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Senior Direetory senior• direetory DONALD HAROLD NIEMAN, 2733 Ridgewood Ave. (13). 531-5349. JULIAN HINSON RENFRO, 1338 Chapel St. (6). 751-4617. Walnuts Big Brother 12; Walnuts 9-12 (cast); Peanuts II; Sr. Band 9-12; Jr. 12; Jr. Band 8; Letterman's Club 11-12 ; Weight Lifting Club 11-12; Band 7-8; Orchestra 11-12; Stage Crew 8-9. Omega Delta Kappa 10-12; Football 7-8, 11-12; Basketball 7-8, 9-12 (Res. Capt. 12); Track 9-12. WAYNE HUBER NISWANDER, 3249 Avery Lane (8). 321-0086. Big Brother 12; Walnuts; Hi-Y 12; Alpha Delta Kappa (V.P. & Corres. ALAN BARRY ROESSLER, 353 Wood Ave. (20).861-2528. Jr. Student Sec'y. 12); Football 8-12 (Jr. High 8-9; Reserve 10-11, Varsity 12); Council 7-8; Big Brother 12; German Club 10-11; Cu rrent History Club Basketball 8; Baseball 10-11. 10-11; Track 9; Swimming 7-12. RICHARD NOBLE, 1408 Oak Knoll Drive (24).931-0131. Big Brother LYNN DIANE ROSEN, 2182 Bluegra ss Lane. 731-1759. Big Sister 12 ; 11-12; P'eanuts II (cast); German Club 11-12; Delta Beta 10-12; Swim­ Peanuts II; Glee Club 10; Spanish Club II ; Current History Club 12; ming Team 8-12 (Capt. 12); Golf 11-12. Sailorettes II; Sigma Theta Pi 10-12; Jr. High Cheerleader 7. LINDA SHARON NOGEN, 7515 Castleton Place (37) . 821-8336. RE­ JAM ES RICHARD ROSEN FI ELD, 7612 Castleton Place (37). 821-8363. MEMBRANCER 10; Big Sister 12; Peanuts II (cast, staff); Jr. Dram ati cs Chatterbox 12; Gleam 12 ; Jr. Student Council 8; Sr. Class Play 8; Jr. Choir 7; French Club 10; B.A. Prom II; Gamma Kappa 11-12 12 (cast); Latin Club 11-12; Current History Club 10; Weight Lifting (Sergeant at Arms 12); G.A.A. 8. Club II; Baseball 8. FRANK C. NORRIS, 1638 Brandon Ave. (30) 231-4423. Walnuts 10-11; ELLEN ROSENTHAL, 3523 Biddle St. (20). 221-6679. Gleam 12; Sr. Peanuts II (cast); Sr. Band 10-11; Orchestra 10-11; Jr. Band 7; French Student Cou ncil II; Big Si ster 12; Peanuts II ; Glee Club II; Sr. Latin Club II; Spanish Club II; Jr. Latin Club 7; Bible Club 11-12 (Pres. 12). Club 9-12; Current History Club 9-12. MARGO B. NYSTROM, Vernon Manor Hotel. 281-4554. Jr. Student ANITA JOAN ROTHFELD, 3260 N. Whitetree Circle (36) . 891-3753. Council 9; Big Sis+er 12; Peanuts II (cast); Jr. Class Play II; Glee Club Chatterbox 11-12 (News Ed. 12); Peanuts II (cast); Jr. Dramatics 11-12; Jr. Choir 7-8; Spanish Club 10; Jr. Latin Club 9; Science Club Club 8; Current History Club 10-12; Jr. Debate Club 8; Sr. Science 10; Altruist 10-12 (V.P. 12); G .A.A. 7-12. Club II; Y-Teens 10. JOANNA 0' BRYANT, 2015 Marquis St. (6).751-6640. Spanish Club MARCENIA MARIA SADLER, 6009 Desmond St. (27).271-9266. Pea­ 12; Current History Club 10-11; Health Careers Club 12; Jr. Red Cross nuts II (cast); A Cappella Choir 11-12; Glee Club 10; Jr. Choir 7-8; 10 (V.P.); Lunchroom Worker 9-10; Scenery Painter 11-12. Latin Club 10; Health Careers Club 12; Libra ry Worker 10; Y-Teens 10 , 12; G.A.A. 7-12. JERRY PHILIP OLMES , 5322 Charbe St. (27).731-7346. A Cappella Choir 11-12; Jr. Choir 7; Swimming 7-8. DAVID ARTHUR SAGESER, 263 Senator Plac'e (20) . 751-5101. Big Brother 11-12; German Club 9-11; Current History Club 10-12; Track 10 . HELEN ANN OTTERMAN, 3447 Berry Ave. (8).871-0791. NANCY L!EE SANSOTT A, 6107 Clephane (27). 271-0277. French Club ALLEN THOMAS PACK, 5764 Belmont Ave. (24). 541-8644. REMEM­ 12; Latin Club 12; Debate Club 12. BRANCER 12; Chatterbox 10; Big Brother 12; Jr. Class Play II (staff); Walnuts 10; Peanuts II; Sr. Band 9-10; Jr. Band 8; Spanish PETER A. SA WITS, 2869 Ridgewood Ave. (13). 351-1687. Big Brother Club 12; Radio Guild 11-12; Weight Lifting Club II; Rock and Min­ 12; Peanuts II (cast); Chess Club 10; Weight Lifting Club II ; Phi Rho erai Club 9 (V.P.); Fo otball II. Delia 11-12; Cross Country II; Track 11-12. CHIAHUA PAN, 3333 Mannington Ave. (26). 871-2215. Chatterbox JOAN N E SCHAEN, 7212 Eastlawn Drive (37). 631-9084. Big Sister 12; 12; REMEMBRANCER 10; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; P'eanuts II (cast, staff); Jr. Choir 7-8; Latin Club 7-8 (Pres.); French Sr. Student Council 10; Jr. Student Council 7-9 (Treas. 8); Class Pres. Club 12; Debate Club 10; B.A. Prom II; Scenery Painter; Gamma Kap­ 9; Big Sister 12; Walnuts (staff); Peanuts (staff); Jr. Dramatics Club; pa 10-12; Cheerleader 7. Jr. Choir 7; French Club 9-12 (Pres. 12); Latin Club 7-10; Current His­ CAROL ELIZABETH SCHARF, 2856 Werk Rd. (II). 662-5032. tory Club 9-12; Jr. Y-Teens 7-8; Y-Teens 9-10; G.A.A. 7-12 (Sec'y. 12). CHARLES SCHENKER , 2430 Bremont Ave. (37).631-0605. Jr. Student DAVID B. PAUL, 1350 Oak Knoll Drive (24,). 522-2856. P,eanuts II; Council 7; Big Brother 12; Jr. Band 7; German Club 10-12 (Sec'y. II); Spanish Club 9-10; Visual Aids 10. Jr. Latin Club 8; Sr. Science Club II; Tropical Fish Club 8; Phi RhQ MICHAEL B. PEARLMAN, 3817 Winding Way (29).961-5629. Current Delta 10-12. History Club 10-12; Sr. Science Club 10; Phi Rho Delta 10-12 (Sec'y. ESTELLE FRANCES SCHLAEGER, 7100 East Aracoma Drive (37).731- 11-12); Golf II. 2763. Entered grade 12. Chatterbox 12; Current History Club 12; PAMELA DARE PERKSON, 3814 Country Club Place (8).871-3422. Chi Sigma Delta 12. Big Sister 12; Peanuts II; French Club 10-11; Philotas 10-12. NANCY SCHOTT, 1280 Paddock Hills Ave. (29). 731-7820. Chatter­ box 9-12 (Feature Ed . 12); Gleam 12 (Typing Ed.); Big Sister 12; ROBERT PERMUT, 6880 Elbrook Drive (37).631-3821. Jr. Student Coun­ Walnuts 8-9, II (castl; Peanuts II (cast. staff); A Cappella Choir 12; cil 7-9; Big Brother 12; Peanuts II (cast); Jr. Band 8-9; Latin Club 7-12; Glee Club 10-11; Jr. Choir 7-8; Latin Club 7-9; French Club 10-12; B.A. Phi Epsilon 10-12 (Corres. Sec'y. 10, V.P. II, Pres. 12); Interfratority Prom 11-12 ; Curreni' History Club 10-12 ; F.T.A. 10-12; Modern Dance Council 12. Club 10. PATRICE DIANNE PIERCE, 2136 East Hill Ave. (8).321-2590. Chat­ CHARLES ALFRED SCHWAB, 734 Avon Fields Lane (29); 861-1327. terbox 7-8, 12; Big Sister 12; Peanuts II; Jr. Choir 7; Spanish Club Gleam 12 (Business Mgr.); 'Big Brother 12; Sr. Class Play; Peanuts II 10; Current History Club 12; Philotas 10-12; G.A.A. 7-12. (cast); A Cappeila Choir 12: Jr. Choir 7; Jr. Latin Club 7-9; Spanish Club 10-11; Current History Club 9-10; Radio Guild 11-12; Round Town­ LARRY RAY POUNDS, 1638 Rockford Place (23).681-1799. ers 10-12 (Corres. Sec'y, Sec'y. 12) ; Swimming 9. CATHARINE LANGDON PRINCE, 601 Stanley Ave. (26). 321-2550. NELSON SCHWAB ill, 972 Richwood Ave. (26).321-3909. Sr. Student Chatterbox 11-12 (Ed. Board I I, Co-Ed. 12); National Merit Schol­ Council 11-12 (V .P. 12); Jr. Student Council 7-9; Student Court 11-12; arship Semi-Finalist; Peanuts II (staff); French Club 9-12; Latin Club Class Leader 7; Bi g Brother 11-12; Sr. Class Pla y; Jr. Cla ss Play; Pea­ 11-12; Scenery Painter 10-11. nuts II (cast, staff); Spanish Club 10; Radio G ui ld II ; Delta Be ta 10-12 (V .P. :2); Basketball 7-8; Track 7. KEN EUGENE PYLE, 2628 Bonnie Drive (30). 231-8006. Peanuts II ELLEN SCHWARZ, 113 I Cheyenne Dri ve (16). 351-1591. Chatter­ (cast); German Club 9-11; Current History Club 12; Sr. Biology Club 10. box 9; Pean uts II (castl; Band 7; Jr. Latin Club 8; French Club 11-12; JEAN R. RAME'LET, Waldhoheweg 15, Berne, Switzerland. (031) 41-66- Current History Club; Chi Sigma Delta 10-12. 29. A.F.S. Student 12; Chatterbox 12' Student Council 12' Swim- RONALD M. SEESKIN, 6119 Hammel Ave. (37).351-3809. Peanuts II; ming Team 12. ' , German Club 10-11; Current Hi sto ry Club 10-12; Phi Rh o Delta 10; Phi Epsilon 11-12 (Sec'y. II, Treas. 12); Jr. High Baseball 9. ~ETTE ANN RAPPOPORT, 2 Revel Lane (17).861-4640. Big Sis ter 12; vr. Class Play 12 (cast); Jr. Dramatics Club 7-8 (Pres. 8); Walnuts 8-9; BETTY SEGAL, 3969 Rose Hill Ave. (29).221-1385. Student Court II; Peanuts II (cast. staff); A Cappella Choir 10-11; Jr. Choir 7-8; Spanish Big Sister 12; Peanuts II (cast); Jr. Choir 7; Jr. Latin Club 7-9; Fren ch Club 10-12; Current History Club 9-12; Office Helper 12; G.A.A. 7-12; Club 10-12; CurrentHistoryClub9-12 (Sec'y. 12); Scenery Painter II; G.A.A. Board 8. Gamma Kappa 10-12. 193 .
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