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Robert E. Peary High School is located in thecity of Rockville, Maryland, approximatelyfifteen miles north of the Nation's Capital, and ispart of the expanding Montgomery Countyschool system. There is nothing more difficult totake in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more

uncertain in its success than to take the lead in

the introduction of a new order of things' We are

guided in our pursuit of excellence by a

committed and competent administration,faculty, and staff .

As a student body of over 1800 students we

are seeking to establish effective human

relationships for democratic living as they applyin the family, in the school, in the cornmunity,and in the world we are about to inherit' We

participate in and accept the responsibilities and

appreciation of the privileges inherent in theAmerican way of life.

The future is a world unlimited by ourselves; in

it we discover not only what concerns us, butsometimes by chance, what interests those whomwe love.

It is our hope that the future generations whowill come to Robert E. Peary High School willcontinue to achieve, will continue to have pride inthe perpetuation of the traditions that are so

much a part of life here at PearY'

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=if=na 3. Pearv High. i\4rs. Carrie B' Luck has madc

rnat crffe re nc*. She has er:richeci aii *t oilr iives' The

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rhe: Tltans +i Aibert Iin:re ir l-1igh f cr the

I'ir:rlrerotrrrill galre ilre lcr-:ecor::irg J;'en' Ccl een

ni"i.ur. *u*ortlo cir i\r'1 ike Sweene';' v\ras ci-orvnec at

niii ti","u by l\.nc'," iohnstcn, oresideni of rhe senior

cl:ss. Berie tasher', chaii'nran of half-rinre ceremonies

p:'esenr:*d the princesses rvith bouquers'

The rneii::n€rs of the queen's ccu;'t lvere: senlor

princus* Pat i\er,vman and escort Bob N ininger' senlor

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*ci.kr.eanandSoononlcrepr"incessStephanieVanlv'leli' ar-rC sscort l-4 ike F reernan'

1f.* homecorning dance, Gaiden !/lemories' iaak

olace in the gym anci entertainrnent uvas provideC by

I;;;t;ri '*#*.tutlons' The student chairman of the

;.;; was Te,'ry Brocks" Oueen Ccileen's escort for

,n* *unn* was Rlck Dietricl"r, a memben of thc ciass oi

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Variety ShowThe variety show, Telemania, was pre-

sented on November 8th and 91h,1968'Strong leading roles were played by senior,

Terry Brooks and junior, Mary Francis, whoportrayed Mr. and Mrs. Fight. The show

depicted an evening of watching television'The acts ranged from piano playing to the

Senior girls chorus line.The senior skit was written by Ken Krintz,

Darrell Brookstein and Alan Dudley. The skitwas a take-off on Rowan & Martin's"Laugh-ln" and was highly praised for itsoriginality and satirical humor.

6ther acts included Sherry Berman, whoperformed an acrobatic dance, Jeanne

Mandell who sang "Love is Blue" and Tom

Breach who presented an original song' The

student directors were Ann Suer and Beth

Anderson and the sponsors were Mrs. Patricia

Adler and Mrs. Annette Boorman'

Thought is a bird of space, that in a cage

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A contented m ind is the g reatest blessing a m ind can

On December, 20, 1968' students

urrur"O the roles of teachers and

aaministrators. Student Chairman'

Aurbrtu Smith, directed the activities of

if'! Orv. Many students participated

and gained valuable exPerience'

R"ctivities in the classrooms varied

from a seminar conducted by Darrell

Brookstein, teaching for Mrs' Clagett,

to problem solving by Steve McHenry,

teaching math for Mr. Freiman, toexperimental labs conducted by Mike

Thompson, teaching for Mr' lmhoff'Conditions were very similar to

those of a regular teaching day' The

home arts living room was used as a

faculty lounge for the fledgling teachers

and ref reshments were served duringplanning periods.

Teaching Physics for Mr' lmhoff , Mike

Thompson contemplates his next move'

Darrell Brookstein seems to enjoy his day as student teacher for Mrs'

Clagett, teaching Senior English'

Steve McHenry, teaching math for Mr' Freiman' refers to his Algebra

Book.

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puno+ sroqula6 'sllelop )JoM snolJen aq] eltpadxa

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Somehow, I am necessary for God's purpose; 4s

On March 27, 28, and 29, the Robert E. Peary

Drama Club presented Archibald MacLeish's "J.8."to the school and community. lt was directed by Mr.Vincent G. Gibbs, who also played a leading role inthe play.

J.B. portrays the story of a perfect and uprightman who is made to suffer at the hand of his God.

The opening circus scene was not in the originalscript of the play. lt was created by the players them-selves.

Fine performances by members of the cast and

crew made J.B. a big success,

Ringmaster, Marc Gottlieb, announces the circus scene

Two messengers relate to J.B. and Sarah the tragic death of their eldest son'Clown, Alan Dudley, entertains the audience.

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discontented with their own cond ition is the absurd

A messenger delivers an unconscious Sarah after the bombing of

the city.The three fates spin, weave, and cut the life patterns of J B''s family

Mrs. Botticelli taunts the disparing body of J'B

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The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple

Col. JosePh SivignYChairman, Guidance DePartment

Mr. John LewisAssistant Princioal

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The astronomer may sp of his understanding

Mr. William ThomasP.O.D., Economics

Mr. Terry lmhoffPhysics, Earth Science

Mr. Ray AlcornGuidance

Mrs. Nancy CarruthersTyping l, Personal Typing

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He who is versed in the science of numbers

Mrs. Marian GailEnglish'10, 12

Mr. Frank MooreDriver Education

Mrs. Janice C. WardE nglish 1 2

Mr. Bob MullisGuidance

Mr. Fred RopkoStudio Art l, Ceramics

Mrs. Jean MaykuthChemistrY

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Mrs. Patricia AdlerFrench l, lll, lV

Dr. Arnold AdamsBookkeeping l, Business Arith.

Mrs. Ruth CohenAlgebra ll, Consumer Math, Trig.

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Mrs. Annette BoormanChemistry

Mr. James BragonierGeography, U.S. HistorY

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Mr. Peter KovachDriver Education

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Mrs. Mary lwanFrench lV, V

Mrs. Barbara PearlmanGirls' Physical Education, Earth Science

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Mrs. Bertha HallGirls' Physical Education, Dance

Mrs. MarY GlennChairman, Home Arts DePartment

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Mrs. SherrY De Lauder'U.S. Historv, Home Arts

Mr. Edward JacobsMath 10, Algebra l,ll

Mrs. Marilyn TrishmanWorld History

Mr. Donald ClarkPower Mechanics

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Knowledge is vain Save when there is work.

Mrs. Carrie B. LuckAlgebra l, GeometrY

Miss Jean RaYHome Arts, Child DeveloPmenl

Miss Ann HarrisFrench ll, lll, lV

Mrs. Evalyn LongleyEnglish 10

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And when you work with love, you bind you rself

Mr. Robert FisherU.S. History

Mr. James CourtneYChairman, lndustrial Arts Department

Mrs. Barbara GoodmanLatin l, ll, lll, lV,Spanish I

Mr. Daniel FriemanAlgebra l,ll, Geometry

Miss Santa VadalaEnglish 11

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Miss Marylah ClarkSecretarv to principal

Mrs. Leona HartB eg istrar

Mrs. Mary RobertsOffice secretarY

Mrs. Sharon PorterSecretary to assistant principal

Mrs. Doris NewcombeGuidance secretary

Mrs. Frances FinnSecretary to assistant principal

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No one is d iscontented who em ploys and en joys

Dr. Dunn welcomes alumni during the half"

time ceremony at the Homecoming game.

TO THE SEVENTH GRADUATING CLASS

AsyougoforwardWithspiritandcommitmentyoudosobaseduponyourformativeyearsofthe so's and 60's. They have been years of misunderstanding, of forced decisions, of action; and

man has confronted himself and meaning as never before. lt is as though developments in

knowledge and communication have failed mankind, but it would be more accurate 1s 51619 that

man has not learned how to utilize fully these advantages. Hopefully, the commitments of young

men and women will help to resolve this paradox'

lnthe50,s,manyyoungpeopleworriedaboultheatomandhydrogenbombsandsubscribedto the philosophy that there was no need to commit oneself or strive for perfection because a

pushed button would destroy mankind.

students graduating today view this philosophy as pass6 and realize that "big" bombs are only

one way to annihilate the human race. Most realize that loss of trust and faith in one another'

destruction of plants, over-population, and pollution of air and water are also forms of

annihilation. Most realize that something must be done to cope with these imbalances, and most

are willing to try.This spirit of willingness fosters commitment and mankind moves forward for good or evil as

commitments challenge commitments. A commitment is a pledge, it is a trust and a faith that

certain accomplishments will be undertaken and the full measure of effort will be expended in

the quest. commitments may be singular or universal, commitments may end with the originator

or others may carry them forward, commitments long since forgotten may be revitalized by

additional knowledge iust as wisdom may become more profound through experience

commitments which are earth shaking are often destroyed, but commitments which are the

prodding of a man,s life, the breath of his being, are contagious, although not without limits.

Commitments are adversity's antagonist, commitments are goals in infinity, commitments are the

man. our school honors a man who personified commitment; his successes resulted from his

intellect, careful planning, persistence, and the knowledge that degrees of failure are encountered

and overcome in any great or noble undertaking. our continued emulation of these

characteristics produces that irrepressible restlessness which enhances our unique student body

and faculty.The class of 1969 has tremendous "spirit." spirit arises from interest, is enhanced by concern,

breathes when there is purpose, and is resolute when there is understanding.

May your spirit enable you to live with laws within a world which appears lawless; may Your

spirit enable you to maintain individual privacy at the same time we are rapidly becoming a

nonprivate world; may your spirit enable you to learn

the universal laws of nature at the same time individuals

anl Oolernlental bodies want to negate their existence:

and may your spirit enable you to develop human

relationships so that you are able to experience the

reality of each situation and to act in a manner

consistent with your goals.

On behalf of the Faculty, Staff, and the Studeni

Body which follows you, I thank you, the Class of

1969, the "Class with Spirit," for what you have done

for our school and express to you best wishes for the

tu tu re.

fr-( ft/,*,r\"Fred L. Dunn, JrPrincipal

Breaking away from the daily grind, Dr. Dunn takes time out to glance through a

copy of the Polaris.

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'qJunl 6uunp eualaleJ aq] lo lolnb pue

urlec aql s^aruns aq se paseald sjeodde uloclv '.lt^llrl6rl sr[Al 'rolasunoc Jlatll llnsuof, uopuo-l uef pue lerlel pelg pollad aalJ 2 a'- -r'--

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'oc!llo acuePln6

arll u! sluapnls lle lo, alqelle^e lelialetu aEalloc aql uo dn speal ueug,O Aef

'ace+ ol o^eq uoos lll/.1

Aaql plronn oql rol Luaql 6ut;edard 1sn[ 'lle ]olueilodt-ut lsotu pue sluapnls Jo, IJoM 6utpug'

saullautos'sLue;qo;d ;euoslad Llll^A sluapn$dleq o1 aJe stolasunoc aq] ,o sollnp JaLllO

'slooqcs aletrdo:ddeoql o1 sldr.rcsuerl puas pue sulo+ lno lll+ruaq+ d;aU pue 'uollcales a6e11oc q1!M sluopn$punoq - a6a;1oc aq1 dlaq o] pueq uo are

srolasunoc aq] au!1 uotlect;dde o6alloc lV'uotlenpel6 laUe oP

o1 ue;d Aar.ll ]eqm lol LUaq] e.ledald ]saq lll^1

1eq1 loot1cs qbtq 6utlnp a>le1 o] sasrnoc osoL{}

oprcap sluapnls eq1 dleq :i:J:::i;;,..Hr.

olu! suo!lenlls alqtssodr-ut A;6uttuees slq

6ur.rq pue se6a11oc pue slsal letcads 'saslno3

'lo uorlcolas aql ul luopnls aql ple o1 sl

luaul.redep ecueptnb aLll +o ;eo6 ctseq aql

Aes ol AqdosollL{d qOIL{ s! }l 'seL{ eL{ }eLl/v\ }soul}n eq} o}

we can have just what we like if we like whatThe English department endeavors to teach

students to write effectively and to understand

the structure of the English language' The

department provides the student with a knowl-

edge of major literary works and provides him

wiih standaids for the intelligent evaluation oflife through literature. The literature courses are

designed to stimulate the student's appreciationof the great ideas of man, present and past'

Three elective courses are available to students

who desire a deeper study in certain phases ofEnglish. There are two levels of dramatic study,pubti" speaking and journalism open for those

who wish to further their studies in English'A very important job of the English depart-

ment is to encourage organization and logic inthought. Other functions include the publication

of the Midnight Sun and the Polaris.

Robert Horwitz debates the issue of lowering the voting

age to eighteen.

Students gather in the library for research and discussions during

their lunch periods.

Ann Suer, Beth Anderson and Terri Crain have a discussion during their

English class on Greek tragedy.

raded Lulal fuolslq slq rol qcleasar saop aq se Asnq s>lool ellldo ar'::

'urnlnclllns salpnls lelsos aq] J.o ued lueuodulue uro+ luaulutanob lno pue Aloptq uecllauvrnO 'suotlelar leuolleulalut s,Aepol +o

srseq aql Ale qclLlM sa!]lLuua pue sa3uellle 'sual-qord aqt +o uolsuaqa;duoc a1a;duoc a;ouu

e sauoc puno.16lceq s!q] qllM 'Acercouuap

e ur alll +o pue Auouoca ulapou 1o seseqd 1o

burpuelsrepun alqenlen e sluapnls an16 saslnoc

COd pue A6olotcos pue sclulouoca aql'Arols!Ll Pllom Plo

aqt dn apeul sulalsAs pue sluauulano6 'se;tduua

'slcrlluos oq] pue suolleu aql paulJo+ stuolsnc

pua'-'uotleztue6;o'uotDtla;']uaueladuel+o satlt;elncad Jlaql'pa6;erua suollezlllAlc

A;ree ueqiyl 'AeplalsaA +o sluana aq] +o.lolJlul e

1nq sr Aepo] aculs'Aep luasald aq+ +o Apnls aql

apjce.rd ]snu ]sed aql lo Apnls eq1 'seldoad

pue sau!] 'sa6e 1;e tro aceld butlaau aq] stulo;6urpueplapun pue aEpelnnoul lort +sanb aUI

'sselc ruols!H ueclroulv ue ButlnP

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sclLuouoca ul LUeJEord

puP'euop aq uec lseal le qsnuI s!L{} }nq'ane q a/v\

th is contentment, . to have the most and best in life

Ned Greene, Stephanie Goldstein and John Marrama seem en-

raptured by an algebraic equation.

While the students complete an assignment Mr' Gardner returns some tests

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The department of mathematics aims toprovide the general students with a knowlege

bt the mathematical foundations of ou'world. The department offers courses in

consumer math, math 10, algegra I and llgeometry, advanced algebra and trigonometr',ind introductory to analysis' This last course,

introductory to analysis, is the most advancec

study of math offered at Peary' The students

are allowed to study by themselves at their

own rate, but have to take a least one test e

week on a predetermined amount of material'

This class is an excellent preparatory course

for college because in college, the student is

self-direcied and has only himself to blame i;

he fa lters.

Mr. Hill instructs Mabel Lee during an algebra class as other students listen

eagerly.

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'polrad qel e 6uunp sselc Arlsruraqc

ilaLll ro+ luaurJedxa ue aJederd sula"l a^als pue llapuen auueaf'sole, uorlceor uo arnlsel e ol sualsrl ssels AJ$lLUaqc pouod puo3€s 3-_

'ssel3 A60lolqe ur sr.usrueoro-orclru lol qcJeas uospreqc!u 'slt^ q}!M 6uole llaus qlte) pue acug uet^

'slcofojd uua] lenpr^rpur pue sarpnlsro+ suo!}lpuoc luallacxa apl^old sallolejoqelpaddrnba-llaM urapoN 'sasjnoc otl] ol lsaJalutppe sLUl!+ leluoLuolddns Auetu solll^llcepolcarp-,l'las pue sqel o1 uorlrppe u I

'luapnlsaql Aq uorlecrldde pue )JoM snouas aJlnbaJqc!qrur Abolorq paoue^pe pue acuarcs r.luea

aJe saslnoc a^rlcala alqeile^e Jaqlo 'ssoualnlsepue Acerncce ,sluapnls aql ebua;1eqcsasselc A.llsruaqc lo sasloJaxo aq] pue sluout-uadx3 'A6reua pue Joueu puelsrapun lauaqo1 sluapnls aqr sdlaq scrsAq6 'satcads Aueuaq] lo sassaco.rd apl pue arnlcnJls palrelap aq]L{}!M sallasuaq} ulaouoc s}uapn}s A6ololg

'sluapnlsacuorcs ol slasse alqenleA aJe uo!]e^JasqoJo+ ssauuaa) e pue 6uguosear ;o rannod aq1

e s! aH'aneq a/v\ lPr{/lJA }o }seq pue }sour eq} 6u!Yeur Aq

man of sense who does not grieve for what he has

Mrs. Colby questions Vf u'V,P'f]lj^]"the coniugation of the verb amar as

;;;nr';;;".'*atches our PhotosraPher'

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"",. ffiJ* nnn.tt".",-T:::::0"'' carol Applestein' and

ln our modern' cosmopolitan wor]!''a knowledge

of language i' ttttnilt"iJ u ut*t' understanding of

[xt]:;:J{:."#';.lx"Hxfi t"':'}l"F;rri*t;r''ti-;;rJ masterv' comprehenl-''3i' ;;l;,ng, ano

mentals of grammar so that tptuklllj.,

transl ative reaa i ng wi t t-[ro gr.r. .oo.r{i natelv'

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teaching.

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:;J; ffi;.;;iaPea aiatogue in spanish'

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'sasse3c,:

pue erpau.l lo sasn aLll u! uolleJluacuos pue Altnllca :ruo paceld sl slseqdua ssltrleJoc pue ue olp"-ul ']le lelcJauuoc +o plal] aql ul uo!]ellua3uos p-:Alrntlcalas 'uolleloldxa ul palsolalul ale oqM asc*:

o] palallo sl ue lelsjaulu-loc 'ssacold pue ulnlpaLL -:drqsuorle;etlalul aql sassolls pue ]Je Io sluaul0la a-:

]o asn antleutbeull sdolenep ue Io .sleluaulepunl:1r Aldde Isaq uec oq Moq ureal pue Attltqe cllsluE s'-

MoLls ol acuel1c e uantb st auoAlen3 'sclueJao ul at{pue ue lelclauluoc u! oMl'Ue olpnls ul aarq] apn13-

Aaql pue pala,r+o saslnoo ue xls ale aloLlI 'A1t;eutOl':

abernocua o] osle lnq 'sluapnls Jno +o sluolel a-:

1no 6uuq o] salll Aluo 1ou luaupedap pe s,Alea6'uel6oJd aql q6nolLll sacuel6 orequre9 't1711

se Jloqc e11adde3 V aq+ qllM 6uts ol utnl llaql lleMe Allual}ed Lu[ueH

A11r.u3 pue aslno-l 'acpd ;Alaq3 'rq6FM ec11y 'Alquasse ue 6uUnO

'lJoM lle rlaql anulluoc ull^oqs a>r,'t

pue Aepeg aurelf'larla) auuelrel4 +o s3llue aql Aq pauleualua 6utal

'Apoq ]uapnls s,Alea6 ro+ saclruas llaLll 6ulplAold 1o

r.io.,'.q1 ldecce sluapnls asaLll 'saouerxJo+lad alnplrol lesleoqal asualul ue uaaq aneq sue!clsnu 6ut'ttdse

+o- suolrtf 'qloq +o A1ua1d uaoq aneq aroql pue

Asea ]ou ale ac1]celd pue AJoaqI 'slanal snolren uo

palcalas eq Aeuu snloqc ul sluaulnrlsul 'Alrubll 1ce[qns

stq] leal] ]ou op clsnul 1o Apnls oql o] olnpaqcs

Alrep .rraql 1o ued alonap oqm sluapnls osoL1l'e;1adde3

V pue aJnlelolll pue A.rotslU clsnul 'etlsaqcto 'pueq

'sntoqc ul saslnoc slo++o ]uauluedap clsnl4 aql

se uloc luaLulualuoc 'seL{ aL{ }PL{/vl u! sac!oIaJ ]nq ']ou

Alma Shanley, student teacher in the Child Development

lab, prepares the children to go out-doors for recess'

as the infallible result of not trying to make'i

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While Becki Kerkering is trying to finish her clothing proiect' Lynn Brown and Linda

Cheng have a chat around the sewing machine'

The Home Arts dePartment Provides

opportunities for girls to prepare themselves

f;; their roles as future homemakers and

responsible adults. Through such available

.i."tiu.t as Home Arts, Senior Survey, Clothing

Construction, and Child Development, students

ut. instructed in the effective methods of

irnning a modern home, infant care, child

guiJunIu, budget planning, and the skills of

cooking and sewing'The department offers a new course this

year, Child Development Lab' The classes are

held in a nursery like atmosphere with

observation and research rooms' Girls gain

vatuaUte experience through actual teaching

and guidance of children.G6od grooming and self reliance are

significant Tactors and the student discovers her

i.iportrn.. as she learns to evaluate herself '

Sue Rose reads a storY

Alma ShanleY looks on'

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to the children in the Child Development class' while

'luautuolsse s!q 6ulqslu!l uo saleJluasuoc auoo8 a^als'luapnls 6ulMeJp lec!ueq3aw

'A.rerq11 s,A.rea6 lol puels ladedsmau

orll uo s>1.toM rolelllqM uA1 '.reqc1eg 'JtA laq3eal suv lell$npul Aq paplv

'uollelualJo qof JolAlrunuoddo pue 6ululell leuolledncco alqenlelulsAoq aAtO sos.tnoc alllcala asaql 'paqslldluocce

6urqleulos lo luatualalqce ue se spuoll+ lo slualed

srq o] )roAA sltl Aeldstp uec oq osnecaq luopnlsaql u! epud ;o osuas e llllsu! saulLlceu loModpue 'sue ctqdel6 'scluollcola 'oulnnelp leclueqcaupue leJnlca]!qcre '6ut>llonnpoom se qcns sosselC'slcafo.td uleuac +o Eulrnlcernueu aq] u! pollonulAraurqceu snotJen oq] ole;ado o] uleal o] osle

pue spueq slq qllM )loM o] alqe aq o] ]uapnlsaLll sallceal ]ueurlledap sUV lelllsnpul aql

ol sanlasJno 6ul.rapuaJJns +o lnq 'lpl{} JO S!q} SAnlasJno

the fullness of life-of letting

Barbara Rupert study the various aspects of a

life flow through us.

The business education department offersthe opportunity to absorb the skills ofmerchandising, salesmanship, bookkeeping,

typing and sound business mathematics'

These courses strive to develop an apprecia-

tion of the phases of the business world'Advanced levels of shorthand and typing are

also available to students who wish to extend

their business foundations' A personal typingand notehand course is also offered to those

students about to enter college and in need ofcertain business skills.

Another facet the business education

department is distributive education' Students

who enroll in this course are interested inlearning some form of merchandising' Stu-

dents take Merchandising and Economics ofDistribution and in their senior year, go toschool half a day and work the rest of the day

at their chosen job. This course prepares

students for their future and what to expect

of the world around them.Sue Kels, Karen Kincaid and

merchandising Problem.

Debbie Davis and Patty Veals operate adding machines

during their office practice class'

Concentrating on a timed problem Patty Duffy and Valeri Holmes

exhibit their typing forms.

6u!^up J,o slltls aql 6u!ureal preMol sdals lslll aql a>lel sluapnls uollecnpf raAlJC

'asuasll e ulelqo o] uaalllola +o seau] lapun asoq] lle lo+ alels oql Aq paJlnbel s

;;i-no; s,q1 'si1r1. 6urnr.rp ales ,o acueuodt--r

pue 6uipuelsrapun aql olelnulls sJarl++o

Alunoc Aq suotssncslp pue sull+ anlleuJolul'oslnoc aql lcalas oqM sluapnls lle .}o+

6urnup actlce;d +o slnoLl xls pue uollcnJlsu!

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n ioi r.p'^oro rl 'rtrunoc oq] u! slooqcs qilu

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'ploU aq] ut 6utqceal lnlssaccns o] lelluassa aJe qclqM

sg1r1s'sdolanap pue luapnls aq] +o luar'udolanap lectsAqd

pue uorlecnpa ''qlleaLl

aq] salouoJd luauuuedap aq1's1.tt6 Pue

sAoq qroq lo; syods cllseloqcsralu! u! +'red 6ut)e1 pue

Oururell rqbrann 'uolululpeq 'plall pue 1cel] 'lleqla)seq

'11eqAa;gon apnlcul salllAllse aq] +o auios'passalls sl

s"lrjnlrJ, palcala ut sa!]!l!qe pue slll>ls tro Aralseuu luapn$

,o1 'prt seuue6. .to; sarOatells ulea] tro luauudolanap aql';enprnrpur oq] lo uotle;edeld ;euotssa;o'td ot1] pue luaul

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lo ute oq] s! l1 'Alaqc:e o] scllseuuAb uor; slsalo]ul ,oAleuen aptm e slanoo uel6o.td uollecnpl lectsAq6 aql

'11eq dtunf e qltnn aue6 e u!6aq r€uunl8 Aqle) pue ra6ue2 at6re61

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Class o{ficers: President; Michael Freedman, Secretary; Gloria Carchedi, Treasurer; Lynda Casanova' Vice-

President; Mark Brice

SophomoreClass

Denise AaronLinda AaronSteven AbundiRandie AboudLinn AbramsMary Ann Achard

Terry AdcockSteve AldeJane AllcockMary AllenNancy AltieriAnn Amato

Steven AmosJames AndersonRalph AnedeoKathy AngletonJohn AnselmoCarol Applestein

John AshoffCliff BabcockBarnett BaileyCarolyn BainesSharon BakBrian Baker

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o)el8 MarpuvIelg qlaqez!l:larour>lcel8 auelotlorel!g au!raqleczla8 >luel JassaS uesns

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They are the sons and daughters

Patrick BoydWendy tsraceThomas BreachBarbara BraunRebecca BrazealAllen Bress

Mark BriceBobbie BrightJohn BroderickFrederick BrodskyRene BrotmanDewitt Brown

Donna BrownLawrence BrownRoger BrownSharon BrownCatherine BrunnerGary Brunner

Karen BrunoJoan BullBarry BullingtonMadeline BrunskiJudith BuntsPaul Burbrink

Howard BurnesJohn BurnsDavid BurrBarbara BurroughsJudy BushongPatricia Byrne

Joe CallanSteven CampenDiane CapotosteKevin CannonGloria CarchediDavid Cargilo

Sally CarragherThomas CarrollSharyn CarterLynda CasanovaThomas CassidyDaniel Catron

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rreo AJooaJcuueo ).renlurlJnc eJne"lslunc lauelureunc aur$!rqcuelJnc qdasor

s6ulLuurnS qdasofra^eJc e!u16InllaMtuorc lare6rewerlpoJs puoulAeuolla$oc ua.le)ueuJsoc eJeqJeS

>looc l.uellllM)ooc saluerArauuoO equelAAlleuuog Arelrguopbuo3 eroUleduololloc u!^a>

ur.loc.lnqllvuaqoS lueJSueuraloc p!^eoApo3 uesngurnqlo3 Aleylurnqloc selreqc

eaqo3 lJaIAllaqoC seuroqlueLualoc s!3ueJJeur$!rqc elcllledsJapl!r{c eleqJeSqleMouaqc elaLued

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'+losl! roI 6u!6uol s,al!l lo

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They come through yoU,

Carmel DelbalzoSteven DelbazoBarbara DentsRobert DesantisJohn DiBenedettoThomas Dickey

Robert DietschKenneth DolanRobert DompkaCatherine DoolyDavid DrymanPaul Dudley

Debra DunnDora DunnCynthia DupezaJames DunsmoorAnn EammelliGary Ebert

Mary E isenhauerCharles EllisDavid EvansWilliam FairclothGregory FarrarMichael Farrell

Medina FeingoldSteven FeldmanArnold FelkerSteven F inchPatrick F innRandolph F inlayson

Jane FinnellLynn F isherMary Jo FisherPamela F isherRobert FishmanKaren F itts

Thomas F itzgeraldEdward FlahertyGregory FlammPamela FooteDebra FooterDonna Frager

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raAJJ au^pMueurorJ preqs!uueurorJ lJe3ueurpaul t{dleUueurpaorJ laeqclNo3sacuerl clulu.loo

And though they are with you

E laine HagnerCynthia HallDeborah HansbroughMark HansonPaul HapemanRenee Hardre

Gary HarmanBryan HarperKathleen HarperJames HarellGregory HartKathleen Hartman

Karen HauprichAnna HaydenDaniel HayosDoreen HeagyJoseph HeilMargaret H einze

Susan HeneghanMary Ann HernandezValerie HewittCharles H illhouseMike HillhouseTimothy H illhouse

John H ipkinsKathleen HixJohn HoefnagelsJohn HolibaughValerie HolibaughVickie Hollins

Steven HoneycuttDonna HopkinsSusan HorvatAlan HoskinsRobin HosmerJames H udgins

Tony HuffM ichael H ughesStephen H ullMary HuntWilliam HunterStanley H ussey

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Mabel LeeMichael LeeJo Ellen LeinsNancy LemessurierAnita LeonardBonald Leung

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Timothy LowGeoffrey Lloyd

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Terri LyddaneRobert MacDonald

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Patricia RobertsonPaul RobinsonWilliam RogersDavid RogersonMichael RoseJoanne Rosenfeld

Jennifer RowsonLynn RubinRosalyn RubinStephen RussellCatherine SabinJoseph Saltarelli

Carl SalzanoR honda SandlinPatrick SartwellDell SasserMartin SaposnekooJanice Saylor

Marilyn SchecterPatricia SchloegelJohn SchmidtPatricia SchmiechR uth SchmitzSandra Schrider

Glenn SchommerSusan SchottMatthew SchwartzE laine SchweitzerJanet ScuderiFrances Scolnik

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Carol G iffenRay G ilkensen

Susan GillespieCatherine G iusti

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Marina GonzalesKaren Goodwin

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James JenkinsDenise JohnsonJill JohnsonMike JohnsonNancy JohnsonRobert Jones

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Ann JordanBrian JordanDavid JordanRuth KaneshiroEric KaplanSusan Kels

Vickie KendallJeff KennedyPatricia KennedyGregory KershnerSusan KeysGary King

Mary Jo KingLouis KnechtMichael KoenigMarcia KoskiI rene KouroyenKenneth Kovach

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Diane NewmanMerryl NewmanCarol NicholsonSteven N uceKaren N utterKathryn O'Connell

Joseph O'ConnorLinda OdomSamuel O'HaroVivian O'HaroLinda O'NeilLynne Orlins

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Debbie RohrLawrence BosenPhyllis RosenMark RosenbergJames RosenthalBarbara Roth

Debra RobinettGrace RouthierBobert RumbergBarbara RupertRichard RussellRussell Rummel

Janet RyderMary SagnerDavid SaileCharlotte SampsonCatherine SandersonArlene Sattin

Dennis SartwellFranklin SaxtoniJeanne SchachterMichael SchafferCandace SchafferMark Schapiro

Leo SchleicherEllis SchlossenbergKaren SchlotterJohn SchriderSteven Schulmantoni Sciamanna

Paul ScobyChristine ScuderiDavid ScolziDeborah ScottSharon ScottAnn Seested

Dennis SelapakMichelle SeneyJuanita SerranoChris ShafferMicheal ShafferBetty Shaibe

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R ichard WaidPatricia WalkerJames WamplerSonia WardKevin WareJames Warf ield

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B ebecca WarnerPatricia WarrenPatricia Watson

Albert WeatherbeeDiana Webb

Debra Weber

James WecklerMarla Weinstein

Diane WelchWilma WelchJohn Wenzel

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D. Jon.., k. Bobbinr, M. Szawlewici, T. Crain, A. Shanley, L. Robbins. Fourth row: J. Fabiszewski, D. Brookstein, D. Miller, W' Mathieson. G.

Steinfort, R. Clark, B. Farrar.

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J. Philbin supports the S.G.A. by buying from food sales.

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Editor-in-chief , Andy Hess leans back after drawing a layout' Associate editors, Dora Ponow and Jan London, work diligently i.make a dead-line.

Firstrow: E.Shanley,P.Kennedy,B.Reed.Secondrow:A.Shanley,s.Maynard,B.Shanley,D.Moran.

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Student G overnment Association

First row,:Rei nhardt.

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SchoolSto re

E. Lindberg, S. Jones, T. Stewart, J. Garver, A. Chapman, J. Horvat, W. Bress. J. O,Connor.

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Earth Science Club

T. Conroy, C. Adams, D. Shannon

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ChessClub

First row: D. Shannon, F. Hurl. Second row: D. Whitecoff, S. Schulman, K. Twillman, C. Adams, K. Pawn,TConroy, M. Gole, V. Cogliano.

Bridge Club

F irst row: B. Farrar, R. Goren, M. Greenblat, C. Kahn. Second row: J. Besoner, S. Meld, C. O'Co nner, D. Johannessen, E . Weiner, C.Achard, T. Achard, A. Lee, D. Shannon, J. Gonzales, S. Schulman, D. Brookstein.

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First row: S. Stahl, M. Steen, D. Jones, D. Brookstein, K. Colihan, M. Allen, D. Miller, T. Brooks, A. Shanley, S. Thurston, P. Valaer, H.Fields, D. Brite. M. Monroe, J. Carne. Second row: K. Krintz, J. Fabiszewski, E. Mell, C. Baughman, E. Georgi, D. Bottomley, R. Cohen, M.Brown, S. Amos, C. Robbins, C. Rivers, J. Worthington. Third row: L. Solom, J. Dunsmore, L. Kennedy, J. Howard, C. Schaffer, S.Thomas, S. Dubois, P. Ware, G. Dubose, A. Oueen, B. Shostak, C. Wilcox, S. Greenspgn, M. Pratt, P. Murray,S. Gillespie. Fourth row: S.Symington, C. Jori, A. Sattin, C. lrving, G. Huck, D. Dunn, A. Luckeneder, A. Leonard, N. Gordon, C. Carter, C. Scuderi, J. Wagner, J.Barnhart, K. Valaer, S. Otter.

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Varsity Cheerleaders

Jack ie HowardCo-captain

Beck i Kerkering

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Letterman's Club

First row: T. McGovern, C. Penny, J. Urie, K. Twillman. Second row: D. McMican, D. Deacon,S.

Wi"if."., M. Gole, K. Thon1ur, B.'Bedenbaugh. Third row: T. Huff, J. Van Sickler, J. Marble, B'

Sydnor, M. ConwaY, M. Lewis.

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First row: D. Solomorr, M. Forst, s. Houston, M. Gottlieb, J. Bullington, c..King. second row A. Luckenbach. G. Leatherman, M'

O,Neil, J. Neit, K. Gordon, B. Greene, B. Dube, <, fcii"ir,i. c"."ro"n.f f,ira rovi: J. Elllnger, D. Lyddane, N' Pinkerton, D' Yelton'

G. Lantzas, J. Murphy, r. wut*n. Fourth row: w. H"i.i'p.5"".-un, C. !o!e1, G. Thomas,-D'-Kraybill,.J' Fantacci'S' Lund' M'

Johnson, D. Meinberg, .t. witii.. Fifth row: w. MatlrieJoi,'o cusur, M.tatatoricrr,vt. Tevelow, c. caldwell, G' steinfort' P' Gabel' S'

Opilla, T. Foltz, B. Robert, M. Sweeney, F. Kownacki, C' Blemly'

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Blue and White Club

First row: J. Winstead, K. Knutson, C. Pelton, L. Rankin, D. Keady. Second_row: P. Hershey, S. Rankin, A. Wright, A' Suer,

J. Williams. Third rcw: S. Banks, L' Rosen, C. Buker, J. Neil, F. Barnhart, J' Powers'

OFFICEBS: K. Knutson, C. Pelton, L. Rankin, L..Rosen. Mr. Hill, sponsor of the Blue and White club, looks amused as Ann Suer anc

Pat Hershey get tickets ready for the wrestling tournament'

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M ajorettes

First row: w. Hauser, P. Groner. Second row: R. Clark, J. cavanaugh, J. LOndon. Third row: J.

Silling, P. Cromwell, K. Rivers, A. Cook.

OFFICERS: Bhonda Clark, secretary; Ardis Cook,captain; Wilma Houser, co-captain; Janis London,treasu rer.

First row: J. Silling, C. Rivers, P. Cromwell, J. London. Second row: W.Houser, R. Clark, A. Cook, J. Cavanaugh, P. Groner'

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Firstrow: D.Walters,A.Miller,A.Wright,D.Holtz,J.Mandell,P.Groner,A.Rosenblum,C.Dunlevy,S.Kostuk,K.Heatherly.Secondrow:D. Lawrence, K. McGovern, L. Faller, S. Lambert, G. Huck, J. Tommila, S. Deardorff, S. Cooper, S. Heill, E.Smith, K. Braun. Third row: B.Stem, M. Hiley, C. Wilcox, K. White, N. Gordon, M. Anger, L. Phillips, R. Eisenberg, A. Queen, D. Salcey. Fourth row: J. Johnson, M. Shaffer,L. Hamm, L. Solem, J. Mason, P. Seesman, C. Pelton, S. Price, M. H iley, W. Garber. M. Lee, M. Bell, W. Freeburn, A. Johnston.

O F F I CE RS: Sharon Deardorff , president; Debbie Lawrence, vice-president.

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Johnson, M. Forst, T. Watson, T. McGovern. Third Row- S. Lund. lPenny, M. Tevelow, C. Shaffer, G. Peters, IVl. Thompson, F. Kownac..W. Mathieson, D. Botsford, J. Marble, R. Heinze, M. Gole, L. Whittake-A. Hess.

Senior halfback George Thomas slices into Woodward's line for a four yard gai-

The hole was opened by co-captain Billy Roberts.

Your pain is the breaking of the shell

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with fourteen seconds left in the half, Forstfaded back and threw to his left and JohnKidwell caught it in the end zone for Peary's

first score. Mike Tatalovich kicked the extrapoint. lt was all Peary in the second half as

George Thomas scored on a f ive yard run, and

co-captain Ted Watson scored on a nine yard

touchdown pass.

Peary's gang tackle typifies their strong defensive effort against Wheaton. Frank

Kownacki, Pete Beinhardt, and Tom Foltz are in on the tackle.

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Peary's defensive players are set against Einstein's offensir.,e lineman. Peary won in a

close qame, 7-6.

Carl Richmond returns to the bench after the defensive unit

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Peary's Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. BillWilliams and Mr. Gene Black, finished the season witha perfect record. Their eight wins and no losses was

the best Junior Varsity record ever compiled at Peary.

They averaged 23.3 points per game and limited theiropponents to 1.6 points a game. The high scorers forthe Little Huskies were Steve Swarr, Kevin Cannon

and Rick Prothero.Springbrook was thought to be Peary's toughest

opponent. However, Steve Swarr scored bothtouchdowns in their 12-0 victory over the BlueDevils. The defense provided the edge with a ruggedgoal line stance late in the game. Against WalterJohnson, the Junior Varsity played their hardestgame. The Little Huskies finally won by a score of21-13 in a battle of the unbeaten J.V. teams'

Ouarterback Stevie Russell sets Peary's offense against Woodward's de-

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Led by Captains John Ellinger (Senior) and BillBedenbaugh (Junior), Peary's Varsity Soccer Teamcompiled a 3-4-3 record in a very tough and muchimproved Montgomery County AA Soccer League.Starting the season with high hopes, the Huskies wereearly hampered by injuries and erratic playingalthough their desire never lagged and the:r teamspirit remained high.

The standout game of the season occurred whenthe team beat league-leading and undefeated, untiedMontgomery Blair by a score of 2-0. The tremendousplaying of the team as a whole and particularly byFullback George Lantzas and Halfbacks AlLuckenbach and Dave Daughters, who scored thegoals, enabled the Huskies to pull off this upset. Thedefensive lineup of the team was a particularly brightspot as they allowed Peary's opponents to score only11 points. Other starting players who wereoutstanding each in his own way were Junior, KentThomas, and Seniors, Gurney DeAtley, CamCaldwell, Mike Sweeney, Don Yelton, Barry Greene,and Marc Gottlieb.

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with a 11-9 record. ln the course of the season theHuskies defeated every team in the county exceptWalt Whitman. Coach Frank Moore coached hischarges to several very exciting victories. Almost allof the Huskies victories were close contest in whichthe outcome was often doubtful

The two captains, Steve Houston and ClydeColmes, were the inspirational leaders throughout theseason for the Huskies. Guy Baratte played key rolesin several games and had the best free throw percen-tage on the team. Gary Steinfort was instrumental inwinning several games including the B.C.C. gamewhich he won with a tap in at the final buzzer.

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victory and defeat,

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Working hard all throughout the yearPeary's track team was committed to hardwork and development of talent. They built along standing friendship with team membersby working hard together and sufferingthrough long work outs. lndividually and col-lectively, Peary's track team was one of excel-lence unsurpassed in dedication and devotion.

his place, ho matter how

Dave Soloman and Bill Thomas sprint down the stretch in perfect stride. Thiswork was in preparation for the CYO meet in Washington, D.C.

Andy Hess leaps over a high hurdle in an effort to place in adual meet

with Springbrook.

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Baseball

Bruce Sydnor puts on his catching equipment after taking his turrat bat.

The varsity baseball team coached by Mr,Bill Williams and Mr. James Bragonier, hasbeen a successful one. The team was poweredby the batting of Teddy Watson, a .333 aver-age, Mike Forst, a .348 average, and SteveHouston, a .294 average. Bruce Sydnor ajunior catcher aided Peary's defensive unitthrough his good throwing arm. The Huskiesleading pitchers are Finley Benjamin, BobBlasco and Don Lyddane.

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Golf

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Terry McGovern and Mike Schafer

Joe Willis and Art Goldsmith

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a"'W '*?First row: M. Szawlewicz, M. Haynes, K. Everett, K. Schlotter, S. Amos, R. Fields. Second row: T. Stowe, J.Sharpe, L.Faller, S. Hong, R. Norton, S. Mryczko, L. Sommer, L. Uzzell. Third row: S. Chapman, D. LeBlanc, A. Cook, N.Pinkerton, J. Martin, G. Phillips, S. CoCy, C. Baughman, P. Robertson. Fourth row: E. Pinnes, T. Crain, A. Suer, C. Wilson,S. Berman, Y. Blemly, E. Robinson, D. Hopkins. Fifth row: S. Cruzan, J. Finnell, R. Chase, R. Dooly, G. King, M. Duyer,J. McKinley.

The Girl's Sports Association, sponsored byMiss June Bladen, is an incorporated group ofgirls with a basic interest in sports. To be eligiblefor G.S.A., girls must earn a certain number ofpoints by participating in the sports of theirchoice. G.S.A. offers such sports as hockey, bas-ketball, volleyball, badminton, softball, gym-nastics, and modern dance. G.S.A. has intramuralsand sportsday teams as well as honor teams. Thesports are offered to promote sportsmanshipthrough fair play as well as providing activity andenjoyment.

lntramural sports are open to anyone who is

interested in playing occasionally. From theseteams certain girls are chosen to play againstother schools in sportsdays.

Honor teams consist of girls specially chosento represent our school in competition with otherschools. These teams provide an opportunity formore talented girls to increase their skills and toplay with other Eirls of equal ability and interest. During half time, Miss Bladen, coach of all honor teams, gives instructions to

the Hockey honor team.

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Peter ReinhardtPresident of the SGA

Elizabeth KerkeringSecretary of theSenior Class

Marv BrownVice-President of the SGA

Darrell BrooksteinSpeaker of the House

Ardis CookTreasurer of theSenior Class

Richard LynchTreasurer of the SGA

Anneliese LuckenederAFS Student, Austria

David MillerVice-President of theSenior Class

Andrew JohnstonPresident of theSenior Class

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Charles Barber

Martha Baugher

Cathleen Baughman

Kathleen Barnes

Maryann Baugher

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Janice Barnhart

Karen Bello Robert Beltou,ski Finley Ben.iamin

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David Brooke

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Steven Bready

Norma Brodsky

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Kathleen Farrell

Sharon Fellows

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Stephen Howells

Thelma Husband

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Patricia Krum Patrick Kueny

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Terry Lane George Lantzas

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Kathleen McGovern

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Elizabeth MurraY

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Michael Peden

Michael O'Neil

Jeffrey Packer

John Pelszynski

Steven Opilla

Dale Pahl

Judith Pennington

Andrea Perkins Richard Perry Linda Perchau

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David RaglandChristine Poorman

Vickie Ralls

Angelika Reichhold

Charles Ravilious

Gary Rejonis

Leona Price

Neil Regimbal

Katherine Bempe

Elizabeth Reynolds Michelle Rice Carol Rickert

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Leonard Salters

Glenna Routhier

Jean Salzano

Janis Runion

Peter Sanchez

Julie Saposnekoo

Margaret Saltarelli

Jean SaYlor

Diane Scalise Douglas Scheffler Paul Scheinberg

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Deborah Spurlock

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When we cannot find contentment in ourselves, it is

Sue Ann Symington Marguerite Szawlewicz Michael Tatalovich

Mark Tevelow George Thomas Karen Thomas

Sharon Thomas Michael Thompson Maria Thorne

Bettina Timpano Mikio Togashi Mona Tolpin

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Contentment is a pearl of great price and whoever

Anneliese Luckeneder, Peary's sixth AFS student,comes to us from Austria. Anneliese lives with Jan

Anderson, a member of the class of 1970. She has

another year of high school to complete when she

returns to Austria next JulY.There are many things about America which

Anneliese likes. She has enioyed going to the NationalSymphony concerts and likes the high standard ofliving most Americans enjoY.

Anneliese is enjoying her year at Peary and is plan-

ning a career in teaching.

AFS student Anneliese Luckeneder shows us her native

dress,

Anneliese looks amused as she draws a model that eludes our

camera's eye.

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Anneliese makes use of the college catalogue

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AARON, ROBERT BRUCEABERNETHY, LYNETTEPep Club 4; Folk Strum Club 2;Class Comm. 3; Variety Show 4,

ACHARD, THOMAS THEODOREMath Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2;Chess Club 3; Bridge Club 4; FineArts club 4.ALDE, DAVID WARRENVariety Show 3,4; Romeo andJuliet 3.ALLEN, DANIELALLEN, TERESA ANNEAMOS, SUSAN LEEcSA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3; Sec. 4,lntramurals 2,3,4; Honor Team 3,4;Folk Strum Club 2; Variety Show4.ANDERSON, ELIZABETH ANNElntramurals 3; Guidance Comm. 3;Keyettes 2,3,4, Pres. 4; A.F.S. 3;FTA 3,4; French Club 3; VarietyShow 3,4, Co-director 4.ANTLE, CONSTANCE LOURIESpanish Club 3,4; Variety Show 4;Class Comm. 3.APPLETON, MARLENE ANNETTEBAILEY, JUNE ELAINESGA 2,3,4; Class Comm. 3.BAKEB, DEBRA ANNJ.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer-leader 3; Romeo and Juliet 3;Variety Show 3,4; Class Comm. 4.

BARATTE, GUY ROBERTBasketball 2,3,4.BARBER, CHARLES DAVIDBABNES, KATHLEEN DUVALHonor Team 4; Dance Club 2,3,4;Variety Show 2,3,4.BARNHART, JANICE ANNETransfer 3; SGA 4; AFS 4; FTA3,4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 3.BASKETT, RICHARD KENISONTransfer 4.BAUGHER, MARTHA CURRYGymnastics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,Co-Capt. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4;Pep Club 2; YarietY Show 3.BAUGHER, MARYANN CUBRYTumbling Club 2.3,4; Variety Show2,3,4.BAUGHMAN, CATHLEEN LYNNDrama Club 3,4; GSA 3,4; AFS 3;Dance Club 2; Pep Club 2; VarietYShow 4.BEACH, GREGORY ROSSDECA 4,BECKER, YVONNE MARIEBELLO, KAREN MARIETransfer 4.BELTOWSKI, ROBERT JOSEPHTransfer 3.BENJAMIN, F INLEY WALTERBENSON, JOHN ARTHURBESONER, JACK ARNOLDBand 2,3,4; Folk Strum 3,4; BridgeClub 4.BLACKMORE, DAVID HARRYNHS 3,4; Football Statis. 3.

BLACKWELDER, BARBARA LEEBLACKWOOD,LAWRENCE INGLERPolaris 2.

BLANCHARD, THOMAS FORMAN

BLASCO, ROBERTBaseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4;Midnight Sun 4, Co-editor 4; SGA.BLATCH LEY, WI LLIAM SCOTTBLEMLY, CRAIG LUTHERCross Country 2,3,4, co-caPt 3;Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4, co'Capt. 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4;SGA 3,4, Senator 4.BONE, ELAINE FRANCESBOWE, DEBRA ANNPolaris 2; AFS 3; Bomeo andJuliet 3.BRADFORD, PATRICIA ANNBRAUN, KATHRYN ALICEPep Club 2; SGA 2,3; A CaPPella3,4; Variety Show 4.BRAUTIGAM, BETHSGA 2,3; AFS 4; Dance Club 2;Class Comm. 2,3,4.BREADY, STEVEN F RANKLINBRESS, DANIELBand 2,3,4; School Store 2,3,4;Radio Club 2,3; Stage Crew 3; SGA3; Folk Strum 4; Drama Club 4;Midnight Sun Photog. 4.BREWER, JOHNBRINLEY, JOHNBRITE, DEBORAH LEEKeyettes 4; Drama Club 4;Tumbling 2; Class Comm. 4.BRODSKY, NORMA FAYBROOKE, DAVID RANDOLPHSpanish Club 2; Chess Club 3;Radio Club 3,4.BROOKS, HAROLD TERRYFootball 2; Wrestling 3,4; GYm-nastics 2,3,4; Cheerleading 4;D rama Club 4, Treas. 4; Class

Comm. 3,4; Chairman 3,4; VarietyShow 4; Romeo and Juliet 3.

BROOKSTEIN,DARRELL HOWARDNHS 3; Track 3,4; SGA 2,3,4,Speaker of the House,4; lt'sAcademic 3,4; Debate 2; VarietyShow 4; Bomeo and Ju liet 3.BROTMAN, BARRY ALLAN-f rack2l Romeo and Juliet 3.BROWN, DONALD JAYBROWN, JOHN EDWARDWrestling 2; Cross Country 3;Baseball 4.BROWN, LYNN CORDELLBROWN, MARY ANNNHS 3,4; Keyettes 2,3,4;freas.3;SGA senator 3, V. Pres. 4; AFS 3,4;Sec. 3t Drama 3,4, Pres. 4;Forensics 3, Co-Pres.4; FrenchClub 3.BROWN, PATRICIA ANNBRUNNER, RICHARDBUCKLIN, ROBERT PAGEDECA 4,BUPPERT, RUSSELL WI LLIAMStage Crew 2,3^BURCHETT, JAMES MICHAELStage Crew 3.CALDWELL,CAMDEN STANFORDCALLAHAN,CATHLEEN PATRICIAAFS 4; A Cappella Choir 4.CAMERON, JAMES WILSONCANEVARI, THOMAS

CARBO, DEBORAHANNE MARIECAREY, ALAN SCOTTCARMODY, THOMAS F RANCISCARPENTER, JAMES RUFUSFootball 2;Soccer 4.CARRAGHER, PETERTransfer 4; Soccer 4.CARRICO, JOANNE CRAIGSGA 2,4; Keyettes 2,3.CARROLL, JOHN PATRICKSt4e Crew 3.CARTER, CARLSON WOODNHS 3.4; SGA 2,3, Senator 3; ClassComm. Chairman 2,4; Drama Club3,4; Modern Dance 2,3.CARTER, ROY DANIELJR.DECA 4.CASTANEI RA,SILVIA GUADALUPEPep Club 2; Dance Club 2; VarietyShow 4.CASTLE, GARYSoccer 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Track2,3.CAUBLE, FRED TOWNLEYChorus 2,3,4; Pipe Band 3,4.CHAPMAN, SUSAN ILENEGSA 3,4; Keyettes 2; Folkstrum 2;Guidance Comm. 4; Class Comm.2.CHRISTENSEN,PAGAN BOSTWICKCISSEL, KRISTY LEElntramurals 4.CLARK, BRENDA KATHLEENKeyettes 2,3; Pep Club 3.CLARK, RICHARD WARDTransfer 3; NHS 3,4; Stage Crew 4;School Store 4.CLARK, TOM DALTONTrack 3,4.CLIFT, KAREN LYNNSGA 4; Guidance Comm. 3,4.CLYNE, MABYELLENTransfer 4.COBB, GLORIA MARIEModern Dance 2,3.CODISPOT, ANDREA LEADECA 4,CODY, JAMES RICHARDTransfer 2; Basketball Magr. 2'COE, JANICE ANNSpanish Club 4.COHEN, MAURICE CRAIGStudent Athletic Director 3,4:Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Lettermen'sClub 3,4.COLEMAN, MICHAEL LINNCOMBS, MICHAE L JOSEPH

CONNOLLY, MAUREEN ANNPolaris 3: Variety Show 4'COOK, ARDIS DARLYNClass Treasurer 2,3,4; GSA 4; Class

Comm. 2,3; Maiorettes 2,3,4; Mid'night Sun 2,3,4; Make-up Crew 4.COSMAN, JACKYE MAXINECOSTELLO, KATHLEEN ANNSGA Rep. 4; lntramurals 2; HonorTeam 4; GSA 4; PeP Club 2;Maiorettes 2; French Club 2,3,Treasurer 3; Class Comm. 2;Variety Show 4.COX, MARY REGINAKeyettes 3; Folkstrum, Vice Pres.

4; Prop Crew 4; Food Sales 4;

Variety Show 4.COX, NANCY LYNNDance Club 2,3; Spring Concert 2;Variety Show 3,4.CRAIN, TERRI SUZANNESGA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; lntramurals2,3,4; AFS 3.CRITTENDEN,RANDALL STEWARTFootball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; CrossCountry 3.

CROSS, MARK CAR ROLLCRUPI, ELISA MARIACURTIS, RICHARD KENTONDABBONDANZA,JOSEPH LAWRENCED'ANGELO, ALEXISTransfer 4.DANLEY, BRUCE MELTONBaseball 2.DARR, JANET MARIEDARSA, RICHARD ALLANDAUGHTERS, DAVID ROSCOETransfer 2; Track 2,3,4; %ccer 3,4;Wrestling 2; Key Club 4; SpanishClub 2.DAVIS, DEBORAH LEEDance Club 2,3,4; Variety Show2,3.DEARDORFF,SHARON LUCILLENHS 3,4, Treas. 4; SGA 2. Senator2; A Cappella 3,4, Pres' 4; Fine ArtsClub, Pres.4.DE ATLEY, EDWARD GURNEYTransfer 4; Soccer 4.

DE LANCE, KATHERINE DIANETransfer 3; PeP Club 3,4; ClassComm.3,4.DE LONG, BRIAN J.DENISSEN, RICHARD JOHN, JR.Earth Science Club 2,3,4; IMC2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Stage Crew 4.

DIL'VORTH, TERRY KAYDOOLY, LOUISE DUPREPep Club 2; Polaris 3; Class Comm.4.DUBE, BRUCE JOSEPHFootball 2; Wrestling 3; Soccer 4;Polaris 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4.

DUBOSE, GEORGE WALZDUDLEY, ALAN DONALDDrama Club 4; Variety Show 4.

DUNLEVY, KATHRYN MARIEA Cappella 3,4; Madrigals 4; FolkStrum, Sec. 4; Food Sales Comm.2,3,4; Romeo & Juliet 3.DUTKOWSKI, DENISE JEANNEE ISE NHAUER, JAMES RICHARDTransfer 3.ELLINGER,JOHN LLOYDWrestling 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; KeY

Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4.

EVELEIGH, DAVID A,

EVERETT, KATHLEEN ANNSGA 3; Honor Team 2,3,4; lntra-murals 2,3,4.FABISZEWSKI, JOSEPH EDWARD

FALLEB, LINDA JEANSGA 4; GSA 3,4; lntramurals 2,3,4;Blue & White Club 2,3; Keyettes3,4; Cheerleader 4; PeP Club 2;Polaris 4; Variety Show 4; ACappella 4.

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KERKE RING, ELIZABETH ELLENClass Sec. 3,4; SGA 2; JV Cheer-leader, Treasurer 2; Varsity Cheer-leader 3,4; Sec. 4; Class Comm. 3,4,Chairman 4.KEY, DENNIS ELMONKIDWELL, JOHN W.Transfer 4; Football 4.KILGORE, ROY DONALDBand 2,3,4; Pipe Band 3,4; FrenchClub 3.KING, RICHABD EDWARDCross Country 2.KING, WILLIAM WAYNEKITCHIN, PEGGY WELLSGirls' Chorus 3.KLUMPH,MARILYN CHARLOTTETransfer 4.KNESEL, THOMAS EDWARDSGA 4; Cheerleader 4; Stage Crew3; Variety Show 2.KNUTSON, KRISTIN FRIEDASGA 2,3; NHS 3,4; Polaris 3;Keyettes 3,4; AFS 4; Pep Club 2;Blue & White Club 3,4.KOSTUK, SUSAN MARYAFS 2,3; Polaris 3; Chorus 2; ACappella 4.KOWNACKI, FRANCIS ROMANKOZAK, STEVEN JOHNDECA 4.KRAMER, MITCHELL GABYFootball 2; Cross Country 3,4;Wrestling 2,3.KRAYBILL, DAVID RAMSEYSGA 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2;Letterman's Club 4.KRINTZ, KENNETH ALANSoccer 3,4; Variety Show 4.KRUM, PATRICIA MAYKUENY, PATRICK R ICHARDLAGOS, GEOBGELAMONDA,MICHAEL JOSEPH JR.DECA.LANE, TERBY KATHLEENGymnastics 2,3,4; Majorettes 3;Class Comm. 2; Variety Show 3.LANTZAS, GEORGE STEVENbccer 2,3,4; Midnight Sun 3,4,co-editor 4.LASHER, BENIE LOUSGA 2,3; lntramurals 2,3,4; Cheer-leader 3; Modern Dance 2; Home-coming Chairman 4.LATOS, DIANA PENELOPEPep Club 3,4; Class C-omm. 2,3,4.LAUGHTON, MTCHAE L EDWARDStage Crew 2,3,4; Radio Club 2,3;Audio-Visual 2.LAWRENCE, ARTHU R JOSEPHLEATHE RMAN, GARY ROBE RTCross Country 3; Track 2; Band2,3,4; Chess Club 2; Letterman'sClub 3,4.LEBLANC, DRUCILLA ANNGSA 4; lntramurals 2,3,4; FHS 4:Pep Club 2,4.LEE, ALLAN WACHENGTransfer 3; A Cappella 4; VarietyShow 4.LEONARD, ALEXIS JULIASGA 2.3.4; NHS 3,4; AFS 2,3,4,Pres. 3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Polaris 2;

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Drama Club 3,4; Tumbling Club 2;Class Comm. 2,3,4; Variety Show3,4.LINDBERG, JOHN ERICStage Crew 2,3,4; School Store2,3,4; Radio Club 3.LOJEWSKI, LI NDA ANNFolk Strum 4; Food Sales 4; StageCrew 4.LONDON, JANISPolaris 3,4, Faculty Editor 3,Assoc. Editor 4; Majorettes 3,4,Treas. 4; Midnight Sun 3; ClassComm.2,3,4; Variety Show 3.LUCKENBACH, ALVIN HENRYSGA 4; Wrestling 2,3;bccer2,3,4;Track 2.LUCKENEDER, ANNELIESEAFS student from Austria; AFS 4;Keyettes 4.LUND, STEVEN ROBERTFootball 2,3,4; Track 2; Letter-men's Club 4.LYDDANE, DONALD GLENNBasketball 2,3; Basp"ball 2,3,4.LYNCH, KATH LEEN PATRICIALYNCH, BICHARD JAMESSGA Treasurer 4; Soccer 2,3,4 KeyClub 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Band2,3; Drama Club 3.MAGRUDER, BARBARA ANNSGA 2; lntramurals 3; Drama Club3; Chorus 2,3,4; Food Sales 2.MAHONEY, NICKIE CHRISTINEMALONEY, ROBE RT LAWRENCEMANCUSO,MICHAEL SALVATOREMANDELL, JEANNE MAEFolk Strum 2.3; Make-uP Club 2; ACappella; Madrigals 3,4; Math Club4; Variety Show 3,4.MANGUM, THOMAS SCOTT JR.DECA 4.MARCINIEC, DENISE JOANMARSHALL, PAMELA ANNMARTIN, BRUCE INGRAMSoccer 3,4; Midnight Sun 4; PiPeBand 2,3.MARTIN, DAVID VAILMARTIN,JUDY LYNNEGSA 3,4,5; Tennis Club 3; FolkStrum 3;9and2,3,4.MATHIESON,WALTER WHITMAN IIISGA 4; NHS 3,4; Football 2,3,4;Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Track 3;Key Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 4;It's Academic 3; Class Comm. 2.

MAZZELLI, SUZAN NE LI N DAMcCARY, RONALD STEPHENMcCOLLOUGH, BRUCE WAYNEMcCU LLEY, LEONARD THOMASMcGOVERN, KATHYANNE MARIESGA 2; Drama Club 4; A Cappella4; Class Comm. 2; HomecomingPrincess 2.McGRATH, MARTHA MABYFolk Strum 3; Tennis Club 3.McHEN RY, STEVEN WI LLIAMSGA 2,3,4; Football 2; Track &Field 3; Midnight Sun 4.McKINSTRY, THOMAS ALANBand 2,3,4.McNALLY, MICHAEL KEVIN

McNATT, SHIRLEY GENESGA 2,3; Homecoming Comm. 4.McWILLIAMS, PATRICIA ANNDance Club 2; Variet/ Show 4.MEINBE RG, DOUGLAS LAWRENCEBaseball 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4.MELISANO, SUZANNE ADELEMELTON, DANIEL HOOPERWrestling 2; Pipe Band 2; Romeo &Ju liet 3.MESSETT, ROBERTJAMESDECA 4,MICHAELS, JAMES CRAIGMILLER, ARDYTH LOISA Cappella 4; Class Comm. 4;Transfer 3.MILLER, DAVIDMILLER, GARY LEIGHTONMILLER, JOHN MASONMILLER, MARC THEODOREMILLS, FAYE CATHERINEMOHLER, ROBERT JOSEPHDECA.MOONEY, KARENDECA 4.MORAN, DEBORAHPolaris 4.MORGAN, LOIS JEANNELibrary Aide 4.MONTO, JOHNMRYCZKO, SYBELLE ANNENHS 3,4; GSA 2,3,4; lntramurals2,3,4.MURPHY, JOHN HOLMESCross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3;f rack 2,3,4.MURRAY, ELIZABETH E LLENPep Club 3.NEEL, DAVID BARNESNEIL, JAMESSGA 2,4; Wrestling 2; CrossCountry 2,3,4', Track 2,3,4i Lette('man's Club 3,4; Blue & White Club3,4.NEWBERRY, DAVID ALANBaseball 2; Yariety Show 4.NEWMAN, ALICE MEREDITHMath Team 4; Drama Club 2;French Club 3; Food Sales 3,4;Variety Show 2; Romeo and Juliet3.NEWMAN, PATRICIA MARIESGA 3,4; Dance Club 3,4; VarietyShow 3,4; Sr. Homecoming Princess4.NEWMAN, RICHARD MARTINNILAND, TERRI SUSANlntramurals 3; FTA 2; Polaris 2;French Club 3,4; LibrarY Club 3,4;Maiorettes 3; Variety Show 4.

NININGER, ROBERT HARVEYWrestling 3.NORRIS, JOANNENORTON, ROBIN ELIZABETHNYE, MARCIA FRANCESTransfer 4.O'BRIEN, JAMES EDWARDSGA 3, Football 2.O'CONNOR, JOHN JE REMI AHBiology Club 2; Stage Crew 2,3,4;Food Sales 3,4; Radio Club 2,3;School Store 3,4.O'HARA, JOHN MATTHEWOLDHAM, MARY ELIZABETH

I ransfer 3; Keyettes 4.O'MEARA, SHARON LORRAINEO'NEIL, MICHAEL JOSEPHSGA 4; Debate 2,3; Band 3,2[;

Tennis Team 3,4; Letterman's Club3,4,.OPILLA, STEVEN GARYFootball 2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4;Track 3.PACKER, JEFFREY NEALBaseball 2; Football 2.PAHL, DALE ALANBiology Club 3; Fine Arts Club 4;Polaris 4.PARIS, GLENNPEDEN, MICHAE L LAWRENCEPELSZYNSKI, JOHN JOSEPHf rack 2; BiologY Club 3; ChemistryClub 3; Fine Arts Society 4.

PENNINGTON, JUDITH MAYSGA 3,4; Keyettes 2,3; Polaris 3,4;FTA 2; Library Circle 4.PERKINS, ANDREA DALEAFS 2; Modern Dance 2,3.PERRY, RICHARD GHOVERlrack 2,3; Football 2; Wrestling 2.

PERSCHAU, LINDA LOUISEModern Dance 2,3,4.PETERS, GLENN ALBERTFootball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; KeY

Club 4.PHELPS, JAMES DAVIDPHILBIN, ANN MULLERClass Comm. 4; Polaris 2,4;Midnight Sun 2,3; Variety Show 4;Pep Club 2.PHILLIPS, DEBORAH LYNNPHILLIPS, NOBMA JODECA 4.PINKERTON, NANCY LUCI LLESGA 4; lntramurals 3,4; GSA 3,4;Keyettes 3.4; Mascot Handler 3,4.PINKERTON, NED LEONTrack 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4;Chairman Class TriP 4; Letterman'sClub 2,3,4; KeY Club 4.PINNES, ELLEN BARBARANHS 3,4; lntramurals 2,3,4;Keyettes 3,4; AFS 4.PITTINGER,JUDYPONOW, DORA JEANlntramurals 3; Polaris 2,3,4; Under'class Ed. 3, Assoc. Editor 4'POORE, MARLA STARRSGA 4; Honor Team 3;9and2,3,4.POORE, YVONNE MARIEGuidance 3; lntramurals 2,3; Polaris2,3,4.POORMAN, CH RISTI NE AMBERGSA 3.4; Spanish Club 4; Keyettes3,4; AFS 3,4.PRICE, LEONA ANNPRYOR, CATHY JEANRAGLAND, DAVID MAURICEBand 2,4.RALLS, VICKI ANNRAVILIOUS,CHARLES FREDERICKREGIMBAL, NEIL ROBERTRE ICHHOLD,ANGELIKA BRIGITTETransfer 4; DECA 4.

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