cellucci, S. Bennis, B. Edelman No. 8. School Board, Left to Right Mr. Henry M. Diener; Mr. Stewart J. McDonough; Dr. James J. Fadule, Jr.; Mr. Anthony T. LaParo, President; Atty. Elizabeth Ehrlich; Mr. James A. Caton; Mrs. Bar- bara Leinbach. 2nd ROW Atty. Sidney D. Kline Golicitod; Mr. Alexander Dracha; Mr. Harrie G. Bur- dan; MISSING - Mr. M. G. Dinsmore, Vice-President. The Guidance Department's main objective is to aid each individual stu- dent in making decisions concerning course selection and career planning. Mr. Davis assists all ninth and tenth grade students and the Vo-Tech stu- dents in eleventh and twelfth grade; Mrs. Eltonhead counsels the business, college preparatory, and general stu- dents in eleventh and twelfth. The ninth grade also receives additional aid through a course dealing with career guidance. Individual confer- ences are scheduled periodically, but students are urged to visit anytime a problem arises. GUIDANCE AND OFFICE PERQONNEI. LEND THEIR TALENTQ No. 1. Miss Debora M. Limpus, Athletic Dept. Secretary and Switchboard Operator No. 3. Mrs. R. Jean Forry, District Treasurer No. 4. Mrs. Betty. Fetter, Mrs. Virginia M. McDevitt, Secretaries No. 5. Jeanne M. Miller, Secretary to Superin- tendent and Assistant Superintendent No. 6. Mrs. Mildred C. Rirthamel, Guidance Sec- retary No. 7. Mrs. Jean Ann Bare, Secretary No. 8. Mrs. Patricia Werner, Secretary No. 9. Mrs. Genevieve T. Eltonhead, Guidance Counselor No. 10. Mr. R. J. Davis, Guidance Director No. 2. Mrs. Linda M. Murphy No. 3. Mr. John F. Costenbader; Chairman No. 4. Mr. RogerJ. Evans No. 5. Mr. Harold R. Messer No. 6. Mr. Raymond P. Katrinak, Jr. No. 8. Miss Jodell N. Funk 6. MA THEMA TICQ A NECESSARY TOOL The Mathematics Department continues to improve upon its courses to achieve the variety necessary for the future needs of the student body. To accomplish this task, the program is divided into three tracts: accelerated, academic, and general-business, in order to provide a firm math foundation for all students. Two semester courses in computer programming are offered also to compose a well-rounded education for any occupation. In our demanding, modern society, a wide background in mathematics is a necessity; therefore, members of the Department advise each student to pur- sue a full sequence of high school math, the tool for many other fields of learning. In addition to the choices of aca- demic, general, or business English, ninth and tenth grade students may now opt for the accelerated course. This new program offers our espe- cially talented students a challenging introduction to literary forms and gen- res, along with a greater emphasis on independent research and disciplined writing. Also in a continuing effort to improve curriculum, the Department has expanded two mini courses to full semester length: Language and Expo- sition and Literature and the Research Paper. Moreover, all English pro- grams have more stress on compos- ition and vocabulary this year as the Department strives to create an enjoy- able atmosphere while working for a high standard of language usage. We would like to welcome two new members to our English staff: Mrs. Pat Rittle and Mr. Dave Martin. Filling two vacancies, Mrs. Rittle transferred from Wyomissing Middle School, and Mr. Martin recently taught in the Cata- saqua, Pa., High School. 20 No. 1. Mr. Kenneth L. Ness No. 2. Mr. Charles H. Gebensleben No. 3. Mr. Edward F. Strenk, Jr. No. 4. Mrs. Rita J. Smith No. 5. Mr. David L Martin No. 6. Mrs. Stephany R. Yerger No. 7. Dr. Frederick A. Smith, Chairman No. 8. Mrs. P. Rittle No. 9. Mrs. Adele M. Dracha 8. ENGLIQH DEPAR TMENT CHALLENGES STUDENTS 21 SOCIAL QTUDIEQ DEPT. ACCELERA TEQ The comprehensive curriculum of the Social Studies Department was improved this year through the addition of an accelerated program in Ameri- can Studies for freshmen and sophomores. Furthermore, Family Living, an extension of the highly successful Marriage Preparation mini-course, was added to the twenty-two elective courses offered to junior and senior stu- dents. By providing a wide dimension of learning experiences, members of the Social Studies Department hope to provide the motivation, understand- ing, and knowledge necessary to produce aware and active citizens. No. 1. Mr. DaIeA. Reigel No. 2. Mr. Leonard D. Noll, Chairman No. 4. Mr. Charles H. Gebensleben No. 5. Mr. Thomas M. Aubrey No. 6. Mr. Jon M. Paris No. 7. Mr. Matthew Ecker No. 9. Mr. Albert Silveri, Jr. 24 3. VARIED CO-ED PROGRAMS OFFERED IN GYM CLAQQEQ The Physical Education Department continues to supply a varied co-ed program to maintain the physical fitness of the student body and to break the monotony of the academics. Aside from the required gym classes, three times a week for freshmen and sophomores and twice for juniors and sen- iors, the department also teaches the health classes for jun- iors. Instruction in the skills and techniques of many sports enhances sportsmanship, cooperation, and teamwork: qual- ities which will aid students through life in work as well as play. No. 1.James B, Hoffert No. 2. Mrs. Arlene M. Lindermah No. 4. Robert Wolfrum No. 5. Donald R. Gottshall, Chairman BUQINEQQ EDUCA TION DEPT. QTRIVEQ T0 MEE T CHALLENGES Now, more than ever before, the Business Education Department strives to meet the many challenges of a rapidly changing business community. Although busi- ness education is geared mainly towards the ever- increasing needs of the vocationally oriented students, frequently non-business majors also are attracted to the wide variety of fundamental business courses, ranging from accounting to word processing. Hence, the final goal of the Business Education Department is the development of highly qualified students with mar- ketable skills. No. 1. Mrs. Mary Lee Olsen, Chairperson No. 3. Mrs. Marjorie B. Robaton No. 4. Rose Ann Funk 29 FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTQ DEVELOP TALENTQ In the music department, Mr. Deacon demonstrates a variety of composition through the marching and concert band, and Mr. Cattell creates the musical flow of the chorus. Both men share the responsibility of teaching the theory and composition of music to the advanced music class. The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Department, managed by Mrs. Wealand and Mr. Stephens respectively, provide skills which may be utilized in daily life or can be expanded into a satisfying career. Mr. Rausch teaches the mandatory course of driver edu- cation to sophomores. He also goes out in the school car for on-the-road-experience with students. The Fine Arts Department, Mrs. Ritter's domain, offers a four year course for the serious art major, along with an arts and crafts course taken twice a week for the dabbler. 3O No. 1. Mrs. Bonne Hitter No. 2. Mr John D. Rausch, Transportation Supervisor and Driver Education Teacher No. 3. Kathryn F. Wealand No. 4. Mr. James E. Stephens No. 6. William Deacon No. 7. C. Russell Cattell 31 33 QTUDENTQ AND TEACHERQ BENEFI T FROM SERVICES DEPAR TMEN T No. 1. ROW 1 - Mrs. Margaret C. Knoll, Mrs. Ruth L. Henning, Mrs. Barbara J. Bricker, Mrs. Emma E. Sheidy, Mrs. Marian E. Bixler, Mrs. Dorothy M. Reich. ROW 2 Mrs. Louise PamA mer, Mrs. Cheryl D. Lotz, Mrs. Jacqueline P. Meiran, Mrs. Martha J. Ritner, Mrs. Helen Ruth. No. 2. Mrs. Marian E. Bixler. No. 3. Mr. James E. Moser. No. 4. LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. Anthony Scalese, Mr. John W. Ernst, Mr. Eugene H. Schieb, Mr. George E. Roberts, Mr. Warren L. Souders, Mr. Luther W. Amole. QTAFFQ' QERVICEQ APPRECIA TED The Cafeteria Staff, directed by Mr. James Moser, strives to meet both the tastes and the nutritional requirements of the student body. Along with serving balanced lunches, the staff aids the school in fundraising and special events such as the National Honor Society banquet, Marching Band Appreciation dinner, and Teacher Breakfast. The Custodial Staff, under the supervision of Mr. Anthony Scalese, efficiently maintains cleanliness and completes necessary repairs essential for a healthy school environ- ment. The services of both the Custodial Staff and the Cafet- erial Staff are appreciated by all. 35 The Wyomissing Area High School Band, the HPride and Spirit, performs at football games and participates in parades, including the Temple HaHoween Parade and the Gimbel's Thanksgiving Parade in Philadelphia. After football season, the Band, directed by Mr. William Deacon, alters its sound to the concert style and prepares for the Christmas, Spring, and Pops Concerts. The Band is in anticipation of their year-end trip to Florida for a Disney World Concert. , 5-33; 38 THE BAND PLA Y8 0N No. 1. ROW 1 e D. Hirneisen, R. Warkoczewski, P. Murphy, E. Walsky, E. Bausher, K. Krohn, V. Trollinger, J. Wondowskie ROW 2 e S. Ludwig, J. Holleran, C. Kachel, P. Johansson, J. Diener, I. King, E. Fabriziani. No. 2. ROW 1 e P. Mohler, A. Uhl, S. Lusch. ROW 2 e J. McCurdy, J. Tomley, S. Gruber. ROW 3 e J. Feeman, S. Schultz, S. Rehr, D. Long. ROW 4 e J. Krause, R. Howe, D. Smith. No. 3 - D. Smith, J. Feeman, S. Schultz, K. Urban, K. Jones. .3 No. 4 ROW 1 K. Olson, J. Flynn, L. Gibble, H. Zimmerman, K. Jones. ROW 2 - H. King, H. Uhl, D Readdy, J. Dawson, C. Burkart, L Forry. No. 5 ROW 1 S. Leach, M. Houck, M. Wise ROW 2 D. Ludwig, D. Krause, B. Leininger, D. Mayopoulos. 39 41 The Choral Music Department, under the direction of Mr. C. Russel Cattell, had an active year. In addition to perform- ing in the Christmas Concert, the chorus spreads good cheer, singing at Wernersville State Hospital and Cornwall Manor and videotaping a program televised on Christmas morning. The annual Spring Concert and a trip to Washing- ton, DC. are some of the other events in which the chorus displayed its excellent sound. QING A SONG No. 1. S. Behm. No. 2. T. Plowfield, C. Finocchio. No. 3. ROW 1 2 J. Walker, C. Comins, L. Donofrio, S. Clemens, M. Savadelis, S. Behm, S. Epler, C. Lundin, M. Wise, J. Wise, H. Seibach, D. Marmarou, D. Bender, L. Soibilia, S. Angstadt. ROW 2 2 C. Crory, N. Crory, K. Schladitz, M. Moyer, A. Marmarou, C. Hinnershitz, S. Wagner, A. Yoder, K. Madiera, M. Coleman, C. Freeman, LA Trollinger, B. Wiedinmyer, D. Bright, P. Wiedinmyer, K. Cope, M. Brass, K. Manzolillo. ROW 3 2 R. Love, T. Plowfield, V. Morris, P. Edelman, J. Yoder, L. Marino, A. Ziegler, C. Cramer, D. Lindy, M. Hoffmann, L. Rabinovitch, S. Bausher, K. Knouse, K. Urban, 8. Lewis, M. Gallagher, S. Marz, L. Warkoczewski, M. Ciano, K. Bitting, C. Alberts, V. Cupani, D. Smith. ROW 4 2 J. Feeman, S. Dufner, M. Nave, M. Firilas, D. Bradford, V. Trollinger, C. Finocchio, R. Newman, M. Gailagher, D. Simmons, 8. Wiedner, D. Readdy, P. Brenner, J. Buchter, S2 Beane, A. Gabriel, K. Hiehle, R. Lash, M. Moreadith, L. Fischman, J. Schatz, W. Hassler, R. Warkoczewski, P. Murphy, E. Bausher. no. glgFEICE'RS ROW1 2 T. Plowfield, C. Finocchio, D. Bright, M. Moyer. ROW 2 - D. Marmarou, J. Feeman, S. Beane, C. Crory. o. . . omlns. No. 6. CHORALE ROW1 - A. Ziegler, C. Lundin, M. Wise, C. Crory. ROW 2 2 K. Cope, D. Bright, D. Bradford. ROW 3 2 S. Beane, S. Wiedner, M. Nave, S. Bausher, V. Trollinger. ROW4 - A. Gabriel, J. Schatz, E. Bausher, J. Freeman, C. Finocchio. 43 Aside from the usual judging of the hallways, this year's Spirit Week activities were supplemented with direct competition between the classes. Competition was held throughout the week with events such as the pyramid, the tug-of-war and var- ious races. At the end of the activities the scores were tallied; sophomores had the lead with the seniors close behind, followed by the juniors and freshmen, respec- tively. The winning factor fell to the hall decorations done to the themes of movies of 1977. The seniors accomplished a satisfying victory with their interpretation of HStar Wars, the juniors took second with HThe Deep, and the sophomores and freshmen followed with HRollercoaster and HThe Bad News Bears in Breaking Training, respectively. After the close competition, the triumphant seniors wiped the sweat from their foreheads, while the sophomores vowed to win next year. 44 No. 1. P. Gehris. No. 2. K. Dougherty, S. Witmer. No. 3. M. Bowe. No. 4. D. Brennan, K. Heller. No. 6. S. Lewis. No. 7. K. Bewley, B. Parker. No. 8. C. Charming, M. Bowe, R. DeLapp, S, Hague, L. Kline, P. Harter, B. Parker, T. Mastrov marino, L. Reider, D. Hirneisen. Spirit Week's activities culminated with the crowning of Wyomissing's Ninth Homecoming Queen. During the half- time of the last football game, the Spartans took time out to watch last year's Queen, Katie Bewley, crown Bernie Parker Homecoming Queen of 1978. A little car trouble did not dampen the spirits of the fans or the other cheerful candi- dates: Lisa Reider, Leslie Kline, Corinne Charming, and Becky DeLapp. In all, the day was a fine finish to a spirited week. 'HOMECOMING AND QPIRI T WEEK 45 MOVIN' 0N Editor Jane Richardson and assist- ant editor Robin Parsons, supervised by Mr. Bell, guided the 1978 Colo- phon staff in its production of a mem- orable yearbook. Mr. Gebensleben directed the financial end, including the annual senior patron drive. No. 1. D. Marmarou, C. Finocchio, J. Hiehle, T. Leinbach. No. 2. ROW 1 P. Manzolillo, D. McGlinn, C. Charming, D. Marmarou. ROW 2 - M. Moyer, L. Moyer, B. Homing, S. Schaeffer. ROW 3 K. Dougherty, L. Kline, K. Jones, 8. White, S. LaParo. ROW 4 - L. Forry, J. Richardson, K. Bautsch, L. Parks. ROW 5 J. Brass, K. Crough, L. Kroenig, R. Parsons. ROW 6 - J. Scott, J. Feeman, J. Guthrie, E. Dufner. No. 3. R. Parsons. No. 4. M. Connor. No. 5. S. White. No. 6. J. Chang, B. Homing, Mr. Bell, J. Rich- ardson. 46 The International Student Commit- tee welcomes foreign exchange stu- dents to Wyomissing Area High School and gives them a sampling of lifestyle in the United States. Super- vised by Mr. Dowling, this year's ISC sponsored Carolina Diaz of Ecuador. The club's activity calendar includes several picnics, a Halloween party, and Christmas caroling. '9 A QMALL WORLD . . . No. 1. IN FRONT h C. Diaz, Mr. Dowling. ROW1 - E. Devlin, L. Slabik, A. Saltzman, P. Ma La Paro, E. Razzano, S. White, D. Bialas, C. Comins, S. Lewis, K. Dougherty, C. Channing, Sp Bickel, S. Stallone, K. Moore. ROW 2 h S. Pettinato, H. Dutt, S. ErhIich, V. Morris, L. A Beane, K. Cope, J. Richardson, L. Janssen, K. Field, 8. Morris, M. Hoffmann, J. Richardso man, C. Homsher. ROW 3 h P. Murphy, K. Jones, J. Brass, L. Forry, D. Reynolds, B. Be DeSanctis, K. Bautsch, C. Zember, C. Sheehan, M. Brass, B. Steltz, J. Fischman, A. Davis, ROW 4 - S. LaParo, K. Crough, D. Adams, 8. Harris, E. Wittenberg, H. McKemy, K. FR O'Reilly, L. Fischman, J. Nalen, C. Finocchio, S. Rogers. No. 2. OFFICERS ROW 1 - Mr. Dowling, C. Diaz. ROW 2 - S. Lewis, J. Richardson, B. E ManzoIiHo. No. 3. J. Hiester, L. Slabik. If the PSAWNMSQT is any judge of academic education, then the Class of 1978 proved that Wyomissing's curricu- lum provides an excellent foundation of knowledge. Three students, Cynthia Arnold twho has since left WyomissingL iEd Dufner, and John Wondowski, scored in the upper one- :half percent of the nation and qualified as semi-finalists. Let- ters of Commendation were achieved by Jane Brass, Mar- iianne Connor, Joyce Chang, Kerry Crough, John Feeman, :Karen Jones and Susan LaParo. This year's class displayed that it had the ability to prove itself academically. SCHOLARL Y SPAR TANQ No. 1. SITTING e K. Jones, J. Brass, K. Crough. KNEELING - M. Connor. STANDING - J. Feeman, E. Dufner, S. LaParo, J. Chang. MISSING - J. Wondowski, 49 The Art Club, combining the talented efforts of many stu- dents, provides the school with many creative decorations, ranging from painted pumpkins on Halloween to orna- mented trees at Christmas. In addition to beautifying the school, the Art Club members, under the guidance of Mrs. Ritter, participate in visiting a local art exhibit, selling sta- tionary, and making cookie cutters. 50 QTUDEN T CREA TIVITY No. 1. S. Gage. t No. 2. ROW 1 e K Stettenbaur, K. Werner, C. Kreski, D. Bialas, J. Strom- t bosky, L. Tardue, G. Keller. ROW 2 - K. Dougherty, C. Charming, U. Suh, C. Sheehan, N. Marasco, A. Gangeware. ROW 3 e S. McClean, N. LaParo, S. Rodgers, E. Bengtson, J. Hackett, M. Moredith, L. Tinkey, J. Nalven, S. t Lowry. No. 3. M. Moredith. t No. 4. OFFICERS J. Hackett, K. Stettenbaur, A. Davis. MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENTQ No. 1. S. Ludwig, County and District Orchestra; S. LaParo, County Orchestra; V. Trollinger, County and District Orchestra; L. Posey, County and District nghzesglgTRICT CHORUS ROW 1 - C. Crory, V. Trollinger, L. Trollinger. ROW 2 J. Feeman, S. Bausher, S. Beane. ROW 3 - J. Schatz, P. Murphy, E. EJ????IOUNTY CHORUS ROW 1, SITTING - D. Bright, N. Crory, K. Knouse, S. Bausher. ROW 2, SITTING C. Crory, A. Gabriel, J. Feeman, V. Trollinger, S. Beane, K. Cope, D. Bradford. ROW 3, STANDING - E. Bausher, P. Murphy, A. Ziegler, M. Nave. ROW 4, STANDING - T. Plowfield, M. Gallegher, J. E??iiEOUNTY BAND V. Trollinger, C. Conrad, S. LaParo, F. Moredith. 51 VIVE LA COMPAIGNIE! No. 1. Mr. Cataldo, Mrs. Burkhan, A. Gabriel, A. Davis. No. 2. ROW 1 N. Marasco, C. Cooper, J. DeSanctis, A. Davis, L. Alsberge, L. Donofrio, L. Tardue, S. Leach, B. Homing, L. Moyer, L. Forry, C. Conrad, M. Gallagher, M. Maiero, K. Moore, 8. Naylor. ROW 2 G. Keller, T. Lignelli, B. Bengtson, A. Gabriel, J. Hackett, N. Crider, T. Leinbach, J. Hiehle, R. Driesbach, A. Reifsnyder, G. Geissler, J. Brass, S. Pennington, S. Hirtie, Mr. Ca'taldo ROW 3 - L. Kline, B. Steltz, C. Finocchio, L. Janssen, W. Kershner, K. Bautsch, K. Bautsch, J. Davis, 8. McGowen, K. Knouse, D. Readdy, T. Plowfield, S Guthrie, P. Gasser, L. Rabinovitch, M. Runyeon. 52 The French Club, under the direction of Mr. Cataldo, heid a progressive dinner featuring French delicacies. A spring trip to New York City is planned. No. 3. OFFICERS ON BLEACHERS L. Donofrio, C. Finocchio. STAND- ING - K. Bautsch, Mr. Cataldo, K. Moore. No. 4. S. Stallone, Mrs. Burkhart, Mr. Cata!do. No. 5. L. Kline, C. Diaz, L. Posey, K. Moore, K. Bautsch. No. 6. S. Guthrie, C. Cooper, G. Keller, K. Bautsch, J. Hiehle. 53 The Spanish Club, advised by Mr. Kegerise, attended a Spanish dance exhibition in Philadelphia to supplement the dance activities in Spanish IV and V classes. Furthermore, the Spanish Club's activities include a progressive dinner featuring Spanish cuisine, a Christmas party with a pihata, and a trip to New York City, financed by a candy sale. Any student in Spanish III, N, or V and any senior in Span- ish II is eligible for membership in the Spanish Club. No. 1. ROW1 -Mr. Kegerise, R. Geigle, L. Kli Snow, L. Hague, K. Piper. ROW3 e P. Man; ROW4eS. LaParo, S. Pettinato, J. Wise, K. C Cope, J. Haring. ROW 6 e- M. Hoffman, R. linger, E. Razzano, C. Connor. ROW 7 - L. Pa Reynolds, M. Brass, 8. Beane, A. Ziegler, S. 01 R. Smith, D. Adams, J. Wondowski, E. Witteni Schiechter. 54 PIHA TA PARTY No. 2. C. Smith No. 3. CA Diaz, R. Geigle. No. 4. M Stoudt, K. Olson. No. 5. D. Smith. 55 IQQUEQ AND ANS WERQ A new club this year, the Debate Team, supervised by Mr. Gebensleben, is No.1.ROW1 h M. Runyeon, J. Hacken. ROW greatly concerned with the important issues of today. The thrust of this year's 2 h L. Donofrio, D. Kimball, T. Plowfield. activities was in preparation for a debate on capitol punishment. 56 No. 1. S. Pettinato, J. ScomJ. Nalven. No. 2. C. Connor. No. 3. ROW 1 e K. Stettenbaur, C. Connor. ROW 2 e S. Lowry, L. Rabino- vitch, L. Loftus. ROW 3 e S. McClean, S. Hirtle, D. Bialas, J. Nalven. ROW 4 - S. Gage, J. Scott, Mr. Dowling. SPAR TAN QPIRI T ON SALE The School Store, located in the cafeteria lobby, sells many necessary school supplies for bargain prices. The store, advised by Mr. Dowling, operates through students who are willing to give up part of their lunch hour to provide the essential service to the student body. 57 No. 1. F. Schaeffer. No. 2. SITTING 7 D. Adams, Di Matthews. STANDING ; Si Ehrlich, Ji Kimmeli No. 3. ROW 1 e K. Maderia, L. Feick, D. Matthews, J. Walker, M. Scull, Li Loftus, A. Dodson, D4 Marmarou, C. Hater, K. Reinert. ROW 2 - M. Keller, 8. Ehrlich, J, Wondowski, J. Harris, J Hackett, F. Vlacci, Mrs. DiCintio, Ki Crough, Di Adams, J. Schultz, J. Kimmel, J. Guthrie, Rt Walleri 58 LIBRARYAQQIQTANTQ The Library Club, with the assistance of Mrs. Rita DiCintio, aids Wyomissing School District by supervising the flow of books between the high school, middle school, and elemen- tary schools, along with managing the check-out desk and organizing the annual book fair. However, the Club is not all work; this year a Christmas and pizza party and a trip to New York composed some of the club's activities. This year, nine seniors and twenty-four juniors were inducted into the Wyomissing Area chapter of the National Honor Society, advised by Mr. Reese Davis. Members of the Society must maintain a 3.0 average and display the quali- ties of character, leadership, and service. Second year mem- bers expressed their opinions on the various traits that a National Honor Society member should possess. At the following banquet, Dr. Robert McBride, Dean of Academic Instruction at Albright College, conveyed his ideas on educational achievement. Furthermore, Becky Edelman had the distinction of becoming the first recipient of the Allen W. Rank Memorial Award for best exemplifying the characteristics of a National Honor Society member. TOMORRO W'Q LEADERQ No. 1. Mr. Bright. No. 2. R. Mushinski. No. 3. ROW 1 - S. LaParo, M. Connor, M. Shanaman, L. Kline, P. Manzo- Iillo, K. Moore, 8. Stallone. ROW 2 - N. Marasco, T. Lignelli, G. Keller, B. Homing, S. White, L. Meyer, J. Brass, J. Klein, L. Donofrio, K. Stettenbauer. ROW3 - C. Finocchio, K. Knouse, C. Homsher, C. Conrad, J. Oyder. ROW 4 - L. Feick, S. Lewis, K. Jones, K. Bautsch, K. Urban, D. Readdy. ROW 5 - S. Girolamo, L. Rabinovitch, S. Beane, K. Crough, V. Trollinger. ROW 6 - B. Edelman, S. Bennis, Fi. Parsons, H. Uhl, S. Lowry. ROW 7 - E. Duf- ner, S. Ludwig, T. Leinbach, P. Hamilton, R. Mushinski, M. Schlechter, J. Hiehle, J. Kimmel. No. 4. B. Edelman. 3 :35 r; 5,, 4? e 4. 3i? 3' W Future Homemakers of America improve the abilities and skills of those students interested in home economics and related fields. Under the supervision of Mrs. Wealand, the club participates in several activities to finance the annual progressive din: ner and trip to New York City. 60 HOME ON THE RANGE No. 1. ROW 1 e D. Fisher, M. Hoffman, C. Comins, Mrs. Wealand, M. Goeltz, L. Whitehill, K. Gaston, R. Ferrandino. ROW 2 - D. Bialas, V. Morris, H. Zimmerman, K. Urban, 8. Beane, A. Zie- gler, C. Conrad, S. Lewis, K. Cope. No. 2. L. Whitehill. No. 3. R. Ferrandino. i$ Supplementing the other forms of curriculum, the Audio- Visual Club provides the movies, filmstrips, and videotapes which teach through sight and sound. The members are also taught to repair and maintain the necessary equipment. They are also responsible for videotaping home sports events, a service sometimes overlooked. TEACHING THROUGH QIGH T AND QOUND No. 1. K. Stehenbaur. No. 2. J. Morrissey. No. 3. K. Visser. No. 4. ROW 1 e K. Stettenbaur, H. Channing, D. Bright, G. Jones, P. Hin- nershitz. ROW 2 e M. Savadelis, K. Visser, M. Killian, S. McClean, K. Goss, Mr. Aires. 61 Enabling assemblies, concerts, and Drama Club productions to operate smoothly, the Stage Crew, assisted by Mr. Deacon, manages the lights, cur- tains, and sound equipment. 62 BEHIND THE QCENEQ No. 1. ROW 1 B. Howe, Mr. Deacon, R. Madiera. ROW 2 B. - D. Bright, K. Visser. Lonaberger, E. Fabriziani. MISSING TRAILBLAZERQ The Thoreau Society, advised by Mr. Dowling, gives students opportu- nities to experience the outdoors. Last fall the society hiked along the Hor- seshoe and Appalachian trails. Other activities include two campouts and a year-end trip to Florida. No. 1. OFFICERS C. Finocchio, Mr. Dowling, C. Homsher, K. Bautsch. No. 2. ROW 1 L. Slabik, B. Steltz, J. DeSanctis, C. Kruschke, C. Zember, C. Sheehan, S. Bennis, B. Edelman. ROW2 - E. Devlin, A. Davis, S. Rogers, D. Reynolds, L. Alsberge, A. Saltzman, L. Tardue, D. Bialas, K. Cope, E. Razzano. ROW 3 - J. Richardson, K. Bautsch, B. Bengtson, L. Paolini, S. Leidich, C. Comins, V. Morris, M. Hoffman. ROW 4 - S. O'Reilly, D. Bennis, K. Love, J. Haring, L. Tinkey, N. LaParo, J. Davis, K. Field, C. Cooper, L. Janssen, S. Lewis, S. Beane. ROW 5 - P. Murphy, 8. Aarons, J. McCarthy, J. Fischman, G. Rehr, S. Ehrlich, W Kershner, S. Guthrie, S. McGowan, C. Finocchio, J. Ackelson, T. Love. ROW 6 - D. Thomas, M. Brass, A. Jepsen, HA McKemy, S. Chapin. No. 3. ROW 1 - S. White, P. Manzolillo, C. Channing, K. Moore, 0. Richart, L. Light, 5. Naylor, L. Hir- neisen, D. McGIinn, K. Piper, S. Cohn, C. Homsher, J. Brass. ROW 2 - K. Dougherty, B. Bickel, 8. Morris, K. Jones, C. Whitesell, M. Gallagher, C. Columbo, N. Crider, J. Richardson, S. Gage, J. Scott, R. Geigle. ROW 3 L. Foory, G. Keller, L. Tardue, B. Reppert, S. Pettinato, J. Nalvin, D. Adams, K. Crough, S. LaParo. ROW 4 B. DeLapp, H. Dun, E. Winenberg, E. Walsky, S. Harris, M. Maeiro. ROW 5 J. Hiehle, B. Leininger, M. Stoudt, R. Smith. LET IT QNOW . . . No. 2. ROW 1 e P. Church, B. Batdorf, S. Wagner, A. Heist, P. Holleran, 8. Guest, J. McCarthy, L. Sla- bik, A. Uhl, L. Winters, K. Wagner. ROW 2 - M. Connor, 8. Lowry, S. Ehrlich, S. Gruber, H. Charming, M. Deck, C. Zember, L. Kelley, P. Edelman, B. Gage. ROW 3 e D. Forester, P. Homsher, 8. Rule, J. Dawson, L. McKemy, K. Crough, A. Lauter, I. King, N. LaParo, B. Bengtson, S. O'Reilly, J. Richardson, K. Bautsch, B. Powell, L. Ferrara, P. Gruber, T. Hivner, S. Koval. No. 1. ROW 1 - M. Shanaman, C. Connor, J. Chang, M. Connor, L. Light, B. DeLapp, J. Brass, 3. Cohn, C. Charming, K. Kauffman, S. White, Mr. Davis. ROW 2 e C. Homsher, K. Bautsch, K. Crough, V. Morris, C. Whitesell, L. Kline, K. Jones, S. Naylor, W. Kershner, G. Keller, P. Parker. ROW 3 e J. Holleran, S. Gage, F. Vlacci, T. Lyons, A. Jepsen, B. Golby, R. Mushinski, D. Paolini, F. Moredith, B. Masano, K. Winters. No. 3. F. Vlacci, S. Cohn, J. Brass e Officers. With all the snow this year, the Ski Club, under the guidance of Mr. Paris, played an active role in winter activi- ties. The club's first event, a Ski Exchange Sale, equipped skiers for the winter ahead, and when the white stuff began to cover the ground, weekly trips to Hahn, Doe, or Elk Mountain were planned. For those students who come early enough, the music which fills the air throughout the school and wakens puffy- eyed Spartans before homeroom is provided by Wyomiss- ingts Public Address Announcers. Aside from lifting the spir- its of students each morning, these people perform other necessary functions, such as announcing events, meetings, and special notes. THE MORNING QHOW No. 1. R. Ferrandino, St Weldner, P. Gassar. MISSING e S. Schultz, M. Werner. 65 No. 1. ROW1 K. Moore, A. Jepsen, R Mushinski, C. Bemis, J. Reeser, A. Uhl, M. Shanaman, A. Walsky, G. Lignelli, M. Brass, A. Davis, K. Jones, L. Forry, N. Seibert, P. Homsher, G. Keller, L, Mover, S. White, C. Bowen, M Keller, 8. Ehrlich, C Charming. ROW 2 T. Leinbach, L. Dojan, S. Stallone, L. Kline, P. Harter, B. Steltz, K. Bautsch, J. Richardson, L. Himeisen, R, Ferrandino, C, Alberts, KA Bautsch, S. O'Heilly, D. McGIinn, C. Homsher, J. Brass, J. Walker, S. Lewis, S. Bennis, B. Edelman, Mr. Doang. No. 2. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1 - Mr. Dowling, B. Edelman, G Rehr, M. Brass. ROW 2 J. Reeser, S. Lewis, C. Homsher. No. 3. B. Edelman, S. Lewis. o. 3. C. Homsher. No. 4. J. Richardson, G. Keller. No. 5. M. Keller, L. Snow. Q TUDEN T 00 VERNMEN T Led by president Becky Edelman and advised by Mr. Dowl- ing, the Student Council sponsored numerous functions and fund-raisers. While continuing the line of communication between the administration and the student body, the coun- cil planned a Road Rallye, organized the fall magazine sale, operated the concession stand at basketball games, sent flowers to hospitalized students, purchased Honor Roll awards, and provided the library with new furniture. WHA T'Q NEWQ? The Chariot, a free newspaper published by and for Wyomissing Area students, accounts the school news, including sports events, current news, and club activities. The staff, under the direction of Mr. Gebensleben, performs an invaluable service by keeping the students informed. 68 No. 1. Mr. Reigel, Mr. Gebensleben. No. 2. J.-Scott, S. Gage. No. 3. ROW 1 h L. Donofrio, T. Firilas, D. Adams, D. Kimball. ROW 2 h J. Klein, C. Finocchio, P. Gruber, D. Forester, L. Fischman, S. Beane, K. Urban, L. McLean. ROW 3 - V. Trollinger, K. Stettenbauer, J. Scott, S. Gage. No. 4 D. Kimball. . . . AND ON WITH THE QHOW The Drama Club, directed by Mr. Martin, showcases the oramatic and musical talent of Wyomissing High School stu- ents. This year, the club produced the musicae version of he fairytale HThe Princess and the Pea, entitled HOnce i pon a Mattress. No. 1. ROW 1 - L. Rabinovitch, M. Moredith, M. Connor. ROW 2 - S. Schwartz, K. Madeira, S. Hirtle, T. Plowfield. ROW 3 - P. Geering, J. Flynn, D. Readdy, K. Jones. ROW 4 e S. Rehr, S. Gage, K. Urban, J. Hackett, M. Hoffman, B. Bickel, K. Crough, M. Wise. ROW 5 - J. Feeman, P. Murphy, R. Driesbach, A. Ziegler, A. Gabriel, 8. Beane, K. Cope, M. Gallagher, M. Gallagher, L. Posey. No. 2. OFFICERS M. Hoffman, K. Cope, M. Gallagher, M. Gallagher. No. 3. Mr. Martin. No. 4. K. Urban, A. Gabriel, C. Connor. No. 5. M. Gallagher, L. Posey, D. Bright, 3. Schwartz. 71 8PAR TANQ HA VE RUGGED QEAQON The record, 3-6, does not accurately describe Wyom- issing's 1977-1978 Varsity Football Team, for five of the games were lost by the margin of a single touch- down. The Spartans, however, never lost spirit and remained determined throughout the season with the encouragement of Coach Jon Paris. The Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Silveri, finished with a winning record of 4-2. These competent under- classmen now have received the experience necessary to fill the graduating seniors' positions. Wyomissing Opponent 14 Schuylkill Valley 7 0 Central Catholic 7 7 Exeter 8 12 Holy Name 32 0 Hamburg 14. 28 Kutztown 20 7 Lansdale Catholic 12 36 Daniel Boone 6 14 Conrad Weiser 19 No. 1. Asst. Coach Silvery, Asst. Coach Strenk, Head Coach Paris, Asst. Coach Shanaman, Asst. Coach Wolfrum No. 2. SENIORS SITTING 2 H. Smith, S. Bennis, J. Guthrie. STANDING 2 T. Brophy, D. Rossi, R. Mushinski, S. Witmer, P. Zemr ber, J. Helster. No. 3. M. Grant, 3. Bennis No.4.1stROW h A. Uhl, G. Lammy, J. Lewus, S. Bennis, R. Mushin- ski, S. Wltmer, M. Bowen, M. Prutzmah, M. Shanaman. 2nd ROW 2 M. Houck, H, Smith, C, McKeone, K. Winters, J. Gutherie, P. Nally, G. Lignelli, W. Walbom, D.Ke1m,D. Bennis. 3rd ROW 2 M. Keller, M. Powell, T. Brophy, P. Zember, R. Readdy, C. Skaer, P. Love, J. Heister, M. Morrissey, D. Rossi, J. Perez. 4th ROW - M. Shana man, T. Hummel, M. Damore, T. Kimmel, M. Grant, P. Hamilton, A. Jepsen, D. Ludwig. 5th ROW - Dr, Shanaman, Mr. Silveri, Coach Paris, Mr. Strenk, Mr. Wolfrum. No. 5. D. Bennis No. 6. CAPTAINS S. Witmer, S. Bennis, R. Mushinski 72 No. 1. R. Mushinski No. 2. K. Winters, D. Rossi No. 3. M. Shanaman No. 4. T, Kimmel, S. Witmer, H Smith, A. Jepsen No. 5. S. Bennis, S. Witmer. No. 6. Head Coach Paris 75 HARRIERQ RUN T0 VIC TORY The Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Donald Gotts- hall, compiled a winning record of 4-3. The team also dis- played its superiority in various invitational meets and in District 111 competition in which the Harriers finished sixth out of 32 teams. This impressive standing is due mainly to the eighth place finish of senior, Dan Esser; Dan also came in eighth in the P.I.A.A. state meet. Next year, however, the Harriers will still be Him the running, for many of the team's promising members are underclassmen. Wyomissing Opponent 31 Conrad Weiser 27 40 Exeter 19 32 Wilson 24 25 Governor Mifflin 31 32 Reading 24 27 Holy Name 29 21 Muhlenburg 34 No. 1. ROW 1 2 L. McLean, P. Bauer, 8. Lowry, S. Lowry, J. Scott, K. Sny- der, K. Samuels. ROW 2 2 G, Jones, S. McLean, B. Gage, D. Long, K. Simon, D. Esser, B. Rhoads, C. Bowe, Coach Gottshall. ROW 3 - J. Geise sler, B. Lowery. No. 3. P. Bauer, Coach Gottshall, S. Lowry. No. 4. B. Lowery. No. 5. C. Bowe. IN THE SWING! With the aid of Coach Rita Wagner, the Spartan Golf Team accumulated a 6-4 season in 1977. Although many mem- bers of the team shaved points from their averages, the competition was tougher than ever. Hence, the record does not accurately display the talents of a consistently good golf team. Gary Rehr, Bryan Gentry, and Lee Prussman repre- sented Wyomissing at P.I.A.A. District competition, and Bryan Gentry succeeded in reaching second round play. With this abundance of experienced underclassmen, next year's golf season should prove very rewarding. Wyomissing Opponent 42 1 Fleetwood 494 445 Holy Name 402 402 Fleetwood 467 409 Gov. Mifflin 380 427 Conrad Weiser 443 425 Wilson 430 416 Gov. Mifflin 429 401 Wilson 390 385 Holy Name 382 439 Conrad Weiser 461 No. 1. KNEELING - J. Kimmel, R. Wagner, J. Wondowski. STANDING 4 J. Squitiero, E. Najarian, L. Prussman, B. Gentry, T. Mastromarino, K. Lof- tus, G. Rehr. No. 2. T. Mastromarino No. 3. G. Rehr, J. Squitiero, L. Prussman, J. Wondowski No. 4. J. Kimmel No. 5. J. Squitiero No. 6. B. Gentrv 79 80 COUNTY CHAMPQ AGAIN! Coach Jeanette Vogel proved that her Girl's Tennis Team can play as well in the fall as in the spring with their second county championship in less than a year. The undefeated Spartans dethroned the defending fall champs, Exeter, in two exciting matches, and then went on to beat Schuykill Valley, champions in the Eastern Division, to capture the county title. Returning veterans of girl's tennis hopefully will carry on Wyom- issing's winning traditions. Wyomissing Opponent 7 Reading 0 4 Exeter 3 7 Conrad Weiser O 6 Wilson 1 6 Gov. Mifflin 1 5 Twin Valley 2 6 Reading 1 4 Exeter 3 5 Wilson 1 5 Gov. Mifflin 2 6 Twin Valley 1 7 Conrad Weiser O 6 County Championship 0 No. 1. S, White No. 2. M. Runyeon No. 3. J. Hackett No. 4. K. Crough, J. Desanctis No. 5. KNEELING e M. Runyeon, J, Desanctis, S. White, G. Thomas. STANDING - N. Marasco, S. Giroiamo, K. Crough, P. Brenner, Coach Vogel, J1 Hackett, G, Keller, W. Kerchner, C. Bowen. No. 6. S. Giroiamo No. 7. C, Bowen No. 8. P. Brenner NE W EXPERIENCEQ FOR WYO HOCKE Y The Varsity Field Hockey Team prospered in 1977, gaining both an excellent coach and a winning season. Under the guidance of Miss Ann Gipprich the team excelled with a record of 9-22 in league play. The play- ers' hard work and will to win led them to victory and the Section B championship. With the section triumph, the team earned a trip to the Division 111 play-offs, a feat never accomplished in Wyomissing Area High School before. Furthermore, one member of the team, Sue Stallone, was named to the AlI-County Team. Next year's team will have a hard act to follow! Wyomissing Opponent Exeter Conrad Weiser Hamburg Wilson Schuykill Valley Muhlenburg Reading Conrad Weiser Hamburg Governor Mifflin Schuykill Valley Exeter Div. PIay-off Ofx.3C31lX3-l-IUva-t-I-tcudk AONNOOONOONOO No. 1. SENIORS K. Piper, Lt Kline, D1McGlmn,J.Brass,S.Cohn,J. Chang, L. Heckler No. 2. J. Brass No. 3. N. Crlder, T1 Lignelll No. 4. ROW 1 e L. Himetsen, T1 Lignelli, J. Chang, N, Serbert, S. Stallone, S. Naylor. ROW 2 e B. PowelI,K.Fie1ds, N. Crider, H, Uhl, Coach Gipprich, M Harter, L. Heckler, S. Cohh, J. Davns. ROW 3 - J. Brass, Lt Kline, K. Piper, D, McGlInn. No.5.L.K1ine, D. McGlinn No. 6. S. Stallone, L. Hirneisen 82 Despite their disappointing season, the Junior Varsity GIRLS LEARN QKILLQ hockey players gained invaluable experience which will help them next year. The team, consisting almost totally of first- year players, spent the season learning technique and rebuilding the hockey team. Coach Reinsel has readied her players to qualify for the varsity positions vacated by this year's seniors. No. 2. Coaches Ann Gipprich, Carol Reinsei No. 3.SITTING - M. Mulenburg, A. Grab, E. Devlin, K. Love, K. Crough, S. Stalione, B. Batdorf, L. Slabik, W. Yocum. STANDING C. Hafer, L. Kop- penhaver, L. Kelly, B. Berry, Coach Reinsel, L. McKemy, P. Homsher, C. Zember, C. Kruschke. J. V. '8 HA VE QUCCEQQFUI. QEAQON The J.V. Girls' BasketbaH Team had a successful season under the coaching of Miss Ann Gipprich. All the young play- ers learned valuable skills during their many games. These aspiring ballplayers will certainly add depth to next year's varsity team. Their J.V. experience has prepared them well for varsity play. No. 1. B. Batdorf. No. 2. M. Harter. No. 4. SITTING e B. Batdorf, L. Houck, K. Love. KNEELING e K. Wunsch, K. Flanagen, Coach Gipprich, P. Homsher, D. Matthews. STANDING e L. Paolini, L. Llewellyn, K. Crough, S. Richards, M. Harter, B. Berry, L. McKemy. 86 LONG QEAQON FOR GIRLS This year was a period of rebuilding for the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. The girls gained invaluable experience and training in the key positions. Although an inconsistent offense hindered the team's record, the necessary losses helped prepare the girls for future successes. Next year the team's record will improve since five of the top seven players will be returning. Wyomissing Opponent 43 Oley 64 45 Tulpehocken 39 28 Exeter 42 35 Central Catholic 44 38 Governor Mifflin 40 51 Hamburg 38 25 Muhlenburg 62 24 Wilson 32 54 Holy Name tOD 55 23 Conrad Weiser 38 61 Central Catholic 27 23 Governor Mifflin 37 40 Exeter 56 29 Hamburg 36 41 Muhlenberg 63 43 Reading 63 29 Holy Name 42 19 Reading 47 25 Conrad Weiser 52 23 Wilson 54 No. 1. L. McLean. No. 2. N. Crider. No. 3. J. Hackett. No. 4. D. McGIinn, No. 6. SITTING 2 D. McGIinn, M. Diener, L. Kline. KNEELING 4 S. Stallone, J. Davis. STANDING 4 N. Crider, L. McLean, J. Hackett, Coach Eckert, D. Richards, P. Brenner, L. Heckler. MISSING - P. Parker. 88 WRESTLING PROBLEMS Despite the disappointing team record of 4-10, the Grap- plers had many individual achievements. In the county tour- nament, Mark Shanaman and Terry Kimmel took 4th place honors in their weight classes, and Pete Hamilton was county runner-up in the heavyweight division. Plagued by several injuries, the Grapplers maintained excellent team spirit and a sense of hope for next year. Wyomissing 18 33 33 9 18 38 16 12 9 32 24 13 26 No.1.T. Kimmel. No. 2. P. Nally. No. 3. M. Prutzman. Blue Mountain Boyertown Exeter Reading Conrad Weiser Daniel Boone Central Catholic Sch. Valley Gov. Mifflin Upper Perkiomen Kutztown Wilson Muhlenberg Opponent 36 19 30 49 38 21 42 44 37 21 32 44 37 No.4. STANDING 4 C. Skaer, C. McKeone, J. Morrisey, J. Mikita, P. Hamil- ton, R. Whitesell, M. Keller, 0. Veil. KNEELING - Coach Silveri, F. Stoyer, P. Nally, M. Baker, M. Prutzman, M. Shanaman, Head Coach Horst. MISS- ING 4 S. Ehrlich, L. Snow. No. 5. SENIORS J. Mikita, R. Whitesell. No. 6. P. Hamilton. 3n awn $7. Cum. 9O ENERGETIC WREQ TLERETTEQ ENCOURAGE WYO. FANS! 3. No. 1. 151 ROW L. Feick, C. Satoris, 8. Love. 2nd ROW D. Schofer, H. Zimmerman. 3rd ROW K. Schalditz, J. Wise. No. 3. L. TO R. K. Madiera, L. Scibilia, J. Walker. No. 4. D. Schofer, 8. Love. DIVERQ PLUNGE T0 VICTORY No. 1. E. Devlin, A. Grab, D. Thomas, D. Adams, B. Reppert. Wyomissing Area's Diving Team completed a highly successful and vitually unsung season this year. Danny Adams' first place finish in the Boys' District III championships high- lighted the season and earned him a trip to the P.I.A.A. State competition, where he finished sixth. Danny's sen- sational season also gained him a pos- ition on the Pennsylvania Swimming and Diving HAII Star Team. Further- more, in the Muhlenberg Invitational Meet, five out of the six divers finished in the top ten positions! With five of this team returning next year, our experienced diving team promises fur- ther rewards and recognition. 91 92 VARSITY UPHOLDQ SPIRIT! 3. 5. No. 1. A. Gangewere, J. Klein, P. Manzolillo, K. Bautsch, C. Finnochio, S. Lewis, L. Forry, Capt. C. Charming, K. Moore. No. 2. P. Manzolillo. No. 3. K. Moore, C. Charming. No. 4. A. Gangewere. No. 5. J. Klein. PEPPY J. V. '9 LEAD CHEERS! 3. No. 1. KNEELING A. Davis, B. SteItz. STANDING - 8. Brass, S. Guthrie, Capt. C. Commins, K. Bautsch, L. Dojan. No. 2. M. Brass. No. 3. S. Guthrie, No. 4. C. Commins, B. Steltz. No. 5. S. O'Reilly. QPAR TANQ IN PLA YOFFQ 8fh TIME! The Wyomissing Spartan Varsity Basketball Team contin- ued in its winning tradition by compiling a season record of 178. As a result of the team's holding its opponents to an average of 52.5 points per game, it was named the best defensive team in the league. The players' skills and victo- ries qualified the team for the District lll playoffs for the eighth consecutive year. The Spartans were also the winners of the Tiger Classic for the second time. The team captain, Paul Harter, gained individual honor this season by setting many school records, including a mark of 1,285 for most career points scored. He also was named All-County and was chosen as the MVP of the Tiger Classic. Next year's team will hopefully have this great amount of success, too. Wyomissing Opponent 82 Daniel Boone 49 86 Blue Mountain 55 38 Upper Perkiomen 37 52 Exeter 48 73 Central Catholic 50 29 Governor Mifflln 31 tOTl 8O Hamburg 46 63 Ephrata 65 58 Brandywine 39 57 Fleetwood 44 56 Muhlenburg 54 72 Wilson 58 68 Holy Name 60 59 Conrad Weiser 64 90 Central Catholic 60 56 Governor Mifflin 57 tTriple OD 54 Exeter 52 75 Hamburg 45 47 Muhlenburg 64 78 Holy Name 54 51 Wilson 52 5O Conrad Weiser 71 68 Annville-Cleona 5O tDistrict IID 63 Cocalico 53 tDistrict MD 50 Conrad Weiser 56 tDistrict llD No. 1. KNEELING - T. Nally, H. Smith, G. Rehr, R. Hetrick, P. Harter, B. Masano, K. Coleman, M. Killian. STANDING 4 M. Damore, H. McKemy, M. Quarter Finals Grant, Coach Sherry, B. Gentry, T. Mastromarino, M. Bowe. No. 2. R. Hetrick. No. 3. T. Burns. No. 4. P. Harter. No. 5. M. Grant. No. 6. B. Masano. 95 J. V. 's - 5fh QTRAIGH T CHAMPIONSHIP! The Junior Varsity Boys' Basketball Team did it again with the fifth consecutive division championship. With a season record of 18-2, the team swept past most of their opponents with ease. Two of the players, Scott Chapin and Dennis Brennan, scored over 200 points. These J.V. players show excellent promise as repiacements for the graduating var- sity athletes. No. 1. T. Mastromarino. No. 2. P. Harter, B. Masano. No. 5. K. Holiinger. No. 6. S. Chapin. No. 7. D. Brennan. No. 8. SITTING - S. Rehr, C. Brossman, A. Walsky. KNEELING - D. Bren- nan, G. Bricker, K. Hollinger, S. Gruber, J. Ackelson. STANDING e T. McDonough, S. Chapin, B. Lash, Coach Riegel, S. Whitmoyer, K. Miller, M. DeCarIo. kw... 14 . BOWLERQ ROLL ALONG Girls Boys Wyo. Opp. Wyo Opp. 3 Twin Valiey 3 0 0 3 Wilson 0 3 O 3 Reading 1 2 3 O Gov. Mifflin 1 2 3 O Conrad Weiser 1 2 1 2 Hamburg O 3 1 2 Exeter 0 3 2 1 Muhlenberg 1 2 3 O Schuykill Valley 3 O O 3 Mt. Penn 2 1 3 0 Central Catholic 2 1 2 1 Twin Valley 3 O O 3 Wilson 2 1 O 3 Reading 0 3 1 2 Gov. Mifflin 1 2 2 1 Conrad Weiser O 3 Both boys' and girls' bowling teams remained competitive throughout the season. The girls finished third in their league, while the boys recorded a third place in the county tournament, losing to the Wilson and Reading teams. Indi- vidually, Kevin Weinman led the boys with a 187 average. Lynne Steiger paced the girls' team with a 160 average, set- ting a school record with a 228, the second highest league game. An experienced group of seniors have set a tradition which the underclassmen hope to follow. No. 1. 1st ROW - N. LaParo, L. Steiger, M. Muhlenberg, K. Manfolillo, D. Mazurkiewicz. 2nd ROW - S. Schaeffer, J. Richardson, C. Mazurkiewicz, B. Homing, S. Hotzman, S. LaParo, D. Fiher, Coach Dowling. No. 2. S. Hotzman. No. 3. D. Fisher, D. Mazurkiewicz, C. Mazurkiewicz, K. Manzolillo. No. 4. 1st ROW - J. Smith, K. Weinman, S. Hague, S. Daniels. 2nd ROW 2 G. Orzech, K. Weinman, B. Leininger, Coach Dowling, A. Hoffert, F. Biatt, S. Stauffer. No. 5. B. Leininger. No. 6. Coach Dowling, J. Richardson, N. Laparo. 99 QPOR TQ PANORAMA No. 1. L. Prussman. No. 2. K. Moore, P. Manzolillo. No. 3. M. Grant, 8. Bennis. No. 4. G. Keller. No. 5. P. Harter, R. Hetrick, G. Rehr, M. Grant, M. Bowe, T. Mastro- marino. No. 6. L. Heckler, L. McLean, N. Crider. No. 7. P. Bauer. No. 8. J. DeSanctis, W. Kerschner. No. 9. J. Mikita. 55A: , ff $1,er er CaHiK3 AQESKUR 36$ PU: AQUWW ?NS. EfuMWLD3P W3C Ermack'ga Mums wx Choiue cultk 4-441 53,3433 UO'K wmxlu'h Made yuM- xgn 0M CSuWV WXS L cmck WimMM Jam ,LZOOCL MU E QNK I Hope 3t 36$ LIOKA WU Xi 4mm MNMN c :3ngwa , TCCVKVQA: Wklgg?kb QKiw 4mxmdgmw$wwgg Q: 93$ m3 WW Kkkk Km KXKQ kuJWWQV k KM KMWwKJXRA mi N, J SPW 4 xw$qk ka EfN 3MXQ 3N: CLR :; erklvk K1 0 wk W :Y Kkkp :xmxdw XXKD QWKQJKJ me EICTL. WK: pg; Q WTW W vcka KEG KFxN KS 33ka W QQJK WJC' mm MVK$ L :K :3: Kjd QH X3 TU m QXXJKJ mekjkl WK we kg, NW kg: VMKELJ VKLJ KJQLJ W'K. w w K M UK m KBQWQD w 3 3C KJKjx x 3 , 3 xxx X gk, kg W C VQVQMEQJ VKJCM; mekjd i, W KJQY' 3V3VO3XkUAngmdegwsth:ka QQN3V3N$Qv3L K33 KJW E3 XXVLQK3 , km; VM mbgmx C3W, 3ZKJCTKQ N KM :Mm; 'mww VLX, :3wa , G66 KMQOK W W x ' V J; X 4 K- 3, 9W2; K, x 13;: AUTOGRAPHQ AND MEMORIEQ AUTOGRAPHQ AND MEMORIEQ AUTOGRAPHQ AND MEMORIES AUTOGRAPHQ AND MEMORIEQ UNDERCLA QQMEN 109 No. 1. A. Heist ' - No. 2. L. Longlott 3 No. 3. KNEELING - P. Church, 8. Burns, M. Coleman, D. Angstadt, S. Clemens, M. Bertolet, D. Bender, A. Addesso, K. Bernstein, B. Bat- dorf, M. Arevolo. SITTING J. Baney, J. Bow. ers, K. Benson, 8. Behm, C. Bennis, J. Cline, B. Berry, M. Ahn, M. Ciatto, S. Coleman, 0. Alberts, G. Brossman, M. Bowen. No. 4. P. Gruber No. 5. ROW1 - P. Homsher, P. Gruber, P. Hol- leran, L. Hamilton. ROW 2 - D. Keim, B. Grom- Iing, K. Hiehle, C. Hafer, A. Heist, K. Jaggard, S. Guest, T. Hivner. ROW 3 - T. Griffith, J. Hart, M. Hiester, C. Kachel, B. Haage, G. Kicker- bocker, A. Grab, J. Hiester, C. Hinnershitz, L. Heckman, C. Kalis, M. Kavacevic, B. Hill, L. Houck. .. FREQHMEN FEEL A T HOME The first few days were hectic as the Freshman Class struggled to adapt to their new-found freedoms, but they soon felt at home in the high school. The energy and enthusiasm of the Freshmen will help them to become an important asset to Wyomissing Area High School. With the aid of upper- classmen, the Freshman Class will prove to be very successful in the upcoming years. No. 6. J, Lloyd No. 7. ROW 1 e C. Wagner, C. Westcott, J. Lloyd, K, Wunsch, J. Walker, K. Weiner, M, Wise, A. Uhl. ROW 2 - B. Trettin, S. Wagner, 8. Troffer, D. Straub, B. Strazdas, Wt Yocum, Jt Tomley, G. Skokowski, Fl. Walker. ROW 3 - A. Tere- fenko, Ji Wood, L. Warkoczewski, O. Veil, R. Wiedimyer, At Walsky. No. 8. ROW 1 - F. Donofrio, T. Firilas, S. Epler, Fl. Dickson, S. Daniels, A. Geer, D, Goeltz. ROW 2 e L Ferrara, D. Fisher, Kt Flanagan, R. Ferrandino, N. Faust, K. Madeira, M. Connor, ROW 3 - J. Cramp, S. Dufner, D. Forester, M. Diener, V. Cupani, J. Dawson, A. Dodson, T. Fey, K. Crough. No. 1. ROW 1 7 J. LeWIs, G, Lamey, D. MazurkleWIcz, D Lewis, A. Lauter ROW 2 7 D. Kearney, D. Krause, T. Love, L. Longlott, C, Leas, L. Llewellyn, A. Mar- marou. ROW 3 7 K. Long, L. Loftus, D. Lindy, K. Maderia ROW 4 7 M. Long, D. Lawrence, L. Kelley, I ng, G. Lignelli. No. 2. K Stafford. No. 3. D. Lmdy, L. Kelley, I. ng. No. 4. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICER- S Pam Homsher 7 President, Mike Shanaman 7 V, President, Cheryl Hafer 7 SecreIary, Leigh McKemy 7 Trear surer 112 No. 5. L. Slabik, E. Devlin, J. Hlester, L. Llewellyn. No. 6. ROW1 7 M. Moreadlth, L. McKemy, D. Nagle, ROWZ - K. Razzno, J. Pennington, C. Kachel, J. Lloyd, K. Morrlsey, J. Parker, D. Minnich, T. McDonough, G. Thomas. ROW 3 D, Rebholz, A. Reed, J. Perez, E, Najarran, M. Moore, P. Nally, J. Resser, C. McKeone, L. Medlglia, J. Mikita, P. Moh- ler, No. 7. G. Stauffer. No. 8. ROW1 7 S. Rehr, 8. Rule, L. Scir bllla, H. Siebach, G. Stauffer, 3 vahr ards, W. Schaeffer, S. Stallone. ROW 2 K. Stafford, C. Skaer, M. Skull, M. Savadelis, L. Slablk, D. Scott, W. Richr ards, A. Schlechter, K. Relnert. ROW 3 - J. Shultz, J. Scott, M. Shanaman, K. Snyder, K. Roberts. 113 No. 1. ROW 1 7 S Aarons, D. Bleakley, C Burkart, S. Angstadt, K. Bimng, P Brenner, L. Alsberge, M. Brass. ROW 2 7 B Bengston, D, Benms, C Ca1on, M. Burns, D. Brennan, P. Bowen, H. Chan- mng, K. Bautsch. ROW 3 7 J. Bowe, G. Brmgker, S. Chapm, T. Bohn, J. Ackelson, P Aheam. No.2.ROW1 7 J, Flynn, J. Fischman, A Daws, J. DeSancIIs. ROW 2 7 P. Edel- man,S. Ehrlich, L. Dolan, N Dav1s.ROW 3 7 B Gage, J Gelssler, M. Deck, A. Gabriel, E Devhn. ROW 4 7 B Epler, D. Gewss, D, Gilbert, P Gehrls, M DeCarlo, D. Grab 114 QOPHOMOREQ QTRIDE 0N The Sophomore Class added HSpecial Spirit and enthusi- asm to school activities this year. Their notable academic and athletic accomplishments made them a valuable part of Wyomissing Area High School. The ambitious nature and determination of this class displayed during Spirit Week activities will insure their success in the future. 4. No. 3. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sharon O'Reilly e President Judy Richardson e V President, Kathy Bautsch - Secretary Lisa Dojan e Treasurer No. 4. B. Steltz, J. Fischman No. 5. KNEELING - R. High, D. Kramer, B. Hehnly, K. Karper, D. Hill, Pt Hmnershitz, M. Killian, S Grant. STANDING e J. Herring, C. Kruschke, K, Heller, S. Koval, P. Johansson, K. Krohn, N. LaParo, L. Koppenhaver. SITTING - Jt Grant, K. Hollinger, M. Grant, M. Keller, 8. Gruber. 115 No. 1. ROW 1 J. McCarthy, P. Macary. ROW 2 D. Mayopoulos, K. Loftus, C. Marz, S. Lush, D. Long, C. Lundin. ROW 3 K. Love, 8. Love, 8. Leach, D. Matthew, S. Leidich, M. Muhlenberg, P. Mastromarino. ROW4 - S. Lowry, E. Ludwig, K. Miller, B. Lash, M. Morrissey, P. Murphy, 8. McDiII, S. McLean. No. 2. KNEELING G. Sowers, L. Winters, K. Werner, K. Wagner, A. Yoder, L. Tinkey, F. Stoyer. STANDING - D. Thomas, S. Warkoczewski, M. Wiser, B. Steltz, S. Whitmoyer, E. Wilson, M. Wolfe, B. Spang. SITTING P. Wiedinmyer, S. Weidner, C. Zember, R. Wescott, K. Visser. 116 QOPHOMOREQ QTEP UP 4. No. 3. ROW 1 M. Pupo, M. Prutzman, L. Siabik, P. Sheirich. ROW 2 - R. New- man, R. Smith, L. Paolini, A. Saltzman. ROW 3 J. Richardson, B. Powell, K. Simon. ROW 4 K. Samuels, C. Shee- han, G. Orzech, M. Powell. ROW 5 S. Rogers, L. Posey, R. Readdy. ROW 6 D. Reynolds, S. O'Reilly, C. O'Neil. No. 4. C. Zember, S. Weidner, P. Wiedin- myer. No. 5. H Charming, M Prutzman, J. Ackelson. 117 No. 1. ROW 1 L. Donofrio, D Gardner, AV Gangewere. ROW 2 N Crory, K. Gaston, B. Dutt, J. Flanagan. ROW 3 E. Ebbert, P, Gasser, LV Feick, B Delapp. ROW 4 S. Davis, 0 Finnochio, S, Dunlap. ROW 5 - K. Field, M. Gallagher, J Davis ROW 6 B. Gentry, A. Cupani, M. Damore. No. 2. JUNIOR CLASSOFFICERS Sue Stallone President Chris Bowen V. President missing Kim Knouse - Secretary Carolyn Finocchio Treasurer No. 3. L. Hansen, D. Lawrence 118 JUNIORS ENJOY THIRD YEAR No. 4. KNEELING ; T. Plowfield, L. McLean, D. Readdy, K, Olsen. STAND INC 7 S. Naylor, 3 Morris, V. Morris, 3. McGowan, P. Parker, K. Moore, 8. Peri nington, D. Parker, E. Razzano. SITTING e J. Morrissey, H, McKemy, D. Paolmi, T. Nally, No. 5. ROW 1 e L. Satoris, S. Stallone, N. Seibertt ROW 2 - L, Snow, A. Schlechter, B. Reppert, D. Richards, D, Sherry, K. Schiaditz, F. Moreadith, ROW 3 - M. Shahaman, R. Shitfer, C. Squt- tiero, Pt Salesky, J. Schatz. ROW 4 - D. Shirey, B. Spangler, K. Rosenast, G. Rehr, S. Schultz, D. Ludwig, F. Schaeffer. The Junior Class focused its efforts this year on the produc- tion of a memorable Junior-Sen- ior Prom. Their vigorous school spirit reflects their pride in their class and Wyomissing Area, traits which predict an excellent 5, Senior Class for next year. 119 No. 1. ROW1 P. Lorish, T. Kimmel, T. Leinbach, P. Lebengood, J. Kimmel, D. Kimball, G. Jones. ROW 2 A S. Lewis, N Marasco, J. Leas, K, Knouse, T. Lignelli. ROW 3 - C. Mazurkiewicz, J. Mayopou- Ios, D. Lawrence, L. Light, 8. Kozak, J Klein, H. King. No. 2. A. Schlechter No. 3. J Hiehle No. 4. ROW 1 C. Whitesell, H. Zim- merman, A. Ziegler, L. Tardue, T. Wag- ner, H. Uhl, J. Strombsky, J. Wise. ROW 2 a K, Winters, E. Walsky, M. Werner, S. Stauffer, P. Gerring, T, High, E Witten- berg, 120 No. 5. ROW 1 - D. Gernart, C. Gigliotti, J. Hackett, L, Janssen, L. Gibble. ROW 2 - L. Haage, M. Geoltz, M. Hoffman, D. Jones, R Hamilton, W. Kershner, G. KeI ler, L. Himeisen, S. Gutherie. ROW 3 - T. Hummel, M. Houck, R. German, J. Hiehle, J. Holleran. No. 5. ROW 1 - D. Bright, C. Comins, P. Boulanger, N. Crider. ROW 2 S. Beane, C. Columbo, C. Bowen, D. Bialas, J. Buchter, S. Colapreto, G.Castellucci. ROW 3 B. Cook, C. Bowe, C. Brooks, K. Cope, C. Cooper, C. Conrad, C. Bross- man, 8. Bausher, D. Bradford, M. Are- valo. 121 This year senior Vo-Tech student, Patty Bensinger, a member of the Vocational Industrial Club of America, was elected as the morning President of Berks East Vocational Technical School and the Eastern Regional Vice-President of the state of Pennsylvania. This club's purpose is to aid stu- dents in mastering useful leadership skills and preparing them for their vocations. Patty's offices include planning and running meetings and activities, as well as maintaining constant public relations between vocational-technical schools and the state. Wyomissing Area proudly acknowl- edges Patty's achievements. No. 1. F. Blatt No. 2. A. Kreuzberger, B. Swider No. 3. P, Bensinger No. 4. ROW 1 - D. Fiorentino, J. Palumbo, R. Madiera, L. Jackson, D. Tucci, K. Weinman, J. Smith, C Eck. ROW 2 e S. Cosgrove, K. Metz, J. Stilianos, B. Lowry, Re Beuscher, R. Angstadt, R. Heckman, M. Baker, J. Freeman, J. Stoltzfus. ROW 3 e D. Wheeler, S. Johnson, P. Gromling, L. Henry, T Roesch, M. Harter, K. Manzolillo, R. Graeff, S. Hague, J. Churico, J. Kearney, J. Kline, A. Hoffert. 122 V0- TECH PREPAREQ FOR TRADE A choice of thirty programs offered at the Berks Vocational Schools read- ies the Wyomissing Area Vo-Tech stu- dents for future occupations. After a morning at the Vo-Tech in Oley or Leesport, the students return to the high school to supplement career training with academic work. Three majors at the Vo-Tech and then three majors at Wyomissing not only pre- pare the students for work opportuni- ties immediately after high school but also provide a firm foundation in basic academics. No. 5. ROW 1 - N. Colapreto, C. Bossler, L. Rutkowski, D. Wunsch. ROW 2 - H. Moore, M. Zember, C. Klusewitz, L. Schaeffer, L. Heller, L. Serba. ROW 3 e K. Harding, V. Adams, L. Boll, M. Haas. ROW4 - W. Richards, F. Blatt, L. Klu- sewitz, A. Kreuzberger. ROW 5 e T. Heckman, B. Darraugh, J. Simon, B. Metri, G. Andy. No. 6. N. Colapreto 123 BRUCE ALLEN ADAMS JR. Bruce . . . Grizzly . . . weekends, movies, The Center . . .Crusin' in the Bird . . . N.Y.C. Street Sign . . . The Almighty Bowling Ball . . . The Block . . . Bunny . . . Burger King . .I'II hit 'em you run. . .Hyde Park. . . Future includes lots of hard work. DANNY MICHAEL ADAMS Egg. . . 5H3t77 . . . Katie and $t1 . . . bese's and burns. . .W.R.. . WFish and Mole. . .oI' Suave 10 . . .BLUE. . .Nationals in Florida. . .UA and AB. . . lifeguarding? . . . blea, argh, Nel' . . . my selfishness . . . great sisters . . . hello! . . . Ionelinessthappiness . . . diving friends? . . . future includes collegetfinding myself. BRIAN E. AHEARN HDazed . . . sleep much in 3rd period Class. . . HLerch , ttChiper , HRoIIem Ryder and Shyloch 5th period . . . Being thrown out . . . ttNationalism , Wow Man,backpacking. . .Cindy. . .Weekends and Parties, Memories . . . you . . . HYes Concert . . . Understand whatlmean?. . .Futureincludes bumming around. . .? EDWARD EARL BAUSHER Ed . . . HFudd . . . the ttblock . . . S-morning B-baII . . .LB.A.. . .Social League. . .The Phil's. . .Sixers . . .Band. . .Chorus. . .P.R. 1 . . .the Canadian Gift . . .ltaly. . .Florida. . .I-Club. . .making the rounds . . . Wally's . . . janitors . . . memories with good friends . . . speciai people . . . study halls . . . future is undecided. KAREN HELENE BAUTSCH soap parties . . t futile efforts . . . the Caper . . . scoop . twigs and headlights . . . deja vu . . . Fruit of the Loops . . . Get to it . . . Fleetwood Iockerroom sights . neutral . . . Disneyworld . . . city lights . . . Hyou promised! . . . Hills . . . hoping . . .which room. . . 36074 . . . Spirit Week hassles . . . special friends and family. SANDRA LEE BEHM Sandy . . . Sammy . . . HFORREST . . . Great times with Christy, Tina, and Brenda . . . V-T . . . 550 Chest- nut St. 2nd Floor . . . Great Parents . . . Suspension times . . . The Ponderosa . . . The MU and the crazy snowman and climbing trees . . . many beautiful times with Forrest. . . Future Plans include Marriage. STEVEN ANDREW BENNIS HBeaver , 1 1-17-76, Becky, Reckless abandon . . . pret- zels . . . Ohio . . . Prom breakfast . . . tears . Thanks to coaches . . . Summer trips to town . . . Je l'aime. . . New Year's Eve. . . 11:30 escape. . . Red- man. . . A black lab. . .Runs with Mush, Ed. . . 4th at the shore. . .JT. . .RSVP. . .Great Parents! PATRICIA ANN BENSINGER Patti . . . 1OX18176 . . . HHerbie . . . stuck in the snow . . . countless trips to Birdsboro . . . W.R. . . . talks with Lynn, Christy . . . great friends and memories from Vo-Tech and VICA . . . my never ending love for MICHAEL . . . a word to two wonderful people . . THANKS MOM and DAD . . . future holds Nursing and Marriage. BARBARA ANN BICKEL Bic. . . Barbie. . . UYou're RUSS' sisterl? . . ttSnooks . . . airhead? . . . Dobs . . . California sum- mers with Cyn . . . elephants! . . . Billy Joel . . . gossip .ttnatty . . .Congenials. . .$14O chase. . .thrill- riding . . . close calls . . . CRAZY antics with Leishee . . . having parties . . . bebopping . . . babbling . . . green M81M's . . . WHN secrets . . . special Friendships . . .GREATTIMES! JOSEPH ROBERT BINASIEWICZ Joe B . . . Joe . . . head rush, No Rush . . . State Hill incidents. . . Ha Lou, looking for ya! . . .good gigs. . . REO. . . THC . . . Baseball?. . . good times with Brad- ley . . . Har and the gang . . . Monday Night at Zem's . . .Vo-Tech. . .whippets. . .riff-raff. . .sheish. MICHAEL ANTHONY BOWE ttMikey . . . N80 80 . . . Spirit Week with Mason and Bruno. . . Windshields. . . Bumper cars . . . Crusin in the Bo Bo Mobile . . . Gone Brigade . . . Civic Center in Phila . . . Allnighters . . . Pounding A Few With Pencil, Fat and Rick . . . Weekends . . . B-ball Showers . . . Movin On. . . Friends. . . Radicals. . . Future Includes Work and Good Times. JANE LOUISE BRASS HJane . . . ttDroops . . . skiing . . . 10t2t76. . . great summers at T-W and EM. . . . lunchin' gang. . . soda can incident . . . trail of chaos . . . 9-2-2 . . . instructor face . . . Prom 77 . . . Any good gossip? . . . $1100 dress. . .two families. . .endurance not speed . . . future e college and plenty of good times with friends. WILLIAM ROGER BRIGHT WR t$1 . . . You Look Like You're About Eight . . . Buddy Buddy . . .Mona . . . The Magic Kingdom . . Cramp . . . Them Stay-outs . . . Midway . . .Movies With Rich and the Boys. . . Univ. of Tennessee. . .Chi- cago Concert . . . Great Times at Vo-Tech . . . Future Includes College - Maybe. TIMOTHY MICHAEL BROPHY Broph . . . Boge. . . Head Rush, No Rush . . . Gig's at Joe's. . .playingin the pit. . .The good taste of shesh? ...Harterowesme1!...20n1...Swuank. .. Cruizes to the shore . . . R.E.O. . . . Foreignor . . . Schmidties. . .Gladit'sover. . . TIMOTHY MICHAEL BURNS HTim . . .Good Times with HBRO . . .Free Strawberry Shake . . . B-ball . . . Foghat. . . W.R. Boy. . .Good times at Vo-Tech. . .HJohnny . . . Kansas. . . ttPike . . .G.L.M. it31. . .Big Mac. . .Good ByetoW.A.H.S. DANIEL RAYMOND CAPOZELLO HCapo . . . HCappy . . . HSpaghetti . . . Great Par- ents . . . Drum Corps . . . many concerts . . . Led Zep- plin . . . Florida . . . Red Heads . . . Vo-Tech. . . Trips to Haven . . . many parties . . . little green wagon . . . CONVO. . .B.D.R.. . .W.R.. . .Long Bus Rides. . . Brass Monkey . . . future plans include work and drum corps. DEBBIE LYNN CARMELO Carmel . . . Rick's Ant Hill Mob . . . 208 . . . My house. . .Funny Bunny. . .W.R. Rowdies. . .We Will Rock You . . . Great Mom and future dad . . . Hat party ...HagsRoad...Sharon...Feet. . .Cos U- Mat. . .chess. . . Getting Small . . . Paul's and Tim's house. JOYCE CHANG BANZAI . . . Congenials . . . tails . . . bird calls . . . abuse Werbal and otherwisa . . . eructating . . . soda- can incident. . . Hroller derby . . . Dearheart and THE Excursion. . .devices. . .Bloomsburg. . .TP'ing. . . BIZARRE . . . gossip . . . Four Elements to perfect eve- ning . . . HThe Route . . . mining for prospects . . . California. . .futureincludes college. CORINNE LEE CHANNING HCorny . . .HCorChan . . .BestestBuddies. . .Just like that . . . Bench Breaking Rah Rah. . . DD. and the snacktray. . . Bumper Cars. . . trail of chaos . . . lun- chin' gang. . . the HCAPER . . .good gossip. . .cer- tain crushes . . . Great Friends . . . Future - college and keeping in touch with old friends. GARY CHWASTIAK Chwas . . . Arnold . . .Never Forget the Times at V0- Tech and Wyo. High . . . Learning Tricks of the Trade From Mr. Hoffert . . . Knows A Big Secret . . . Future Plans include . . . Lifting With Arnold Schwarzenegger and Brother Teo At Worlds Gym - Santa Monica, Calif. SUSAN KATE COHN HSue . . . HSusie . . . Shore '77 . . . special memo- ries. . .skiing experiences. . .mid-daybreaks. . . 11- 8-75 . . . weekend corruption . . . a series of firsts . allnighters. . .fearsome twosome. . . 9-2-2 . . .camp- ing trip . . . shared secrets with Lez . . . Plan A e Plan B . . .nun for a day. . .ngease . . . the rabbit. future includes college and skiing. KEVIN PAUL COLEMAN HKC . . . i'Cole . . . HGordie . . .W.R. . . .HMad Bomber . . . B.Ball with Dale and Richard . . . 22-0 . . .B-BallShowers. . .Spirit Week decorating. . .The Hut. . .HBoston . . .Majors. . .Honor Roll?. . .life- guard. . .HSecretAdmirerTK . .HThe W.R. Boys . . . Wyo. Buddies. . . itoooh Baby . . .THANKS WYO. . . Future includes College. MARIANNE CONNOR HPixanne . . .P.S. e P.W. . . .Canadian moose?. . . Dearheart Excursion . . . out of gas . . . Son Lig visits . . . ttRise and Shine . . . owner of THE camper. singing pub . . . fairy godmother . . . Georgie G. . . . Colorado Cousins! . . .wonderful family and friends. good gossip. . . Sacandaga . . . HES Ia hora . . . trail of chaos. . .Braceface. SARAH JANE CRAIG HSaiiy e a slow Southern girl . . . bushes . . . shower doors . . . Atilla . . . red Volkswagens . . . bathtubs in the ceiling. . . Hfailing to work to capacity . . .July 4th fire . . . My Friend . . . summer trip to town . . . new house e new friends . . . Brandymarshmallows . greatfamilyejustappreciate it. . .future has begun. CINDY LEE CRORY HCindy . . .HCin . . .Flutfy. . .8X10i76. . .Teddy Bear . . . The Shore H77 . . . terrific parents . . . cho- rus . . . Chorale . . . solos . . . G.S.L. . . . Sweet Wil- e Iiams . . . good friends . . .talks with Pam S. . . . Pitts- burgh with Robin. . .fights. . . most of all, STEVE. . . ? my future includes college and a singing career. KERRY LYNN CROUGH itK.C. . . .nKiwi . . .bizarre. . .Congenials. . .bar- gain hunting . . . rollerderby . . . $140 excursion . . . Wilson gang . . . Park City . . . six lanes of terror . . . parties. . .thefish. . .Banzai!. . .Dearheart. . .gos- sip . . . greetings . . . thrill rides . . . renegades . . . mellow. . . ooh babyl . . .devoted Evergreen fan with Krone. . .futureincludes college and psychology. DAREN GLEN DAVIDSON HA Flick of Sunshine Upon A Strange Shore, The Time to Remember; The Time For A Sigh, And e Goodbye! Con- rad. KIRK DAWSON A new school . . . new friends. . . and new year, the last year. Past. . . Present. . . Future, it's all what you make it . . . ITII live my life to its fullest, if not for myself - for them; March 8th, 1977 e March 315t and September 1st, 1977. ELIZABETH K. DELAPP True Happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. e HBunny , Beck, GREAT parents . . . fun times with friends . . . buddy Jolynnie . . . 505 . . . away weekends . . . the shore . . . aloe . . .MONTY. . .U-10?. . .concerts. . .Roseilo's. . . The Female. . .futureincludes College. LUZ CAROLINA DIAZ Caroline . . . a friendly Ecuadorian . . . always with a smile . . . heiping Mr. Kegerise teach Spanish . . . Hal- loween and birthday parties with Mr. Dowlling in ISO . . . Myfirst snow. . .HI have cold . . .Iost in the halls. . . alwayslate. . .Good Luckinthe Future. . WChao . HENRY DIENER Hank . . . t'You Know What i Mean! . . . Yes! . . . HGrateful Dead . . . -Norm1-? . . . Good Times With The Fish . . . HThe Circle . . . Heineken . . . Future Plans: Welding, Loving Ann. JAMES MILLER DiENER Dino what?. . .Have A Cigar. . .Stuck in State Hill, Joc. Shop with Jimbo . . . Pink Floyd and all the others . . . take me to the nearest gig . . . Florida with the Band. . . HChristmas 76 e along with many others! . . . Future includes:travel,college. . .G'BYE. JOHN B. DIENER III John. . .Great Parents. . . Father Trolly. . . Raul . . . Great Friends. . . Ray's Gang . . . 9730776- 12730776 ...Pace. . .Ho!. . .Kansas. . .Rt.22280uth?. .. Oh Tony!. . .New York'75,'76,'78. . .l've gotaCana- dian dollar . . . Alpha Romeo 76 . . . Gussy O . . . Future includes being myself. JOSEPH EDWARD DOLL Doll. . .W.R.. . .Courts. . .175. . .Underthe Bridge . . . Cruising . . . Dentmobile . . . Shore with Winnie . . . B-Ball Games . . . Moonlighters . . . B.O.C. . . . Montego MX . . . HSchaef , HFond , HDeke , ttHins Gang , Quarter kegs . . . Brother Cal . . . Sunday Foot- ball. . . Later. . .Spot the Mona. . .Good Times. . . Great Parents. . .California. KATHLEEN ZITA DOUGHERTY HKathy . . . HDoci' . . . bestest buddies . . . just like that. . .lunchin'. . .trail of chaos. . .endurance. . . risquei routines . . . bumper cars . . . danoao . . . Sat- nites. . .speciai surprises. . . Prom '77. . .7710776 . . tomorrows? . . . a very good year . . . terrific family and friends . . . future - college and keeping in touch with close friends. EDWARD J. DUFNER Skip . . . Iaffs with Grizzly Ed . . . Stones freak . . . 'Cuda. . .Nuc. Sci trip to PSU. . . HOh my nose . . . IIAfro . . . AP English . . . Dancing Decimals, Famous numbers . . . Altoona e 3 miles . . . Nat. Merit picture . . .HSweet . . .Heading for college. DAVID ALLEN DUNLAP Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the proph- ets; I am not come to destroy, but to fulfill. Ibid REBECCA ELLEN EDELMAN Becky. . . 11-17-76. . . Thanks, Mr. Dowling . . . Stevie B. . . . RSVP. . . Finnish Friend. . . Karen's can. dies. . . Pimms. . .Atilla. . .love Mom and Dad. . . Batavia . . . Prom breakfast. . . Island in the Sun . . . Shower doors . . . Sukie . . . 11:30 escape . . . tears . . . homeroom?. . .summer trip to town . . .Je l'aime . . .four good years. RICHARD KARL ENTZMINGER See You In The Next World, Don't Be Late. Jimi Hendrix DANIEL JOSEPH ESSER I came in the spring of '75. This was my eighth state with a great family. I enjoyed competing on the cross-country and track teams with coach Gottshall. High school was a time to clown around and have fun. Ll LIAN JEANETTE EWAYS HBoo , TiWays ,. . .Right off the Boat. . .TiStiil Steam- ing . . .HI think this wire will hold us! . . . The Cellar . . commercial . . . T'Hiester's . . . New Year's Eve . . . mIhe real thing . . . TiAnyone's kitchen but your own . . . HPork Pies . . . Johnny's for lunch . . . Tiwaiters in London . . .Ralph! EDWARD CHARLES FABRIZIANI Edi. ..Easy. ..Fab. .,Moe. . .StageCrew. .. Band . . . Me Igor. . . Dah Louie. . . Bobo, Lonny, and AI . . . W.R. . . . Halloween Punch in the face . . . Vo- Tech with Jack . . . Uncle Nick's brown hat . . . Popcorn . . . The HDOC . . . Robin Hood . . . Future includes Bricklaying. JOHN HARRY FEEMAN Curly m Hair . . . iiPubie . . . The Block TRule Booky . . .B.K. with Fudd,Christian,and Bruce. . .flippin' out during Chicago . . . Phillies . . . Band Bus :3 . . . HThe Ants Go Marching . . . Practice Room 1:1 . . . Canadian Present . . . Fred, HCharlie Brown , Mighty Midget. . .Right?. . .o.k.. . .Ray. . .specialfriends, great memories. MARY M. FIRILAS Marys and Schmorys . . . HFrillas . . . HCharlies Ange- lettes . . .G.G. . . .A Certain Witty Fraulein . . .Spim- mons . . . Chorus wiCruss . . . goya . . . Dances. . . Weekend Retreat. . .Conventions . . . 1U19i77 . . . My travels to Greece . . . Summer '76 . . . 3 Dizzy Chicks. . . Great Family. . . Special Friends. . . reflec- tions. . .memories. . .future plansinclude college. ELIZABETH INEZ FISCHMAN TTLiz . . . HLizzard . . . HFish . . . It's all your fault . . . England, Ireland, Germany, and Austria . . . Florida, second home. . . Colorado. . . The swamp. . . Parties . . .TiDo Something . . .HTaIk to me . . .Stats. . . TTMoIe . . . Check it out. . . Egg . . . 5H3i77. .. Many greatFriends. . .futureincludes college. DIANE CAROL FISHER ttDee Dee . . . Unforgettable times with the crew . . . A special 18th birthday party. . . HYes and Pocano's with Sherri, Dot, and Betty. . . intown with Julie. . .Summer of tt77 . . . The Animals. . . The Greatest Parents. . . V26i76. . .where's the fire, slim?. . . The W.R. gang . . .A Future of Friendships. LAUREN ELIZABETH FORRY HLor For . . . HLorna . . . UFIourine . . . Hills girl . . . laughs . . . Iollipops . . . camper parties . . HHow's the weather? . . .HCountry Roads . . .HJeIIy ...Band. . .RAH!. . .HShorty . . .Prom'77. . .2 i7X77 . . . memories . . . Hut. . . England e Ireland . . . Pimms . . . looking behind dressers . . . ttFriendly Girl . . . famous falls . . . special friends . . . special family. . .fulfilling future. BRENDA LEE FULLER Bren; small fry . . . great times with Sammy, Tina, Christy, Lisa . . . special memories of Bryan . . . Temple University. . . Vo-Tech . . . HSammy's great Fall . . . HWonderful Parents . . . HLoving Brothers . . . HNice Grandparents . . . HDo I Look All Right? . . . Summer H77 . . .hospital gang. . . Future plan includes the Air Force. DOUGLAS CHARLES FULLER Doug . . . Rein . . . Dude . . . Good Times At Vo-Tech . . .Johnny. . . Florida . . . HAmtrack . . . Pinching . . .tSomeone Special HJulie'O D-Day Oct. 4, 1975 . . . Good Parents . . . Air Force . . . Getting Married . . . HGood Times At The Haunted House . . . Great Times with Dan . . . Loving Sister. STEVEN RUSSELL GAGE Steve, Stebie, Sweetie, Joe whatever . . . Transfer . . . Bethlehem Liberty. . . Cliques . . . snobs . . . My Hills People. . . shameless. . . legs. . . mornings in library . . .JA. . .conferences. . .othertransferees. . .Ger- many . . . Weekends in Bethlehem . . . Bizarre evening around Reading . . . friends . . . Loves . . . immobility . transferees . . . Future includes college, success, fun. MEGAN GALLAGHER Megan! mo variationsy . . . Theatre . . . growth . . . HCat . . . drama club, 'tMary Sunshine . . . president . . . t'Matress . . . GENESIUS. . . 'Mack and Mabel . . H'Time Heals Everything . . . HGooch . . . it2, a friend, as it were, a second self . . . Bill, Mark, Michael, Dan, the GallagherGirls. . .THE CITY,N.Y.U. ROSEANN E. GEIGLE Rose, Rosie. . . a poet. . . McD's . . . KEN . . . Mus- tangs . . . animal lover . . . horses . . . mid-day breaks . senior breakfast? . . . concerts and parties . . . great friends . . . Summer . . . Lanes . . . 10t22t77 . . weddings . . . Air Force . . . Florida 75; 77' . . . band. . .Weeds. . . midnight bowling . . . icetea. . . Lansdalel. . .close calls. . .Future-Undecided. VIRGINIA KAY GEISSLER HGinger . . . HKathy . . . Hey red! . . . trips to the mall. . .check it out!. . .the Hills. . .Michelle. . .b- ball, softball games. . .apricots. . . band dropout. . . twin sister? . . . Woolworth's . . . Wilson friends . . . senior lunch. . .soaps. . .jeans, jeans, jeans. . . Flo- rida . . . great times with good friends . . . future includes college. STACEY JOAN GIROLAMO HDirect your eye inward, and you'll find a thousand regions in your mind yet undiscovered. Henry David Thoreau Future includes happiness with my family, my friends, and Dave. BRUCE ALAN GOLBEY Bruce. . . Good Times - not at Wyo. . . bone up! . . . Skiing, California t Missouri . . . WHAT'S up! . . . Catching a Javlin, and everything else that happened - or didn't. ARTHUR MICHAEL GORMAN Gormo. . .Mike. . .bad experiences, hospitals. . .too many . . . football . . . track . . . pumping iron . . . Undecided plans for the future. KENNETH GOSS GUY ALAN GRAUERT Hlittle boy . . . good times with iBro . ornaments with James . . . S-morning . . . somewhat of a large Buick to come . . . friends . . . unforgettable times at B.M.W. . . . Kathy Bautsch . . . school wasn't bad, but Good-by to Wyo. Hio. STEVEN D. GRILL hTALL MAN . . . i'TaIler than most . . . NTic . . . W.R. Man . . . Courts . . . Shop with Het and Conrad . . . Great times in school with Jeff . . . P.E. major with Diamond. . .bench warmer. . .and great parents. SHARON ANN GROMLING Shortie. . .Jim's Jumping Jelly Beans. . . Deb's house i . . .get small . . . Big Brother Jim . . . TECHER . . . frognut . . . close friends Carmel, Bone, Birdie, Feet, Penny, Pretzel, Cricket . . . Debbie . . . cos . . . Great times at Vo-Tech with Vicki, Kathy, Todd . . . HOuee - i Ouee . . . Great Parents . . . future includes cosmetol- ogy. JOHN WADEMAN GUTHRIE HJohn . . . FRODO LIVES . . . The River . . . Gopher Hole . . . Skynard, Frampton at J.F.K. . . . the Budies . . .Oscar. . . HJust came for the ride . . .AWHOOHA . . .talks about Einstein . . .Crusin' to P.S.U.. . . HTexan Love Song . . .Watching Sue. . .GREAT FAM- ILY. . .July Fourth Parties. . .Heading South to U.Va. SCOTT ALLEN HAGUE HHoag . . . Hoagmeister. . .Scooter. . . Hagie. . . Road Rallye with HWinnie . . . HBIack Horse Hotei . . . Flying in the Celica . . . Long Talks with HGordon . . . W.R. . . . Playing B-Ball At The Courts . . . Sittin on the Corner . . . Good Times with Good Friends . . . GREAT PARENTS. . .Futurelncludes Work. GEORGE N. HALULAKOS HHaI . . . memorable times at BMW. . . . the extin- guisher . . . parties . . . great friends at H.N. . . . foot- ball at Sparks . . . Armo, Spec . . . cocca . . . ailstar . .swimming careerended at14. . .cruisin. . .ware- house slaves . . . late night B-Ball games . . . tilet's get serious . . .great parents. JAMES B. HARRIS HJim . . . HHairbone . . . Skeleton Key . . . Carlton . . .W.R. . . . The Top Banana . . . ROLES. . .Ace? . . . Einstein freak . . . HDiscovering the Rings of Ura- nus . . .Artillery Class. . .Elrod. . .Clink Clink. . . Awoohas with Shinsk. . .one-man Rounds. . .One and Five. . . impersonations. . .Swak. . . Baseball?. . . Great Family. SCOTT BRUCE HARRIS HBruno . . . HPencil Chest . . .AII nighters. . .Spirit week with Mason and Bowe . . . cone brigade . . . Mid- night swims . . . parties . . . Crash . . . Bumper Cars . running out of gas. . .Van. . . lunch gang. . snowball fights. . .cruising in the Bowe mobile. . . Lol- iipops and Mrs. C. and B. . . .Prom. . .Future includes coHege. PAUL VINCENT HARTER HYiggy , HPenciI , 10730776 . . . 12713775. . . Spe- cial Moments With Lez . . . Late Nights and Early Morn- ings With Dave. . . Hopin At The Shore. . . B-Ball . . . Showers With Mace . . . Trip To Gettysburg . . . Lunch Time Extravaganza At Rob's . . . Easter Sunday 76 . . . 22-0. . . 2 on 1 . . . Davey Brighty. . . Hilarious Times with Mr. Riegel . . . Future includes college. LORI A. HECKLER Lori . . . great times with Brenda . . . that special some- one. . .9-2-2. . .Noodle in closet. . .Norml. . .Hob- bit . . . cruisin with Kelly, Dot, Crud, and Broom . . . fearsome twosome . . . weekends with HGenny . . . 8- 9-77 . . . long talks . . . hassles. . . 7-26-80. . . Miff- linfriends. . .Crashli. . .and especially mylove,Jeff. RICK SCOTT HETRICH HRick . . . HHet . . . Cindy . . . Mites - County Champions . . . basketball with Bob, Dale, Dick . . . 6th Period Anthro. . . Dale's favorite. . . Picture 220. . . Hawaiiwith Hins. . .Jack Price Caper. . .Weekends at Penn National . . . B-Ball At Hershey . . . Future includes Traveling. ROBIN LYNN HEWITT Robin. . .Robs. . .Robin Eggs. . .975777. . .mid- day breaks. . .Free Bird. . .the mu. . .WR. . .Har- dee's . . . partytime . . . are you running? . . . many close calls . . . country cruises . . . dazed and confused . . the hill . . . Pittsburgh with Cindy . . . many great times with goodfriends. . .future includes nursing. JEFFREY LYNN HIESTER HJeff . . . HEIrod . . . Dodger fan . . . skeleton key . . . McCarver. . . W.R. . . .football, baseball, bowling . . . The Top Banana . . . Hairbone, Tall Man . . . 5-0 . . . The Ben-Gay Kid . . . Mr. Clutch . . . He's Dead . . .you're too good. . . The HNo . . .Pottsville. . . future plans include Shippensburg State College. DONALD KENT HILL HKent . . .from the Hills. . .rules forfools. . .Dazed and Confused . . . Keep on Gigging . . . eluding Big Red . . . Pink Floyd and the Dead . . . the lot . . . future plans include traveling . . . frequent trips to Thailand and pearl diving off the coast of Peruvia. ROGER ALLEN HINSEY Hins . . . Lynard . . . W.R. . . . 5th and Chestnut . . . The Ho-Ground . . . Great Times With Fote, Har and Bryan. . .Gigs at Joe's. . .Bird Scares. . .Flight714 . . .Dishroom Local2112. . .CatchaBuzz?. . .Ridlng TheTraln. DANIEL CRAIG HIRNEISEN Danny. . .Hernie. . .WOW. . .K.D.. . .lLove You . . . The Trip . . . 7HOl76 . . . Mr. Deacon's Favorite . . . He's Crazy. . . More Than A Feeling . . Lunch-N- Munch. . .GreatParents. . .Many Special People. . . Kathy, my O-A-O . . . Future includes having a great time and learning about life. STEPHANIE HIRTLE Swedish Girl Scout Pledge, llYou may not know all the answers but you probably won't be asked all the ques- tions either. . . . Consume! Consume! Consume! . . . Dearest comrades e Pickles, Pimento, Stetts, Lizard, andGinger. . .S.Hir1le. . .llResidentGenius . CINTHIA ANN HOMSHER Cindy . . . young, sweet and innocent . . . blushing beauty . . . an angel . . . Tockwogh bunny . . . always hunting. . .Beautiful Blue Sea. . . Mr. D. . . . England and Ireland . . . pimms . . . spiritweek hassles . which room? . . . Hills . . . Fantastic Family and Friends . . . llaren't we having fun? . . . Future includes every- thing. BONNIE CAROL HORNING Bon Bon . . .great times with Hills Gang . . .Soo Lig visits. . . t'Rise and Shine . . . pyro. . . bowling with Mr. D. . . . England - Ireland . . . good gossip . . . library laughs . . . a tuna fetish . . . bumper cars . . . road rallyes. . .out of gas. . .agreatfamily. . .future includes college. SHERRI LYNN HOTZMAN HHotzie . . . great friends . . . t'cruising . . . skating . . . Road Railye . . . Wilson friends . . . Willow Pines . . . Summer '77 . . . 'ithat's all she wrote . . . Apollo . . . Hdo it, do it . . . Hyea, really? . . . HPisa . . . Hershey. . .great parents. . .future-CPA. ROBERT HOWE Bo Bo . . . Howdy Doody . . . Will always remember the good times in the band . . . Moe . . . Florida 76 . . . and Stage Crew . . . Doctor Smith's Expository writing class . . . Future plans, Appliance Serviceman. BRUCE DAVID JOBSE Jops . . . music-head . . . Morning Show tunes . . . ttFiim director . . . at the opera . . . 88 . . . Comfort . . . Circle . . . jams with Gormo . . . gold reef . . . Wakeman concert. . .Weis quality. . .Cid. . . planta- tion . . . many gigs and concerts . . . glad it's over . . . Granchruisin'. . .futureincludes music. MICHELENE CATHERINE JOHNSON Mike . . . HThe Crew . . . cruisin in the t'Finns . . . good times at Vo-Tech . . . memories of '75 . . . the movie . . . fingers . . . summertime 76-77 . . . Myers- town Quarry. . . Rehobath beach. . . Doc. . .Allnight- ers. . . The Mountains. . .vanity fair. . .Dan. . . My Love For My Family. . . Future includes being a Hair Styl- ist. Q KAREN LYNNE JONES HJonesy . . . Es Ia hora . . . Vamos a cantar . . . Flo- rida '75 . . . Proms . . . The Hut . . . Spirit Week. . . camper parties . . . running out of gas . . . good gossip . . . $300 fine . . . Brad . . . great times with good friends and family. . . sexercises. . . 3i9i76. . . spe- cialmemories. . .futureincludes college. KAREN LEE KAUFFMAN moved from Alaska . . . chem lab with Kerry . . . lolly pops. . .trying for anAin A.P.. . .Luncheon gang. . . snowball fights . . . pizza hut pick-up . . . truck . . . Alaska for Mass . . . bumper cars . . . road rallye . . . lost . . . partys . . . mostly, new friends . . . future includes college. CHARLES VICTOR KIMMEL Saturday Nights. . . Jordan Bros. Deer Lake. . . Barrels at Heggy's . . . Mighty Muffled Modified Madness . . . Parking with K.P. . . . Never on time . . . grubbing up . . . New Jersey Spring Vacation . . . Steve, Tim, Mark . . . Working at Macs . . . 68 Firebird . . . guardrails and embankments . . . Concerts at Spectrum. ALAN KINKAID Jodie . . . Flooding The Darkroom At Tech . . . Photogra- pher For School Newspaper And Yearbook . . . 7i3i77 . . .2 Golf Exhibitions. . . Matthew Alan Kinkaid. . . All Good Friends At Vo-Tech . . . Telepathy . . . Student Of Month Twice. . . Mike's House. . . Your Smiling Face . . .Daydreaming OfJodie. . . On and On . LESLIE SUSAN KLINE HLez . . . HTumblesV' . . . special moments with Paul . . . hamper . . . Dickinson weekends . . . 4 AM . . . hum. . . 9-2-2 . . . shared secrets with Sue. . . ngease . . . nun for a day. . .chigger bites. . . Eng- land and Ireland trip. . . Pimms. . .walking in circles . . .Mantoloking. . .greatfamily. . .KC. . .Hills. . . memories. . .futureincludes college. WENDY ANN KLINE Bubbles . . . HWindy . . . camper parties. . . Hills gang. . . The Highlander. . .lollipops. . . Burning the Bomb . . . summers at the park . . . never forget Mark . . . Rise and Shine . . . Country Roads . . . Varsity Bowling. . . Prom '77. . .Pimms. . . England e Ire- land . . . Thanks to great parents and friends. . .future includes anesthesiology. JOHN STUART KRAUSE HPaul . . . HMr. Excitement . . .6 crazy years of band . . . Florida '75 . . . Thanksgiving Day '77 . . . Pinball maniac . . . Future includes college and becoming a suc- cessful Mechanical Engineer. LORI MARIE KROENIG Krone . . . Kobbig foot . . . dizzy blonde . . . soda can incident. . . bizarre . . .gossip. . . renegades. . . six lanes of terror. . .Labor Day. . .congenials. . .Hroller derby . . . sabotage . . . braces . . . the van . . . ten- nis balls. . . the Wilson Gang . . . softball . . . devoted Evergreen fan with K.C. . . . future includes college and dental hygiene. SUSAN PATRICIA LA PARO ttSue . . . Hes la hora . . . taking a lap . . . England e Ireland. . . the singing pub. . . Dearheart excursion . trail of chaos . . . good gossip . . . Hred as your hairt' . . . Florida . . . the perfect kitchen . . . road ral- lyes . . . good times with great family and friends . future includes college. ROXANNE ELIZABETH LASH HROX . . . HFoxy Roxy . . . the hills . . . memories with great friends . . . the mall . . . B-Ball, football games . . . 3t28t77 . . . HCircIesH . . . Hsilver stang . Htrick-or-treating . . . orange juice . . . Pizza Hut . road rallyes . . . Hcrushes . . . track. . . Hsuper spaz . . . Htomcat . . . Wilson friends . . . Washing- ton DC . . . parties . . . concerts . . . future includes nursing. CLAYTON E. LEACH 'tLerch . . .HSpaz . . .HLife'sa. . . . . .German ll . . . Latin II . . . powdered sugar . . . the book room . . . Miss Meyer. . .fifth period study '76-'77. . .HFun and games at Bindenwood eh? . . .ttlts. . . . . .Latin Banquet. . .Future College Life? BRUCE EDWARD LEININGER Bruce . . . HNoah . . . ttMonkey Hands . . . Many Great Friends . . . ttThe Band Goes South . . . The Group, GENESIS . . . Surrealism . . . Blue Vega . . Tennis . . . Bowling . . . Thoreau . . . ttSearch Lights . . . Cannons . . . Shawnee Hilton Head Island . . . Great Parents . . . Future Includes Experimental Psychol- ogy. PATRICIA FERRIS LELACHEUR Yeow!. . .Shello. . .Antioch College tEarly Admittance1 . . .StiIIHere. . .Ni!. . .Later. . .Pardon?. . .Thea- ters. . . ttBaby, Dream Your Dreams . . . Happily crazy . . . Opportunities Always Arise . . . Ambitious Woman . . . HPeople To See, Places To Go. . . . . Canadian . . . Love To My Supportive, Understanding Family . . . Happiness To Graduating Friends. SCOTT L. LIGHT Did you hear that? . . . 7711775 Florida . . . The Trip . . . Grand Prix . . . LUNCH-N-MUNCH . . . Vo-Tech . . . Don'tgive up till the game is over!. . . Never forget Cheri. CINDY ANN LIMPUS Limp . . . Slim . . . Unforgettable times with the crew . . .The Horse. . . Florida. . . My Love for the R's. . . 10715776 . . . HDazed-N-Confused . . . HGrateful Dead 77 . . . Country Cruises . . . HGreat Parents . . . HChris . . . HSometimes a favor that seems small can mean the very most of all. . BARRY LEE LONABERGER Lobanerger . . . Red Fox . . . W.R. Boy . . . Stage Crew . . . Moe, Robin Hood, and Derr Smith . . . A.K's Soap Opera . . . Fat Boy and 80-80 . . . V.T. . . . Oid Ladies snoring . . . chew . . . Good - No Good! . . . C.P.R. with Mr. Hoffert. . . Plans include getting electrocuted! STEVEN WELLES LOWRY Steve . . . Lowe . . . Hills . . . The Band goes South! . . . The Lake . . . good times with Wondo, Noah, Jetco Men . . . X-Country with Gotch . . . Track with Ron, Steve, and the Esse . . . Spiney Norman and Unknowns . . . Are We Ignorant? . . . GREAT PARENTS . . . Tho- reau. . .Prom'77. . .futureincludes college. STEVEN LUDWIG HSteve . . . HLud . . . HString . . . Marching Band with Moe and Ralph . . . Water Battle Fights . . . HRow, Row, Row Your Boat . . . Gimbels . . . Boch-chi Ball . . . Psi . . . Five Cent Pencil . . . Official l.D.'s . . . County and District Orchestra . . . Penn State. MARISA MAIERO Ceiiar days . . . Unforgettable concerts: Genesis, Star- ship, Yes, Floyd, Renaissance, Al Stewart . . . Poconos . . much partying . . . waiting for Randy . . . camping with Daren, Kris, Ann, Stacey . . . NI think this wire will hold us . . . hopeless administration . . . 10th grade madness. . .Nolde. PAMELA ANN MANZOLI LLO ttPam . . . HPammie . . . iiMeatball . . .TREAT Rowdies. . .RahiRahl. . .12H7i76. . .Sean. . . Prom 77. . .HEs Ia hora . . .NBestest Buddies . . . J.B.. . .Trail of Chaos. . . The Statue. . .Helps. . . Shortness . . . The Hut . . . Blinding Nights. . . cruci- bles. . .good gossip. . .Great times with the gang . . . Future includes Marine Biology. LISA ANN MARINO HEIIi . . .W.R.. . .Skating. . .summerof'76. . .the shore. . .1076775. . .ice cream. . .work. . .Idon't know. . .class of 177 . . .Chorus trips. . .Canada '77 . . .HUH?. . .Hershey. . .greatfriends. . .good par- ents . . . my certain someone - for always . . . future includes secretarial work. SUSANNE KARIN MARZ Susie . . . Sue . . . HCharlie's Angelettes . . . Marys and Schmarys. . . Spimmons. . .John . . . Proms '77 . . . GERMANY . . . 774776 . . . business gang . . . German class . . . Chorus . . . moon light swims . . . parties . . . Pizza Hut . . . memories . . . good times with friends . . . Washington DC. . . . and most of all great parents. BRUCE ROBERT MASANO Mace . . . Mason . . . Goon . . . certain Wilson cheer- leader. . . 179777 . . . junior prom . . .great times at Avalon. . .fantasticfamily. . .talks with Dot. . .fruite boots . . . 22-0 . . . 12713775 . . . getting ahead with Ross . . . showers with Harv and Damore . . . Lunch times with Ross and Dot . . . brown and orange socks . . .G-Burg with Harv. THOMAS MASTROMARINO Tom . . . Mastro . . . Manny . . . HThe Mastro Dome . . .HReo 1 and x 179 . . .Rush Concert with Lud, R6, Mark, and Pink Floyd . . . Showers with Mason and gang . . .Tennis. . .B-Ball. . . The Ultimate Head Rush with R6 on 8713777 . . . 5714776 . . . Future includes Col- lege. DOROTHY ELlZABETH McGLINN Dot. . . Keith . . . all nighters. . . Bulldog Country with Crash . . . Europe . . . pork pies . . . crack-pour. . . nun for a day. . .922. . .HGO IRISH . . .talks with Mace . . . ALWAYS late . . . burn-out . . . TONY Mart's . . munchin' with Crud . . . unique carhom . . .frick- n-frack . . . quazy . . . camping . . . floating matches . . .6andaJ. . .NEVER SAYGOOD-BYE. JOSEPH JAMES MIKITA Good Times, Bad Times . . . Sports, messed up fingers, and wrestling . . . Bert and the class of 77 . . . working for nothing . . . Boredom and trying to be happy . . .t People who never stay the same. LEISHA SUE MOYER HLeisha Pie . . . 7t4t76. . . HThe Caper . . . risque routines . . . scheming with Sondy . . . trail of chaos . . . DD. and the snacktray. . . Iuncheons . . . B. Joel mellow out . . . green M 81 Ms . . . close calls . . . blitzed, bebopping, babbling Barbie . . . secrets . . . never lost - just faded . . . special memories, family, friends. . . MARGARET LOUISE MOYER HMeg . . . HMega . . . HMegret . . . great parents! . . . Ray's gang . . . magical garden . . . Prom of '77 . . . Jeff . . . CANADA. . . Alfies . . . Friendlies' Frib- bles . . . coed retreats . . . Raps . . . Tennessee . . . The Center. . .my paIJason. . .New York. . .original Wyomissingite. . .futureincludesIivinglife tothefullest and Beaver! ROBERT WILLIAM MUSHINSKI HRob , HMush , HShinsk . . .Artiilery Class. . .Awo- ohas with Jim . . . one-man Rounds . . . Roles . . . HDiscovering the Rings of Uranus . . .Tennis. . .Foot- ball . . . Shoot'em . . . Mole . . . Great Five Months e Thanks . . . clink clink . . . Where are the Ducks? . . . Running with Steve. . .GREAT FAMILY. HEIDI KATHRYN MUSSER HHeidi . . . The Business gang . . . Flyers and Phillies Freak . . . Filet-O-Fish . . . McDonald's with Cindy . . . HDear Sweet Meg . . . Down the Hall comments . . . 6t 13X78 . . . HPete . . . West Readinger . . . Bruce's imitations . . . Lori's jokes . . . Petr's L.C. . . . Short- hand II. . .'78 IS GREAT!. . .business school. ROBIN LYNN NAGLE Robin, Nags . . . vo-tech with Jan and Grabbie . . . the drifting car . . . SNOW . . . spectrum and JFK madness . . .thei'green bug . . .che mu . . .tripattech. . . unforgettable times with che crew and usually seen with Tracy. . .Futureincludes dentalassistantwork. JANIS LORRAINE NALVEN itJanis . . . Lansdale Catholic Football Game '75 . . . 10-12-76. . .J.F.K. and others. . .Get Hinto it . . . mud factory . . .Vegas . . . Jayan . . . iistorm trooper . . . future includes college, living, and someday letting the air out of tires. MICHAEL JAMES NAVE ttMike . . . HNavo . . . chorus with Cruss . . . B.K. . . . Snack Bar . . . County Chorus . . . Occassional Cruisage in the Bird . . . HOid Friends and New Ones . . . summer with S.A. and KB. . . . Cruises to Selins grove with Cheryl . . . iiKALAKA . . .GREAT PARENTS . . . Future Plans include Macann's School of Business. CYNTHIA NEIMAN Cindy. . . Votech . . .Working At The Hospital . . . The Rehab. . . '74 Vega . . . Health Assist. Class. . .Going On Clinical . . . West Reading . . . Future Includes Respiratory Therapy Or Something In The Health Field. BERNADETTE MARIE PARKER HBemie . . . HBerns . . .Good times with friends. . . twins. . .getting speared . . .June 1, 1976. . .Track . . . e22 . . . a secret place. . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Great times at the shore. . . Brownie . . . Prom 76 . . . My Second Home. . .Grandma's House. . . home- coming surprise. . . Most ofall my love for JOHN. PAMELA SUZETTE PARKER iiPam . . . HP. Suzette . . . soda can incident . . . bizarre . . . the Wilson gang . . . congenials. . .take a lap. . . Kim's raid. . .good gossip. . .chem sabotage . . ice skating . . . masquerade . . . Par-3 . . . ooh baby. . . Lib. with Booms . . . parties . . . HDearheart . . . great times with good friends . . . future includes college. LYNN ELLEN PARKS HLynnellen . . . tiBoomer . . . HLynnie . . . treat rowdies . . . ties Ia hora . . . the snacktray. . . Par 3 . . . great times with family and friends . . . Hone rev . . .SLOWNESS. . . helps. . . lib. with P. Suzette. . . Beatles. . . 140 chaos. . . Hey Girl . . . blinding nights . . .good gossip. . .the statue. . .college. ROBIN LYNN PARSONS HRobin . . .HBeanie . . .es la hora. . .taking a lap . . truly bizarre cohorts . . . Dearheart Excursion . . . the pub . . . trail of chaos . . . Par 3 . . . good gossip . . .TP'ing. . .ooh baby. . .PW masquerade. . .sce- nic route . . . great times with good friends . . . out of gas. . .rallyes. . .college. SUSAN LYNN PETTINATO Sue. . . Shameless . . . Mole. . . research paper. . . indifferent . . . culture . . . England and Ireland . . . Colorado. . . Disneyworld . . . grand . . . Baby Buddha . . .Sweetie. . .Janis. . . Lizzard. . . meisters. . . getintoit. . .mean and kindly massas. . .AandB. . . shop . . . shot put . . . chocolate jimmies . . . noses . .stenchmutt. . .S-S-S-SNAP!!! KELLY ANN PIPER HCrash . . . Shore '77 . . . Y0 Crud . . . great times with my cousin . . . campouts . . . 1U08i75 . . . Hey You . . . Frick-N-Frack . . . Bulldog Country with Dot ...nun foraday. . .midday breaks. . .SI. . .it30 . . . Opal Necklaces . . . aII-nighters . . . KENT . . . future includes college. W. LEE PRUSSMAN Wally . . . Fro . . . Good times with Aubreys . . . Social League . . . Bears, Phils, Sixers, Dolphins . . . Section six, row A.A., seat seven . . . Hershey. . . Dessert, Hills . . . Reston, Blue Hen, Little Peoples tourneys . . .Tadd Brenner . . . Mushroom Worker . . . Spanish Council . .. . Future includes College and golf. LORI SUE RABINOVITCH HLori . . .HBins . . .Universal twins with Kerry - 11 726777 in New York . . . munchouts at Friendly's and Pizza Hut . . . Wednesday nights and good times with Vicki . . . Genesis e summer '77 . . . Bert-n-Bins . . . It's mine! . . . RogueUngL . . mon francais. . . Risque routines. . .Takeiteasy! LISA JOAN REIDER 11Lee . . .BEATLES. . .Hey Girl. . .Rah Rah. . .the Crew . . . eggs and eclairs for breakfast . . . wired . . . HDazed and Confused . . . Jethro Tull . . . Slim Bones . . . Rue's . . . The Cellar . . . the best of everything with Phil . . . 57277763 . . . homecoming . . .the beautiful N278S. . .Thanks to my Wonderful Family! ANNE MARIE REIFSNYDER 11Anne . . . 674777 . . . Stone Harbor . . . concerts . .octopus. . .shy. . .aflattire. . .McD's. . .Iong talks . . . JUrgen . . . letters . . . imitation . . . 11the boat . . . Prom '77 . . . parties. . . 116 movie. . . avid Phillies fan. . .certain winter night. . .koala bears . . . Rehabilitation Hospital . . . psychic . . . memories . . .futureincludes nursing. ANN LOU ISE REPPERT Little Orphan ALTO! Trips to the Circle and Myerstown . . . 1 duck, 2 hens. . . HThere's nothing like a Grateful Dead concertl , New Englishtown, N.J., . . . The Green Dragon . . . close calls . . . 1th the times, they are a- changing1 . . .Loveto Henry. BARRY RHOADS BRIAN JEFFREY RHOADS HBrian - . . . HDusty . . . Petets neighbor . . . The Extinguisher. . .good times in Bio and Chem. . .great times working at B.M.W.. . .late night B-Ball at George's . . . Get Serious . . . Room 230 . . . Left handed tennis raquets . . . certain checkout girls . . . future includes College. JANE ANNE RICHARDSON Smiley. . . one of the Angels. . . Southern Bell . . . the Word . . .T-ball . . . Hills Teen Board . . . still hunting . spirit week . . . P.T.L. . . . quad-paks, croppers, wax pencils. . .I'm a rock. . .iSC. . . the slopes. 1812. . . my family . . .aren't we having fun! . . .Iots more to live. CATHERINE MARY RICHART Cathy. . .concerts. . . parties. . . Hboat . . . Mths . imitation official I.D.'s . . . 1st period study with Debbie, Kerry . . . Stone Harbor . . . Alan, . . 9t5t77 . scatterbrain . . . Windy Gap, N. Carolina . . . Bret . . . Florida . . . Terrible speller . . . JDH . . . Future includes college. KRISTINE L .ROCKTASHEL You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of you rself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran KERRY JOAN ROSE Kerry. . .Good times in New York. . .THE NEIGHBOR- HOOD . . . 1U26t77 . . . First Period Study. . . Uni- versal Twins. . . Eighth Period Chemistry Lab with Karen . . . Good times with Mary and Donna . . . Beef Steak Charlies . . . Summer of tt76 and ti77' with Special Friends. . .Futureincludes Nursing. JAMES E. ROSS Cardinals . . . 10th grade after hours . . . Ankles . Warehouse slaves . . . The Extinguisher . . . Garry Lee Grauert . . . Late night B-Bail . . . Wonderful parents . . . Ornaments . . . Carol; the Shore . . . Tremendous times at BMW. . . . Sue, HAImost . . . 5th period Study with Chris. . . Mr. and Mrs. Halulakos . . . Future includes college. DAVID JAMES ROSSl Dave.. .1:61...10t30t76...12t13X75. pounding a few . . . F-ball . . . Vega . . . lunch time extravaganza . . . all nighters . . . Easter Sunday Eve . one and five . . . getting ahead with Mason . . . shore and Penn State weekends . . . good times with Pencil, Tic, 80-80, and Rick. ROBERT CURTIS RUHE Tic. . .9X16t76. . .12H3X75. . .Goodtimes with Lud, Mastro, Fat, Ricky, and Pencil Pauly . . . Brewsters . . .Prom H77 . . .Great Parents. . . All nighters . Wasted days and wasted nights . . . first with Masano . . .Easter Sundaydip. . .plans inciude college and lots of good times. MARIAN RUNYEON Function is disaster; finish in style! . . . Don,t lose that red ribbon! . . . tiWhere ignorance is bliss, iTis folly to be wise. e Thomas Gray e HRound the cape of a sudden camke the sea. . . . Robert Browning e I'm glad I came bac !! CHERYL ANN SATORIS Brea . . . WILDwood . . . LuFran . . . Special friends, Peg, Sue, Deb, Nikki, Tracy . . . Stang's allweeker . Who7s sleeping over? . . . Parsonage parties . Bumper cars . . . Florida . . . Mifflin friends. . . Tama- qua . . . hThe girls are back! . . . little sisters . Ullies six . . . Wrestlerettes . . . party-harty. . . mod- elsm. . .Chess King. . .futureefashion design. HOWARD SAXTON The Space Cadets . . . Angus . . . work m . . . messin' around inthelibrary. . .RUSH. . .Yes. . .Awake yet? . . . Sp. IV with Donny, Bobby, and Johnny . . . parties . . .12723777. . .6724777. . .Finallyout. . .Future plans include P.S.U. RICHARD DAVID SCHAEFFER HRich . . .HRick . . .HSchaef . . .HSchmaef . . . W.R. . . . good times with Joe and Ray . . . Fireman Parades . . . the Vet . . . summers . . . future includes college and traveling. SHEI LA LYNN SCHAEFFER HSchaf . . . one of Business gang. . .W.R.. . .Sum- mer '77 . . . Cruisin . . . Riffle and Bod squads . Bowling . . . track . . . Colorado . . . fun HWeekends . . .Prom '77. . .B-ball games. . .Pizza Hut. . .mall . . . Great Friends and Parents . . . BROTHERS . . . dreams. . . 11728777. . .memories. . .goals 2 Air Force. . .marriage and enjoyinglife. MICHAEL SCHLECHTER Mike. . .Boomer. . .Rabbi. . .Channel 13. . .Wild- One . . . Gold Finger . . . Spananish con Don . . . 222 south to Reading . . . 8-1-77 . . . Moore's con? . . . Bowling 78. . .B-Ball games. . .Good Times. . .Ger- many. . . New York 76-77 . . .Those Stinking ten pins . . .Gatherthe stick men. . . Future 2 Medicine. DEBORAH ELLEN SCHOFER Dobs . . . Cupcake . . . sisters . . . Haiways say what you think . . . good times with Barbie and Leisha . . . thrill riding . . . Billy Joel . . . Camp Hagan . . . Mrs. Karver. . .Wrestling. . .and mostofallJim. . .12718 776 . . . what you dare to dream, dare to live . . . future includes nursing. SCOTT ALLEN SCHWARTZ iiSchwartz . . . LV-76 . . . official band Hhero . Germany . . . Cultured Trips . . . Concerts . . . Wake- man's prote'egti, . . . Hospital Ho-Ho! . . . Music Revolu- tion Aug. 76. . .Fender Rhodes. . .YES. . .An denen, die hier bleiben, Gott gebe euch Hilfe, um den Zorn des Helles zu uberleben . . .Auf Wiederschen! BRYAN A. SCOTT Good times with Harry, Fotes, and Rog . . . Ho There! . . . Dishroom Local 2121 . . . Uncle Sam . . . The Groom . . . Acc. I . . . D.O.E. . . . Hospital cruisin . PartiesatJoe's. . .Flight714. JAMES MITCHEL SCOTT Jim . . . infamous nick-name . . . open mouth, insert foot, chew vigorously . . . understanding family and friends . . . mural with Jane, Colophon cover, masthead . . x-country with Gotch . . . Hyou clown . . . talking hands . . . Darth . . . excellent complement receiver . . . homemadefireworks . . . Leos. . . searching for a future. . .Help. DEBORAH LOUISE SIMMONS Debbie . . . Spimons . . . HCharlie's Angelettes . Greek Goddess . . . Fraulein . . . W.R. . . . Business gang . . . special Friends . . . Pizza Hut. . . Bod squad . . .Chorus. . .Cruss. . .Canada. . .iiWildwood 77 . . . bike rides . . . track . . . Washington DC. . . . B- Ball . . . lifeguards . . . parties . . . HChicago moonlight swims . . . cruisin . . . ngeat parents . Future Includes Secretarial Work. CHRISTIAN B. SMITH Chris . . . Christmas . . . Fun in Bio and Chem . . . I CLUB. . .Pittsburgh Fan. . .Remember Baltimore. . . Its Not Pink . . . Band? . . . Saturday Morning B-Ball . . . JV Baseball . . . The Block . . . Burger King . . . Cruisin . . . Florida trip . . . 5th Period Study with Jim . . .Herbies. . .Future: Possibly. DOUGLAS FORBES SMITH T'Doug . . . HSchmutie . . . the HMoose Mobile. . . T.H. . . .Wanta buy some 555. . . 10th grade Bio. class . . . baseball? . . . 3rd floor at Squit's . . . TTNot now . . .Florida 75 and '78. . .headed for Lehigh. HAROLD DANIEL SMITH W.R.. . . 5th and Chestnut. . .Getting the Royal HS in B-Ball . . . JV - 22-0 . . . Vo-Tech . . . Wasterdo . . Lynard Skinsey . . . Fote . . . Bryan . . . Ho-grounds . . .Nicknames. . .gigs at Joe B's. . .Ftht714. . . The Train. RYDER SMITH RatZII . . .WiId-one . . .gQue pasa, baby? . . . Lefty. . . Goldie . . . 7-22 . . . Hootie, Hootie . . . Stalker Two . a broken lab table . . . a short circuit . . . grease . . .a dog-gone show. . .good times with Marshall . . . Future includes being myself. CRYSTAL ANN SONSINI My Great Friends, The Crew e Limp, Grabby, Jan, D. D., Michelene. . .Trip to Florida. . .Mu. . .Rue's. . .Hit The Lot . . . Dazed and Confused . . . The Van . . . All The Partying Times . . . The 7 Car Crash . . . My Love For The Summer And Harley-Davidsons . . . Most Of All My Love For Glen. GEOFFREY LANE SQUITIERO HJeff . . . TTSquit . . . HJeff Who? . . . AlI-Star. . . Golfwith Rita. . .J.V.Baseball. . .4i19X77. . .4i13X 76 . . . ttSoaker . . . '19 Black Sox. . . Artillery Class . . . Parties With HWondo , HSchmuttie , ttC , ttFudd . . . Impossible NC . . . HWhat's Winchendon? . . . Soccer . . . Social . . . HWhat Homework? . . . Philly Sports. . .Future Plans. . .College. GAYLE JOANN STAUFFER If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. e Thoreau Afoot and Iight-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, Free, The world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. - Whitman. BONNIE LYNNE STEELEY HBonnie . . . Florida . . . Band . . . The Center . . . Good Times With Great Friends . . . Crusin' . . . Dazed and Confused . . . Coke Adds Life! . . . Emerson . . . Horses. . . Concerts. . . Bones. . .The Pavilion. . . Lancaster. . .Heart. . .The Mob. . . IGGY. . .Sugar Twin. . .AlmostButNotQuite. . .Lansdale. LYNNE ANN STEIGER HLynne . . . HWartz . . . West Readingite . . . great times with good friends . . . weekends . . . parties . . . apricots, gum. . . Pizza Hut. . . road rallyes. . . it20 . . .Mifflinfriends. . .Florida. . .rifles. . .Iong walks . . .accident prone. . .socializing. . .HLynner . . . hey Hkid . . . Oh My Word . . . circles . . . following cars. . .Mrs.Wondo?. . .college bound. KELLY NAN STETTENBAUER HBaby Buddha . . .HLittle One . . .HS.R. . . .great times tand ridesi with the COBRAS KIDS, etc. . . . B.K. . . .Suard, Shirtle, Ginju and WORK. . . one of the busi- ness gang. . .S-S-S-SNAP!!. . . HOTT-OTT to my great family. . . ttLife is a constant learning process. MARK RICHARD STOUT HChip . . .HHiYa Buddiel . . .tennis. . .ttUndastan What I Mean? . . . HHootie, Hootie . . . HMy name- uh! . . . Chicago with Special Friends. . . HJoe Stereo . . . the Capri . . . ttLife is . . .! . . .future includes college and enjoying life to the fullest. LORI LOUISE STRICKER USquirt . . . Aug. 12 . . . many long talks and good times with Cathy and Becky. . . my love for HDan . . . Jan. 16. . . HHerbie . . . Beautiful moments . . . Spock . . . Capri . . . my happiness is my future with Pan . . . my beautiful ring . . . Good Luck to all my riends. JEROME D. STROMBOSKY Earl . . . Strombo . . . KANSAS, CULT, LZ . . . Rick, Bryan and Hins . . . the shore . . . Parties . . . Good times at Wyo. . . . Keep ,em movin . . . Weekends . . . Feel good about yourself . . . My Cue . . . And you want to beacarpenter. . .Futureinciudes college. ALLISON MARIE TROFFER Ali . . . Transferred . . . TONY . . . concerts . . . new friends . . . Girl's High . . . E.R. . . . Hamburg . . . TONY again . . . Arby's . . . Honor Study . . . Dec. 10 . . . Sylvester. . . 5 in a Mustang . . . Phila. Navy Base . . .Bad Co. . .English Super Soccer. . .1o'clockren- dez-vous. . .sleeping at the exits. VALERIE TROLLINGER itEgbert3 . . .Celeste, Beth,Sue,Nancy,Alex,Jeff. . . gum, G's, bows, socks . . . HORNED RAT? . . . Region Chorus . . . reedwrecking . . . Bison . . . Malio Cups . . . Poot, Dvorak . . . Punderful Dr. Smith and Beckie . . . HMottbust . . . Minnesota, Colorado, N.C. . . . IMPROVISE! . . . ttls it time yet? . . . Future includes Music! FABIO C. VLACCI Wyo. Creek. . . Mr. Strenk, HMay I be excused . . . Cat Class . . . Wyo pool . . . Library . . . Stonehouse and Skating. . . Dr. Pet. . .German IV?. . .Aspen and Vail . . . 10i8t77 . . . HCIiffdiving . . . Future plans include Med. or Vet. Med. KEVIN SCOTT WEINMAN HWinnie . . . HWinslow . . . Vo-Tech cruises with Harry . . . W.R. . . . HBIaCk Horse Hotel . . . Great times with; Scott, Harry, Steve,Jeff, Steve. . . 12t24i75 . . .Bowling. . .Someone Special. . .Nancy. TINA LYNN WHEELER Great times with Wayne . . . good times with close friends, Cindy, Christy, Sandy, and last but not least Brenda . . . 550 Chestnut St. parties . . . Crazy snow- man. . .Sandyis great climb. . . the best of luck to all my friends. SONDRA LEIGH WHITE HSandy . . . TREAT rowdies . . . benchbreaking rah- rah . . . 10i2i76 . . . unforgettable times with friends . . . che Caper complex . . . Iuncheons . . . Tennis tLate Dec. '63y . . Hone rev . . . Easter '76. . . scheming with Leisha . . . 10i8i77 . . . DD. and the Snacktray. . . blinding nights . . . bargains! . . . $140 chaos. . .partingfriendships. . .futurehcollege. RICHARD P. WHITESELL JR. Rick . . . Ricky-doo . . . Whitey . . . Good times with Pencil, Fat, Ted, and Tic . . . S.C. . . . Sambo's . . . Going to diner and Being with J.D. . . .Wrestling with Mr. Horst, Mr. Silveri. . . 10t30i76. . . Prom. . . Baseball with Mr. Snyder, Mr. Wolfrom . . . future includes col- lege. STEVE B. WITMER itTED . . . HWIT . . . Brother of Gomer . . . Football 77 with J.P., Al, Ed, Doc, and Bob. . .HAImost 8-1 . . . Waterskiing with Bowe . . . Garage Keys . . . Good times with Dave, Paul, Rick, and Krukie . . . Plans include col- lege. JANiCE ANN WOLL Jan . . . HThe Crew . . . King Frost with Cindy . . . H714 Drifting Car. . .HSpectrum Madness . . .many parties . . . Vo-Tech times . . . Always late . . . Snow . . . Country Cruises . . . Great trips with Grabby and Robin. . .8i30i77 . . . chffed with Denise. . . Nan . . .ButMostOfAli Bob. JOHN ALEXANDER WONDOWSKI Wondo . . . baseball? . . . triviot . . . my footis stuck . . .better honest than modest. . .Stepping Stones. . . cruisin' with Lowry . . . the band goes south . . . Top Banana . . . L147i . . . always in need of money . . . loves wild cars . . . the block . . . Playground Leader Deluxe. . .future includes Nuclear Engineering. CELESTE ANN YEAGER MOVING!??. . . K.S.C. . . . Commuting with Cindy. . . individualist . . . W.R. pool . . . model . . . an adopted H.N. Sr.. . .THE CHARIOT. . .Mr. Reigei and the HCeI- este Beast . . . stats . . . Hrunning over a tree . . . proms . . . 29V2 hour days. . . Lisa, Lori, Ron, Fran, Val . . thanks to my family who is Always there. . . future plans e college, Hpeople work. JANE LOUISE YODER HYodel . . . one of the business gang . . . Chorus with Cruss . . . CANADA U77 . . . Washington DC. . . . Shore H76 . . . Cruising . . . Parties . . . B-Ball . . . Hershey. . .Track. . . Hcrushes . . . long talks. . . yellow. . . 1:6. . .W.R.. . .Pizza Hut. . .many mem- ories with special friends . . . future includes secretarial work. PHILIP JOSEPH ZEMBER JR. HPhiI . . .many great friends. . . 1U28t77. . .P.R. Tavern Man . . . Monday Night Football Gigs . . . Lines on the mirror . . . great times at the shore . . . party cruisin . . . it43 . . .concerts . . . Hills Man. . . Another round . . . no more mind games with JP. . . . LATER. PETRA ANNE ZIMMERMAN Petra . . . Cheese Lane . . . Bowe's cards . . . circles . . cruising . . . 3t28t77 . . . Bruce . . . head times . concerts . . . Halloween . . . good weekends . . . Led Zepplin . . . Bricklayer . . . cops at Exxon . . . Man- heim JV's . . . exists . . . bridge . . . parties . . . Pepsi Night. . .cosmic. . .games. . .Phillies. . .volleyball . . . fortunes . . . Wenger's legs . . . good times with great friends. LORI ZIPF HLori . . . Grabby, ttlt's The Warden . . . Good Sum- mer At The Mu . . . My Mind Belongs To The Tick Of The Clock. . .Jeff. . .ASpeciaIApology To David. . .HThe Right Way . . . Special Days . . . My Forgiving Family and Friends . . . ttSearch . . . Future: Psychiatry. DEBBIE EUTERPE MARMAROU HDeb . . .good years at Wyo. . .Guys from Philly. . . 11t19t77 . . . Period one talk sessions . . . Bus rides . . .Cruss and the chorus trip to Canada. . . 12HOT77 . . . Five study halls a day . . . gluing the cat back together . . . one special car ride . . . future includes college. The following seniors are not pictured: Chris Balatgek Robert Driesbach Diane Grab Kim Heist George Knight Jeff Rebholz Becky Riddle SENIOR 3P0 TLIGH T No. 1. E. Bausher. No. 2. L. Forry. No. 3. P. Harter. No. 4. K. Jones, C. Crory, V. Trollinger, D. Marmarou. 161 No. 1. M. Bowe , No. 2. T. Mastromarino, K. Dougherty, R. Ruhe. No. 3. C. Charming. No.1.S.Harris. No. 2. C. Diaz, C. Homsher. No. 3. B. Bickel No. 4. J. Harris, J. Guthrie No.1.C.Smith. No. 2. L. Rabinovitch, K. Dougherty. No. 3. D. Esser. No. 4. T. Mastromarino, R. Hetrick. 164 COMPLIMENTAR Y PA TRON Dr. and Mrs. CharlesH. Chang Mr and Mrs. Harry Channi Dr and Mrs. Ja ,- .RoyB. Farrell Mr and Mrs. William R. Forry Mrs. Loy' RC. WadRman Dr: and Mrs. Ross L WadRman PA TRONQ MrJand Mrsf Bri'sah Mr. Daniel Broadbelt Miss Sue Broadbelt PA TRONQ Mr. and Mrs. Cupani Joe Curran Mr. and Mrs. Walter Czaus Michael J. Bross Mr. and Mrs. David H. Charlton Mr.Mand Mrs. Burton Brown Anna Chirico Harold A. Brossman Mrs. Evel Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown , Mr. Cia 'Eugene Brown Mrs Jo L ' D Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown I and Mrs. Frank Daiello N. Rose Brown Mr. apd Mrs. K $ nd Mrs. Joseph Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brown ' ' d Mrs. G. F. Davenport Thomas Brungart avies Beth Buchanan nd Mrs. Donald Davis Dorthy Burk L L Davis Jason Burk Mr. and L - M L dM 5 Jesse Davis Ruth E. Burkart Mrs H ' Se:J.rDavis Edmond Burke Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart Burkholder Family Mr. and Mrs. David Burkholder and Son Dr. and Mrs. Donald Burns Mr. and Mrs. James Burns Nathan Butz Robert E. Buzby C Mr. and; Mrs. M rt Mr. and Mrs. Jo William C. Calm r. and Mary A. Capallo Mr. and M Mrs. John Capoze The James Leland Cappel ' L Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Antho Mr. and Mrs. Jame Mrs. E. L. Chalmers Mr. and Mrs. William Mri ahers. FrancisgiR. Cr HUsseHLCu Mr.rand Mrs. PA TRONQ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dojan er. and Mrs. George Fry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolan K - - , ' ney L. Frymoyer Colleen Donahue 4 4 L g ,F. Funk Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bowling and Mrs. AI exarideer Firilas Far Mr. and Mrs Bill Fisher and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rona! Ronald FiysherJr Gary Graeff Mr. and Mrs. George Grant William H. Grant 'Mr. and Mrs. William L. Graver Mrs. Robert Gray Mr. and Mrs. Harry , r. and Mrs. Robert Ha r. and Mrs. George Ha Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Harris 'LMr. and Mrs. William B. Harris Mrs. Mary Harter R. R. Hartinger Mr. and Mrs. Paul R 'H Stephen R. W ,A. Hassett 7am Hassler PA TRONQ .Heist L rs. Thomas C. Heist Mr. Kenneth HIII Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill Thomas Hill Mrs. E. Prescott Hills ,L : Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Hinkle Mitdred Hinsey d Mrs. Randall Hinsey Marc 'Holle baugh Mr and Mrs; Kent Hollinger PA TRONQ Mr. and Mr. and PA TRONQ r. and Mrs. Robert Miller .' Janice Mills Robert Mills, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Milones I71 Mr. and Mrs. Mineo Mingus Magic Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moll Lester Moll Family Kristine Morris: Mr. Morrissey PA TRONQ Mr. James Nangle Michael J. Nave Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nave Roy and Lynn Neag Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neiman The Nerino Family The Willia Mr. and Mrs; F. H. Pascoe Ralph E. Pendergast: L Mr. and Mrs. Charles'-1Pe5tiC:Offa Mr. and Mrs. Peters L Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phelps Arthur H. Phillips Quido Pichini Mr. and Mrs. William S. Piper The Pisano Family Ed Plachter harles Poetter Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Readdy and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reber Mrs. Daniel Reich Mrs. George D. Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reider Mr. and Mrs. Reif Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Reif Dr. and Mrs. William Reifsynder Mr. Jerome K. Reinhold, Jr. Mrs. Norman Reeser Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Regneth Mr. and Mrs. Renken Philip R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds Mrs. Frank Rhein Diane Rhoads Joyce Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhoda Mr. and Mrs. Francis Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Richart Mrs. John Rick Dr. Harold Riegel Clyde Rissmiller The Bitter Family Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ritthamel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ritz The Tom Roberts Family and Mrs. W. E. Roberts PA TRONQ Mr. and Mrs. James Rocktashel Maria L. Rodriguez Tracey Roesch Elizabeth Rogers Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rog Betty A. Rohrbach Paul Roland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rolan- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn George J. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Sta Mr. and Mrs. Fra Mr. and Mrs. Fl RobertJ. Rude 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jo nRUI Mr. and Mrs. Elwood R Minerva B. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rut Mr. and Mrs. Claude I. R David Rutter Mr. and Mrs. D. Ryan Mrs. Robert Ryan Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Schatz Sheila PA TRONQ Mr. and Mrs. Rob H. Seidel Mrs. Frank Seigh - Mr. and Mrs. John Sell Mr. and Mrs. Henr B. Sellers Dr. and Mrs. Richa L Shanaman Sonsini Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sheidy a d Mrs. K B; SHeIrIch Kate and John Shepard Paul Sherk - Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Sher Mr. and Mrs. Sherry Dr. and Mks. Shetty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shiffer Mr. and M .Shirey The Vandersalls Mr and Mrs. Lewis V. Mr. and Mrs. Van Syckle Quentin Veil Dr. and Mrs. Ted Verbinski Mr Hans J. Vetlesen 1er. and Mrs. Visser Mr. and Mr.s Voelker Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Th Mr. and Mrs. J. W lb0rn Walker Family Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walker Dr. and Mrs. W. Walker nd Mrs. William Walter, Jr. Walters PA TRONQ Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mr. Mri aind Mrs. Jerry Wiggins Mr. Edward Wiiiia 5 Judy Williams JohrI Williamson Carol WIiSOh Mr. and Mrs. Wineholt The Witman Family C. T. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. William Yeager The Yeagers Dr. and Mrs. Heber E. Yeagiey Mr; and Mrs. William Yeich Mr and Mrs. William Yocom Robert Mr. and Mrs. if Mr. and Mrs. Jo Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arden zeIL The Zeimer's 176 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Colophon staff of 1978 wishes to extend its sincere appreciation to those who contributed their time and money to the publication of this yearbook. We offer special thanks to Mr. Charles Gebensleben for govern- ing our financial matters, Mr. Robert Rasbridge for expert handling of senior portraits and photography, and Mr. Edward Patrick, Taylor Publishing Company representative, for his valuable counseling. Our deepest thanks go to our advisor, Mr. Charles Bell, whose knowledge, experience, and guidance ena- bled the staff to proudly produce the 1978 Colophon. With his help, the staff attempted to capture the faces, activities, and events of this memorable year. The Class of 78 deserves congratulations on its successful patron drive. We wish to thank the members of the community, the faculty, and the students for their generosity and support. I wish to extend my thanks to the entire yearbook staff for their long hours and hard work that is clearly evident in the quality of this book. To everyone involved, I thank you. Jane Richardson Editor To the ancient Greeks, the HColophoni' was an inscription placed at the end of the manuscript with facts rela- tive to its production. The 1978 Colophon staff has attempted to capture the events and the spirit of its senior year at Wyomissing Area High School. We affix this HCoIophon inscription e an identifying symbol of excel. Ience signifying the termination of an accomplished endeavor in the hope that our yearbook has merited this mark of excellence. 25 A W WM ,, U3 WW fig x y. w A :' . Q . Lam n 1 x x I i. . . 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