45th Reunion held in Doylestown PA-Septembe 28,2018
36th Reunion - Party Sent By the Photographer-Tiffini Scott-PART 1- Saturday, March 28, 2009
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36th Reunion Party Pics Sent By the Photographer-Tiffini Scott-PART 2-Saturday, March 28, 2009-
36th Reunion Party Pics Sent By Classmates-Saturday, March 28, 2009
Mario Mariani - Taking a Road Trip to Ft. Washington to the Reunion Party!!!! 1 of 16Preparing for the Reunion Party... 2 of 16
Seth working hard preparing for the Reunion - disregard the balding top of his head - he was just showing it off. He doesn't moon any more these days...This is the 54 yr old's version of mooning! 3 of 16
Bob Jacobs pitching in to help! 4 of 16
Seth dressed to party and UD Grad of 74 Dori Quinby Campbell who manned the Welcome Table. 5 of 16
Reunion friend and BIG help in "How to have a Great Reunion- Class 101"-Perry Ritter, UD Class of 70-Helped us for the last year put this together-Showed up right before the Party to say hello and get a T-Shirt! 6 of 16
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From Left: Mary Capron Elliott-Hogg, Rolanda Ritzman, Gale Ripkin 8 of 16
Getting Folks together to Take a group picture... 9 of 16
Patty Veit and Ann Hart in front chatting, who's in the back? Is that Charlotte or who? 10 of 16
Mario Mariani and his Cousin, Maria Zecca (Yes, Ricky's wife) 11 of 16
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Rick Z and The Queenie 13 of 16
Mario and The Queenie 14 of 16
Mario and Colonel Hogg 15 of 16
Back Row: Mark Zingle,Janet Hyland Gift, Stuart Marvin,Steve Hogg
Front Row: Susan Kane Zingle(UD '74), Kathy Bail Hill, Patti Hart Pasceri 16 of 16
Preparing for the Reunion Party... 2 of 16
Seth working hard preparing for the Reunion - disregard the balding top of his head - he was just showing it off. He doesn't moon any more these days...This is the 54 yr old's version of mooning! 3 of 16
Bob Jacobs pitching in to help! 4 of 16
Seth dressed to party and UD Grad of 74 Dori Quinby Campbell who manned the Welcome Table. 5 of 16
Reunion friend and BIG help in "How to have a Great Reunion- Class 101"-Perry Ritter, UD Class of 70-Helped us for the last year put this together-Showed up right before the Party to say hello and get a T-Shirt! 6 of 16
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From Left: Mary Capron Elliott-Hogg, Rolanda Ritzman, Gale Ripkin 8 of 16
Getting Folks together to Take a group picture... 9 of 16
Patty Veit and Ann Hart in front chatting, who's in the back? Is that Charlotte or who? 10 of 16
Mario Mariani and his Cousin, Maria Zecca (Yes, Ricky's wife) 11 of 16
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Rick Z and The Queenie 13 of 16
Mario and The Queenie 14 of 16
Mario and Colonel Hogg 15 of 16
Back Row: Mark Zingle,Janet Hyland Gift, Stuart Marvin,Steve Hogg
Front Row: Susan Kane Zingle(UD '74), Kathy Bail Hill, Patti Hart Pasceri 16 of 16
36th Reunion Brunch Pics Sent By Classmates-Sunday, March 29, 2009
36th Reunion -Happy Hour EVENT Pics Sent By Classmates-Friday, March 27, 2009
Pics -Part 1 - Old School, Remodeling/Demolition and New Upper Dublin HS Complex
ANNOUNCEMENT
In case you did not know, good old Upper Dublin High School complex was torn down and rebuilt($120M) Approx 2008-2012. Here are pictures. By Keith Beale
BIG THANKS to our classmate KEITH BEALE for this tremendous effort of going back to our "home" turf and getting these great pictures!!! Be sure to send him an email of thanks!
Front Entrance 1 of 100 2 of 100
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hallway 4 of 100
New Cafeteria (also to be torn down). 5 of 100
Interior of cafeteria. We never had it this nice (in the old days) 6 of 100
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Cafeteria viewed from football field. 8 of 100
Football Stadium Entrance 9 of 100
Library built about 15-20 years ago. Remember the little one we had, actually I don't really remember ever going in the old one! 10 of 100
More of the Library 11 of 100
The old end of the school. 12 of 100
The auditorium. The new one will have a balcony but will be smaller. 13 of 100
Lobby Entrance 14 of 100
The gym 15 of 100
Outside of the Library (to be torn down too) 16 of 100
The pool 17 of 100
Demolition has begun. Mid-June they start to tear down half of the school then build and move into the other half and trailors, then repeat for the other side the following 2 years. 18 of 100
Not sure why they are digging up the lawn.... 19 of 100
more digging.. 20 of 100
The temporary trailors they have been using for the past few years. More to come! 21 of 100
And for those of you who have not been in ther area for a long time, we also have a new Township/Police/Library building across the street from the High School. 22 of 100
More of the township building. 23 of 100
OUR parking lot where we drove our hot (or not) cars. 24 of 100
New architectural plans for construction 25 of 100
Plans for new gym and auditorium 26 of 100
Overall floor plan for the school 27 of 100
For easier viewing - floor plan of the new school. 28 of 100
One of the only areas to not be disturbed in the construction will be the football field. These are the steps leading to the field (and the "wall"). 29 of 100
Here are the stands at the football field. 30 of 100
And the football field... 31 of 100
One of the first areas to be torn down is the bus garage. 32 of 100
Then I believe the old end of the school. 33 of 100
...and the pool... 34 of 100
another view of the pool... 35 of 100
And next to the school, the NEVER-ENDING work on 309 "expressway." The next pictures I post will show some of the demo of the school, which should start soon. 36 of 100
The first set of these pictures disappeared. These are the new modular classrooms along Ft. Wash Ave. 37 of 100
More up close pics of the modulars, which will be used for the 4 years of construction. 38 of 100
View of the modulars next to the gym. 39 of 100
6-27-08: They have begun to tear down the bus garage. 40 of 100
6-27-08: Now some of the trees are coming down next to the old building. 41 of 100
7-3-08: The bus garage is gone! 42 of 100
7-25-08: The one side of the old school is being torn down. 43 of 100
7-25-08: The old entrance to the old school (to the right is the library which will not be torn down until the second phase of construction). 44 of 100
7-25-08: The one wing of the old building is gone, as is the bus platform. 45 of 100
7-25-08: The practice football/soccer field has been flattened, they will be building on this. 46 of 100
7-25-08: What is left of the remaining back wing of the old building. This will also be demolished in the next week or so. 47 of 100
8/15/08: More demo of another wing. 48 of 100
8/15/08: More demo. 49 of 100
8/15/08: From the front. 50 of 100
8/15/08: The pool and gym are still standing, for now. 51 of 100
8/15/08: The left side of the old entrance and that whole wing is now gone. 52 of 100
8/22/08: Here is what is left of the pool. 53 of 100
8/22/08: A closer picture of the pool. 54 of 100
8/22/08: Only the old gym and lobby of the old school are still standing. 55 of 100
8/22/08: Last picture of the remaining wall of the pool. As I was watching, they were ripping out the bottom of the pool. 56 of 100
9-14-08: The rest of the old part of the school is now down. It is being cleared away and they have begun to build the new school on the site. 57 of 100
9-14-08: From the front of the school. 58 of 100
9-14-08: Looking from the football field. 59 of 100
9-14-08: Again, from the front of the school. 60 of 100
9-14-08: This rubble used to be the walls of the gym and pool. 61 of 100
11/15/08: In case you did not know, the township built 2 football/soccer fields right behind the HS connecting to Susquehanna Rd. They are lighted and astro-turf. 62 of 100
11/15/08: They have started building the new gym/pool area. This is where the bus garage used to be. 63 of 100
11/15/08: A close up of the area started to be built. 64 of 100
1/11/09: The new gym and pool as seen from the front street. 65 of 100
1/11/09: The new gym/pool as seen from the back (where the bus garage used to be). 66 of 100
3/20/09: The new gym and pool looking from the front (from the township building). 67 of 100
3/20/09: Another picture from the front, toward the right. The entrance to this part of the new school. 68 of 100
3/20/09: A picture of the new gym and pool from the back parking lot. 69 of 100
7-18-09: This is the new gym looking from the back from the steps to the football field. 70 of 100
7-18-09: This is also looking from the back from the fallball steps, it shows the new cafeteria. 71 of 100
7-18-09: This is looking at the front of the new school from across the street at the township building. 72 of 100
7-18-09: This is another picture of the back (parking lot side) of the new construction. They are now giving tours if interested. 73 of 100
7-18-09: Just so you don't think they have forgotten classrooms, these are some classrooms in the front extending from the pool area to the front main entrance. 74 of 100
10/11/09: New front entrance to the school. Starting to look nice. 75 of 100
10/11/09: To the left of the last picture. The classrooms from the new entrance to the pool/gym area. 76 of 100
10/11/09: Both sides of the new entrance. The performaing arts center will be to the right of this. 77 of 100
11/20/09: This is an interior view of the new pool. The pool is configured so that you can swim lengthwise 8 lanes or widthwise 12 lanes and the length can be adjusted. There are many more built-in bleachers than the old pool. It is very impressive. 78 of 100
12/12/09: The front of the new building. 79 of 100
12/12/09: Entrance to the Athletic area (gym and pool). 80 of 100
12/12/09: Inside entrance to the Athletic area. 81 of 100
12/12/09: the new gym - with large bleachers on both sides. 82 of 100
12/12/09: Another view of the gym. 83 of 100
12/12/09: The new pool. A meet was about to start. 84 of 100
12/12/09: Check out the stands which are on a balcony. These is some AC on in there because it was actually cool doing the meet. 85 of 100
12/12/09: One more picture of the pool. 86 of 100
1/12/10: The old (but built after we graduated -- so what does that make us?) library has been torn down. They are using the old gym for the library right now. 87 of 100
1/12/10: Another shot of where the old library used to be - next to the Auditorium. 88 of 100
1/29/2011: OK, it has been a year since I posted any pictures of the new school. All the work has been done inside this past year so not much to show. The new section opened on 1/3/11 and this weekend was a tour for the community, so I went and took some pictures. What a GREAT looking school! 89 of 100
1/19: This is another view of the main entrance. This is right across the street from the township building. We just had 16 inches of snow this week (for those of you who now live in warmer climates). 90 of 100
1/29: After you come through the main entrance, you come to the welcome desk. 91 of 100
1/29: To the right of the main entrance is the Principal's Office. Nice looking - if you need to spend time there. 92 of 100
1/29: To the left of the main entrance is the Guidance Office - also very nice. Wonder if they are doing a better job "guiding" in there? 93 of 100
1/29: Just past the entrance, you come to the main hallway leading to the rest of the school. 94 of 100
1/29: The rest of the hallways look like this.... 95 of 100
1/29: Where the main hallways intersect, there is a space where there can be chairs, ticket sales for an event, or whatever. The day of the tour, the choir was singing. The cases in the back reflect what is in that section of hallways (i.e. English; Science; Math; etc.). 96 of 100
1/29: In the cafe, instead of standing in a long line, you go to whatever section you want: hot meal; deli; fruit; beverage; desserts; etc. then go to the check out and most people have a debit card rather than using cash. 97 of 100
1/29: Then the seating is in the new new main cafeteria (I say new-new since they built the last new one 10 years ago). Nice big windows looking outside. 98 of 100
1/29: And here is a view of the cafeteria outside. It looks over the back parking lot (which is still a construction site). 99 of 100
1/29: The Library (or as they call it "Media Center") is over the main entrance looking out to the front of the school. Very Nice. 100 of 100
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New Cafeteria (also to be torn down). 5 of 100
Interior of cafeteria. We never had it this nice (in the old days) 6 of 100
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Cafeteria viewed from football field. 8 of 100
Football Stadium Entrance 9 of 100
Library built about 15-20 years ago. Remember the little one we had, actually I don't really remember ever going in the old one! 10 of 100
More of the Library 11 of 100
The old end of the school. 12 of 100
The auditorium. The new one will have a balcony but will be smaller. 13 of 100
Lobby Entrance 14 of 100
The gym 15 of 100
Outside of the Library (to be torn down too) 16 of 100
The pool 17 of 100
Demolition has begun. Mid-June they start to tear down half of the school then build and move into the other half and trailors, then repeat for the other side the following 2 years. 18 of 100
Not sure why they are digging up the lawn.... 19 of 100
more digging.. 20 of 100
The temporary trailors they have been using for the past few years. More to come! 21 of 100
And for those of you who have not been in ther area for a long time, we also have a new Township/Police/Library building across the street from the High School. 22 of 100
More of the township building. 23 of 100
OUR parking lot where we drove our hot (or not) cars. 24 of 100
New architectural plans for construction 25 of 100
Plans for new gym and auditorium 26 of 100
Overall floor plan for the school 27 of 100
For easier viewing - floor plan of the new school. 28 of 100
One of the only areas to not be disturbed in the construction will be the football field. These are the steps leading to the field (and the "wall"). 29 of 100
Here are the stands at the football field. 30 of 100
And the football field... 31 of 100
One of the first areas to be torn down is the bus garage. 32 of 100
Then I believe the old end of the school. 33 of 100
...and the pool... 34 of 100
another view of the pool... 35 of 100
And next to the school, the NEVER-ENDING work on 309 "expressway." The next pictures I post will show some of the demo of the school, which should start soon. 36 of 100
The first set of these pictures disappeared. These are the new modular classrooms along Ft. Wash Ave. 37 of 100
More up close pics of the modulars, which will be used for the 4 years of construction. 38 of 100
View of the modulars next to the gym. 39 of 100
6-27-08: They have begun to tear down the bus garage. 40 of 100
6-27-08: Now some of the trees are coming down next to the old building. 41 of 100
7-3-08: The bus garage is gone! 42 of 100
7-25-08: The one side of the old school is being torn down. 43 of 100
7-25-08: The old entrance to the old school (to the right is the library which will not be torn down until the second phase of construction). 44 of 100
7-25-08: The one wing of the old building is gone, as is the bus platform. 45 of 100
7-25-08: The practice football/soccer field has been flattened, they will be building on this. 46 of 100
7-25-08: What is left of the remaining back wing of the old building. This will also be demolished in the next week or so. 47 of 100
8/15/08: More demo of another wing. 48 of 100
8/15/08: More demo. 49 of 100
8/15/08: From the front. 50 of 100
8/15/08: The pool and gym are still standing, for now. 51 of 100
8/15/08: The left side of the old entrance and that whole wing is now gone. 52 of 100
8/22/08: Here is what is left of the pool. 53 of 100
8/22/08: A closer picture of the pool. 54 of 100
8/22/08: Only the old gym and lobby of the old school are still standing. 55 of 100
8/22/08: Last picture of the remaining wall of the pool. As I was watching, they were ripping out the bottom of the pool. 56 of 100
9-14-08: The rest of the old part of the school is now down. It is being cleared away and they have begun to build the new school on the site. 57 of 100
9-14-08: From the front of the school. 58 of 100
9-14-08: Looking from the football field. 59 of 100
9-14-08: Again, from the front of the school. 60 of 100
9-14-08: This rubble used to be the walls of the gym and pool. 61 of 100
11/15/08: In case you did not know, the township built 2 football/soccer fields right behind the HS connecting to Susquehanna Rd. They are lighted and astro-turf. 62 of 100
11/15/08: They have started building the new gym/pool area. This is where the bus garage used to be. 63 of 100
11/15/08: A close up of the area started to be built. 64 of 100
1/11/09: The new gym and pool as seen from the front street. 65 of 100
1/11/09: The new gym/pool as seen from the back (where the bus garage used to be). 66 of 100
3/20/09: The new gym and pool looking from the front (from the township building). 67 of 100
3/20/09: Another picture from the front, toward the right. The entrance to this part of the new school. 68 of 100
3/20/09: A picture of the new gym and pool from the back parking lot. 69 of 100
7-18-09: This is the new gym looking from the back from the steps to the football field. 70 of 100
7-18-09: This is also looking from the back from the fallball steps, it shows the new cafeteria. 71 of 100
7-18-09: This is looking at the front of the new school from across the street at the township building. 72 of 100
7-18-09: This is another picture of the back (parking lot side) of the new construction. They are now giving tours if interested. 73 of 100
7-18-09: Just so you don't think they have forgotten classrooms, these are some classrooms in the front extending from the pool area to the front main entrance. 74 of 100
10/11/09: New front entrance to the school. Starting to look nice. 75 of 100
10/11/09: To the left of the last picture. The classrooms from the new entrance to the pool/gym area. 76 of 100
10/11/09: Both sides of the new entrance. The performaing arts center will be to the right of this. 77 of 100
11/20/09: This is an interior view of the new pool. The pool is configured so that you can swim lengthwise 8 lanes or widthwise 12 lanes and the length can be adjusted. There are many more built-in bleachers than the old pool. It is very impressive. 78 of 100
12/12/09: The front of the new building. 79 of 100
12/12/09: Entrance to the Athletic area (gym and pool). 80 of 100
12/12/09: Inside entrance to the Athletic area. 81 of 100
12/12/09: the new gym - with large bleachers on both sides. 82 of 100
12/12/09: Another view of the gym. 83 of 100
12/12/09: The new pool. A meet was about to start. 84 of 100
12/12/09: Check out the stands which are on a balcony. These is some AC on in there because it was actually cool doing the meet. 85 of 100
12/12/09: One more picture of the pool. 86 of 100
1/12/10: The old (but built after we graduated -- so what does that make us?) library has been torn down. They are using the old gym for the library right now. 87 of 100
1/12/10: Another shot of where the old library used to be - next to the Auditorium. 88 of 100
1/29/2011: OK, it has been a year since I posted any pictures of the new school. All the work has been done inside this past year so not much to show. The new section opened on 1/3/11 and this weekend was a tour for the community, so I went and took some pictures. What a GREAT looking school! 89 of 100
1/19: This is another view of the main entrance. This is right across the street from the township building. We just had 16 inches of snow this week (for those of you who now live in warmer climates). 90 of 100
1/29: After you come through the main entrance, you come to the welcome desk. 91 of 100
1/29: To the right of the main entrance is the Principal's Office. Nice looking - if you need to spend time there. 92 of 100
1/29: To the left of the main entrance is the Guidance Office - also very nice. Wonder if they are doing a better job "guiding" in there? 93 of 100
1/29: Just past the entrance, you come to the main hallway leading to the rest of the school. 94 of 100
1/29: The rest of the hallways look like this.... 95 of 100
1/29: Where the main hallways intersect, there is a space where there can be chairs, ticket sales for an event, or whatever. The day of the tour, the choir was singing. The cases in the back reflect what is in that section of hallways (i.e. English; Science; Math; etc.). 96 of 100
1/29: In the cafe, instead of standing in a long line, you go to whatever section you want: hot meal; deli; fruit; beverage; desserts; etc. then go to the check out and most people have a debit card rather than using cash. 97 of 100
1/29: Then the seating is in the new new main cafeteria (I say new-new since they built the last new one 10 years ago). Nice big windows looking outside. 98 of 100
1/29: And here is a view of the cafeteria outside. It looks over the back parking lot (which is still a construction site). 99 of 100
1/29: The Library (or as they call it "Media Center") is over the main entrance looking out to the front of the school. Very Nice. 100 of 100
Pics -Part 2 - UD Old School, Remodeling/Demolition and New Upper Dublin HS Complex-Approx 2008-2012
1 of 65PART TWO: 1/29/11: Ran out of room in the other album so continuing here. Again, this is the new media center/library. 2 of 65
1/29: In the library looking out to the back lot. 3 of 65
1/29: YES, they have a juice bar IN the library. I heard they may also serve coffee!!!! 4 of 65
1/29: This is the computer lab off of the library. There are also several other computer labs throughout the school. 5 of 65
1/29: This is the hallway outside the multi-purpose room on the second floor. Lots of space. 6 of 65
1/29: This is a portion of the multi-purpose room. 7 of 65
1/29: This is a typical classroom. Each of them have smart boards with projectors in the ceilings. 8 of 65
1/29: A Science Classroom. 9 of 65
1/29: An English room - yes, it has a fireplace - so they can read by the fire - atmosphere (now you know why our taxes are so high, I mean, "really?") 10 of 65
1/29: And they even have desks in the English room. 11 of 65
1/29: There are several places throughout the school where there are awards and trophies. 12 of 65
1/29: The tour continues, now to the athletic wing. They will let anyone on this tour (see Janet). 13 of 65
1/29: This is the entrance to the Athletic Complex. This is about where the bus garage used to be located. 14 of 65
1/29: The exercise room. This is right off the main athletic complex entrance. 15 of 65
1/29: This is the wrestling room. It is also used by the cheerleaders, which is why it has a high ceiling. 16 of 65
1/29: This is the main gym. Very nice size and large bleachers. 17 of 65
1/29: There is even a an alternative gym. I did not see this any time I have been over there so was surprised during the tour. It is full-size with bleachers. 18 of 65
1/29: The new pool. This is very great. High dive, 0 entry (walk-in), movable bulkhead, lots of seating area. 19 of 65
1/29: Now the LAST Phase. This will take another 2 years. Starts with removing the temporary classrooms, tearing down the old school, then building the Performing Arts Center. 20 of 65
2/4: Beginning to remove the modular classrooms. 21 of 65
2/4: Probably one of the last pictures of the front of the school before demo. 22 of 65
2/4: They have started tearing down the "newer" part of the old school. Here is the shop and the cafeteria. I will try to get other pictures this week as they do more demo. 23 of 65
2/26/11: The auditorium has been torn down this week, all that is standing is the front facade. 24 of 65
2/26: The front a little further away. 25 of 65
2/16: From this angle you can see that the auditorium is completely gone and only the front remains. I suspect that will come down next week. 26 of 65
3/4/11: The auditorium and lobby are now completely gone. Next will be the rest of the old school and the gym. 27 of 65
3/17: The gym is now half way demolished. You can see a basketball backstop in the back. 28 of 65
3/17: Another view of the gym. 29 of 65
3/17: Another view of the gym and the remaining 2-story section of the school. 30 of 65
3/17: See the cardinal on the wall and the basketball backstop half way down. 31 of 65
3/17: This is what is left of the front entrance. This was the entrance to the office/old library area.. 32 of 65
3/17: Here is what is left of the 2-story section. 33 of 65
3/17: And what is left of the front entrance to the 2-story section. 34 of 65
3/17: Across the street from the school and the UD Medical Center on Ft. Wash Ave., they are building a NEW firehouse. This will replace the one on Summit. This is being built on the old Ed Bonsell property. 35 of 65
4/2: Last remaining part of the old high school still standing. 36 of 65
4/22: The old high school is now completely down. The only thing that remains that was there when we went to school is the football stadium. 37 of 65
4/22: Another picture of where the school used to be located. You can see on the left the new school. On this bare land, they will build the new auditorium and music classes and closer to Ft. Washington Ave. will be a parking lot. (Sorry, but I miss the old school - it is just not the same when you walk in the new school - no memories from there -- hum, maybe that is good?). 38 of 65
7/8/11: They have begun to build the last section of the school. This will be the auditorium and band, orchestra, and chorus rooms. 39 of 65
7/8/11: This is a closer view of the auditorium. 40 of 65
7/8/11: This is a view of the auditorium looking from Ft. Washington Ave. 41 of 65
7/8/11: And this is a view of the auditorium from behind the school (from the medical center). Notice how tall it is over the stage. They will be able to have full backdrops and curtains go all the way up. 42 of 65
7/8/11: Here is the new firehouse across the street from the high school (built on Eddie Bonsell's old property). It is VERY big. 43 of 65
7/8/11: Another view of the new firehouse. You can see how far it goes back. 44 of 65
7/8/11: Another angle of the new firehouse from the medical center lawn. 45 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts Center with walls and under roof. Seen from Loch Alsh Ave. 46 of 65
1/8/12: Close up of the front of the Performing Arts center. 47 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts Center shown with the rest of the new school. 48 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts center as seen from Fort Washington Ave. It is very large and has a full fly (a stage set can go flat all the way in the ceiling). 49 of 65
1/8/12: The new firehouse is almost done. This is on Ft. Washington Ave. right across from the high school. 50 of 65
1/8/12: The right side of the new firehouse. 51 of 65
1/8/12: The left side of the firehouse. 52 of 65
1/8/12: Another angle of the firehouse. 53 of 65
9/5/12: The final part of the new school is complete, the Performing Arts Center which includes the auditorium and band/chorus/etc. rooms. 54 of 65
9/5/12: Looking up at the stage. The state is huge and the fly goes ALL the way up so sets can be fully out of the way with dozens of backdrops. 55 of 65
9/5/12: Looking from the stage to the auditorium. 56 of 65
9/5/12: From the back of the stage looking out. 57 of 65
9/5/12: Another view of the auditorium. 58 of 65
9/5/12: The band room. 59 of 65
9/5/12: The chorus room - nice view. Nice room. 60 of 65
9/5/12: The entrance / lobby to the auditorium. 61 of 65
9/5/12: The side view of the Performing Arts Center, from Loch Alsh ave. 62 of 65
9/5/12: the view of the Performing Arts Center from Ft. Washington Ave. 63 of 65
9/5/12: The front of the entire complex completed. Thus ends my tour of the old and new school. I hope you enjoyed it and hope you will be able to see it in person some day if you live far away. 64 of 65
9/5/12: OK, one last one. further away - not sure you can see it but it shows more the entire building. Look for you all at the reunion! 65 of 65
PART TWO: 1/29/11: Ran out of room in the other album so continuing here. Again, this is the new media center/library. 2 of 65
1/29: In the library looking out to the back lot. 3 of 65
1/29: YES, they have a juice bar IN the library. I heard they may also serve coffee!!!! 4 of 65
1/29: This is the computer lab off of the library. There are also several other computer labs throughout the school. 5 of 65
1/29: This is the hallway outside the multi-purpose room on the second floor. Lots of space. 6 of 65
1/29: This is a portion of the multi-purpose room. 7 of 65
1/29: This is a typical classroom. Each of them have smart boards with projectors in the ceilings. 8 of 65
1/29: A Science Classroom. 9 of 65
1/29: An English room - yes, it has a fireplace - so they can read by the fire - atmosphere (now you know why our taxes are so high, I mean, "really?") 10 of 65
1/29: And they even have desks in the English room. 11 of 65
1/29: There are several places throughout the school where there are awards and trophies. 12 of 65
1/29: The tour continues, now to the athletic wing. They will let anyone on this tour (see Janet). 13 of 65
1/29: This is the entrance to the Athletic Complex. This is about where the bus garage used to be located. 14 of 65
1/29: The exercise room. This is right off the main athletic complex entrance. 15 of 65
1/29: This is the wrestling room. It is also used by the cheerleaders, which is why it has a high ceiling. 16 of 65
1/29: This is the main gym. Very nice size and large bleachers. 17 of 65
1/29: There is even a an alternative gym. I did not see this any time I have been over there so was surprised during the tour. It is full-size with bleachers. 18 of 65
1/29: The new pool. This is very great. High dive, 0 entry (walk-in), movable bulkhead, lots of seating area. 19 of 65
1/29: Now the LAST Phase. This will take another 2 years. Starts with removing the temporary classrooms, tearing down the old school, then building the Performing Arts Center. 20 of 65
2/4: Beginning to remove the modular classrooms. 21 of 65
2/4: Probably one of the last pictures of the front of the school before demo. 22 of 65
2/4: They have started tearing down the "newer" part of the old school. Here is the shop and the cafeteria. I will try to get other pictures this week as they do more demo. 23 of 65
2/26/11: The auditorium has been torn down this week, all that is standing is the front facade. 24 of 65
2/26: The front a little further away. 25 of 65
2/16: From this angle you can see that the auditorium is completely gone and only the front remains. I suspect that will come down next week. 26 of 65
3/4/11: The auditorium and lobby are now completely gone. Next will be the rest of the old school and the gym. 27 of 65
3/17: The gym is now half way demolished. You can see a basketball backstop in the back. 28 of 65
3/17: Another view of the gym. 29 of 65
3/17: Another view of the gym and the remaining 2-story section of the school. 30 of 65
3/17: See the cardinal on the wall and the basketball backstop half way down. 31 of 65
3/17: This is what is left of the front entrance. This was the entrance to the office/old library area.. 32 of 65
3/17: Here is what is left of the 2-story section. 33 of 65
3/17: And what is left of the front entrance to the 2-story section. 34 of 65
3/17: Across the street from the school and the UD Medical Center on Ft. Wash Ave., they are building a NEW firehouse. This will replace the one on Summit. This is being built on the old Ed Bonsell property. 35 of 65
4/2: Last remaining part of the old high school still standing. 36 of 65
4/22: The old high school is now completely down. The only thing that remains that was there when we went to school is the football stadium. 37 of 65
4/22: Another picture of where the school used to be located. You can see on the left the new school. On this bare land, they will build the new auditorium and music classes and closer to Ft. Washington Ave. will be a parking lot. (Sorry, but I miss the old school - it is just not the same when you walk in the new school - no memories from there -- hum, maybe that is good?). 38 of 65
7/8/11: They have begun to build the last section of the school. This will be the auditorium and band, orchestra, and chorus rooms. 39 of 65
7/8/11: This is a closer view of the auditorium. 40 of 65
7/8/11: This is a view of the auditorium looking from Ft. Washington Ave. 41 of 65
7/8/11: And this is a view of the auditorium from behind the school (from the medical center). Notice how tall it is over the stage. They will be able to have full backdrops and curtains go all the way up. 42 of 65
7/8/11: Here is the new firehouse across the street from the high school (built on Eddie Bonsell's old property). It is VERY big. 43 of 65
7/8/11: Another view of the new firehouse. You can see how far it goes back. 44 of 65
7/8/11: Another angle of the new firehouse from the medical center lawn. 45 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts Center with walls and under roof. Seen from Loch Alsh Ave. 46 of 65
1/8/12: Close up of the front of the Performing Arts center. 47 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts Center shown with the rest of the new school. 48 of 65
1/8/12: The Performing Arts center as seen from Fort Washington Ave. It is very large and has a full fly (a stage set can go flat all the way in the ceiling). 49 of 65
1/8/12: The new firehouse is almost done. This is on Ft. Washington Ave. right across from the high school. 50 of 65
1/8/12: The right side of the new firehouse. 51 of 65
1/8/12: The left side of the firehouse. 52 of 65
1/8/12: Another angle of the firehouse. 53 of 65
9/5/12: The final part of the new school is complete, the Performing Arts Center which includes the auditorium and band/chorus/etc. rooms. 54 of 65
9/5/12: Looking up at the stage. The state is huge and the fly goes ALL the way up so sets can be fully out of the way with dozens of backdrops. 55 of 65
9/5/12: Looking from the stage to the auditorium. 56 of 65
9/5/12: From the back of the stage looking out. 57 of 65
9/5/12: Another view of the auditorium. 58 of 65
9/5/12: The band room. 59 of 65
9/5/12: The chorus room - nice view. Nice room. 60 of 65
9/5/12: The entrance / lobby to the auditorium. 61 of 65
9/5/12: The side view of the Performing Arts Center, from Loch Alsh ave. 62 of 65
9/5/12: the view of the Performing Arts Center from Ft. Washington Ave. 63 of 65
9/5/12: The front of the entire complex completed. Thus ends my tour of the old and new school. I hope you enjoyed it and hope you will be able to see it in person some day if you live far away. 64 of 65
9/5/12: OK, one last one. further away - not sure you can see it but it shows more the entire building. Look for you all at the reunion! 65 of 65
Class of 1973 - Graduation Ceremonies
Baccalaurate Program 1 of 8Baccalaureate Program - June 3, 1973 2 of 8
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Commencement Program - Page 1 &2 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 4 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 3 & 4 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 5 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 5 & 6 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 6 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 7 & 8 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 7 of 8
Commencement Program - Last Pages - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 8 of 8
Baccalaureate Program - June 3, 1973 2 of 8
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Commencement Program - Page 1 &2 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 4 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 3 & 4 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 5 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 5 & 6 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 6 of 8
Commencement Program - Page 7 & 8 - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 7 of 8
Commencement Program - Last Pages - Courtesy of Teg Baxter's Mother 8 of 8
Good Old Days
Various Elementary, Junior High School picturesJarrettown Elementary - Grade 2A - Mrs. Cross
FRONT ROW: Vicki Laurent, Yvonne LaLeame, Scott Bickel, Wendy Frost, Debbie Kantner
SECOND ROW: Kathy Johnston, Ed Hurt, Alan McHale, Mrs. Cross, Lonnie Ellis, Barry Silverman,Angela ?
THIRD ROW: ? ,? , Betty Lou Derbyshire, Nanette Nirenberg, John Schumacher, ???, Mabel Deutsch, Gail Campburn, Kit Kitson, Robert Kahramanis
BACK ROW: ??, Robert O'Cotney, Bonnie ?, Robert Grote, ??????, ??????, Linda Kirk, Pete Smith, Linda Cole 1 of 25Thomas Fitzwater - Grade 3B - Back row: Mrs. Wilson, Suzanne Phipps, Marie JGuilianni, Connie Willard, Sandy ?, Greg Long, Debbie Kalkwarf, Diane Millman, Lynette Baker, Nancy Scarpello SECOND ROW FROM TOP: Paul Hoifjeld, Ken Miller, Lance Koury, Bill Mohr, Steve Johnson, Jack Szabo, Steve Jennings, Chris Chavoni THIRD ROW FROM TOP: Audrey Edwards, David Frain, Pat Winder, David Poley, Jenny Uecker, Roy Degler, ?? Front Row: Ted Smith, Rolanda Ritzman, Brian Hatzai, Debbie Sharp, Bob Jacobs 2 of 25
East Oreland Elementary -
Grade 1 - Mrs. Redman -
BACK ROW: Teacher-Miss Redman?, Peter Leneweaver, ??????, David Freygang, Cindy Lane, Peter Miller, Barry Lukoff
SECOND ROW: Hope Day, Ben Palmer, Hope Evers, Stu Marvin, Wendy Frost, Gail Morgan
FRONT ROW: Bruce Kamen, Jack Nicklaus, Sue Dreibelbis, Barry Silverman, Yvonne(?), Billy Turkot, Joe Nemetz, Sue Kirsch 3 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Elementary-Grade 2A- Teacher - Mrs. Frick BACK ROW - Anna Anastasia, Craig Holt Larry Dubbs, Mrs. Frick, Greg Long, Lance Koury, Barbara Horn SECOND ROW: Carol McIntyre, Donna Lee, Jeff Bush, Steve Johnson, Bill Stremme, Ken Miller, Richard Chessen, Jenny Uecker Front Row seated: Alice Williams, Audrey Edwards, Ed Ruediger, Pat Winder, David Frain, Debbie Sharp, Rolanda Ritzman Front row Floor: Ted Smith, Craig Pollen, Bob Jacob 4 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Grade 3C - Mrs. Wilson - FRONT ROW: Susan Murray, Robert Kahranmanis, Barry Silverman, Scott Bickel, Sue Curry SECOND ROW: Roy Montgomery, Sue Rothenberg, Maria Marseli, Kathy Streever, Gail Camburn,Patty Veit, Wendy Frost, Richard R? THIRD ROW: Mark Mollenkof, Jill Joseph, Terry Derbyshire, Angela Marques, Melissa Thomas, Linda Kirk, Leslie May, Mabel Deutsch, Susan D., Alan Pyle FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Garry Wall, Ricky Kroll, Thom Leis, Dan McKinley, Leslie Burnet, Gordan Pickney, Bobby ?, Conrad S?,Stephen M, Miss Goodman 5 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Miss Drissell
Grade 4A
FRONT ROW: Sue Kirsch, Sue Murray, Sue Rothenberg,Terry Lingenfelter?, Jenny Voorhoeve
SECOND ROW: ???,Barry Silverman, Tom Brown,Steve Sailer, Nan Nirenberg, Steve Scholten,Keith Beale, Lee Schriftman
THIRD ROW: ?, Jimmy Yust,Larry Dunn, Curt Bell,Conrad(?), John Schumacher, Steve Crane
BACK ROW: Angela Marquis, Joyce Bullock, Jill Joseph, Leslie Burnett, ? Leslie May, Beverly Daniels, Teacher-Miss Drissell 6 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Grade 4B 1964-1965
Miss Draper 7 of 25
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Sandy Run Elementary School
Grade 5B - Miss Gradwell
FRONT ROW: Jerry Cataldi Beth Abramson
SECOND ROW: Bruce Hartung, Vicki Laurent, Jack Nicklaus, Gail Morgan, Barry Silverman, Sue Kirsch, Richard Taylor
THIRD ROW: Randy Kirsch, Bud Shaeffer, Gary Callis, Jimmy Yust, Michael Behr, Randall DeLee, Larry Cottom, Gary Meyers, Bob King
BACK ROW: Teacher-Miss Gradwell, Betsy Morris, Judy Barnhurst, ? ? , ?, ? , Hope Day, Kathy Fiss 9 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Grade 6 1966-1967 -Mr. Baker Back Row:Sue Hirsch, Linda Decker, Barry Stein, Lynette Baker, Hope Berman, Paula Beiber, Lance Koury, Seth Freidman, Jules Mermelstein, Steve Jennings Second row from top: Mr. Baker, Suzanne Phipps, Ed Ruediger, Bob Bellfield, Milton Kaufman, Donna Williams, Steve Powell, Rolanda Ritzman Front Row: Richard Zecca, Richard Chessen, Stan Moser, Sue Fischer, Marcy Kaplan, John Tucker, Debbie Maurer 10 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Grade 6A - Mr.Bogdan - Top Row- Mr. Bogdan, Linda Kirk, Mabel Deutsch,Rick Heintz,Leslie Burnett,Julie Hawkins, Carol Holcombe, Melissa Thomas 2nd ROW Albert Eberle,Gordon Pinckney, Garry Wall, Beverly Daniels, Roberta VanHorn, Janice Jones, Rick Kroll, ?, Alan Pyle, Curtis Burke, Bill Tascarella,Jerry Fetterman, Mark Taplar,Craig Taggart, Mark Mollenkoff, Bob Mosley, Bobby Tillman, Kathy Johnston, Judy Yu, Lynn Watson, Keith Beale, ? Judy Kane, Nancy Hocker
1966-67 11 of 25
Jarrettown 6C Mrs.Weidenhamers class TOP ROW: Ms. Weidenhamer,Gary Stillwell,Tom Levis,Kathy Streever, Barry Raiser,Stuart Lind,Susan White, Dan McKinley SECOND ROW: Mark Edgar,Steve Scholten,Nancy Scarpello,Sandy Brast,Stu Visnov,Pete Smith,BettyAnn Carvin, Larry Dunn, Sue Donache THIRD ROW: Gordon Lund, Mike Chiarolanza,Sandy Korsen Steve Sailer, Joann Schultz,Tom Brown,Lisa Freitag,Richard Petroski FRONT ROW:Lizanne Kelly,Debbie Kantner,BettyLou Derbyshire,Colleen Engle,Sandy Forte,Sue Shigeoka 12 of 25
7th grade UD Jr.High Mrs.Hallman/Mrs.Barry homeroom 13 of 25
8th grade '68-'69 14 of 25
Sandy Run JHS Grade 7E 1967-1968 15 of 25
Sandy Run Jr. High
Homeroom 7A
1967-68
FRONT ROW: Debbie Maurer, Robin Holmes, Pat Costello
SECOND ROW: Mario Mariano, Bobby Tillman, Barry Lukoff, Darlene Ahmann, Cindy Samans, Bill Stremme,Ed Ruediger, Steve McGee
THIRD ROW: Bruce Kamen, Jeff Bush, Jack Nickolaus, Steve Spicer, Bill Wachmer, Eric Johnson, Jon Raphaelson, Bud Schaeffer, Ken Florence, Stan Moser, Richard Simon, ????, Barry Silverman, Howard Katz
BACK ROW: Roberta Dorylis, Art Benica, Beverly Daniels, Sue Rothenberg, Janet Hyland, Sue Hirsch, Dave Freygang, Lizanne Kelly 16 of 25
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Back row: Ken Miller, Lynette Baker, Steve Johnson, Gordon Bowman, Craig Holt, Larry Dubbs, Eric Johnson, Diane Millman, Jack Szabo, Mrs. Finley SECOND ROW FROM TOP: Bob Jacobs, Debbie Sharp, Craig Hunter, Roy Degler, Louanne Genovese, Fred Unger, Jeff Bush, Barbara Horn, Steve Jennings, Bob Bellfield, Anna Anastasia, Chris Chivoni (sp?), Bill Wachmer THIRD ROW FROM TOP: Pat Winder, Brian Hatsai, Suzanne Phipps, Stan Moser, Jenny Uecker, David Poley, Carol McIntyre FRONT ROW: Rolanda Ritzman, Sally Bailey, Alice Williams, Derri Belcher 20 of 25
Who can forget some of our favorite teachers? 21 of 25
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1972 Wrestling Christmas Tournament 24 of 25
Applause Community Theatre
Ambler, PA
A Star Was Born - Louise Harms!
Showtimes - May 11 and May 18, 1973 25 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater - Grade 3B - Back row: Mrs. Wilson, Suzanne Phipps, Marie JGuilianni, Connie Willard, Sandy ?, Greg Long, Debbie Kalkwarf, Diane Millman, Lynette Baker, Nancy Scarpello SECOND ROW FROM TOP: Paul Hoifjeld, Ken Miller, Lance Koury, Bill Mohr, Steve Johnson, Jack Szabo, Steve Jennings, Chris Chavoni THIRD ROW FROM TOP: Audrey Edwards, David Frain, Pat Winder, David Poley, Jenny Uecker, Roy Degler, ?? Front Row: Ted Smith, Rolanda Ritzman, Brian Hatzai, Debbie Sharp, Bob Jacobs 2 of 25
East Oreland Elementary -
Grade 1 - Mrs. Redman -
BACK ROW: Teacher-Miss Redman?, Peter Leneweaver, ??????, David Freygang, Cindy Lane, Peter Miller, Barry Lukoff
SECOND ROW: Hope Day, Ben Palmer, Hope Evers, Stu Marvin, Wendy Frost, Gail Morgan
FRONT ROW: Bruce Kamen, Jack Nicklaus, Sue Dreibelbis, Barry Silverman, Yvonne(?), Billy Turkot, Joe Nemetz, Sue Kirsch 3 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Elementary-Grade 2A- Teacher - Mrs. Frick BACK ROW - Anna Anastasia, Craig Holt Larry Dubbs, Mrs. Frick, Greg Long, Lance Koury, Barbara Horn SECOND ROW: Carol McIntyre, Donna Lee, Jeff Bush, Steve Johnson, Bill Stremme, Ken Miller, Richard Chessen, Jenny Uecker Front Row seated: Alice Williams, Audrey Edwards, Ed Ruediger, Pat Winder, David Frain, Debbie Sharp, Rolanda Ritzman Front row Floor: Ted Smith, Craig Pollen, Bob Jacob 4 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Grade 3C - Mrs. Wilson - FRONT ROW: Susan Murray, Robert Kahranmanis, Barry Silverman, Scott Bickel, Sue Curry SECOND ROW: Roy Montgomery, Sue Rothenberg, Maria Marseli, Kathy Streever, Gail Camburn,Patty Veit, Wendy Frost, Richard R? THIRD ROW: Mark Mollenkof, Jill Joseph, Terry Derbyshire, Angela Marques, Melissa Thomas, Linda Kirk, Leslie May, Mabel Deutsch, Susan D., Alan Pyle FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Garry Wall, Ricky Kroll, Thom Leis, Dan McKinley, Leslie Burnet, Gordan Pickney, Bobby ?, Conrad S?,Stephen M, Miss Goodman 5 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Miss Drissell
Grade 4A
FRONT ROW: Sue Kirsch, Sue Murray, Sue Rothenberg,Terry Lingenfelter?, Jenny Voorhoeve
SECOND ROW: ???,Barry Silverman, Tom Brown,Steve Sailer, Nan Nirenberg, Steve Scholten,Keith Beale, Lee Schriftman
THIRD ROW: ?, Jimmy Yust,Larry Dunn, Curt Bell,Conrad(?), John Schumacher, Steve Crane
BACK ROW: Angela Marquis, Joyce Bullock, Jill Joseph, Leslie Burnett, ? Leslie May, Beverly Daniels, Teacher-Miss Drissell 6 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Grade 4B 1964-1965
Miss Draper 7 of 25
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Sandy Run Elementary School
Grade 5B - Miss Gradwell
FRONT ROW: Jerry Cataldi Beth Abramson
SECOND ROW: Bruce Hartung, Vicki Laurent, Jack Nicklaus, Gail Morgan, Barry Silverman, Sue Kirsch, Richard Taylor
THIRD ROW: Randy Kirsch, Bud Shaeffer, Gary Callis, Jimmy Yust, Michael Behr, Randall DeLee, Larry Cottom, Gary Meyers, Bob King
BACK ROW: Teacher-Miss Gradwell, Betsy Morris, Judy Barnhurst, ? ? , ?, ? , Hope Day, Kathy Fiss 9 of 25
Thomas Fitzwater Grade 6 1966-1967 -Mr. Baker Back Row:Sue Hirsch, Linda Decker, Barry Stein, Lynette Baker, Hope Berman, Paula Beiber, Lance Koury, Seth Freidman, Jules Mermelstein, Steve Jennings Second row from top: Mr. Baker, Suzanne Phipps, Ed Ruediger, Bob Bellfield, Milton Kaufman, Donna Williams, Steve Powell, Rolanda Ritzman Front Row: Richard Zecca, Richard Chessen, Stan Moser, Sue Fischer, Marcy Kaplan, John Tucker, Debbie Maurer 10 of 25
Jarrettown Elementary
Grade 6A - Mr.Bogdan - Top Row- Mr. Bogdan, Linda Kirk, Mabel Deutsch,Rick Heintz,Leslie Burnett,Julie Hawkins, Carol Holcombe, Melissa Thomas 2nd ROW Albert Eberle,Gordon Pinckney, Garry Wall, Beverly Daniels, Roberta VanHorn, Janice Jones, Rick Kroll, ?, Alan Pyle, Curtis Burke, Bill Tascarella,Jerry Fetterman, Mark Taplar,Craig Taggart, Mark Mollenkoff, Bob Mosley, Bobby Tillman, Kathy Johnston, Judy Yu, Lynn Watson, Keith Beale, ? Judy Kane, Nancy Hocker
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Jarrettown 6C Mrs.Weidenhamers class TOP ROW: Ms. Weidenhamer,Gary Stillwell,Tom Levis,Kathy Streever, Barry Raiser,Stuart Lind,Susan White, Dan McKinley SECOND ROW: Mark Edgar,Steve Scholten,Nancy Scarpello,Sandy Brast,Stu Visnov,Pete Smith,BettyAnn Carvin, Larry Dunn, Sue Donache THIRD ROW: Gordon Lund, Mike Chiarolanza,Sandy Korsen Steve Sailer, Joann Schultz,Tom Brown,Lisa Freitag,Richard Petroski FRONT ROW:Lizanne Kelly,Debbie Kantner,BettyLou Derbyshire,Colleen Engle,Sandy Forte,Sue Shigeoka 12 of 25
7th grade UD Jr.High Mrs.Hallman/Mrs.Barry homeroom 13 of 25
8th grade '68-'69 14 of 25
Sandy Run JHS Grade 7E 1967-1968 15 of 25
Sandy Run Jr. High
Homeroom 7A
1967-68
FRONT ROW: Debbie Maurer, Robin Holmes, Pat Costello
SECOND ROW: Mario Mariano, Bobby Tillman, Barry Lukoff, Darlene Ahmann, Cindy Samans, Bill Stremme,Ed Ruediger, Steve McGee
THIRD ROW: Bruce Kamen, Jeff Bush, Jack Nickolaus, Steve Spicer, Bill Wachmer, Eric Johnson, Jon Raphaelson, Bud Schaeffer, Ken Florence, Stan Moser, Richard Simon, ????, Barry Silverman, Howard Katz
BACK ROW: Roberta Dorylis, Art Benica, Beverly Daniels, Sue Rothenberg, Janet Hyland, Sue Hirsch, Dave Freygang, Lizanne Kelly 16 of 25
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Back row: Ken Miller, Lynette Baker, Steve Johnson, Gordon Bowman, Craig Holt, Larry Dubbs, Eric Johnson, Diane Millman, Jack Szabo, Mrs. Finley SECOND ROW FROM TOP: Bob Jacobs, Debbie Sharp, Craig Hunter, Roy Degler, Louanne Genovese, Fred Unger, Jeff Bush, Barbara Horn, Steve Jennings, Bob Bellfield, Anna Anastasia, Chris Chivoni (sp?), Bill Wachmer THIRD ROW FROM TOP: Pat Winder, Brian Hatsai, Suzanne Phipps, Stan Moser, Jenny Uecker, David Poley, Carol McIntyre FRONT ROW: Rolanda Ritzman, Sally Bailey, Alice Williams, Derri Belcher 20 of 25
Who can forget some of our favorite teachers? 21 of 25
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1972 Wrestling Christmas Tournament 24 of 25
Applause Community Theatre
Ambler, PA
A Star Was Born - Louise Harms!
Showtimes - May 11 and May 18, 1973 25 of 25
1973 Grads - Abramson through Bail 1 of 43
Grads- Bailey-Connie through Baxter 2 of 43
Grads - Beale through Berman 3 of 43
Grads - Bray through Callis 4 of 43
Grads - Campoli through Chiarolanza 5 of 43
Grads - Cilleti through Cooley 6 of 43
Grads - Cooper through Davis 7 of 43
Grads - Day through Dubin 8 of 43
Grads - Dubs through Evans 9 of 43
Grads - Evers through Foltz 10 of 43
Grads - Ford through Friedman 11 of 43
Grads - Frost through Eliz. Graham 12 of 43
Grads - Graham,Fred through Hart,Patty 13 of 43
Grads - Hartung through Heverly 14 of 43
Grads - Herwitt through Houston 15 of 43
Grads - Hunter through Jennings 16 of 43
Grads - Jessen through Kane 17 of 43
Grads - Kantner through Kennedy, Cindy 18 of 43
Grads - Kennedy,Jim through Koury 19 of 43
Grads - Krevolin through Lee 20 of 43
Grads - Leeman through MacKinlay 21 of 43
Grads - MacVaugh through Maurer 22 of 43
Grads - Maurone through McElwee 23 of 43
Grads - McGann through Meyer,Phil 24 of 43
Grads - Meyer,Phyllis through Millman 25 of 43
Grads - Mohr through Mosteller 26 of 43
Grads - Mullen through Nicklaus 27 of 43
Grads - Nirenberg - Peterson 28 of 43
Grads - Phipps - Quenzel 29 of 43
Grads - Querner through Roatche 30 of 43
Grads - Rodriquez through Ryan 31 of 43
Grads - Sailer through Schulman 32 of 43
Grads - Schultz through Short 33 of 43
Grads- Shubert - Spicer 34 of 43
Grads - Splendido through Sullivan 35 of 43
Grads - Syburg - Thomas, Melissa 36 of 43
Grads - Thomas, Patricia through Uecker 37 of 43
Grads - Valentine through Wallace,Marshall 38 of 43
Grads - Walter through Whitehead 39 of 43
Grads - Schultz through Short 40 of 43
Grads - Wiley through Yeany 41 of 43
Grads - Yemm through Zingle 42 of 43
Our Class Officers and Advisors 43 of 43
Grads- Bailey-Connie through Baxter 2 of 43
Grads - Beale through Berman 3 of 43
Grads - Bray through Callis 4 of 43
Grads - Campoli through Chiarolanza 5 of 43
Grads - Cilleti through Cooley 6 of 43
Grads - Cooper through Davis 7 of 43
Grads - Day through Dubin 8 of 43
Grads - Dubs through Evans 9 of 43
Grads - Evers through Foltz 10 of 43
Grads - Ford through Friedman 11 of 43
Grads - Frost through Eliz. Graham 12 of 43
Grads - Graham,Fred through Hart,Patty 13 of 43
Grads - Hartung through Heverly 14 of 43
Grads - Herwitt through Houston 15 of 43
Grads - Hunter through Jennings 16 of 43
Grads - Jessen through Kane 17 of 43
Grads - Kantner through Kennedy, Cindy 18 of 43
Grads - Kennedy,Jim through Koury 19 of 43
Grads - Krevolin through Lee 20 of 43
Grads - Leeman through MacKinlay 21 of 43
Grads - MacVaugh through Maurer 22 of 43
Grads - Maurone through McElwee 23 of 43
Grads - McGann through Meyer,Phil 24 of 43
Grads - Meyer,Phyllis through Millman 25 of 43
Grads - Mohr through Mosteller 26 of 43
Grads - Mullen through Nicklaus 27 of 43
Grads - Nirenberg - Peterson 28 of 43
Grads - Phipps - Quenzel 29 of 43
Grads - Querner through Roatche 30 of 43
Grads - Rodriquez through Ryan 31 of 43
Grads - Sailer through Schulman 32 of 43
Grads - Schultz through Short 33 of 43
Grads- Shubert - Spicer 34 of 43
Grads - Splendido through Sullivan 35 of 43
Grads - Syburg - Thomas, Melissa 36 of 43
Grads - Thomas, Patricia through Uecker 37 of 43
Grads - Valentine through Wallace,Marshall 38 of 43
Grads - Walter through Whitehead 39 of 43
Grads - Schultz through Short 40 of 43
Grads - Wiley through Yeany 41 of 43
Grads - Yemm through Zingle 42 of 43
Our Class Officers and Advisors 43 of 43
PICTURE OF THE GUYS "WARMING UP" AT THE JARRETTOWN HOTEL ON THE 25TH REUNION NIGHT…CAN YOU NAME THESE HANDSOME MEN?
TOP ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: STAN MOSER, TED SMITH,RICHARD MARONE, DAVE FIGUEROTA, DAVE LIPSCHULTZ, ERIC MCCORMCIK, SETH FRIEDMAN
BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, CONNIE MCNUTT, PAUL MCNUTT, KEITH ROSEMAN, STEVE POWELL. AND DAVE POLEY 1 of 4
Jody Titlow-Haller and Her Horse-February - 2009 2 of 4
25th Reunion: Back row of guys:
Craig Taggart, Jules Mermelstein, Barry Allen, Barry Silverman.
Middle row: Nan Shriftman, Diane Millman, Ruth Mermelstein, Rolanda Ritzman
Front row guys kneeling: Lee Shriftman, Bob Jacobs, Bob Simon 3 of 4
OUR CLASSMATE Gary Stillwell still has an adventurous CARDINAL spirit!! (That is a RED coat, isn't it? Here is Gary in March, 2010, approaching Thorang Phedi in Nepal, Mt. Everest 4 of 4
Jody Titlow-Haller and Her Horse-February - 2009 2 of 4
25th Reunion: Back row of guys:
Craig Taggart, Jules Mermelstein, Barry Allen, Barry Silverman.
Middle row: Nan Shriftman, Diane Millman, Ruth Mermelstein, Rolanda Ritzman
Front row guys kneeling: Lee Shriftman, Bob Jacobs, Bob Simon 3 of 4
OUR CLASSMATE Gary Stillwell still has an adventurous CARDINAL spirit!! (That is a RED coat, isn't it? Here is Gary in March, 2010, approaching Thorang Phedi in Nepal, Mt. Everest 4 of 4
What ever happened to this guy? 1 of 6
Administrative/Secretarial Staff 2 of 6
Our Guidance Counselling Office 3 of 6
UD Bus Drivers & Cafeteria Ladies(hair nets and all) -How could you forget these folks? Lots of interesting characters and personalities! 4 of 6
UD Maintenance Staff 5 of 6
Surprise Candid Shots ... 6 of 6
Administrative/Secretarial Staff 2 of 6
Our Guidance Counselling Office 3 of 6
UD Bus Drivers & Cafeteria Ladies(hair nets and all) -How could you forget these folks? Lots of interesting characters and personalities! 4 of 6
UD Maintenance Staff 5 of 6
Surprise Candid Shots ... 6 of 6