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Editor-in-Chief













MARIANNA SPRUHDE CAROLYN HARVEY
Literary Editor Art Editor
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ELAINE KLINE KAREN LOEFFLER
Photography Editor Business Editor









AL HUBBARD
Photographer

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Within the following pages of TORCH we will
strive to examine our last year here at Delhaas. The
joys, sadnesses, the good times, and the trials, the
studies, works and enjoyments of the past year are
contained within this journal. Many things have
happened in the space of 12 months. Events that have
changed our lives. Our studies, our teachers, our
parents, and those strange events over which we have
no control have all helped to mold us into the people
we now are. May God watch over our paths as we go
forth into this strange, rapidly changing world of ours.

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We the class of 1964, dedicate this TORCH to you, Mr. Richard Hagele.
Our three years pilgrimage at Delhaas has been a long, strengthening, acknowl­
edging, and happy one. With you as our guidance counselor, a class advisor, and
“friend” the journey was made easier.
Your incessant patience and understanding with us, as students, has helped to
develop our self-confidence and temperament.
When we were faced with the question, “What am I going to do in the future?”
we soon found ourselves in your office. You willingly tried to guide and direct us.
Whenever there were activities at school everyone could be sure that you
would be there. There, as a friend, willing to help in whatever way possible.
It is with pleasure that we express our sincere appreciation to you. Thus we
dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Richard Hagele.



JOHN F. KENNEDY

On November 22, 1963, two shots rang out on a street in Dallas. These two shots, fired by a fanatic,
claimed the life of one of the greatest Presidents of the U.S.A. At 46, he was the youngest President to
die while serving his term of office.
On that day, the whole world stood still. It did not resume its normal pace for quite a few days.
With the speed and efficiency that commanded the respect of the entire nation, the 36th President of
the U.S. A., Lyndon B. Johnson, was sworn into office. Then began the long, sad journey back to Washing­
ton.
Princes, kings, queens, and heads-of-state from the world over came to pay their last respects to our
fallen leader.
Thousands upon thousands of our countrymen followed in solemn procession past the bier that
bore his body. We cried in anguish with his widow and cried again when his son saluted his father
farewell. And a solemn grief and numbness came over us as the final shots of 21 gun salute rang out and
taps were played.
This great man will forever live on in our memories. Our greatest tribute to him would be to carry
on the works and programs that he felt were so important for our country. In our small way, we give
tribute to him by using selected portions of his inaugural speech as our running headlines.
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LAWRENCE ALLEN DIEHL



We the graduating class of 1964 would like to take this opportunity to
express our condolences to the loving memory of Lawrence Allen Diehl.
We will all remember Larry as being a friendly and active member of our
class.
Therefore it is with our deepest sympathy that we dedicate this page in
memory of Larry Diehl.






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D - E - L - H - A - A - S


by Mr. Robert Taft











D Means drive plus effort the basis for success.


E Means Education which will help you pass life’s tests.

L Means healthy Laughter, a tonic to the soul.


H Means Hard and Honest work if you hope to reach your goal.

A Means proper Action', that’s the reason why you train.


A Can make Achievement if your effort doesn’t wane.

S Means Satisfaction, a sincerely earned well done!


These can make your stay at DELHAAS full of profit, joy and fun!

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It is with great pleasure that we express our appreciation to our devoted and hardworking school board. They have done an excellent job in
keeping the high standards of the Bristol Township Schools. Seated, from left to right are: Mrs. Faith Murray, Mr. John Pann, Mrs. Jane Johnston-
baugh (treasurer), Mr. Isaac Ben Ezra (secretary), Mr. Charles McGrath, Mr. Philemon Stout, Mrs. Genevie Blatt. Standing, from left to right are:
Mr. John Hess, Mr. Robert Martin, Mr. George Fisher, Mr. Newton Parks, Mr. John Stieber, Mr. Henry Decker, Mr. U. Berkley Ellis.
















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Mr. Robert P. Martin, our District Superintendent, is responsible for
directing the framework of our curriculum and making decisions con­
cerning financial procedures. His responsibilities also include advising
the school board on various issues.








































Mr. U. Berkley Ellis was the Adminis­ Mr. Henry B. Decker is pictured here Mr. James McGoldrick is our Administra­
trative Assistant to the Superintendent in as our former Administrative Assistant tive Assistant. He devotes a great deal
charge of curriculum. He also is the to the Superintendent m charge of busi­ of his time to interviewing applicants,
former principal of Delhaas. ness. His responsibilities were ^eat in visiting various colleges, and issuing news
number. Being the devoted individual he letters.
is, he will be greatly missed by all the n
school administration.

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Dear Members of the Graduating Class,

My fondest hopes are directed to you for great success
in whatever you may do. The diversified interests that you
have are indicative that a great deal of thought and prep­
aration went into your decisions for the next step . May
these decisions be the right ones for you.
It is also with sadness that I say good-bye to a class
that I have known for six years. Your class has been one
of the finest groups of young people that I have had the
pleasure of serving.
Have patience. Be prudent in all that you do and
remember the words of Elizabeth Barrett Browning who
wrote in “Aurora Leigh”
“Let no one till his death
Be called unhappy.
Measure not the work
Until the day’s out and the labor done.

Very truly yours,



PIERCE, R. KENNETH
Franklin & Marshall College, A.B. in History
Temple University, M.Ed., Temple University,
Pre-Doctoral Work
PRINCIPAL








To The Members of the Class of 1964.

I would like first of all to thank the members of the
“Class of 64” for the wonderful cooperation you have
given me in my first year at Delhaas. I regret that our
acquaintance has been so short but rejoice in the fact that
so many fine young men and women are taking another
step up on the ladder of life.
Please accept my sincere congratulations for the many
fine accomplishments that you have given Delhaas. Strive
always to work to the best of your ability so that in the
future we can be as proud of you as we are today.

Sincerely,










JOSEPH J. RUANE
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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ACKER, LOUIS S. ANTONI, JOHN J. ARNDT, RONALD H. BADNER, JO-ANN
Temple University, B.S.; W est C hester State University of Cincinnati; Penn State, B.S. Education
M. Ed.; NSF; Rutgers Teachers College, B.S.; East Stroudsburg State General Science, Senior
Algebra. Geometry, Trig. Temple University M. Ed. College, B.S.; Temple Science
Math-Science Seminar Health and Physical Edu­ University
cation: Golf Coach. Inter­ Driver Education
mural Director




















BAIRD, SELMA L. BALDINO, LOUIS F. BARR, ELWOOD F. BATEMAN,
H ahnem ann H ospital St. Joseph's College, B.A. Lock Haven State Col­ WILLIAM A.
School of Nursing; West English; Dramatics lege, B.S.; Penn State; Indiana State College,
Chester State College, Bloomsburg State College B.S.; Rider
B.S. Special Education Bookkeeping I & II, General
School Nurse; Future Nurses Business: Department
Club Sponsor. Chairman, Faculty Social
Committee


















BRAMBLEY, BROWN, THOMAS W. BUDZINSKI, CHAIKIN,
IRWIN L, SR. Millersville State Teachers LORRAINE MARYLAND A.
University of Pennsyl­ College, B.S. University of Pennsyl­ Temple University; Miami
vania; Millersville State American History & World vania University, B. Ed.
Teachers College, M.A. History; Junior Class Ad- Biology; Girl’s Tennis Team Health & Physical Edu­
General Metal and Machine cation; Hockey Coach
Shop; Key Club and Ama­
teur Radio Club




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CLARKE, BERNARD L. CZEPUKAITUS, DARROW, ROBERT W. DAVIDHEISER,
La Salle College A.B.; VINCENT J. Wikes College, B.A.; LEON N.
Villanova University M.S. Bloomsburg State College Temple University; Mid- Pennsylvania State Uni­
LS. B.S. dlebury College versity, B.S.; M. Ed.
Librarian: Senior Class Biology, General Science; Cerman and English American History and
Advisor; Year Book Advisor Future Teachers of Amer­ Sociology; Director of
ica Advisor. FAMA; Department Chair­
man, Director of Public
Relations


















EGAN, LAWRENCE M. FLEISHER, MELVIN O. FAUNCE, JOAN
La Salle College B.A. East Stroudsburg State Bloomsburg State Col­
English College B.S.; Temple Uni­ lege, B.S.
versity; Trenton State Business Math and English;
College M.A. Assistant Hockey Coach
Special Education




















HAGELE, RICHARD C. HAMILTON, JOAN HARRE, JAMES H. HARRIS, JUNE J.
Oklahoma A&M; Wash­ Millersville State Col­ Rutgers A.B. Virginia State College,
ington and Jefferson; lege, B.S. Physics A.B.; Radcliffe College,
Rider College; Indiana Trigonometry, Geometry, M.A.
State College, B.S.; Le­ Algebra, and General Math; English
high University, M.A. Honor Society and 9th
Guidance Counselor: Fac­ Grade Advisor
ulty Manager of Athletics,
Senior Class Advisor, Stu­
dent Council Advisor. Year
Book Advisor

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HART, HAZELTON, JANET HORVAT, DOLORES HUGHES, SANDRA L.
SARA ELIZABETH Skidmore College, B.A. West Chester State Col­ Bloomsburg State Col­
Cornell University, A.B.; English lege B.S. lege, B.S.; . Bucknell Uni­
Temple University, Mas­ Biology, Senior Science, versity; Rider College
ter of Education; Univer­ General Science- and Tech­ Shorthand and Typing
sity of Pennsylvania; Co­ nical Science
lumbia University
English: American Red
Cross Faculty Sponsor

















INTELISANO, JARMAN, ROBERT W. JERVIS, WILLIAM
MARY A. University of Pennsyl­ Cornell University, C.E.,
Indiana University, B.S. vania, B.S.; Temple Uni­ M.S. of Ind. Ed.
Physical Education, Health; versity, Master of Educa­ Plane Geometry, Trigonom­
Girls Basketball; Softball tion etry, Calculus and Algebra;
English Chess Team, Mathletes





















JUDD, FRANKLIN W. KOPCHO, MICHAEL KRAFT, PAUL KUREK, MICHAEL P.
Temple University, B.S., East Stroudsburg State Temple University, A.B. Kutztown State College,
M. Ed. College, B.S. English: National Thes­ B.S.; Michigan State Uni­
Sales, General Business, Science; Varsity Football; pian Society; T heat re Guild versity, M.A.
and Business English; De­ J.V. Basketball Chemistry
bating Team






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LACEK, ANDREW M. LANDA, DARLENE U. LELINSKI, STANLEY J. LEYDON, KEVIN R.
Penn Military College; Lebanon Valley College, Millersville State College, St. Joseph's College, B.S.;
Bucknell University B.A. B.A.; Temple University; La Salle College; Univer­
English: Coach of Bowling Spanish Penn State University sity of Pennsylvania; Uni­
World History and Problems versity of Delaware
Of Democracy: Football Latin, Spanish, English:
Coach. Track Assistant English and Language De­
Coach partment Chairman



















LISELLA, GUY R. LONGCOPE, LUCE, RUTH ANN MC SHEA, JAMES C.
Bloomsburg State Col­ LINDA MAE Western Michigan Uni­ Bloomsburg State Col­
lege, B.S.; Bucknell Uni­ Millersville State College, versity, B.A. lege, B.S.
versity; Knox College B.S. English: Colorguard and Problems of Democracy.
Mathematics: Wrestling Social Studies M ajorettes: Sophomore American History and Soci­
Assistant Coach. Softball Advisor ology
Assistant Coach



















MELLON, MARY D. MILLER, ROBERT S. C. MONTGOMERY, MOORE, MAUREEN
Philadelphia Museum Temple University, B.S.; CARL F. College Misericordia, B.S.
School, Traphagen, N.Y.; University of Rochester, Rutgers University, B.S. Mathematics; Cheerleaders
Lehigh University; Kutz- N.Y. Trenton Junior College
town State College, B.S.- Instrumental Music, Gen­ Trenton State College
M.S. eral Music: Marching Rider College
Art: Assistant Advisor of Band, Concert Band, Vars­ Mathematics
Junior Class ity Voices: Chorus, W.D.H.
S.



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MURRAY, JOHN J. NELSON, JEAN S. NOVAK, BRUNO A. O'BRIEN,
Wester Chester B.S.; Pennsylvania State Uni­ Bloomsburg State Teach­ KATHRYN P.
Temple M.A. versity, B.S.; Rutgers Uni­ ers College; Penn State Temple University, B.S.;
Health and Physical Edu­ versity, M.Ed. University; Oklahoma University of Pennsyl­
cation: Varsity Basketball Home Economics University vania
Coach Technical Mathematics Guidance; Coordinator of
Activities; TORCH Ad-



















OPPENHEIMER, PACEY, ANN PETRI LLOCK, ROTHENBERG,
JUDITH Bloomsburg State Col- JOSEPH L. GILBERT
West Chester State Col- lege, B.S. Penn State University, Temple University, B.S.;
lege, B.S. Shorthand and Typing B.S.; M.Ed. M.Ed.
Civics and World History Art Business Mathematics and
Bookkeeping; Tower




















ROYE, SADOFF, MAXINE SAVITSKY, SAXMAN, BLAIR
FREDERICK D. Temple University, B.S. MARY ANN Bethany College, B.S.;
Cheyney State College, Typing Misericordia, B.S. Indiana State College
B.S. Home Economics Chemistry and Senior
Wood Shop; Track Assist­ Science
ant Coach, Weight Lifting
Sponsor





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SCHWAB, RITS F. STARKEY, GEORGE P. STOUT, WILLIAM S. TAFT, ROBERT J.
Misericordia College, B.S. Millersville State College, Pennsylvania State Uni­ Scranton University, B.S.
World History and Biology B.S. versity, B.S.; Temple Uni­ American History and
English versity; Millersville State P.O.D.; Track Coach, and
College; Trenton State Faculty Equipment fAan-
College ager
Graphic Arts and Draft­
ing; Advisor of Photography
and Boys' Tennis


















VARANI, EDWARD WEBER, ALBERT L. WEEKS, CAROL WODOCK,
La Salle, B.S. Bloomsberg State Col­ Pennsylvania State Uni­ RAYMOND F.
French lege, B.S.; Rider College versity, B.S. West Chester State Col­
Office Practice and Typing; German and French; Assis­ lege, B.S.; Temple Uni­
Swimming Coach, Assistant tant Advisor to Sophomore versity
Baseball Coach. Class Health and Physical Edu­
cation Dept.; Chairman of
the Health and Physical
Education Dept.; Assistant
Soccer Coach; Head Wres­
tling Coach.
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SCHAWL, MRS. SHEGDA, MRS. STAVITZ, MRS. VAN SCIVER, MRS.
Secretary to Mr. Pierce Librarian Secretary Secretary to Mr. Ruane Guidance Secretary




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Miss Claudia Zosh
Graduate of Delhaas High
School Secretary to Mr.
Ruane.







Each year at Delhaas we receive a number of student teachers from nearby colleges. Here a few of
them receive information about our library from Mr. Clarke.




















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Here we find Miss Welsh and Mr. Russel, two of our
student teachers, busily working on grades and records.






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Our TORCH photographer has "snapped” a picture of Mrs. Stavitz
busy at work. Mrs. Stavitz is kept busy with typing and operating
the switch-board.


























Mrs. Shaw goes about her work very happy. She is Mr. Pierce’s
secretary and is in charge of the general office.
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"Snap” goes the camera once again and we have a picture of smiling
Miss Zosh and the Delhaas Tiger. Miss Zosh is Mr. Ruane's sec­
retary and is also in charge of distributing needed materials to
various classrooms.











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One would agree that the students’ favorite portion of the day is 'lunch-time!” Above we find Marianna Spruhde and Carolyn Seidner being served
by Mrs. Nevaras, and Mrs. Zimmerman counting the day’s money. A special thanks is definitely on hand to our hard working cafeteria personnel.

























The bus driver is just another friendly individual who the students come in
contact with every day. Thanks to the bus drivers many students arrive at
school everyday on time and safely.
























What would we ever do without our Custodian Staff!!! Above we see (L to R.) Josephine Bono, Maryann
Springer, Yoeanda Bresia, George Shegda, Frank DiStefano, Rowland Smith, Hannah Melnick, and
Marlyn Russell, all smiles for the camera. These hard-working people keep our school a clean, and
fresh place to attend.
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"Good Morning, this is Delhaas Guidance!" Mrs. Van Sciver, secretary of the Guidance
office, is one of the most liked people in the guidance office. Because of her helpful­
ness and constant kindness she has gained the friendship of all the seniors.

























The guidance office tries to direct the students into the field of
work which may be best for them. Each year the Juniors and Seniors
take the S.A.T.'s. Here we find Denny Osterdahl and Knowlton
Atterbeary concentrating on their tests!






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Another way to help the students decide about their future is to ac­
quaint them with colleges. A representative from Kalamazoo College
speaks to several of the seniors.










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ADAMS, JOANNE CAROLE ALFREY, WAYNE JOHN ANDERSON, JAMES
Technical "Joanne" General "Wayne” Academic "Jim"
"Style is the dress of thouyfts." “Known to few but his friends.” "All succeeds with people who are kind
TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Prom Com­ TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3. and sincere."
mittee 2, 3; Tiger Pow Wow 1, 2; Golf 1; Dramatics 1, 2; TORCH 2,
Basketball 1. 3; National Thespians 2, 3; Key
Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-C 2; Science
Seminar 2; Student Council 3;
Honor Society 3.






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ANGEHR, RONALD
Technical "Ron"
“Enthusiasm is a virtue of all great
men."
Student Council Representative 1;
Student Council Tech; Track 1.
























ASHWELL, JOHN ATKINSON, JAMES RAY ATTERBEARY, KNOWLTON
Technical "John" General "James" RICHFIELD JR,
"Deviltry is his master." "Do good deeds but say little of them." Academic "Knowlton"
Football 1. Football 1; TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, "Laugh and be happy.”
3. Swimming 1; Golf 2, 3; Science
Panorama 1, 2, 3; Senior Chorus 3;
TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3.




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AUNGST, ROBERT EUGENE AUSTIN, GORDON BAAS, HARRY W.
Academic "Bob" Technical “Gordy” Technical "Harry"
"A true sportsman is possessed of "Even the short man will come up to “Those who try to learn will learn.”
endless quantities of good humor." expectations."
Basketbdl 1, 2, 3; Track and Field Football 1,2, 3.
1; Volley Ball 2; TIGER FROLICS
2,3.







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BAILEY, HAROLD LEROY
General “Harold”
"A guy we like for what he is.”






















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BAIR, LINDA JAY BALDWIN, JOHN HENRY BALL, RICHARD
Academic "Linda" Art "Jack” Technical "Rich”
“She was good as she was fair." “Life is what you make it," “Silence has many advantages."
Hockey I, 2, 3; TIGER FROLICS TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Weight Lifting 3.
I, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Prom Committee 2, 3; Student
TORCH 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Washington Council 3; Homecoming Dance
Trip Committee 3- Committee 3.



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BARTLE, MICHAEL BEARD, HARRY EDWARD BEAULIEU, DONALD
Technical "Mike” General "Harry" Art "Don"
"A curejnt heiin lies within this merry "Quietness and friendliness makes a "His thoughts and his conduct are his
lad." fine fellow." own."
Swimming 1. TIGER FROLICS 2. 3. Cross Country 1; Swimming and
Diving 1,2,3; Chess 1; FAMA 3.


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BECK, JOAN
Business "Joan"
"She has courtesy of the heart."
























BEECHER, HENRY BEFFERT, WILLIAM BEISEL, PATRICIA ANN
General "Henry" Technical "Bill" Business "Pat"
"Every man is a volume if you knou "The less men talk the more thes think." "Andso makes life one sweet song. "
hou to read him." Track 1, 2; TIGER FROLICS I, 2, Varsity Voices 2, 3; Senior Chorus
3. 3; Chorus 1,2, 3; Tower 2, 3.






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BELLERBY, PEARL BERTOLET, ANNA LORETTA BITNER, RODNEY
General “Pearl" Academic "Anna” Technical "Rod”
"Quietness and friendliness make a "A thing of beauty is a joy forever.' "hull of fun and jest."
fine girl." Hockey 1; TIGER FROLICS 1;
Tower 2, 3; Class Representative 2;
Student Council 3; F.T.A. 3.


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BOCK. BONNIE
General “Bonnie”
"It is good to be zealously affected in a
good thing."
TIGER FROLICS 1,2; Chorus I.

























BOGARDE, RICHARD BOLVIN, ROLAND BORNEISEN, VERONICA
Technical “Rich" Technical “Ron” Technical "Vonnie”
"Humor is his laugh." "We love a joke that hands us a pat on "The unspoken heart never does harm."
Band I, 2; C.M, Crew 1, 2. the back." TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3.
Track I, 2, 3-






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BOURNE, DAVID BOWERS, VIOLET BOWMAN, JOHN WILLIAM
Technical "Dave" Technical "Violet" Academic "John"
"h is only reason that teaches silence: "Variety is the source of life." “Live to learn and learn to live. ’’
the heart teaches us to speak." TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Weight
Soccer 2, 3; TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3. lifting 3; Key Club 1, 2; TORCH 3;
FAMA 3; Chess 3; Student Council
1.








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BOXMEYER, CHRISTINE
ELIZABETH
Academic "Chris”
“Nothing is rarer than real goodness”.
Tiger Pow Wow 3; TIGER FROL­
ICS 1, 2, 3; Hi-C 1, 2; Breakfast
Committee 2; Prom Committee 1;
Science Panorama 1, 2, 3-
























BOYD, EARL LOUIS BRADFORD, BARBARA BRADLEY, JOHN CHARLES
Academic "Earl" Academic “Barb" General "John"
"A champion force strives here for “Confidence shall be your strength." "Without a care I went my merry way."
mastery." Swimming team 1; Hockey 2, 3;
Tiger Pow Wow 3; TIGER FROL­ Tiger Pow Wow 3; Ram Roast 3;
ICS 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wrestling TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3; F.N.A. 1,
1, 2, 3; Senior Chorus 3; Senior 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3; Prom
Breakfast Committee 2. Committee 1, 2, 3; School Musical
"Bye Bye Birdie" 2.

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BRECKER, SUZANNE BREWINGTON, WILLIAM BROWN, BARBARA ANN
Business “Sue" General “Bill” Business "Barb"
"Conversation makes one u hat she is." "Time cannot change htm." "Possessing a smile that lights her
Prom Committee 3. Track 3. whole face.”
Basketball 1; Tiger Pow Wow 3
TIGER FROLICS 3; Ram Roast
Bye Bye Birdie; Majorettes 3
TORCH 3; Tower 2; FAMA 1, 2,
3; Senior Chorus.






the fival teao£uUatt.










BROWN, CAROL ANN
Academic “Carol"
"Wisdom and faith go hand in hand."
Hockey 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2; Tennis
1.

























BUSS, JOHN BUTTERWORTH, DONALD CALLISON, MICHAEL GORDON
General “John" JAMES Academic "Mike"
"A smile for all: a greeting glad." Technical “Don” "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
TIGER FROLICS 2, 3. I'A light heart lives long." Soccer 1; Volley Ball 2; Swimming
Basketball I; Wrestling 3. 1; TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3; Theatre
Guild 2, 3; Student Council 3; Sen­
ior Chorus 3; Cabinet Member 1,2;
Key Club 2, 3; (Recording Secretary
of District); National Thespians 3.

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CALVANl, JOHN CAMERON, BARBARA ANN CAPELLl, CHARLOTTE
CHRISTOPHER Business "Barb" Academic "Charlotte"
Academic 'John' "Her happy heart sings songs of glad­ "A carefree heart lies within this
"Friemlliness is the stem of truth." ness." merry lass."
Golf 1,2, 3; Bowling 2, 3- Hockey 1, 3; Swimming 1, 3; Tower FAMA 2, 3; "Bye-Bye Birdie” 2;
2, 3; TIGER FROLICS 1,2, 3; Tiger "Death and Life of Larry Benson”;
Pow Wow 3; TORCiH 3; Senior "Arsenic and Old Lace".
Chorus 3; Senior Breakfast 2; Na­
tional Honor Society 3; Prom Com­
mittee 3; Washington Trip Com­
mittee 3-




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CAPETOLA, JANICE
Technical "Janice"
‘‘How buoyant are thy spirits."
























CARLIN, ARLEEN MAY CASTOR, ROBERT GLENN CATALONOTTI, LOUIS C.
Academic "Arleen" Academic "Bob” Academic "Louie"
"Her pleasantness and kindness hate' "Talk to htm of Jacob's Ladder, and he "The ladies call him handsome."
won her many friends." would ask the number of steps." Football 1; TIGER FROLICS 1,2, 3.
Basketball 1,2, 3; TIGER FROLICS Soccer 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Golf
1, 3; Breakfast Committee 2; FAMA 2, 3; Track 1; TIGER FROLICS 1,2,
2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 3; Fama 3; Science Panorama 2.
Sports Editor 3; TORCH 3; Nation­
al Honor Society 3; Varsity Voices
3 (accompanist).
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CHANCE, SANDRA LEE CHARLESWORTH, DAVID CHARLTON, EUGENE
Business “Sandy" Technical “Dave" General "Gene”
"Her lauf^hing flirtatious eyes are "Quiet nobility is the strength of the “A good natured person is never out of
known to all." mind." place."
Tower 2; TORCH 3; Prom Com­
mittee 3.








piom thia. time and place













CHARLTON, VERONICA
General "Sis"
"Her gaiety shines from her heart."
























CHASE, JAMES ALLEN CHEWNING, EDGAR CHEWNING, SIDNEY ARTHUR
Technical “Jim" General “Ed” Technical “Sid"
"Life is filled with countless joys of “A quiet manner makes many friends.' “I’ve taken my fun where I've found tt."
which we never tire. ”






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CLATTENBURG, CALVIN JR. COATES, NORMAN GARY COMMANDER, CLAUDIA LEA
Technical "Buster" Academic "Norm" Technical "Claudia"
"No one knows what he can do till he "Faith in oneself is the secret of "Delicacy is to the affections, what
tries." success." grace is to beauty."
Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2,3;T1GER Musical 1; Prom Decoration 2; Stu­
FROLICS 1,2,3; TORCH 3. dent Council Technical 3; TORCH
3; Tiger Pow Wow 2; Homecoming
Committee 2; Washington Trip
Committee 3-





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CONNELLY, JAMES
General "James"
"Deeds, not words, shall speak for me."
























COTSHOTT, FRED COUCHMAN, KEITH RODNEY CRAWFORD, NANCY GALE
General "Rich" Business "Keith" Academic "Nance"
"Good humor makes all things tol­ "Once an Englishman, always an "Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay:
erable." Englishman." what else more fitting could we say?"
Soccer 1,3; Tennis 3. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Ten­
nis 2; Track 2; FAMA 1, 2, 3; F.T.A.
2, 3; Class cabinet 1; TIGER FROL­
ICS 1, 2, 3; Ram Roast 1,2, 3; Tiger
Pow Wow 2, 3; Homecoming Com­
mittee 2, 3; TORCH 3; Senior
Chorus 3; Powder Puff 1; Science
.36 Panorama 1, 2, 3; Senior Breakfast
2; Swimming 3.

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CROSSLEY, KATHLEEN CUMBERBATCH, DENNIS
Academic “Kathy" HOWARD CURRY, MARY ANN
"She is a burning and shining light. " Business “Denny" Business "Mary Ann"
Varsity Voices 1, 2, 3; Bucks County “Quietness and friendliness make a "Fun and zest fulfill her heart."
Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3;
Chorus 1, 2; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3; Mixed fine fellow." Softball 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 1;
Chorus 3; "Student Prince" 1; “Bye- TIGER FROLICS 2,3. TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3; Tiger Pow
Bye Birdie” 2.
Wow 3; TORCH 3; Senior Chorus
3; Senior Breakfast Committee 2;
Prom Committee 2; FAMA 2.




undent h&dtage











DAVIS, MILTON
General “Milt"
"Sincerity is a trait of true manhood.”
TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3.
























DAVIS, PATRICIA DECKER, SUSAN DEESE, NANCY
Academic "Patti” Academic “Sue" General "Tiny"
“Cheerfulness is a great asset." "Kind words do not wear out the "An ability to keep to herself."
Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Soft- tongue.” Library 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Tower 3.
ball 1, 2, 3; Senior Breakfast 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Soft-
TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Tiger Pow ball Manager 2; Assistant Lit. Ed.
Wow 3; TORCH 3. TORCH 3; Hi-C 1; Secretary Hi-C
2; Prom Committee I, 2, 3; Student
Council 3; National Honor Society
3; Science Panorama 1, 2; Chorus 2,
3; TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3; Wash­
ington Trip Committee 3.
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DERBYSHIRE, MARY LOUSIE DEVINE, GARY A. DEVINE, WILLIAM F. JR.
Business "Marylou" Technical 'Gary' Technical "Bill"
"She who loves and laughs will do “Slow and steady wins the race." “What'er he does he does with ease."
well." Wrestling 1,2,3-
TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3; Swimming
Manager 2; Ram Committee 3;
Tower 2; TORCH 3.








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DIAMOND, PATRICIA JEANNE
Business "Pat"
"A carefree spirit enlightens the way
of life."
TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Tiger Pow
Wow 3-






















I
DIESENBRUCH, JOHN DOAN, SUE ANN DOANE, ROBERT BYREN
Academic "John" Business "Sue Ann " General "Bob"
"Without a care I uent my merry uay." "What wisdom can you find that is "Be silent and be safe. "
greater than kindness."
Tiger Pow Wow 2, 3; TIGER FROL-
ICS 1, 3; Colorguard 2, 3; Tower
2, 3; FAMA 3; TORCH 3; Prom
Committee 1, 2, 3; Senior Chorus
3; Washington Trip Committee 3.


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DONAGHY, GARY DONAVAN, ANNA MAE
DOUGHERTY, LAURA
Academic “Gary" Technical “Mae" Technical “Laura”
"A sound mind and body go hand in "Whatever is worth doing is worth
hand." doing well." "She must have fun above all else."
Track 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Powder Puff 1; TIGER
Cross Country 1; TIGER FROLICS FROLICS 1; Prom Committee 1;
1,2,3;FAMA 3. Newspaper staff tech. 3.







o f ^aiUk^ui fiuendar









DOUGLAS, JACQUELINE
ELIZABETH
Technical “Jackie”
"In the world of dreams, 1 have chosen
my part.”
TIGER FROLICS 3.
























DUFFY, ROBERT HARRY DUGAN, KATHLEEN DUKES, SUZANNE J.
Academic “Bob” STEPHANIE Technical “Sue”
"An endless source of fun.” Technical "Kathi” “A merry heart with room for every
TIGER FROLICS I; Baseball 1. “Money is my goal in life." pleasure."
Basketball 2; TIGER FROLICS 1,2, TIGER FROLICS I, 2, 3; Swimming
3; Senior Class Treasurer 3; Wel­ Team 2; Prom Committee 1, 3.
come Dance Committee.



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DURANTE, LORETTA MAREE DUTTON, JOHN V. ECKBOLD, CLAIRE
Academic “Loretta" General "Johnny" Academic "Claire"
"How fur that little candle throws her "A little nonsense now and then is "The voice is a celestial melody."
beams." relished by the wisest men." Varsity Voices 1, 2, 3; Band 3;
TIGER FROLICS 1,2, 3; Tiger Pow Tower 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Musical 1,2;
Wow 2, 3; Ram Roast Committee 3; County Chorus 2.
F.N.A. 1,2, 3; FAMA 2, 3; TORCH
3; Senior Breakfast Committee 2;
Ring Committee 2; Student Council
3; Prom Committee 3; Science Pano­
rama 3; Washington Trip Committee
3.


We pledge owe dedsl









EDWARDS, INGRID
Business "Ingrid”
"Cheer and honesty are her simple
creed."
Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track
1,2; Drama 1.
























EDWARDS, SANDRA ETHEL ELDER, BILL GENE ELLIS, KATHLEEN ANN
Academic "Sandy" Academic "Billy” General "Kathy"
"A smile is worth a million dollars and "He who works for success will succeed." "Her quiet manner radiates charm."
it doesn't cost a cent." Football I, 2, 3, co-captain 3; Wrest­ F.N.A. 3.
Basketball 3; Softball 1, 3. ling 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 3; Track 1, 2,
3; National Honor Society 3; Key
Club 3; All Lower Bucks County
Offense and Defense Football Team
2,3.

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ELLISON, PEARL EMENHIZER, RAYMOND FEHN, MARY PATRICIA
Business ‘'Pearl" Technical “Ray" General "Pat"
"Life ts a jest and all things show it." "Faith ts the substance of things "True politeness is a pleasure."
Hockey 1. hoped for, the evidence of things not TIGER FROLICS 1; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3.










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FEKETTE, GEORGETTA HELEN
Business "Georgetta"
"Strength and honor are her clothing.”
TIGER FROLICS I, 2, 3; Tiger Pow
Wow 3; Pep Club 3; Varsity Voices
1, 2 .
























FERIAN, PETER FERGUSON, RONALD WAYNE FINDLAY, DELORAH JEANNE
Technical "Pete” Academic "Ron" Business "Delorah”
“Fats, drinks and sleeps well." "It’s not what people can do for you. "T here is a lady sweet and kind."
It’s what you can do for them." TIGER FROLICS 1, 3; FAMA 2, 3;
Football 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2; Prom Committee 2, 3; TORCH 3;
Baseball 1. Tower 3; Senior Chorus 3-

FISH, MARIE E. FISHEL, DOUGLAS G. FISHER, CHARLES
Business 'Marie' Academic "Doug” Academic "Charlie"
"Friendly to talk to. nice to know." “One's outlook is a part of his virtue." "He is a sincere lad."
Chess Club 2, 3; Band Manager 3. TIGER FROLICS 2, 3; Tiger Pow
Wow 3.










cotumt owe gxwd







FISHER, KATHY LEA
Business "Kathy"
"What is there given from above more
desirable than a happy hour?"
Swimming 1, 2; TIGER EROLICS 3;
Tiger Pow Wow 3; Majorettes 2;
Prom Committee 3; Senior Chorus
3.

























FORK, SANDRA LEE FORREST, THOMAS G. FOSTER, DALE GORDON
Technical "Sandy” General "Tom” Art "Dale"
“While we live, let us live." “Men at some time, out-master thetr "That thou mayest walk in the way of
Basketball 1, 2; TIGER FROLICS 1, fates." good men."
2, 3; Tiger Pow Wow 3; Washington TIGER FROLICS 1,2,3.
Trip Committee 3-




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FOSTER, GERALDINE FOWLER, CLARENCE W. ERANZSON, JOYCE CLAUDINE
Business ‘'Gerry" Business “Chico” Academic “Joyce"
"Her delicate charm spins beauts." "Let brotherly love continue." “Great thoughts come from the heart."
Basketball 1; TIGER EROLICS 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. Swimming 1,2; Softball Manager 2;
2, 3; Tiger Pow Wow 3; Ram Roast TIGER EROLICS 1, 2, 3; Track 1;
3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; National Student Council 1, 2, 3; Vice Presi­
Honor Society 2, 3; Prom Commit­ dent of Hi-C 2; National Thespian
tee 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading 1,2, 3; Sen­ Society 3; National Honor Society
ior Breakfast 2; Washington Trip President 3; Theater Guild 1, 2, 3;
Committee Secretary 3; Senior Pres­ F.T.A. 3; Editor-in-Chief ofTORCH
ident. 3; FAMA 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Cabi­
net 2; Tower 3; Washington Trip
Committee 3; Chorus 3.


wmday into- geed deeda-









FRAZER, JOY
Technical “Joy”
“All good things await her."
Majorettes 3; Prom Committee 1;
Tower 2, 3; FAMA 3; Senior Prom
Committee 3-

























FREITAGE, PAUL H. FRITZ, LENIS MAREE FUSCO, BETTY ANNE
General “Paul Academic “Lenis" Technical “Betty Ann"
“Let us all be happy."
"It is good to he merry and wise." “Thought is deeper than all speech,
feeling is deeper than all thought." Hockey 1; Powder Puff 1; TIGER
Baseball 1, 2; Hockey 1; TIGER FROLICS I, 2, 3; Senior Breakfast 2.
FROLICS 1, 3; Color Guard 3; Var­
sity Voices 2, 3; FAMA 3; Student
Council 3; Chorus 1; Senior Break­
fast 2; Prom Committee 3; National
Honor Society 3.
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GALLAGHER, FRANK GALMAN, ROCHELLE SUSAN GAMBLE, JOHN ERBIN
Academic "Frank" Business “Rocky" Academic "John"
"The world is no heller if we hurry." "Quie! in appearance wilh molives “Music is ihe language of mankind,
C. M. Center 1, 2, 3; W.D.H.S. 1,'2, unknown," and I would be an inlerpreler."
3. Class Secretary 1; Tower 2, 3; Stu­ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Varsity
dent Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Voices 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3;
TORCH 3; TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, Volley Ball 2; TIGER FROLICS 1,
3;Tiger Pow Wow 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3. 3; National Honor Society 3.







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GARRETT, GROVER L.
General "Lee"
"His wi! his geslures. and his smile."
Track 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 3-
























GARTNER, TERRANCE JOSEPH GEORGE, NANCY LUCINDA GERHARD, RICHARD
General "Terrance” Business “Nancy” Technical “Rick"
"A good and Irue man." "Her quiel sleady hear! heals Irulh." “The very suhslance of ihe ambiUous is
merely ihe shadow of a dream."







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GILARDI, JOSEPH GLADWIN, NEIL GLANTZ, RITA SUSAN
MICHAEL ANTHONY Academic "Neil” Academic "Rita"
Technical "Joe" "A quiet manner wins many friends." "She may he shy, but look again."
"Think with ease hut work on.” Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3; TIGER FROLICS
Football 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; TIGER Voices 2, 3; Student Council 2; 1, 2, 3; Assistant Art Ed. ofTORCH
FROLICS 1; Prom Committee 1. FAMA 1; TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3. 3; F.T.A. 1, 2, President 3; Student
Council 3; FAMA 1, 2, 3; National
Honor Society 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2;
Senior Breakfast Committee 2;
Chorus 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Prom
Committee 2, 3; Homecoming Com­
mittee 1,2, 3.




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GODWIN, DELANO
General "Del”
"A good man, and true."
























GRATKOWSKl, PATRICIA
GOODBRED, LOIS GRAHAM, JOHN Business "Pat”
Business "Lois General John "Her heart is open to all."
"Full of life and lively remarks." "Time is hut a stream in which I go TIGER FROLICS 2, 3.
fishing.”






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GRIFFIN, CYNTHIA GUSHUE, FRANCIS HAAG, MARY JEAN
GYNENDLYN General "Fran” Business "Jeanie"
General "Cindy" "He had a knack ofjoking.” "Smiling, cheerful, always dependable
"A quiet exterior belies her joyful soul." TIGER FROLICS 3. nothing about her is uncommendahle."
F.N.A. 1,2,3. TIGER FROLICS I, 2, 3; Tiger Pow
Wow 3; Prom Committee I, 2, 3;
Bye Bye Birdie 2; Dramatics 3;
Chorus 3; TORCH 3.







Smc0iiti^ idy (dufoyay










HAEGELE, PATRICIA
Technical "Pat
“Keep true the dreams of thy youth."
TIGER FROLICS 3; Prom Commit­
tee 3-
























HAINES, RICHARD HALL, JOSEPH P. HANDL, PATRICIA JEAN
JONATHAN Technical "Joe” Business "Pat"
Academic "Dick” "He does the duty that lies nearest “A quiet sort of charm."
"Daring is the spirit of individu­ him." TIGER FROLICS 1, 2, 3; Tiger
ality." Wrestling 1, 3; TIGER FROLICS Pow Wow 3; F.N.A. 2; Prom Com.
Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; 1,2, 3; Football 1. mittee 3; Homecoming Court 3.
Track 1,2,3.




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