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Through A Tough Season A Young

Team Gains Experience And Respect












Varsity— TOP ROW (L-R): Kevin Will­
iams, Tom Beswick, Randy Heflin.
Jack Minnig, Mike Fabbro, Doug Ellzy,
Gary Burke, Don Engle. SECOND ROW
(L-R): Spencer Aaronson. Dave
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Adams, Ron Muccie, Nate McCoy, s ’ \\ ± ^ ^ I
Chuck Quinn, Bobby Costantini. Tom
Fryer, Mark Salvitty. THIRD ROW
(L-R): John McGowan, Billy Werline,
Co-Captain Steve Rush, Ron Atkins,
John Reid, Roland Alston, Joe Nott,
Dave Freeman, Dave Hancock, Tony
Panneli. Mark Reid. FOURTH ROW
(L-R): Mac Dubois, Chuck Bellerby.
Steve Cordisco, Steve Nelson, Curtis
Schulz, Dion Lorchak, Howard Assay.
Mike Spece, John Nottage, Ernie
O’Brien. FIFTH ROW (L-R); George
Freeman, Dave Mattingly, Co-Captain
George Gatto, , Brian Roxberry,
Lamingo Davis, Co-Captain Leo Raffle,
Mark Harder. Leon Williams, Harold
Culver BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Huck
Brooks. Duane Miklos, Eric Raffle,
Cornelius Wright. Mike Smith, John
Betchker.






Playing a tough schedule
against teams with far more
experience, th i Tigers did not
enjoy a very successful sea­
son. HoWever,-because of the
lessons learned and the added
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experience, I . feel that the
Delhaas^football team is ready
to begin a long winning tradi­ l-MiiC*’''
tion. With proper guidance |he
Tigers should rise to the top
of the Lower Bucks County
League. T am proud to have ^ M itin
been a part of Delhaas football
and I wi| always remember my
team-mates for their friend­
ship, dedication, loyalty, and
fortitude.* ■ ,
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Coaches Cardinal and Young Bringin’ them down.



9 t h G r a d e — TOP ROW (L-R): K e n H ig h , B ria n
B la isse , D o n M c N u lt y , D a n a A lle n , Q u in tin
P a lm e r , B o b S o m a i n e , Ed R e e c e , M a rk
N o r t h , M a u r ic e G o r d o n . MIDDLE ROW (L-R);
C o a c h S a m E v a n s , J e f f B r e n k e r , C a rl B r y a n ,
B ria n J o n e s , Bill A llen , G e o r g e M c D o n a ld ,
A n d y R affle, A n d y P fe iffe r, G a r y P is to n , R ich
B o n fig , H u g h G r e e n , C o a c h J e r r y K e a r n e y .
BOTTOM ROW (L-R): G e r r y L a a r z , G e o r g e
G a r n e t t . K e v in P e c h a l, D a n P e n q u it e , T o m
H ic k s , V irgil N ix o n , T o n y C a p u t o , C h u c k
L e d e r e r . MISSING: G r e g R o b in s o n .








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Soccer Season Starts Out "On Fire”




















































































TOP ROW (L-R): Tom Gartner, Brian Schibic, Bruce McCann, John Solic, Jim Marr, Don Kladky, Al Ainscoe, Bill Sedgwich, Joe Kepko,
Jay Desko, Coach Robert Cowen. SECOND ROW (L-R): Al Potena, Norm Curry, Ken Bello, John Pindar, Jerome Tenzer, Russ Buchanan,
Evan Trumpy, John Higgins, Guy Rogers. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Bill Kasczcuck, Ed Dikun, Tom Vivacqua, John Johnston, Nick Mohan,
Dave Devalario, Dave Tyler, Fred Brown, Randy Morris.





Vwsity Squasfcs-TOP ROW-IEPT TO
RK5HT— Alsheena Vaughn, Betty Elizy.
Carol Louis. Donna Hrtsbs, Diane Hoff­
man, Louise Bomont, Katie Som-
merer. Joanne Lahner, Renee Stinson.
Kathy Corriiscao. «>TTOM ROW LEFT
TO R I^ IT — Stephanie Reid, Sheryl
Stinson, Rosalyjo McCoy, Sandra
Sing^^n.













Someone once said,
better to have tried and failed,
than to never have tried at
all.” The 1976 varsity hockey
team probably understands
this statement better than
anyone. During the weeks^^of
summer pracTice the team
was highly optimistic as to
our chance of winning the
league championship, but
these hopes never material­
ized. Most of the girls had been
playing together for the last
three or four years under the
coaching of Miss Robinson.
She dedicated much , of her
time and effort to the team.
Even though we did not win as
much as we anticipated, the
season was hot a wasted one.
The friaids we made, the ex­
perience we gained and the
enjoyment of the sport will
forever stay in our memories.

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J V Squad__TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT— Myrene Maske, Dee Dee Pannell, Mary
A ls h e e n a V a u g h n Tirpak Charlene Huhn, Vicky Fields. Melissa Sargean,t, Darlene Ellzy, Wendy
Curry Tracy Clarkson, Karen Richman, Randy Johns. Lisa Streeter; manager.
BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT— Bernice Rock, Kim Pizzullo, Annette May, Choi
Tse Phyllis Singleton, Donna Hamill, Helen Kimble, Gail Weikel, Julie Higgins.

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Varsity Squad FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT:
Terry W ri^t, Torn Vivacqua
MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT; Harry Schailey, Tra
Jim Michaud, Oori Tapper, Phil Shore
BACK LEFT TO RIGHT; Dave West, Jim
Fields, Bob Costantini, Kevin O’Connell,
Karl Weidman









This wrestling season has been
a most enjoyable one. As I reflect
back over the season I see an irv-
experienced group of young men
with a great deal of desire and
alot of pride. I look back and see
Individuals doing the extra things
one must do to be a winner. It all
paid off! I will always cherish the L
special and close moments spent
with the team. They are a very
special group of young men.
David Blatt, Coach
The entire wrestling team,
notably the seniors, wish to ex­ Captains Terry Wright and Phil Shore with Coach Blatt.
press their sincere thanks to Mr.
Blatt, Mr. Boster. and Mr. Young
Don Tepper displays vy.i^
for helping develop us into fine
young men as well as much im­
proved wrestlers. We are leaving
behind many good memories and
times that will surely be part of,
and influence the rest of our
Us es. But we hope that leaving
Dethaas will not mean the end of
a close relationship, but will only
bring us closer together in years
to come. Phil Shore, Co-captain li





Tigers Roar Through


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Varsity Squad— TOP ROVS^ LEFT TO
RIGHT—Bill Katz, Coach, Kevin
Williams, Johnny Morris, Rich Melch-
ing, Greg Brewington, Keith Wil­
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liams, Mark Mullin, Mark Reid.
BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT—
George Fredman, Mark Harder, Larry
Macklin, Brian Hessenthaler, George
Gatto, Chris Cordero,







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The Deihaas Basketball Team
has certainly come a long way.
Defeating our archrivals. Wood-
row Wilson, gave us a tremeh-
dous moral boost. With alt five
starters being ^nderclassmeh,
the team ^ a s a bright outlook
for the future. I’d like to take 4|
this opportunity to-wish all my
teammates all the luck in the
future.
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Co-captain 1977
Head coach Bill Katz
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BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT;
Coach Marilyn Robinson, Sarita
Tirpa, Katie Sommerer, Randy
Johns. Judy Ellner, Mary Ann
Morris, Donna Hibbs FRONT
ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Cheryl
Stinson, Aisheena i Vaughn,
Cathy Cordisco, Sandy Singleton





The goafs of the girls'
basketball team was to
end the season in the top
three of the league and
to have at least a 500
season. The varsity girls
played' hard arid well.
Delhaas girls ended the
season in third place with
a league record of six
wins and six losses. Judy*
Ellner was the top scorer
in the league. Seniors
Kathy Cordisco,Sandra^
Singleton, and Katie Som-“*
merer played exception­
ally well. Sarita Tirpak,
also a senior, played on
the vafsity squid.
Marilyn Robinson





Varsity captains Cathy Cordisco
and Sandy Singleton



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TEAM MEMBERS
Tony Manzo
Chuck Bonner
Bruce Bertram
Marty Altimore 'Ip .
Bob CauccI
Jim Ross v W
Ed Sherman
Sam Lewallan
Tony Hoffman
Pete Hampton

Paul Heller
Greg Martin r ®
Craig Rosenthal
Mike McTamney
Scott Nutter * i
Mark George
Paul Trindle I I
Carl Weidmatt
Darren Randall
Party Roscloll
Nick OeMuro


tCE HOCKEY TEAM “77”
The Delhaas Ice Hockey
Team is enjoying its finest
season in its three year
existence. The team is in
third place and is hot On the
back of the second place P f f f l
Bishop Egan. The team is
coached by a former player,
graduate Rich Ross. He has
molded a basically young team
into a contender. The team
has some experienced players
such as Tony Manzo, Scott
Nutter, Perry Roscioli, Carl R a n d a ll c o n s u l t s C o a c h R o s s
Weidman, and Jim Ross. Up­
coming Juniors are led by
Darren Randall, Chris Murry,
Pat Meehan, and Marty Alti- W •• 'i.
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mare. The team has made the . -M l S\:
playoffs the past two years mr r~>m i J
and this year should be no
exception.
Elected to all star status in smfM
the LB.C.S.H.L. from Delhaas
are Perry RosciolL right de­
fense. Tony Manzo, goalie, and
Darren Randall, left defense.











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Red Team
12th grade Captains
Chuck Quinn Sarita Tirpak
12th grade iieutenants
Katie Sommerer Leo Raffie
11th grade Lieutenants
Sheryi Stinson Ron Pine
10th grade lieutenants
Gail Weikel Jack Minnig
9th grade Lieutenants
Diedre Pannel Sue Supper














Gold Team
12th grade Captains
Marlene Elmer Brian Hessenthaler
12th grade Lieutenants
Jerry Arndt Gretchen Bock Diane Hofmann
11th grade Lieutenants
Judy Ellner Sue Lewis
10th grade Lieutenants
Bob Caucci Pat Alexandrowicz
9th grade Lieutenants
Sue Devaliero Norman Curry

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ftie Good Sound That Is Delhaas



Ychi# first in l^ u c tio n to tho Delhaas March­
ing Band Is ’’Stirllmej^aetices” . Summer Prac-
tiM you say? Yes, c ^ n g those last two weeks p v '
of August you are transformed from an ordinary ^
musician to a Marching Band Member. What
does this name entitle you? Well read on and .
you will know. The fii^t thing that comes to '
mind is football games. One asset of being in
the band Is that you get into football games
for free. What no one thinks of Is how you get |||H 9*
to that garne^ The is by The bus
ride is the best thin_g that could have happened ,
the football game. (Night games are even .
more .
When marching season is over, we add a little
class to our act. No more football fields for us-^ ^
we sit in chairs. This is the beginning of the
concert season. Concert season consists of
mainly two concerts, Christmas and Spring. J H B
After each performance we..all head, as a group, ^
to Philip Arthur (alias O’Boyies). That is the ^
place to go after a concert. # « ^ ' i ' '
Summer also offers many varied activities. ^ "
They include Great Adventure Trip and Phillies ' ■ ■
games. (More fus rides!) After one full year 1 * * ‘ T ^ ‘
in the band you begin to feel its effects. Walking J U l . i ^
down the hall with other band members, you
find yourself marching in step to the tune of D r u m M a jo r e t t e ; H e a t h e r V o o r h e e s B a n d D irec c t o r : M r, W fltiam L o n g
B a n d D ir e
"Notre Dame.” ^
Heather Voorhees '
B. Mason
M. Maxwell
J. McGoldrick
P. McGuire
J. Mcintire
J. McKinney
S. Mountain
M. Offerman
R. Pine
S. Polmounter
J. Quartapella
P. Reoli
C. Rosenthal
P. Rush
B. Russell
0.,;Saba
M. SalvittM:
M.L. Scancelia
J. Schultz
D. Serfass
S. Sharkey
;<l. Sherman
K.
M. Skrypnyk
J. Smith
D. Smith
W. SwarU
H. Voorh
G.
K. White
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Pom-PomsfBACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Connie Afmond;j3nda Durrwacht^, Li^Siftarley,,
Pat Johnson. Barb Hazen, Barb Jarvis. Judy McKinniey;-P,aL; Thoirtas, Sfteifa VWtItm
MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TCTRIGHT, Holly Smith„Melanie; Rider, Buris^/Karen Boisselle.
Denise Hunter Jane Feikner. Pam McGowen, Maria Cordero. E§s^ie Logen; Beth Kresge.
Banner Guard HOLDING FLAGS, t l l T TO Donna Kari. Kim Kingrea, Kathi Ott. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO WSiRFr, Carrte Hulehan, Diane
RIGHT, Jenny Fonda, Rujh Gonnerman. SABRE: Tuthill. Eileen Toner, Karen Gilbert, Barb Barth. Judy Kapes. tw i Ribarchik. Lynn Batchlett.
Connie Keeney HOLDII^G THE BANNER; Cindy Joann Strahm, Barb Hoover, Michele Godin, ArleOe D’ConrieU. M tSSlN^^onna Cordisco.
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FLAG SQUAD: BACK ROW: LEFT
TO RIGHT. HoHy Zaerhtng, 5
Debbie Brown, Gail Fantozzf,
Heather Fonda, Dawn Stout,
Dawn Boerner, Barb Bonfran*
cesco, FRONT ROW, KNEELING.’ :
Jackie Jayne, Denfse Serfass,
Debbie Brodhead, Melanie
Solic, Doris Tegge, Chris Early.
MISSING. Kim Underdown

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“ I f ig u r e d it o u t . ”
The curtain has opened and closed for the last time and a big sign of content­
ment goes up from the backstage area. The polished performance of "Pajama
Game" that the audience saw was due to much hard work mixed with hysteria.
(Every play needs its fair share of hysteria.) To give a few examples: How do you
work with a backwards set? Not only was the set backwards, but it fell apart when
you walked past it. Does your phone ring after you pick it up? Ours did. Have a
dress rehearsal and not be able to hear your music cue because of a 10 x 15 foot
movie screen soaking up the sound. Some theaters work by candlelight, others
use the convention of electricity: we were different. For a period of time, we used
sunlight to illuminate our stage.
The Class of 'll has experienced this madness for the last time. The Theater
' H e y , t h e r e . Y o u w ith t h e s ta r s in y o u r e y e s . ”
Guild will be losing some of its most memorable talents, such as the memorable
voice of Wendy Waters and the humor of Heather Vorhees. They leave, however,
with the hope that fresh, new talent will be discovered in the halls of Delhaas High
and that the appreciation for the art form called acting will continue to grow and
M rs . B u r a k , d ir e c t o r
flourish every year.

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" W e g o t s s s s s t e a m h e a t ! ”


P A J A M A G A M E
C o -D ire c te d b y L in d a B u r a k a n d M u s ic a l D ir e c t io n M a r jo r ie A p p le
C a ro l J o h n s W o r d s a n d m u s i c b y : R ic h a r d A d le r
Book b y G e o r g e A b b o t t J e r r y R o s s
and R ic h a rd Bissell


C A S T , in o r d e r o f a p p e a r a n c e


Hines R ic h M e t t e r s S e c o n d W o r k e r L a u r ie B o h a n n o n
Pres M a r k W e n t z C h a r lie P a t M c G u ir e
Jo e B r u c e J o h n s o n B a b e W illia m s W e n d y W a t e r s
H asler D a v e A b e r s M a e D ia n e C a r b o
G ladys J o y c e M c K i n n e y B r e n d a S t e p h a n ie W h itfie ld
Sid S o r o k o n J im M c ln t ir e B o b b ie M ic h e le Z e u s k a s
Mabel H e a t h e r V o r h e e s S a le s m a n H u g h P e t r o s k y
First W o r k e r D a v e B u c k P o p M a r k A m is t a d i








‘ H u r r y u p , h u r r y u p ! ”




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FRONT ROW: D a r le n e E c k e r t , W a n d a S h o r e , L y n d a E m s i e y , J o h a n n a L le w e lly n , D a v id Buck,
M a r jo r ie A p p le , W e n d y W a t e r s , L a u r ie B o h a n n o n , J o a n n e S t e w a r t , S y lv ia S h a r k e y : MIDDLE
ROW: M a r io n S h a fle , H e a t h e r V o o r h e e s , C h r is t in e B o w e n , M a r k W e n t z , K a r e n S c h a e ffe r , J o y c e
M c K in n e y , C o lle e n M c G o ld r ic k , C y n t h i a W o jcik ; BACK ROW: T r a c y R ic h a r d s o n , S h ir le y H o rro c k s ,
J o a n n e M c G o ld r ic k , P a tric ia F la n n e g a n , P a t ric k M c G u ir e , G o e r g e B y le s , B a r b a r a T h o m p s o n ,
D e b b ie B o e r n e r , C h r is t in e B r a d y , D a w n B o e r n e r , J a c k ie B r a n d e n b u r g

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Naval Science 3. FRONT ROW (LEFT
TO RIGHT): Steve Trindle, Carol Lips.
Jim Foster. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO r't w ^
RIGHT): Scott Griffith, Sharon White-
house, Pam Hufford, Robin Beth. Mike • » » j *.
Schmidt. Joe Smith. BACK ROW (LEFT • .*♦
TO RIGHT): Ed Uber, Mark Whitehouse.
Mike Maurer, Steve Ro^ce. Mike Tomlin­
son, Bret Fox.
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Naval Science 2, FRONT ROW (LEFT
TO RIGHT): Pat Steigelman. Dave White-
house, Ada Ups. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT V
TO RIGHT): Sue Meyers, Mike Stewart, — it'ym
Sharon Whitehouse, Karen Clevenger, T r ' '' _ T
Janet Grobels, Pat Jenkins. BACK ROW
(LEFT TO RIGHT): Don Hibbs, Ed Chand­ i »i
ler, Ted Miller, Ken Roth, Mike Barouski.
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Naval Science 1, FRONT ROW (LEFT TO
RIGHT): Nick Mormando, Glenn Hamill,
Phil Sundling, Jim Reed, Phil Marshall.
Henry Boerner, Jim Harbison. MIDDLE
ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Debbie Potts, N '
Sandra Whitehouse, Pat Boyd, Debbie
Craft, Donna Tesno. Barbara Cornell,
Pat Steigelman. BACK ROW (LEFT TO
RIGHT): David Whitmore, Jeff Schoell,
Jason Kulig, George Fox, Adam Lewis,
William Souden, Karl Bryan. Eric Scholz.










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Officers, FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Captain Carlin, Chief Miller, MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Scott Griffith, Mike Schmidt, Mark
Whitehouse, Sharon Whitehouse, Steve Royce, Jim Foster. BACK ROW: Ed Uber.












Drill Team, FRONT ROW (LEFT TO
RIGHT): Scott Griffith, Mark White-
house, Sharon Whitehouse, Sue
Meyers, Pat Jenkins, Sandra White-
house, Phil Marshall, Pat Steigelman.
BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ted
Miller, Mike Tomlinson, Mike Stewart,
Joe Smith, Henry Boerner.




















Shore Patrol, (LEFT TO
RIGHT): Ed Uber, Mike
Maurer, Jim Foster.














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School Store

Stuffed Animals And Gym Bags












Every morning sleepy Del-
haas students pile into
the school store and are
cheered by the pert and
pretty faces of the school
store sales girls. These
girls not only dispense
charm along with your L T o R — C h e r y l M ar­
change, but also take rei* tin, C a ro l Stew art,
sponsibility for ordering M r. R o s e n b e r g , Jo y c e
stock and keeping accounts. S c h e e t z , C h r is Mc­
In recent years things like G r a t h , D ia n e Matulis
calculators, candy, cuddly
tigers, and psychedelic
boupuets have been added
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Media Qenter,

The "Instant Eye”


Delhaas »


The hammering and saw­
ing eminating from the
Media Center is not the
building of the “ Pajama
Game” set, but the finish­
ing of a TV production room
and studio. While many stu­
dents consider ,|.V. as movie |
projectors and record play­
ers. this group is involved
in much more. Now Delhaas
will be able to produce and
record for posterity a full
original television show.
Under Mr. Blocklinger’S|
direction student volunteers^'
also set up sound systems
for all events like basket­ BACK L TO R— M ark
ball and wrestling and dupli­ W h it e h o u s e , R a y Pale-
cate educational materials.
c ek , T e r r y H a n le y , Mr.
B lo c k lin g e r FRONT L TO
R— J a n e t G r o b le s , S h irle y
H o r r o c k s




















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Just Struttin’ Our Stuff”

Clash Of The Classes








The Clash of the Classes is
an annual event to promote
and embellish the coffers of
the class treasuries. Students
in each grade are assigned a
particular dress code to_fol--
low. Participation is the key
to score points for thisisvent. -
The climax, however, is tra­
ditionally the tape race held "
in the cafeteria. Students
purchase one inch of color-
coded tape for a nickel. This
year the class o f ’77 :^onTor
the second time in four years-
“No problem,”^ s ^ the sen­
iors, “We did jt eartier
had the whole thing o

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WDHS

Two More Minutes” Signing On For


Third Lunch







TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT—
Scott Schrey, Kevin O'Con-
neff, Greg Gulick, Mike
Smith, Ron Nelson. SECOND
ROW— Frank Leonhard. Jer­
ry Arndt, Earl Browne, Tony
Duncan, George Freeman,
Jim Marr, THIRD ROW—
George Byles, Michelle
Zeauskas, Debbie Boerner,
Cheryl Brandt, Ray Finnell,
Bill Kas2czuk, Carolyn Jones.
FOURTH ROW— Jeff Harris.
Cris CSrdero, Robin Kingrea,
^ Karen -Roth, Denise Collins,
, Ralph Guiterrez.


T O P R O W L E F T T O R I G H T — J e r r y A r n d t , S c o t t
S c h re y, T o n y D u n c a n . B O T T O M R O W L E F T T O
R IG H T — R o n N e ls o n , E arl B r o w n e .































Student editors and fledgling reporters
make the TIGER ROAR six times a year.
Tips and beats and assignment sheets,
layout and paste-up, headlines and point
sizes, editorials and art work, circulation
and business and advertising, selling and
exchanging papers, photos and cartoons,
all these keep the staff busy, busy, busy.

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3ll, Maybe . . . In Conclusion, It Is

DEBATE AND FORENSICS












Something unique happened
this year to the debate and
speech teams; we grew. The
growth is unique in that it in>
voived many underclassmen and
alot of talent. This year we saw
the arrival of ninth and tenth
graders who enjoyed poetry
interpretation along with the
more challenging events such
as debate and dramatic interpre­
tation. Such new talent when
combined with two champion­
ship debaters, as well as other,
experienced speakers, made the
team very Successful. Thanks
to the work of the team mem­
bers and an excellent coach
the team is now well respected.
Lynda Emsiey
Club President













BACK ROW L TO R— Bill Malloy, Ernie Bancroft, Lynda Emsiey— president. Rich Metters, Jeff Kimbrough.
CENTER— Alan Offerman




FRONT ROW— Bill Mal­
loy, Choi Ming Tse,
Phil Rush, Fran Lee,
Ernie Bancroft.

MIDDLE ROW— Jenni­
fer Fonda, Marlene
Cavari, Janet Grobels,
Lynda Emsiey,


BACK ROW— Jeff Kim­
brough, Bryant Car-
than, Alan Oferman,
Rich Metters, Mr.
Ewing, advisor.

F IR S T R O W — D. Mattingly, K.
Runey, S. Smith, J. Minning,
B. Horner, J. McGowan. S E C ­
O N D R O W — D. Kaufman, P.
Aiexandrowicz, C. Curry, A.
Fiori: corr. sec., Mr. Goiden:
advisor, L. Longstreet: vice
pres., L. Gesuaidi; rec. sec.,
D. Morgan, A. Colantti, D.
Tuthili. T H I R D R O W — S. O’Don­
nell, L. Pierro, N. Scalia, J.
Hodges, S. Gugger, B. Hamer,
K. Frick, J. Nam, L. Bomont, M.
Reckus, M. Adamoff. F O U R T H
R O W — J. Counts, C. Armond, S.
Lee, C. Miller, L. James, E.
Osborne, K. Vesce, K. Hain,
P. Giantomass, L. Accardi.
F IF T H R O W — J. Desko, G. Bock,
K. Andrescavage, D. Whiteman,
K. Colomarino, M. Godin, J.
Littleton, M. Bugyi, C. Neidig,
R. Braam. S I X T H R O W — S.
Papit, D. Matulis, S. Dallara,
S. Lewis, N. Wagner, S. West,
K. Gross, C. McGrath, C. Martin,
S. Tancini. S E V E N T H R O W — H.
Bose, K. Denny, D. McGovern,
R. Ellison, J. Peranteau, D.
Cordisco, D. Logan, K. Under­
down, S. Horrocks, S. Zemany,
Mathletes, Can Yo C. Rooney.


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'’Mathletics" is an
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Team members have"
weekly workouts to
prepare for me
which are held on ^
Monday afternoons
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Five first string math-
athlete^ participate in
each m^et. Each mem-
ber must solve each of
the five given prob-
Hugh Petrosky
iems in five rnfnutes. ; ^
Brian Shibik
Itoihaas^s one of Mrs. Rankin, advisor
eleven teams^in the i
Bucks Count/ Inter- > ;* i Ken Grotz
Barbara Finnegan
scholastic Mathemat- ^ Kathy Malloy
ics League. Team
Rich Matters
standings are based Ernie Bancroft
on total points accum-
u ia t^ during the sea-
son. This year's talemt- |
ed "Junior Tea^"
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Wright^ Edward klodit^ 1Batt»
Ruflzinllti; viee R r^ fd «^ FR O r#‘J
ROW: Henry Storey, CteM o^hor : ^ ' * i * \ »
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Joseph S. Kaufman ^ ■/' ‘‘*a
;4iii^rintendent
P^g^p^es H. M cQ p M ^
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Charles t. WbH "
Asst. Sup. Business
Ira Bud Grossman
-48ersoo«et*<$wnna^^
Frank Greco
Dir. Pupil Personnel
Harold W. Hunter
Dir. Secondary Education
Linwood A. Rohrbach ^
Dir. EkM^Ijiiary Education
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Superintendent Joseph S. Kaufman