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PRESENTED JUNE 4,1968

EDITOR CO·EDITOR


CLASS OF 1968

FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOL


TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 8 CLASSES 21 SENIORS J:..CTIVITipS SPORTS ADS

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Behold, the hour cometh, yea, is now come, that he shall be scattered, every man to his own .. . The noontide is upon us ..• I depart as air, I shake my white locks at the runaway sun ..• · I will lift up mine eyes ..• We must walk this lonesome ..• Well, I've got a feelin', way down in my shoes, and it's way down in my shoes ..• I go, and it is done .•• I will go where I am wanted, where there's room for one and ... Give me liberty, or give me ••• Let me alone, let me go home, let me go back and start over ... I woke up this morning with my mind (my mind it was) stayed on freedom ...

DEDICATED TO THE SCHOOL

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The bowers are bare of bay, that once the muses wore .•. After all the years, I can't bear the tears, so go softly .•• Is not forever a stranger and alone? ..• But I will see you again, and your heart shall rejoice, and your joy no man taketh from you ... Farewell to barn and stack and tree, farewell to •.• I give you my sprig of lilac .••

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What was given us here we shall keep ••. A part of all that I have met .•• It is you talking, just as much as I myself ••• When I was one and twenty, I heard a wise man say ..• Experience is far from adequate, so we must be good at learning •.. We'll take a cup of kindness yet •.• Art not the least of the cities of Judah, for out of thee shall come ... Love no other, so let ..• If our hands should meet in another dream •••

But I woke up this morning, you were on my mind, and you were on my mind •..

And having written, it moves on •.. And yet shall mourn with ever returning spring ••• Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you .•. Abide in me, and I in you .•. Fare thee well, ol' Joe Clark, I'm bound to leave this town.

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ADMINISTRATION

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MR. WORTH

MRS. SATTERTHWAITE

FINE ARTS

MR. CEDERSTROM

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MISS SURBECK


LANGUAGE

MISS GARABRANT MISS FIESEL

MRS. SMITH MR. ELY

MR. JUHASZ

MR. BAUER

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MRS. RENNER

MR. EMERSON

SOCIAL STUDIES

DR. BUSH

MR. ROBINSON

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MRS. RICE


MR. LANDIS

MR. FICKENSCHER

MATHEMATICS

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MR. MURRAY

MRS. SIMON

MRS. DUGAN


MR. WORTH

MISS WHITCRAFT

MRS. PARKER

MR. ELY

MR. LAUBER

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ENGLISH

MRS. OLSON


MR. FARRADAY

SCIENCE

MR. CHERIM

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MR. LANDIS

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

MR. WILLIAMS

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MRS. JACKSON

RECEPTIONIST

NURSE

MARTHA FAULKNER

MRS. KEMPIN


SECRETARIES: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Whiteway, Mrs. Dugan . TOP ROW: Mrs .. Orr, Mrs. Gallagher.

MRS. BUELL, Librarian.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mereriith, Mr. Evans, Mr. Schaeffer, Mr. McCann, Mr. Moore, Mr. James, Mr. Oden, Mr. Lovett, Mr. Dandy, Mrs. Hope, Mr. Hope.

MAINTENANCE MR. STANLEY, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.

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SEATED: Vaden, Malkin, Brown, Kritchevsky, Wessel. SECOND ROW: Speetles, Gorby, Davis, Korostoff, Toland, DeLong, Lam mot, Orwitz, Homeier, Beverly. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Funderberg, Scott, Tobia, George, Ely, Schalow, Mitchell, Slap, DeLong, Levin, Tait. FOURTH ROW: Donolow, Samelian, Baird, Broyles, Maggio, Graub, Yoskin, Kennedy, Menta, Guynn. FIFTH ROW: Drake, Kohl, Murdock, Kane, Feldman, Huhn, Westfried, Purdie, Young.

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FIRST ROW: Treon, Speetles, Higgins, Wrigley, Mersky, Myers, Schranze, Madway, Fulton, Shapiro, Fe linton. SECOND ROW: Bixby, Somerville, Bell, Fisk, Farraday, Carter, Cooke, Robitscher, l\1illigan, Werner, Ely, Marshall. THIRD ROW: Kleiner, Zimmerma11, Guyer, Ritt, Berckman, Maxwell, O'Neill, Bassett, Clemenko, Serody, Brown, Grossman, Newman, Tomlinson, Hanson, M. Brown. FOURTH ROW: Gaffney, Janet Jackson, Linehan, Welch, Martin, Strong, DePaul, Judith Jackson, Gould, Maggio, Brady, Lucas, Thomas.

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SITTING: Newman, Biddle, Teti, Redmond, Gallagher, North, Zimmerman, Rieder, Baird. f1RST ROW: Richter, Steisel, Nupp, Kennedy, Morey, Williams, Michael, A. Taylor, Sutliff, Agler, Dratman . SECOND ROW: Lindquist, Brodie, Siegle, Duff, Brown, Wolf, Martin, Polan, Fried, Fox, Blanton, Robinson, Zubrow, Garrison, Davis, Copperman, Meehan. THIRD ROW: Krouse, Eiseman, O'Neill, Roth, Beverly, Leebron, Shapiro. FOURTH ROW: Dangerfield, Howe, J. Taylor, Ovedoff, Sax, Preston, Cunneen, Solenberger.

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KNEELING: Siter, Schalow, Campbell, Couch, Roberts. FIRST ROW: Levin, Tsukahara, Buerkle, Seidel, Schlesinger, Ide, Abrams, Goodman, Temeles, Haiman, Lerch, Cooper, Coates. SECOND ROW: Murdock, Woodbridge, Ersek, Kinsella, Koenig, Midence, Jackson, Kalman, Stoner, Otton, Farquhar, Grumbling, McVickar. THIRD ROW: Gregory, Schober, Sokol, Ziegler, Camp, Albrecht, Shaw, Guthrie, Thomas, Scheffey.

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SEATED: Clemenko, Kudlajev, K. Brown, Cleaver, Settlage, Ovedoff. Glasser. FIRST ROW: Freeman, Marshall, Martin, Kotin, Ely, Shaw, Koffler, Schalow, Gassel, C. Frohner. SECOND ROW: Blau, Hayner, McNichol , Sager, Lindquist, Murtagh, Eiseman, Rumsey, George, Mustin, North, Wright, Dugger. THIRD ROW: Chance, March, Biddle, J. Frohner, Smile, Grumbling, Preston, N. Brown, Kligman, Carr, Baird, Draper. FOURTH ROW: Parris, Davis, Makler, Wermuth, Singley, Wolfe, Sears, Luce, Malamud , Ludwig, Kirk, Williams, Schober.

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SENIORS: Alessandroni, Arnold, Atkinson, Bixby, Brodie, Brown, Burgess, Churchill, Cohen, Cubberly, Davis, Dickey, Drake, Evans, Fair, Ginsburg, Goldwater, Harrison, Hsu, Janosik, Jewell, Jones, S. Jones, Judson, Lindquist, Linton, Lipman, Luborsky, Makler, Massey, Newman, Ornsteen, Peller, Pennimen, Sears, Seidel, Stanert, Stein, Tobia, Weinstein, Wesson, Wrigley, Yoskin, Zimmermann.

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NANCY ROSE MARIE ALESSANDRONI Two Years "Nancy" Always singing ••• "Who said I could dunk a basketball?" •.. Long hair ••. Snack bar at school ••. "What's the matter, baby?" ••. Anita •.. Loves to eat ... "Wilt" ... Frustrated soprano ••. "All right, who exchanged my chicken sandwich with cream cheese and chives?" .•. Future actress .•• "Aren't you Mark's sister?" ACTIVITIES: 11 - Chorus, Junior Prom, "West Side Story", Thespian Society, Service Committee; 12- Chorus, UNICEF- Chairman, Senior Prom - Co-Chairman, Thespian Society, Service Committee. ATHLETICS: 11 - Tennis, Varsity Basketball; 12 - Varsity Basketball, Tennis - Captain.

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DAVID IVES ARNOLD Eight Years "Dave" Guitar-playing soccer captain •.. Sodas at recess •.. Murray memories ..• Good Latin student .•• "Look out, Linton!" ••. Mrs. Simon's pet •.. Banjo-plucker ••• Sports crazy ••• "Where's fool Linton?" •.. The D. A •.•• Soccer superstar ••• Very classy over the summer .•• Parted his hair in the middle ••. Country music lover •.. Loves German •.. Only one who ever does the soccer exercises •.• "Gosh darn it!" ••. "Hi, Poopsie!" •.. "Gee, he's a swell guy." .•• Satiric lisp. ACTIVITIES: 10 - "Carnival", "The Lark"; 11 - "Unto Us, The Living", "In the Zone"; 12- "Cockadoodle Dandy", Boys' A.A., Drama Minor, Thespian Society. ATHLETICS: 10 -Soccer, Baseball; 11 - Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball; 12- Varsity Soccer Captain, Varsity Baseball.

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PAMELA ATKINSON Seven Years "Pam" Wears pink ... Nice hair ... Quiet, refined, beautiful ..• Dances ... Graceful •.. Navy girl~ Annapolis weekends ..• Summers at Beach Haven .•. Future prima donna ... Silent but deadly ... "To dance is to live and to live is to dance" .•. Cougar . . • Shy ... Above all, quiet •.. A Green Hillite. ACTIVITIES: 10-Chorus, "Carnival"; 11Chorus, "West Side Story"; 12-Chorus ATHLETICS: 9-Hockey, lacrosse; 10Dance, archery; 11-Dance, softball; 12Tennis, softball.

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JULIA HOLLENBACK BIXBY Six Years "Holly" Easy going ... Dark, pretty, and quiet ••• Laughs a lot •.. That Bavarian bikini ••. Allyear tan .•. Always insisting she's too fat .•• Bubbling •.. Makes her own clothes (but never finishes bathing suits) •.. Great at sports ••• Everybody's friend ••• Hard worker •.• Merestead camper .•. "Uh-huh" •.• Wears Judy's cheerleading sweater ••. Photogenic •.. Beautiful, especially the eyes •.. Hereditary Lacrosse captain ..• Quiet but wise •.. Costume caretaker ••. Writes cheers on her hand .•• Gets lost in Phila. with C. B..•• "Bix". ACTIVITIES: 9 - Chorus, "Finian 's Rainbow"; 10- Chorus, "Carnival"; 11- Chorus, G. A.A., Class Vice President; 12 - Chorus, Class Secretary, Cheer leading. ATHLETICS: 9,10,11,12 - Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse (12 - Lacrosse Captain).

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BARBARA FRANCES BRODIE Four Years "Barbara" Quiet ••. Hides in her hair .•• "Little Shadow" .•• Nice clothes ••• Pretzels at recess •.• Babysits .•. Debutante .•• Wild Haverford parties ••• Thin ••• After-Prom party ..• Telegrams to Haverford ... Merion Cricket Club •.• "Can I see your history notes?" ..• Can be found in the back of the homeroom. ACTIVITIES: 10 - Tutoring; 11 - Tutoring, Service Committee; 12 -Tutoring. ATHLETICS: 9 - Hockey, Basketball, Softball; 10 -Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Softball; 11Varsity Hockey, Basketball Manager , Softball; 12 - Hockey, Softball.

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WILLIAM ALAN BROWN Six Years "Willy" Class president four years out of six ••• Intelligent, rugged type ... "Give the ball to Brown" ••. "Mrs. Simon, that isn't really right, is it?" •.• Mr. Ely's Tonto talk ••. "Hey, Don, did ya see that French homework?" •.• "Uh-oh" .•• "Wait a minute Mr. Landis, it's working now!" ••. The class's moral support •.. Worked a computer for twenty-four hours straight .•• Built a fire from borrowed tissue paper in Montana ..• Wild parties .•• Wrestling star ... "When you win, you should celebrate!" .•• Long drives to Wynnewood ... Sideburns ... Juniors • . • Touchdowns ..• Boy's AA Physics II ... Versatile President. ACTIVITIES: 9 - Boy's Athletic Association; 10 - Boy's Athletic Association, Class President; 11 - Boy's Athletic Association, Class President, "West Side Story", Buck Hill Falls Religion Conference; 12 - Boy's Athletic Association - President, Class President, Yearbook - Business Manager. ATHLETICS: 9- Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football; 10 - Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track; 11 - Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track; 12Varsity Football - Co-Captain, Varsity Wrestling - Captain, Varsity Track.

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' CONSTANCE DIANE BURGESS "Connie" Thirteen Years One of the old -timers ... 13 years of peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches •.• The eternal secretary ..• "Annie Oakley" •.. One of two in math ••• The octet reincarnated .•• Secret struggles with calculus ••. Everybody's friend ••. A terror on the hockey field •.. "Want a piece of orange?" •.• Tiny, meticulous handwriting •.• Dependable ..• Great tennis coach •.. Versatile ... Swisher .•• Turned ankles .. . "I'm not taking orange drink duty again!" .. . Gets lost in Phila. with H. B...• Letter from Germany. ACTIVITIES: 9 - Chorus, Octet, "Finian 's Rainbow", Class Secretary; 10 - Chorus, Octet, "Carnival", G.A.A.; 11- Chorus, Octet, "West Side Story", Student Council; 12 - Chorus (CoChairman)., Octet (Chairman), Student Council. ATHLETICS: 9 - Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball; 10 - Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball; 10 - Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball, Track; 11 - Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball, Track, White Blazer; .12Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball (Captain), Track.

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STUART LEWIS CHURCHILL "Stu" One Year Genius from Michigan •.. The green bookbag ... Guitar strummer ..• Red hair .•• Garrulous •.. Hands always going .•• "No, that's not quite right - it's this way" ••• "Oooo yeah yeah oooo" ••. Straightens his hair .•• Good with sign language .•. "Yes, possibly, but" ••• Was born mouth first ... Noted authority on everything ... Peaceful .•• Triple "S" composition ... Floats around ••• Giggles ..• Physics whiz.

ACTIVITIES: 12- "The Madrigals". ATHLETICS: 12 - Soccer.

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SARA ELIZABETH COHEN Twelve Years "Sara" Half- French ••. Great personality .•• Morning sessions with Mrs. S.••. SNUP .•• Great giggle ••• Bonne etudiante .•• Born .d uring the "Howdy Doody" show .•• 1/2 hour to eat an ice cream sandwich •.• Revolutionary at heart ••. One of two in math ••. Those French clothes •.• Dances on the tennis courts ..• Can make lima beans look delicious .•• Rosy cheeks Size 1/16 feet •.. Curls ... Holey sneakers •.. Memories of a beautiful mountain. ACTIVITIES: 9 - Octet, Student Council; 10 Octet, Student Council, Chorus, Tutoring, "Icarus", "Carnival"; 11 -Octet, Student Council, Chorus, Tutoring; 12- Octet, Student Council, Chorus, Tutoring. ATHLETICS: 9 - Varsity Lacrosse; 10 - Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey; 11 - Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey; 12- Tennis.

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JANE HART CUBBERLY Two Years "Jane" Unbreakable long fingernails •.• Beautiful laugh .•. Toronado .•• Quiet ••. Long nails •.. Nice giggle .•. Eleventh grade English ••• Soft voice .•. T- Bird ... Future school teacher ..• Class ring shinier than anyone else's. ACTIVITIES: 11- "Carnival", Service Committee; 12 - Journalism. ATHLETICS: 11 - J. V. Hockey, Softball; 12J. V. Hockey, Softball.

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LEONARD ERWIN DAVIS Three Years "Lenny" Nice guy ..• Fastest thing on wheels ••. Runs on no-doz .•• Keeps Mrs. Rice laughing ••• Expert on sleep ••• "Ya wanna run?" .•. "You ought to see the set of carbs I saw •.• " •.. girl crazy .•• beloved 442 •.. 9 lives .•• "and then the pole fell on the car" ..• always double talks his way out of everything .•• Hot Rod Magazine •.• "Can I go to the library?" ••• Loose tie ..• Lives for his car .•. Funny ..• Mr. Lauber's friend? ACTIVITIES: ATHLETICS: 10 -Soccer, Wrestling; 11 -Soccer, Wrestling; 12- Wrestling, Track.

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JOHN MILLER DICKEY, JR. "Jed" Six Years Hot Austin-Healey "Well, you figure •.• Student Council Pres ..•. Nice, roomy car trunk .•• Father of the F. C. Coke machine ..• Runs like a chicken •.. Mrs. Simon's mathematician no. II •.• Y. F.M. Vice-Chairman: "Chairman of WHAT?" •.• Viewed Niagara Falls at 4:00 in the morning •.• 3rd man on the cross - country team ... "Obviously" .•. "Smart people cheat" ... Deep respect for high -carbon steel ..• No lunch ••. Poems ••. "Heh, heh, hehu ... Perplexing computer programs ... "A" on his heart. ACTIVITIES: 9 - Class President, Lighting Crew; 10 - "The Lark", "Carnival", Tutoring; 11 - Student Council; 12 - Student Council President, Tutoring. ATHLETICS: 9 - Varsity Track, Fencing; 10 Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track; 11 - J. V. Soccer, Varsity Track; 12 - Varsity Cross-Country, Varsity Track.

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SALLY PLUMMER DRAKE Three Years "Sally" Mustang Sally Maine summers and weekends ... "I left my composition in Hawaii, Mr. Lauber! " ..• Adorable little brother ... "Gary! " ... Jumping with wild energy •.• Bouncey walk •.• Summer blonde (and winter) ... That sexy growl •.. "Hey, Lenny!" •.. 30 year old loafers .•. Walking drugstore •.• Afraid of the solitary duck at her pond •.. Two heads are better than one .•. Studies under Ramakrishna ... Likes new faces in the faculty ••. "Sorry I'm late, I was in the girl's room! " ..• Loves sports •.. Nice house and tennis court ..• "Ooo-eeeooo-eee, it was great!" ... "Do you have a dime on you?" ... Patterned stockings ••. Blue jean jacket ... Main Point ... Jet •.. Loner ... Abstainer. ACTIVITIES: 10 - Service Committee, Tutoring, Chorus; 11 - Service Committee, Tutoring, Chorus; 12- Service Committee - Vice-President, Tutoring, Chorus. ATHLETICS: 10 - J. V. Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball; 11 - J. V. Hockey, Varsity Tennis; 12- J. V. Hockey, Varsity Tennis.

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JANE CARRUTHERS EVANS Four Years "Jane" Blonde hair •.• Friendly •.. "Urn Quiet and unassuming •.• Pastels ••• Straight blonde hair ..• Loves horses ... Only true blonde left in Philly •.. "Oh, you're kidding!" .•• Shy . . • Hides behind her hair ..• Army or Navy ... "Garett, (sigh)" •.. Chicago •.. "Esmarelda and Rasmadelda", the rat ... That Jeep! ..• Blue eyes .•• Half a grapefruit for breakfast. ACTIVITIES: 11 - Chairman of the Bakesale Booth - Carnival. ATHLETICS: 9- Varsity Tennis; 10- Varsity Tennis, Varsity Basketball; 11 -Varsity Tennis; 12 - Varsity Tennis.

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DONALD CHARLES FAIR Two Years "Don" Duck •.• Mrs. Rice's buddy .•. Famous cry •.. A leader •.. "0. K. Kid! Where 's the Gig tonight?" .•• "All right, truce" .•• Future disc jockey of America •.• Perennial prom chairman ... "Remember Senior Week at 0. C.?" .•• Dave's brother •.. The man who faced 6 '8" .•• Mr. Lauber's pal ..• Great sports writer •.. Helps cheerleaders with skits ... "Hey, Dave, how's the cabbage patch? " One of the punishment trio. ACTIVITIES: 11 - F. C. News, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme", "Carnival", Temple Speech Festival; 12F. C. News, Yearbook, Senior Prom Co-Chairman, Temple Speech Festival. ATHLETICS: 11 - Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Boys AA; 12 - Varsity Football, CoCaptain Varsity Basketball, Boys AA, Track.

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JOYCE GINSBURG Six Years "Joyce" Full of energy .•• Omar Sharif • • . "All right boys, you can give up now!" ... Always looking for excitement .•. "Joycie" .•. Loves to dance ... Constant doodler ••• Future artist ••• Independent and wild ••. Set designer •.. "What a riot" •.. Cheerleading signs .•• Cat's eyes ... Juanita during basketball practice .•. Always head of decorations ... "Dave, did ya study for the math test?" ..• Hooded sweatshirt at hockey ... Future race car driver ... "Yes we have no bananas." ACTIVITIES: 9- Art; 10 -Art, "Carnival"; 11 - Drama, "West Side Story", Class Secretary; 12 - Cheerleading, Yearbook- Art Editor. ATHLETICS: 9 - J. V. Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; 10 - Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse; 11 - Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse; 12- Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse.

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JANET GOLDWATER Three Years "Janet" Beastly baby •.. Editor in chief ..• Celebrating 35 years of unbroken publication .•• "Oh, wow!" Tennis star .•• Perfect attendance record ••• Cynical •.• Villager clothes ·.•• "TENAJ" ••• Nantucket summers •.. Practically fluent in French .•• Sports fan ••• Underclassmen (man) •.. Always talking •.• Hates her last name ••. Misses planes in Logan Airport ••• "My Rambler bit the dust" ••• New York weekends .•• Two heads are better than one ... Catastrophe in MTA •.. Swarthmore College is THE college ••• Patronizes the Ramakrishnada studios ••• Bamboo forest ... "I gave it up. " ACTIVITIES: 10 - Service Committee, French Club, Tutoring; 11 - Service Committee, Editor for News; 12 - Service Committee - Chairman of Race Relations Committee, Editor-inChief of News. ATHLETICS: 10 - Hockey, Varsity Tennis, Dance; 11 - Hockey, Varsity Tennis Captain; 12- Hockey, Varsity Tennis.

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BARBARA LYNNE HARRISON Thirteen Years "Barb" One of the old -timers ... "Is there gristle in your hamburgers?" ... Track fan ... Term papers in one night ••. Running commentary on your lunch .•. Future nurse ... "Harry" •.. Sweet smile .•. Wears plaids .•• Cuts her hair every other week ..• Insists that her hair is not red! •.. The better half .•• "My little computer" ... Unemotional ... F. C. camp counselor .•• Science brain ... "Ken" •.. Dates a "goose. ACTIVITIES: 9- Chorus; 10 - Chorus, "Carnival"; 11 - Chorus; 12 - Chorus. ATHLETICS: 9- J. V. Hockey, Lacrosse, J. V. Basketball; 10-12- Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Manager Varsity Softball.

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P. HUGO HSU Six Years "Hugo" Always present in homeroom Nice hello in the morning •• : Talks fast ..• Softest voice in the class •.. Maniac on the Ski slopes . . . "I can ski quite well; I just can't stop" ... Photographer, cameraman .•. "Don't look at the camera" .•• $1000 worth of camera equipment ••• "But, Miss Fiesel, we were working on the yearbook" ••• "Deadlines were made to be broken" .•• Excellent French student •.. Practical joker .•• Loves to fly •.. Flying lessons at International Airport ..• Is building his own Benson Gyrocopter •.• Movie maker . . . Charges all his photographic expenses to the yearbook • . . mercurial. ACTIVITIES: 9- "News"; 10 -"Carnival", "News", Drama; 11 - "News", "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme", Tutoring; 12- "News", Yearbook Candids Editor, Buck Hill Falls Conference. ATHLETICS: 9 - Soccer, Baseball; 10 - Tennis; 11 - Cross Country, Tennis; 12 - Cross Country, Tennis.

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CLAIRE LOUISE JANOSIK Five Years "Claire" Loves ad-v enture movies on the late show ... Talk much! ... "Mr. Emerson, I'm Claire not Janet. " . .. Long Black hair ten different styles every day ... Tempermental ... "Calamity Claire" in the chemistry lab .. . "Sports (ha !)" ... Skiing in five degree weather ... New nose ... Moves every year- future New Yorkian ... "Look! My hair touches my waist now!" ... Clairissa Jasawicki . . . "Wheeee!" ... S.R. (sorceress) ... Reads in bathtub .. . SNUP- "and my sled." .. . "Make it rain Claire." ... The Witch .. . "Do you understand the Math?" ... "Jenny, you should be a blonde!" ... "Wow, I'm 1mpressed!" ... Chocolate milkshakes, cherry lollipops, chinese egP.rolls and a banana for lunch ... "But [ m really very shy." ACTIVITIES: 9- "Finian's Rainbow", Chorus, Class Treasurer, Carnival, Octet, Service Committee; 10-Carnival, Service Committee, Chorus, Thespian Society, "Carnival", Tutoring; 11- Literary Supplement - Editor, Journalism, Thespian Society, Service Committee - Secretary, Octet, "West Side Story", Carnival, Buck Hill Falls, Tutoring; 12-Literary Supplement - Editor, Thespian Society, Octet, Journalism, Yearbook - Co- Art editor. ATHLETICS: 9-Archery, Basketb'llll; 10J. V. Archery; 11-J. V. Archery; 12-Tennis.

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JUAN JEWELL Thirteen Years "Juan" Future United States President ... Likes debates ... Always talking ... One of the oldtimers ... Loves Mr. Westfried ... The great goalie and halfback ... Franz Beckenbauer fan ... "Munchen 1860 uber alles!" ... Reads "Jet" in physics ... Exchange student to Germany, and lazy ever since he got back . .. Reads "Mad" for outside reading ... 8:00 math with a smile .•. "Othello was just a black man trying to make his way in a white world ..• " . . . "I ·didn't look up any of the words because I didn't want to." ACTIVITIES: 9-Student Council, Lighting crew- "Finian's Rainbow"; 10-Student Council, Carnival, Lighting crew - "Icarus"; 11- Exchange student to Germany; 12-Service Committee President, Thespian Society, charter member, Lighting crew- "Our Town", "A Man Called Peter." ATHLETICS: 9- Soccer, Basketball, Baseball; 10-Varsity soccer; 12-Varsity soccer, varsity baseball.

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PERSHING MORGAN JONES JR. Three Years "Perry" A Chester boy ... Don Juan ... Star hurler for baseball team ... "Mythical horse?" •.. Hy Lit movie star ... Sun Valley weekends and weekdays ... Looked up to ... That grey sweater ... Has wars with stairs, washing machines, garage doors, and anything else that's in his way ... Throws world- famous greaseball ... Never complains ... Soul music ... "I can't breathe out of my left lung!" ... Conferences in the hall before school ... That first year French . . • "Maintain your cool" .. . Tall tales ... Drives like his cousin Parnelli .. . "I just remembered my leg hurts" ... Animal on the football field ... Gullible ... Everything happens to Perry ... Hypochondriac. ACTIVITIES: 10-Journalism; 11-Chorus, "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme"; 12-Art. ATHLETICS: 10- Football, Basketball, Baseball; 11- Football, Baseball; 12- Football, Basketball, Baseball.

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SALLY JONES One Year "Sally" Tiny ... "Geee" Little initial earrings •.. Cute car . . . "Oh, I want another ice cream cone" ... Quick . . . Lives in Exton? ... Memories of Northfield ..• "I have to buy some more gas" .. . Traumas .•• Petite ... That giggle ... "Hey Sara, who shall we visit?" ..• Always smiling ... Poetess Occasional profundities •.. Cute. ATHLETICS: J. V . Hockey, Tennis.

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KENNETH GALLAGHER JUDSON "Ken" "Goose" ... Track star ... Machine ... Asks

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tough questions . . . Mrs. Simon's pet . . . Ruins math II 's average ... Barb ... "How I hate French!" ... "Oh; crud!" ... Sailor ... "Hey, Neil, where do we go now?" ... Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth .•. The eternal workday ... Worried eyebrows ... Mr. Lauber's protege ... Abandons people in fine arts class . . • "But, Mrs. Smith, I'm just auditing" ... "Kenny" ... Faster than the speed of light. ACTIVITIES: 9- Service Committee; 10- Student Council; 11- Student Counci,l; 12- Workday chairman, class vice- president. ATHLETICS: 9- Wrestling; 10- Wrestling, track; 11-Cross-country co-captain, track co-captain; 12-Cross-country co- captain, track cocaptain.

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ADAH DONNAN LINDQUIST "Addie" Five Years "I know I flunked that test" Three French poodles .•• Summers at Alazon ••. Always a smile .•• Most studious .•• "Brownie" ••• Good old Merestead ••. Has the Willies .•. "I'm Addie, she's Mia" •.• First of the Lindquists ..• Shakey voice in assemblies •.• Idol of the underclassmen .•• Sweet. ACTIVITIES: 9-Chorus, Gi~ls A. A.; 10- "Carnival", Cheerleading, Girls A.A. Secretary; 11- "West Side Story". Cheer leading, Girls A.A. Vice President, Drama minor, Thespian Society; 12-Cheerleading Captain, Girls A.A. President, Thespian Society. ATHLETICS: 9- Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; 10-Hockey, Basketball, Track, Lacrosse; 11Hockey, Basketball, Track, Lacrosse; 12- Hockey, Basketball, Track, Lacrosse.

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DOUGLAS MACFARLANE LINTON Three Years "Doug" Sideburns •.. Future farmer •.. Banjo plucker .•• Old time country music .•• Gold rimmed sunglasses •.• Thinks deeply about things .•• Honda ••. Lives to speed •.. Corncob pipe •.• "I'm a fool ••. " .•. "Soakie soaks you clean in ••• " .•• Subtle humor ••• Poker face •.• Finally got off a cleanup committee .•• Hayseed ••• Sings "Oats, peas, beans" in cross country practice .•• Red hat ..• Turns the other cheek ••. "Hit me, if it gives you pleasure---It does?" .•• "Let's go fly a kite" ... "Dougie". ACTIVITIES: 11- "Bourgeois Gentilhomme", Boy's Athletic Association; 12- Boy's Athletic Association. ATHLETICS: 10-Soccer, Bowling, Track; 11Cross Country, Track; 12-Cross Country, Track.

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MICHELE HARRIET LIPMAN Five Years "Michele" The guitarist ••• Nice eyes ••. "Oh Boy!" ••. Nuts about pictures ••. Left handed ••. Dear Abby of F.C •..• "But, umm ••• " ..• Parmesan cheese in milk ••• Organized ..• Excited talker ••• Apples ••• Photographer's helper ••• Loves children ••. Perpetual dieter. ACTIVITIES: 9-Chorus, "Finian's Rainbow"; 10-"Icarus", Journalism; 11-Journalism; 12Journalism, Yearbook - Photography Editor. ATHLETICS: 9-J. V. Hockey; 10-Bowling, Archery; 11-Archery; 12-Archery.

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PETER DAVID LUBORSKY Six Years "Peter" Long hair •.• Eats, sleeps, runs, works ••• No-doz generation ••. One night term papers •.. Russian II. A.P. German, A.P. Latin ..• Runs with a broken ·neck ••. "I swear, I won't run another step!" ••. Five minute vocabulary lists .•• Doodles .•• Machine hater .•• Disorganized •.• "Willy, help!" •.. "I really don't give a hoot" ••. Wanders around school wondering •.• Hates math •.• Laughs like a goat ••• "Hmmm". ACTIVITIES: 9-Service Committee, Lighting crew; 10- Service Committee, tutoring; 11Service Committee, tutoring, Buck Hill Falls Conference; 12-Yearbook co-editor. ATHLETICS: 9-Soccer, wrestling; 10-Tennis, fencing; 11-Cross country, track; 12-Cross country.

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ERIC WELSH MAKLER "Eric" Four Years Unique ••• Philosophical •.• That cap .•• "I'm not a beggar, just a well dressed immigrant" ... Never gets any sleep •.. Poet ..• Future bookie in Alice's restaurant .•• "Ewich" •.. "Gary, we got enough mailboxes, let's go" .•• Sits at the security table ••• "Hey, Jane, you're perverted" ..• Class athlete ••• Dangerous!

ACTIVITIES: 9-Chorus; 10-Art, "Carnival"; 11-Art, "West Side Story"; 12-Service Committee, Chairman of Work-camp. ATHLETICS: 9- Wrestling; 10-Track, Wrestling; 11- Football, Wrestling; 12- Wrestling.

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DEBORAH ANNE MASSEY Eight Years "Debbie" "Hey Depo" ••. Private luncheons in the lock~r­ room ••• LIFE? ••. Future actress ••• "Julie" ••. "I still don't feel like a senior" •.• Stone Harbor Summers •• ; Little pink football .•• "I love fog" • • • Original hockey signs • . . "Remember Merestead?" • • • "Parleze- vouz Francaize?" •.. "Mia, stop it--Not now!" •.• "Hey, Joyce, where are you going?" ••• "BANG, you're dead!" ACTIVITIES: 9- Carnival; 10- "Icaris", "Carnival", Drama minor, carnival; 11- "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme", Drama minor, Thespian society; 12-Thespian Society Vice President, Cheerleading, White Blazer Award. ATHLETICS: 9-Varsity Hockey, skating, Lacrosse; 10- Varsity hockey, varsity Lacrosse, varsity basketball; 11- Varsity hockey, varsity Lacrosse, varsity basketball; 12- Varsity hockey, varsity Lacrosse, varsity basketball.

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JOHN WINSLOW NEWMAN Six Years "Win" Green-eyed, hunchbacked, soft spoken pacifist •.. Sheep skin coat ..• Builds yellow (?) submarines. "Hey, I designed another airplane. " ••• "Bloody hell!" ••• Twelve hours of sleep ..• Sue •.• "My mother cuts it, why?" ••• Thespian President ..• Man of the stage .•• Can be found asleep in the Green Room ••• William the Conquerer's great great great great nephew ••. Uncommunicative .•• Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket by submarine ••• Illiterate rocket engineer ..• Existential philosopher ••• Ambitious beach bum .•• Ireland. ACTIVITIES: 10-Stage crew- "The Lark", "Carnival"; 11-Stage crew- "Icarus", "A Christmas Carol", West Side Story"; 12-President of Thespian Society, Stage crew - "Our Town", "Everyman", ATHLETICS: 9-Tennis; 10-Cross-country, tennis; 11-Cross-country, tennis; 12-Crosscountry, Tennis captain.

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JENNIFER PEG ORNSTEEN Six Years "Jenny" "Are you kidding? Let's!" •.. "Claire, our chemistry experiment just fell into our drawer." .•• "Any apples for Love Lady?" .•• "Claire don't make it rain. " I left my horse outside I" ••. Conservative politician ••• French woes ••• "It's Jenny, not Jennifer!" ••• St. Bernards •.• "Should I cut my hair?" .•• "Tomorrow I am really goin g on a diet!" ••• Green and brown eyes .•• Future vet . . . "I think I'm dropping physics next week." ••• Country mouse .•• Feminine from 9:00- 3:00--Tomboy from 3:006:00 .•• "No, Claire, I'm not going to bleach my hair. " • . . Loves Chinese food . • • "I have to go talk to Miss Whitcraft again." ••. Took care of cows and horses during Christmas vacation .•• "Sky- Hi" •.• Paper dolls in Math class .•• "I want to run the assembly!" •.. Sentimental a bout houses ••. "Smell your ice cream cone, Holly." ••. Graphic descriptions of F. C. launches . . . "I didn't name her Love Lad y !" ••• Finally got some snow boots. ACTIVITIES: 9-Chorus, Octette, Carnival, "Finian's Rainbow"; 10-Carnival, Chorus, Octette, Soph Hop, "Carnival", Student Council; 11- "West Side Story", Carnival, Drama minor, Thespian, Student Council, Class Treasurer, Octette, Junior Prom; 12-Student Council Vice-President, Art minor, Thespian, Honor Committee - chairman, Senior Prom. ATHLETICS: 9-Archery; 10-Archery, Bowling; 12-Tennis.

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RICHARD CRAIG PENNIMEN Three Years "Craig" Reticent ••• "Hey Steve, did you drive today?" ••• Conservative ••• Mrs. Simon's math class ... Quiet ••. Vicious on the soccer field ••. Three words a week •.• "What's wrong with Narbeth?" ••. Silent •.. Penniman's Puddle ••• Hidden talent. ACTIVITIES: 10-F.C. News; 11-F.C. News (Sports Editor), "West Side Story", Boys A.A. ATHLETICS: 10-soccer, bowling, baseball; 11-soccer, tennis; 12-soccer, tennis.

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HANS PETER PELLER One Year "Peter" Cheerleading skit ••• "Did you know Russian women are really men?" .•• Craves ketchup and frozen orange juice ••• Never serious ..• "O.K., fellas, I'll play football, if you promise I won't hurt you." ••• Loves soul music ••• "I don't understand the physics," .•• American girls are so different from Bavarian girls .•• "You know, we don't know dirty words in Germany" ••. Speaks English better than we do •.. Grins .•• Fantastic tennis player ••. "Oh, God." ACTIVITIES: 12-Service Committee. ATHLETICS: Soccer, tennis,

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DAVID ALAN SEARS Eleven Years "Dave" "Perry, shut up" Fuzzy socks ••• Good times at Ocean City ••. #26 ••• Works hard - on occasion ••. Girl crazy .•• "Laughs at walks on Saturday nights" .•• F ? ••. #9 ••. "Dave, not David!" ••• Always chairman of something .•• Den's pal •.• Counselor at day camp •.• Serious •.• Don Fair's alter ego "We've got to get a skit going" Blushes ••. Driving contest •.• Lousy puns . • • "Diesel" ..• Big Deal ••• Quiet ••• Bunny. ACTIVITIES: 9- Boys A.A. ; 10- Boys A.A., Chorus, Carnival; 11-Boys A.A., "West Side Story", F.C. News, Carnival, Junior Prom; 12-Boys A.A. (vice pres.), F.C. News, Senior Prom, Thespian Society. ATHLETICS: 9-football, baseball; 10basketball, baseball; 11- baseball; 12- baseball, Capt., football.

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STEPHEN ALAN SEIDEL "Steve" Four Years Mr. Lauber's friend "Well" • . • Client of the month club ••. "I disagree!" •.• Knows how to talk •.• "Hey, Craig" ••• Reckless driver .•• "What's under that blond hair" ••• Loud booming voice ••• Knows everytnmg about everything in history or politics ••. Money minded ••. Lawyer someday ••. Collects coins ••• History monger .•• Grossbart ••• "Craig, you drive Monday, Thursday and Friday, this week; because I can drive Tuesday, and Wednesday. Next week .•• " ACTIVITIES: 9- "The Lark"; 12-Computer Programming. ATHLETICS: 9-Soccer, Fencing; 10-Soccer, Fencing, Tennis; 11-Soccer, Tennis; 12- Soccer, Tennis.

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JEANNE ELAINE ST ANERT "Elaine" Two Years "Lanie" ••. Sweet smile .•• "What do you mean we have a test next period?" ••• Piercing laugh ••. Lifts tomato baskets ••• Maximino de Jesus .•• Quiet, but gets around ••. Alergic to history term papers ••• "I haven't started yet" ••• Expert fruit packer ••. nice and friendly ••• Work camp ••. Perspiring stomach ..• Mono kid. ATHLETICS: 11- Archery; 12- Archery.

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GARY G. STEIN Years "Gary" Staggers into history at 9:05 ... that sleepy look .•. Charlie Brown smile ••• Red hair, red face, red car •.. "Robin Hood was a little strange. " .•. Quiet ••• Makes out his own late slips ••. Smother Brother ..• Always absent .•• Big brown eyes ••• Future psychiatrist ••• "Geery" ••. Priceless comments on everything ••. Outlet for senior girls' maternal impulses ••. Deceptive innocent-little- boy look ••. Spanish comic books in math. ACTIVITIES: 10-Chorus; 11-Chorus, drama, Surfing club; 12-Drama minor. ATHLETICS: 11-Football, track; 12-track.

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WILUAM LEWIS TOBIA Six Years "William" "Who says Physics is hard?" •.• Mr. Neatness ••• Mr. Murray's friend •.• Drama .•• Soccer player ••. Short •.• Studies hard ••. "William, not Bill" ••• Future M.D •••• Briefcase .•• Tie comes out of his vest pocket ••• Teaches math •.• Plan A this year, instead of Plan B •.. Quiet ••• Still growing .•• Organized ••• Strong advocate of Mr. Murray's math class. ACTIVITIES: 10- "Carnival", Constitution Committee for National Thespian Society; 11"In the Zone"; 12-Committee for Gift of Class of 1968. ATHLETICS: 9-Soccer, Basketball; 10-Soccer, Basketball, Tennis; 11-Soccer, Tennis; 12Soccer- Manager, Tennis.

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ANNE ROELSE WESSON Three Years "Anne" Wide green eyes ••. "Yeah" and chuckle ••. Quiet ••• Guess who called me last night? ••. Green sweater ••• Studies and walks well •.• "Oh, you're kidding" .•• Artistic .•• Shining, flowing, straight blonde hair •.• Lunches in the Library ••• Blue Volkswagen .•• Smiles for everyone .•• Paul ••• Trip to Europe ••• Always dieting ••• Never seems around. ATHLETICS: 10-Varsity Archery; 11-Varsity Archery; 12-Varsity Archery.

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JANE BARBARA WEINSTEIN One Year "Jane" That golden chain .•• The midnight ride of Bonnie and Clyde ••• The greatest stick shift driver ••• LovELY ••• Three Sylvesters and Tweety ••• Morning glory and "Violence of Dawn" ••• Always singing ••• Sits at the security table ••. Holds up laundry mats ••• Found in Alice's Restaurant ••• One of the W.M.B.C.M.F. Gang. ACTIVITIES: 12-Service Committee, Drama, Chorus. ATHLETICS: 12-Tennis.

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NEIL YOSKIN "Neil" Glaring smile .•• Export ice skater ••. Red Chevy •.• "Mr. Landis, I still don't understand I" .•. Part-time cross country team member .•• Naval Academy dropout ••• Oldest member of the class ••• "But Madam Smith ••• " ••• Loves war movies, war books, war stories, war ships ••• Grins alot ••. Life of the party ••• "Yoskinovich". ACTIVITIES: 10-Student Council, class Treasurer; 11-Student Council, FCS News; 12-Student Council, Yearbook Ads editor. ATHLETICS: 9- Football, basketball, baseball; 10- Football; 11-Cross-country, track; 12Cross- country.

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CAROL LYNNE ZIMMERMAN Three Years "Carol" "Zimmy" .•• Loves Cute white bunny .•• Draws pictures from "Peanuts" ••• Feminine except on the Hockey field ••• Very generous ••• "I am not blushing!" ••• Hides behind the filing cabinet ••• Baby doll look ••• From Lower School . • • "I am speaking louder!" ••• Frustrated ( ?) guard • • . Senti mental .•• Funny giggle •.• ACTIVITIES: 10-Chorus, "Carnival"; 11Chorus, "West Side Story"; 12-Chorus. ATHLETICS: 9- Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; 10-Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Archery; 11Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Archery; 12- Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Archery.


SENIOR STATIS-TICS NAME Nancy Alessandroni

AMBITION To be an actress

PET PEEVE Sweeping generalizations

Boys

David Arnold

To teach Doc Watson how to play the guitar.

Charles DeGaulle

The New York Mets

Pamela Atkinson

To be a choreographer.

Coming to school.

Dancing.

Holly Bixby

To learn to wedel down the slopes.

Little chats during Lacrosse season.

That week in January.

Barbara Brodie

To work with children.

Shots and drills.

Summer and the shore

Connie Burgess

To get through 4 years of college without eating one peanutbutter and jelly sandwich. To write a grammatically perfect composition.

People who tell me all math problems are "obvious".

German Shepherds and long eyelashes.

Ex-seniors and juniors.

Smooth- running computer programs.

To retire from the real world at 35 and spend the rest of my life working in an old house. To get out of Friends' Central. To be an elementary school teacher. To be a professional student. To be free.

J. Edgar Hoover and Lewis Hershey, the two greatest arguments for mandatory retirement. I won't say it.

Guitar ragas.

Math.

Knitting.

Fake dual exhaust pipes and pseudo-hippies. Pascal and M.G.'s.

To be an ancient Greenwood tree. To be happy in any way I can. To run an all night radio show. To own a racing car.

Plastic people.

Insects.

427 Vet with Sophia Loren as navigator. Rabelais and Austin Healey's. K. s., gobbledygook, and clydes. Bonny (my puppy) and airports. Parties, parties, parties; Flyer's games. Grasshoppers, edelweiss.

To eat an apple in Meetin g. To see a movie froffi the beginning. To become an airplane pilot or a T.V. repairman. To be a successful sorceress.

My name.

Frank Zappa.

Standing back to back with oeoole 5 '2" Gibbons who don't give their ·call letters when signing off. Having it snow on Friday night.

Chasing a goose.

Willy Brown

Stuart Churchill

Sara Cohen Jane Cu bberly Lenny Davis Jed Dickey Sally Drake Jane Evans Don Fair Joyce Gins burg Janet Goldwater Barbara Harrison Hugo Hsu

Claire Janosik

Juan Jewell

To ski like Killy, play basketball like Chamberlain, and play soccer like

Spiders, bees, and loud people. Basketball refs.

People who do term papers weeks in advance.

PET PASSION

Orange hats.

'aotorcraft flying.

Panthers. Procrastinating, skiing.

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To someday become a college or pro coach with a championship team.

Having your license taken away.

French.


READS Plays, poetry and D. H. Lawrence Philadelphia Flyers Yearbook

Dance Magazine.

College catalogues and sewing instructions.

FAVORITE FOOD Marinated Artichokes

CAN BE FOUND In the Music Room

Roast beef sandwiches Daydreaming washed down with Schweppes Bitter Lemon Strawberries and lamb- Rarely. chops, pickles, 7-up, rye bread. On the slopes, Vanilla cookies and green grapes.

HAPPINESS IS

SECURITY IS

Having all the parts to your gym suit. All 101 verses of the "George Washington Bridge Waltz"

Being 10 points ahead A combination of ignorance and the 5th amendment

Rob.

Grr •• Grr, .(The teddy .bear).

Lots and lots of snow.

Wearing a shirt or dress I didn't make,

Letter and True Confessions "Business Week"

Shoo-fly pie and butter pecan ice cream Roast beef with Chutney

In a blue Pontiac

Faithful friends

A stuffed mouse

Doing anything but studying

Lunch

A "U" on a French test

As Little as I can get away with

Choco-sticks and goulash

Running late three places at once

Leading by 20 points at the half

Lenny Bruce, Ken Kesey and Ric!Jard Farina

Yogurt and raisin bagels

Barefooting around parks

Getting a math problem right the first time. An old house in Woodstock, N.Y.

Having enough bread to retire on at 35

French

Ice cream

In a window seat

Found on a mountain

Listening to Bob Dylan

Critical essays.

Chocolate flake mint ice cream. Pet Milk

In the locker eating oral_!ges. Hank's Speed Shop, Gino's, and Scotty's Loading the soda rnachin_e_ In unexpected places.

Going riding on a sunny day. A cross between a panther and a canary Differential iambic

Studying for a test.

"Esquire", "Hot Rod", "Playboy" Shelly and Ecclesiastes "Wanted" posters. The headlines "Newsweek" and "Esquire" "Snoopy's Philosophy" and "Monarchs". Elastic- man comic books Peanuts.

High-octane gasoline Pineapples. Rice, and Cherry cheesecake Wheaties, and Frosty D<>g_s Kip's "Wynnewood S_l)_ecial" Escargot

Coffee ice cream with marshmallow sauce. "Popular Rotocraft Fly- Cranberry juice and ing" frogs' legs

In a beat-up white Falcon Prowling the halls "I'll never tell" Toiling in the News Room Home sick, Making movies

A Holiday Inn An engine running

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Being far out of the way, A warm puppy

A compass and a lion, Long hair and stuffed animals

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4 days at the shore with Ken, Will, and Dave Knowing I've made it Having my dog greet through one more day_, me when I come home Ignorance Knowing before Fridi!Y_ at 8 P.M. Waking up and finding Having your French a blizzard outside .Homework done Getting out of homeKnowing Miss Fiesel room won't find out

"Alice in Wonderland", Lobster Newburg "The Wind in the Willows", and anything about ghosts "Mad", "Newsweek", Pizza washed down and "Esquire" with Italian red wine

Watching "Double Chiller"

Knowing that snow is on the way

At least one boy in every state

Procrastinating or wandering around downtown

A study and physics before math or German Class

Being in a nice warm soft bed on a Friday night

Italian spaghetti and meatballs

On the Hy Lit show

Achieving a goal in sports

Having something to believe in and strive towards 7;

Anything pertaining to sports and U.F.O. 's


NAME Sally Jones Ken Judson

AMBITION To work at a soda fountain. To be a lawyer.

PET PEEVE Mack trucks.

PET PASSION Me.

The "brat" from Gerantown Friends. Clipping poodles.

I can't tell you.

Local Board 107.

Old time country music.

Doug Linton

To touch the basketball net. To be a farmer.

Michele Lipman

To become ambitious.

Senior Prom.

Singing and playing the guitar.

Peter Lubarsky

To lead a coup d'etat.

Getting woken up

Pigs.

Eric Makler

To be a macrobiotic in Alice's restaurant.

When Gary and Jane are both absent.

Mr. Farraday's expression of love for my CAP.

Debby Massey

To reach the unreachable star. To sail around the world on a Sunfish. To be this happy all my life.

Irwin's.

Butterscotch-chocolate T astee- Freezes Picnics in winter.

Addie Lindquist

Wm Newman Jenny Ornsteen

F. C. Students.

Windy days.

Craig Pennimen

To be content with life.

Radical left-wingers who call me a radical rightwinger. Physics.

Peter Peller

To be a scholar.

Too little sleep.

David Sears

Perkiomen 's 230 lb. fullback.

Baseball.

having to work.

Playmate of the year.

Taking a shower while the dishwasher is on. Arriving late on time.

Climbing in bell towers.

William Tobia

To be an Air Force specialist on aerial phenomena. To be happy, wealthy, respected, and able to do anything I want. To live with hillbillies in Kentucky. To be a storm-door salesman or a forensic psychiatrist. To become a physician.

My brother.

Stamps and coins.

Anne Wesson

To return to Europe.

The Wrigley's Spearmint gum commercial.

Paul.

Jane Weinstein

To cook for THEM.

To be voted "Most Flirtatious"

My good luck king string chain of gold and Eric's golden glassy cross and

Alan Wrigley

To live in unpolluted Vermont

Traffic signs.

Neil Yoskin

Wish I had one.

Track practice.

San Francisco Calif.

Carol Zimmerman

To be a scoring halfback.

Curly hair.

Charlie Brown.

Stephen Seidel

Elaine Stanert Gary Stein

Sunrises over mountains and big fields. A blue-eyed, 120 lb .• blond (girl) Tennis.

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FAVORITE FOOD Peanutbutter sandwiches. Lobster. Chocolate. Hog jowls and blacKeyed beans.

Classic Comics, horoscopes, Winnie Winkle.

Anything edible.

Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse Tun_g. "The Wednesday Morning Bonnie and Clyde M. F. Song", Horoscopes, movie magazines. Tagore, Kafka, Dostoyevsky. The Wizard of Id, Miller's Catalog for Horsemen. John Steinbeck.

Pomengranates.

A11 sorts of interesting books . .§P.orts illustrated.

Beef.

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SECURITY IS A brake job.

A snow day.

"The other team has a crummy miler". Enthus1asuc assembly,

Speakmg d1st1nctly m Assembly. A student deferment.

A stuaent aeferment. A strong shoulder to cry on.

Examining Willy's math homework.

Coveting anything that is thy neighbors.

.. .n't.

Eggs with tears.

In Stroudsburg at 4:30 A.M.

Tony, Gary, and Jane - all insane.

Mrs. Owens is coming back.

Anything chocolate.

Looking for adventure,

My Koala Bear.

Steaks cooked on a wood fire, caviar. Subgum Chowmien with Italian dressing.

Asleep in the Greenroom, under water. Nursing a lame horse the day before a snow.

Sharing laughter with someone you like. A pregnant Gumea Pig. Clearing 4'6".

Fried clams.

Getting an "0" from Mr. Ely. In the art studio.

Doing French homework. A successful life.

Knowing your stomach won't growl in Meeting. A term paper finished early. Wisdom.

Roast beef.

Down at the shore taking in the scenery.

Having studying pay off.

Being with someone you like.

Superman comics.

Steak (well-done).

Trying to pass physics.

Owning Fort Knox.

Maps, classified ads.

Canned cherries.

Jumping down stairs:

Being accepted in college and watching others squirm. Having a nice dentist.

Case histories.

School vegetable soup with branches.

Can't be found.

Nothing I don't have to

French.

In the library.

Money.

Anything.

Strawberries with cream.

Chauffeuring little brother under duress.

A math night-off from J.P. M. Graduation day.

Owning a Jaguar 3. 8 Litre sedan. No more crosscountry. Springtime and lots of flowers.

Being intelligent.

"Stolen" library books. Anything Mrs. B. likes is 0. K. with me.

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HAPPINESS IS An ice cream cone.

Being yourself.

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Trying to drive a stick shift car.

Mary Worth

Uh, Oh, Spaghettio 's.

Anywhere but home.

Occasionally

Veal Parmesan.

Goofing off.

Peanuts.

Peppermint icecream

Blushing.

A gul.

Long hair.to hide under. Waking up, then going Security scarf. back to sleep.

A full tank of gas at rush hour on the express way. Beating Sally Drake Driving with the W.M.B.C.M.F. gang. in arm wrestling.

Having your work done. Knowing it's not going to rain.

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Joyce and Don

Holly and Bill (Willy)

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Neil and Nancy

CLASS SINNER

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1st ROW: Dickey, president, Brown, Ludwig, Kirk, Murdock, Ornsteen, Cohen. 2nd ROW: Wolkin, Couch, Biddle, Abrams, O'Neill, Judson, Burgess. 3rd ROW: O'Neill, Funderberg, Yoskin, Mr. Cherim, faculty advisor.

STUDENT COUNCIL

LEFT to RIGHT: Dickey, Carr, Parris, Brown, Smile, Seidel, Chance, Biddle, Wrigley, Hsu, Jewell, Newman, Mrs. Simon, instructor.

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING


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LEFT to RIGHT: Broyles, Ovedoff, Davis, Tobia, Shaw, Singley, Menta, Koffler, Drake, Eiseman, Schalow, Murtagh, Goldwater, Drake, Jewell, Howe, Mitchell, Zubrow, Mr. Emerson -faculty advisor, Ersek, Camp, Ritt, Schalow, Kinsella.

SERVICE COMMITTEE

John Schalow, Peter Peller, Juan Jewell.

AFFILIATION 89


1st ROW: Shapiro, Polan, Richter, North, Tsukahara, Mrs. Satterthwaite, instructor, Ludwig, Sax, Wolkin, Kinsella, Cohen, Wright. 2nd ROW: Fried, Wolf, Dratman, Clemenko, George, Garrison, Kirk, Ersek, Levin, Howe, Alessandroni, Murdock. 3rd ROW: Atkinson, Lindquist, Zimmerman, Lerch, Stoner, Campbell, Churchill, Camp, Ziegler, Hayner, Burgess.

CHORUS

OCTET

Lipman, Cohen, Janosik, Bixby, Burgess, Alessandroni, Ornsteen (at the piano).

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LEFT to RIGHT: Wesson, Roberts, Gassel, Wolfe, W. Roberts, Frohner, Jackson, Otton, Brodie, Fox, Jones, Baird, A lessandroni.

ART

LEFT to RIGHT: Mitchell, Schalow, Taylor, Mrs. Johnson- Director, Scott, Tait, Kritchevsky, Couch, Copperman, Schober, George, De Long, Schober, Schalow, Wolkin.

ORCHESTRA

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FRONT ROW: Burgess, Cohen, Janosik. BACK ROW: Lubarsky, Brown, Jewell, Dickey.

CUM LAUDE

LEFT to RIGHT: Lipman, Scheffey, Janosik, Farquhar, Goodman, Abrams, Sears, Goldwater, editor, Cubberly, Fair, Williams, Frohner, Sager, Makler, Seidel, Kudlajev, Thomas.

JOURNALISM 92


SEATED: Alan Wrigley, co-editor; Peter Luborsky, co-editor; William Brown, business manager. STANDING: Hugo Hsu, candids editor; Neil Yoskin, ads editor; Joyce Ginsburg, art editor; Michele Lipman, photography editor; Claire Janosik, art Director; Donald Fair, sports candids editor.

YEARBOOK

Peter Luborsky and Alan Wrigley, editors.

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DRAMA

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FRONT ROW: Ziegler, Newman, president, Massey, George. 2ND ROW: Ersek, Jewell, Ornsteen, Janosik, Lindquist, North, McVickar, Cooper, Eiseman, Biddle, Arnold. 3RD ROW: Ginsburg, Camp, Sears, Hayner, Newman, North, Welkin.

THESPIAN 94


LEFT to RIGHT: Maxwell, Werner, Mersky, Baird, Higgins, Murdock, Beverly, Preston, Wolfe, Dangerfield, Cain, Smile, Alessandroni, Kinsella, Sears, Arnold.

BOYS' A.A.

LEFT to RIGHT: Copperman, F. Lindquist, Young, A. Lindquist, Massey, Wermuth, Carter, Linehan, Lerch, Slap, Malkin.

GIRLS' A.A. 95


LEFT to RIGHT: Addie Lindquist, Joyce Ginsburg, Debbie Massey, Mia Lindquist, Jennifer Malamud, Nancy Murdock, Holly Bixby.

CHEERLEADERS

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TOP ROW: Berckman, Siter, Lucas, Dangerfield, Sax, Frohner, Smile, Ludwig, Taylor, Baird, Alessandroni, Davis, Thomas, Ovedoff, Garrison, Campbell, Kirk, Sutliff, Nupp Agler, Rieder, Gallagher, Brown, Fair, Sears, Jones.

FOOTBALL

TOP ROW: Ziegler, Albrecht, Schober, March, Pennimen, Schober, Jewell, Couch, Roberts, Seidel, Arnold, Sears, Carr, Kinsella, Parris, Makler, Wolfe, ·Peller, Roberts.

SOCCER 102


TOP ROW: Massey, Lindquist, Zimmerman, Ginsburg, Bixby, Burgess, Young, Grumbling. Jackson, Murtagh, Lindquist, Abrams, Temeles, Stoner, George, Fried, Michael, Williams.

HOCKEY

Luce, Eiseman, Rosenbaum, Wesson, Stanert, Zimmerman, Lipman, Koffler, Cameron, Freeman, Coates.

ARCHERY 103


Brown, Savar, Williams, Haiman, Beverly, Richter, Copperman, Wolf, Wermuth, Polan, Lindquist, George, McVickar, Atkinson, Harrison.

SOFTBALL

TOP ROW: Jackson, Miller, Lerch, Stoner, Farquhar, Solenburger, Koenig, Wright, Sax, Grumbling, Lindquist, Malamud, Abrams, Temeles, Scott, Smith, Kalman, Young, Burgess, Massey, Lindquist, Ginsburg, Bixby.

LACROSSE

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Mr. Williams- coach, Baird, Carr, Jones, Smile, Fair, Frohner, Preston, Ludwig, Draper, Grumbling, Kirk, Williams.

BASKETBALL

TOP ROW: Guthrie, Sax, Camp, Wilcox -coach, Wolfe, Brown, Albrecht, Higgins, Baird, Purdy, Siter, Zimmerman.

WRESTLING 105


TOP ROW: Zimmerman, Bixby, Burgess, Ginsburg, Lindquist, Koenig, Brown, Lindquist, Wright, Jackson, Lindquist, George, Solenberger, Duff.

BASKETBALL

TENNIS

TOP: Evans, Alessandroni, Goldwater, Fried.

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TOP: Ovedoff, Wolfe, Draper, Sears, Garrison, Guthrie, Jewell, Ludwig, Sears, Arnold.

BASEBALL

TOP: Alessandroni, Frohner, Preston, Frohner, Supplee, Baird, Gregory, Brown, Judson, Linton, Dickey.

TRACK 107


Tobia, Newman, Hsu, Luborsky.

TENNIS

TOP: Kudlajev, Martin, Camp, Wolkin, Schalow, Young, Scheffey, Ersek, Hsu, McNichol, Yoskin, Dickey, Linton, Judson, Newman, Luborsky, Gregory.

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addie lindquist alan carr alan wrigley alfred bauer ann whitcraft anonymous donor bruce williams charlie preston claire janosik clayton farraday craig robinson craig pennimen david arnold david kirk sr. doris simon doug linton eleanor parker elaine stanert eric makler glenn landis hans fickenscher hugo hsu

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james murray jane weinstein janet goldwater jed dickey john cederstrom john juhasz john newman joyce ginsburg juan jewell

sally drake sally jones sara cohen sarah mustin steve scheffey stanley cherim stuart churchill thomas sokol thomas worth

karen olson louise buell marilyn garabrant mary sa tterthw aite merill bush michele lipman nancy alessandroni nancy renner nancy rice pam coates peter luborsky peter peller ruth fiesel

william lauber willy brown


Best Wishes and Good L u ck

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THE YOSKINS Compliments of

ADELPHIA AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER

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2100 Ruffner St. Fire Protection Contractors R. W . ZIMMERMANN

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VIEL GLUCK

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DR. AND MRS. NEWMAN

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Mfrs. of Insulated Wire and Cable

Haverford Ave.

Below City Line Ave.


BEST WISHES AND SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '68 From

GREAT BOOKS OF THE WESTERN WORLD

to the Class of '68:

BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE

The Lindquists

J. E. CALDWELL CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths, Stationers

Chestnut and Juniper Streets Philadelphia Haverford ':' Wilmington Moorestown Plymouth Meeting

Founded 1839

Diamonds ':' Watches Jewelry for Every Occasion Engraved Stationery

Compliments of

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FLOHR CHEVY INC. 125 E. Lancaster Ave. Ardmore "We Are Never Satisfied Until You Are"

BILL BATTEY SPORTING GOODS

MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR SEIDEL

Front and Jackson Streets Media LO 6-1823

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Car or Truck ':' Day ':' Week ':' Year One Way Truck Rentals 4220 Lancaster Ave. BA 2-4250

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Sporting Goods and Trophies

CITY LINE CAMERA CO. 7642 City Line Ave. GR 7-0266 Diplomas Custom Framed 1 Day Film Service

CROSS BROS. MEAT PACKERS

Congratulations to the Class of 1 68 From

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INSURANCE SINCE 1881 Offices Coast to Coast Good Luck to the Seniors

320 Walnut St. , Phila. WAZ-7900

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THANKS to: Mr. Cederstrom

Sara Cohen

Mr. Lauber

Jed Dickey

John Newman

Ourselves

Louis Davis

The Lord That

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